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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-01-07
ST. NICHOLAS
YOUNG FOLKS.
Attractions for 1 884-5.

"a lLIacClOuS 1OT 1SS4-0.
No printed periodical can take the place OF
parent, pastor or school. teacher; but a good
magazine can supplant their work and influence
to wonderful degree In view of this. it is
/, not extrayagant to say that-instead of "Can we
afford to take st. Nicholas?"-the question of
every earnest household in English-speaking
countries to-day, should be "Can we afford NOT
to take st Methodist"
The magazine, during it's eleven happy wears
of existence, under the editorial charge of
MARY MAPES DODGE,
has grown familiar to hundreds eff thousands of
young readers; and their interest and intelligent
enjoyment have constantly inspired the edit r
and publishers to new effort. To-day. its
strength is in its Wholesome growth, its sympathy
with young lite, its hearty recognition of the
good things already secured for future numbers
of St. Nicholas.
His One Fault, serial story for boys, by the
popular author, J. T. Trowbridge
Personally conducted, illustrated papers on
famous places in Europe. BY Frank R, Stock
Historic Girls. companion series to Historic
Boys. By E. 8. Brooks,
Ready for Business: suggestions to boys about
to choose an occupatlon.-based on personal in
terviews with prominent representatives of vari-
Gus trades and professions By G. Manton.
Driven Back to Eden, serial. BY E. P. Roe.
Talks for Young Folks series of popular pa
pers, by H. H. (Helen Jackson)
Among the Lawmakers: Recollections of a
boy-page in the u s. senate,-containlng much
pOllllCdi DOtn instructive ana anus
ing. BY Edmund Alton.
Davy and the Goblin a very funny serial
story by new writer, Chas Carryl
Short Stories by Louisa NJ Alcott
The Progress of Invention: "From Palanquin
to Parlor-Bars," From CroSs-bow to Ice ton
Gum" etc, Descriptive papers, by Chas E.
Bolton.
Art Work for Young Folks: papers on decora-
tive handicratt by Chas. G. Leland.
Sheep or Silver? a story of Texas life. By the
late Rev. William NJ. Baker.
A Garden of Girls, being six short stories for
girls, by Six Leading Writers
Tales of Two Continents. stories of adventure
by H H. Boyesen.
Cartoons for Boys and Girls funny pictures
by ST. Nicholas Artists
From Bach to Wagner, brief, pointed biogra-
phies of Grea musicians. By Agatha TuniS.
Special Papers by chosen writer, including
Mary Hallock Foote, Joaouin Miller, Alice
Wellington Collins, G. B. Bartlett. Harriet Pres
colt Spoftord Rev. Washington GLADDEN., Julia
Schayer, Anna Lea Merritt w. O. Stoddard. D.
Ker, Ernst lngersoll, Clara E. Clement, Lieuten-
ant Schwatka
The Illustrations will be the work of the very
pest artists and engravers,-and there will be
plenty OF them. In the November and Decem-
Der numbers are beautiful
CoLoRED FRoNTIsPIECEs.
Buy the November number for the children.
IL cOsts only 70 cents, and all book and news
dealers sell It, The subscription price is S3.0O a
year. ana now Is just the time to describe:
nee specimen copy OF st. Nicholas viii be
aent on request: Mention this paper.
IHkCKaTU1Y Co., new York, N. 7.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-01-07
Business Property
Sale or to Rent

The undersigned offers for sale or re
Is known as the Devy dwelling just east
Junction in the Third wald. The br
large two story brick, consisting of g
with hard and soft water on the premise
suitable for hotel or boarding house
built for that purpose by N. Devy. 1t
sold cheap. ANY one DESTROYS of runni.
ell or boarding house will find tia suit
cation.
He wishes also to dispose of his tw
brick blacksmith shop and two lots, On
Outh of Main on 1st street. The build
new brick, 20x40 feet, and in the rear
fine artesian well, adding considerable
value of the property. The location is
BILE one, and very suitable for a first-clas
smith shop.
Anyone wishing to buy fine site for
ing house can be accommodated also by
ing to the undersigned. He has TIVE
consisting of One-quarter acre each in
ward, north of the Sacred Heart COlleg,
the home of II. WILDER. These lots will
in whole or in part and all ofthe above p
on the most favorable terms. Property
and now is the time to purchase. For
particulars aYplyto
P. KENNEDY,
LiverYman, Ist south of
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-01-07
CIRCUIT COURT-JEFFERSON COUNTY.
WILHELM UMLAND, I
Plaintiff.
VS..
WILHELMINA UMLAND,
Defendant
HENRY COLONIUS,
County Judge.

THE STATE OF WISCONSIN, To the said Defend
ant:
You are hereby summoned to appear within
twenty days after service of this summons ex-
elusive of the day of service, and defend the
above entitled action in the court aforesaid and
in case of your failure so to do, judgment will
be rendered against you according to the de-
mand of the complaint
G. r. FIELD.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
P. o. Address, Watertown, Jefferson Co., Wis
9W7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19
LITER.iLY NOTES.

A translation OF Balzac'- novel, " The Duchosse de-
Langlas," is coming from the press Of Robert,
Brothers.
"The Art Annual" the Christmas number OF " The
Art Journal" has Just appeared. 1t is wholly devoted
TO sketch by Mr.. Walter Armstrong OF Sir j. l..
Mllais There is an excellent portrait Of the painter.
and the accodnt of his career Is illustrated and cy
planned by a large number bf admirable reproductions
of his pictures. Mr. Armstrong; sketch is full Of
genial anecdote aud pleasant criticism and with the ac-
companyng illustrations, furnishes deeply interest
ing and valuable biography Of one of the most dIstn-
guishcd OF modern painters. 1t is we'll worth pulin9
within oards for preservation.
This unmtentona verse in Whcwcl's Treatise on
Mechanics"
For no force however great.
Can stretch a cord however GIC,
Into a horizontal line
That is eXy actstIagM,'
i, capped by cores pondent of Notes and Quere7
With This bit OF unmeant poetry from one of Mr.. Lin
coins Messages:
Fondly do We hope
Feryenily do pray,
That this mighty scOnTge OF war
May speedily pass away"
The Ebers Gallery which will shortly be issued
bv W. : Gottsberger will offer in handsome folio
twenty photographs of paintings illustrating Ebcrs $
stories Among the artists whose work will be repro
duced are Kaulbach and the Tademas
Mr. L. T.. Roe comments in TIE Christian Union >
upon some provoking aspects OF the non-copyright
question. -" Not very lolg since" be says, had
occasion TO visit a city in Ontario Canada. | was
scarcely than the Suspension Bridge before
effort to sell me my own books was made by the
vCudcr of iroad literature. soon learned that he
had editions in two three styles of binding to suit
the taste and purse of the purchaser and that he
having a brisk trade in the stolen On reaching
nv destination, strollcd into bookstore aud again
had the pleasure of inspecting several editions of my
works, published in Canada and England The books
of many other American authors appeared with them,
and all had mprns of publ, hers who probably bad
never even said, by your leave Not content with
stealing ny books, CANADIAN house stole my name,
and tackled it, author, to story of which had not
written line heard until friend sent il TO
me- tried to get redress for this outrage, and the
suit was a law gers fee. Scores OF American writer's
have no doubt had similar experiences, and suppose
British authors fare badly with What all this
but international petty larceny petty in these days
of bank aud railroad wrecking, III the value of the
property stolen but serious and sad enough TO the
hard orking class that is robbed"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19
, putcu VALLEY Passenger
RAILROAD.
On and after November J. 1855
GREAT TRUNK LINE

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AKIN UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
via DesbrOsses and courtllndt street
uaTTsarF FittsS1rs and West Win Pullman Palace
ade5 T,ts Of aTo piniRg -asfns sleeping
w GsTs M Lex ess{ HAVEN Cory and I'm.
at y p. m, CONNECTING at CORY io' i''"''' ''i'''uA
GI1ie and fnG m and the south limited ashns
TBrr ssr ~ f %Ssingon p regular $50 s,4
$40 a. M. /. $40 and m; spa IL h'snt SUNDAY 0i'
D M; $40 AMI . P m; s9 snI ~ HlenT IN,
or ss5e BAY Head Junction and ineImed ae stations
wa sunday s45 a. m p 40 not stop at A'ou5
FaT DID Point and Norfolk via NsTYork raadeRh, v and
daI via baltimore aud Bay Line SOP n SeE rain,
ot Jersey city aordlng speedy and direct TRANSFER i'f
BT0sS EIve from rttsburg l2o m $50 sas
H5 D. M, daily From Washlnst21 aad B1po,s &
n2o $40 ;S 53O 30 am N Pii aSciphio SO $40
oio $50 iolO ii3o NJ leo 2 3iQ 53 o ~ ~.
g1nday so 8,!O 700 8Oj. il:Sj a. H. 800 go SOB
'OD' FOR PHILADELPHIA.
tram. leave NewYorz. via DesbrOsses and Court
iIpndt street Ferries. as follows 49,, N v,..,,r.,o,
go 30 g. o. 70 chicago Limited and TO- Wasnng,o a
i t%eG' \ Aie &C. mi and 40 ?.
SUNDAYS Express Cha ga I, NJ III. htl''' ''
ro,. New.York daily except SUNDAY al 10 ana
ida lS at rrsnid d fo ana NJ ' 49,
ReGrning leave Broad Sre' Ia % 81 and lib
3Dl limited Express Tia and 50 y M l5;' 3 Is :.
$50 I $50 Ga 1 % i?iS 45o Limited $780, 7'iO and
40 P,,delphta via Camden m daily except sunday
rive onices $40 49, ga Broadway, As0I LOUSY
and foot OF DesbIo'ses and & m Fn,on BooElyS,
BmsCh.s Hotel Hobokcn; station jersey CIV, Emsi-H'
IeEe' sYorG transfer tcmpsry will eau 'or and ehecs
CHARLES General "a PMn Manager General passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19
7 PER GENT. FARM MORTGAGES.

TEE CORBEN BANNING CO. fi5 B'WAY.,
sgan calls attention these Investments Among the
prTior adv ntagrs
LIST. broad improved farms
exceeding 40 per cent Of their value
"a. Security rem possession. aud In form TO
preclude loss by thTf
Sd V-ry much OF interest than any other
first class inycftment
18th doa with company having 81 years active and
continuous e. = Oi them In this city.
9TH records o THIS bust here and b.
AHMED
make personal examination will send
fun descriptive pamphlets, with and addresses nt in
10 whom customers for long SEXES OF
A-SCIOTO VALLEY X. X. BONDS-Gold
l. C. FOX. 3 Wallst.
NTAN IED.-WaEa n receivers q ItliicItc
w ON ~ oynrls address INVESTOR. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19
ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW

TX TTN n I a n L "
IL YORK LAKE ERIEAND WESTERN RAILROAD
IIang, ments OF trns from thambcr,,t Depot Fron I'D
II. 10 minutes earlier -.
a. M Daily except sundays Day ENpusa, DlaNlnGtnon
Coaches 10 binghamtOn, Elnlra. Horn' .Syie GunsO.
Niagara Falls AMI suspension Bdce rlrcpin- coaches
IIornelsvlle Ia Cincinnati luh nuhal0 Ia thcaSh .
p mDaiy. Chicago ana ~. IUuis iJinitrd Spr'Ns
solid Pullman ira ot Day. sleeping 'l. h0tti Games
Norxtra charge Tor fast timc Arrives MadVil" 10 a.
m. cleveland 1868 m: Cincinnati 6;i5 p chicago
600 D. aud 81 Louis $50 The setnd me-, ,o.
m-Daiy Buffalo and NiGeEn FALL Limited arrives
popular night tain between y eN iorS and Bufalo -,
GGc ,S md Seress 70: I Wsf
fimiI,t BunaO. Niagara Fs!s Cincinnati and Chicago
RhsTSrd and res 40 e q H 2S SO tsop % %
IL midnight, sundays $50 so 1920 a M, liij' $50
5;.5 m; u %is 1 ga, 80 1870 H. !, noon li5
an J,tO $40 5S0 G:lO G3O 1lD $50 1880 M: ~
midnight SUNDAYS 30 $50 1920 a. H.. l;iJ 6'SJ
Ncwars and Paterson via Newark G:i5 500 800 100,
1870 IN 300 so i0 go $50 t2o so 1000 D IN ana
IL midnight saturday nights ONLY Sundays Tio o. H.
s-Vnct1 T. Is 5i5 80 9So M las $3.50 $50 80
$50 lO:2D n IN. l;i5 $50 r. m. and IL midnight
Warwick AS 75 lO:l5 i5 SUNDAYS SD a m n.
New burg aud Cornwall 'OOVa M J'1o 4'"VoP uL sum
"I Eo aS ana Kingston and somegy 800 p M
Eoshcn A. J:ij $50 1870 a. m. $50 800 45o 700
40 y IN SUNDAY 5l5 $3.50 1920 M, $50 90 p IN
$50 D. IN SUNDAY J:t6 $50 1920 a IA G"iO p m
The 8 m aud $50 pm tranS connect with Me-" OrA w.
taro ard West Railroad ut M2lnsL The am t-h s'p
al P %H'' Jsryis AS $50 1920 am $50 43O $50
boats leave 23d ST., n y 5:l0 6l0 NJ eo a very ~
tI M every minutes 5lJ 10 10 l!to W u.,
thirty minutes and ll5 m; sundays every thr mn and
Tickets passage and apartments IN hoS
ceung coaches bo obtained and orders for tue
ana transfer OF BAGGAGE may Se ~ a. hc NV Court
=, nrookIyn OF 1T the COmpany's DopotA - =. I'm
ST. rnress trains from West arrive NewYork I" ';i"
$3.50 I11RN X %BBOTr Gent Passr Agent. Nowfork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19
Ncm ljnbliratlons.

DIARIES.
Photograph Albums Portfolios Inkstands AMI large
sortment Of almost everything in stationery at
L. p. BUTTON & CO.'S.
81 West 23d.st, New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19
Gedthers.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
N AGENCY supplies Professors Teachers. Tutors Gov
ernesses etc. colleges schools and Famlles Apply TO
MRS. NJ. J. YOUNO-FULION. 70 Union square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19
Tor 10th SeNes-City.

BUREAU OF RELIABLE INFORM
n TI0S or SCHOOL. Hundreds o. Va hrst 'ch'o.'
-cn,,.rned bv ono acqulIur with them 'ul men Ont ."
vicr given nee olI. CLNi~ '" tea ami 80 ' io lo't
sre 10 ,bnse ~ no he Their 81 - ~ ~ u Hi''
Iu:cr1 .ud o'rrurss.s so plot J.. T. ~ ~ =.
ADr..c.u school Juneau Wei 4f'h''I' n. -.
SELECT school tor children. Special ~
y stfu,i on '1r tYe IF NohDrc -tuiv l-- la-i -''ha
/uRrI.I.tR or SCHOOLS. with reliable
\ i.,rlI4o4 f.rr ao!o,tion- rI. lur p"etttr "h'i
wants 90. dc-,rn't rl~I I-A'I IL "s,t' ana
amer, la -c.o,l Rura' Wet i'ilrs's s. y
EASE G.TU-~T. -
lob MS CUr-UpIN'~ school FOR Girls.
uart'tri lr...Tlfary I4-, .-,l Boys ,lir-et
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19
II. e, HOLLlNS e. CO.,
BsNkEK~.
10, md Z HrnnI,,nN NrM- y ora.
.. nnd y Eroadwny. Nc"-I or"'
m TIE sTorHuoLDER- OF THE ROCHESTER,
AND PiTT~BIRCU RAILROAD C0MPANfi

tther-co-t foreclosure sale purchased the property OF
the oc AMI riitbu. IA Railroad Company GOV rel by
- second
have o.lvl Il plntcs one IN New1 orF ana ono
r T,u i4v,, MIA an they on 10 De co -o'd tod
zach s:oc holders % the Rochester and Pittsburgh Rail
to CON pan, a, ,a before the 10Th day o. Noycm-
r deposit their ccrtida OF stock with rnsfer ana
nos or o attorney t. the booS- -nri tn blank.
with q Union TRAIT company ~ Nrw-iork vii up1h Tho
orui aou o. slch consolidated company. Pi'o one ShaN
Of the COS m ck ~ 81 consolidated company for every
fonr s.lre. o. tie cL O. said Rochester and Pittsburgh
Railroad Company deposited sad trust 60 npany VIII
y- Il. rccc Il stock deposited as being deposited r
s-1t 20 , oGr; and To be delivered to me on receipt from
~ IN. IA, ii p.itor %. onr share 81 such common stock of
such new cHu,odcd company FOR every four shares OF
o,,rr aud pittsburgh Raj road Company stock 50 de
posted
In casc the stock such consolidated company n not
rciav io drecry within fo days after the organization
t,crco SID de o,,I, te rsht to withdraw tho
stock - deposited by them
Inc ao.k OF such sodstci cIup,m will he six MIL
Hons doais pre-. III per cent Lorcunuat'e stock
AM six NIL ions % doIIrs common ock
TINT. OFFER limited strictly the stock dopos ted ON or
before the both o. November. 1855.
Tbs non Trust Company viii be prepared to receive de-
posit. Of stock D ami sf.or November o.
oct. 81 l-s5. ADRIAN ISLLIN.
FIRST MORTGAGE LOtNS
o losses No nuctuHton 6W sou. per cent
guaranteed. can tI "i atitlIt3S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19
70 THE HOLDERS OF STOCK. BONDS AND OAi
TRUST CERTIFICATES or THE
np<yrR AND RIO GgsNDE RAILWAY COMPANY;

l.
TKI II CERTIFICATES OF TIE
DENVER AND RIO GgsNDE RAILWAY COMPANn
II accordance with Article o, the agreement OF the utn
aay of June notice hereby given of the following M'A
ton OF -A.d agreement
,e eorrap latop ccrm,tes shall consist Of nine mem
bers r.tcgd Of five -, ,-.,,
The c,.h assessment the c'p1l stock ia rHdued rom
a. - per share for which share there Will be gwen
az IN tho p-eicrrcl stock o. the new company
The stock OF the new company sh,h b. increa'edto
ss ool 10 Of preferred and f46j0OoOo Of common socs
end the per cent nsoldaed Mortgage CON no
hai, H. increased 10 81 OOn0o0 me increases OF ri'
tai stock both preferred aud common an OF the co'o'
dated bonds are & he used exclusively Tor t' ptr oes VI
ou r the property and franchises OF the Denver ahd MO
.rpu,o Western RAILWAY company OF Tor eA'ehoHS o 'l
o. the ne,g railroad company 10 Ogden 80,
car Trust Certlclcs Will receive StoouoO III c'su INV ~
IL. rsu,tnder un,n outstanding the following VIZ;
For zach car Trust Ger dclte OF $1,000 bearing pr c7"'
arss, - pa IN pcr cent Consolidated bonds Of the NJ"
ra,v md 800 in the Preferred stock and each al l'
certificate OF 81 OoO bearing cent interest S-oo "
sad boul. and 500 IN SAD Preferred stock
Tho eleventh article OF the agreement OF juno w. poI
for the cancellation By the committee o. inc uhu'e"
stock IA abroyatet. -.
Further information. II desired can be ooa'hoh ~
Iuuol states Trust Couplu, Of Ncw-HorE' NO ~
ber CODY OF tie mod tic atoms has been h!ed al me ono
., IN. Denver and RIO Grando Railway Company 80 -
william st at the ONCE OF A. Marcus SecIe'"'' VI "
Committee 80 % / x;hanSe piece
cto coPpE;a THEODORE DRElER
.'1lutIt. JNO. LOWB.R WELSH,
- ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ snS (ommtrc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19
7 20 MADISON-AVE.

Mr.. ponrRTs anil NisvALEFR'S IN tl'' A. F Ir
e@,o,l fo- Ypuur ais and latu' ,'l!' =. 80. =
tiudy for pupils dor fouttccl tshdd''' '~'' NV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19
Iartillq Academies.

ALIEN DODWORTH. 6S1 5TH-ANE,;r,
y titti..r..o az MS SON. FRANK DOi,WOfIn La
Glasses and pIivate lessons ieH'c"'" W" ~
THURSDAY CyCuin e. CchliIS
49, rGti, tust IuGisled. includes coubclo Eu'0 ''
a.. E'tui,p with 30 nguIes harpcr& lrothers'
ALEXANDER ,MACGREGOKS. ~ ~ 2 . Lib
= hTl, -Prvat, Sssons and chase cry gay "''''
mon =, sac. Non lay and ThurHIy evenings ---
SCHOOL FOR DANCING and DfPOh
n MEN rcopcuei for the season at asnsS i1r,
II AiiVS RD RITLLIS pupis "ic.t N"I'''''' "'' -'
DAYS Cltsscs aiway- oDcn. Sc clrc"''r' --~
NARTIEKS, so Fillh-avc. PlXatc a" c ri.Ss
fns1,r. Ill Lolrs: watt tau lit rpi'y h"N tl'ao'
r ~, iar.,, nails to Tor stcc enter idlIhi'ht'
NEGARMO'S CLASSES IN DANClNG.-No'
- ! no Broadway. u.d.st)
CERN ANDO'S DANCING ACA f.rS l l., I POI
1 TIs th.st Bank Building ClasI Lessons anu
ynt. ms r-t on day and eScbipS -tlt VI ''
a Large Hal 10 let f)r select ih'er'l"'u'on''
GEO. WALLACES CLASSES, I Ion 81, see SEQ
" S-ti,t near broadway and ParSave l2'tn ST. Hco
circulars
rlN GEORGE DODWORTIl, 81 West 21tl-st:.
( -. f,trrrr,y with Mr.. Allen Dodworth. No" open ''o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEl
~ Trains leave from Chambers-st Depot Tor Underwood
Costcr Fremont and Nyack :, 500 10 "a ~ a-o' 4of
5.t0, Gao. $50 p. IL midnight sundays " y H. H. ""0
%enuet Spring Valley and Monsey :. los m. 1850 p m
SUNDAYS q a. III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19
NTW-JERsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.

80, tiIiiGGuuiiNSNDS 'sEARR-Gur. LONG Bra ~
LAKEWOOD TONS RIVER, Hud BAEN ~ D. : n :
tickets be procured AZ foot 81 M ia aaa IA
nrSJuay 500 T3i ara 40 6th+y';l ll'lhgtpn 81 AZ
H. ia and Is GreenNlc-s los, 2cs iaSt ~ ~ II
80, powcrv and prncpal hotels IN New-lutA, clg nj
Rroolyn IL No tOurtt; lC1 Broadway 80 sbn1
D. =, $40 Y7a Manhattan In HJpOscn, ~ W
,n T. transfer ompany wal call for ana citcA o4S
gage iTon 20 not Ts ~ l'si''h " G, q. HANCOCK,
j. e, wv =. ,nacccy Cen, Pass. and ticket Agt
nen'Is, "fVvr = T. r p AgJ., llo Liberty ST.. n. u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-19
DDLADELPHIA AND READING R. R.
NEW.JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION,
T6p.r OF TIaERTY. = r. NOE ri RIVER

-
T0OT OF LIBERTY : r., Noa " KlvLK;.s
TINE ABLE-TAKING tFFLLT o i; ~. ls9 b..
For PHILADELPHIA and TKLNIoNo , 5olH i3o 5,o
80 1910 D. M SUNDAYS at 4Oo. S:i3s M $780, i2'o'
Drcf conn elton at Wayne Junction for Germantown ana
chestnut MI IT Co.umbia.aye. for Manayunk Coh'ne
DR. HWISG.ROoM CARS on all pay Trains aud SLEEPING
ReTS on eaSe PHiHDELPHIA. Smtn AID Green sts
$50, s:9o 800, lC0 a. NJ -; y', e TSi;.i and
Rrrks SITS az BIO $50. 500 leg. "a Loo $780, wv
For % X HAVEN. PEALE aE9 PltlLLlfHbI ~" rth"'
F6 ;'9WS iiLiGGiiAMsPoRr. sUNBURY. LEwIsBURG and
coS ,nHisRT ia at $40 :: s. AS m, loo, $780, 400
$50 5:it, 1900 >" M SUNDAYS. $50 ,; m ,.oo -,
FS 90 o. 20 So i2G0 p m Sundays. $50
For sCRINT6N at 7,t s45 a. m. g 5 p. m ~, 90. -,
Zoo l.: O. SI5 "a p. m. sundays at j5OpA
F tSF PRMAoTA at 100. 5 Loo 49, 'i1
rS sy Iii IN EHTEM. ALLFNIowN and NArCH cHuTSs
AT 400 200 s:45 o. l0J, l:ou . 10 ''' T. III ''
Fst ENsfoS at 4:oo 100 S45 o NJ 100 l $i5 sh
For HIGH BRI DGE BRANCH at ser" $40 T" H. wv
Far 5rP PMINGToN 200 s3j a. zee $50. 800 iSl
800 $40 p. NJ sundays lSu y. NJ ~. q. - ,,oo ,i,5a
m LOO $50 $50 345, i:CJ 49,. BOO j;3l @ta oys
$50 90, 100 $40, loS'p m. Su"cays' 'oV' S'''
rd ISef x" F Fg 500 Goo zoo ;5 80 'o iei 5e
1915 a m, 200, 80 80 .. ~ s'G 6 1850 iaR
D. m sundays 400. 300 SIS s. ~ l-'oo H. Low '
k:3O 90 $40 ZOO pm ,,,o,,r 90 al, rail, A
For Lone BiAHSH; ~ "a 400 / 80 !: o. .. NJ, -CN
DAYS except ocean Groy" 20 800 I" mo ,oo 80,
For FREIHOLD at sis. lloO 4. H. 3D. f'Uo 'V'' Wv
e6r M LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER and BARHEGAr at $50
For Atlantic CITY, NlNhLAN" ~" DIV
IA m Il y.
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DOPULAR SHORE LINE for BOSTON r am
the EAsTA rai from Grand Ccotra, Depost m
express trims dairy sundays exccptec) 10
. m (psrlor attached and IL m with psiavs '
csrs Sundays 1T IL pm with palace gent
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Steamboats, ano Railroads..

A TROY BOATS - CITIZENS Line
~. Fare 81 sos EXCURSION GOOD ~ RING Nc sEAy0N
TRIO Weave pier a. " r. Chr5topherst daily except
saturday at & D. M SUNDAY STEINER touches ut Albany
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AT School5-CitY.

NIt SCIJOI5--OtL9.
ART SCHOOLS OF THE
y NIIHOPpIIIAN MUSEUM or AIT
OF AND 2.u iA-I 50 l!.- &. sI.N-N1Ek Gay.
80 tLAS~E- SOW OPiN IpV TIL" S'A-pN
Day ans Etcuul .,ui Free tind lrlWlnt. Gay
NoIr!me Architecture, Mechanical bawinf. cabinet
uc.iouug tud Ecplu"c Wo'A Ir'"' f'r -ra"n q" DIN
MN -.t rl tp>|' Api Tor CiiC liars Aad par
uruata 10 j. " u - . ..,...'.'' a.. a., u..,t.
lEH$. LOUISA b. CULVER
vi VII receive pupils htgluninr Tuesday. october 20 10
draw ng atd wafer color palutuf 7H h, Lowers "nt
landscape. c.uid painting ant IL 80 alton.
udlO. so. ~ Nailson-iye
references
Nr II huntingdon Pr. ,t"ut NtgDut Ncilcmv ~ Dcsifa
Mn William Hart =. A.: VI James NJ Hart y Aa
MI DJyd John t'I. y. \.
l.-.L LILI WI ARLIIA III nI'S
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,,tcc CpOCKrp and MISS prCE

wi Formerly with Mis- Cum.'ock.
WiIl open October T. ISIS, school Gr'l Il West
VIM l.d..t opposite BRYANT Park ons, FOR Boys
Principals At home alter sept. II.
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MISS J. +. WEEAKS;,,..,..
poaRDING AND DAY SCHOOL fOH YOUNG LADIES
AND CHILDREN. ALSO
HEADQUARTERS.
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I AXE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILWAY

Holders Of tho Lake Ere Western Railway
Company requested TO forward to gned their
and aflTessos with IA statement Of thH
bonds held Upon receiving communications from a
number of bOndhOdcrsa meeting OF the bondhOdcrs
viii be callei 10 act III the premises
LUCIUS C. ASHLEY.
No 40 CcdLT.st., New York CItT.
New York, Nov. 10th. 1885.
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gframtcais an0 Railroads.

EOR = NJ ande7. eI asSvs rex
~ susnUi ta' * IS. Haven and return 81 o1
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DAY LINE TQ ! EE EhEFr lr1s Pier ". R. d.
az ii ociOcs and Wet 2lstsI' a. LID DAILY
srEday landing g. N rpESrs EIcul,on c cs
spiI rcsd prs stes. special rates t. PIrties