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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1885-12-30

THE distressing disease, salt rh cum,
is readily cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla,
the great blood purifier. Sold by all
druggists.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1885-12-30

If you feel nervous as to your kid
neys, liver or urinary organs, use
Hunts Remedy.
MANY a man who had lost nerve,
vigor and energy, has been cured by
Hunts Remedy.
JOSHUA TUTHILL, Saginaw, Mich.
bad Bright's disease, and was cured by
Hunts Remedy.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1885-12-30

THERE are many forms of nervous
debility in men that yield to the use of
Carter's Iron Pills. Those who are
troubled with nervous weakness, night
sweats, etc., should try them.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-21
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Saturday. Sept. TO- 1885.
day;
The total sales auction the week ending Saturday,
September TO- were SS66S0 and for the previous week
S96,S6l.
LIST OF AUCTIONS.
For the week ending with Saturday September 26 the fol-
lowing sales announced TO DO held 20 the Exchange and
iMoNDAY) SEPT. 81.
". y. Lynch.
Supreme Court foreclosure SALE Charles W. Dayton referee
OF ot20I99 and 3sory dwelling No al West l2sth'st
S. b35 II W OF 6thaye.
BV John 7. Boyd.
Supreme Court foreclosure SALE Ambrose H. Purdy ref
cree OF lease OF plot OF land 42x76 and 4sOry buildings
nos l79 and Isl l0thave, W Il II Q OF 2lstst
TUESDAY, SEPT. 22
BIZ Riciurd Y. Hdr7leh G Co.
Supreme Court foreclosure sale William Leary reeree
OF lot 25x lOuA OF West 47tlst 476 It OF 1lthaye;
also public auction sale OF lot 2bK02 2stoy buildings
No 76 Carmpe ST. l26 It Of Varroks and lot 25K70
and 3story building No 81 Downing 20 II OF Benford
ST.
WEDNESDAY. SEPT. %.
d. N. SEAMAN.
Supreme Court foreclosure SALE ouls Do.cher referee
OF plot OF land i0I35t 6xxl0 and lsoy building on ls
FRIDAY SEPT 26
By John T. Boyd.
Supreme Court foreclosure sale Furlong referee
Of lot 18TIl50 No 436 East l23d-st. 2lSe n " OF
Ave-A.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-21
CENTRAL AND HUDSON

EJEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD-Commenc encing June 20, 1885
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot
Rochester and Montreal press through draw
ng-room cars TO Rochester and ST. Al6sDs
Saratoga. Lake George and Montreal special with
80 M Fast Limited Chicago and St. Louis Express,
dining stopping at Albany, Utica, syracuse
Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls Erie Cleveland and Toledo
arriving at Chicago $50 Cincinnati 7:55 u and ~
LOUIS 74O next day Through draw1ny-room car 20
o:S0 m Chicago Express drawing-roo to Rich;
geld Springs Canandsigua, Rochester Niagara Falls and
til M Western New.YOrk and Northern Express. with
$50 3. m Albany. Troy, saratosa and Utica Express
through drawing To Lake George Saturdays
snly.
Chicago and ST. Lonis Express with sleepingcars
for Niagara Falls Buffalo Cincinnati Toledo Detroit Chi
caro- and st. Louis.
feSOp m Express with sleeping Syracuse and
Auburn road, and TO Saratoga also TO Montreal
u. with sleeping for ROcfes
Ter Buffalo, Niagara Falls Cleveland Toledo ana Detroit also
70 tWaerown Clayton and Ogden sbuig daily except Saturday
Ills Night Express. with sleepngcars TO Albany
and Troy Connects with the morning trains for the West and
fer the North except saturday night.
Green AIS Broadway. Harlem Depot 2hthst and 4haye
snd at Wesoots Express 0fces PaIkpace near Broad
way 7S5 and 942 Broadway and 62 West 125tb New
YORK. 33S Washington and $50 Fultonst Brooklyn and ~
lth.st, Williamsburg.
Accommodations drawing and sleeping be
procured ticket Offices NewYork City, and
B33 Washington St. Brooklyn.
I Baggage called for and checked from residence.
fThese trains stop at Harlem Q25th.st and 4th-ave).
! NJ ToTCFY I9' OH'' " N'''-' D. NJ KENDRIcK.
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-21
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL.

s,....t } Pennsylvania Rtrold. foot OF Cortlandt
Stt.iyus jug IN II. and DE fO5ses 81.
Nh"-ioNA' ) phla and aiug i. r.. foot Liberiyst.
LEAVE NEW. YORK. Oinmeuclug SepL2l, 1855.
solth Amboy, Philadelphia and Reading Railroad,
4, 5t5. 74j, q m, !, ., .. 5f5 y. N.
Sundays. :. $40 a. n.
Via Tennsylyanla Railroad u noon, 4lO, b, 63O p. m
Sundays, "a NJ. r. M,
For Matawal. via Philadelphia and Reading Railroad T.
64j 7si. IL a IN, J, l. 40. s. 5.i5 sundays. .,
S.46a 90.
Via Pennsylvania Railroad. n m, IL noon, ilo ..
sundays y a. td. 3 p. m.
For Red Bans. Long Branch ocean Grove Asbuty Iark,
ocean Spr Lake. Git. Point Pleasant etc..
Phladt phia and Reading Railroad, !. -. a. M.
l. $3.50. 4, 4:JO g. b:55 y. sundays not stopping AT
ocean Grove Asburv Park 4. s:i5 n IN.
Via PENNSYLVANIA Railroad. q IL noon. $40, $40.
O. $50 D. IN. sundays mot stopping at ocean Grove or
A''"' RUFUS BLoDGETT. superu'endent.
C. G. HANCOCK, J. r. WOOD,
q p Il II A. r. & r. II. r.. q. p. \. r. R.R.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-21
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after September 81, 1885.
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AyD UNITED STATS MAIL KOUTE.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
,sleavo NewYOrk Desbrosses and COurandt street
Ferries. as follows; -, NJ, -, ,,,.. Mt.
Bars5urg FttsbuTg and the West with Pullman Palace
Isrs attached n u, and p daily NewYOTk and
Sboaro Lmted OF ParlOr Dining. Smoking and Sleeping
Cars at 8 a IN evefyd day ,, -. -,
Wiiiamsport, Lock Haven, a. M, p M CORY and Eric
q % connecting at tOrry IlIus'ic' ietIOicun
Centre and the oil ltegons
Rstnore Wasbn ana the South Limited Washington
Express Pullman Palace Cars day except SUNDAY, 10
arrive Warrington 400 Regular at 500, \ and
/ and u. m. IL night. bundsyt C.lo
m $40 and p. m. and ~ night
Eap SUNDAY tWth
For Cape May, except sunday. / y. IN.
Long Branch Aeap Junction and intermediate staops
via RAILWAY and AmbOy. 800 a. m-, lIOO n0on 49,
t.IU, $3.50 p. ~. On sunday. . a M Rnd o ,. tn
do not stop at AsDury PARK
For old Point and Norfolk. Via New Phadopha and
Iailroad. 620 week days and " no. every
day; via Baltimore ana Bay line, $40 p m week days
Roais OF BROOKLYN connect with all through trains
ct Jersey City, anodnE speedy and direct transfer for
Brooklyn travel. ,,,o
:55 D. m daily. Washington ana Baltimore SO
m I:2O 800 33 $50, o2O Rnd l0OJ Sunday, go.
sam 8:20 920 1905 Prom philadelphia $50 G'20'
g. $40 $50, lO40, ll:.0 l2O = 20 800, D;3O.
ego 6:55 72o 800 92o, 9$S 1905 m. apd 1920 night
SUNDAY $50 6:2O 7:05 S05 1l:35 S:2O, O2O 605,
ego, 9.35 1908
New-York tribune., 1885-09-21
TO PHILADELPHIA.

1press trans via Desbrosses and
landt street Ferries, as follows:
G:2g, 12o g. o. % Chicago Liaited) snd 10 (Washngtoa
p and " night SUNDAYS 6l2 % LimitedI' and 10
Trains leaving NewYOrk daily except Sunday at g. and
IllOa. /. 2, q, and D. M, and y. w. on Sundays
connect at Trenton for Camden.
Returning leave Broad Street Station philadelphia
l2Ol 800 49, o. 54b, 6:60 7:30 S2O $780, l. and IL
a. M (Limited Express ia and 80 p m( l244 d. g.
630 TAO, TAO and IN. On SUNDAY l2Ol $40, 43b
O. 545 $50 a. 12:f4 1850 Limted), $50, 7;lO TAO
D. m Leave Philadelphia via Camden. daily except
Sunday. .- -
Offices $40 425 and GA Broadway AstOr Houne
foot OF Desbrosses and Courtlandt cts Coutst ana
Brooklyn Annex Station foot OF Fultonst, Brooklyn;
HobOken; Station Jersey Emgrant
ret Ofnco. No. r. Battery and Castle Garden.
York Tran sfer COmnany will call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences.
CHARLES f. PUGH, J. X. WOOD
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1885-09-21
DHlLADELPHIA AND READING R.R.
NEW-JERSEY UENTKAL DINISIUN,
EOnT or TJQEPTY ar NORTH RIVER

FOOT OF LIBERrY-ST.. NORTH RIVER.
y@ PH1LADELPHfH h Dit and and TRENToN Bouna brook
7So l2ao fVU D. m sdSDXYs & at 400 s,a5s m $50 1900
WAYNE Junction for GsI1nsntqwn and
pRxWTSG. @ ROOM CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
ssarmns Leave PHfLiDELPHIA, Ninth and Green sts
7S0. $50 $50 l;90 M i5 S4S6 6;4o ea9; 5 i2:Og &
SsTss TX ss s al 5o sS go so6 G loo 55o 5:so
@GS HAVEN Pt4LE and fHILEIPsBURo. Penn
ycr V%fLIfhMsPoRT- sUNBURY. LEwIIsBURo and
y.S MAAkRS1 "A SID I'd az rs % Sio ms o foO 80 aoo
yS @ g 2 Na 2pS az 0o 4qS s 2'p 5 a. m 1OO $780,
400, $50 54k, i2;0Op p. m. sGndays $3.50 D m
E st 100 S So "a a M ;sS p "a q ZOO
TOO 10 : Sa5 .1 595 p @ s,d,7s al $50 p.
r. FAMAoTA at at IL 7Oo % 7I 5o 5l5 m 100 1880 a5
foi B'ET 1T II iEHEM. ALLENIowN and MAUcH CHUNK
ct 4O ~ o. Ss5 100. l:SO. $40 53o p m sunday
per E%sfoN y at 1900 700. $40 100 1880 S5, 400
ka HIGH BRIDGE BRANCH at 400 $40 a m' 400
Boz FIJI MINGToN ZOO sA5 a. m, 100 $780, 400 $780,
300. $50 p m SUNDAYS 1880 p; NJ an OF, 7neo ,,,so
ESQ @ 400 i9 sD5aS. 5So j3S 4oG 800 800 G2n NJ
y; zoo GOO zoo 7'5 o S45 20 oso $50 1919 S59
D s sanSsy SSS lo 500 845 a. m l20O @ M 6 400
yS ToNa ~ BR%NcH. SlS t SGEAY GROVE Sc An RAM at
900 Ii5 li:0O Loo $50: 400 az NO eco 5;A5'O.m
yS yUNnAhf FnEfHoID az 7s5 loo % 100, 500
H. LAKEWOOD, TOMS KIV ER and BARNE NEGAT at 500.
s,2 S CITY sf ViNELAND and BEIDeEToN at
400 a. IN, Loo D. IN.
NFW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No. 9, North River via sandy Hook
Su H1GHLANDs sEABRIGHT and LONG BRANCH,
$50 lO:l5 a. ~. $40 500 p. SUNDAYS 300 a. M -
yp FL8ERI1N ASBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE
OCEAN BEACH POINT PLEASANT, &C. 1910 %. M
VA 2fiMNTIc HIGHLANDs. 5sO 1oI5 a. m. s4o. 500
Nr LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER, BARNEGAT& & BAG ,. 70.
Tckcts can he procured foot OF LDeryst Pier No
yorth iver ~ 2d7 257 26l 29, 2s7, 9A and l,323
ROADWAY 6bq 737 ana 749 6Jh.ave. Kylngtonst 10
III IG and ll3 Green 1oS, POS East IN st 1887
70 Bowerv and principal hotels in Now-York City n
tookyn at NO Conrt-st; 107 Broadway; bS 500 ful
knst 2lO S79 Msnhattanave. In hoboken z5A washing
nst. ~ y Transfer onpany VIII can Ior anu o"eoA "ss
J. &. WOOtTEN, y o. Hh,NNJLOtthI 80
General Manager Gen. Pass shd IBk et Asy.
II p RAIDWlN 6, Z. p. AgJ, ll0 Liberty st., N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-21
NFw-JERsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
THE NEW LINE
i BE.
fniA: NoRFoLK, OLD POINT

Ew YORK, PHILADELPHIA. NORFOLK, OLD POINT
COMFORT AND THE SOUTH.
HOURS FASTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE
Tho NeW.York, Philadelphia Norfolk Railroad Company
Nv Fast Day and Night Express between New YORK
nd Charles Trains leave YORK. via pennsylvania
&iroad 0:2O week days and daily, arriving OId
pint Comfort 5l5 week days and $50 a m daily Nor
kk d. and OIL Sleeping cars through from eW
irK Cape Charles and Paror from Philadelphia with
M change Tickets parorcar seats and sleeping berts can
at Ticket oiee Of the Pennsylvania haoad
Com Il. 3. COOKE Geni Pass. and Freight Agent
H. w. DUkNE, Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1885-09-21

POPULAR SHORE LINE.-F0R BOSTON
aud the East All rail from Grand Central Depot Three
express trains daily Sundays excepted Boston at
D. IN parOr attached and / with palace sleep
ing cars sundays at y p Ia with palace sleeping ears
r. W. POPPLE, Agent.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-21
NEST SHORE RAILWAY.

NE BEST CONSTRUCTED AND FINEST EQUIPPED
DOUBLE TRACK LINE FOR BUSINESS OR
Il 49, PLEASURE TRAVEL.
h "A NJ aI,hSI "hSI SHORE ROUTE Is ALONG THE VEST
IfyytnEk Of THE WORLD-FAMED HUDSON RIVER
5ff11O nd Nd FOOTHILLS OF CAISKILL MOUNTAINS
|Epp rHhoU0H BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OF TIE
q sna after Sept 49, 1885, trains viii leave West 4adst
trains leave from new downtown station foot of Jayst
IT, River. 20 inmates carrier than from foot OF West
"a sleepers through.
s g Louis. '9. 10. $40 p m. Pullman sleepers
Bridge Niagara Falls Buffalo Rochester 720,
m ftlO 1910 p, sieeDers and pari0r cars.
acs ana syracuse, 72Q 'l0l0 il1b m se:10 $40
zlEgalapd E Pokeepse sangertes Albany l2lO "7i9O
fssyDurg. Kingston and Catskiil 'I2lo s7I2o slolO
rs, ,oea VIA Albany 7i20. Ills m. $40 p.
faazsseoeofge via Albany 7;2O, ll:l6
fRz, llil6 a IN,
Renyille. Cairo Mountain House station 1920 HIS am
~ "a onti cal and Canada East 7.z0 q. 6;l0 p
Ei,,t1on London sl0l0a m -6l0, so:lop. Toronto.
s:ssI,0 amt BIO. sHlOp.m.
fny Other trains dslly except sunday.
time tables. parlor or slepng car accQmmoda
Ssxiion Hoboken. 20 HudsoBst4 Brooklyn Court st.
Vmee foot Of Futonst New York CITY, 2i 207, EEL
ESeS 65l, e46 LAO l23 Broadway, 737 6th-aye ll6
sSthst 1881 Bowery and West Shore Stations foot
~ tzdst and foot Of gayst, North River. baggage
and checked from hotels and residenees Orders
4 ~ St ~ st tcket sfnees. HENRY MoHETf.
sseeaWV. General Passenger AgeaA
New-York tribune., 1885-09-21
no THOUSAND ISLANDS.

T
THE ONLY DAILY LINE TO ALEXANDRIA BAY
1oME, wATERTowN AND oGDENsBUR9 RAIL
ROAD.
SHORT ROUTE. QUICK TIME, STEEL RAIL
Trains leave GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT, via ROME for
APE VINCENT. WATERFOWL and way e:l6 p m.
hILY HIS p H. daily except Saturday and 1890 a.
ly except Sunday oswEGo and way 1890 daily
nept Sunday 9l5 and HIS daily except saur.
~; oGDENsBURG. NORWOOD and way e.I5p. IN. and
l16 ,. m daily except Saturday
BIS D. no. THROUGH WAGNER SLEEPERS for
FATERrowN and OGDENSBURG daily except Saturday.
Connects at CAPE VINCENT with the NEW FAST
fEAMER " ST. LAWRENCE" and the steamer" MAUD"
kcLAYToN, ROUND ISLAND. THOUSAND ISLAND
ARK and ALEXANDRIA BAY. and for KINGSTON.
tsT.
through tickets Grand Central Depot and all
s.York Central ticket oces N NewYork and Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-21

NORWICH LINE FOR BOSTON, WORCES-
~ TER, PORTLAND, NEW-LONDON, NORWICH.
WHITE MoUNTAINs and all points East. Prom Pier 40
North River foot OF Wattss next pier above DesbOases
street Perry, at p m CITY OF %okCEs - 1uss
Mondays ednesdays and Fridays Tickets and stateTOoms
House 207 26 397 and 957 Broad
Windsor COsmop pOtan and Earles Hotels S33 FuOnst
GEO. W. BRADY, Agent.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-21
steamboats ano Railoaos.

HTORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
Trains leave from chapbersst Depot for Engewoeo66
SlSssteE PS$Sp. s$S % nn1 Il %dgSt sundays and
7Sn 7npnS n spng Valley and Monsey I. lOa m, 45o p M
u,RIF RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
YORK LAks nEn1 u Bspo From
s,o.s snnds 10 nssu'e5 6ay SaIsP hsp.. Drawnroom
Sdls ss.Iss dS1sSs: SSS
gaaSio S&saES
s Hs1sa 1 P :P "S
81 SssssS 9 - ,:; ,
popn'sr SSa nish iIsin betws5 Now orx and BGnso
sG5 S
aSTs ana fSsss
u Il Midnight nH1 nGsys Sl5 aS $50 1910 m o56
p5;sS.SG ss 9 R 55 e. 3aRses S so 80 1920 m 70 noon las
sSss IsSSv: s,s is ssS ,S SS
7.G5 0 p. m. II midnight.
pS sS o e fS $40 sSS
il usdnight Saturday nights only. Sundays 9;lb In,
sUse9P P:is $40 7sso ESQ 1920 a. m l45 $3.50 $50 4lo
$50 %anSS saSSRys ''
MsTsaTs and CCPn%a wal ESQ $50 Sum
'r RonSOui and Kingston Montgomery a. m $50 p m
s9Dsy ssG ts 55 7so 1920 m $50 $50 $50 ZOO
appD $50 M M Sunday $40 7IS $50 1920 a. ~ $50 100
ddStoTgG Ass ss 7S0 sa1 1929 9Ss
t.ro and Western Railroad At Man.s The m train stops
81 Port Sa9 ss,!is 40 1929 $50 4sO $50
pB Boats aSnSay leave S:sS sss. t%.- & es sl5 to
n esp % Ss 70 lnts
and
Ct ay ss e Che ny SST
g. BrookPyn ~ oS OF a. the cSSpaays Dspots H. NJ 0O
Express the West arrive Now.York at 7:lo
''O oI JOHN r. ABBoT1P BOT cSn passr Agent NowYors
New-York tribune., 1885-09-21
THE BAY LINE

PROVIDENCE LINE
FOR PROVIDENCE AND
ALL NORTIEHN NEW-ENGLAND POINTS.
Pleasantfst IOute 10
WHITE MOUNTA1HB
EleEaHt Steamers
RHODE ISLAND and MASS4 CHUsETTS leave from Pier
% N. r., foot warren-s, at p daily except sunday
White with paror leaves steamers and
ing Providence $50 mi through 10 Fabyans without
send to BOX SOIL for Summer Excursion Book
JNICKFORD RAILROAD ROUTE TONE
n,n. ,,.v. Grand Central Depot via Eew'HAvsa RAa
road daily, except sunday,
At q M Due in Newpoft AZ lzioO N
At a m Due In Newport az $3.50 p. m
fi)rswnRroom 10 WEXFORD Junon0nl
All D. IA. Due In Newport st 1870 p. a. a..
Eewport Expreas" cars 70 Wickioru Stosn
Landingl
DAILY
ALL D. m. Due IN Newport as 62o m
(Gisepnecar 70 Wtckford Eteamboat landing
E4EoDoRE WAkkkd, bu1b !.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-21
Doaro ano Rooms.

East Side
GECOND FLOOR rooms, with board; also
- hail rOOn. References givoa and required 81 East
22d-st
QEAST 46TH-sT,. Large alcove room, sec
~ ond floor. uniurnishrd
I'S EAST 1GTH-ST.. Handsome back parlor
. aud other rooms. wi'h board rsfereoces
IO5TH-AVE.. connecting with the Brcvoort
- House by pa-sagewsy handsomely furnished apart
.ln1H-ST., 81 EAST-Paror and second
O apS S va fad5 R5y d S1aIS@' yTyS or 9 a9 only
0STH-ST., III EAST.-Large sunny room;
90 also hall adjoining. arstclals board refer
oS AND 80 GRAMERCY PARK. 2Oth-
% rods sas m isa fsaG. af '''' 'n'
s(H EAST 29rH-ST.-Large rooms with
OO board also single room, for gSatemen references.
Q0 IRVING PLACE.-With board an en-
o. tire noor also single rooms rsTerenceA
Q6 IRVING PLACE.-Elegantly furnished
rooms and single roOmsi gentlemen OILY.
West Side.
A LARGE HALL-ROOM, handsomely fur
IA Dished and large closet adosiag gentlemen only
private family. references. 10 West llst-sL
EIRST-CLASS ROOMS, with board, en- suite,
4 or singly at 20 West isth-st; FOierencss.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS with
histclass boards also table board 20 West 29thst
I ARGE and small rooms singly or together,
class house eti gent emon preferred;
breakfast II desired references. l4D Nest l4th+t
PARTIES wishing TO make
~ winter aIr,Rgemen,t' & apd ht'tclass board -iar.
sin gle rooms for gentlemen hcleIsnots exchanged.
tENO LET.-328 West 4Gth-st., a large front
and hall rooms third story we'll furnished with good
private American ianiy. Eoierenoes EXCHANGED
WITH BOARD-3O West Nth -st.-A hand
w some parlcr hoor and two rooms on third floor:
4TH-ST., 210 WEST-NlCELY FUR
\ nished large front room with board references
10 WEST 51st-st., with board three rooms
- second door, also cODnectaz rOoIls thTd and
fourth foors
20 WEST 47th-st., with board three rooms
eb second floor two ball roOms on third floor large
and small on fourth hOor
S7TH- ST., 407 West.-Elegant rooms; first
- class tsblei convenient 59thst elevated stations
references.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-21

I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD Passenger
trains leave depot loot of Corland Desbrosses
at SlOa m, /, $40, and p m for laston Bethlehem.
Allentown Reading Mauch Chunk. wikesbarre Towanda
Wavery ithaca, Geneva Lyons Buffalo the west Pull
man through coaches daily Local rAins A. m and
6;5O m. for Easton, Bethlehem and Coplay.
Trains leaving 81 ], and $40 connect for all
points in Mahonoy and Hazleon coal regions sunday
leaves for Mauch Chunk and Hazletor. $40 n
General Eastern ofce. no, 2S5 broadway.
=. B. BYINGToN, @. p 4.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-21
Aniumn Resorts.

ARGYLE HOTEL,
BABYLON. l.. l.. ONE HoURNIA L. l. H. Il
OPEN TO OCTOBER lSf.
SPECIALLY REvIoED RATES FOR AuG. AND SEPT
park Of seventy New bath-bOuhes Orches
tTal music. I1ceLtOnslly Dne boating hshlng, and
staDllug Lcliuos IICHARD II. STA RMS, PropriotOE
IlOOms can De secured at Ito broadway, room ~
HIGHLAND DELL HOUSE.-Open until
November; located spur OF Blue Ridge between Del
AN are Water Gap roudsburg OyeFOoEn two beautiful
valleys 800 feot rates reduced house rscass
For circulars address J. fOJ Ike htroudsbug Penn
DAVILION HOTEL, lslip. Long Island, will
Il remain open house heated with steam. JAMES
SLATER the Berkeley. Fifthsve co., Sth-st New'YWk
ownor aud proprietor
CT. MARK HOTEL, Brighton Heights,
- staten Island win continue open 81 winter under Its new
fnana Distant only 80 miAutea from the city. Loca
tioD uns surpsssed CuislRe uneroelleA
New-York tribune., 1885-09-21

NEW-HAVEN STEAMBOAT co.'s STEAM
~ ERS, G. II. NoRTHAM AND CONTINENTAL, leave
Peck Slip, Pier 25, f. r., at p. IN. and
II Sundays excepted connecting New Haven with
special trains for MEnIDEN, HARTFORD. sPRINGfIkLD
Broadway. n. and Courtst, Brooklyn EIcursion to
New.Haven, 81 So
New-York tribune., 1885-09-21
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH

HARLEI RIVER BRANCH
Il NEW-Y DIRK. y NEW.HAVES AND HARTFORD r. r.
Trains Harlem River station conner 1872 st and
Linoonave Third Avenue Bridge Harlem
Preached by Third Avenue Elevated Raroad) daily
SUNDAYS at 40 75O, 0:l0 1000 ll:56 m., 2l0 800,
44O $40 GAO and 500 D. m for PORT Morris Casanova
(Oak Point Hunts Point. West Farms Nest est
Chester Timpsons Bay Chester Pelham Bay Barlow
Island, Pelham Manor and New Rochelle connecting at
New Rochelle with trains for ell p0lats the
ne NewYork New. Haven and Hartford Railroad Shore
Line and Air Line Divisions New.Canaan. Middetown.
and Sufhed Branches; and point
Midnight ellie and all intermediate sta
tions III u 10 u. daily, except Mondays
Sunday trains for New Rochelle and all intermediate
ons 1900 and $50 the latter raI connecting
at with way trains depot and
Stamford
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Dressmd unJ.

DRESSMAKING.-B two Young ladies light
Address l., Tribune ONCE.
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felp Wanted.

A LARGE RETAIL HOUSE III another city
N desres 70 engngea and manager of Upholstey
pepartuen To Possesses the 9uaih cations an un
us1a opportunity Is offered Address UPHOLSTERY p o.
BoI No 36bs n. V City All communications confidential
xXANTED.-In small private family at Nor
w r,town N. j., arst GLASS cook ooarse gashing) Ad
dres reference and required aud protestant
' o'' a., box ! 10. Morristown n. J.
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Gonnirp propcrip for Sale ann Go Cet

TOR SALE.-Thc country residence of the
late John II Reynolds nj KndcThook Columbia County
" Y Brick residence ~ complete order Frame cottage
Ful set OF outb uidngs 80 acre, OF good land Apply TO
JAN IS A. RFYNOLDS
KinderhOOk, Columbia County, " Y
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Citp properip TO fei.

1S BEEKMAN-ST.-Large, light store, base
-to ment and sub-cellar 10 let.
RULAND 4 WHITING. Beekmanst
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Businros properip tor Sale ara to Gel

ITO LET at the substantial new building 24
II 70 "a Newt hnmbersst running through 20 Ose-st
large light store and basement and lofts with power
elevator. etc. rutland & WHITING, bBeekman.s.
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Brooklyn proucrtp gor Sale ana Go Get

CLlNTON-AVE., near Fulton-st Brooklyn.
~ To ront. Oats the beat locality In the city. for $40
SSi month al mprOy In Address
BROWN BROS, 40 5th-ave, Brooklyn. n. Y.
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TIC WHtUODVIU OOiTSStUTST'Ps
RocKLAND, Oct. 5.--Another strong petition
for the Waldoboro collectorship. that of j. E.
Moore of Thomaston, is being circulated. 1t is
stated that this petition is not intended to antago
nze that of Hon. Edmund Wilson, which is al
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BIcycIing Notes.

Boston, Oct 5.-The start in the 1O0-mile road
race Of the Boston Bicycle Club was made this
morning by five riders, whose time on the compile
tion of 80 miles was: George Weber of New Jer-
sey 3 hours, 10 minutes, 80 seconds; +. I. Ives,
Meriden, 3.11.15 ID. A. McCurdy, Lynn, 3.15;
W. A. Rhodes Dorchester, 1856; .TTeo Rattle,
Cambridge, 3.41. There was good wind which
somewhat aided the riders.
BOSTON, Oct. 5.-The 1O0-mile race to-day of
the Boston Bicycle Club was won by George
Weber of Smithfeld N. j., in six hours ffty-seyen
minutes, beating the worlds record by fourteen
minutes and the best American record by one
hour and twenty-nine minutes. After Weber, Ives
came in second, in hours, 5 minutes 10 seconds
McCprdy third, seconds later.
WASHINGTON, Oct 5.-The fall races of the
Capital bicycle club took place this afternoon
The races were contested in spirited manner
but fast time was not made in any of them. W.
E. Crist of this city was entered in five races and
won them all. He made the three mile lap races
in 9.27s4 five mile race for the Flint challenge
cup in 16.35ss two mile race in 6.22ss; two
mile lap race in 6.17, and the one mile safety race
but no time was taken in this race. The two
other principal events We're won by Kenge of New