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New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
Post Olhcc Notice.

Letters ,or forciga aceiuot sp''y hrs5
tor Ill ,pIch ptrdtIlr stsA ner ret'pi WI'lti -
lpupn DII6iuG a tcJn
LettcTsuot y aItressci beng sol " t t3,it W"
aVtiluO
ugOWi1LYlu tuclstN a. ttli o rs lBfJi)Ys
sAIUkDAY-At u. H. for Europe, pers. \ Erura, VIA
Al 4. Ia iOr rcOitlud Nr'dL per >
CircIs IA VA glasgow Octtlcl mls - Lc'j'l per
tlrc issia'I; ~ a. m. tr Btlgiln dln'cL p3t = >
NOoriland VIA Antwerp tttrfs must be or'ctei "per
Nm dlaud - ri % Il. rOr tiA NotIirltIt3 dlrect,
Uer 4 : i.dtm. AWstcrim uettcrs mas Dc dlgec 81
Cambria VIZ lnladelphls At 10 a. m To- the MlhdWlri
islands direct AMI Ncnezucll anu Curicpl va Lar
i,,,lns prr Bcruads az -. 30 ~. Tor europe per
INV of Montreal, queenstown (cttetS hls1 %
dlrcrted q" per cay of Montreal -.
Sr-\nANAt 1920 d. H. tor Honduras aal Guatemlla per
Ciry OF iallns via Ncw.OiIrah~
,ts Tar tre slcety islands steamer tTil Sll Frl
,,, rln,, moro JctJDe, "23 al D. IA. MAILS i)r tia
S,n Iyyrb l.l,nls. per . :. MlupOst Nts Stl Fran.
80 clus, here OtLJb0r - 40 D. m. Mails ipt emma
.,,T fam per s. s. daelc WA Frtpcls Ol C.OSa
IeT. a euhcr - at p. m. Mails Tor Australia New
nCaianI Flu ami samoan lsiin Is per ;. = a a
VIA San Francisco close mere November 4 az
:, M ior on ARRIVAL New YORK Ot J. Blr with
ii5s,t,sn u mail, or australia Mails for cuba Og
tn ,tul FlL ana thence by steamer. VA Ncy Yes,
F1 clos, ~ tins o;hce ualy II 2jJ a. m.
.Tbe schedule Of closing OF rra1sPlci1c n1s pi
m mo nregumDuOn their unlBlerruptel Oyeril trliSsb
Sam FancseO Mails Om tho East arrvinE OK rNR no sll
Irancs,o the daY o. SAILING Oi set nori W0 d5JjlI
thence the same dty ,....,. ~, 49,, ,.,>. -.
Post once NewforN. NY. OCTOBER 10 1850,
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
rLvr o14Ss woRKiEs MADr HArrE

The flint glass maker who went on -inbc som" dn'-
ago tor higher scale of wages have been successful.
Last july they prepared scale Il wages which adj
yau,.d bay from 10 - 30 week and -uhuItcd u
10 Inc bosses with n demand tha IL should 60 INTO
encct ON October /. The demand was not mi lied
with and the 1000 m'u employed III tn hiircu Tint
rla.- isctoric- in brooklyn. Boston. Philadelphia.
Mctidrn and New Bcdord struck work ON Oct"lri -.
meeting of the manufacturers ~ held in tn. city.
and # was resolved ~ draw the fire. and op WORK
rather Il an submit 10 The demand + ur of the fac
tories nta In Brooklyn aud they employ nhoHt l.OUO
mon On Thur.dly the manufacturers IN Brooklyn
decided that they could better afford 10 pay the mon
the advance demanded then 10 allow their shops To
triua die and sent word t. the -tikcrs tuat thc'
cold come back TO work al their own rcalr There
wa, great Icioc n among the mon Yesterday ana
they decided to return 10 work on Monday.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
END or THE UNIyEESALIsT CONyENTGoN.
The annual UniverSalisi General COnycntio

closed ITS yesterday the Church OF our lahrr
Brooklyn. The following officers were elected; Prcsi-
drut the Rev Dr. f.. G. Sweet-cr Of fhatePhiI; yic-
t the Rev. Jam H. sccrcisiN tho ErN.
br q. /. DrmareSt treasurer. Stevenson Idylor ;
trustees John u ". JOY, Sidney Pcrham, l. H. Iylde
Iohn H. NJ ilken aud the kcvs. H. ". Eutg and W. H.
,dcl. Ihe retiring president, Mr. JOY, "ho hdd hell
lie ONCE Tor eleven years. declined to serve LONGER
jpg vl be held III Akron, Ohio ana the Rev d. tin-
dcIs Will preach the opening sermon. Inc lcv. Mro-i-
Swcesrr RYDER and Tom insu were appointed 10 CON
scr tho revision of the creed, which many Univ'r-H-
isis object To- as ITnitarian and tEcy VIII report mkt
v,ar Or M ucr offered resolutions IN favor OF subrtl-
iuug aIbIatIOu for war, ana oi total abstinence "d
ulohl1tory laws, which were adopted The hual public
,,octIug was hrld IN The evening when Henry GrutGr,
H. ry r CaMlcld. The Ioy Nj kugs and Othera .!Okc
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
FAvoRIAG FIFTH-4rE. STlGES.
MIR EARLE SEES JACOB sHNEPs HAND ~ TIE
RALLOAD SCHEME.


MR. EARLE SEES JACOB sHAEP'S HAND ~ THE
HAlLEOAD SCHEME.
+. Ely-Goldlrd is still meeting with success
I'm Fih-ave u benlf of the Fth Avenue Tran-i ior'a-
tin Company. the stage line ch, he say. l. dc-tino
to cal check to the last move o. LOWS Nav and jacob
sharp Mr. Els -GOllarf- Carrigc J. kept IN constant
Use Ind hc Is rlnwiy hu surely making ms way I up
II thaVc. obtaining toe Cin-cut of property Owners t'
drivers. The articles when nave "I ,ni'd h I.iI I
have given -ucn w!d" H"tic" "i Nr. Ly-''o li'ii
'I'', ~ ,,iuS @ C','''i'' 'in I'm i%r r'ri An
ma Indies ,rb1 Are mo- I,,p the young ladies
nf Eutt,Ts F,tnlc college Igc in aru, Boo h- cAi'r
Yesterday uc and Eugene VI. Earle Jointly received iu
olioolng postal clri 'icdtly ia !odns EifIf mana
writing.
q vnrNfs: wish to rhart you in TIE n'mesoi u'
Ia - ald y'u1' rlr, c'nrr "a ' tca' To- hang - D." A
i''t ia Il MI ave- Cav, r id. .trc \, b6yc III D.
s na a5.a 81 yoa VIZ" to A"G" G?t ia iSS iSS' MIS- &
one Lady has written asking Tor Information regarding
stock III a.. tae a." nr HI cI,., - y lf"1 % H1
of Aldermen with such an "'i"H"lmlnt lnl"i-'uir"i
thA that bgdy wii n'i dare ,r.n-f Iiin t.r N 'r.
sixth st. ami Iift-;tvc.. aud Is pushing vigof-
nn. ls tl1cr ann ,n on thr issue ~ right,
~ proper y. owners. am Ncw York man." be s,i
yesterday. Wa, born and brought up here nnd take
4 Pride ia The rIty. wi-h save This avrnnc tr"n,
hruE given over to horse railroad or any Kind of
railroad Idou'j pose as rrforuor. but Io make ul
canvass the pea tnat rn road ,.o1id n.i ,c IL
courrrupd Nr Hatch and Nr. MN are friends ui
mine hut 1 propose 90 h,ht the project th"y have J.,
hand Now 70 j. said that Jacob SAnrp i~ not "rund
tuc railroad ,chcmc. let me give YOU fc" itci- sd.
When tao Broadway road WAS being laid and il 4" i'
given ont That -tu.c. would bc kept running IN lliih
ave from Fourteenth ~ rms ninth sis. went 10 MI
AndrrW- NJ the Stage ur To- secure certain ud'trlhf
privilege, 90 c stages found ou then thl me -tt-'-
were tu hc Withdrawn. even Wien Nihrr~ men were
elyin- ont tho CONTRARY Tue stages were WiiIrtWh %"
the lea thii tarr' u"' travel enough to Keep th,
gons suspected then that the whole schcnc wa i"I
n r,iIfuad 100 tltl-atr spoke t1 Mr. lJ -GoidAtd ~
n Ihc railroad rocct dd SNOW it- head on the plea ~
ia. need of ia l.-cngrr Transportation in FIt ave, ana
nov, ,ynrfe 4, the hand OF Jacob sharp T.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
DFLr4 KArrl ErSILoy REcEruoN

The delegates 10 the annual convention of
the Delta Kappa E-plon fraternity which net WIN
the Gamma rhl Chapter at MGdotown, Conn, on
wclu. sdiy and Thur-day, had % reception given TO
T. en- Iast evening by tie Delta Kappa Epsilon Ciui Of
INF, civ at No 30 West IhCty-lOurhst. Inc handsome
rooms of the club were brilliantly Illuminated IN"
reccption Wa an Informal one. The president Char ton
L Irsts took the chair and announced ihi' several
snrokprs were waiting addrr,. the meeting. II. T.
Garden made neat lic speech, which Nas responded
tn Inv T. s. trhi-tp FOR the Cldb. Julian Hawthorne
said "A few approyII tie words Theron O.. e'rOn- AMI
others also spoke. Among ha members present were
pc,ry belmont II. .. Thompson. Professor ChI-e, of
Coluulji College Law School, Professor D1icmu7,
Elgiop + " Dudley. OF kentucky Professor T. G.. Iia-
uall and &. II. Beckett
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
MR. FORAKER GREETED BY CORNELL MEN


pleasant party assembled at Clarke restaurant in
Twenty thir st at clock last night The GENITAL
figure aud that OF chief interest vas Judge Fora GER
Around him were members principally OF the New
York Association of Cornell University. They had
come together give their guest informal reception
a. alumnus of Cornell University OF the class OF
80 and as the Governor elect of Ohio Among hose
present were Eugene Fayer. the president Of the
is2toD Di. L. L. Seaman, Henry l.. Spraguc, James
LelmaIer, John Fraukcnhrimct, DR.. Milton }. Roberts
Professor L. II. Farcnld, Jomes a. Blanchard, NJ l..
Hayiland. w. T.. Lucas and James Fraser Gluck. one
oi the alumni trustees. of Buffalo After Tefreshmcnts
Judge Foraker made happy little speech largely
reminiscent of early days at Cornell. When he lett
Cornell. he sad, politics thr last thing he thought
o as his future field. Speeches were also made by
Messrs Hendry, Frankenhemer, Sprague and Gluck.
ITHACA, W, oct. % (Speci0E The follow
ing has just been received from Judge Foraker in reply
TO the resolutions adopted the mass-meetins last
week.
To Chairman HtiGcm
Express To the Students Of Cornell University my hch
appreciation for their comp iment IN extending con-
bas been gratifying TO indeed TO receive such
KIND eXprssioDs from Comedians IN almost quar-
ter OF the country. Very truly yours j. b. FORAKER.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24

ANtruOp- -pOpINs ON saturday, October H. 1885, at
the resdence Dr. Henry Shepphrd Dy tuo NOV Di'
ktainer Uuttay T.. AmthOr 10 Caroline ROBINS
,r 49,, - s1,trruAN-On THURSDAY October %.
lss5 Mt Rye ~ Y, by the Rev. George stilmau, annie
nell naushter of the Rev George Stman OF rye ~ l."
10 Menzes G. Glove and Of Jersey City. n. J.
BEERs-wHITE-o Wednesday. October a. At NstheT' q
psymly IS b. iucus Har Beers Of New. rorA, 70 FLOR
snes ycunzsst daughter Of tho Late Herman L. WhilA
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
THE WE4rHER REPORE
oovrnyMrxr NnrcArroSs-roR 81 III

c0vERNMENT INDICATIONs-FOR 81 HOURS.
WhsuIvGroY Oct. 2l.-For Ncw-Ensland,
generally iair weather, winds generally shifting To
west and south slight changes in temperature, lower
barometer
For ito Middle Atlantic Stato,, fair weather, variable
winds SMITH 10 sOuthcrly slight ris" IN temperature.
f,nn. preceded In tine southeastern portion by IShs
barometer. ,.,.,-
FOR The vicinity Of New York and Phhdclphih'
fair weather and slight II e IN temperature.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
OFFICE OF " BHJ"E BTG"S'"'T,, P"MERoY's DEMOCRAT
THE NEW ORITERIOY IHEATRE IN BROOKLYN.
The new Criterion Theatre. in FultOn-st

near Grand-ave, Brooklyn, Is practically completed
and will DO opened on Monday evening. The structure
a Of brick and terra Gotta with arched entrance with
bronze medalions either side. repre- eDting Drama
and Tragedy The lobby has tesselated marble floor
The house has balcony. which comes well forward
The entiie seating capacity is $50 Mackave folding
chairs used. The decorations OF Moorish de-
sign. The cost Is about 100000.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
THE P2EsBYrER Az SYNOD.

Troy, oct 23.-At the session of the Prcsby-
tcap SYNOD " Ncw-NOIk to-day the Committee on HE
Condition OF churches reported that there was abundant
re sn ior gratitude In the enlargement and prosperity
80 t Prcsnytcriau Church 4. compared with last year
IN lc are nvc churchts within the bounds "I ihc
synod. The Synod adjourned to meet next year Ia Ill
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
MR.. HOwsOY ENGAGED.

Mr.. John Howson, the comedian, has been
engaged by Mr. Locke for the American Opera Com
pany. Mr. Howson Will find congenial comedy r0los In
rThe Tanning Of the shrew,"" Merry Wives Of Wind
por," Magic Flute" etc. Mr. Howson viii appear Oh
The opening night OF the opera at the Academy Of
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
Nrm.HlrEy wIrn0rr r0SrAL cARDS.

NEw-HAvEN, Oct. % tSpcciob.-A postal
card famine began in this city THIS morning. Ncw-lIavcn
u.rs 30 600 IN NTH. The trouble caused by stop
ming tho manufacture OF the old style Cuds 100 ho0n
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24

For All Lung Troubles, as well as Complaints
OF the Throat Dr. Jaynes Expectorant Is certainly u
nalliatlyo and often "A curative. the testimony OF
thousands aud its worldwide reputation attest For
Coughs or Colds no more effective remedy can
be found
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
rnE REGI,TRArloN YESTERDAY.

The returns by Assembly Districts of the
reclamation n this c ty yesterday follows.
pared with those for the third day OF registration in
1881 lss3 aud 1852:
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
M4BRfijEH

GR1BBLE-WAGSTAFF-On Thursday October % at ths
restdenc3 OF the brides mother Fahua Isio Long
slan by the Rev George Washington Du os assisted bv
the Rev. Reuben Rilly Henry GrlDble OF YOkOhamy
Japan son OF the ate Conor Gbbe chaplain TO British
the late Dr. Alfred Wagsta1, New.York. "
EnAsBEYoDARCYIon Thursday, october 20 in Grace
Eliza Gray daughter Of Henry @ Darcy 10 Edward D.
Keasbey, all OF Newark. -
RANDOLPH .HU NTINGToN-on Thursday evening oc.
dolph to Jean. daughter Of b. W. Huntington, esq.
SEARS-HARRINGT TOM october 22 at the residence of
the brides uncle. {. n. Robinson Wilmington n c. Har
rtet Robinson Harrington. Of Bennnston Cenre VT ts
Walter fObes Sears, OF Psiatka. Fla
No cards.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
l)olillrIl Notices.
For sheriff.

The underaiCned merchants Yok take pleasure In
ng 10 The suffrage their ieDwcitilens respec
I'VE ~ plrty JOHN W. JACOBUS. sheriff A business
man himself OF integrity and tcitY DE relied
pou business principles tO the mda1gnentO
that important and responsible once
York, OCTOBER Il, 1883.
Bliss Faby IN K o., lewis HrOS * To-,
prown. Muod q klngman Faulkner. Page * Co.
lam y Pmmmer n 90 A ID. Jullard& e Co,
Case Leland a Co VIM 1urnOull 4 Co, =,
Wandel Fay n Co Wiliiml ntic Lipen Co. T. VI.
White PaysOn & Co, Ives, agent -,
IL Is. Clahn 4 Co., Mlnot Hooper Co.
JOY. Langion " Co, Denny Poor 80
W. L. strong & Co.. liaSlehurst Cn,.
pacon RadSu A Co Joy, Lincoln & Motley -,
Townsend q Yale, William i.waFt q SO. IiiHi%%tnJIyy
street Flax spinning Co., Richard H. "'A'
Limited. ID Henesey, atty. Frank 81 DlISoso
& Carpenter BrlnCkefhuh
NM',eh.n Morrs q ~ Goylng, sawyer 4 Co..
'i.as ~ sto ~ WI Iames T. swift Z Co,
JVnn 5u1in. " atlin ' tr' Deering Miliken & Co.,
yamrence q a. Wm B Kendall,
GRrduer q Dudley. Bstos hccu % S,V,s.'y,.o
AmmidOwn smith, Hh'othh' hauiin N w.
E. Oelbermann r. Co.
Your Vote for i.rohb,lion ,,o
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24

few minutes DevOk and John Williams made thelr ts-
cape through inanhole q square distant AItcr IouI
hours of steady digging by largo force OF NoIunteers'
tho bodies OF the other two were recovered
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24

Pleasant, wholesome, speed, Three adJectiyes ina
apDly % III tlea Honey OF HorchOund anu iaf
Pike's Oothaoh5 Drops Cure III one Minute.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
ryrpl1vr LocAL OBSERVATIONS

80 80 n trnim
midnight Fl ola'ion
dotted
The
I'M ptArmscy Ge BiOAdaA-.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
MIRRIED.

Your ofe for Bascom and Dcmorcst iii
will be the most telling and effective blow 10 rum seR
Home religion virtue aud patriotism await your AetOn
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24

ONE MINUTE
Cure for toothache. Neuralgne Is the remedy.
All druggists. 30 cents. -
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
4 C1RcULAR FROM "BRICK" PourR0Y

The notorious "Bricl" " POmeroy, who is pub
fishing paper III Washington that Is almost vrusnt
in it, attacks on Civil Service reform as his Old
La r0sss Democrat in its attacks on the Union
cause Ia 1869 has crcul to his frenIs
New.York, u eopy of which is appended. Pomrroy and
TaInuany have always hrcn linked together, which
counts Tor Bricks present ebultOn:
(COHfdcHtab.
OFFICE OF "BRlCk POMEROY's DEMOCRAT,
NEW YORK, oct 20, 1850.
Al the request Of the State Committee request y1u
give by mail or possiblel the of ten
more active Democrats IN your town with post Office
address. Also the names of Gr-enback men, members
trades unions or labor organizations that you know to
be such.
Also the names OF snch Temperance or Prohibit
tiOiss know to he such, that mail direct to
theiu from th% Office certtin papers and documents
during tn last tceek ia OctDber.
We must not let opponents Ohio us II we
expect 10 10 happy
How many copies OF The Democrat you hand ont
gooi advantage few days previous election.
know md will send them to UiU rhy
crdts should abct their odHdiddfcs WIN wishes,
thine in Democracy, MARK VI. e. BRICK = PoMEHoY
Editor DomecTut.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24

WEST POINT, Oct. -, 1850.
lion. FREDERICK 5. GIBBS
Ny DEAR SIR: Permit me to Offer you my congrau-
latlons on your reconciliation to the Republican candi
dacy Of tho With Senatorial District sincerely hope
YOU will be able the district again for the Repuh
iicau party, ana not only promise you my Individual
vote but my return to the cy shall be only too gad
TO do anything can ald toward your reelection ana
| remain. very truly yours, LlsPKNAHp sIEWAhl.
r. s-You arc AT liberty TO use this letter IN any way
that you may 1T.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
MAsoNs BuRIPD ALIVE IN A sFwpp

MAEONs BURIED ALIVE IN A SEWER.
SOUTH BEND Ind Oct. 23-A sewer excavation
twenty feet deep caycd IN yesterday. -Four Inasons.
Thomas o'BrieD Charles Devok and John and Mst
Villa wins, were known 10 be at the oottom In
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
THE CHURCH CONGRESS- CLOSED.

Music January 4, taking the part of the tailor in The
TnmiuR OF the Sllrew."
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
Prohibition the Best lever AunihiIalc Rum selling.

The apaihy and ,hnoss OF que s.5u is
mnTye louS nj fact. The DE tiful scourgr ate.
perancr flowing hke SU,an Of OnIniug lava os1 10
homes Of our Ian ghtlng blasting devastating tho
bst interests Of o cOunrf and ruinu the ~ our
community white rum sellers stand Ike false lights at
Ia lir. the uuVaty ID their destruction
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24

>1ErBUSE OFFICE oct. 2i-l n. m.-fine weather was
general throughout the country yesterday, with hght
riinat Buffalo ami Pttsburs weak depression orshh-
ized IN the Upper Missouri Valley, too, but without
coudness Along the whole northern frontier there was
another slight fall IN temperature elsewhere, rite'
especially from DakOta TO Texas. The movement ol INC
barometer here WIS slight. FAIR weather prevailed.
The temperature ranged between I3o Hnd 02' the aver
age Jl Aol, being 3'2' higher tnhn on ThuTHdHy
Fair weather aud aiiOst stationary temperature may
be expected In this city and vlcnlty to-day warmer
fair weather sunday pos- bly, followed by clOdiness
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24

Your Vote for Prohibition -
uNl be the most falling and blow 10 rum selnng
Home religion and patriotism await your Answer
. and action
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
Special Notlcej.
A. William p. Moore, AuctiOneer.
MOORE'S AUCTION ROOMS, 29O 5TH-AVE.


MOoREs AUCTION ROOMS 2o0 jTH-AVE.
EXTRAORDINARY SALE OF
RARE ANTIQUE FURNITURE,
-, ,,onyp sTPHEg dais 2rA ATrI3TE rR2gGs'
OLD SILKS AND EMBRorDERIEs
D"oN~'9' oLNSi iilFPA4 .iM6REsaUE rLAcaUEs.
ane CHINESE PoRCiLAiSs;
sAN3Ei'SQN co"
closing OFT and retiring from business with other
mIaIs o. & mira tIItds M , ] DIon 4 ui 13 ne collection of
rare bclull ussfH urniiure Rugs, and oruamentI
ichy carved and inaii S6gqnc Mahogany Secretaries,
Cl"onrrcs ard iaoc', sets oi CHarSn ieh DamaSN ana
cSrycG @ 5as cabinets AMI TaDesi superb Dnten
Ttucs,ry costing 3pOO flames Brothers Square Piano.
SFS ie p niss 1s Latcr ai I'D Italian .
modern European taienco Of Tho very Latest makes and
BninG Tables ani chairs in Oak ard Mahogany Book
eases clbme;s IN Coco69a ana to9ny BeTSom SUITS IN
G4TYSa GnSGe NSoFSy Tac GS and Plated are e c ''' '
NOW oN FXHlnTrIOX
MoxDAY TTrpEsDhY, ~ S@SEBIEsbAY. rr29URsoAY r2 AND
Ar2 CStii CoStiit-ccE; e SHARP @ EAoM GEio DAY.
Pleasa note M hoar Of sac , o'clock
Bangs Il 90. Auctoneers
730 AND 74l BROADWAY,
will sell
MONDAY and TUESDAY AFTERS OONS Al 3 30 p. NJ
The rheoosc,l aad Mscell neoq, Library Of tue late
NEN. GEpKG- LEEDS. D.,
Comprsn; many stin ard and ValuabIs Works
WEDNESDAY, AND Thu RSDAY AT3}O.
\ collection Ot EOlks Standlrd
and HorSs IN General Literature; also Medical ana
scientific Books including many FauD ana rc'nt Issues
FRIDAY, AT $3.50 2. NJ.
VALUABLE BOOKS.
STANDARD works General III illustrated Book.
utOm'lOsy scrap Iok Of shgfav.ngs also
an interesting collection OF very anl books In
English French. being part OF the Lab Oi Collector
Giury, H0gIrth, EtucIitSe Selley. sucking &c, Sc
Al Carpet CIcansng.- -Ihos. James stewart.
only OiiCts
J. j5t Broadway NY, ami Erc aui jth SIS C. Telephone.
Anna R"Gnn nee ANNA sCOTD
viii Gnd It greatly u her interest 10 cOnUul az AZ once
with BOMNS q SA4 II, Att'In y: =,
BinshdmtOn. n v
Emulsion OF cd Liver Ou
WITH QCININE AND PEPStN.
Prepared by tA~NELI. MASSEY & co. NeN-h Nkl5
physlcan- Llbc, registered. An druggists
Diamond r.ilinys matched al sizes.
watches. Waao 9sO p 800 sterling SHverNire W.
Mrs. Vic Elraths
HOMEMADE PRESERVES. &c. sc.
Families supplied with PURE Frlit Iollas Pre3e,vsL
Canned and Bran led FrIlts sJcel Fcnt3 AL PstsL
SC. PUT UP ~ GLASS.
GOODS STORED UNTIL AUTUMN.
circulars with saeren and pco3' scIt appucIDL
Address Mrs SARAH :. MCELRATIL
393 DegrIw-st. BrU0klYn.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24

Good morning. Cicey. dear. Just going by ana
! couldn't help dropping In TO ash you about the now
feather trimming
" Isn't IT lOyelyl'
Well yes. rather like IT, but I'm afraid 1t will soon
be common sealskin sacks"
That wGuld he pity. Only think, haven't worn my
sealskin since you had yours"
There few dagger like gances and that morning
call was ended. Il Hartford Post.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
Emulsion ofCod Liver Oh

Prepared by ,ASWELI4 MASSEY < co. .NeT.Ynrklb -
most aut easily taken Prescribed y elhiS
ptyslclan- Libc. registered All druggists.
II. y. squire u Jewellers. ., Fulion-S, y. A.
Diamond Ear-llin,s matched All sizes.
watches our rao raO - flOO ~t,rnk SycrTire Nc-
New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
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New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
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HOMEMADE PRESERVES, &c. Sc

Families supplied with PURE Frut tollt's Pre'ervsL
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GOODS STORED UNTIL AUTUMN
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New-York tribune., 1885-10-24

MIR STEWART CONGRATULATEs Mr.. GIBBS.
WLsT POINT, Oct, %, 1888.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1885-03-11
Business Notices.

f. NJ. GOULD will continue the dress
making business in the rooms hitherto oc-
cupied by Alice l.. Smith.
ANY reader who remembers the late Abel
Carter, formerly of Montpelier, is requested
to read the notice on the eighth page.
For RENT.-Two fine law offices to rent
in Sabins Block South Main street, Mont
pelier, VT. Address Charles I. Sabin.
WEARE's SURE CURE FOR HEAvEs is Just
what its name implies. For sale at Lanes
drug store, Montpelier, and l.. M. Averill's,
Barre.
Buy your drugs, medicines, cigars, pipes,
tobacco, etc, at Lanes drug store. All
goods first-class and Just as represented.
For SALE.--A good secondhand Estey
Melodeon. Inquire, by letter or in person,
of George A. Ainsworth, Williamstown, VT.
"THE best is good enough" and if you
want pure article go to Frank III. Bascom's,
who is proprietor of the Farmers Drug
Store.
Stock owners should not forget that one
pound of Weare's Condition Powders is
worth five of any other kind. Warranted TO
rid horse of worms For sale at Lanes
drug store, Montpelier and l.. Nj. Averill's,
Barre.
CLARA l.. SMITH of Claremont, n. H., will
be at Mrs ID. A. Stacks, Montpelier, for
two weeks, prepared to give instruction in
kensington painting. She has one hum
| bred stamping designs for outline and braid
! ing, and will be pleased to meet all inter-
ested in these branches of fancy work.
For pianos and organs call on or address
! George A, Ainsworth, Williamstown, VT.
| He has the agency for Barre, Williamstown,
| Chelsea and Brooklield for the excellent
white" sewing-machine, and invites calls
OF correspondence from any wanting first
class machine.