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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-06
,unr ADF1pUIA AND READING r. R.
'1---11 NHEW.TFRSEY CENTRAL DIVISION,
80 - L rpI.p IyY ST NNRrH RIVER.

FOOT OF II8ERTY.sr. NORTH RIvERe,
o, T PaIHL IAF1TFIA and TREHToN Bound Bro3s
7Se l2Go D N. SUNDAYS at 400. s'45 a. NJ 6So l-'oo
CSestnu Hi Coumbia-ave for Manayunk Consho-
n CARS on all Day and SLEEPING
eAns S1 leave PHiL1DELPHIA. Ninth and Green st
fSO $50 ESQ ll00 a M ~ $50 1;4U 9 TtId and and
as AZ DO SO 800 1913 m, 100 $50 500
e nA sVTRA ffSLf and III Penn
so a'I MfiIffIiAMsPoRr syNBURY. LEwIsBURG and
=. G1 FG ss & 4 4 80 49, 10 aoo
t@s o s3S. 200 ~ m Sundays $50 p on ION
NS G ;s0 Sgs a ITO t;' M s9Idays $50
Er s6E4NT9S s. 100 $40 "a m p al 100 s45am
Zoe 30 Sl5 81 ?. IN. sundays at $50 N
gST R RMA4GA at at 7oo KS. 55 H. 100 1880 al
x6 aC Bf lTg2 RH II ALLENTOWN and MAUcn cHUXx
al i.6g 7u6 s:g5 a. NJ l5o 1850 s45 6;i5 P m sunday
sSf i H2sPf6S at 500 40 80 l'ag AZ moo
For OH HIGH ca BRIDGE BEANCH at 400 $40 q % 400
For FffilM1NeToN 7On s45 100 1850 400 4'ao
500 1880 p. N sundays lsG D. n m ... 1oao 1115a
NJ 100 iS6, go 400 49, 300 5S g6 2ia; ~ M
Fo MI PLAIS FIJI 400 600 o9 5 oS 80 o s 45 ls sS
$50 80 600 t5 2 ~ l5oi 20 M i:sj 200
$3.50 90 $50 lzgO ,; N * cp,v+ &c. All rail- at
~ 20 ll;14 a ~ 9 fU, AZ ar LOO 50 a ~
IFoI FREEHOLD at sl5. Hoo a. NJ 3d. iiO0 oOo ''0'
rPf LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER and BARSI'oAr at 40
For TsANTIC CITY, ViNELAND and BRIDGEToH ~
$50 a. H. loo =. =. ---
NFW.FRSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION
Prom pier No $, North River. via SANDY H93N ,.or,
80, tiGHLAEDS. sEABRIGHI. K ~ b{'AN A, -
a%, TFW6op Tons RIVER, and BARNEGAI 4.'> D. N N
Tcaas can be procured at foot Of IAoeyr6 f a1 sl8
pSassSovav 6fq 787 ara 740 6tb-ve.; NV Ast'i7'
Is r. S1d 3 Greenwich-st lt-, 2oo Last
90 poEsrv and principal hotels IN NeN-l olh, ~? ~;
S-crtivn II 10 iourt--t.; l01 B1oacWGEt - - a.
fo1s 2IU 87t NMlattanaye IN ho33,,srn - o. ct Ia y
tS- ~ T. Transfer company VIII can I'f ana c''N ''S
Ekse rom 6ol .T5 " Ie7iD'H'' " q q. HANCOCK,
) \, W 900, Gen. Pass. and ltcFot Agt
2eBcIs 6n5.iiN l. L = Agile Liberty o., y. u
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NFW.JERsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION
RAILROAD.
On and after November l. lsso
GREAT Trunk LINE

Axn 1-H1TED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave DesbrOsses and courtlandt Street
H5Sssarq ttsS1rg and the West with Iullman Iaacf
car att2eSsd a aor ppg smoking and sleeping
williamson Lock Haven m M &C ry s spd E,s
.ss .DS %, GSn5SrR ise1o az OOff' 'O
B SIe snS md tho south Limited Washington
Txpress o, Pullman Palace Cars daily EXCEPT SUNDAY
aETivs Washington 80 p; ~ Sgt sppd9v 81
g. an n. Z $40 "a ana p m. and Il ght.
For Atlantic CITY. except sunday, p M
SnS BTaS M Bay Reas and stations
n sandsE az a M and p 100 nOi stop al Asoury
F Fo Ia POINT and Norfolk via NewYorx Philadelphia and
Eorioik Ealroad g. % a. N week d8ys and 2 " every
dsy via Baltimore and Bay Line $40 n Wei gIyr
a. Jersey City, sdoIdins speedy ana diiec' ''H '
Trans 4ri1vs F1om Pinsburs, z, lao m eS5 sne
e55 ~ daily From ashn 56S H69 m sGnday $50
pam 2 s2o 1895 n q from 35 PPa6 $$88 s
IA g2s Y5SSY So 800 8S5. 1905 p N. and 1920 nj ~
s.1o Ss &c 1905 ,. N.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
1press trans leave NewYorE via Desbroses onl cour
sldt Street Ferries as follows o d IA ry,-asbinr,oo
IimitS9i II a. m /, $40, $40 s. T. and ? ~. and
l2pRat Accommodating ~ J.! ~ a. H. i az - ~
STTsand p m and - NIGHT. an n D..
1sns leaving SewY oIk daily except SUNDAY a. ~ Y ana
Ill0s m. 2, 4. and p N, ana p L. On sundays
connect az Trenton j0f H6 Street s,aon Philadelphia
III 5l6 ~ 54b Is 80. = O. SO so, ~ and llI6
n limited Express IA and 81 I'm 51,;s 81 e
Us. $50 a NJ l245 ,45O Limird go 7:lo. and
Leave PhadepMa via Camden N caiy except sunday
Tieket oaees sac 425 ana 90 Bro3dwa' AotaI 1og,s
Eon An3eT station t3 {so Of FgiG't h0GE nj
Tieket once No Battery place and Castle GaTden
Tho New.York Transfer Company Will cal fol and cheh-
OAAHL Genera "a Manager General Passenger Agent
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WEST SHORE RAILWAY.

--4' ,St1>>d CONSTRUCTED AND FINEST EQUIPPED
DoO BILE TRACK LINE FOR BUSINESS OR
T1fp ,,--.... go PLEASURE TRAVEL.
Qiopt, ~ "a ,sHORE ROUTE Il ALONG THE VEST
lRoS4 ~ TIE WORLD.FAMED HUDSON RIVER,
IL" ~ FOOTHILLS or CATSKlLL MOUNTAINS,
soB 11HHoUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OF ?HE
''a.uou a. follows
ans leave from downtown station foot OF Jsy-st
Gdst 0-' ~ Nl-"Vos o~1eI AHeA nun AOOl VI HeAb
s Sstroit and Chicago 'lOlO m 'oOO $40 p. H. Pull
s. Louis. 800, $40 p. N. Pullm an sleepers
gsss!o, Rochester, 72O tlUl0 a. IL. $780, $40 D. N.
sssspers and parlOr cars.
I'm 't'' -'i"e' JAMS 4O-AV" 'N' '''V' o'4O
Utica and svrscrse 7.oo s,o1o 11.o6 -, .eaoo .o,o
hh ''iS'u'e' "S0' 'iViO LIED a. H. 'o'Oo' 'S'4o
IA Sesed PokeePne and Cats1ilI. s7;2O .lOIO, ll25
,nsTburg KINGSTON seugerfies and Albany s72O slO1a
80 a m 5:56, 600, e 10, sll:s0 N.
h. onti cal and Canada East. 7:2O a. 10. 300 D. m.
stlon London 1910 a. ~, 900. -slO .. n Toronto
,tO!O an. 500, ss:l0
rely. Other tra3ne daily except sunday.
tsW aekes tine tables psrlor or sleeping accommods
~ of Information .Dply at Offices HObOkon ~ BudsOn
Srookyn, Courts st. Annex Once. FOOT Of Fuiton.stl
CITY q 207. 2el $40 SG3 e51. s46. Lao 1925
sywy, 187 0th.aye, l4B East l2jthst. 1881 BOwery
est shore Slatens foot Of West 42d-st and foot 81
49, N9rh River baggage caed for AMI checked from
s Sac rsidences Orders CAL e isf! Of ticket Offices
HENRY BONkrr.
SaDsea passenger Agent
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PIVER RRANCH

INEWYORK, hMIAN y ~ D u - u NJ
near Third Avenue bridge acros. Harlem XIV !
1ApcsI ~ i6i-d Avenue Elevated Karoad) danv except
NeAer at 6fj 1:5d g:lO 1000 Loo q. m, 10 8.'"
Sa ia ~ $40 aA soc D m for Port Aorrs CasSno' =
in y4efrO TJnnTs POINT, ives. Farms Van N6Si. W OF
, OaS IfIupson, Bay Chester Pelham BAY brlow tly
tBe-.di Pe-6am Manor Sud NesRIcheue, connecting az
e1chelle with for all pOilts on TIE M III i' o.
~ Nrs-I ork, NCw-Hayen and Hartford iiho5 HhOie
,lo "a AIR LINE Divisions; Newt snaan Mlddlelo"n ~
lae sin and ued Branches and Boston and all points
Tasi 40 Tor Nevv Rochelle and an intermediate
- a. ~ 10 a 1eiy, except MONDAYS ,...-..
900 noos aad ESQ the latter tfan C0nntctn5
io Rocbee with way trAns Grand Centf oepo' ana
qnfQr
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Gclp Uanteo.

4 CENTS wanted for " Live COals,' a new
~ and stirring book by T. De WITT Tllmage Address
Gallon WILBUR b KETCHAM.
Publisher % Bible House, y Y
A LAD, - or ] / years of age, wishing a
good home for the winter country residence near
the CITY, one willing and able to do chores address
=. c.. Tribune Oficc, n. Y
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THE NEW LINE

NEWI0RK, PHILA DELPItIA. NORFOLK OLD POINT
COMFORT AND TIE SOUTH.
% HOURS FASTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE
me NewA ok Philadelphia q Norfolk Railroad CoInpany
and C s Last ay and ight Express between New orr
Sdp Nharles. Trains leave Now orr, Peunsylyan
PigO1d 20 a week days and D. m daily arriving on
5yt SOliort o. week days ana 30 daiiyi Mo-.
To~r = n ana 9 y q. Sleeping tlrL1gh from
our Charles and PaIOr az from p iladelpha
h. llckeis paIor-cu seats a1d sleeping bort
any Ticket once OF the re nsylyania Railroad
~I1R ~. y COOKE Cenl Pass. AID Freight geut
L. W dunno, Superintendent
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r,ecr rae } ialltO1o.

~ROVDOUT,KlNo rex and CATSiILL
"A ,.rD>i A.,S. z. ...I-t-.a ~ E.. Ponts
~. ~ S%1cviiIre Licr.1cr0 NJ go. 0u-hkeepsi and
Io1n" sonDectine W.T. Ul-tc aud Delaware stony Cove
Ir'f.' .sgiI Mountain rcLICadr steamer CITY or
agp4lp SION ana JAMES W BALDNlN leave every
- - et 4 ID n pier foot OF Htr'isonst y, X,
Nttr Saturdays when city Of Aingso- leaves J. IT,
TOR NEW-HAEEN-SJeame leave .t,,5 r Sc x
SIP =. % ~ I'M Tine for early trans Norh ana East
" 70 I'm Ia NtW.Havtu and return, 81 o.
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5llnntlons Wanteo--5em1Ies.

4 YOUNG LADY stenOgrapher and type
~ writer wishes situation amanuensis in mer-
camille ONCE; has had little experience and handy at
Office work. Address Miss h. SMITH BOx 1885, Station W.
y Y
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~ nncon o fares {, III points: Boston, -; Worcester,
STEAMERS leave a. NOrti River foot of Wat-st
Stt n4r above Desbrosses street Ferry at 45O p H. daily
except sunday.
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LAKEWOOD, NEW-JERSEY.
Laurel HOUSE

Laurel HOUSE NOW OPEN.
PARLOR CAR NJ 100 foot Of Libertys; Philadelphia
and Reading Il. II. Other trains nj Z. 10 and p
WENTWOR ORTIZ q PLUMER Managers.
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iAntrsemerfs
A CADEMY OF MUSIC
LUCIA.
LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR

n Tonight Hriday) Now g.
LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR
Edgardo, SignOr Giannini Aston Sauor De Anna. Raj
monde, SguOT Cherubin; Alisa. Mile Bauermeisfer and
Lucia Mile. Alma FohslrOm cher Appearance In the
United StatesD - ~
director Of the Music and Conductor. sgnor Arditi
First Grand Matinee Saturday November Z at o'clock
CARMEN
Don Jose Si0nOr Rave: Escamlo fTOreado Signor Del
Pnentei Zunlga Sgnor Chenbm II Dancaro Signor ar.
aCCOlO: Ii RemrndddO SignOr Bnadin Morales SlRDor
MeettO; Mchaell Mile DOttl; Paqua Mile Bauermeister:
Mercedes Mile. IaDlache ana Carmen "a Gpsyl Mile.
Minnie Hank.
The incidental DIvertssement viii be supported by Nine.
Mavlna CGyalazZI and the Corps de Ballet
MATINEE PRICES:
Front Row Boxes $l6 Second Row do, $l2 Mezzanlne
Boxes -
Monday Nov 3. LUCIA DI LAMMERMOoRE Lucia
Mile Alma FOhstIOn her first appearance Wednesday,
Nov II. l. AFK1CAINE Selca, Mime. Minnie IIauk. IN
active preparation and will shortly lie produced Aubers
Opera FRA DIAVOLO with entirely scenery dresses
and decorations.
Mighty DIices-FrODt Row Boxes. $40; Second Row
SIG Mezzanine Boxes PdTquet and Balcony
50 30; Balcony al other rOws), 80; Mezzanine Circle
81 Family reserved
Admission 81; Gallery 80 cents.
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Anlnmn Resorts.
HOTEL NETWERY0OD.

NETHFRWOOD. NEWJERSEY.
- minutes from Ncw.YOrk CITY Central Railroad OF
Newefsev Frequent and fast trains the hotel Bates
reduced iOr fall and winter Address -
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Giiualone Oln!c0--1cmales.

Giiuanone Wln!t0--1cma!es.
NURSE and COMPANION.-By a Protestant
y ludv spcg king ENGLISH German AGED Invalid
lady hes %, references Cil OF "'Io'7 'L' L. 800 ooutH
I'd IT., HlUOAyu. J. ID.
DARIOR-MAID.-By an experienced woman,
i wiling TO assist M buffers pantry Please call al pres
cut employer, - Imk.Nc
WAITRESS Thoroughly competent. Call
W present employers rs tast 4Stl Il, Wednesday,
November q. between 10 and II o'clock
DARLOR-MAID and SEAMSTRENS.-By a
comp. English woman, or nurse to an Invalid iady
I''' '' A. IT, tribune Uptown oalc, l23s broadway.
CEAMSTRESS.-By young American
- woman ana IT. aud understands df"Ssmak ing
good clY reference Tvs f-"s' lust
CEAMSTRESS. &c.-By "A competent Protest
- ant: and fit; willing 10 assist With chambrWork
invalid lacy NO objections 10 tht country eN-
Celcnt Itf renee. BIS East @5th 81
SEAM~TRESS. BY Frcnch-Swiss girl from
y Geneva first class family; experienced take cbarse
Of small children loves them highest city references can
or address a T.. 1872 W est 52dst.
WANTED Il situation rs infants nurse UNI
w der-tuds the entire charge from birth up very best
city references. 40 illtave.
WAITRESS.-In a private family. Good
" city reference. No 20 Last 4Otl-st
NNAITRESS.-By Il thoroughly competent
w ,ln I'm private family irsto ass parlormaid best
cry reference. Call at 229 Yves 2oth-st second flight
NNASHING.-By a cOlOred woman to do
W family washing bv the month good references. All
dress LA ATKINS Tribune Uptown ONCE lZ5o Broad
way.
WASHING, &c.-By n German woman to do
washing and ironing by the dozen week beat refer
rnce Mis-. SIMPSON, 536 West Doth ST. basement
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PETER I.tiENEG Al CTIONEEH
WI sell a. auction
THlRD-AfE., corner 95th-st..
40. 1872 Ilycsi"y nick sorc and eight Gats 25sxlOD
IN peTioc.oIdcT. vel rented also
1871, 1914 1876 Third-aVe.,
between lo3c ana ION Ste fOurstory brick sres ana
d~t ilngs iacn lNNllO fully rented
MONDAY, ONEM BEE8. at j. O'clock
al he Real i-site Exchange. 80 IlbeIty.st.
10 per ceninay remain mortgage
RlCHARD Y. HRNETT & CO., Auctionccrs-
IL Nil sell a. aucti1 Tuesday Nov 10 at ~ o'clock
noon t NE heal Lsta Exchange ana Auction Room TO
$780,. Eh.CUTOR~' SAIT.
Estate Gov T.. ID. Morgan. dec-ss.f
IlG LOI- az
lOIHANE. ACDUEDN-hVF. ROr-IFNApp ann
avn =" AZ DkJIl-A l.. BROADWAY
-. ~ INNBHIDGE ROAD
ItoJH, 4IUIu, -SOIH, lslST AND ls2d SIS
by order o. L49MiN D: MORGAN. JOHN T. TERRY.
S3LON Iil MFHkl4S ana HENRY DAY Es4rs -
ecuiufs fsiat GOV. J.. u. MOrgHu deed
Book Nap. and p.rtllar, from the Executor. or I0Ru
DAY a. LORD. Atrys. 20 Broadway. or irym '''
ARTHUR MASON JONES
% ErUa1way.
Seventy per Get may remain al per cent.
Title guaranteed by Tic Guarantee and Trust COmuauy
without cost 10 purchasers
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MALE AND FEMALE HELP

THE PROTECTIVE EMPLOYMENT ASSOCIATION
~ Established in 1852. Incorporated 1884
s. ODELL. President. f. Y. ODEII Treasurer
". II. PEOSSEH, Secretary. NJ. 4. kELLOGG Attornev
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Bnslucss Cbnuccs.
T. LEGANI HOTEL handsomely furnished
II az saratoga accommodating 400 guests VIII hnugo
Itrhats OF private hnus'a lightly eEcumbrrcd
THOMAS %. GROVE. 1JO Broadway.
DERSONS WITH LARGE or small means
who wish 10 avail themselves OF the large profits made
I'm cattle rauclug Of Ouportuuitv of iuuiug
responsible parties wuo putting young fenced
and improved ranch for share NJ the
returns received within 'en mouths impossible. Ad
dress RANCH. H. -, Box .hgZ.
Philadelphia
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Gin pppcrlp tor Sale.

A TTRACTINE new fOur-stOry dwellings, (;
n four with dining extensions
Nos al 10 10 fHt l6thst. near MadisOnaye
NOVEL. UtIQUE AND ARTISTIC.
These houses elegantly finished have equal from the
battery 10 Harlem Rive; offered al pIices which
should command Imc0 ate purchasers inspection invited
Particulars ana ptupaetsO Of
G. l. CT lLLEAU MI. owner and builder on premises
E'XCHANGED!-TwO handsome private res
~ idenc's, Puraye. and $4,000. also HndsIn River
country sGt and s21OoO both for moderate priced city fats
MILTON i. WOOLLA. ~ NHsssu-sL
FOR ShLE.-FOur story house. 20 feet wide,
WIn.sur Hotel between jth ana On AYES S4Z 500
Mort gag $4,000 at per cent.
EDMUND Il MARTINT, 60 IAberty.st.
EORSALE.-West 4Sth-st., near Broadway.
4 story brOwnsione house. Pfice 1900 a.
RICHARD Y. HAkNE EFT q co. ~ Liberty.st.
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Rooms tOanlc0

NVANTED.-A nicely furnished room. fold
w ing bed, without board by gentleman and
central location tcrli. ~ dcrate Address
H. ~. NJ. Tribune ptuWu Once .23S Broadway.
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sale tickets 90 crlbcrs ~ last
rnanc.s Noutu- Nov % AIS auI will during
vcoA , sale %; tr. cts 10 Subscribers WI
commence Nov @. Prices o. subscription FOR all public
orchestra or dress Circle. boxes.
90 orchestra dress circle. boxes
per scat All com uIIIcagou- ,luuid bee addressed q
lI MORRIS RENO, Treasurer %. s..
100
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Situations tOlntc0 Hl1lcs.

Situations Wantco AlGlcs.
COMPETENT ORGANISE thorough choir
- master prominent at liberty: communications IN
Yltcd Address OAON, tribune once,
COLLECIOR.-By Il mdde-aged American
~ we'll energetic: having had large business exptrencei
desires a situation collector, retail chng salesman OF
any honorable employment with salary suhcent 10 mhlilh
.,f ,n,t ,,ifp com fprini,ly. References H. MORSE,
90 Jorauinen st. Brooklyn, y y.
COOK.-By cOlorcd man rs first class cook III
- private family, boarding house OF restaurant city or
country. Can ~ 9TH ave, cor 29thst
NOACHMAN.-By Il thoroughly competent
Y married family understands an branches eau
take charge. careful dryer good appcanoe hstclass
competency etc All OF auitsS - H.
cart Miu. H. -turtrvHnt l. East 2stl-st
COACHMAN and GROOM.-By gentleman
- for his wnom he can highly recommend as TO
character and abilities eau OF AluiSs ~ az iass
employers 90 Park or g. Box 100 Irlpune uptown
once ~. broadway.
COACHMAN, GROOM and USEFUL-MAN.-
" nv thoroughly Ompetent and reliable man IN every
respect strictly temperate VIII DC iound Muhg ana
Address al. IL, l5O,
Tribune Uptown Office l,23o Broadway.
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Gltuailons rJanteo-Glnles.

'OAt ~ ~ nnTr.t,pJs his bnsin,ss nor.
oghy horses carriages, harness. cartiul driver CIV Of
country generally useful can best reference RON lsG
employer Address I. l., Box ~S Tribune tptown once,
. l' J.. l,rt
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1Of IIICK-ST.. BROOKLYN - convenient
--sJO o. Wall--t aud south I,IY-iJrse comfortable,
rooms. furnished or mlurui-nod Rents r'as'nal.c
fEO RENI.-IVo second story furnished
i room, without board, references exchanged.
To- -Outu Elliott place.
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DIHLVI 1bIHIIU.
NEW BRIGHTON. :. I.-Privatc family
~ pleasant rooms wit board Tor two gentlemen
Address Boa az. New Brighton.
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s. qPE FHo5 lTfIdG ssrear 39Et6 TEeassr
Main once, 1917 Broadway 100 West 3ith.st n Y.
I,ooL,,, (.ll and 800 FutOr.st.. near PipIrptOpt
'+ Also, 40 Fulton-st, Vanderbhtave.
references Of al applicants Tor situations nves
,o,K-Al; thoroughly competent No. a 40. at 1.3l7
COOK ana assist washing. Protestant No. \. II, at
COON and LhrNDREss. Good cook and excellent laun
dress No 70 p. al l3l7 Broadway.
NURSE niant- thoroughly understands the business
No y - at 1917 broadway.
LAUND E--.-Frstclass; private family. 30 Z IS. at
CIAMBERNAIp and wAITREss-Fr.tclass No. F
IrRfss-Frst-clas- private family. No C -. at
VAfEf-E-lia5lc; excellent references. At 1903 West
WAiTER Tor clubhouse; frstclass references. years
APi0HTEIl-iSllGle At 100 west 3ith.st
At TIE SWEDISH EMPLOYMENT BU-
1aIlouaiites 25i 5thave cittanc, isth.st
4 MISS L. CAMPBELL Mrs. Seelyl, IS
~. West 2ds, continues al old address. NJ connection
fMFI0SMfNT TrEEHi sarv"nts disdPp'niing iam
''''' Gs West 22d.st
A MEXICAN KINDERGARTEN NORMAL
~ scHooL 81 last 5ll.st Emily NJ . coC IT9cP ,,
usied. How % use the New Material
K-WAITRENS.-By two German Prot
" cstauts cook ana aundress the other waitress and
cJawbermud together OF separate best references. IO7
west '-dHt' bA''hi'hL
COOK BY an English Protestant woman as
- good cook understands all soups and pastries best
references, city OF country CAL at 200 East -vhst near
slave s
EOOk.-By a respectable woman in private
country. jan at3i4 U'st slthst
COOK.-By a Protestant woman in private
" family. understands cook ing thoroughly ana can fuf
risA tI-t.class references Cal -0j Last 2oth At
COOK.-By a mddlc-agcd woman; will do
" coarsc washing Please call al is2 oaVe corner with
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Gardening for Women.

There Is nothing better for wives and
daughters physically than to have the care
of a garden flower pot is nothing more.
What is pleasanter than to spend portion of
every passing day i'm working among plants
and watching the growth of shrubs and trees
and plants, and to observe the opening of
flowers from week to week as the season ad-
vances2 Then how much il adds to the
enjoyment to know that your own hands
have planted and titled them and have
pruned and trained them-this is pleasure
that requires neither great riches nor pro-
found knowledge The humble cottage of
the laboring poor not less than the grounds
of the rich may be adorned with plants,
which i'm due time will become redolent of
perfume, not less than radiant with beauty,
thus ministering to the love OF the beautiful
in nature.
The wife or daughter that loves home and
would seek ever to make it the best place for
husband and brother, Is willing to forego
some gossiping morning calls for the sake OF
having leisure for the cultivation of plants,
shrubs and flowers The good housewife is
early among her plants and flowers, as is the
husband at his place of business. They are
both utilita, ians the one it may be in the
abstract and the other i'm the concrete, such
are real and the ideal i'm human life. The
Oldest utilitarianism would labor only for tho
meat that perishetb. Those of higher and
more noble views would labor with no less
assiduity for the substantial things OF life,
but would i'm addition seek also those things
which elevate and refine tho mind and eXalt
the soul,
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Thomas BarbOur's Two Wills.

When Thomas N. Barbour, the founder
and owner of the largest silk mills in Pater-
son, N. j., and one of the weaithiest men in
Northern New Jersey, died recently, he left
two wills, one executed in Ireland, of which
country he was native, and the other i'm
New York, where reside his widow and
daughter. The latter will was much the
more favorable to the widow and daughter,
while the Irish will was most advantageous
to the relatives in Ireland. Fully $1,000, 900
OF the estate is involved by the matter. The
American heirs sent ex-senator Garret A.
Hobart to Ireland to attend to their interests
there, while vigorous steps were taken in
this country to secure tho recognition of the
American will.
A dispatch from Dublin says that the trial
of the case was begun on Monday in the
probate court in Dublin before Judge Warren
and special jury. IL the Irish will is
rejected by the jury the court will then take
testimony as to the earlier American will
without jury.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-06-09

No disorders, excepting the most deadly forms
of lung disease, involve such II tremendous do
struction of organic tissue AZ those which fastcn
upon the kidney. Such maladies, when they
become chronic-and none are so liable to
sumo that phase-completely wreck the system.
To prevent this terrible disease, recourse should
be had, upon the first manifestation of trouble,
to Hostetter's stomach Bitters which experience
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tive efficiency OF these organs. which are most
important outlets for the escape of such impuri-
ties. jeilO
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-06-09
NEVER GIVE UP.

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