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The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1884-02-08
WHAT "THEY SAY"

That a skating rink in South Lon
donderry will be no good.
That the protector will lose money.
That everybody will come and see
and be conquered.
That it will be big thing
That it will just top over every
other entertainment.
That it will be the only decent hall
in the place when completed.
That it will be nice hail.
That such hall is very much need
ed.
That roller skating is pleasant
pastime for any one.
That the best people patronize them
everywhere.
That the SITTER congratulate the
man with pluck enough to build one.
That Gilmore says he doesn't want
to go to Montpelier.
That this only leaves twelve.
That the SITTER must be more ex-
act.
That every man who stands decent
chance to 60 takes the SITTER.
That the trustees of Lei and and
Grey Seminary have engaged as
teacher Frank Spaulding, of Woburn,
Mass.
That this section has sent large
number of pupils to that institution.
That the trustees should advertise
in the SITTER.
That Mrs. Kenyon will have select
school in TOwnshend this spring.
That Mrs. X is letter A No. l
teacher.
That that young man down in
Townshend, who tipped over twice in
going ten rods, must drive more care
full or he will get the "mitten" next
time.
That it won't keep his hands wa rm
either
That Watson of Wardsboro, has the
only big cat in this section.
That the South'Windham correspon-
dent of THE SITTER slowed away
three-quarter acres of pie at their
recent pie festival.
That THE SITTER correspondents
know how to take care of themselves
every time.
That they can knock the socks off
anything on the Green Mountains.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1884-02-08
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WE, THE SUBSCRIBERS, being duly appointed
by the Hon. Probate Court for the District OF
Westminster, Commissioners to receive, eN-
anime and adjust all claims and demands OF all
persons against the estate of Al4PHONSO L..
COLE, late of Londonderry, OF said District,
deceased and also ull claims and demands ex-
hibited in offset thereto; and six months from
the Sth dry of january last, being allowed by
said Court for that purpose, do therefore here
bv give NOTICE, that we will attend to the bust
ness of our said appointment Mt the late Resi-
denee of said deceased, in Londonderry, in
said District, ON the Eleventh day Of February
and Twenty-Sixth day Of April next, from
Ten o'clock, A. NJ, until -Four o'clock, r. NJ.
ON each of said days.
F. ! q B. col plh FS,S Commissioners.
E. W. MEIENDY, Admir-.
Londonderry, VT, Jan. Is, \. ID. 1854.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1884-02-08

INVESTIGATION all around. Congress
proposes to investigate the recent cost
" funeral of one of their members
the one where the Committee having
the body in charge started off with a
two hundred dollar lunch and washed
it down with mineral water" Now
the question is how many gallons will
it take to run this investigating COM
mittee.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1884-02-08
money

Now it seems the Kentucky legisla-
ture is going into the investigating
business. 1t has recently transpired
that 100 gallons of whiskey was con-
sumed last year in the State Insane
asylum. What is the use of making a
fuss over that, the poor crazy critters
didn't know any better.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1884-02-08

THE latest wrong-doer is Post-Office
Inspector B. A. Lanier. His usual
method was to present his credentials
to the postmasters and ask loan OF
postal funds to aid in the arrest of
criminals. Lanier has fled to South
America, and it is said his victims,
Southern postmasters, must lose the
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1884-02-08

AND still they talk about revenue
reform, and the people are paying two
cents q pound on sugar to protect
Louisiana planters.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1884-02-08

A Photographic studio has now been
attached to most of the French hos
pitfalls, for photographiDg the sick per-
sons at different times.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1884-02-08
D. LONDONDERRY, W.,

THE Fitz-John Porter bill passed
Friday, Poland and Stewart OF Vt.
voting in the Affirmative.
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fceaI Notices.

A DVFR1lSFMENTS FOR THE NEW.
y YORK rIBUNE WILL BL INCLINED At I ~
rpEoWN OFFICES No D. - broadway, corner ihry
orst AZ nn q . m ard 3O9 West twenty thrisi. correr
Eighth ave No '6l gUutl9'e. corner Fourier. l-a'
vs0 rbiriave corner Forty evenihs' Nns l,W- Third
ave near -ixiirth-t and n the HARLEM QFt p = "
me INJURED andtNtntf-hi ST. ~ y"
= 10 n. A. rec1ai Jfhce ratCs
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Tcal gsiale Ageut5.
propo 5Gls.

IMPROVING CAPE FEAR RIVER, y. c.
L Proposals a steam ocr. T.. ;. Engineer Ohce -
Baitinor. ND. oct. l. ~ PT0pOas for ur-
a boiler rmcnt OF tue cane er
River y c. will he yet uni noon OF tci "a, 81 ant
opened Immediately ia rcafcr Blank forms. spec htion,
and had upon tlOn 20 THIS oncc
10 the resident engineer Henry Bacon al " i ingt
y. G. WILLIAAi r. CRAiGHlLL, Lieut. CooneI OF
1 =
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Business G anCes.

SCoTCU CANADIAN. aged -, married.
t.,,.s,un o,u,n n a post Oh trust has had .
wears Ell eri.n. mauag and secrrafy 10 az inDlo
tf,,t ,re ,at nj 4, lnf n', ihfi hh-l
ness hab. 4. y stlr' lniegni1 are I'd ~ ,
ter a. a. urrseug l. BHda, Nftl ihuu'hth Nti-
-, o~u,cttey IA GT,af irif and anats aud l sues
thc ~ sna. references TESTIMONIALS, when '' Ho
rst "a. Mes "a TllrI.f b. and a o. Mas 'r - y
fssih ann ieanis AZ their n se. llb koaeet Nenl oiA
by Mentioning Ills Advertisements
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PROPOSALS FOR DREDGING.

L UNITED STATS ENGINEER OFFICE !
Army BUILDING NKw-No:k, sept. - lSSi y
Sealed proposals. tnDicgte To ne oD'l Il 81 II 'coi<
noon Eth lay o. October 1854 invited ior dicdg
savannah lgrbb AMI ivcr 6sDrg an Tor dei@ng
riy Marsh. rae proposals tor csch WORK
n clNcipp' nutt
ma 30 the wor6 FOR which pro)bsa Is offered bidder
may propose iOr one 10th a his option
Specf cations Instructions to bl srs All bsn form. Tor
proposals obtlf1el a. tn, ace pr II apJhn
q. A. q LLMORE
Coouel NJ Engineers Brovet NJ ,iorGe. oral T. :. A.
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Colonel OF Englneers. RrcveI N IIor.Ge.
PROPOSALS FOR MEDICAL AND HOS

1T =
OFFICE OF THr CHEF MEDICAL PUNEYoR I. :. ARMY.
MAsniNGION ID G.. oct. u, l7%.b
SEALED PROPOSALS In duplicate for sup wing me
Medical Department Of the Army with Medical and Hospital
supplies viii be received at the l. Army Medca Paryey
ing Depot Woostcrst. New-NOrk. y. Y, no 10
~ oco noon ON III, 25th Of October 1874. when "a
wi be publicly A is OF tho supplies required apd
spec quality packing and delivery may be
the Depot nam d.
The United states reserves the rgh 10 reject any OF NJ
proposals ,.....
Tic sealed proposals should be addressed to Lieutenant
Colonel T. A Mcparln, -t&nt Me lea PurveyOr 1. =
Army l26 Oost-rst Newly ora, y. y, and Should be
in an drc-aed scaled envelope. Endorsed Proposals for
sppVng Medical and Hospital supple
J.. H. BANTER chief Med. lurNtyOr, |. :. Army
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Gitnatlors Wanieo--fenI!es.

A THE PROTECTIVE EMPLOYMENT
Chartered By tue state ~ New. York;
y GPfi gSf,it'a s'retary \ khLE5G5 '"iv
Main oaaee 1877 Broadway, near a,h-,;
Branel'-l?s fss. i25tl.'t.. near 3t.ave
brooklyn a. - ' Pa 1s s' near Van stSsvc
Ono Zee entities patrons 10 the privilege Of all the zee,
4 RCHITECrS. Young lady of several wears
box 30 Tribune Office.
MISS |. CAMPBEIL'S foreign and do
~. nestle ma e and fema EMPLOfNENT ki RhAu'
cude, rom tins Office
COOK. &c.-Rv respect be woman. recently
y landed vii assist with the washing; good rcieren.e
M X. tribune Uptown once l237 broadway
CHAMBERMAID or PARLORMAID.-First
-''' '''' '"' Isl Ess, ss,hst
CHAMHERMAID and WAITRESS.-Ry a
y respectable young Tirl; willing oblisng; guod
re.e;cuoe. % Wet 9tlsL
COOK BY very capable girl; Is n good
~ launircss makes bread siupt rord te.s'rts &C. e1
pcr.on and strlct resaecta6e . country 252
TN ave. l7thst upstairs.
CHAMBERWO DIRK, HOUSEWORK or NURSE.
afraid Of WORK wiling honest and sober good wi chill
urea" Cal At l72 eth-ave near I7tr MARY. upstairs,
NHAMBERMAID AND WArTRESS.-First-
- reference: 23l West i7thst
IOOK.-Bya respect b, girl, a. tirSt-cla,s
y cook in private family city re er5nee Mp at ..r,,
uOUSEKEEPER.--By IN experienced mid
deaged Amer won. sati factory References Adj
dress MIR. oDELL. station 6, New-fork city
uOUSEWORK.-B a respectable middle
woman Tor gereri h9g-,w rs; IS yiins en
Oh % gase nor 10 . s Seh az %Sgc a. -'oa n0e call
uOUSEKEEpER.-By middle aged lady.
giving honset ceoln9 THROUGH reyer.es po.ien 2,
aprrr,ated ard teaed Of family highs ref
''''''' Mr. p tribune Up.own ONCE, 81 Broadway,
] tDY'S Vi ND.-By an "A "A young pr
cn EN-, sI C ets - orcoan-,y div re.ere mes
". r. ios Trbn' up,n~n odoe. 20 nioldFay.
NATION or HOUSEKtEPER.-L 'dy having
vi haG erll ear. cxp're ee as natron j. lar IN
,,gi,n ana ma 6.e tio - c CT !c., n 49, !,
rs rlRIENC., Box -, lruune tp'o'G oAee Los
Si'al, ~.
AUR>E.-Ap educated. refined English girl a,
= nurse az III wlir upon in,a adv ard ~ won
navel md -aa lacSng mex 9'on regre i,.i 8
r. l'sr smnes Can be seen at 40 GA "'A-a'7 aoo'e
0lst-'i.
NJ ,>E.-Rv tirst-clasS colOreA nurse. mi e
y cIarseo chill ircu 5soUs' roirerc no last nllce
NUR~E.-A little coiored woman would like
y place a, nurse ~ Bone speak French
"4u ''' 10 ''-H' ST" W Ia8 e., soth-st.
NURSE.-Bya comrrtent nurse 20 a Sc char%e
y miami; hsr ~ erelce. Cal a No. l3 Last f7ih'
WA HIN A first class co'orcd laundrcss.
70 gn-ulPie, Zee ie Lee % o29 ri ,in r. io
"'.''''' "-%'AtEY C.. GORDON. I4s West sorl.st.
WASHING and CLEANlNG.-Rv - respect
able w. rr 70 90 ny he day would axe washing
Ole r ONE "a, 'Ae b.'t o. eit' t even ty@ %
mp. 5i- 5 .h--L IT, ',ili
yVA~HING.-Bv "a respectable woman 10 90
te "a - ana roans to- la ,1 l S9 ge1 e G'
E,lo io d" +, i,"ni 77sr an ''i. w.. .el
'' Mis-. NcCOGNACN. 40. .uI at 3.th-st
SSH.
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Gin iieal estate for SHE.

Business )rcu,rt, fjr jI!c ~ /, Eel
STORE. basement and Sub-cellar to let.-23
- rutland & WHITING, Geekmanst
ITO Handsome corner offices IN Temple
1 Court by PARTIES removing from ~, city.
rutland & MIlIIINU, Beekmanst
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Dipilen1 Nollres.

Usiu, 1rrsr ruMrAvi ~ Nrv.N uns.l
90 nHuAnWAt. tuH ~ tonrIt
orsirfi l43A
4 REGULAR Quarterly pyidenl Of No
-, ,.c T. yfIt rni ttiNrAvt 90 EWNpnR VIII
no ra ~ ha u,p q go ompaht un ard afe the luhdl
h, /, tuuha viii iusr 80 Nuui'Y, u,iobei end 90
upon '' "'''''' 4 % noaAlnruN. saeoitft
ntNtplND 40, ~
DHtaaA ,a,rt MNneror or t,ka V'nr \ NJ
"''"'' MN N.lttnk Aua rs. tau
Tho noardet hnecllfshavu 40 iii ar'ai,l ~. l ~
lMt hit ny Nf7 nrf 'i' no ~ ''l p','., ~,
August ~ '" ''' '''i'" iitANCl, BACON
WABASH ~ Lotus Asp rAonc i,,lvAl l so ,i
NOTlCE.-ln,eTcst dne August ! on me inl-
~ lowing blnf sgup pfcaiur and iasi - o1H lH
IN rtsa Qhncy aid lnleip, Isl uOr age 6fra e'rfh
nae /, nov, payable - TIE Motr,puiial Natinnil hans
New.Aork nOLON at Aifllit4Ys, t,,riy,,s
TIL MAS T.. TON
'THE LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN
Il sOUrn RS RAJ RoAD toNPhNf
IHli-r 'lE- ufiilE . !
GRAND CLAtaAL DkroT. Nt"'l ON, {
TlcRoARD OF DIRECTORS Of this COMPANY have ths
i,y e. arrd quart rly d,lrnl - ONl AND ON D. Aht
PER CENT upon ~ capita 81 ,cS. payable "n HAIUHOAi
ihe l~T DAY or SOY .AlB.S x, at this &c.
rhs trans books vii Doe cl1-ei a O'Clock D. 3D. on
tn IDA y t!t % rh INST and pfueu the no n
.pe II WfDN EsDAl, Inc 5TH DAh or NOVhNbtI
next r.. u. WORCESTER. Treasurer
TN 81 rurE. T., NC RAILWAY Co.
l9j ELoArWtI MN ok sept 3d. J 81.
THE coupons dur October !. lSS+, a. the
4 GENERAL CO.'S 1LfDAIED MORTGNFt PER
~ = & iiiLRN Ht,'L|tf '0TPtNY vii rplld on
ava after hat np1n prruat at t2e ONCE o. tie
Mercantile must o. 10. 10 broadway ,,r
treasurer
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PROPOSALS FOR DREDGING.

4 UNTTED STAtUs ENGlNEERs OFFICE !
ROOM 81, ANN BUILDING l.oL srUN AND GhhKNE SI6,
NEw-l ora. sept. -, iSSt.
SEALED PROPOSALS, IN trl' icaic VIII he received Al
this Office unit II OcO OCTOBER 10, 1851, Tor
dredging n GOwauus LAY. eN-iDrk.
for forms OF bus aud other Information apply at tbs
O1Ce. JAMES MEX J."
CAPTAIN Of i ugiuPcrS
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Glllallon5 iulltco-- III lea

GENTLEMAN ont Of hc1llh. desires to en-
y - o. "a comp erca rd 10 rel nr gent eran
NJ under 3" yer OF age Apr rat' must be able 10 iHnh
PERSONA " ''e'''' \ u. 10. 3d. Tribune omce
4 YOUNG COlORED Man desirrs situation
IN private family or bo hoa ,, 5ec. .a dozen
4 DvERTlgEMENTS FOR TIE NEW.
'9h tItdt- f's braiSrr rrpcr rhir,y
qi' antii M aad los "e,' fmen, r,i ,gtasr
ieo hiria'" .orrer F,rtr eventual y uL IhiIa,
lhf ive .oruer one hrnife'l anutvent ditbs 40 %
II7--El1 NNitER-lly hrat-clhas m,,n
''7' '''''' Aga.,sa u auHNtnf 20 tsst7ihat
pOOkkEErtk -Oacnppiinn "a bupAkrrrcf
- e o'ns, 's'ie ele's as'lf'a Alls'', no,,...
I,uAtiMAN, MG II Nhnrd'a celelman
''' ''' ''''"' AAnbG '"o,'iIot'.y ''o.,sa'
(UACuMAN ana ar luN,-h, single tn
\ uii,inaaa. age 81 wto M unrrs ands hs hast
Yea ',. :" a. .s, ' branches Aa tID'{ w. ' iSh %
loACnNAN ANDHEOpM,-llya-in lie man;
I Wnder,tan oAG hars, go 'ars n han iiuai.
vo'u" AMI ''''''' "''' ''' ''i' iGmS 3iii itayo
COACHMAN.-By Young colorcd IL n, can
y give nrst class eerente Address TAYLOR 40
IDACHMAN.-By a single man thoroughly
,tfv 81 sTu g
out cali OF aduess w., ~ West g is, nIee4 store
LeOACHMAN.-By n intelligent, active. mid
I * MN vino AN leTstaDds his bUs-es' IN al 81.
bra.e strt temp rate unluesi aJc iriercn,e Oal
or al ross H. H.. - Wet 35u-,t.. MT uO'T
S,DACHNlAN or GROON.-liy \ young man,
\ IN pr,ato iIuiy ;haro gh'y undersi1r'is he care
nd mana a. .et ,f r,e.f rrsp-c., VII be iound
,r xIll !. ff-;c rel tticcs igO
ON o,c-. a! or,Yug ~ d 50 t. L., 80 Eat 5itAsi.
nhXER or Wal HMAN.-By a middle
4 - a nan. hon sober M sseady tcmpua lanis;
can dol is ~lins 10 a. Ian elf gen
er-lly ase.u Reference ,',d- 49,, ,.,,..,...,
ENTLEMAN would like Ia know Of fam
II d.. wanting wDt cplcIf al, unucTs auds th5
car. rpai M carriage - - NY
vie le nSp4 a. ,rut4ehian Who may INT HIN,
hy ia ius moi b. mess akef 2i3 4th-1vc, o. JOHN.
ERO)M.-lodng single man wishes situation
~ giO,m sreoli man, crpLOua reference. VIII
J Il. % East 8 III It.
NURSE by a colorcd man a professional
" and massage operator; hgnlY recomuendei ny
doctors emf patients aFc Wi Doe rissel 70 serve b' MS
Their b. the AOlr. us} oT week :, "r SIS
a. Il a Do 31s Weat t4th-st
VALET or CUNpANlON.--Ry an int ligent
German. vi references rom Germany, swtfeTani
France ly, and ewNo.k 10 AuHcss l. S-Ii AiDi'
80 aa-tTthst
NNAIIER-Bv Young German under
w 4audsl ts- tAofpug Iyi wants place IN private
fam y rriel, nces. Address H. W. loo Last 5jthst
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AQuEpUcT COMMISSION,
AQUEDrCT COMMISSION
ROOF rRIBtNE BUILDING
NEW. GO8k, OCTOBER ., loi.
ITO CONTRACTORS.


BIDS OR Proposals Tor constructing sections ard
o. the New (rOton ACutiuct III te 2ltn "au Ut ire lF
u Ncw-l ORR Will fhs unti Meinesda
OcGDrr % l~-4, at oc VIII place aud hour
ev be publicly opened and rad Dv lac y iuedu oni
m-sIOners war! Of fhe CntGai wl bs made ny
sad soon thereafter - practc !1c
OF ne Aunolut BIDS hereby
,vitcd Il. IN ruuuel AMI - ,1vl- INF, Two ,ns viz;
~tCII, y 4: Extending from point near Oh, Lirh
ildge nOrihgarf o. about IL. go 'eet and hav
ing three H. 0rking shl H..
StCrfoN n. txf-uIinr from The en- Section north
ward stance of aJouf i 81 cer and la rug worsIng
hats.
ld,ers bill for either both. OF the aovo
lions nu eala SECTION must bid ID De ava oei
e,,.,ateIV an, binder ior DJth tIls WI, viii 10;
g,ar' ~, -,., al IA ,ly nan Z q, ..re Il .a %
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c iin 1lr,p ;rtn O. Ct.

~ FIFGAN 2O-r0Om house to let. near
n Central Park furnished o. unfurnish'd.
Particulars 100 Fu tor ST., r ON >.
nFADY for Immediate occupancy. the south
IL west corner Mad and CHl-st \ new iou ~
ir3wr.st u dwelling ct1inei trnnic inel ana u'oia eu
throug out ROBERT L BROWN, 20 Nassu ST.
ITO LEASE.-Eight or sixteen lots, 100 or
Il 20pf et hu khead Fast Ryar plenty 0i Waici 40
broAcrs. apply w +. BROW>, 2oo Broa way.
TINO LET.-Fullv and elegantly furnished, 70
II prvofe family only. the dium srcf house 81 Ntst
B.d.st Cont ins bathrooms ana bihaf' RON" app!
pieGscs
rVO LET Elegant brOwu-stOne house. -"
'Ierni rtnu-ave Git-st: cabinet finish the manic F.
rr ~ ,ap cer- superior nhin- hca a al a. ora oh9
AAnpr IN J.. H. BURNHAN, 400 Canals
ryO LEI House No. G23 East 13Gth-S'.; two
story frame cottage contairrc about seven no n- VIII
ovev ina irv rlpnt inc order leu 90 y ~
tn',5er rf iclars app A. J. - DFOhD. 100 Norm
9Lavc.. or 70 II RAM MERRITT - dave
rINO RENT.-l63 5th-aye.; cabinet finish
i fresh paint new plunbng low rent 30 ,,
GIS% MONTHLY. UNTIL MAY Hand
N o. somev and fully fur Ishc threeSioIY llih
,'oot bro,ynstore private cvelnc t,dst near iai
Immediate 20 ssl0n; very desirable of small Iahny NJ
SAMUEL FITZPATRICK, Madisonavc and 2'th.s'.
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nNE Kindred AND NlNTI STREET

nNE I'm JRED AND NM 7 : TKEL 7
supreme tulrt. titv rni county of New YORK. Inhh
n t,,,t ION an t. . H. N ngn Cttuis ~ the ~
" 4 and Irstsue - thurman Waaner deceased, a-nnsi
Elizabeth Mech u AMI ,tltTP
In uut auanr. Judgment % or rlnauir nnn nrir
pu rpt,rr the entitled a, l' ON the set unr
~ Aisuat sat T. the Undersigned no ere nf1 ~ me
ifits "A " nt The tflHN
slrsi. on Al nuu boz huudf Il end rrvtn II lfnnl
Wv Ia Np tv iuts un tie 2 ith ' ~ ,N,Y'"i
H. at u. TINT h4t. 10y luih Y NnN
Aur irnp.f isnds anU rfpm ~ sat Judgment mon
tuu a aud therein doe, tihpi 10 nwa a.. ,.,, a.. .
A. hatt nt rittp 80 gei 3" b" l'n' ,' W., "
th,ipnu ~ ~ tiiF ~ Irw Nnih. "hm y eN' l'
s,,.t az ttisus. neaunnEa ~ rn at ~ tho sntHri
nt AT tinr inutrh anh auih Hitpt iiei 80 a''t 81 ny
l., .ns,e, tfn ,nfnpt hf thr iniris''ilHh ~
tbn tusiasv hhf al iuiiih Afrhut vito t aN'h'l '".
~ an. ftinIf, 4 i nth street Ia thrhtn Hnnth ~
u.,aie ~i tuufih NaHur Fu.N go th ltnra ih,h."
sei, piTtiiri eIih uir Hundred ihh az hiit'' a''h
trru tf thrnUu tnrfh p4tAlu Wiih luhl ih NN'"'
,igbtV .st ton nrrs the siuhifiY nn of h. hh 'n
at,i .n nIT.,t ltHGf EASTERN along tt -u"thntp .""
nj Onr iIundir>ahd Ninth rtfcrt stNrh On "oi 90 'Ho
polut nl pl irr ol Aung
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1mgu.ADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD.
SEw-JERsEy CEN trail Xdsr DIVISION HISER
r,s R sSss PER- via Annex Boats
r r1Th ana TehMr9Sa ae Saa aso 5sS
@ 7, st $50 l.ls a. Il i M ssS @
3 ct S %%HaS Tor anayu
hocsen a' NoM cARs on all Day Trains aud SLEEPING
,snuns leave PHiLADEIPFI KIM Ard s 800
pm sEPA{S6 $50 $50 d vi 1888 ssC moo J e 81 5sC so
m XGAY si5s M 40 G m geo SOB
SSy %aaSe" i asa ls 6ai lisp SUN
l'i a ~ R osu srnr LEwIsBURG. and
fsf ,WNit tXI6iYY cry at 7;i6. 300 m 2t5 p ~
For READING and M n.b ~ eYo saDdays at
ror 90 "cG PnrT a a,S at i5 900 H.
For " 10 Si5 5:a5 p. m sundays at $50 p H.
rrDRIFToN a 7.I5 a. m. S'i5 p. m -
ITANAQUA at 7.l5 7:45 300 a. ~ LOO ';'o 3t'' soo'
l2ur = ~ ruru ALLENTOWN and MAUCH CHUNK
Dor h e II 800 Loo. l:3o. S4j, 1i1 p IN s"nnV
1cto ahtA96 gi5 D. m. sundays 400 q. m, $3.50 D. NJ
For sCHooLEy's MoUNTAIS Ri Dds 600 LA Ak, an and
rrTrNINGroN at 7:l5, 9:O0a H. loo, l:jO 400, iJo
fS Ssn u - i.Si y m. sundays l:3op m
400 9G Zoo ZOO isc 7 oo $50 S ss i Gc
s6o 500 lOSOp sundays at = 500 a. in i5o' ''''
9O0pm -. - mn ooo ,nao
Ills a. IN l;OO lS0. 250 300 %3 inn S;S' ov~' on
- - 600 C3O. 700, 500 $3.50. lo3O, l2io p III
ssTSP R.s Z 500 s:sS 1850 400 o:ao 300 II
,o ELlzABETm y $50 500 SS 10 90 ~
500 $3.50, S:45 400 il5 4'SO tsa e'o1'oi hoa PA
"a e s S5 N 80 SUNDAYS l. Sos siS lsO 'O5
b3O 800. 1900 pun - -. q oo SO
Tar NEWARK at 300 $50. e:l5 6t5; 7l5. So 500 SIP
$50 q % 95. 9:il lol5 1912 ll:l2 m iEoy M m, ~
ldo az ~ $50. ZOO 7:So s5 300 945 los9 ill5
iSOIpm SUNDAYS at 500, 9l' lHlo H. A-'oo III
L.oO ri u
ror long BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. &c. Al raw at
ier s1 AZ a. m las 400 5l5 p. SUNDAYS except
Korean Grove at 400 s:4J a IN
fog FKETHOLD-At 7:45, II "a m, a, o m At ., 80.
For LAKEWOOD. TONS RlNA.iS ana bAh->f'"Ai ~ ''''
an. Ia t:iO p. m. .z.- .
T@ATIANTlc CITY, vINELAND and BRIDGEroN at
NEW-JERsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From iier No. s. North River via SANDY Hook
c SG HTSaiAN 1SE ssRAsRTaHr LONG
bpRANcI, LAKEWOOD TONS RIVER BAhNA"Al
etc, at Loo = III
Tickets can be procured at foot Ihertysi Pier No
Nart Rlver n G2 2O7 257-26l AL ga ana l3oo brVS.
rsy n G59 and 74g 6h-ayes kivingt0n-stt ~ am t.,
creenwicist l6s. POS East 25th s M pIhip n
NAV SIS rs Tulfon-st. 2lO Malhstian.aNet De hap
ave- lssio Atlantic In Hoiosen 24 Mashhglo.,-s,,
y. Y Transfer COMPANY VII car loi anu 'H'oN '"-s"0
nO'ei' S OF gS,snSy e. g. HANCOCK.
J. J.. 49, and Ticket ACT
7, V % 1W 8 - F. P Agt~ H. iioerty-st. y y
DOPULAR SHORE LINE.-For Providence,
B0st on the East. All fnii ffon pi,n' 80, ~ :
sraa evssa r,ins ia IL tSundays exccnted TO BOSTON M
m " n, fnor0r car attached AMI 10 D. m win ptla'e
s'eenin~ c,rs sundays at Il D. m win ps,ie 80, ~
y H. arrives Newport 1885 p M PlloT p SIf Int
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-11
Bolr5 an1 Rooms.

Bolra ana Rooms.
East Side.
A -BoARDEBs DIRECTED to pleasant
S@f qny G'r2n city yy or eSasg cofEh
AT7AND o EAST 46TH-Sr.-EIandsom
parqT and fscol i"or ao 9.1er der1o'e rooms al
AT - EAST 2iTFl-ST.-A handsome second
~ floor to let alec other rooms
An INVALID can have good board and best
~ Of care in private faulty terms moderate Address
EXPERIEN u. Tribune Uptown ohice-l,2.is Broatway
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
artist nnn p NJ and 80, We. corner
$50 Ihiriavs corner Forty. eventhst Nos 1907 Third
i hr g ave- @ ire IN .
60 M, At ocular oniee rltes
I GRAMERCY PARk.-To let. With board,
elegantly furnished ruoms house and surroundings INST
cas- Ia every spect. rcicre ces
INEAST 9TII-ST- Board with good, cheer
Ons private family rherr few boaraers are
~ EAST 25TH-ST.-Llrgc and small well
f.p furnished rooms to rent with board references
H. East 2STH-ST.-Large rooms on see
i nj ma thru aoor'' handsomely furnished sa
lPtEAST 3ST H-ST.-Plcasant front room,
IO-f with iuli board al mos. IN ARRANGEMENTS
West 5iis.
.-TRUNKS removed. - cents. Crows Ex-
Il press any West 5nle. 30 West l'th - west ooth
AMI { Gtn-ayc.
FURNISHED ROOM. - WEST 3sTH-Sr.-
one single room nd hoor desirable for NJ enan
HANDSOMELY funish,d paror nCor; see
4 oml loos mt IA EST 1thst neai broa
nNE handsomely furnished front suit OF
~ Io,m7 fonih 'Sposuie $50 ili' Ion 10. gen '1'n
Wit boa A - west SGT" ST. second house e'' "ay
Tel r.Lcts
sTH-AVF.. 12G-Dcs'r able arrangements for
- ent r. ccod LoOI eeleror seps -y with un keep
De- Dad
STn-AVr. No. 3o7.-Wiih private table ele-
- pauur mui-led Tor AMI ssc'ud hooIs ""h private
bat, 3, ry,c- ~. ihe H.rt "a ,i.utts
,)A WEST - !H-~I.. near Broadway.-Ore
stJ ar.o and one small TO i,t dcra,e gent en-
roeien
.kn WEST ATTEST With board a hand
s)O some second aoori ed 20 roo so ia tlir aoor
y ITd-,r. ii " .Sr.-parlor door and
> ,oud door, wl.h ,r.a.e tao,e reference.
.bt NEsI jISi SILL nd,omeiy furnished
> uoJr eudr orG,iel a4 square anu nal Room " -
o,-Id.
LSTH-Sr. " ST. No. 1l.-Wirh private
Wit prig,.c bArI. -.iIcs, ot tlc - 'alortno.a
- IVES 35TH-- r.-Picasant square room
-P-b suitable o. olo or $40 gsn.ienel. r-i'r."c"s
-,45 WEST 47Tu-SI.-Supeuor accommodate
~ d.,ious with boatd T. ei.n,t'.
-. WEST -ST.-Plcasant rooms in a
30 pr vase faulty psro. -uitab for dentist.
.sl VEST 26rn->I. Needy furnished
sBs( double and sn rooms "h drst class Do-f az o-
SOMA DE rre-.
~ WIT 35tl-~t; large room on second
I'b io1r With beard; SO IA le board
tSTn-~r. Il WE f. in private family !;
Il IN on, r furnished room, on second aud third
l,trs. cn eu.c 0g iig ), VITA t''ri