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ual indulgence Is practiced by the youth OF DOTH
sexes to an almost unlimited extent producing
with unerring certainty the following train OF
morbid symptoms, unless combated by scientific
medical measures viz: Sallow cOuntenance,
dark spots under the eyes, pain in the head,
ringing in the ears, noise like the .rustling OF
leaves and rattling of chariots, uneasiness about
the Ieins, weakness of the limbs, confused Wis
ion. biunted intellect loss of confidence, diff
dence in approaching strangers, dislike to form
new acquaintances, disposition to shun society,
loss of memory, hectic flushes, pimples and va
rious eruptions about the face, furred tongue,
fetid breath coughs, consumption, night sweats
monomania and frequently insanity
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SAN JOSE, May 12th.-J. G. Kennedy, ex-City
School superintendent. who shot Dan Bohen
some weeks ago, was discharged from custody
this evening by Justice Veuve the Justice stating
that from the evidence he believed that Ken
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The Painters Strike-Arriva1 from China
and Japan-The Wounded Pugilist-A
Cynriau Convicted
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YREKA, May 18th The stage robber captured
at Shasta for stopping Il stage at Grants Pass, i'll
Oregon. last winter, got away from the Jackson
county Sheriff last evening at Castle Rock, in
this county, near the Shasta line. 1t is said the
Sheriff was asleep in the stage when the robbel
got out, but the Sheriff is now hunting the run
away for whom he has Governor requisition
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The Redwood City Tragedy.

REDWOOD CITY, May 12th.-The Coroners jury
was impaneled yesterday to hold an inquest
and killed in the Superior Courtroom Saturday
afternoon. The Grand Jury met and viewed
the body yesterday and to-day was set for the
hearing of the testimony. The verdict was
given at o'clock this afternoon, which was that
Casey came to his death from three pistol balls
fired by Daniel Sweeney.
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SAN PEDRO, May 12th.-After the arrival at
this port of the United States flagship Hartford,
Saturday night, it was discovered that one of
her cylinders WAS so badly broken as to require
renewal She now lies at the anchorage, taking
in coal and awaiting instructions from Wash
mgton.
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-03-14
Selected Story.
THE OLD, OLD STORY.

She was the proudcst Woman |
ever knew. Poor and proud the
Kathleen Langley but the adopted
child Of a very wealthy aunt, she
had never felt the chilly blasts of
poverty; probably never would
SINCE now she was the betrotheu Of
Arthur Fanshawe, and his name
was good for a million.
| had been Kathlecn's intimate
friend and chosen companion ever
since our schoollays, to me there
had never been so true and dear
friend. But | could not shut my
eyes to her besetting sin.-pride.
In vain argued with her, lcctured
her on it's evils. She had ALWAYS
listened patiently. but with sar-
Castle gleam in her brown eyes,
and when I had finished she would
lap her head on my knee and smile
up into my face mischievously.
Dear ola Mentonw she would
say: "it's no use. Pride was the
sole heritage left me, and, though.
It wreck all my happiness, | can
40 L
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A Poetica! Wedding.

\ couple were married in Ohio. re
nlly, it is said, ia the following pc
ical style !. u. s:ysy d
MINISTER.
This woman Wilt thou have,
And cherish her for life;
Wilt love and comfort her,
And seek no OTHER wife?
This woman will take
That stands beside me now;
I'll find her board anC clothes.
And have no other ''frow.'
MINISTER.
And for your husband will
You take this nice young man.
Obey his slightest wish
And love Him all you can:
Ill love him al | can,
Obey him all | choose.
And when ask for funds
lie never must refuse.
MINISTER.
hrn Nou are man and wife,
And happy may YOU be
IS MANY be your years
AS dollars is my fee.
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-03-14
Y, SOUTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY, MARCII IA, 1884

wife"
Arthur Fanshawe the blase man
of the world; cynic, a sceptic,
everything bad and unnatural. ToI
throw away her youth, beauty and
purity upon Arthur Fanshawe! It'll
was a cruel thing.
"Oh, Kathie - [ cried, tell me
it is not true. You do not love him
Il know it. Why, then, why do
you make this sacrifice o.
Her red lip curlcd scornfully.
''Therc are a million reasons"
she answered, bitterly.
Then she went away, and wien
saw her again she was in the
midst of gay group, lovely in
her gliltering ball dress, and Ar
thur tanshawe was at her side, his
hard, cold eyes lighted with the
frosty CLEANS Of selfish love. his
engagement to the fair New York
belle publicly announced, y.
knew then that the match had
been of her Aunt Langley'S making
that her ambition iur her beauti f,
ful niece had at least attained the
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-03-14

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that
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dress uov;,,r lnw, t,a s,,;
sonls
cow hor o,ono,, ,,. ha., 49,,
set her teeth tooether them her
gaze encountered mine, and sIjuhl.
". she forced = smile
"Are Won ready Iadjo.>,
Mr.. Fan.hawc's voice nroko tb.
silence,
care Won oo;,o !, tho hoo+,,
asked Koth]rcn
:'To be sure. | am not foo,ish
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The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-03-14
lion,' she began gayly.
"Who in the world is going to

teach you?
Kathleen glanced through the
long French window to the shore,
but few rods away where a tiny
boat lay moored, and a masculine
figure lounged back among the
cushions, lazily putting u good ci-
gar.
"Oh, don't know his name" she
laughed, scornfulIy. "Onc Of the
aborigines here. / have engaged
his services at so much an hour,
and for the rest, as Mr.. Toots
would say, it is Of no consequence,
auntie.'
II trust Mr.. Fanshawe ap-
pro?ves.' began her aunt.
II am not Mr.. Fanshuwr's : prop
crty as yet,' suggested Kathleen: {:
and before another remark could
be proffercd she was out Of the
noi;sc, down the path, ard off in
the direction Of the lake shore.
Boating lessons see cmed to take up
4 good deal OF her time and atten-
,ion after that, but | never chan
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-03-14

\ couple were married in Ohio. re-
Gently, it is said, ia the following po
clical style 4s;y, .%s
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S,taalions rumico All't,

ntTtIR NAtlER=liy Young man ~
II " tI,sI, aunr Is. ms.na' 90 N,r' tn'} I'''
a.'.u1 '.7 h". n'a1 N's .ia.-.' '' I ~ -,
l.b.l5fa. -.,1s, ''''' '''
NuACuNAN. PORTER or fAChER'- NY Il
Y asusaFDa.g maa. ags i'Ais = ''io'a,' ' '',
wi.bha,-os Address l,iiAnL ,uLuANh iit "'''-'l.
NOACHN thoroughly under
Y sian'is ns business "a eve y ro-p',, l '-,s S1
reference Ias lau.y 1r~',7 'n 49, ,'n ' ,g'.."7 '
NOAtUNAN and GARDENER-tuOk aud
y IATNul ---By young American O'uule VIC
good coOk and l4uudrc,s Nh ur't,a.s rr een'' A's'
j. j.. IA Tribune L pto"n once l-.' '.1''"J'
COACHUAN -C COOK and LACNDRh>o.-
Ior wife b. GOOD oo4 AMI 4undrcs, uo en'nm1 @A,'S'
good city and country references a-0T. 3 thave
NOACTNfAN -Rvo fr-t-cas. man; UNDER
u stand, hs business thoroughly can o. uItAy & o
mended or paDhy and good couduc, "S"tL5r. '-N NO
children. cay Oh country 0e', ,ivrrsv we brooklyn
hRIVER. ctc.-By a Young man aS driver
- 10 tabe caro- q. Apr'e'' t-{ u rs Vysr t-ih..t
GARDENER.-By a steady single man. WIN
~ ar, rs'ererce i gardener driver ana E'NY
'''''' -''' J. T.. ribuoe Uptown once LIS Dro'i~'y
EAEDENER or ASSl,TANT.-By a middle
" AGED mu vino thoroughly uuer'inls m, ol''H''' 'A'
pcieacea N iAraas good reiers4,- isrryoyn y
GARDENER. - Thorough; E1-lSh; ,aEe
rty orr'lls hot and rrseuh0u'e nm o~iaus Il'i.,
rose frIit forcing and ye-et4n.r' i"'h.S W ''"''
g,ucHoe J.. o.. Nel.'s IiOleL Mu.ie ANS -''
DAINTER.-Bya handy man; married ; | az
-.r.r. % y.. and :. .llne % make himself useful al
anything T. g.. Post Dnl.e y t"-' -'I4A -'.'
I1O CLOTHlER~.-WANFEp.-A situation i.Il.,,,
ssrl4m.uer of wool.n 2 'oi, ~ i"Au w. te-
WOjLLLS-, Tribune ohc- SeN o-- ~
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San n9s Banks.

IIII -Ut3ir.'s BANK FoR SAVINGS. (
"a ANu 1G 49, tIf--f.
THE TRUSTEES HAVE ORDERED THAT
tNIr b~ pail o. .1sfor, entitled thereto for the
e. u1Iil- fI..u- fU Do .luf .Y.uNs.
ON count. u1. .rc.. thousand Dollars 40 th9
raiNu. tIt IrE ~ T Hef anuuu.
On srsIH- larger tho De- Ioutsnd Dollars INT net "A
&C. .r lf.e oul4lu Dollars at tn rate oi lhhhh fh"
trN d per H.uun
ar-Cr fln Three rhouaand Dollars al ihc
rsfru It. rEt' ~ per auuuui, pay able oA an Acr
Aoldav 2is instant
l,er 10 v be- placed g. credit 81 dppost'rs prn
dp4. 81 "a, MACl, irtsideA-
ilNHN MARSHALL Cashier.
htW-IoIA, JulI AZ. l5SA
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siluail5ns females.

COOK. A,.-nv ,n American lady; is excel
''1 '''A' "''i'' ANU A,NE.I0lN. sos West -a1''.
TOOK. or COOK and LAINDkENo.-hy
y cIr4hle scotch woman. lr ttly Of" 90
excellent Has ~ uosf soups deserts. Sc uhue f.r.
Ing bran alslta uf uil. hl mas .s
I.e .t . .-r,.t OF " TX call at 80 bth ave- near
lftl-st, upstsu1.
nRE~SMAKER.-A competent dlc,-nihAeI
and Dp,l4ilf WISH. wpr. ln irif At isnl-s S
rr,ler,d AddIcss uEi- s4AkLi" lHDIh' OP-'""
Once. t-i3 frI1iwaY.
IEOT~FEEEpER- AN American woman,
] would aff-nt lnta.df o a-} p'-i'h ol t"''' ''J "
county. cal Uu " address .,, ..,- ~, AL, Al
IIOUSEWORk.- BY au American lady III
l 1 small family. go ttl-asc., up tAiiA ---
ATNURES--A respectable woman wants
fo f4.s nome ug tud IIuuiuE o. OF Ieleleheo 0@H
b. shown q So al Last lOtAsi, second ho'r (.
NrTESE-By an experienced mlddlr-1gcd ter
y "a, u .,pln a. .t.s nurse -petks Eng-' and fi1l'
Wtuns to make htrsIf useiul best teleleAeoa Fi'~
"a. lei, q " Lat employer. 10 West tOtn-st
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proposals fr the " Court House and jail
Tt.blrc Allegheny County P.uu-r lyauL- Viii 30 re-
o. this net. Dy the Controller uni 5oto.x p n OF
August It.I~-4
All proposals must DO made accordance with The plan and
-re.uoa ou prepared hv d. a. Richardson architect which
vii pen Tor examination af Che oce 20, On. county Com
missioner. Oh and after th- urst Monday Of July next
All proposals must De maize blanks fura.sAsI by inc
architect application II tie Aforesaid Commissioners
Office
Tuecourac win be AWARDED lowest sni best bidder
upon giving 20 tie comfy Epoi aud bond IN the
Of Five uuui eI Iuuuseud Dollar. ~5onOI0 with ap-
proved e urs' Tor TIE fal, p.r,rlaueso o. the rors
All bids H-st pe ac0ou.a7 with approved bidier8
bond HI tE5 OF m5e sl..s residents oi state OF
fenls ava All the sIl % Juy Auulryl thousand Dollars
..ltUUOu.
The Cou.ssoaeIs reserve tie right to re- oct and al
bids.
JOSIAH sPFER
tuntro l.r ~ Al.El ~ county.
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delp mauito.

NNANTED.-A neat intelligent German gil
w from a o d Go attend door and be generally useful
must slecV hume CAL between VI 4tS5 Nest .lA o.
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6ituaiions 11anteS--fsmaIes.
A THE PROTECTIVE EMPLOYMENT
1hs ASSOCIATION
p. OnELI, prssidsnt ~ V ODETI treasurer

A THE PROTECTIVE EMPLOYMENT
. or-.x Chartered BY the state 81 NewYork)
Secretary 2 ksIH5o5 5:'s s9Snc,
Main one. Pr BTcadway. near -, s.,@ 1.s m
1rAnches' So EaSt i3Sth-st near SdaTs
"a sa 81 G.ars h:si S VSs1 .S He
" S SaS In
Advertisers cen 10 seen ~ our Office
CooK;;IIFiTstcl., private family; city or country No
C0OK-Pnyate boarding .houso city or country No 80
COOK and LAGNDREss GOOD cook and excellent Iaund.
No Is, at 1917 broadway.
try NJ at T sro.a- pirate family city or conn
WAITRESS Fir tcass private family city or country.
COOKrroest4nt q very good private family cook No
CiT,M sEEMXiD and WAITRESS Understands the
0G GHSaBEFRw5Rz Snd To- AX f2tS"1y rrca,
ch1uoersi and ain ssamste's No H. at l5l7 Broad
ci!!MgEaMAID AL As GsT WAS Understands the
sEAMSTPEIs ana IN i,isEbMAID@ and IT. No.
u. at 1917 Broadway.
4 MISS l.. CAMPBELL'S foreign and do
~. nestle male ana fsn1a EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
a. WSst zdst -eryshs i'IPpoin az families Will be eH
EOOk.--Bv respectable Protestant woman
~ excellent baker undrsanfs her business Thoroughly
Gv country country preferred best Of references 275
COOK or WORKING HOUSEKEEPER.-B
- Prot slant undrrts cooking In all ~ branche,
no 9eoR r. the SoanSry eT. ey rsgfende Ida
COOK or NURSE.-By young Swedish girl.
" No - East ATHEIST.
HOUSEWORK. &c.-Protestant. German,
En-l = aud scotch girls r general homework also
good family Il chaub aruad and waitress or nurse
cry rcfe oncas city country. EPISCOPAL UNION. 81
asst l-th-st.
NTRSE.-Bv Trustworthy Protestant Ger
y man person For city country can take entire chlrge
u N infant cn.ren capable scWefi or mp
stairs honest sober and wiling Na at ~ TIA
ave, near l7fh.st. stairs.
- dre.sm4kn1 and al kinds % family se"iRR; would 20
ont b. the Gay would Aka perm Al
dress VI. d. a.. Tribune Uptown once l-33 Broadway
WASHING md IRONING.-By a German
W woman. ~ or ont of tae house
Ng- SANDERS. . 5 West 35th-st, rear. st floor.
WASHING and IRONiNG.-By a rcspecta-
W Die woman. Ia o. the honse cal on address
Mrs READY, AZ East lItl 30.
WORKING HOUSEkFEPER.-I}y a Protcs
W tam person. an ecpeu,nced cook in every branch
charge - house refer
40 West 2d-st. 9 dish'q.
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Che 0urf .,

MONMOUTH PARK RACES. Long Branch.
VA NJ, every TUESDAY, TIL R~DAH aud sAIUR-
DAY 10 AUGUST - Races promptly az ? 80 p. m.
Races each day Hurdle ~feepechass
each day. Trains and Boats direct 20 Course
Philadelphia aud Reading r. r.. Liberty street Ferry rs,
p II = m, ~ m. 1915. i24j ?. PennsylVana r. r.,
tOftanft and DcsTOsses S. Ferries. o. Il5l 1880
pm Boats sandy Hook PIERS y r. . n am, - 10 ii5
Pm fare Round Trip Including adm salon 70 Fed, - 3d.
j. II. CO-TFg. GEO. L. IORILLAtD
Secretary. President
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i--.>''N II lis f'' n .''' '-''.'7
~ a,C'E'Ir b TATE, NAL sra AA2fEns,
-.''. f.,r 55. ~ .. = ~ Of t.at T.
WISCONSIN '............ ,y lu. ia 2}o p. n.
MtQNl%G .-...-..-.. Iu-.t'l Alg''t u, $50 a M
~ Ibe., s,o,ers brli Of rn VITA wat-rtsh ;.n
. -- -' - r..'' t',h ..f sn - ca 's -, ~
al-o .er"n r.. slsron -e,'a. IS a9d ara 2p "a
Ss, pe,e., y All nzrts a. .@ ror,eot ssHraion and
abu ra''l- ac.arlia-o "a roon, $50. $50 aid -I00
lnfe. edi.e. -4o -,.'r''e a. .2s rates. .,,..,..o
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
company pier me- 40 - Ng River foot "f Norton 81
81 LAlHEs D.. ar'ouss In " mes IS. Jly Sd II am
.h,,A- pl,n +-h 100 amounts TO .ul'. ODD The Banque
L'U IS urUfrIAN agent SD. Bowling Green
HANBuRG AMERICAN PACKET cow
rANf'- ca. .easv Nal q me for PLYMOUTH
london cler''p's .La l ' -'0S AA5tl ,,,. q,
I0HFNI >.......Iuy J.. lHtt1IA. ..........Iuy -
.t-',se -, '-o.aa p al rc..a rates. -ierrasr i,om
EnUp. FL send for Tourist ii,et'e ,,,.,.,
cen ,.r.5. r,ai.t.vy GEN Pc. Aats 81 B'ra, SY
INNAN LINE or STEAMERS.
my oF I.HN lSD.......... Ilu stlt July T.. noon
SIN o. Eao5tht,t 'a1" i3l- ~ % %
..,,. ,on ~ eaE 9 "r'e ''rh ei,, ,,r.,.. .,o
Ii.'ili va ~ 80 .''u,i.rs u-.si+,g n y
.''''.' u, I.i- -...t, Al,
i'''''.' wv
N'AIlNNAI INE-Ftum Pier 10. y Is.
y ~ go TX ,'t'r,.t .t.,tt - 80
q. ID. WV - i-.' 3 ..t...,.- ,...., .tt,, ID,
luArr ........ as.p"e .Aus.'t q '9a no.
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''' ......
y OK II GILMAN lltbl - - 20,
y -usul ult O.. o. LUAuuA.
NEN.Nuuh. SOFT ANriuA AND hhEMtN.
Hiihi 7A' iTu, 's| N'f'f'pfH e~aai HS5{l .
-AIl. H. Farm. JuIy go ftt.nA ..... MDd, Aug q
FaIM EFN..U.h a. LONDON HAAhE And
I'M" ''-" ''''" EUtAiI. -''
i',.,r t.biu slOD IA 81 SD
~ N'""'''a1 '"'"'' second "a I'm 600
.. ..,.- -....,.. First cabin .---...---..-- -
hJ SATURDAY ''""H --- second tAUIn. ..........- 900
-f-.rlga Al lowest rates
OELRI,Ii- 4 o., No. bowling Green.
r,,gTvr, nATT .pI, ANSIITp loNpNNNfS
IPA' ~ ~ 'i.NA 80 - - - -
JAPAN, CHINA. NEN -LEA.ANp. A. : IA "A, CEN
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Us NAYPAY DfuCr,
MA-INUIU.. IuIT s.. 1851.

W41INUIU" ,JuIT \ I71I
SEALED PROPOSALS iu duplicate. 10 bc IN
dursr proposals brass tubes. will bs received 90
t- ol,e un j.. m Tho utu d.j ot Augu,L 7-t, oi mo
below tuhes Ia ha delFrel a. the Navy
Nar Wsghugfou b. a. ico of anv expense % NO d''ti4
conditions
ut HIAI OF F4I IpMI y y AMI ~ rs. lIlNtt,
a brass tubes outside diameter each 70 'eet long
Thickness $50 ID = guhge rs iuHsd weight 400
pouLds TO be- equal tuthe seamless brass tubes manu- af-
uI'd bY the An -ri,aA Tube MoiAs - statcsL, bosol
Mass
So person sial 10 received contractor who Is not
u1uuf.c'urrr o. regular 60 Do, IA" articles which Dee
orers o. suppl, -ul ne hight reserved 10 REJECT any o.
Bids. Responsible security uir d on fhe lts FOR t'liu
performance Blank for bids 10 De hat at this Office
and az neoessa information 90 tie Navy ard. -
THOMAS "a LOOkEI,
Pay l4TtctDr. L ~ ~.
Navy Pay Agent
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SIMMER TOURS AND EXCURSIONS.
BY ALL POPULAR
Rail AND STEAMER LIES.
Doara arb Ro3ms.
Fast Side.

Fast Side
yYyALLACES RESTAU RANT, 121 5th-ave.
W Handsomely shed aso at 30 Irving place.
summer puces
, GRAMERCY PARK.-To let. elegantly
1 furnished rooms with board house and surround ngs
uIs1capuOnaOe. references
.)tEAST 2OTH-ST.-Stangers visiting ity
II VII ind large, coo rooms at 70 and upward Rear
s(IEANr Z0TH.- Parlor and second floors;
y private bathrooms private table o. n-A.l, 3o-d
s4ugle rooms.
West Side
DOARDERS WANTED zoo 90 West 31th-st.,
ID between 9TH AM d ayes Large ,o,l do"' an -
rooms boari e.. l'-'st '-e
prems visiting traaslentss ,, oninD'a'ea ~ti pee
- EST3lST-Sr.-P pleasant furnished r9oGls
I without board
~ WEST 5tST.or.- With board, lmr md
10 small rosa. on ,econd aui taIi ioors siais 90
No WEST l1TH-S L.. with 0t without bp1rd,
% handsome rooms sunne prices uau'eui- tasrn
i-TH-ST., III Wost.-'Iw0 large and fArce
He'd small sewy Furnished painted, papered etc :,
gentiemen
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Ocean Steamers

ANCHOR LINF-U :. NAIL STEAMERS.
y GLASGOW via. LONDpEDERRT
Ethiopia My 10. p M. Fln'ssa July 20, a m
Belly AUg >. Dev mia Aug g, a. u
tahin passage - 20 - seconded 50, p ,.
Ste &c passage 20 or from, 40
LINIfPI. l. AND 4CEk .-IJA ~tsNICE.
from Pier Al. &OrtA b yer foot * Lcrpyst
ATSTRAL .Sals july -G 1ug %. 81 pt. 2l.
tIII OF ROME 4ils iug sept %. oct. 4.
superb accomn0 4 ions & Al ,lass-a u Uas-rr gers
Cabin a,si.c 60 % 90 a.rur Ing % 4cCoWUiOd ions
-econ.,-.l3~s a Storage as above.
For passage. cabin plans book o rates, appl7 10
! b :. D , = m
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West sida.

20TH.-Parlor and second floors;
- puvate bathrooms private tsDc, %: n.ast, }c-i
s4ugle
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BORDEAUX LINE.
ID New and Dir ct me To the south OF France.
NEN-I'Et AND bO.DEAJ \ DttECE 80
CITATthr ryrrN now " wednesday. July %
CifAI-AT u ARCAU.N new ........ Wednesday, 8
CHATEAU " cGucSfiaF
Fto. Ir ntccs arns' near Ws.st fery Brooklyn.
traveller. Tor lraH.e. span ard tIy. ~ rene Pau.
Nlc-. Nc. vii. },t -uc N 'Nu n,r Us ,ab ns filS me
Ei.t CABIN u. . W A.. r-lI second am, so
+. IL h0NLANOER. 40 B,lver.St.
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EAST H-ST.-StrangerS visiting ity
- VII ind large coo. rooms az % aud upward h,tar.
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FENWICK HALL,
HOTEL ALBION.

Eecartr furnished and complete Iu an ifs appointments
IFNTZ & s1EGnIST Projectors.
HOTEL OCEANIC. Barn"gat CITY. ocean
co. Five mues At 49,. 40 malara or hay fever
n nr respect.
a'In7 for 2oo guests Trains hy Penn r. tlV
q and DO q. 49, . innocence. ,