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, 1885-01-09

Hostetter's Stom-
ack Bitters Is the
article for you. II
stimulates the fall
ing ~energies, IN
v~iEorates the body
and cheers the
mind. II enables
the system to
throw of the d O.
b nitattng ef-
fects ofundue
gives
renewed vlgor to
the organs OF d.
H0tlOnl ~
the liver when In
active, removes
the faded appetite,
and encourages
healthful repose.
Its ingredients are
safe, and It's cred
q hearty endorse
ass Of society, are
Y all Druggists and
, 1885-01-09

Everybody orders coal at
the Central Coal office Oh
RSNeY' y johnson.
, 1885-01-09
THE TOuRIsT

Has long since chosen the Wabash IA the
favorite route 10 all the summer resorts OF
the East, North aud West, and winter re-
eorts of the South. as the Company has for
years provided better accommodation AMI
more attractions than any OF its comuefitora
for thie class Of travel. Tourist Tickets can
he had at reduced rates at all principal
, 1885-01-09

For RESr-Nicely furnished rooms
with or without Board at Mrs. Newman's,
800 Sixteenth street near Eddy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-17
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK, Friday. Oct. l6, 1855.
LIST OF AUCTIONS.

Nrw-YoRK, Friday. Oct. 16. 1855.
LIST OF AUCTIONS.
The following sales were held at the Exchange and Auction
Room to-day.
BIZ John F. b. SDlyth.
l 5.story building with lot No u New Bowery. Sc
cor Of ROOscvetst lot 564x24.5x2o; Charles e,,o.
smith rI bor.o vim ot No lbs istaye, $685.
3.story h e5 wo of I Vt1 NJ / Brady 62OO
sn,iar house with or. No l,1S7 lstaye adjoining -.o
abeyc lot l6xGl; Francis Tones ''''O
Ey $. DeWGurdrss.
plot Of land Tnwood-ave. running thIong ;f to
McConIbs road 225 II Of + o VOLTS lana, q -,o
2t Ward. 5Ox225 IL Laidlaw Z,Ioo
RECORDED REAL ESTATE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The following shows transactions recorded
yesterday:
Dyisionst n 9 50 fteof AitoneYrst. 25x7l; Ed -oO
ward WeiH berger and wife 10 Run ana announcer A-'ooo
dave e s. 90 20 II To - 245oO
LeIngUna nerpe IN hV NJ posehcr ct ai 1900
S7tn-sI n !; IC ~ al 70 Holm savnor 1880
Sai3 1q P,0p onns nd 1 wife 10y ~ w ' - $4,000
Kingsbridgc road II W cor OF F1r: Washington Ridge
Road; Bessie Pfeirer and another to II IL or ooo
1o6th s. $ s. lot 372OxiS Margaret Hurley to
IZ'1s ,.S and II eto o. MONS latham 1928
'o' sm,b fiv ir f. w r I,arnes -. LOGO
l33d.st No 800 Fast l9.4xlOos Bradley ct al ,ooo
I4'St lanes Patrick referee to Mary Tucker $1,000
4Sti n,ie r and wifc 81 to Hmn McVa%o 10000
Forsyths ChTistIn Hammel ct al executor on oo
Il' e1ecntst TO III Jacob LAWSON 1880
40' nsown and nd another to Edward Farm $4,000
sane d PlSPefs - $4,000
aitst ,Is s. $50 # Of 3davc 2j1i0o.s Never
oso - 3 qG9 Fl Of shave 7GGx G0s; Emily
smith to David Oppenhelmer. ...-.........-- 3"VVO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-17
nACIrIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S

/ Isis 3. u CALIFoHSlA. SANDWICH IsLAND-
JAPAN. tIfINA. NEW-/ENIANp, AUST lsNl.lA, Oi.N
TnAL 4 I'D 9OUTu ANEUi. \ ANp NENllo
York pior fO,f t'an -, y X
Fiautisco. wa tie lHthLius of Panama
ACAPI J.. 90 sails Iue.fuy. ',t. 20 . uUuu.
C0qurcfiue for central ard south America md Mexico
Irom san ir,uc..co. 1t and irauau,ts,
Tor htul ard Japan.
CITY RIO UE 4 SATURDAY. oct 81, = III
FOR IIDNpLULT. SEW ,-ALA 40 and Az ttALIA,
U-IHALIA ,aii. Si'upity. Oct. -. y. m,
%. on amy a. of f.Iuluu mails nt san Fran,ltco-
For n it, Jas-lEc aud rri u prmhton Apply IA 'uh
Iauy olicn On a. II,r. lot 'auai-st. y X
10 THE PUBLIC.
Druartmrit having announced that has
maids arrangements satisfactory it,eu Tor tn conveyance
oil Al outaar,. bound foreign malls and arrinsemrn,
hA,n. lnrn made rs department Win ia" fdohr MI
steamship umpluy This company hclrV ewes notice thal
% October ucXt u viii NOT lrccVc oN any
o III. .1rf, al IT, ,t'crs except such ~
a.. r,ti4 Tor with which tuo company Las con-
trtrf fo carry cut nails and except -Uch ~ relate u
tLs cargo IA buap which laitrr. II u'raot "ON SlltF5
IN Kiss" 90 ttN~i6NIL'~ LII E4.~ VIII 10 To
II. J. HJLLAN. Supruutcnd ~
Npv youx Semi. ~. l,.,. T. NJ. 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-17
Investment Rrokor. p Eroal.st, New. ZOE.

BThOse who have heretofore obtained the Trust Com.
nan no grplod receipts viii them for the
stceengraved for- ccOrdance with the rules OF the
Kew. Ark took ENChangc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-17
n.npru GERNAN LLOYD IS. ID.

u
NtN.YDltk. -OU TIINMPrDN AND BREMEN
MAN ST. Ott. D. nood " ahitN ""l Oct > q. III
fI. n " cd ur = ID ,upn. NM y. sat pct1lll am
.pDN II. sat oct :. a IIHE We'd. Nov = 80 pm
Steamers markell sail tlr brrl'u hr'it. D., 81
steamer. lst CABIN 80 $40 All =A-I' -
Calm 80 ON older steamers. ~ CABIN rJh
Sterragc at lowest rates.
NIInIIIA " 90. ~. nnWLIng Nrrnn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-17
Che Curt.
Situations fDlnico--fcmhIe


COOK.-By IN experienced woman good
y cook and hlkcr washing and IRONING ciIy or country
best city roIercuce. "a west ith ST.
NOOK.-By 4 frst-clas French cook all
family city re.crcnce. Address ALICE Tribune Uptown
NOOK.-By colored woman in private family;
< references. 2l9 Wos 3jth st. second Hour back
HOOK and CHAMBERMAID.-B two smart
- young girls OIL cuor 70 hot boarding house or
r,.tnHrant Apply 542 West 3;thsL
T,OOK orLAUNDRESS-Bv Young English
Nv Is C1i-'yc, corner 29l-st.
CHAMBERMAID and WAlrRESS.-By Il
- scotch S' H. Tribune pio%n ofice Io3, Broac way.
(UANBERMAlD and GENERAL HOUSE
y WORK By a Swctlsh girl chamb crmald also one
for general homework Apply at 10 Gth'dVc urth
NHAMBERMAlD and WAITRESS.-Ry a
salads sve glass SERVING te ,e1S II
ave. l7th-st~ upstIirs
IOOK and LAUNDRESS.-By very neat,
" capable rr city country understands her business
olost aud willing call 272 thayo near l'th'
At. upstairs
GuIAMBERMAID.- "A Lady wishes place for
y hercIambrrnall Our years highest references Ad-
dress Mrs' l. ROChwooD. Morrisahm. n. Y.
COOK.-Thorough good; no objection TO
~ boarding h2g n., or small rn 9l ID ~ e good r'''
nRESSMAKER-By an experienced dress
~ maker perfect attr cutting aud Oasns spsfIiay
LOO i-dri -'lh-S''
ENGAGEMENT wanted by daily goyencss;
IL English French. drawn, AMI music; city references
Adaross ALPilA, care MisS LEOGElT 213 5thave.
GENERAL HOUSEWO K.-Bya respectable
woman to wos 2 i S Kay s5 ,G SSs' co. 81 moor 6acS
INVALID NURSE.-EIght years refer nee
would kg hSTe r HsS S SS oce IDS B@a9a
ADY'S MAID &c.-By an educated German
girl 'akins French perfectly as LADY, maid or nui So
nnc handw orks willing to assist al IA & best
Partisan reoIoncts. 40 ou"No' HIst na'
AIINDRESS.-By tirst-claSs laundreSS for
IL private family huling and tnllsh ana lieneh lam
Uptown Once. Us broadway.
AINDRESS-C0lo frst-class ; with
unsurpassed facilities and hrstclass reference wishes
family washing by the weeH or dozen large
i"H''' washing MAitY l.. GORDON, lbs West thst
AIJNDRESS.-By competent laundrC So
i very best references. Apply at NO West l4trsi
MAID and SEAMSTRESS.--As maid and
NJ best city references cal two dys -
NURSE.-By Il we'll educated North German
~ g: to growing children go2a ssamilISs1 te h
cy references city country % 5davo, first fiat Call
NrURSE. &c.-Bv nm educated North Ger
y man gi; for grown children sewing city reference
o29 East lJtl-st Hing five t'nes
NTRSE.--By young American girl grow
o''' CITY '0''''"'' i. C.. Jcromcayo. station r N Y.
NNASHING.-By IL respectable woman first
W class family washing do ncry best city references
O"'' Mis- nANLoN. 2lG East eothst, basement floor
WASHING and IRONlNG.-By German
w woman In out Of the house 800 .
NVASHINC;.-By a respectablr cOl0red woman
w washing of all kinds. In the best malLei SUITS
spocaiy' pest o "i0''"''S 0' VI No. ia West 23dst
NNASHING.-By n respectable woman 10 90
w Washing and ironing for ladies' ana genrneh: or
yyoud understands nuung anu luhhs' Cii'
dreus clothes tho incest nner nannr "sheu Tue
- Mrs. MCCORMACK X, 343 East OJtusL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-17
OFFICE OF THE NEw.YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN
RAILROAD COMPANY.

NEW DIX, september 20, lSS'N
HOLDERS of bonds entitled by virtue OF
such ship subject 10 the cOmTanys regulations
registration Of such bonds TO vote 1t the next annual
election the New TX. ake Erie and western
Railroad Company which bonds have not already been
registered by their numbers for voting III the names Of Their
hereby notified inst the register for such
bonds viii opened the 18th day OF september instant II
Office the company Room 10 in the Coal and
Iron xchange building 81 CoTtiandst III the iy OF New
York and will the - III cOber next thirty
PRIOR annual election OF directors 10 be held
The 9th day OF November next
by order OF The Board OF Directors. e
a r.. MARLBOROUGH Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-17
Business Gbauccs.

nRUG STORE FOR SALE.-In the CITY of
~ Buffalo, Erie County " Y; splendid location. doing
good business compelled to leave for Europe.
O'BKIAN & RAU EXT. 800 Manst
$40 lNMh to $3O,OOO-Wanted an active
RtOsOVO business man with above capita g. take
interest In the iron and Steel Lusness busn been
long established and well best ~ references
quIred and gwen. Address EARNEST BOX tribune once
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pED "Dr LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

FOR LAGUAYRA. PUERTO rAHALLo CCHACoA AND
NAEACAIBO.
From I1T A6 East Etvcr
PHILADELPHIA ~ dursday. oct. -
1AKAtA-. ~Ituilfg nov.
VNLI.NVI A Thursday. Nov ~
These AMERICAN STEAMERS. specially hnll Ior tle
trade superior accommodations Tor p'Srik'IS
letters that be sent IA mp 10 noon on lhn CA9s W.
sirnmcrr sail Will be ,iy iorwUnlcd pr0NhS 'uS u ~
stamped envelopes 81 CONTAMINATION sl,,l' ~
tie futcl state. postage otJ toHs Pi hdoi'e'
For Ugh; or passage apply to
BOULION BLISS * DAl.LLTT General MilihfcI,,
rI'HE L. $. AND BRAZIL NAIL IS. GO.
American line ST Thomas. barbados Para Malahai
Pcrnambuco Bahia de Jnucirp ana possibly santos
connecting for MouteSiieJ auG intermediate p'it5;
MElt NJ h. Satunly oct ~ ~ J., ~ I ,o i,'''
ADVANCE "a unny. Noy. !. stores hulNRa-.
From Newport ows Va third dp -utccc'lin2 al Nm
PAUL +. GERHARD CO.. General Agents, - br"''S1
WHITE STAR LINE. 1900, ,,,,, sr,,,,,
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MALL = IAN
Ei,S FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LINflIOOl-
BRITANNIA capt. Perry ,lrsilv vc' - y ia
~ A3'i
GERMANIt. Capt. Kennedy Ihurslaf No', > . u ~
CELTIC. Captain Gl1tirN ...- lhiI'its - 49,
FROM the White star H. foot ~ West loth " 90 ~,
RATES saloon $50 $50 and flp return uGGN,u' 3D.,
favorable terms Secragc from Ne" ork ~
Oh Country sij intermediate tAirlatG pnlyl SD Fp,a
tIectiOu pans and other Information ppNW ti' 'P
ny'sOnlcos, Ma 81 Broadway. Ncw-I2rE copTIs \rcrt
Agents for Philadelphia. STUART C roHEY OG Walnatst
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" ~ -" a RI. MANDONOUGH secretary
MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY, /
Il RRnAnNHAY NLM. NnEK. OCT. Is. lS-5. (

No. Il BBoADwAY Nkw YORK Oct. q, 1855.
THE annual meeting OF the shareholders of
L the MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY for the
purpose eecng Directors and three Inspectors
following otraEs iuTAer
business that may brought before IT, will be held II Tie
Office of the company, No II Broadway New-YOTk. on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER II. 30; at II ocieck.
The polls will be open until O'Clock p. m ! he
Directors thus elected will be ex.OihciO Directors
Of the New-York Elevated Railway Company, and Of
The Metropolitan Elevated Railway Company for the same
term.
The transfer books wiz be closed October TO- at o'clock
p N ana reOpened November II at 10 O'cO X a.
ID. NJ. B.cW ILLIAMS,
Secretary,
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fcsi an1 Gonno

| OST.--Ban4 book, No. 40G,0O4 Bank for
~ savIaes. g Blocker ST. New-York Payment stopped
Please return 10 D. 20 bank.
/ OST or STOLEN.-Bank book issued bv the
- sEAMEN's BANK FOR SAVINGS. New-YOrk u
the subscriber II moi found within
tAirty days nom this date Will apply L te bank for now
book. JOHN C. HUNTER
New.York oct IL. 1883.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-17
NOR SALE or EXCHANGE.-A fine newly
FOR SALE.

Ore Of the beautiful homes in the CITY OF Los An
GEIS, CALIFORNIA; Consisting II II acres on Hawkins.
ST.: within one strcctcar, ara fifteen mlnues
walk Of lty Han and The grounds ara beautl
and aado trees with large quantities 81
flowers srubDey. There H. Also l3Jn bearing
orange Trees euOns % English walnus ~ Italian
chestnut II olives II hg 90 peach Eecta mes ana pns
almonds 20 lines 'ranltn ~ ORNAMENTAL
trees Japanese pcrsimmons There Is abundance OF city
household Gl.O for irriga
ton The prop ry be- divided mo rce moro most
he ,utiful homes or sufficient city lots Dc sold
from il ~ nay the purchase money. without inter
frDnZ with the mansion, lawns end Uut1udings, Ino
hOuc beautifully furnished 81 about SiOOu'
has ii rooms consisting OF bedrooms, paT!o dninsTooI
m rarv and schen with and waslhuusc house
DISCONNECTED the hniliing The house ~ IN thor
Cup repa TleOTanees viii prpucc an Income tins year
AT constantly Increasing as the
trcs advance in acebeing about twelve old aud
Tho above property rs sii
unted in a proving city Of %. 900 Inhabitants. in scmirnpc
climate where il cold TOO worm
10 he The entire iv. lOs Angeles ~ noted Tor ls
mild genial climate which much sought BY those desir
ing changc OF climate FROM cold If the Eastern States
duTug The Wn,cr months the flowers bloom every
'" " Wv MORFORD & SON,
Real ESTATE \ MS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-17
1 oar0 nn0 Rooms.


East Side.
A PRIVATE FAMILY has choice rooms to
~ let with excellent board. CAL III East distsf
CANDA HOUSE II Lafayette placc.-Nclcct
" boarding with hotel convcIicuces en- suteor sing'y
rates reduced -
CHOICE suites of apartments, with or
without private table at l3i MadSonaye References
= : and Q EAST IGTH-ST. adjoining Wind
>. scr iIotI.-lIandsomcly furnished rooms
ON GRAMERCY PARK, SO Irving Pace
Eeganiy Furnished front room aGng PARK not ana
~ EAST -ST.-ROoms TO let with
+Op board References
o. AND 80 CRAMERCY PARK, Goth,
','p ~ and GTamcrey raIk Fast ls elegant suites anu
10 EAST 2OrH-ST.-S and third
20 floors win private bathrooms; breakfast required;
rooms for gcntornen en- suits or singly
~ EAST 29rH-ST. - Two rooms parlor
as.p floor sunny rooms third Ho'r' with board icy
100 MADISON-AVE. - Handsome rooms,
t'bC wirh private bath and attendance Private tablo
100 MADISON AVE.-Parlor and second
loo floors win private baths and attendance private
table only.
ISN EAST G5TH-ST.- Elegant, sunny com
E'1O fortaby furn.het room, heated. pirate house
German family to gentlemen; rnereuGos; o. breakfast
desired.
West Side.
FURNISHED rooms with board G1 West
Il 5@d-st HeferoIcts exchanged.
OH STORY PARLOR and BEDROOM; also
cI/ hail room, with board fatally small references,
2JJ West iJth.st
0D WEST 1jTiI-ST.-Vcry desirable rooms
20 vita board be obtained plenty 0f water; reior
ences Required.
D'l WEST 42D-ST.-Elcgant rooms, with
N~p hrstcass board References exchanged
90 WEST 36YH-ST.-Lady with small fam
1O lily Will Lot two elegantly furnished 10 gentle
mon
DO WEST lSTH-ST-Front rooms on third
80 floor to parties desiring permanent home board first
21Tll-ST., 81 WEST. between 9th and 9th
references exchanged.
70 YVES 26 TII-ST.-Peasant rooms, nicely
'C'' furnished; excellent tailor nrstclass location
reasonable prices quiet hotel
~ WEST Doth ST.-Second and third floor
nc rooms, with board
AZ WEST 20TH-ST-Single and double
no rooms, with board; references.
Brooklyn.
ITO RENT.-Two second story furnished
l. rooms without bol:d roiercneea exchanged.
IG2 south Elottplace.
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WIN. r. UTLEY,
Al pinc-st York.
UD HOLDERS OF VIRGINIA DEFERRED
i CERTIFICATES,
Commonly known as
"wEsT VIRGINIA CERTIFICATES"

THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY Of
Neg.Yo1k will, on and after the 10TH OF oCIoBEh ana
mill furhe notice receive deposit the certificates s'ucd
nv Virginia under the OF 1871 represent Incorporation
ofber debt 20 assumed by West Virginia, the payment
OF which certificates deferred until could be
had between the two states The said company Will issue
exchange for the certificates its NEGOTIABLE RECEIPTS
which receipt. have placed on the list the Newfork
Stock Exchange These receipts will he lssu under an
agreement between First Nat onal Bank OF NewYorA
10 ether w such holders Of certificates as may par
tcpste ana the agents OF tho movement now being conduct
oil FOR emeut OF that part Of the virginia debt repr
scented BY these certificates and winch movement Is e1
pianed pamphlets be had application TO the under
signed.
J. II. GoADBY AND 3. z. WALKER
10 ExcLango-Placc, New-YOrk.
H c. FAHNESTOCK,
VicePresiaent First National Bank New York
RICHARD IRWIN JR,
OF Richard Irwin & Co., Bankers Ncw-YOrk
j. c. MABEN,
Investment Broker 2l Broa1st, New. York
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DED STAR LINE.
Ia Tor Antwerp aud Ptris.
SAILING from Ncw-N ort and Antwerp every ~Nurily.
Rtil y ia u 'luii'' ''t - il.'!'' ~
NUrNDtAND al ar ~. Ici ~ d.. 81 D. I'D
saloon 500 AID 80 sllO o. rin second CaDlu
+yu. c1cur-iun $50. sicriagr at lowest rates.
PETER " RIGHT & Sons. COM ~ ts % Llotu"Y'
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grooklnn propertn F1r Sale az "a fet

ITO LET.-House No. 131 Clint0a-avc., near
tho Elevated Road new 3story brownstone, cctagon
IL aamtlrY plumbing cabinet rim. paglOr
mirrors. &C; will lease for a term We Apply
premises 10 to 3, to LEONARD MOODY. - Court
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Gin propertn TO Eei.
Ciin 11rorertp Umtco.

BUSINESS PROPERTY wanted to alter and
I'D improve. FERDINAND FISH.
lI0 Broadway corner IIbtrtYst.
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Tonntrp DropsrIp for Gale ano 90 Eet.


AT NEWBURG ON HUDSON. - Elegant
IN stone villa and unds Grand-st. known as The
Glen former residence of the late Judge Mcneil complete
home combining rural and urban advantages Send for de-
scriptiye circular Il. $. TURNER.
Newburg. y. Y.
1T MADISON. \. J.-House fully furnished !;
IA Madison TO MOrris 10 rooms modern
convenience in complete orer stable c. also house Ia
rooms furnished UNFINISHED good Ordor stable etc
Il be rented moderate rate suitable for summer
and winter residence.
EDWARD P. HAMILTON & Co, PIuest.
AT MOUNT VERNON.-Only % minutes
~ O.. G. Depot minutes walk from Mt V. Depot
ELEGANT country home. unfnrlished IL rooms; hand
somey excellent carragchouse; good wator;
abundant shade. lawn fruit and garden opportunity
w. III. BARD, Agent. al Mt. Vernon Depot
nWELLINGS-THIR OF lHEM-TAKE
your cioicc-values ranging from $1,000 TO - OO6O
cash. balance m three wears at per cen1less IMAM
New York city Hall-6O trans daily-cheap
fare. Address for particulars, NEIGHBOURS REAL rs
TATE OFFICE IA ChamLer+st, y. y.
L'OR SALE or EXCIIANGE-A fine newly
L furnished planning mill, fitted wholly with modern ma
chincry with business sufficient keep II running
will be terms for cash or VIII
take timber rightly situated reason for selling rs
that argor demands too muc attention 70
run both properly Address Lock 2l5. hngnmt0n n y
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Ocean Steamers.
NUNARD LINE.

FOR BERMUDA. .......,,.,
WEEKLY STEAMERS
TIE cc.aut ,tram,is ~ the quebec steamship Com
many. TRINIDAD and DlINOtO. viii be dispatcher
iViiKN TnU BSDAY from Now.YOrk and BeuTuilt.
from April .. Excursion rates so
to $50. For passage, information &c, apply -
\. l.. UETEEHRItiE * 60. Agents, d BroalWay
WORLD TRAVEL COMPANY. 2OI Broadway
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
" Eetwoen Newly orS ana Havre
COmuanY9 Pier tucul NJ ~ North River foot Ot HortOl
NoKMNND li, tiaLs'u, ...-.W Wednesday nr,. ~ , D. IN
CANADA. de kcT-abi"c .... .Wr,t oct -. : a. ~
anna DOR. i'ertrr trYIouirrvc wed Nov t. 3p.
,,ttpI 4 Stutrt' "Wednesday. II. 4.
Caun ty Olinds ltodr AMI ~ simon tbl H.,
Cheeks nlYlie ~ ~ amounts 10 anti, on Iho D'Hlu'
1raussstlautiIue 81 PluL -. .. ,,...,.... ,....
BRANCH OFFICE. lilo BROADWAY.
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5iiuations fuanieA-- flutes.

COACHMAN and GROOM.-By thoroughly
~ competent capable young man undo stands the Dus-
ing give entire satisfaction city or country;
city Address W. Box J6l, Tribune
Uptown Office. LBS Broadway
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flat n1nn co.

EVANTED.-For 7 months. by very small,
w careful family we'll furni-hci fat IN good neighhor
hood Address g.. Box a. Tribune Olcc-
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Doaro ana Rooms UInte1.

aHrANTE Dan entire third floor with board
w for two adults child and In hrstca,s nouao
between I'D aul 3. Oh ets aud 4th and 9th ayes hnuus
ADAM. Trlbule Uptown ONCE, l,23o DI0a'"S'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-17

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J. H. GoADBY AND B. E. WALKER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-17

COACHMAN.-By good man; 5 years good
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-10-16
Is not this Pretty Good Bargain?
What is the Family Cook Book :?
For the Campaign Of 1873

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tried and proved recipes for the preparation of
good American dishes is not meant to be used in millionaire
famv-houc monnares family would have better health
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her own cooking prepare wholesome palat
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-10-16

OF the child, a little boy, there was nothing
that could be seen except mass Of bright
golden hair. The woman had wound q thick
woolen shawl around him, and held him close
to her bosom He WIS no annoyance to any
one, for, shortly after the train started, he
fell fast asleep. Indeed, 50 inofenSve were
his travelling companions, that the gentleman,
who had felt somewhat disguised when q
woman and child entered the compartment,
began to hope that, after al, be need not shift
his quarters at the first stoppege.
The train sped on through the white fog.
1t was fast train, but not so fast as to give
Itself airs and decline stopping more thrn
twAe In hundred miles Near Reading the
speed slackened The gentleman with the
book breathed an inward prayer that be
might not be disturbed he did not notice
that, as the train drew UP at the platform.
the woman half rose from her seat, as II he1-
Journey was at an end; then, after . mo
meut's hesitation, reseated herself IN her
former attitude. The travellers were DcS
disturbed The train shot On once more
Etu the gentleman read his book-stlii -
Silent woman heH the sleeping child
In les than half IN hour DidcCt wa