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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-04-16

Mr.. Adams regular weekly cash
sale will be held tomorrow morning
at 10 O'Clock at the salesroOm.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-04-16

If you want nice shoe, boot,
slipper, or any kind of children
shoes, l.. Adler is the place for it,
ID Nuuanu street. $50. If.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-04-16

The Y. M. G. A. geometry and
algebra class will meet this evening
at 7.30 O'Clock.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-04-16

A MEETING of Mystic Lodge, X.
of p, will be held this evening at
7.30 o'clock.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-04-16

Be sure and see "Fanchon the
Cri cket" this evening.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-04-16

INTERESTING selections on our first
and fourth pages.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-04-16

Mr.. Willie Simms as Didier in
"Fanchon the Cricket" this even
ing.
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ARRIVALS.

Stmr Iehua from Windward Ports
Schr Kamoi from Laupahoehoc
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-04-16

FANCHoN the Cricket this evening
ut Music Hall.
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Two furnished bedrooms are adj.
vertised for.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE..
A NY AND ALL PERSONS owning
n Lots in Nuuanu Valley Cemetery
are respectfully requested to call ut the
Office of the undersigned, between tho
hours Of . and IL A, NJ, from Friday
18th April, to Friday, lst May, 1885, at
their convenience.
A. j. CARTWRIGHT,
President Oahu Cemetery Assn.
Honolulu, 18th April, 1885. 1917 I'd
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-04-16
LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS.

A JAPANESE advertises for situa-
ton.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-04-16

One young man who is blessed
with fair means went to the Central
Park skating rink last evening and
walked right in. The doorkeeper
called him back and demanded a
quarter for admittance, whereupon
he walked out. just fancy, that
young man saved twenty-five cents.
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TO LEFT.

A COTTAGE containing rooms, on
n Fort Street, No 2o6. Apply to
A. q. SMITH,
at A. s. Hartwen's office. 995 4ts
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-04-16

OPHELA--My lord, as 1 was serving IN
my closet,
Lord Hamlet, with his doublet all I'M
braced;
No hat upon his head; his stockings
foul'd,
Ungartered, and down-gyved to his
ankle;
Pale as his shirt; his knees knocking
each other;
And with look so piteous in purport
AS if he had been loosed from hell to
speak of
Horrors-he comes before me.
The spring styles of Stetson Hats
are now to hand and are rapidly
going off. M. McINERNY.
996 st
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VESSELS LEAVING TOMORROW.
VESSELS IN PORT.

Blk Caibarien for San Francisco
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-04-16

a $a% 5 %a% 5'i'i , H H., .,
a $ $$ 81 &ss S5$S "A $ $ + S; $ X" s'"
; ' $$ Nj: $sss :$s Greyhound @ ) @ r.
d"n' i a rranefa, by comus ' ' ~ ' ~
he hghe lotng in living
a% a a" M S% am Will S o my n% hs e ss It
@ American t,oronshIe grand his great
S" % s s that " t S hs % E hss
the rae GE n and m p n @ % w "ws aTh go %"s
% find sS s, in il s a % " ang 1nat w was e n an
B they ' "p S was sc
s sn p s s s @ @ @ 9 wsIs b to
with
Venture Capt. owen
a Hs i' n H possessed so s sS l sS; sos " sss s S
] bred " M MIS- a SST 'ai ~ " e" the @ S
experienced drivers the Pacific Coast told last time that him. that
+, & be 5 TT ass
w H. @ as 3 w n % n %1 soa
rum fast as he could tro Ills a:s7 his
Alexander General Reno and Billy Hayward" this being his last public
ys nS greater S ' S %aa %ais ps s opposite
that the above theory has long been
no died only 4, ar sired Lake ni%sE
ported 1" an" isa% Es ho% year %
%"s S' may Gs msn n Ges 1 e sire e S%e
and his o%1g fSa promising @ THAT ever got 9d S
last days of his i them last tons
With these plain age nothing
With his success as SIRE think myself n that there f great deal eGd
exercise beget
to r yH ] S a p.E n w Hst as sss fn
rsnata5T ",
neglect the opportunity obtaining his blood while they
G. Is. MILES, Proprietor.
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LIST dam, Miss Mostyn, by American Boy, Jr
2nd dam, by kcnncr's Gray Mcdoc.
}rd dam, Imported Lady Mostyn, by Tcnicrs
4th DAM Invalid, by Whiskcr.
9Th dam, Helen, by IIambctoniun,
9th dam, Susan, by Ovcrton.
It'll dam, Drowsy, by DrOnc.
sth dam, by Old England.
9th dam, by Cullen Arabian.
10th dam, Miss Cadc, by Cadc.
18th dam, Miss Makclcss, son of Greyhound.
Belmont, by American Boy
LIST dam, Imported Prunclla, by Comus
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Horse Horse MY Kingdom for Horse-hi"g Richara
The Fast Trotting Stallion
(1
s nS v E N T u r ga
RECORD,
son. o
Description.
both in California and in this this
of
in
Pedigree.
in
he
Description.

Venture chestnut horse foaed in 1862 bred by Henry win
Oakland CALIFORNIA; by Belmont he by American boy he by Seag
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WEST SHORE RAILWAY.

CHE BEST CONSTRUCTED AND FINEST fgOo ~ -
DOUBLE TRACK LINE FOR BY SIN EDS 0''
PLEASURE TRAV H., ruR WEST
THE WEST SHORE ROUTE Is AIoN11o RIVER,
SHORE OF the WoRLD-FAMEp ~ UNNS00InNTAINs.
lROUND FOOTHILLS OF CATSkILL N.Y. ny az THE
IND THROUGH BEAUTIFUL WALLET 20
on ana after Oct l. 1885, will leave west
All trans leave from new downtown station loot Wssi
North River 20 minutes earlier than from io''''
l2dst -s.rO m Pub
nan sleepors through. ~. -. .,.oDars
Btidslo Rochester, f2O, 'lUlO a. m, 'oOo' DIV
su,Sepsiun BriGse Niagara Falls. 'loloa m Ooo
pni,ca and syracuse, 7:2o. 1910 1l20 n 'eOO'
pm , ~ ,-..,. and co,slu 100 -l010 llSo'
, ~ 9.55 $40 III 40 p. IN. .,.x .,oo slOlQ
. N,,xbnry Kingston saugerties and Albany '''|o'
,i,Sh a m. 1855. 900, .5lO, .ll:4O m
safaoga VIA Albany 7;2O, ll25 g. m. ooo Ro1 n M
Eor Montreal Canada East, 72O q NJ oVv Torosto
usmilton. @l0:lO a. sO:OO, 'o'1VP "-
.hoiy (thc! trains daily except Suhusy accoanmots
tor Tickets time tables. parlor or ~ Hudson
81 or Information apply of ces toDoko FnltOastI
tons hpeoaiyn Court e. osise 1891 S 40 49,
N!yore Sy Of 2O7 26l 49, svS 81 vAy IL uowcry,
tNsaway ISL shave lao l2,th1st: iS and fco
d west S RIVER Baggage cssa for and oaess
So.is and rssidsns.A Orders cen " tsSaY aoSErf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-02
LITERARY NOTES.

~, ,a NJ, perneI are preparing for The Century On
Illustrated account Of their recent tricycle. Journey
Florence TO Rome. ..
The handsome illustrated edition of Holiness 49,
Leaf" lust issued contains touching h'tie no'0 "
readers from the pen OF the wise doctor
N, q w Cabla will hereafter live altogether AZ lno
Nortb Int will continue to write about the eou'i
notification of his series of papers on Orooi' T1e
eoncs and song Dances" will shortly be Deguh III ~
. NJ n w Kemble who is the cleverest ana
80, ,n,,itive Illustrator of negro character 'hat '
lA NJ art has known, will furnish sketches ior '0
papers ,,,,.noa
The last volume of " The Fine Art Library P,, ~
no Casse A. Co.. is 1.-THE Dutch School OF fain'ins' ~
Harry Hazard The Importance OF the suoJec' h"iu'
Sits ~ i,s Attng discussion in this modest Voiume
which nevertheless contains In brlet compass niu0
- "a commonly termed q" useful information In eacn
,rne Of this series have had occasion 10 cr'0'0
what seems needless waste OF space IN inc enu
tion Of and comment upon entirely unlmpof1ah' "i'
In every school there have been times ana men WINS
Influence has never persisted To set forth III uho
ught such fruitful periods is work more Denencia
the average reader than the dry cataoSung Oh P"'0
whom even artists have long since forgotten
The handsome and convenient Holmes, Emerson Long
,lov and Whittier Calendars are reissued TINS year
with newly arranged selections) by houSh'o"' 80,
G Co They have also prepared for so TWO he" 0'
aars one being prepared from the writings OF LOWELL
and the other from those of Mrs whitney Inc
Calendar presents portrait ol tne Poo' an"
Of his house at Cambridge
o, oo+ army of Art Hand Books" is reinforced by
. onrints of English manuals published by G r. fuI-
MANS Sons with prefaces by Mrs susan \. 0AlOoi, !"
these neat little volumes Messrs. IhOlhas ho"oo'A'
w Williams and others discourse upon SKetcnihs I'm
nature drawing. anatomy, oil and water'coior P"Ho
and kindred subjects ana the Conscientious stuueh' ~
doubtless profit by their advice III 80 ial 40 H0 "
holm nv
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING X. X.
4 NEW-JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION,
xsNn>r u TTatpTY NORTH RIVER

F0oT Of LIsRRfY.sr. NORTH RIvERo
for PaiI 40 and TRENToN Bound Broos
FSG'e az go 70 S az e. 46 VS. NJ $50 100
pree connection at Wayne Junction for Germantown and
chestnut Hli at CoumOia-aye for Manayunk. consh'
pR&wTSGikSoM CXks on all Day Trains and sLEEPINs
Rsiar9 leave PhL1DELPHIA gq'n and Green s ss
Ro%1ss as al 40 $50 sS 800 S, No. 100 $5o SO
LAYER yERA ft&Lh and III PENN
For SMiftiGI4HsRqRE syN9gRY kFEwIIsSB9gEG and
For oS $50 at t2S s stS iiS so iOO 40"
For s6E&NT6H a 100 $40 N $.S p 7oo s45am,
Zoo i 10 Sl5 545 p M SUNDAYS at $50
For For FAMA9GA at 1t 100. 5 E5 H. 100 1870 s
SIS SGS H si5 NJ 0H EuIS
Fof i ESsfoN at $500 1900 s4S 100 lSg ~ 800
For oil HIGH e;fH BRIDGE BRANCH at 400 Sl5 M 400
For Fl aMINGToN 700 sa5 an loo, $780, 400 ''''
p5I SiS Snn S s5 S go q Zoo s5 5
49, zsq 49, 1875 100 ' sShSs gG o6 500
KS Fl sos 49, ~ 81 i
ESQ 's SSS ssS 500 &c. sIS s0 a. H. 100 400
For SSo 20? s sSS xc gGo 6BjEAN GROVE M rain =.
$50 sl5 li:oQa loG 400 90 siss s am D. H. w.
For pA AREEaoLD at si6 HOO $780, 1900 800 0''
Fb p LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER and BARNEGAr @''0'
r o a m CITY ViNELAND and BRIpGEToNA
4:30 a. M, loo y. IN.
Nrw-JERsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From No Norih RS HET via s9Sy HSHTExAycA
For H1SH5 f6Ms RIVER and BARNEcAT 500
iceets can Oe procured az foot OF Liberty s&
North iyer ~. 2O7. 257 26l ST va Snt i0l
prosdwsy 659 1877 and 40 6thayc.i ,s5i
u III and . Greenwiohst los 20s East N y ia
300 Rowev and principal hotels in NeMhV5Ao ssi Fl.
Brooklyn at No. Tourist; lO7 Br9adway; "a Washng
tonst BIO S7a Manhattan In H0poken - baH
= Transtor ompany Will call for and c1eeA '~S
gage nom loels residence TO DESTINATION xCOCK
i f. WOO TEN, -. ~ " - ticket AT
General Manager. Gen. pHHss; ~ ato.tyst n Y.
II. Z. BALDWIN, e. f. T. ABt, AAV iiDNHy -
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THE NEW LINE

NETWORK PHILADELPHIA. NORFOLK, OLD PUN
COMFORT AND THE SOUTH. .orru
HOURS FASTER THAN ANY OTAER Eoo tCo "a,
The New.YOrk, Philadelphia Norfolk Railroad
now Fast Day and Night EXPRESS between sy
and Cane Charles Trains leave New YORK., wa feps Ia
RAILROAD $50 week days and daily arr vlns var
Point Comfort 515 week days and 80 a. m aa New.
folk & d. III and o. Sleeping through iIOu s,b
YORK Cape Charles and Paror Car from can
out change TcReis parlOrcar seats and sleeping d
be secured any Ticket Office OF the Pennsyyana
Company II. b. COOKE Gen'l Pass. aud Frelgh1 As'-~
Ii, w. dunno, superintendent.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North River. Vessels aud RGttroadS
GENERAL, MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-spo Rio du easier mt Sesc for fair cafgOes
Options quiet aud without decided change closing sisy
Sales 1880 bags closing follows November ooOgo'
December 6S5d690 January 6S6d699i feDruIy 80
ZOO; March. 7O5d7lO; April, 7lO07l5 May lo0 rSu
lime 725973O Mild grades steady. Sales, 800 bags Mar
acaibo and 900 mats Maeassar ex -. H. BO"ers on
pryatet terms. e.,o. 90 1
COTTON-spot Cotton quiet at decline OF &C. saes -"i
bales Deliveries 200 bales. New cotton ,,a,,.io,
The quotations. according to American clashncatloh
fol
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DENNSILVA ANA hAILhOAO'
On and after october IL. 1855.
GREAT TRUNK LINE
or ArEl MATT POI


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave NewYork via Desbrosses and Courandt Street
uarrsS1rg Fttsburg and the West, with Pullman Palace
Cara attached a. IN, and p ID. daly NeW'sorksnd
chicago Limited of ParoT, Dining Smoking and Sleeping
Cars at 9 q. every day. g.. -.
yyiilamsDort Lock Haven, a. M, p m LOFTY and Enc
at D. M connecting at Cory for Iltusyle Petroleum
Centre and the oil RegiUna 80, 49,. -.
Txpress of Pullman Palace Cars daily except sunday II
m arrive Washington 4:O5 y. nj regular at $40 and
S.s1 a m l. $40 and p. and u night Sunday, 8l5
g. m $40 and p m and IL night.
For Atlantic city except sunday, m,
For Cane May except Sunday. l;lO q a. Ala. .,...
Long Branch Bay Head Junction and ihterneass sIuons
va Rahway and AlnbOY. q. m, ~ noon, o;.0 oP ~.
n sunday a m and D. m do not stop at Asoqry Park;
FOR did point and Norfolk via NewH ork Pnaoepha aad
Norfoik RAILROAD o: week days ana NJ every
dayi via baltimore and Bay Lire, $40 p n week Gays
pCals of BROOKLYN connect with az tnrougn ains
Jersey civ aHordng speedy and direct transfer fof
3rtTe From Pittsburg T. g, 1l:3o NJ es5 snd
a,y5 D. m daily From washington ana Baltimore w ~
IN LOO $50 $50 $50, $40 and 1000 p m SUNDAY ~
sam 32O 90 1905 p From Palace gnSs S9c ~
= olO 03O 1910, 1880 a. l:2O = > ~ S:5V, ~
800 55 1920 $50 $40, $780, 1000 p M ana o nlfnS
SUNDAY $50 3,l0, 7.05 sos. 1875 a. M S2V wv o's
0.3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-02

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
Trims leave IRON tS Depot for E1siew 4S6
640. $40. $3.50 p IL midnight sundays T. a. H. ana
'Nanuet Spring Valley and MOnsey 7. 10 NJ, 4:5o p m
Sundays o M
ERIE RAILWAY, now tnown as the NEW
II YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN 5 kAiLgOAAiD9
10 minutes rler.
coaches to HELeStOn, EsiTS ncrnsiisyiie Bnnalo
sgaIa ais ana Gs9eHS 6 BGdSe 70 SsP e1 Coaches
6p mDaiy. Chicago and ST. LOUIS Limited Expross'
Soc fS charge era for "a time Arrives Salamanca
": Cleveland lo;2u mi Cincinnati S,6 p nj Chicago
10 @Gbay BaGaio and Niagara Fails Limited. arrives
po %TS nishi n I SeIwsSn ors and Baa
Pullman bas Sp9 RSE
Elmira Buffalo Niagara FAILS CINCINNATI and chicago
y aoon lISs 8 LAO 5o $50 go $50 7Sc ioop
II midnight, sundays 6;45 $50 1920 a. ~. las. $50
Patterson SIS $40 $50 1920 70 noon. I45
midnight SUNDAYS 5t5 $50 1920 a. M. 1'45 6SO
Newark and Paterson via Newark Gas 800 $50 1000
1880 NJ 400 - 420 52o $50 $50 1850 1000 p m and
II mdniSht Saturday nights only. Sundays 9;lo g. H.
$40 $40 $50 1880 p m ana u midnight SUNDAYS $40
Sy WICK 45 5 1919 tS oSo aP sundays Taf NJ
Newburg and Cornwall 1850 m. $3.50 4;SO Up N. sun
ROndopt and Kingston and Montgomery a. IN. $3.50 p ~
5S 7go 10 1929 1Gs1 m $50 $40 IA Sss 100
$50 p m. SUNDAY 6a6 $50 lO:4o m $50 : 8 IN m
taro Western Railroad at Manst The tram stops
Port Jervis 40 $50 9 1920 am. $3.50 4sO $50
Ga m every niesn mnates 5a5 to 1913 m every
thTy sn Sasaae and apartmens In DRAWING Room and
Sleeping coaches can The
s Mos 1' or 81 SSaaSay 1SS Vests ~ No
ST trains nj rom the arrive in NewYOrk at l
'ioo Jo OI \ ABBoTT GcnI Pass'r Agent New York
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a1 WEST 22D.sT.. NEw.YORK.
T79E LONDON DAILY NEWS says of The

e of william Lloyd Garrison" just issued by The Century
CO. otis among the most important not itself the most
,nportart biography issued in America Its con
tents combine the value Of study of American social and
political problems Of the period they cover with the move
nent and interest of work OF fiction"
The Beacon. Boston. Here we have for the first
time automatically history ofthe great reform
movements that found personhcaton in the immortal
Garrison Whoever read the greatest American
publication Of the year mistake is sending for
this The literary editor OF The American phna) writes
the publishers the unanimous verdict of this office
that Mr. De Winnie the shade all previous at
temps at fine Typography by the execution Of this work"
Two Volumes 1000 pages 20 portraits; cloth bound gilt
TOP S. for the two. All booksellers or
THE CENTURY Co, N Y.
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
VIA THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLDEST ROUTE.

% TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND 10 ON
a" SUNDAY 3 STATIONS IL PHILADELPHIA,
IN NETWORK.
Fvnrcss IRAN, leave York via Desbrosses and Court
laudt street Ferries. as follows , "a ,,,,...,...,
600 100 ). Chicago Limited ana To- 'Wa4slsug gS
= n, and ID night SUNDAYS Oils. % Limited, and 10
m: q 10 s. 8, Z. and p. M. aad II night "a = -.
Trains leaving Newly ork daily except suDdaY NzO sna
ITO a. m. 2, 4. and p m, and p w. on sundays
connect at Trenton for CamIen ...,.- pauo.o,rh,.
i20i 500 43 s. $40, $50. $50 $50 $50 IL ana up
q m Ttuited EXPRESS l:l4 and $50 p. M l%tt "a PIP
$50 ITO 74O and 9;l6 m ON sunday lz9 9tg Ky "a
kN5.4j $50 ~ l2;i4 500 Limted, o0U, ,i4V, itl
H. Leave Philadelphia via Camden A. H. Gaiy eiesps
7SSECtaeices $40 425 and ga Broadway. Asor Hou:
and f0Jfyf Desbrose and COurtanft SIS sng
TrooIlyp Annex station foot OF FultOnst. Brookyni
pusch's Hotel Hobokeni Station. Jersey CIV EmsAAs
Ticket ON No D. Battery place and castle hact
Transfer COm0any viii call Tor anu eH'SA
baggage from hot els and residences - ,,-ooD
CHARLES r. PUGH, y X" WIZ.
General Manager GeneTal Passenger AseAT-
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Donr0 ano Rooms.
East Side.

East Side
CHOICE SECOND FLOOR of five rooms,
smaller suite; references required 1914 Madson-a,e
FURNISHED large and hall rooms; ex-
'''''''' io0 East 2-t. st. near Madison square
GRAMERCY PARK, entrance 81 irving
" plaeca Liegny iuT,hea pari,Ti .a ao o, T2,s
single looms
IN PRIVATE FAMILY. between 10Th and
Address c. Box lj tribune Uptown once 1s Eroadw ~
q EAST 0TH-ST.-Turnishcd rooms, large
- and small with or without breakfast
DIST ST, 1I5 EAST, GRAMERCY PARK
5 Sa os ,%InI TS SisSy e4da6sad rooms
.)'SD-ST.. 122 EAS r.-Rooms on second floor
Z'D toilet with board also table board.
.DO EAST lGTH.ST.-Two rooms to let with
-~'b board; references.
.D.> GRAMERCY PAKK.-Exccptionall fine
tendance; adults only; references.
Of MADISON-AVE.-To rent very elegant
suite Of rooms WIN lTsIelasi tRI l to de,iaoe
% AND SO GRAMERCY PARK. 2Oth-st
3D. ana Gra%eTey n1Is C5s a OF s Ga4 suites and SIM
Do EAST 2OTH- ST.-Sccond and third floors
DO with private bathrooms. breakfast If dcsr d. room,
40 5TH-AVE.-Large aud hall room con-
100 needing; Third hoor studio or bachelors apart
ment MEAD
West Side.
LARGE HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
~ second floor 10 let with without bo ri %
West sd ST.
, WEST 10TH T.-Second floor and other
- large rooms; dining Iaror floor or private table
~ WEST 4jTII-ST. Handsomely furnished
Il rooms with board; references.
~ WEST 5IST-ST.-With board, rooms on
i . second and fourth floors together separate.
IN WEST 1S1Ii-ST., near Jth-avc.-IIand-
0fKH-S1., ~ YVES r.-Largc. handsome
~ parOr and second floor, good
able prices.
90 WEST 1STH-ST.-Front rooms on third
~ floor suite singy hrstclass board references
oO WEST ATHEIST Handsomely furnished
')O rooms, suite or singly with without private
table.
oS WEST 35TH-Sr. Sunny comfortably
'1I furnished roOm dressingroom bath single room 81;
reference.
oSTH-ST., Joy WEST-NIcely furnished
30 single or connecting rooms; in a French family
with French emsinei references exchanged.
Gc WEST sTlI-ST-Superior board and
w for families parties; single gentleman refer.
BROOKLYN.
9OH HICK-ST., BROOKLYN convenient
~CO % Wall-st. and South Fcrry-large. comfortable
rooms, furnished or unfinished Hents reasonable.
VN0 RENT-1wo second story furnished
Il rooms without board references exchanged.
lb2 south Elliott place.
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EeQal Notices.

C,IRROG ATE'S COURT, QUEENS COUNTY.
- In the OF the estate Of Margaret T. Mitchell de-
ceased. ,,..-,., ,......,
I0a To whom It may concern. All the next 81 KIN OF Mar
deceased who died inestate resident OF
th county or queens having duly gwen the requisite con
provdcd Section 2tBt Of the code OF Ctv Proc
re and intending apply tome for letters Of administration
the provision contained IN the last sentence
~ ono "f si -ection G67 IL hereby given that all
having claims the estate of said Margaret f.
Nrbeu deceased are required to present their claims
AGAINST sad estate the surrogate OF Queens 'unty on
- nre The 2Oth ~ November 1852 az ONCE rs such
I'm the Village OF Jamaica The county o. Queens
natr,I Jamaica the 10Th day Of October, l0S1.
CHAS DE KAY TOWNSEND,
Surrogate queens County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-02

DOPULAR SHORE LINE-FOR BOSTON
aud the East. All rail from Gand Depot Three
express trains daily Sundays excepted Boston at
y. tpar0r attached and Il with palace sleep
ing cars sundays at m with palace sleeping csT.l
cars attached) p arrives at Newport 7;20 m
i. W. POPPLE, Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-02

THE BAY LINE
roR
OLD POINT COMFORT. NORFOLK AND THE SOUTH.
Daily, except Sundays via Pennsylvania Railroad $40
p.m Parlor thrnugh To steamer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-02

WHITE STAR LINE. ,,,,, sr,,,,
w TN TIED STATES AND ROY Al hAl IL oAS<A'A'
FRs FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LINEhPOOL -
GERMANIC Capt Kennedy THURSDAY gov % ~
CELTIC capt Geaslel Ihursay' 1NoF' - a m M
ADKIATIC apt Pars Thursday 10Y; 20 3D. H'
From The White star Dock, foot OF Nest lOt.-st ~
RATtS-Saloon $780, $50 nd &lOO return uSnous , In
EteeTage from Now-1Ork' gu ,Io
M 1"try SIS Intermediate Adristic only s35 For IN
,pecton OF plans and OF er MORN uOn Apply Nv Ho ~
PAl' '0'S0'' -'' - r. J. CORrIS. Agent
.,.- p,uoAot,ht, sTUARr a rOBEY, 4O6 Walnut st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-02
Ocean Steamers.

THE o. 8. AND BRAZIL MAIL IS. co.
j American passenger line for s. Thomas barbados
Maranham, Pernambuco Bahia. Rio dc Janeiro ana
possibly santos Connecting for Monevdeo Buonos Ayres
ard intermediate ports in southern BRAZIL A. NJ.
f ffNhNcr saturday Nov. u.s. saoTe: RroOtyS
Prom Newport News, Va. third day succeeding at D m
pAUL n. GERHABQ CO.. General AKenta NJ Broadlf,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-02
OUTING,

OPENING DAY FOR
CHRISTMAS CARDS,
MONDAY, NOVEMBER
,sessrs f. p DUlTON co. have now ready very
and choice stock Christmas Cards and novelties ron
be principal English French German and American MANU-
facurers Special care has been taken 70 seect D
riote n the season and they HAVE no OLD CARDS
on THEIR COUNTERS, THE ENTIRE STOCK BEING
NEW THIS YEAR
THE PRICES FOR SINGLE CARDS ARE s. 10, To- 20
25, IS. 49, 80, 60, 10 cents, 81, 81 20 and up
These cards are ready for inspection and early cans
will enabe customers to see full assortment before the
crowd for Holiday purchases begins
E.P. BUTTON 81 CO.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-02
Ocean 6teamers.

NCHOR LINE U. 8. MAIL STEAMS HIPS.
"A Sailing Weekly from NewYolk for
GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY.
FURNEssfA. Nov. T. ga. IN. ICIRCASsIANov q 5oam.
DEVoNIA Nov a. & m s5 Asecp5d class $50 ~
steerags outward $40 prepaid el6
HENDERSON BROTHERS. General Agents
hIHNH ~ Bowling Green, New.York