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Dour0 mo Rooms.
Enst Side.

East Side
At TURKISH BATHS, 1ud q Llsi lGih
= ,'. connecting ".h Windsor Hotel handsomely DO"
FURNISHED ROOMS. Eycc'i,nt Board; al.o
J. aSc hoard -. 100 Et-t trst. meas Nn'.on 0qn'r'
and f. sta on.
CrEXl~HED EOOMS.-l9 5th-ayc, %
/ ludsou.y furnished Ia..or and boioom to i'a'
TEAVrgcY PARK. eG Irving Place
II .ocy furnished sin De- roous bath room 80 floor
below gentlemen only.
ARGE and HALL ROOMS. .- Excellent
bond also Ia, lee board. I0J last 2-th,t, near SID
i-on square.
NEWLY furnished rooms. with supper OF
y board 20 tos4. iol L'>ultpnavr
rI'O LET.-Fuulshcd double aud single
rooms d. '''' Terms '' Is ,s, aa,n.t
NVELL-APPOlNrLD ROOMS, Second or
W third hooa topcrmancnt pari"'' 'Ncrlrni i1 ,'
= EAST 3OTH-ST.- Elegantly furnished
- room. ON third floors 10 suits or single Win
Gr,fci1ss t.,''c ard 'lI conycu.cucc-
30 EAST 2OTIl-ST-occond and third
Rooms ior e,nricnca suite or auriy
DOrH-ST. III FAST Amor can private
sunny ' BACK .' loa n or ali canS,ncnc,si best
100 A,ADISON-AVE. 49, Handsome rooms,
100 VIA private baths and Attendance private table
ia MADISON-ANE. - superior hoard;
sir ctT Dr,t.ci.ss a,co nmodarons
1@.l MADISON AVE-Elcgant floor with
- - private bath also 'front.' suto together OIL sop""'e
West Side.
4 WARM Hall Room. newly furnished. 10
- East 2,th-.t. near LoNmg.onave. Gentlemen only
ELLGANT suite. or siDgl" rooms for gentle
II mrr; reference required. 80 Wct iGh.-L
NEWLY furnished house; suites or single
~ rooms Wtho without bylrl: Irgst" tah" optional
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rnsincss propert1 tor sal; 40 10 ccl

tnsincss iJropert1 tor Sal; 40 10 Ecl
THE NEW modern marble corner stores,
~. nos ~, u. and 10 "alkcTsty 75X-0 i,o 90 feet
from Broadway, witt hot ON three sides heated by
plate glss windows passenger Hnd reht elevator y4uicd
sdrgaI,.s aiming ten ful citt lots
nnrs 10 ei namely: store basement inst aud lois
o. viii be- div Ted required T0nt very low, aycraeIng
= emit ~ square loot Icr auum
EtTL.R MATHte"N co. ] 80 Broadway.
BUILDINGS. STORES, LOFTS and OFFICES
ID n,ilIs vicinity some very desirable. Tort.
KUIANDN WHITING. BccXm5u-st.
NOR SALE-'HO close an estate, by order of
executor C-atgIy store on Pcar.t near Maiden Lane
=. EDDY * co, u" broadway.
FENO LET. Three story brick factory 5OX93
teet win Boiler Engine and Elevator. Possession im
mediatciy. Apply - anu ga WIS., '''i 81
FTENpLE COURT.-A few desirable Offices To
i lct in this elegant me.pr0Jl building.
kTLAND O. WHITING, Bceknan ST.
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2ucnon gaIcs OF Real estate.

DICUARD V. HARNETT & Co.. AuciionccrS.
Ia viii sell ~ auction Thurs ay Dec > IT u ociocH nom
- 80. E. Estate Nchgngr aud Auction Room, - To %
Iu,rrir,st EXECUTORS SALE.
' Est,tc STIAII G.. SMITH, deceased.
WATSON HOUSE. BABYLON, L. J.. %
MAGNIFICENT Hotel with accommodate OHs for l'V guess,
c,t ,. .ti,rci caring. to-, and ice houses stables
aries ll ilfd rooms bowling alloys etc IN'r! ln'B
i o, I'M pcrrci o,tlrr about lu res lawns grow =
.our,s etc Iiy 0rcr ~ Hannah ~m A. hlIt' -
~mtg md Aug G. Smith, Executors snaps d" u'''"N'''''
-st.
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Gitnat.or5 Wnulc0-- female.

CUNNBrENAID. &c.-Bv Il uicc, neIt-!ooh-
y ug Young eo.,h -lr, 1' cIamhcrpad and waiting or
90 ihlr ave inst fiat. near l3tli-,..
NlIAMEERMAID and WAIIRESS.-By a
I Fouua neat t.y Nort C'uuau Ut az y, - Al't
,t,, ,l;, references 90 adsy., urr IatnNt Isl t"t
IHANEERNAlD or NURSE.-l}y re,pcct-
Y abl, cprIrd c. private family best city reference
Cai or address a. b. 40 ,ti-tF-
NyASHING-A respectable woman wishes TO
~ "a East % tlI-st.. room Is.
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j %. d.. Box -, Tribune thi'o
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
4 YORK TEluUNl Will re- RECEIVED At TIE
ri,yi 11t'i5 n s5i Graa Wv tween rws.ty.
ecn5 and i%sytr st. HH o1, , Me'' c Then
Sourt,outht i.0 Ihrd ave- corner Forty ,eyentl So.
Tl,i. ~ E.st UDchuuu,d. nd-tUeny - hist. -aOl
Turl.yt corner nuu,re -andt ems lft5t up 10
D. IA. ,t regular odice raos.
TGOK.-Bv an excellent Chinese cook all
sorts cooking good references can az 5ai 9tnave
IOACHMAN.-By married man no cncum-
I nrnncc. thoroughly experienced; willing and useful,
CoACuMAN. 2lo East 2lstst
COACHMAN.-By married man; inst dis
ton civ driver. objection Co me court3 zen years re
NJ d. c.rc ofJ. - Brewster * Co.. iedst ~ 5th.ayc.
COACHMAN and GROOM.--Iy Il single man
Y Who thoroughly understands the pro er re OF horses
Tn 6cc s"' ATe.s box ~ 1f6 ' Uptown
once l23, liroadway.
COACHMAN.-Bv II Young married man :;
can or address THOMAS III West tstst. pnyac stable
NOACUMAN.-l|y u respectable Young man,
X Who m,hy umcuded by wo OF The highest fam
r ,s 81 fa,c c X io2 WSst in harness
COACHMAN and GROoM.-By a iirst-c;ass,
y sober honest and industrious man: good city driver:
tasty Aahs; cool references no ope'u9" % c9eh,Iy
NOACHMAN.--By a iirst-class man; under
Y stands gardening has good city reference Inquire az
I'EOON-By a young man; StUcUy temper
~ ate; toroughN uulcIstauis hls business hr tcls'
reference. cali q address, NJ. T., 2jJ West %lst-st
ARDENER BY Il young man. single; IN
II private commercial place, very competent IL ge,
house WorN. mix can furnish Euod rrlHthcH re-
quiryd Address IA. W. Box Co. IIiuulo O'''''
ARpENER.-By married man. English
mo- clblrrut has twenty yeIrS urctca experience N
hs country with gtccnhous, hot aud cold srpurs. lr
flow Is and Vegetables thoroughly ihd,sl'u1 Ir"iS, ne
mnu.acurnt aud err 81 fancy and impWel eo.H we
Woni TAXI charge DAIRY or poultry ne 2es ot ~ ree'
,h,cs Add an an %. .,,,'..,,i,.,,.
G,TENOGRAPHER. Nc.-By Young English
= man On recently arrived stcnogra her and frenc'
STFiti D. iribuno Uptown Omoc, l,-3s Broadway
TSEFUL.-By a young man, employment at
- "'' ' Nj. G., 2jl West l6th-st.
VALET. &c.-As valet or Attendant TO m IN
valid gentleman. thoOI Rhy eXreiencel n,st-cla-s
prrsonn references Address H. g. Boa 3d. tribune po"h
ONCE l23S broadway.
NTALET-By Il Young Austrian OF neat ap-
pclrancs as valet gentcm1n best reference no
oo''@'~ ~ u g. care Mr Juher, 800 West 25th-st
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/ caro- dn0 Rooms.


West Side.
Sn WEST 39TH-ST.-A second floor, also
~ large and hall room superior board private aOe II
desiredi references.
S1 WEST STH.ST-A superior alcOve
'(-f room In private family with or withont board
81 TH-ST.. 4O7 WEST.-ChOicc second floor;
- hrst-c!as5 table near e.oyated reerences
ESo WEST 34TH-ST.-A New-England
IP~ lady desires few select boarlcrs pnror floor and
rooms TOT gentlemen references given ana required
Brooklyn.
A DVERTISl MENTS FOR THE NEW.
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED Al THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. l238 Broadway, corner Thirty
ElShth ave No 1913 F0urthave corner Fonrtee4th;se.
$50 thrdave, Fortyseyeph.st., Nos 1907 Third
Ne. near SXtiothst and At the HARLEM OFFICE 3Ce
Ihrd ave- corner nfth-St. 40
50. M. 10 cegniar office ratcA
ITO RENT.-TwO second story furnished
Il rooms without board. references exchanged.
162 south EiOtt-piace.
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sSc934 aad weayaTi st. UNI M West c ITen
Foartsi6t t.. 80 TrG ave- corner ,.eysn!
FIcf. ~ Est 0nchu8irri.andjwcnr ffh.st.. 800
ThiniHvc corner onenupDIo up to
?. m at regular once ,I rates.
I e,taat, one cook ana launlfcs. oinrr waitress
[GsT'grd ,.srF or separate best references iO'
NOOK-CHAMBLRMAID and WAITRESS
y nytw, sste- one %. 1r,ca4s cook ard The Other rs
objection 5aae own ety. sie' nee b 4SST'
COOK NC.-By one who is u good plain cook,
fS 1ya y,f 9[ t tiy f rsceuSc ~ Vest s
H. Noc""" o-.-,--
1 COOK. b..t ui i'i 'i Ference. HGircs.
Is. lrtu1cJ piovn on'" -"7 broadway
EOOK or UOTSEWORK.-By an American
I r hl. had GOOD etpcn.uce can give "a" hes. Of rgf
I,nnu r.. ro,,,,., p,otcst,pt woman ,s
\ fr.fcln.. cook rndcrt,nd. an branches treg year.
,,nnt- ., .,t.rprss "a, t.r, roli,l,lc
{ e,i. Vt. coos AID tie otter .. Grtc1.- vltrss
drca' N. 3D.. rrhiuc Uptown onc. i-a' Rr.ai"aN
NOOK.-E a nrr.ch,, Young Protestant
-. o." .'t.i "i', 'I., II 81. ,. '1 Io,ir,I, lind
roar.r.a'.
NU\NBEENAID.-By respectable Young
,tl r'ns,usl Do ely r,.. r.a,c. C n
'.' .'........,.,,,., ,.... r....,. D. ru,
H M q" IN M ,,-, .lr,,'
,a.t I'D. i.liI.i .u..,. .i f.t
,,ir,.rrr,f,,p .,l WAITRESS h. ~
l ''..t .1 D.. u,.ri..ut vr. trt,I,s. city or
country. ..Ht. D...- .I.s r...ru.t. 'tt.,-
g. lrhun. 'W'"" 'i.'' .-"' ''"'.' a.
NNBtRNAID md IAl NDltEN~.-b %
| aruIt .flrnt $50 tuf ireland rlr. ".I assist ~
amy o'' .'.' .'.'i &c. ,..,.. ,.... - r-...i..,,
......,..',.,,., v..,,r,... d. .,
{ NHhth N'I' ''' W. ,,'H W.
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prlI. .r.fIIIr l.y . unutru us house
& h,.f.l .I.,a.. fr... d. e... ,-.n.. uouon.
place. 80 t-.' .-D''
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aaat'.. '. Co.. ..' "'.i ti".l
z AD\'--NNID AND ~ENfiSTNES~ Good
l. l.ilir.... iine p, .,.,. .l.hott d.rc- SALTS
,'Ul} reference. pI-'Afl cog "llI'u l0 Jas f'I--'
| IN ~-l. All N''.nl 81 IC'',l w" W., ''' 80
r'i,.,l',,,. 80, We,t i.th-,
lb\rS. NNIb and SFAtI~TEICS -Br .
''' Fax, 80 ,,,, a. ,..,' ..f ....-t a.. tt I..i-.-
- '''b' 'ni I''", J." d. . ~ ,..,'..
hc'lut .r olh.i I." dnur'' ""''I''"nd' '.'-".'"~'
D. g.. Tribune Uptown oair. l2'- E.o'd0as
z INV. ,t,ID H.. . comma, ,...,-,, ,r .,-
| 81 ~ " - ~ H." ~, 49, -,I ,.,,..,,i nan
ii. zee. .a. -c-m..f,--. 81. r,;,ru,c Address
IT, ID" Tribune '"''"" 'i"''. I.-'' i'"'''""'.
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Gin l]rcpcylp tor Sale.

A FOUR-STORY brown stone house on Muir
a rey hin. 5sthst s29 800 in perfect order i9me-
date pOssessinn ;. NJ. bLAkEL1, loz6 Broad"V.-
building lots. St Anns-avc., 18th and 136th
Ioudys s WILLIAM 4 cE G' XIII 90 BrooGa ay
EOR SALE.-By order of the executor, four
story browns'one house on 81 sts Erar MT.9gyS
EOR SALE.-Ata bargain to close an estate,
:. rDDY a CO.. ll5 broadway.
FOR SALE, to close an estate:---Full size A.
eh aS S5eS mouse VIII" 'N'' EDDY Co 10 Broad%ay
EOR SALE by order OF cXccrtOr.-Two lots
Il shave, near S3l.st., adjoining elegant inprote
a %Fn' also large p0 ." 'EDDY co. is Broaavay
ONE or three fine new tcncments. all rented,
cali 'Ncn""Sed'0r county RI%o 6 5h 81 ss Hasiaus
ITO LET.-Housr, > rooms carpets, MIR
L rors shad p, curtains II wanted new: ,,.,.
BENNIlT & WELLS. : East IllI.St
ErooElnn lIroaertp Scr sal: dt> d Ess
TOR SALE or RENT.-Two villa houses, u
rooms lo3 and lal Iinconpacc near Prospect lark;
Tde scs 3r rg 6w O 6%nsr FIEbR 6Srtyst
nor SALE and RENT.-1s3-191 Lincoln
pace II rooms In prime condition an ho'etn ~
price ow terms eisy elegant lots shave and Saralst]
splendid nvo 7imentS %" nor iI'' l. '' ~" 80 81
EONARD MOODY, Roal Estate Broker and
brooklyn Manager OF the Hanover flIe nn r ~
Plate Glass Insurance o., 10 ~
Tr1nch OFFICES 27B FlatDushave aud .b3
snnai attention gven the rental anu genera ma"s0
ment OF real estate -. o. , -, . .,ori.s fraua
or sale In ali sections Of tho city . y and stores
brick and brownstOno dwellings, from tZ,Op u SouV'
lois and plots desirable ocat ons for Investments a
nroyomrns store property principal business a.
fat. . end story. paying 10 TO l. per cent ,ns
1irces o. hur, property for sale also factory au u'0A
Ironcrcs: storage warehouses skating Kinks ana
Fine mansions and villas in desirable loeahoh' WIN ~
grOuuds 1870 =, -, ..o.to,s % TOD prfnted
lIets Of same oil the Offices. - 100, Nth, reoI
having business connected III thy way VIZ" 49,
estate " ODlige By calinS at M l..-r or ,to, Oace
TOTS FOR SALE along Brooklyn Elevated
l Railroad NOW ia the Ge3j time 20 buy, -
ETLAND * MHIIING,5 BecEul1n-st.
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gountrn proper y for Sale amo 90 Ert

ESTATE 1916 acres. Orange, \. J.-Nonnialn
l. tor for sale very cheap HEle elevation msenhccgi
wI,cr,d EDWARD +. IiAH1LToN & co, SO Hroad"y'
NOR SALE .or trade for city OF country
rropte. very valuable tract oi lsVoO a'r'' COS" I'D"
timber l"' D" west '''''' l. SIMPSON. 90 broadway.
TOR SALE.-Ncw stone residence. Mountain
Ei'W&ARi6 T. 'iiiX55'i 1roN d co.. GO Eroadway NY.
nor SALE-Rirhmoud Hill. J.. l.. l. mn
u'c. ,ru,- ard Bro'llyn % iions this paoe ~
GROWN "pdl' many new g@rn' S"nS up Viz .rp
nv numerous trains ,onmut'u 90 'hr"p many ram. w.
ouln sa w nsrrs ANT easy t"5f 42' tI' ii'I To
''''' ''' d -"'' ''''' i5W'lEH. ,i,hmo.d Iu.
FINEST LOCATED FARM ON SENECA
LAKE, .oata Of on.ya A. er'at Gassnq ana upon
10 a.r's. .5. ,. ,nltnl ,'5sc oa, n.ih handsome
Iery be-. q . cayr e-,.s , an, ro tl apd 40 80
''''' O ''' '''' r. J. BURIAL Son. 50 ss.o c,','i
LoH SNLE.-Drc OF me mosr pnounm
/ iom., 10 H. ct OF ic' AH-''- ''..'li c.a't.nr
o .'r .. VAL . ~ 81. and c'u.t I.wae tho
1o.r. 49, p,auu., a1 or " 'a0rs 4n. 20 s 'f'e ,
o,'.., aro,- "a it.ian ,lr.r.Hfs .- s,. u ~ 30
ir.,l l..fs.u -.fd n.'.- 10 l.1.- '' ..' ..l
nina t.r.r o. .".'-..' ',.., T, r.1.. t...' Ie
o. ,y5'to 'a.a-. ao.sy vi.aat a,rs'g r..
t- lt ....- ~. s. .,'t.
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90 ....,.' 20 To- o.. Ht '. ''
-.t. g. .l...-., tta,. 10 >o..' .'..r..'.. b. '"
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Gin pr3prrtn 10 tcI.
4 NEW Family Hotel or gents apartment
~ house 10 let corner Lcxiuetou-IYc and ,"d'i now
ready very hands mcs finished; % rooms b, "t7 h-
store. basement. cellar large vaults under walk
D. SCUOON MAkI.I. premises
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DED STAR LINE. ......o.,.,.
9iii,,IHS t'"H W" W. ~qti.r..y nov. ~. 3 D.
Ff. y "a ~ ltfuti W. Sow z
EIINNL ~ j ..--- III; ID. a.. e.,.,t
"a I'M so = .jir-IOn. $50. { eTag al ior's 1e. -
PETER WRIGHT ~ONr, "tLi eE ~ 30 A'''N"'''
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COOK.-By an Englishwoman aS frst-cIaSa
~ cook. bot written references. Ndlrc-.
K ITLlnIrI ntuMn Unllr IS HTolINLv
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JNMAN LINE .,...,,-,
CIV OF NpNrRLAL 2fuT ~. N9H ~ : p -
q Of UFRllcS "a raw NO'.-9. ~ a. I'D
Tri l1.' pa per fo.t ~ Gr4ulsf. Ier-y li'y. ttklN
I,~-sGr .l!l 500. Interim. d g. $50 ~Is-F II
AC,. NON y ~. o~a. 80 PicpI.t uck g.. 81.
SC : bros Wy. }.
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,,,,Ir 7 6 AND BRAZIL MAIL IS. c

TyNUF L. 6. AND BRAZIL MAIL IS. co.
I tmey.csn JsssenPeT line for It Thomas, Bsrb dos,
=, - rdou, PernambucO. Bahia, RIO de Jaucrj and
lv Santo Connecting Tor Monteyide). Huonos Ayres
>. b f.ter,ordit te ports southern BRAN -
81 IA cdiesday Dec 2 from Robert Stores,
@'-' BrOJklNn.
In, ,-.s,o, News Va Oh tiiTd day succeeding al
pAtrI' r. GEkHAhD a CO.. General Agents - biO@U 81
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Gliudlons Ulnte0--fcmales.
MALE AND FEMALE HELP

MALE AND FEMALE HELP
in rS 5 1corpood ASSOCIATIONS S
". H. TKossEI Secretary n A. REII6dG S attorney
Main once, 1917 broadway and 100 West 9ithst, N Y.
BROOKLYN rs and 3&o fulton-st. near PerTPont.
IN references oil all applicants Tor situations are lnvestt
OOK.-Pryac boarding house or hotel: city or country
No \, 800, I.3l7 Broadway
LAUN OEESs-Swcde, Grstca,s. No. X 20. at 1917
la NDREss-Proiestant; urstcass. NO SOC. at 1917
no sEKEEPER or cooK.-Amercan Protestant. No.
COOK. Al in all It's branches. No All. at 12l7 Broad
NURsE-Inilnrs; very competent No. G II, at l3l7
WAiTEE- VII recommended At 1903 West 3lth.st
WAICHMAA.- Kitchen or scfumau. VI. X, l0J West
COACHMAN.-1horoughy competent No. 100 West
3th-st
4 MISS L. CAMPBELL Mrs. Sccly), 81
"a. West 2.d,t continues At old address No connection
of I 9sn 2n4 4ysn @2S atm ' a
g West 22dst
4 MEXICAN. GERMAN and PROTESTANT
Kinds and coorcd helm at S i,thagc above iots '
AT THE. SWEDISH EMPLOYMENT ,BU;
1aon1 As i2s g Dr. sRpS a Ti' o1 Vest R "
4 ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW
~ YORK IRlhUNnWILL BE RECEIVED At TIE
liToNN OFFICES, 70 i,-31 Broalway, 60 I'r lIn ~
nr'l.st until p N, 993 Broa way D't"seR L"cnty
s S asH ST., "9 p We' ep Tgn
iourcuht T., ,ib url ave. corner Forty vent - So
lurI Ihig.arr. ski otira. and tuC HARLEM or
FlCE. - EIst Ouc-huugrrdandt wcnty-f fihst 100
Thuivc corner One-uupDr andt .nfthst, up %
p. m at regular office rates
IOOk-N RE-~.-liy two Ciorman FRO
" cook and auudrcs the onrr waitress and
chaWbcrm ri together separate best references JOS
" est t-d-st, la.rm,nt
Northumberland and WAlIRESS.-
y BY sisters. one 1. nrscia7s cook and the other nS
first chs. chluh fuad and wulucs 90 private tamy no
oucrt on TO hing eout cty refer nee Address
w. y. 1Iblne p own Office. LBS bfOidway.
CODK AC.-I'y one who is - good plain cook
- excellent luuir'-s 80 general hou-cwutk In small
private family year, city rctcIcuce us West dtst
RI. so ciid-
COOK.-By an Englishwoman H. first-clas.
7 i "a f,r Ndlfp-.
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TOTS FOR SALE along Brooklyn Elevated
IL Railroad NOW il the beSt time 20 buy o.,..,
rutland * MHIIING,J Bec.u1ln-st
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EJANBVRG AMERICAN S. co : LINE Tor
{ PLYMOUTH LOndon Chcrbourt PARIS ana ma HiD'rk
Losing Nov. % a. m Vic and Iyc' - " p III
Ne Atug't. pee 10 III
First cabin SO ard SO S-ceragc. - houHd mp
et re iuced prices. Seau for "rOUI.st Gazette -
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preSS1OnS Of sadness at the Qeatn or the nODle Garfield are fresh in our mind. Your speaker was at E1beron the night upon which the ex- tra track was laid from the depot to the Francklyn cottage Men labofed all night to have it completed in time 10 receive the car in which rested the invalid president Every thing was done in the cottage and around 1t to add to his comfort. When the car, which had that morning came through from Wash ington bearing his precious but fatally ill body, reached the grounds near the cottage the engine was detached and willing hands did the engines work and pushed the car to the proper position for the invalid's removal to the cottage. It was sad, solemn moment, not word was spoken ill the crowd, hushed were all voices, hats were removed, and sol emnity incident to the presence of death was apparent everywhere. How many prayers from that assemblage, like incense, arose to heaven for the recovery of the honored presl- dent, and had his car been the car of Jaug- ernaut, and by the sacrifice of life his could have been saved, prostrate forms would have been found upon that track heroically meeting death to save the occupant from his impend- ing fate All are familiar at the lamentation through the land at his death. Can we say republics are ungfateful ?' God is affiicting us for wise purpose. The hero whose death we this day mourn has not died in vain. The expressions of deep-felt sorrow from our own beloved north our own beloved south, be- token the arrival of an era of kind fee 'ing-the time when our land, as whole, shall rejoice over blessings and weep over afiictions.
 Two things act as great mollifying, unifylng forces-music and affliction. During the war the union and the confederate forces were encamped upon opposite sides of the Kappa hammock river. It was calm, beautiful Sab bath evening, and the bands were discoursing music to enliTen dropping spirits. The union band played the well-known Yankee Doodle" the confederate band Down in Dixie ]" The union band then struck up ''John Brown" which was answered by Maryland My Maryland" and thus for time strictly
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Stafford Springs, 18th, John Haanpston, 29.
 Holland, Lydia M, 76, widow of the late Elisha H. Martin
 Stafordville, 16th, Farley Plympton, v.
 Holland, 1st, Martha Smith, 73.
 Rockville, 5th, Samuel Shelton, 79; 7th, John P: Pitney, 49; Eliza Abbe, 23; John T. Hand, 2S.
 Ashford, 17th, Nettie l.. Backus, 22.
 Westford, 18th, George G. Mathews, 20.
 Somers, 2d, Samuel IL. Gager, 75. Died, Aug. 18th, at the residence of Hon. W. B. Greenwood, in Walworth, Wayne Co.,, N. Y., Mrs. Lucina Topliff Avery, aged 82. She was sister of Mrs. l.. Hull and Mrs. Ormsby of Willington, and of Rev. l.. G. Leonard, D. D., of OhiO and widow of the late Dea married Jerome Topli of Wilmington where she spent many years and six children were born, live of whom survive her; s. D. Toplif of Wilmington. c. |: Top iih, Of Pomona, Cal, late of MOnson. Mrs. Caleb Lee of Somers. Mrs. J. D. Bennett and Mrs. ". E. Green wood, of Waworth, N. Y. The deceased was asde. voted moher faithful friend, consistent christian The last eight years of her life were passed in Wal worth, where loving hearts and willing hands minis tered to her wants aed smOOthed her downward patti till gently and peacefully she passed into rest. "Se he giveth his beloved sleep" Few of her kindred were with her, but she had won many friends who contributed much to her comfort in her last days were sincere mOurners at her burial.
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STAFFORD is included in the list of post-offices within which letters stamped have immediate delivery Any letter bearing the expediting stamp, (cost ten eents) if properly stamped in other respects, will be delivered immediately on it's arrival p any place of 4,Oo0 more inhabitants provided that it's desti9a- tion is within the delivery circuit in cities where there is free deivefy, and within mile of the post office in places that have not the delivery.
 The expediting stamp will not expedite letters sent to small places, but it can be put upon letters sent
 from small places if destined for those where the de- livery is ordered. Whether the term s'Staffordn in- cudes all posr-ofices in town or only the principal one,. is not stated; probably the latter. however. Neither Rockville, Vernon, Windham w illimanfic is given in the published is hence is probably not fully correct one.
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Rockville, 9th, daughter to w. F.Orcutt. East Hartford, 2d, son to Arthur and Mag gie Olmstead, grandson to w. A. Loomis, formerly of South Coventry.
 Pittsdeld, Mass, 18th, soa to Eugene F. and Jennie Hutchinson.
 South Coventry, 18th, son to Rev. ). 0, Dodpe
The Press., 1885-08-20

Vermont lost most estimable citizen by death on Monday, in the person of Ex-governor Julius Con- of Woodstock Before his election as governor he had served several times in the legislature and was one of the four first senators from Windsor ty the organization of the state senate in 1s36 be-
 ing reelected fonr times in succession He was lieu tenant governor in 1850 and 1881. "
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staffordville, 18th, by Rev. H. NJ Vaill, Elmer Langdon of Wales, and Rachel Barker of Stafford.
 Stafordville, 17th, by Rev. H. M. Vaill, John Bailey and Louisa Tucker, both of staf- ford.
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Stafford Springs, 18th, Roswell D. Davison, Eaq., 55.
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ONLY $42000 has thus far been dropped into the hat toward building the Grant monument in New York city. Who is to build the monument honest men New York city officials If the latter shal we compute 5, 900 of this money for the monument and $4O.00O for the thieves?
 PALMER had another big fire Monday evening, burning the stables, shop and other cheap wood buildings in of Nassawonna House and front of Frenchs Central-st. block. Provdentally no expen- sive buildings were burned, though those lost were of big paying class in shape of rentals. As hereto fore the people put their trust in providence, ard more escaped the heavy disaster their negligence has invited.