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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-05

PETER THE GREAT, EMPEROR OF RUSSIA
A study Of Historical Biography by Eugene Schuyler
Phi d. LII d. vols svo VITA than 200 superb Illus
traton4 $40
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lS RIVER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. June ~, lisa
through trains Will ,eave Grand Central Depot:
OChester and Montreal Express: through draw
inc-room % Rochester 81. AlbaDs and Montreal
$50 Fast Limited Chicago and 81. LOUIS Express,
with d1nlng cars, stopping at Al6any tca syracuse
Rochester ifl0, Niagara Falls Ere Cleveland anu Ioe
s<rIvpg at CHICAGO $50 IN. Cincinnati $50 m and St
Ieuts TAO p. IN. next day. =. o
1850 g. H. ncaso lxpress drawing room cars 10 canaan
dagua, Rochester Niagara Fails and bunalo . -.
ali m. " esern New-YOrk AMI Northern Express Win
drawing room cars
drawing room cars. 10 SaratO2a III LuMaru ana OiCHS
Pals saturdays only
s ID IN Accommodation to Albany and Troy
m Chicago and 81 Louis Express with sleepngcaTs
agara Falls Buffalo, Cincinnati Toledo Detroit III
saeo aid 3t. Louis c. -.
iSOp m Express with sleeping TO syracuse ''ad 60
Auburn road, nd to Saratoga as1 70 Montreal =, 49,,
1915 D. m Pacific with sleeping cars OI kocAeS
10 Watertovn ana Og0eBsburg ia ~ except Saturday
Ills D. IN, Night Express with secpingcarB 20 AIcany
Connects with the morrg trains for the west ana
the North except SATURDAY nlght.
Tickets sale at Grand Central Depot. NO D BOWthS
Green Broadway Harlem Depot lIathst aud 4th-avc
n; WescOts Express Ofces Park-pdce near Broad
way $50 and 9i2 Bro dway, and CT West l25thst New
33 WASH nstOn and 80 kultonst BROOKLYN and ~
Sth st. Williamsburg - =,
procured ticket Offices New ork Ciy, and
US Nas6netO ST. Brooklyn.
ca.ltt for and CHECKED from reSncnce
daily. All OthD ully except sunday
tThese trans stop at Harlem l2jth-st and 4thave).
j N TOTCFY ' D. VI KEN DRfCK.
I General superintendent General Passenger Agent.
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WEST SHORE RAILWAY.

tIlE BEST CONSTRUCTED AND FINEST EQUIPPED
IOUBLE TRACK LINE FOR BUhIN EDS On
PLEASURE TRAVEL 10, .,r,,. ,,,,,s,r
THE WEST SHORE ROUTE u Al1lN1 TIE f ~ FL -
UfURE OF ThE WORLD.FAMED HUDSON IL, ~ ~
AROUND Foo rHILLS or CATSKl LII AuUS AInS
AID TuRoUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY VI IhH
IOHANK. 80, -. W.. Aod .,
station as follows: ...,to. too, m. r,v
North River 20 earlier tnn from iOoIo OF "eS'
Detroit ard Chicago .IOIo 600. $40 y. IN. PDH
ST ISD3s sgS1 ssl0p m. Puiln All sleePera, .o,o
BunalO Hochester 7.20. -l1lO a. In, 'o'Vo' -o'VP III
tieepers and parlOr cars Ill. .,o1na IN .GsO s8lO
Suspension Bridge NIAGARA Falls 'lo4o~ Nj O'' '4'
oo 49,. ,,.1x a r sGO0 AZ 10
pm .-.. - c...Ln, I'm .lOlO IL 20
m 300 $40, ~ 40 y. IN , ,r.o.u .7oo .1ola
N.vbure Kingston Saugerties and Albany 'H%o' AV'4"
..2b a M BOD 900, $40, -ll4O y IN
SaTafora va Albany 7ZO II; % a. NJ ooo =, ~
20 WS1 cal and Canada East, 72O a. ~ O'oO p
Hamilton London, sl0jiO a H. 'O.Vo' 0'''F $3.50
tlO1Oam., 600, - D. m sunday
FOR fckefs time tables parlOr OF sletphE oar -
lions or Information apply at ofcos iio0oAea Pitn ~
u BrooEyn Court st. Annex or 1lnS e. 9Ge A1 "a
broadwag ISL 6thaye l46 Esst I.t Io ~ and foot Of
fsyst River Baszage ca Ss afr nj tcEet sfess
soisis and rssiaencoS HENRY MONET .
GAnArai PaAxenxer AGcps
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING R. R,
NEWJERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION,

III NEW-JERSEY GEN kAl blNLSlO.N',
FOOr OF LIBERTY ST. NOAH liver
TIM AM TREEr6S Boana
7S sS'f 9ao I'M M 81 DAYS at 400 $50 i9o'
chestnut nm at CO.1mOiA-avn. for Manay'nk Con'ho
p&%WnS au CARS on all Day and SLEEPING
Returning leave piifL8DELPHIA Siutn and Green SITS
100 $50 a:sl lleo a M. ~ So $40 g., o9
.Tss II. az BIO ssS So so6 @ a H. Lou s:5 go
f SEQ n Ha sVE2A ffSs and Penn
For si'V &ifILGIfiAMsPoRr. sUNPURY LEwIsggRe and
so ~ 2:o mo sunday So sSp YI p n H. leo. 1850
fSI SE $50 S: 81 ~ i2 e m nndys 80 m
For e 7"t :S 50 a n = P a. TOO sl5 m
100 80. S:46. 5:4j p N. sundaysat SSop N
Fer FRmAa1A at at 7oo las. s H. 100 1850 s
For 2 ALLESr9SE s sg9 NATcm cH Ha1SaI
For ?foN at 400 100 s45 l;s 20 ~ a, 400
For HIGH BRIDGE BRANCH at 400 $40 a H. LOU
For III MINGToN TOO s45 a. NJ, 100 $780, 400 4S'
For sGS sIg Ii fnp at I.S 1880 lls ss
Gi 1 io i S 81 ioS6p m Sundays. AGO. 500 m
1q P Pa nFi id sSo s' 81 O go 95
D. m SUNDAYS 800 $780, si5 g. m- 1900 M 1870 400
For S1 I6 30 B SV 6GEAN GROVE. &C. A rail- at
zsO. rs ll:0n m. l;On 400, 4;Se o. o. D. III. 0UN'
FOR TREEHoLD at -:I5 lluO a. m 500 400 o;Oo C;Oo
Ta1 LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIv En- and BARNEGAT at $780,
a. m. l:rO. 1 30 y. N. - -, , ,DrDc,y-oS =
FOR ATLANTIC CITY, NlNEbAND anu bA'AON4-AO-' y
$50 a. M loo Il. H.
NTW.JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION
from Pier No g. Scrtn Riyer via 9SPGy H 2tAycB
dor HIGHLANDS SEA BRl Gil 49, -, r. a. ~ y,
: HARDWOOD TONS RIVER, and IA hNh 4 l. 80 p ~
tickets csu procured ~ foot % Liberty PER 20
~cGfh iyer q. -. Z57. 26l. 2oI 94 anu. 10"
BROADWAY 659 757 ara 7i9 Gthye. hlVihEton-'t
L. and - GreenwchSt tos, -s iist w ~ C'y ~
SrooIIyp AZ 40 curt :; lO7 Broadway 80 81 VI
tonst 2lD s7 Manhattan In HOOOEen. "a WShhR
i0nst n s. Transfer Gmpany VIII call Tor ana cheeA "a
gage rom hoels resideDce To destination D., xCoCV
i +. WOO TEN o. n. u..ht . - - n. o..
General Manager - . zen Is ass aiIu
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on and after November !. lss5
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
TRAINS ork- va Des6rosse' and street
nsTTs r itt.I1rg and the West VIA Pullman Pasc
attached a n ., and p ID. ~ Wy, nd .crn
Chcaco Ll1ited o. tsIloT. D.hiAs' 7H'A'nS al" ''7
W,titslas yoit Locs Haven m NJ; &C ~ anf T. 40
yS az" Wasbipgton and the south Limited Washington
20 SSs " Iuiiman Palace cars IT sunday.
M " ishington 4;o2 p nj reFnie .! y, -
$50 = f. an !; yi9 nnG ani p n n 5h
For Atlantic City. except SUNDAY P,%
tons Branca Bay Head Junction and stations
tn sunday sa5 m and p 40 hot sop al A@ouIy
PSf d po,n, and Norfolk via New.York philadelphia and
'%or'aE Tailroad 6: 0 a. week Gave and m, every
day; VIA and Bay iae 40 ii HTa1e
at Jersey CITY. aHordng spooiy and hIect "'her io
rfs0s 1rr,ys IRON P1ttssurg. l. g. Il 80 m es5 ana
9s5 daily IRON s %SsE ssd ioo o p m SUNDAY
ga Ia 300 92O 1905 m from IsGs pa i ~ AZ
- 99o. 95o 800 IL 80 % D l' m and i2zS nj h.
sunday 500 cav TOO 500 ll;31 g. m '+@o' ''1V p
9-sO 9;35. 1908 D. m .,
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
txpre,s Trans leave viz Dss1rosses and Court
s aeo "a 3 g C6iea 70 Limited. and 10 !WasAnTo1
80 le . nd a9a 80
sunes - arc nAbs' 70 and IA M ;sI 49,.
asIs levIng Ok eauy e1csR aune%y AZ n1a ,
comet at Trenton ior CnmlsI ,o,..,,,,
s!aFplaE ,ra2' 5-! ss b'S $50 $50 and
"a imited IA and 90 z W. y az a.
&c ' $40 Ga i ma l5sS 45C Limited 60 O. and
dn issst oas. saa e 9sS VA
and Tad iS2t hsns1 Station foot or
Sseh Hotel Ho6Sssn station Jersey is sy E"iaIan'
The S,York TRANSFER comrsny will call for and Chez
sazsasn from hOs els p a3a residences III. WOOD
CHARLES :se "a Manager General Passenger As.r.
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THE NEW LINE
|. NORFOLK, OLD POINT

NEW. YORK, PHILAD EL PHIA. NORFOLK, OLD POINT
COMFORT AND TIT SOUTH.
6UOURS FASTER THAN ANY OTTER ROUTE
Tho NeW.YOTk, Philadelphia Norfolk Railroad Company
runs bay and ght Express between New loIk
and Cape Charles Trans leave New ora VIA
Railroad G20 week days and D m daily arriving Od
Point CogtfDrt 8: days and 30 daily Nor
folk m and OIL sleeping through from View
YORK Cape Charles and ParOr from Philadelphia with
change Tickets BuOrcar seats and sleeping bertS can
be Ticket Otheo OF the Pernsylvana Railroad
Company X. B. COOKE. Genl Pass. and Freight Agent
u, W. dunno Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-07

Nsw-YoRr. Friday Nov G. 1885.
Tho following sales held at the Exchange ami Auction
Room to-day: 1870.
fl Iuthavc lot - NlO0.5; Nm sperb .. 81 $50
JERSEY CITY PROPERTY.
~ JOHN r. B. Sayb.
y and a. AOrrls at n 8. % II W OF Hua.
so1.s each 2jxlc9; fynn......-.-.-...-.-.. $500
ACCORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFEi:a-N CITY
The following shows the estate TRANSACTIONS recorded
Yesterday
4sthst. n = 5a5 # " Of Ioth-avc, 2j11oO5; " Ran
- I'm ana TiG 10 :, W o % o5e 9xIo samuel
dan ScG%o 1 S % : 81 and another q zoe
,nt,i: s.ss Sy .a
1 6%ie,psi G - s6G1 15;Sioi v Ii Tooh to
0' Mgeis an ana wife to Ida :. 5000
Mann -on-t.t. " o Mar 'ic-st. 40 lul. Mary J.
d" Harley and aoocncf t. :. \ Duryet
Sam Sam P ""pqty Anda and another Wv
l. sane -i. +, !. fl v d Y,a--yc l5ox- slIrer
52a'ss s "a ~ E Of dave 901ss5; F Heckd
ct al to VIM " agncr 1927. .-.-... $3.50
I0' ct w. e. i;src. o' To- S en- o,Sv $3.50
sar7e property; Helen l. oaRloy ct alto + II No =.
"a Ire ,iiI @scs to Wii,n God.tonc 10000
orion AMI vriic to i:oi Her, $500
man tiffany amt wife 60 Aie ael Hal ....-.--- 400
lyman place cor OF fr'en~ ST. ''A'' same 10 s,o
lyssan lace +. rs II Of Freeman-st s5rii same
Lynn a. "i lace . 10 fsoi Freeman It 5ozI2s so
to .-.-.-.---..--- ....... SOU
Intervaloavc. Il a. 90 4 o. lt hist 21El2uGN3IX
III: u - T1fapy ant wife low Far,n 40
- J : Bi-ySr ana anSihrf - 1880
to WA H1i VS. =. ~, ~. - $4,000
Riam and W1ie,o 4 v cinbcr 49,. 30 800
1ja-si. y - East = ,XlO2.-. Keller ana wife 10
II Keller .............. ...........
Ser aPpcrs amt anotler 70 p Herman and bo,ryr $500
OpdykeaN'. 500 10 Of .d-,t, -5I lOU5 . Bannan
10 lane Potter. eAccuLl1X ..-..
= D "a.
and vito m J banklu Jh.OOp
alsi-st. = 2'al II e. 9tL-ayo. 2OX4-.I Pauline
Werner another 1, l. Werner li.@-O
om1or. Co. " La.ar 80 . $500
Ist-av~. 81 Istavc 3D1G " Volkei 10 "
Gardner
IOftlr-f n 21u 10 " OF lftavr 2,K.uC.ii: >
buTrh. rciere. 10 Adler d.bOO
Ioti-,t. JuZ.H "a q Oi dave, @bKlOp- : Woke
AID wife t. liLa LOcwer 100
9ytl-et. 4Ot IT Of 4tl-avs, J51E1al. II
rhly or ana " q 10 j e. SAai. .JJJ
Schrdycr am sic to CHIC $4,000
aver and vii. tSJ until ~ ..''.. 1850
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ORWICH LINE.

IN Keducrnn fares all Boston, 81 Worcester
q 81 Stelmers pier 90 North River loot OF watt
rext pier DeebrOsses street Ferry at 4jJ p m daily
except SUNDAY.
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

Sbould the present demand for investment
continue It is probable the whole OF the real estate
assets Of the Metropolitan Bank. amounting to six mil
lions will shortly be put on the market Several other
large estates are also likely to DO sold next spring In
addition to tho brokers of the most important
professional members Of the Exchange property
owners have begun To attend the daily meetings.
Among these are Rutherford stuyvesaut. Lambert euy
dam. Nowbold Edgar Henry Quicker, John n
Heubner. Also several prominent LAWYERS a. as
The list of wants and offers 10 be issued this morning
will contain the largest number yet Issued Among the
~ 900 for Investment By John $ Folsom. who offered
30 l27 Last Eighty ifth-st. brownstone single nat
CvriIc Carreau offered No 105 East Thityaiuth-s at
$4,000 also No. 233 East O1e-hnndrt -twtn my
oghtnst three-siory and basement honse az y ,IoO
also No COL Waer-s hree-story ana basement nouse
at $4,000 r. Ilarnrtt Co. Will sell on foreclosure
side, 1913 feet east Of Avenue a. .,
yesterday for the flats No. 443 West Fftysxthst, put
up under foreclosure by Louis McScr over the oiIaIo
OF $3.50 II was started at $500 aud rose to Sl2lOo
II and Al MOrrs-st., Jersey City. 10 john Flynn Tor
5000 Inc iGrGclosnIe sale oil me corner o ad
dred'h-st. ana EShih-aNe by *; v iiHIhet. w's iu
iourncd to November 20 The sale By j. Thomas slGa ms
took place at 1890. II together crowd of prom
inent Brooklyn investors. O. W. Deaton. ex-cashler or
the delunct bank. superintendent the sale Among the
bidders were William r. Leonard. president of the Kings
County Bank. John =. Martin. Henry sheldon, W e
Moves Nolan a. SORE, NJ. N. Patterson. Toby ~ XIX.
Golden Benedict & Co.. and J. e. Manning The prices
obtained were IA follows:
s'o fSatt an aud IT. Louls r. r. 1924
$4,000 lst mort per cent bonds, Nashville. 49,.
Chattanooga and st. Louis x. r. loZ's
"a 3 M cent bonds, Nashville,
Chatta-0oEa ard 1T LOUIS .. h IVA
Sl50 OOC cent bonds, East lcnnos- 40.
Nrr1na ana ueOrgm a.. 10
4o5 on incone bonds OF tho same -.. 1915 to 1874
$lUOoo0 eight per cent Sd series Car rdst Ohio o.
.,n c,ii 49, ~" Ohio 4 entr c,,ai ca 26lA
SO Nor bonds Central r. r.. 2O'e
liam vSang sss TG'sse Oon' "''nmoH u. > 67s
- ~ mo"ne o"niS' feoilh D'eA'"i anu L 37S
- D preferred stock Tenn. and TIA X r.. lis-
500 common Of the ONe
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Anthon Sales OF Real geid,e.

TAMES L. WELLS. AucIonccr.
Exccutors' sal estate Ch1Te3 Baihga'r. deceased II
O'Clock WeiucsC17, NOyele l.. al lai IscAau2r
and AuCtOI Room. - liD~rt -
- CHOICE l. -.
Washington Batas.t. RalriId avrs. auI r. M A.
and two Dlo BIZ east a. depot Harlem LA l.,aL
GENITAL No tRISA ia.
Location desirable legAb0rlo IS gTOaiHg dlv
vcUIcGces near Thru we hor- Ciufon Niry Il
sdcwa k- frr and police prot-t -tl Grig re-
handsome Residences excel lent sore schools Chufcl.s
tween
CiARENOST AND CROIOS PARKS
sixty Der 1aiH MORTGAGE. ilLir perfect and
rtrtd bv NJ lille
If cos 10 r.Cl Dlr "a Iaps win - - 81 Ffi $50
auGC BtCK u'prs 7J7 LIST IG7tii-st and auction.
eer. % LibeTty--t 200 "a.
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Doar0 ono Rooms.

DUulp bhb t'pOA'.
East Side.
/ CUOICE SECOND FLOOR Of 1--WE rooms.
,o,cT saIs le l'nep, r'Gaipe i@i Madi.oaac
| UNFINISHED frat ho,r three large rooms,
excellent board 'so table board tenn mSE1 ,
1.t GRAMEKCY PARK.-Exceptionally fine
Z.l .ineo ami urO rosnis flcng Park gentlemen OF
IcBueInsn aud wtscs sdper.or 'aJio' ioicrchccA
ERAMERCY PARK, SO living Placr.-Elr.
southern exposure pr'aie bath also "hsie r'"h' s'he
. only
SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATIONS with board
- Iriyatc ianiy to permanent parties re'orrnct'
ETH-AVE.. 3O7.-Elegantly furnished second
- also. other rooms wl Or without private 'Ano
.l.s GRAMERCY PAKK.-EXcrptlonally fine
-'D facing beautiful park superior table anu Il"
~ MiDISON-AVE.-T rem n very elegant
- suite OF with first class t'bic 10 dc iIaho
party able and wiling 10 lay iq reflect h"hg rei'tee'
.(.R EAST 23D-sT Elegantly furnished
'b') rooms break .ast n d'srod
III EAST % Il-Sl.-Lrrgc rooms on second
.eD nor also single 10 rrd; references
20 EAST 2OTH-5T. Second and third floors,
10 with PRIV ate bathroom breakfast required ROOMS
DoTU-ST., III EAST.-Amcrican private
'bJ family win rert larre apisonely aTaishr c snIy
ia MADISON-AVE.- With board, first
Il sec nd noora suite separate AZ desired
first class.
West Side
, WEST 16UH-ST. second floor and other
- large dining paEor floor or priyaLn Table
I'D YVES + 10TH S T.-Larcc rooms elegantly
y - furnished; every eonvono~eo terms IeasonIoio
b, artsrs wtnfed
~ WEST 45TH-S IIandsOmcly furnished
Il with board, References,
~ WEST 5ISr-ST.-With board, rOoEls ON
. and ioJuth hoorf together or separate
EA WEST ISI HIST, near 9th -aye.-Iland
~ some rooms secoId ho"r VIII board, references.
D7 WEST 37TlI-ST Elegant second floor
- win or without private table other rooms. refer
shcoa exchanged
1SIH-ST., 2G WEST, near 5th-ave.--plea!
80 ant SUNNY rooms, suite sngy; superior bolrdi
uneKccptiOnab q reierenceA
IN WEST 39III ST-Srcond floor. choice
also han private liable 4 dtsit,sI; references.
~ WEST 18TH II Superior alcOve rooms
~ win private family board II desired
~ TH-ST., 4O7 WEST-lIandsome second
- floor also back plroI; good table; near Elevated
s-aiion.
40 WEST 3STII-S T.-SingIe and connecting
NO rooms with board. private bath hishoatrrf
required.
Brooklyn.
.DGc HICKS BROOKLYN - convenient
@sJO - Walst and south Frrry-llree. comfortable
furnished or uniumi-ned ReIts rcasonaD .
fCO EENT.-Two second story furnished
h rooms without board, reference cxchangesL oo.
Staten Island.
NEW BRIGHTON, s. Private family
~ pleasant rooms VITA board two gentlemen
Address Box 2i7, New Brighton
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5iluallona manteo--tcmdles.

DARLOR-MAlD and SEAMSTRESS.-By a
competent English woman, nurse 70 al Invalid lady
good city reit relCe.
A. H.. Tribune Uptown ONO, 1888 Broadway.
CEAAiS TRESS &c.--By n competent Protest
ant willing to with chambrrw
invalid lazy objections the country;
co lent reference. So East 2jthsL
WASHING and IRONING.-By respectable
w Protestant woman by the day; understands hor
business best reference. VI. h, 1885 " est 18th ST
WANTED Il situation aS infants nurse I'M
w derSands the entire charge from birth up best
CITY re 'erences. ago 4th-ave.
NNAITRESS.-By thoroughly competent
w In private family nrsto parGr-ma!d best
ctty reference. Gail 80 Yves 2Otist second higat
WASHING, &c.-By German woman To Ito
washing and ironing BY the dozen week best Ielcr
Mrs. SIMPSON, $3.50 Vest 5Otl ST., basement
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uARJFN RIVER BRANCH

HNEWYORK. NEW HAVEN ND HAKIFORDR r. r
rr.tns eove Harlem River STATEN, 1872 and
r,ccnsye near Third Avenue Bridge ocros Harlem River
NV Tbird Avenue Elevated Rairoa) daIly except
Savs et i ~ 1850 0:lO 1000 ll:j5 m, 2:l0. 800,
40 $40 $40 and 500 D IN for Port Morris Casanov.
49, Ttnpsons Bay Chester Pelham Bay, Barlow (City
1850 pa1lan Manor and ew-ROchele, connecting at
nav Rochelle with train for all ponts the m'in ne Of
- York Now.Haven aud Hartford Railroad, shore
sso AIN Line Divisions; New anasn VI i'd etOwn
& sain and Susld Branches and Boston and all points
East L.. ~ pooha,,o o,, ~ l., orr,odi.to e,o
.;,os a, IL 10 a. m iaily except Mondays.
snnday trains New Rochelle and AL ntermodia sta
,,ss Ar 200 $3.50 tho latter trail connecting
~ with way trains Grand Cent? depot ana
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Eterrennts ono Railroads.

A -RONDOUT, KINGSTON and CATSKILL
A MOgNTAINs lanCtYlC at CTanst0ns west Point,
Sssuwsa Newourg marlboro: Milton Pougseepse and
mi Stskll Mountain ranroada steamers CITY OF
XTEsSTON and JAMES W. BALDWIN leave every
- tay M 4 D m pier foot OF Harrs0n.stp n, r..
srosus Sas1rdays when City OF Kingston Leaves p M
TpR NEW HAVEN-Steamers leave Peck
sin at 3 NJ and IL r. SUNDAYS excepted) II p
N a,esue arrives for early trans North and East
ExSursjop to y ew. Hlyon and return, ~ o.
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lrooklru proocrto Gsr sal, al "a Let

EOR SALE or RENT.-Two villa houses IA
roam, LINCOLN place Prospect Park perfect order:
ready mediate occupation; bay WIDOWS HIce hhs
pf lcs low. owner. FIELDER. % IAbeTty-st
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A TTRACTIVE new four-story dwellings ::
L -four with dining extensions.
Nos a. to last 7G,h-st. mar Madi tonave.
NOVEL. UNIQUE And ARTISTIC.
These houses ee ty finished have equal from tho
IatIrry 10 Harlem River aud offered which
should command Immediate urciusels inspection invited
Particulars ana Inpaets OF
C. L. GUILLEATAE, owner and builder on premises
DVI,DING LOTS-St. Ann's-avc 135th
and Both between lJSthst horsc-cArs
crn boulevard WILLIAM a. ChOCkER 80 B'oadway.
COR SALE.-TO close an estate by order Of
execuLr Il story store Pearl st, Maiden Lane
y. EDDY 4 Co. Ia ErbacWay
EOR SALE.-Wcst 4Sth-st., near Broadway,
story brownstOne hOusa. Prize $4,000.
RICHAKD V. HAkNETT q CO.. ~ Liberiy-si.
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Amusements.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC. This Day.
IA FIRST Grand Matinee Saturday November at D. m.
CARMEN.
Don Jose sgnor Raveir Escamlo TOreador) signor Del
Puente; Zun0a StgnOr Lhorubmi II D4neaiIO SgnOP
acciOlO; ii Rem0ndldO. olgnOr kinain; Morales SgnOr
Bel ito M1cnaea Mile. Dott; Paquita Mile
Mercedes. Mile. aDlache, and Carmen "a Gipsyl Nile
Minnie Hank.
Incidental DIvertssemOnt by Nine Mavfua Cavaazz-
Director Of tho Music and Conductor. sgnor ArditL
Monday Nov o,
LUCIA DG LAMMEhMOOR
FdgardO SIgnOr Giauuini Aston Signor De Anna Rat
monde -ignUr Chcrubni: Alsn. Mile BaneTIneister and
Lucia. Mile. Alma FOhsirOm her INST appearance
[ nted States.l
"Wednesday Nov l. production Of Meyerbeer's
LAIR CAIN.
Principal Characters by Nine Minnie Hank; Mile Dotti
sigh DeAnna 'hcrubnl CaraccioO Netta aud Giannini
Friday, l second appearance OF N le. a ma obs
ton. In active reparat0n and VIII shortly produced
Aubers Opera FRA DIAVOLO. with entirely new scenery
dresses 9nd decorations.
Mighty DIc.s-tr mt Row Boxes go; Second Row DO.
Sl6 hezzanue Boxes - PIrquet and LacGny trst rwl
81 90: Balcony al rOwsl. > deZZan nc Circle
Seats 90; ny circle reserved IS cents General
A In 4slOu = (,nli
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STEAMBOATS, ano RdilroaGs.

STEAMBOATS, an0 R1lIro1Gs.
A LBANY BOATS-"PeOples Line. p-DREW
~ and DEAN RICHMOND leave Pier Al. North River
fcOt Of CaLGlst every weekday eunnectlng win
al points North and West Freight received unul Tune oi
departure
TROY BOATS - CITIZENS LINE
"A Fare. 81 80; EXCURSION, GOOD y q RING SEA SON
So 90 berth incinds Steamers SARATOGA aud CITY OF
TROY leave -, n r. fOot ChraoVhe st. daily excerpt
SATURDAY, a. p. Sunday steamer touches at Albany.
,uICKFORD ROUTE TO NEWPORT, RI.
w leave Grand Central Depot rs follows
Atsa m. Sir.vhg IN Newport nc 226 .. m
AZ d 10. srrivii in Newport al 100 y. m.
IprawinaIoom cars .ueche 20 both trgins
TuEoDORE WARREN, Sup't
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5ltuailous Dduteo-1ilales.

IOOK.-By colOred man rs frst-class cook in
y private family, boarding house or rcsaurant city or
country Gail ~ 9TH ave, cor 18Th st
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Gllnuuons IUhuiel--fenl.t

4, YOUNG LADY stcuographer and type
y writer Nis 80 ut,taitou alauurp-is - wtr.
cam 3D. o.o.. uld .i,te eNprrruc' .nl u an' ~
Oh g. wuIk Au.r,.- ht.a = I'LL OF 1870. station 10
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-01-02
Foreign Ie!egrams.

irterc.i in ihc Ni,atagnan canal 1. abai-
lul lu p.lni,i.
Thr rurnth Srnaic has voted medals FOR
ihr trriti- Ia i"uanin.
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flnit nnptier.. great whnr~alc gro.
ren ina.r 80 Montreal, ha," tailed. OWING
snstu
Four srhonnrf- foundrrcd SATURDAY.
iisit 90 the Newfoundland coast aud ali
ni h 'ari persisted.
A rnumitier 10 i,eflin has been ord red
a. fsi-p a funi far Prince lN-nnrck. ~ ~
sstif,.-tnu ~ ihe cnuildru,r ~ the nation
49, the great =tst"atnan.
Geuufai W"isclrv vii complies the con
erufrstsun 81 hi. HrtnN ~ kprii the first
W.rk BE- ianutr,. aud Wili lrpin hi
match Through the dessert upon Shcnd,
ao 90 aiisr
| /. statrl that a representative az ia,
Canadian ftfiuu HsiiIctio has gone a.
Masltains 80 tutthn-r h,ni with SI0n.
in advanced bs the Hank ~ Muuirc IT,
The gfiin Wi.i lir stored at Port Arthur
untii thv ~ptiuR.
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We ittftrl tiiifH ~ the W iittpW 'htlNhN
station hriuH rNtin ui-hrd. brass click
Win,.i. ~ American manufacture aud u
intiir f.nitnins an explosive were luund
aiuHtH tiis rai.is.
N.rinrs. ~ e.. Dispatch says: Tho
t~ft~ttttiun property srixed hy the sheriff
Vas saved itnn sa,riilc" 1T an,tiiu last
vv,t im nuni,ur at ,itizrn- who raid
ihr ainuuit q iuh, tuc--, the Ma,"I
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