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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-08
THE CABINET FIXED.
The President Elect. Counc l as selected
by the Wise Heads at Washington.

The President Elect. Counc l as Selected
by the Wise Heads at Washington.
Special Telegram.
WASaINGroN, Feb. 1T Is evident that
those who male p.luimages from
this city to New York to see Gov.
Cleveland have returned not wiser than
when they left. There Ia concurrent
opinion that the new president is very
Ruable man, but likewise Que who can keep
his own secrets. Cabinet states are made
aud uumade by members Of congress. not
because OF any knowledge Of which they are
possessed. but wholly because OF personal pref
erruces The talk Of Senator Jonas for post.
master general seems 10 grow. II would be
strange, though, il Mr. Cleveland should Sc
ltet him. Mr. Jonas Is commended because
81 bis services as member Of the national
Democratic committee. He is not
fortunate in having the endorsement
Of hjs state, IS he is antagnniEed by the gov
vruor og Lou >aua, by tue two Uult, States
uators rvpr, scuuug the state, and by a
nsioy.iy Of the congressional delegation.
Tie pr, sidcut-elect. It IS understood, has not
offered any Cshiuet position except the secre-
tary Of state ,iHre, eut is simply taking an
sccouut Of stock, SO to speak, aud will keep
bis selections sveut until be returns 10
Aioauy and gives tho matter careful consid-
erstiou. N0body expects he will suuuuner his
cabinet appointments uu,il shortly previous to
bis departure tor Washington, - De may
keep them "a secret until his arrival st the
capital. Despite all conflicting rumOrs those
who have cam Judgment sill believe that
Nj Civvelsud's csoiuet viii DC made up Of
southern uau Tor postmaster general, and
40 eastern man for secretary 81 the navy,
with other paers hsied as follows secrytary
a. state, Thomas Francis Bayard; :, cretary
oi.tae treasury. ". G. WhHuey; attorney
geueraL Augustus r Garland; SECRETARY o,
war. W. + V.ias; secretary ot the interior,
sosrga NJ McOuu4ia.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-08
IoE BLACKBURN N THE CHAIR

How sis Kentucky Fire Brand has PLAYED
the Par Ofa s'espes Tor oas Week
spseia relesraa.
wAsHtNsr y. FEB. The past week hss
been eav % a 1eta 2estuous character iu the
house. F0r isrSc part o. each dEv. the
3 asa has had uuuer consideration The river
aus bsroor appropriation bsll ard the
debate al tarouch hss ben move OF
personal character than o,her-
wise. Jae Blackburn. ot Ksntueky.
has bssu the sprakrr pro ten. He las a
frame aud disposiis0a after the pattern q a
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-08
I'm 70 the HI IN sr1nlard.

FROM the minneapolis news Letter.
The new hands at the bellows on the st. Paul
GLOBE taking hold just as il they knew ex-
ac;ly how TO run modern newspaper. lis
editorials have the advanced Democratic ring,
It's news Is thorough and reliable and its l1cal
pages Of Minneapolis and ST. Paul happenings
lively, gossipy and exhaustive. In fact, every
department Il up TO the high standard demanded
By the critical readers Of frst class newspaper.
The Democrats Of the Northwest should give Is
their hearty support and patronage.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-08
They onght to Do It.

St Cloud Times.
s'The 81. Paul GLOBE has passed into the hands
OF the new mansger-Mr. Lewis Baker lats Of
West Virginia, Democrat Of prominence In that
state and In the national organization.
We will here emphasize what we have hereto
fore said to Democrats: that IL is their duty.
when subscribing for adaily, or weekly outside
OF their own localities, to take the GLOBE. 1t Is
now in charge Of gentleman whose antecedents
give assurance tina the Democracy Of the GLOBE
will never be questioned while in his hands,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-08
4 shrewd scheme to Embarrass Cleveland

WAsHINGToN, Feb. Following in the
wake Of the treasury department, Postmaster
General Hatton to-day issued circular
bringing under the provisions OF the
civil service act every employe OF the
department from $720 clerk
to $4,000 grade. All Of the
other heads Of departments will, in Ike
manner, take advantage OF the beucfceu nee
OF a civil service law to retain Republican
clerks in office. The fact that this method
is adopted to embarrass the administration
Of President Cleveland goes to SHOW that the
very essence OF humbag law contem plates
life tenure Of office.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-08
Disastrous Fire at To,rer ,ity.

Special Telegram.
Tower CRY, Feb. AT this afternoon
a fire started in The Herald office, destroyIug g
it, Dr.. Russelis office, the Tower
City library of fifteen hunded
volumes, and DR.. Engol's drug store. Moth
ing was saved in the Herald office. The fire
started from stove exp.osiou in the Herald
Office. Insurance not obtainable; loss about
/ S10,0
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-08
r Ter !strt,nn Race.
Special Telegram.

SpeVIaf IeIt2Fan,
BILLINGS, MoyT, Feb. There was a rol.
Ter skating race here tonight, ten miles
S2C0 side, between F. R. Kikrham, CHAM
pion of Cnicsgo, and Gerald Panton, OF
Billings. Panton ran three miles in four
teen minutes. When Panion was four hun
dred feet ahead, Win khan gave up, and the
Judge awarded the race and money TO Pan
Ion
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-08
A Personal Tribute.

From the Brainefd, Mimi, Tribune.
The writer can say Of Mr.. Baker. from an IN
timate perxonal acquaintance Of many years
standing, including some fourteen years Of CO.
Temporary editorial work that he will lie found
valuable acquisition to the ranks Of journalism
in the Twin Cities" Mr.. Baker Is thorough
newspaper man. Of wide experience. broad and
liberal views enterprising. progressive. and full
of vim and yjgor. The GLOBE is in good hands
with Mr.. Baker at the helm The Wheeling Reg
lister, which he disposed OF recently for upwards
Of 100000, was struggling along and maintain
ing pre"arious existence only through the con-
tribntions 4 it, political friends, when be came
from Ohio and took hold Of 1t with no capital
but his iBdomitabIe pluck and energy, some
twenty years ago. To-day 1t has national rep
utasion. and Is one Of the best paying newspaper
properties In that section Of the country.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-08
ThSHgh'v i51H' 9dr~rfisin1.
-, e. r-ar.r-saf pa-se,-

Since there are al present more sellers than
bavers, it stands 70 reason that the hrm that
means to get is due share Of the Business
that Is going must properly pace t5e merits
Of is WARES before the sa0lic- So 10 what
ever department y0u propose 10 cut d0Sn *
penses, do not let /. Be Ia your advertising
The hrttrr course would b- to increase L.
Tnis, under the circumstances. will no.
sppear disinterested advice. Nevertheless,
IL i true
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-08
J"dre s'a MS .dra of D sfsion.

Special Telegram.
HURON, D. T.. Feb. 7.-Juige S,ward
Smith leaves for Bismarck to morrow to sit
as one of the judges of the supreme
court TO be held there Thursday. The
Judge says D kota viii not be- divided as
long as tIs capital r. mains at SIN irck, but
remove ths cap til to Central or South DAkota
and tnen North D lkota will be anxious for a
division ami congress will grant it.
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Fears OF the Worst

LoSDoS, Feb. AT the war Office the re
has been nothing definite heard as to the
fate OF Gen. Gordon, although the belief Is
becoming stronger that he is dead.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-08
tn Suppress Gambling.

Special Telegram.
HELENA, Mont, Feb. 7.-House bill No.
% TO suppress gambling in the territory,
passed the house of representatives to-day by
u voc Of seventeen to six
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-08

John Brennan, Of Sioux City. wants to be
a martyr, but says be has been elected TO
take Rossa's p.are.
rrllzio1s fanatic, at vincennes, Ind,
killed bis vie and latherin-ls~
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-08
VIII sneee,d.

From the Ksnayha, W. Va. eszstte.
Mr.. Baker is one OF the most capable and suc-
ces-fpl Besspaper men 10 the country, and
during bis control OF the Register made il one Of
the brightest, spsciest AMI most readable daiiies.
As one OF the s5Jest among the veteran members
Of the press IN rhis state, ne il already greatly
mIssed. and We doubt not sill succeed wherever
shrewdness and business enterprise can win.
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Special Telegram.
WAsHtSGTON, Feb. "A post Office has
beeu established at Marietta, Lac qui P4rle
county, MIMI, aud wm. VI. Cruss appolu ted
postmaster. David A. Robertson has been
pointed postmaster at ST. Vincent, Minu.
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Ta- L-vis atsrs af Fargo,
special Tee gram.

GRAND FoREs, Feb. THE legislature.
numbering about sixty officers Of b,ta
branches. aud eight ladies from Bism4rcG
were given = reception and dinner a. thr
university to-day. Or. Blackburn delivered
the address of wclcome. "PAutius a uni
versity in favor Of law aud ordvr'' was res
puudrd TO bv President Wcssovcr. ~ the eouu-
eil, aud Speaker Rcc, Of the house. A large
number Of { citiEens we're in attendance.
President Collins, Of tue regents, Twanlsy
and Teri witI iae university facu.ty uiade il
pheasant, aud nsde good impression Of TIE
value ., Iar university. The cirizsus' rserp-
ton was accorded IL naguiaecn' style. Tar
ladies oi the city srr ryceivjug a. the Piouesr
Cub hocs-' An elaborate feast Was pre-
pSrvd in tse Syadica;c bail. Messrs Gsm-
BIZ aud PestiSr-u leave the south ca The
evening trsin- The roller rink
vas brilliantly illuminated FOR
he esll. snd the hall marnisceusiv
d-corstrd. The guests were hiEaly pleased
uith tbs reevpsinu. Qa,te nuDb~r rslarusd
this evening Representatives % tie press
are here tr0n al sdizerEt toEuS
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-08
A PULL UxDREss EvEST.

Some very modest prople were = good
deal scaDdaiized last Saturday BigHt By the
display al the Grand opera house, when the
op<rs Of Paul and Virzinius was presented By
some society people l. vas advertised as 10
b. ''fuI dress event. and there are some
people 50 uukind as n say that IL came
nearer being full undress. Evening dresses
are more vigorously ''deeolIette" than U.s.
12l this season, and The scenes from tue
boxrs arr said TO have bren quite as sttrsc-
tive AZ the audience end Of the tbrsfer as on
the stage. A lazy Of fashion aud standing
Is SAID 70 have remarked after TIE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-13
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on and after October y. 10cj
GKEAT TErNk LIVE



Trains leave New York. COultandt street
Ferries. as follows:
ua1shHrg l1sDurg and tic West. with Tullmau Palace
cars attached a. q, ti.d daily. NeH-N aud
Chic'eO Limited Of Parl9 Dining, smoking SlceiIng
Cars a. . l. every day
Will1amspof;. Lock Haven, a. ~" p. CORY and I'c
at T. m connecting al CORY for TtlsylIe PcfrOcam
Centre and the Oil Regions
Baltimore WashA gtOE and the south Limited Washington
Express O. Pum Palace Cars daily except SUNDAY 10
a arrive Washington 40 regular al $50 and
$50 IA !, $40 and g . ana i night. SuHGav, 81
Q. N. 3-iu aDd 8 p m. and y night.
For Atlantic city. except sunday. ] p. IN.
For Cape Nav, except SUNDAY. l!.lO ~.
Long Branch Bay ead Junction and intermediate stations
VIA NehWAy aUd AmbOy. ~ noon, 80. . j..
TN sunday, and do not stop at Asbuty Park
Tor ola Point Norfolk via Philadelphia and
Norfolk Railroad, 6-0 a. IN week DAYS and IN every
day. Baltimore and Bay line. $40 week days
Boats OF Brooklyn Annex connect with all through trains
at Jersey CITY, afOIding speedy and direct transfer FOR
Brooklyn travel
Trans Arrive Pom pittsburg, T. :, ll:3O m 600 and
$50 daily From Washington ana Baltimore. Go =
MILO. so 30 30 go aGc 1000 SUNDAY 20
a. IN 30 20 zoos }: M frhu Piad, pima 900. GO.
:. =. go. $40 1910. IL 80 a 100, .. 20 $50 80
$50. G55. 100 $50 800. $780, 1905 aud y 20 night
sunday 800 C2U. 7.O5 SO5. ll:3J $40, G2O. CO.,
ego $50, 1905 . H.
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L,'OR SALE.


one Of the most D, aut The CITY or Lo- Az
CIItS CAIIIOi;NIA cOnSistm. 81 g. acres on lidWtu-
block Of sftct cars AID hitrlu minutes
Walk Il and Court Io Tho Crouuv, nc lauiI
and SHADE tIc Wlti large quantities. oI
fower- shrubDcry Ihrrc Ia also l5'o pthlnr
orange irrrs Chpcc lemons 2G url+ "hui-, - iIIH
e. r-nuts II olives, 2 figs, to peach t''ulh~ ana Iu",
4 ets ani japanese pergmHus Ihcfr Abundance d" py
Tor household purIo-C- a-o ip l:ll@u
ton The prop Dc divided lt' three more u"-
beautiful homes, sufficient city lots can De sold
from il ply The purchase money. without Hlci
f,t.ny with fIc mansion. lawns .ud DuibulU.uEH lL"
las Il rooms consulting Of bedrooms pilo dnin3 nom
library and Kitchen Wlt laundry and WH-Ih u-e 900 house
Gi.conurc tod building The house IL ~ Thor
oph repair oranges vii produce 200 Income Tins year
from 500 5000. ant constantly Increasing hN 'Ir
cra advance being aicui tV"Ne years oo ana
must be De appreciated The above property D. s-
a growIu XIV u 30 900 mia aHs 10 sculiolc
c.iuatc cold never gels too warm
be tie emit dty Los angeles - npi'd Tor IL
mild gna climate which +uuC SOUGHT oI bf those ''sif.
ing a change from IA" cold 81 the asiffr sal
durn2 he winter leT the tOHc!s bOpn every
NoN' " '' '' MORFORG q sos,
Real Estate 4 nts
10 North spring ST. Los Angeles. al
NOR SALE or ENCHANGE.-A fine newly
furnished planning min fitted wholly with modern
cfnorv business sufficient "a keer II running
~ ioir- per easy terms tor chh VII
i9kr timber and, rightly situated reason for selling n
A demands too mucl attention 10
run both properly Address Lock E01 20 Hiig non n J.
ARRANGE. y. J.-Mountain station; sale
age complete immediate posses sion AJ1ly io.,.,,.
- LLANDEK WILLIAMS.
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Cun i]ropcrtn 10 Ecl.
Gin 1)ropertn t0nntc0.

DTSINLSS PROPERTY wanted to alter and
innr We FIEDINANE FISH
l3g Broadway corner IIh,rty ~.
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6ilulllon5 tOanlc0 49, Mnlts.

4 SHORTHAND WRITER thoroughly re-
y la,Ir nnd r.ponstlc qni, g., cIrn. desires position
a. ''' MI IriGa%c l. POW once %, Broadway
pITIER.- dist-cIa~s colorod butler
ID with ,crpilonh reference. Acdrca, o shave
HUIIER and WAITEK.-IY young man.
ID age s ln pr Ate 'amy OF In a'' ho,, ,,,,ai
c,p- uciccd good claIac."r Address N.f,'f' 'i MI
pITLEI;-By an experienced EneIIshmauj
onion Addi 81, william BuLAN. l'- Last ..d't
DTILkR.-By u ,oung man. age 2G, lately
ID arrived from I.nclanH p Sr. FAMILY % e. ~ 1900
LngA:h ticLch "' German WI p,lt'rH o' .'il
/,OAClNlAN and CROON-Bya young man;
y tao ycas IN last place icii ilIonsh business i""''
VIII Dc N'f''' JAMf7. 30, 70 Tribune Once
IOACHMAN.-Iiy aman who thoroughly nm
- dgr,5nd; b, eq,ps, 10" P Hdlea y can be wei
EDWARD ll3 Last l'th H.
COACHNAN.-By a singll,e man Thoroughly
~ nndrfstanG' ih' business Willie ana 36ltnS .Iii
NOACIlMAN.-By Il single, competent, trust
~ worthy undcr'tpnds te Prter care 81 hoIs hr
ness carriages good groom and d,N,r III Nr" DIN go
being competent sober anu honest 9ir,3i 81 ..t -tt
(,OACHllAN and GROOM-Gy a respectable
I Protestant singlo Young nan thoroughly under stands
care horeq carriages and harness sl',h c4eia Gty
highest city reference from present tmpqyg, ~ LIZ
cry heh{ as ,oGcr hontst aLG 9Dhf"s Tan
=.
EOACIIMAN.-By Il single man who thor
~ ougly undcrst nis the care Of horses carriages g"od
city driver; highly commented from DIST ana
former employers objection 20 the country can OF al
II. B. b. last 3-th-s-
IOACIIMAN.-By n Young married man
X one child perfectly stylish and reliable years beat
references; leaving .ccOuHt of family ing tIhNd'
ling late Cm plOyer can bc seen all on address 49,,
7. D., cIrc OF Whts q Kari. IS East "1th-Ft.
EOACIIMAN.-ThorO understands his
~ business in al branches nas good city references
j. r., 20 West ATHEIST.
COACHMAN.-First-c class; five years city
" reference. Cal at 2jl, Room 20 West 47hst, New
York.
EOAClIMAN.-By "A young married man. no
~ family honest and quiet good city references
De call at 40 lao West l5thsl,
private stable.
ERESCO PAINTING.-By the day or other
wise Grst-clss drsigning; best references. Address
DECOKATkUR f. X, Tribune Uptown ONCE, l.2Jb BTo@F
way.
EOOTMAN-By an Englishman In private
i family; UNDERSTANDS his duties; Ago 23 J. LAM
BERT, Rockville Centre, Long Island,
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Gllualoue tU1ntco-- females.

I AUNDKESS.- First-class to do washing
e ~ The day '"my OF a',n'M c, az I hs ,nsoor
UNDRN~S.-Hy a widow, left with child
l. w,slr@ 10 IA .e homo would by the day 80
$40 Hc-tt'u.,t
IADl'S MAID and SEAMS rRESS.-By a
y,j '' zoo city rY ra"e
Nv. p. lu1nne p'own once I-37 Broadway
%UR~E-Bv #u experienced nurse; no objcc
= ron 20 tr.yea@. oa at prose- lt en- loyers No ~
LIST .'h--t.
IWHT HoC>EWoRK.-By an American
J. 4. ri o ll.ounr oicc .ss Broliya 5y'' N''''
NURSE and SLAMS FRESHLY a Young
~ in 2riT,.g y aS of GROWING children
'' To '""' cafe '' BE-" '' 80 la Ea.t st.
NTNSE.-In 2rod famly; take mll charge Of
y ,h|drcn from Grad, Co book. kiut ' sicsuest ucud
T.t.o salary ..ur s., AD.LAIIs.E. None Jptown
Dice l2.- 5."at"sy.
NURSE-By an educated North German girl
y fog Gown children city reference 90 Fast lCthst
%Uk~E.-Bg q vel educated Gcrman grl rs
i ts'. a % .t Win aa ,ra f *, c,y : 'o OF
1. .'..,,.. near I.,htt, h.s. Hat. no cards,
%UESE.-Iy nr.t cducucd North German
ohu.. 0n. H.asvo., w.ing and OBJ gIg cts OF coun
"' '' eoasaye. near 10Th g.. no caras
GEANsrEESS. - Understands drcssmahing
- and 81. a. CO., 'Ht -.Nt1' 60 our by day. week or
\, H.. ir.buu. Ufl,~n once. I.23- Broadway
.,,- ,t..,t,t,-., ...l >.r-psE H., d..
~ LNhtNl M - IH" - I'.'I' ny ~ TOTS
II .sc c.I..t 6'' shave.
SEAN>rEEoH.-By a middlc-agch German
, "'N''' ~. . .'-, 900 "ii' AT tO'' etJ
f.t.i .'. no. -'' " ''l '.'-i '''i'.
N,tSTpr.. r.. , .,,n.t,rt Et.ncb 90
y ua: m.aiae q. - -..lu.tr..s mal assist with
Light ,-auDefN',H. call j.. A. l'- West lost.
A,Ei. fSTHE~S - Ey . rou,Urf,nt Freucb
= woman; ,vpcrruc"' iu h.r dutr, assist with lleht
..Irh'fWo'A. h.~i cav t' i h'rs A"I'a' \ IT, IIou'c
ItpHu ''.''. I.-'- II''+"'y
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Counirn Droper.n for Sale an0 90 Eci.

NELLINGS-THlRTYO OF IlIEM-TAkE
vour choice value ranging from $1,000 10 si"o'-'
nov c,t ash bal nee I t!iee year. a. PEI ccni-lcsr Than
one hour nom ork Ciy Han 30 trans daiy cheap
frc Address for particulars. IIIt HCDt No REAL 10
TtTE. OIFICI, 4 thauitcr-sf, y. ).
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6,tnalious lDante0-mG!es.

GARDENER.-By married man. English !;
- children las practical experience In
ti. or1H'r, with greenhouse o aad cold gr0pcries 1rH
oacTt Fld Vegetable thoroughly unicr,ianrs iaring tho
Y3gcErnt nd 81 fancy and lnpOueh stock; we
would Isc e. poultry; the best OF city REFER
cuc-s. .G.r..t GARDENER,
ho>c7. Tribune Uptown once. l.253 broadway
q AHDENER.-By n single young man; ex--
~ peT -cd IN every branch Of horticulture AMI urcul
tnrt sod re t7cAce. Address GARDENER, BOX lrlDune
IARDENER.-l}v Il ScOtrhman Thoroughly
- understands nhpsC hot and cold gapcrir- orc
ing ~ Gc~cs anil yrget5es Is practical IN III brinch OF
rti2 lieIrcu ave years. Lrsi class reference HOhi
LAST emp oyer. address
PRACTICAL, r.bune Uptown OEce. LBS broadway
EAEDENER.-by Il competent man; can be
~ highly rccpunendo by present employer, undcrStana3
EIr'nhIuseS awHL yrR''lbe grdru. also farming Huit
AMI citt.o; ma riici n ch.ltiU1. AddIos
HiSIANE DLIi LGtF. as HIDtlWay. Sew OK.
SHIPPING CLERK or COLLECTOR.-By
- 70 ~ who has nd gooI deal Of experience IN
To WHOLESALE Trdf: b.. IN r1u y competent AMI can Iur
II h. Box 49, Tribune once.
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flat t0anc0.

yVANIED.-For : nouths. by very small
~ ,.u. family, we'll fu'Ai-i"d rt GOOD ucg4 ot
hood Address b.. Box D. Ilauut Office.
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POPULAR SHORE LINE-FOR BOSTON
THE NEW LINE
pTTu-REN

L BETWEEN
NETWORK, PHILADELPHIA NORFOLK. OLD POINT
COMFORT AND THE SOUTH.
o HOURS FASTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTH
The Now.YOrk, Philadelphia Railroad Company
q Fast Day and Night Express between ok
and Cape Charles Trains eayc Ncwl or via Pennsyl
Railroad go a m. week days and daily. arriving
Point Comfort 6i6 days and 30 daily Nor.
fox D. IN and 81 a sleeping through from New.
YORK to Cape Charles aud PaTOr from Philadelphia
out change Tickets parorcar seats and sleeping ribs
DE secured any Ticket flee OF the Pc Railroad
Company X. q. COOKE Gen'l Pass and Freight Agent
II. W. DUNE, Superintendent
A -RONDOUT, KINGSTON and CATSKILL
~. MOUNTAINS LANDING NJ CT1nstOu's west Point,
Cornwall Nowburg Marlboro Milton. Poughkeepsc and
Es0pn3 connecting WITT Ulster and Delaware stony Cove
and oaiskill Mountain railroads Steamer9 CITY OF
KINGSTON and JANIS W BALDWIN leave every
week at y. m. pier foot OF HSr-sOnst- n. r.,
except saturdays when city Of Kingston leaves n N.
DAY LINE TO NEWBURG.
i Steafaer JAMESE BEET froh Pier o n R-neE
Jc1fys u o'clock, agd Wsst 2lsLst. NJ lllo DAILY
tafgday c9cep.sl ding at ysrPlsnKs CransioR. Cold
kpr(ng apS tsr,ysan fAREj0 CENTS. E4curs0nhck3ti
redntced rates special fsies 10 parties
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-13
TO PHILADELPHIA.
VIA THE rEHNsYLvANIA RAILROAD
THE OLDEST ROUTE.

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20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND 10 ON
SUNDAY. STATIONS II PHILADELPHIA,
= IN NETWORK.
press Trans leave New York OrsbrOsses and Court
laudt street Ferries. Ill follows
20 10 s. =. 8 Chicago limited and TO- Washington
Limited J, j N, 20 $40 T.. 49, .; g. Z. and
T. a. and u night sundays 6l1. 10 Limited, and 10
"a N. 2 10. .. q. Z. and 4. III. and ~ nj lit
Trains NewlOrk daily except sunday al 20 >, am
Illu l.. =. 4. and p and y. on sundays.
g. Trenton for taIutCD
1eiurpnr trains Broad stree, station Phiadephia
1901 500 g. 3 Z. 10 GjU 10 $40. 30 II, aud lllJ
lLimi,ed Express II and 80 p m ~ a., 20
ESQ Z o. TAO aud $40 p ON SUNDAY. u o., ~ -,
8. 50. . 30 a II. 124I.4 30 Limited, ESQ., 40 40
= Leave Philadelphia Via Cam0eu, a H. daly except
Sunday.
Ticket olHces 42j and 944 Broadway Astor House
foot o. DosbyOsscs CORTLAND Ats C0uItst nd
1rOOklyl Annex station foot Of fu,oust. ElOOkyh!
Buschs Hotel Hoboken station. jersey CITY. EmigTat
Ticket ono No : Battery place and Castle Garden Al,
The NewIOrk Transfer Com any VIII call FOR ana check
baggage from no; els ana residences.
CHARLES J.. PCGH. J. II. WOOD
General Manager General Passenger Agent.
DOPULAR SHORE LINE FOR BOSTON
East Ali rail from Grand entTal Depot Three
oVpess Trains daily Sundays excepted to Boston ri u m
tDaIor attached and Il with palace sleep
cars sundays at with palace sleeping carsl
leaves Grand Central (parlOr
cars attaohed) J. arrives at Newport 7.zOp.
T. W. POppIE, Agent