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Daily Republican., 1885-12-01

WAuAMAKEn,a.
Let US give two examples
of our bookselling one tor (,
grown folks, and one tor
children.
Waverly Novels, complete
in twenty-four volumes, a
good edition to read,$8. so !;
the same in twelve volumes,
$3.50. We have eight tons
Of the edition OF Scott.
Alice's Adventures in
Wonderland and Through
the Looking-Glass (the two
books in one volume) with a
hundred drawings by Ten
neil (of London Pnneh) sol
cents. We have several
Thousands Of this book of
(which there appears to bel
but one opinion viz, that i'll
lis one of the most fascina-
ting bundles of wisdom un.
der the guise OF nonsense
under the sun, UNIQUE in
method, unique in every way,
{. Ian original book of the high
, lest order worthily published.
II Let these two examples
K island for our dealing in
books.
i And now is the time when
is you wish you had had Book
..ssl News for the last half-year.
10 The November number is at
10 your service ; 3 cents. The
b. Holiday number double and
y full OF pictures out of Holt
. day books) in a week
* cents.
be By the Thirteenth. street door. both side
OOl of the door. Young Folks book
/ south Grown Folks books north.
vii The wholesale panic ii
p. Homespuns is over. Tn
VI market is empty enough
ny The retail stores are think
he BE- ing the aelling-time is ovel
Ap 1t isn't. We shall sci dress
.Sa stufs right along till Christ
are mas. Look at the spreadin
Ely dress-stuf quarter Dimir
, be ishing trade We've onl
r,- just begun. Till a few da,
the lago we were cramped fl
. NM, room. Our stock looks ne
rn,lwith the new facilities. Not
of Of ing is new but stuffS tn
have tumbled lately. Near
ci,, all have been mentioned.
on; on. We ought to revise Il
tho list OF Homespuns. Will I
PITY SO in a day or two. "
JuF. bought them heavily in Il
sst, mick of time.
' :ss There's a rough du'
s-r plaid boucle OF soft wool
the SI.25 that has been a favori
. ..sy lat $50 for several weeks.
Nor. eight styles from oranj
: Of through brown to blue
dom 1'n, fects. And a boucle-pla
:o.ns canvas at IS cents Of me
Fer than common value--nay
the blue, brown, green and z;
Whit net. Lupin's merino at
Bait: a cents is mostly gone. Their
enough tor a week or two
las cents. Both 90 cents
!. low value.
'om We have enough Of ore
e stuffs under value to ste
lol a dozen ordinary stores. Y
new shall read of them.
oio Mos,l7 southeast from the centre
'oN' You never saw before 81
a storeful OF winter ski
Below $3.50 they are unr
,u,1s sonably low, that is, too
oon to pay for the making. TIL
anu of a canton-fannel 81
' los. ready-made tor so cent.
t iaI' not SO cent? for making
. iu,i cents for stuff and max
'itn both, tor the skirt rea
AN Az made ! There are felt, II
iii0 ton AID Fa' mer's satin Ii,
"oy' with canton-hannel-all
W low $3.50, and all too los
!, "slpay the maker much if a
Daily Republican., 1885-12-01

BIG Flank has heard OF the great
improvements made In bank building
In our city and he wants to bs let out
no doubtlte make valuable suggestions.
What Frank don't know OF weak
places In Q bank Ia not worth knowing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-09
yrooklnn ,lroaertn for Sale an 60 Let
Antnon Sales OF Real estate.

DICHARD V. HARNETT & CO.,
IL AUCTGONEERS.
VIII sell Auction
TUESDAY. October 20.
A. O'clock noon at the Estate Exchange and Auction
Room. 80 10 90 Lberiy.st,
RECEIVERS SALE,
BY order Of Chauncey TusI Receiver Of Ferdinand and
- BENJAMIN Mayer.
Handsome Pnvate Residences,
10 WEST JGIII-aT,
Jth.avc,
astorv biob.stoop brownst ne 35xGO1lOo5 elaborate
hard wood finish all improvements,
L EAST GlTH-SI,
Near LeXIngtOn-aye.
3story stoop brownson l6O5 with extension
and Improvement.
Valuable Investment Property,
3DAVE OJ1 n 81. =. j.. COR,
. 3stOTy brick store and apartment houses
The Following FirstClass Apartment Houses:
THE STRATHMORE
52DST. AND BKOABMAY-sstOry and basement, man
sard roof brownsOne and brick buildings vauted side.
walks steam heat marble halls hatd0ns shed walls ana
mahogany trimmed ssenger elevator, all moden improve
ments, etc; well rented. ,
BROADWAY AND 12D.ST- G-stoTy and basement. brown
bck double buildings steam heat Otis passenger
elevators modern improvements stores, hno plato
glass Wind3ws; etc well paying Investment
THE ADEIPuI APARTMENTS"
52D-ST, NEAR BROADWAY-5-stOry and basement
brownstons excellent order and finish throughout all I'M
prOvements well rented
Title ADELPHI HALL"
7THAVE. AND 81 rItST.-4.stOry and basement yellow
stOne building subs naly built with every Improvement
and convenience fort hrstclass hall i've large
avenue; plate glass windows
ChGcely coated Lots on JcrOm"avc 23d Ward
CIAUNCEY :. TRUAX. Esq, Receiver, 03 Nassaust
SIMPSON WERNER, Attorneys Tor Receiver, ISL
Broadway. 90 ,,.
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK, Thursday. Oct. 8, 1883.

NEw.YoRK Thursday. Oct. 8, 1881
LIST OF AUCTIONS. -
Tho following sales were held at the hHcn'nS'
ByB H. LudIoo 90.
-.,o-v nu,,dinr fFrenc his II oten with plot OF land
{n ,h IN GSr a. q iancTssy 100000
By Richard V. Hoy7'eH Co.
lot Peasanave sc cor OF lo'is' 1900
lots fo Sc adjoining above each 2'sh Cs25
81 st3rT d RITps with lot No 8S7 East l2Ohstns
Sa9i f. W of 7stave lot l6.sxl OOlOi Ii fO" 1900
Ter cIrv
ppCoRDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERs-N.1'Olii /,
The following shows the real estate TRANSACTIONS
gToogwny No 1885, Martha Pope Josephine Mo- 1900
Flne 1S q,sgss OF Avc 25x9lG Joseph Lar o,o
2davC PIP Of 79Ihs 25xSS:S James 2325O
79t6,s 1850 e Of 4ihays e' 285OO
Earle a9 sC we 10 Of 9oSave iaXGGj Charles ooo
mills wife to ,, PS G, .Se s H9y9a@ 10 SIS
O. 55tst Rutherford stuyvosan TO hqui "Oo 10000
5sts s s cor Of same TO John 2o5oo
ION, DGgm 1 II Of shs 525Ii5o interest .. 600
John N Aernz. executor to JosG2h n Charles
lOith.st 100 # If l@th'ay9; M ~ $4,000
56;6s s. 2daye 4GSHiooo lHenaia 1900
4th,ayo q ~ ,arr SHsS 10000
62d,st s. l25 IT W Of at9aye 2'Hlo2oi James 29.5OO
47th 100 Of l9, dlaNsri G'H'ooo NA $4,000
81 asfTie Gc ffTESG ioSayc Eccharl % 600
and wife TO Charles a Naf2.
Sc gwicSavc, lot r. lGSNloo Henry hu''o"o 300
1staVe 800 IN Of 1thst r 3S3 KID aIcrReT 2225O
10th ave c cor OF s3i;st 7gSHig9 CYntn M" 235OO
55tist n 50 # Of AveA 10000; rr' l''' Qs OOo
Norfolk st. 10. G52 25xloo Israel hos'n'na 10000
Jacob RO-CnherE. -,
Thomas KnpaincE and wiieto Henry SEMEN 10000
5Sdsi s. 1884 ftw Of Lexingtonave lo'sAIoo' 5000
/, o.. -
5Gt.s g. 100 eol sthaye l25Hloo' cnaii 225 600
Morrs,st s. 100 q Of Madison-ave 'oAl-'i 1903
Ave.A \ cor of INST, 2llXA Henry d ion"' 4COj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-09
Gin 3)roprrln tor Sale.


Very carefully cons ructcd i0ur-s,ory
n high sioop 2nioot residence, LcaoX I'M We ,rh
S1adson we. Iarlv finish thruuclOut cActPI ,,
% " yry resonablc also several others NicHo
20 .et wine Attention called . my
FOL sac n az io'''"
r'sl''l'O' anu " lie = ARD !. CARflN, LIZ
Wall.si., SO Last 2'd-si. an l. o. ''"-''''
lew Of tho ucv- houses corner MADISON
ave and Sntb.st vet for sale persons dcsiunH 70 nu
rb1se n well Imt hons, would do well 10 eNamlu' "'
""''i''n'N y" r. kiLPATrICK, builder 81 East So''S'
BUILDING LOTS, ST. Ann save l21t,, ai, u
ID l3eth SITS ga Ward. betwe southern EouoN'iu III"
l's'hS'' Vio'S0 WILLIAM CROCKER, $50 Broadway
NOR SALE.-NO. 119 2d-avc.. northwest
i corner 7th-St IL H. '"-'-N''-''' .
EOR SALE.-A history new house 10? sn r,%ct
mont ace 10 900 = NJ. BLAK ELY, l,j2b BI"ad"'y'
NEW 3-Story, igh-stoop, trownStont uWClnI
mos 1il ana "Ti vest 1921 ST: entire Slr'ct
1i,l Iriysto residences price Sl2 jOo $3.50 can rrn
rarc nj per with privilege oil paying S''''
j. j. CAhPENTER, SO East 23d ST and Is W" ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-09
@ onntrn Dropsrn for Sale an6 90 Eet.
oaro an0 Rooms.


East Side.
A WARM HALL ROOM, newly furnished
N $40 27th-st LeKngton-avei gentlemen 0S'
reference.
EANDA HOUSE, II Lafayette place.-Select
" boarding with hoIel convenences Ell suite OF sS"'
ITO LET.-Second and third floors witt, pri-
vate bath rooms, closets, &C. without board REFER
onces 80 East 3Oth-st -
I HANDSOME sunny rooms en- suite ana
sngly neatly furnished with gool 6oaTa ,Sa gen'''
parties mousse ~ East ioist Irving place
"a EAST 2STH-ST., between 9th and Madl-
I aycs-Furnshed rooms all improvements
ON EAST D-ST.-With board, large hand
~ and bedroom also extra size n'' rOO'i
an GRANERCY PARK, SO Irving Place,
<tF Elegantly furnished front room iacirg prk hot anu
cold water aud bath single rooms gentlemen only
.lsS EAST Jurisdictions to let with
-0C board; references
SD.l EAST 4GTH-ST.-Large alcOve room,
-ssb also hal room to Ter with board; references.
slsp GRAMERCY PARK.-Elegant square and
SEQ single rooma. eng park others southern exposures
superior table; references.
0STH-ST.. III EAST.-Largc, square room C, IT.
20 soutbcrly exposure; nrSichSs board ana up
EAST 21ST-ST.-Suitcso of sunny rooms
bic e1cS oh a Rcirrrnees si gwen and required
sd MADISON -AVE.-A furnished parlor ana
bedroom on door to rent without board Terms
lct7Nnauit h'+iI'lOV'
II@EASF l7TH-ST.-Onc large and two
| sn all rooms for gcntemcn references exchanged
West Side.
A PRIVATE FAMILY near Windsor liotel
~ viii let mont back room. second hooT' 10 a
p SS'a FTSa ' UPTOWN oGec las Roadway
NO YOU want apartment with privat" table
~ royou want rooms win or without boar boar" R ~
ana ,rcs.
IN WEST 4GTH-ST.-Bcautful large rooms
~ connecting; ais, nrc room or gentleman
IS WEST I6TH-Sr.-Elcgantly furnished
- eht rooms en- suite eusy private table desired
10 WEST 51ST-ST.-With board. connect
= ing rooms on second AMI ,lird hooa, together or
separate
10 WEST 18Th ST, NEAR 5TH:ANE.--
pr 81 accommodations. rc.cr.ncct
,lDD-ST., oil WEST. - Handsomely and
80 newly furnished with beard; a-' ie" table
.Ds( WEST elegant rooms, with
-s'D Grst-cllss board references exchanged
0S WEST BOD Sr.-IIand>omcly furnished
~ suite Of rooms for single gc"ucman' also 'ns'o
, sTfI-ST. 40. 1876 WESr.-Physcian
.P-a Office fnd rri'icyr Of reception room dnnns '''
hours, r.irIcu,cR
x WEST3jIII ST.-Sunny, furnished front
'e'p rocu dressing room. bath. single ronu, - Refer
cncss
ATHEIST. Il WEST.-Sccond floor, hand
-AV s,m,y furnished. Win bo'rd
az and Il WEST 27TH-ST.-Niccly fur
-lD shed fon, aud back pr orwh board other rouus
EcfcrcH,cs. 1a.ic boar:.
NGlH-ST., - WEST.-Largc front room :;
~ turth story, with board dine on raror no'"T 3
rcfcrcuC ,Nclau- ed.
~ WEST i7TH-ST.-Wih board. connect
- ing rooms on second oor also large on third
uOJr.
~ WEST 18TH ST.-Supcrior rooms for
gcItcmtn only with pryaJc amily. Efcsk'a-t II dc
S~TH-ST.. IO7 WEST-Niccly furnished
~ rooms a "a rour'. with buar'; near Elevated
station. references.
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WEST SHORE RAILWAY.

THE BEST CoNs1.RUcTED AID FINEST FINE. EQUIPPED
DOUBLE TRACK LINE FOR BUSINES OR
PLEASURE TRAVEL. 49, -
THE WEST SHORE ROUTE Is ALONG THE WEST
SHORE OF Tue WoRLD;FAMED HUDSON KlVEk'
AROUND FOOTHILLS OF CATSKlLL MOUNTAINS.
AND THROUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OF THE
on and after oct.4 1885, trains VIII leave West 42d.st
station as follows:
All trains from station foot Of
North River 20 minutes earlier than from foot Of West
A2dst
Detroit ard Chicago, .lOlO m, 600, $40 p Pull.
man seepers through
81. Louis 500 $40 p m. Pullman sleepers.
Suspension Bridge Niagara Pals Buffalo Rochester, 72O,
slOiO sGCO, 1910 y. Sleepers and paflOf cars.
Utica ana syracuse 720 1910, 1928 a 900. $40
Highland, P'Okeepsle. saugerties, and Albany '7:2O.
slU:1O ii 20. a. m, 35j, 5000. $40, u 40
Newbnrg. Kingston and Catskill 1920. 1910.
f:Z5 a m: 3:jj $780, $40, .lliO p. III.
Saratoga via Albany 1870. ll2j O. ~. 500 p. m.
MOntf cal and Canada East, 1920 a. 600 y. M.
Hamilton London .lol0 NJ 900 'ol0p m Toronto.
1910 NJ, 600, ss1Opm
sDaily. other trains daily except sunday
For tickets tables parlOr or sleeping car accood
tOns or information apply at Offices: HObokel ~ hudson
81, BrOokyn Court st. Annex Office loot OF futonsti
New-Yok (ity 81 POI 26 3l5 1868 Sol 0ib LAO, 1923
Broadway 7T 6thaye l46 East l2jths, 1882 BOweTy,
and West shore foot OF West 4Zds and foot Of
Jayt North River Baggage called for and checked from
hotels residences Orders can De lot az cket 0nccs
~ HENRY MONkTT.
$50 broadway General Passenger Agent
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THE NEW LINE
pFTWEFN

NETWORK, PHILADELPHIA. NORFOLK, OLD POINT
COMFORT AND THE SOUTH.
HOURS FAsTERTHAN ANY OTHER ROUTE.
The New York, Philadelphia Norfolk Railroad
now Fast Day and Night Express between New YOk
and Cape Charles Trains leave Newly
Railroad. $40 week days and D daily arriving Old
Point Comfort 5l5 days and daily;
folk p and 9l5 Sleeping through from New.
YORK 70 Cape Charles and ParOr Car from Philadelphia with
out change Tickets parOrcar and sleeping
be secured atany Ticket Office OF the PennsYvania Railroad
company X b. COOKE. Genl Pass. and Freight Agent.
Ii. w. dunno Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-09
Deduction or FAXES
HI VIA
NnDuTVEH

THE POPULAR Inside ROUTE. 800
To Boston, So: worcester. 81 % Ftchourg' 30 90 :
steamer CITY OF WORCESTER or CITY OF NEW
YORK leaves 40 North River foot Of Wasst next
6p.m OEOf'"E W bhADi' Asoh"
CTEAMER FRANCES leaves Pier 36, North
- River near foot Canslst Tuesdays and itlays
nj 3 D. m. for ORIENT. GREt MORT SHELTER
ISLAND. SOUrHOLD and SAG IARBOR, returning say es
"'O'' '"'U'e' '10"'@' HACKEfT BROS Agents
81 sOuthst. y. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-09
WEXFORD RAILROAD ROUTE TO NEW

w PORT.
Trains leave Grand Central Depot via NewHavcn Railroad
daily. except sunday,
Al a m. Due IN Newport at l2;1O p m.
ATS Due In Newport ~ 1850 D. m
(D.awngTo0m TO Wexford Junction..
All y. m. Due in Newport st 7:2Op. m.
CNewport Express" drawing room cars 10 WEXFORD steam
boat Landing).
At II p.m Duo In Newport at $40 q. m.
lSleeping.c WEXFORD steamboat Landing.
THEODORE WARREN, Supt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-09

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NJ '1EiaSEi
~ Trains leave from Chamhcrsst Depot Tor EnGle"oo
CHESTER Fremont and yack = 500 10 M ~ :, 1;2ui
5:iO $40 $50 p. IL midnight sundays !" d. " CIV"
Nabue spnng Valley and Monsey T. loa m 1850 p NJ
a, N.
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ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW

II YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILRobAIR3.
Arrangements Of trans IRON CGaC caIis Depot
s1aaf r Day E1PTSS Raao
Niagara Fails and suspension nsdse SesP a Coaches
6pm-Caiy. Chicago and 81 Louis Lmtea EHPre sbos
soia faa are for last time Arrives amanca 53j
NJ; Cleveland 1851 a M; Cincinnati, $50 p M Chicago
7pmbay Buffalo and Niagara Fails Limited arrives
%aC l sba aS Sq Sd gS s ana BnaO
Chicago ExPTes5 t2T se S Rnghamton
Elmira Buffalo Niagara Fails CINCINNATI and CheSgo ~
Rpjh SGG1 and PasS 44 $50 $50 $50 So ioop
II midnight. sundays 5:i5 $50 1920 a M I4o' o''o
Paterson e2 p :i5 5l5 1920 70 noon li0
midnight SUNDAYS, 545 $50 1920 a. m' l;4o o;0o
NeSarS and Paterson via Newark G5 500 $50 1000
Il midnight saturday nights only. Sundays 9;l1 a. H.
9srn no SI go nv M and midneht SUNDAYS 55
$50 1920 a m. las $50 ,. and l2 midnight
Newbnrg aud Cornwall ESQ m. $3.50 4;Go 6p IN sun
0A k6 so aHc Kingston Montgomery $3.50 p m
GosSge6 SIS 1850 1920 800 $50 $50 700
S SO M SUNDAY 5Aj $3.50 1920 a m. $50 200 ?. m
ss Midqe'E~n sa 1is 545 $50 1920 N $50 pm
The and $40 AT M eGnnGC' T ANTI orr stops
al P aa JsTv G 45 $50 1920 m $3.50 43O $50
pm sunday 80 1920 a N. ESQ., SPIN n
s4%p m every diteel minutes; $40 1oi5 every
thirty minutes and l:i5 M sundays ever, thI @ d
Sleeping coaches obtained and orders for the checking
Nos 40i OF 957 Broadway lS7 Wostst y. v No. Court
st.. BROOKLYN, OF al the Comganys Dep0ts vi, n, -.,o
$50 JOIN 4 n RBB0TTi Genl Passr Agent Now.York
NEW HAVEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM
Frs C. IL Y Dor AND M 'e aHS
j. .5Jsa al s ct ED
HoLYoKE,&G Tickets sold ana baggage checked at Va
Se%.Hayen, 81 90 90
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DOPULAR SHORE LINE FOR BOSTON

il aud the East All rail from Grand entra Depot Three
express trans daily Sundays excepei to Boston at m
D. m CpaIlOr attached and II D IN with palace sleep
Ing cars sundays at with palace sleeping carsl
eWnort fast express leaves central (parlor
cars attached) D. m; arrives at Newport 720 p ~
=. W POPPLE, Agent.
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~ IN, pIVER BRANCH

AKMmEyoRK. NEW.HAvkN AND HART,PSooR ii r. r.;
Il NEW norlem River station corner l3Z lst anu
Trains near third Avenue Bridge across Harisu
TeSched Third Avenue 6 90 li55 "a H. 36 55
SUNDAY at slo and 500 for Port Morris CasSnov9
9as Pp npsons Bay Chester Peesm Bay cdnneCH az
1siand s With trains for all poict on inc N IN nc
NewHayen and Hartford MddetoWn
Line 1G and snied Branches and Boston ana all points
East r., yam Rochelle and all intermediate sta
,,oo a. no IN daily except Mon1s intermedia sta
uSgdov t,ins for New ROcheIe anu ,oj,
uhu 90 noon and $50 the latter tIa , IVA
at New Rochelle with way trans 10 'I"iI e'H'
Sto ford
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NTFW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSO

~ RIVER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. June ~, 1891
shrough trains Grand Central Oepot ,o,-
~ 81 IA Ochester and Montreal Express; uIouSh u""
Rochester ST. Adams ana MOulIoa
s5O a IN Fast Limited Chicago and 81 LOUIS Enpioss
with dining cars. stopping at Albany, Utlca To
Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls Erie CeveInd anu @ ~
nSTyiDg at Chicago 50 m Cincinnati 100 % ana 81
Louis $40 IN next day. ,- .o 60 co,o,
IOU M hiCIgO EXPress drawlng-r0Om cars 10 lunar
daigua Rochester. Niagara Falls and BunaIO ,.- ,,,
ali a m Western NewNO ok and Northern EApiess' WIN
drawing room cars Wal. +Nropgb
drawing room cars 10 Safdbosa' IT. Iu"NiN III" ~
Falls saturdays only . IT,, 49,, ,r.or
s M Chicago and St Louis Express WIN slecp
for Niagara Falls Buffalo, CINCINNATI. Toledo Detroit Nh
CaeO and ~. LOnis -- . e--....o or, b,
Auburn road and TO Saratoga also TO Montreal ,.,-
t,g5 D. Pacific Exp with sleeping cis 70. &
Ter BuA To- Niagara Falls Cleveland IOedO ana De'o'aS'
10 WaterOWn ana OCdeDsDulg daY except SATURDAY. r
ll:l5 light Express Win sleeplnE,caIs 70
and Troy with the morning trans for the west ana
for the North except SATURDAY nlght - por.i,r,
Tlckets on sale Grand Central Depot No D BoWnns
Green 3 Broadway. Harlem Depot l2thsL ana 4IaVe
and at WestcOtts Express Onces lark-pace. near bto
Wav1 1S5 and 942 Bro dway and 90 west l22tnst NS~
YORK Washington and 80 EuonstS BrOOhIfh anu -
DIN ST, Williamsburg .,..-... o... oo,, lao
procured at the ticket Offices in Newl ORR Cy ana
s33 Washington st, BrUokyn -. ..-,sou..
Baggage called for and cdecked IRON iesluencb. -.
-These ira Ms run daily All Others daily except sunday
tThese trans stop at Harlem l2jth:st ana 4tbavel
t ,Ont TrniTCtt '-' " ID. NJ KEN DRfCK.
General SUPERINTENDENT. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-09

n EUIGU VALLEY KAILhUtAiJ - dS 1851 ~
rams leave depot foot Of Cor'lanGt an" PSIsem
%shoSn kd Mauch 6huns Sd ARR wes PT
Wavery es run daily. Local trains at a. M ana
man nv oI Easton Bethlehem and C0ay onrect for all
Trains Msho6oy and Iazeton coal regions SUNDAY Tram
polnttss tar Naucb Chunk and HaZielon. S;IOh H.
General Eastern olnce No 70 b. EXTINCTION, G. p A.
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THE BAY LINE

THE BAY LINE
FOR
OLD POINT COMFORT NORFOLK AND THE SOUTH
Daily except Sundays via Pennsylvania railroad 34O
Pm ParlOr through TO steamer.
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flat tOnnlc0.

NrANTFD From Oct. II until May !. Il
w large hands me furnished fiat, by Rmiy u thco
admits, good lDratlOu. Address L. 4, lHbuh" on'o'
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Che Curt.

A MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB.-JEROME
n PAKK-Sept 2B and %; Oct 3. g. and ID.
Races begin promptly at la5j y: m. - -
J. II. COSTER. Soc'y ~ BIB LSlONl ftest.
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tjclp WInte1-
I,ANNASSERS WANTED to sell q patent
4 article {, cpnpiirrre Brooklyn and Wlllam'oWB
tIINHLIs \. sIINEiDEH i3b East l'trst, y. l. ny
NXrANTED.-A Young colorcd man as waiter
w Zoo a small private hrdN must understand ms u1s.
roughly and u aror hoor Address hlahs
lst pace. ~" SC. .- -, ,,. r,...t-,-
We A.. Tribune Uptown once 10 HroaLw4y.
\VANIED.-A neat capable wallrcSs Win tn
tween = aud o.c ock. AZ 81 Ii'ih.Ne.
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Giluations Uanteo Ilalcs.

A YOUNG MAN, age %, English and Ger
y man good penn N and quick figures, WHO has been
with his present employers q years recording and cor
responding CLERK situation cause ~ ehalge ior al
yancement. NJ a. W.. Box TO- Tribune Office
DY 4 USEFUL-MAN who thoroughly UNI
ID derstands Keeping fine house in orier-care OF hIeS
engine etc also gardening refers to OF the best ia d les
a. fi,r = ~ Address EDWARD,
" No. 7 shcTif.st. New-YOrk city.
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ITO LET.-Second and third floors with prl-
L vate path rooms closets, &C. without board he'of
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fosl ano founO
miscellaneous.

CNOW'S. Established 1S5O.-Fmc Bon Bons
t.roate dice andrs and Clrlmrls fresh dailF amp
yarct, popular prices. Fulton ana Pearl SIS L - olel
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Ocean Cleaners.

CUNARD LINE.
NOTICE-"LAN ROUTE" -
FROM NETWORK TO LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENS
~ TOWN
FROM PIER NO. 40 NORTH RIVER
GALLIA
AURANIA Saturday. oct ~ llSV M
Saturday, Oct. 81, II a. m
Cabin passage. $50 $50 and 800. intermediate 3d.
Steerage and from all parts OF EUROPE M ~"
rates Freight passage Oihce No. bowling Green
VERNON ii. BROWN q Co. Agents
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANIES
i LINES FOR CALIFORNIA, SANDWICH ISLANDS.
JAPAN, CHINA. NEW-IEALAND. AUSTRALIA, ZEN
TRIAL AND SOUTH AN ERICA AND MEXICO
From New York. pier foot Canal-st.. NJ h
For tue l,lhmus OF Panama.
CRESCENT CITY sails at, Oct 10 noon. Ia,
Connecting for Central ami South Amenca and Mexico
From Francisco LIST and Bri1nan sts.
For Japan and China -, = -
CITY OF RIO DE sails SATURDAY .lct 81 Ill
For HONOLULU. NEW.ZEALAND and AUSTRALIA
AUSTRALIA sails Saturday. oct ~. : p. M
arrival Of London mills ut san Francisco 49,
For freight passage general information apply aI CO
pany's office on the pier. foot Canal ST.. N IL
TO THE PUBLIC.
The once Department having announced that it has
made satisfactory itself for tho conveyance
all OutWarC-bDund IOrcIgn mails ana no mIdngehcni
having been made by the department with the Pacuc MIL
steamship company this company hereby gives nOtCe taI
the list Of October next II will not receive on any
Of it's its offices letters except slch as
destined countries with which the company mas con-
tractcd carry mails and except such az relate 70
cargo board. which latter II marked ON SHIPS
BUSINESS" CONSUMERS LEIIERS,' VIII DC re-
ceved uTstampcd and duly forwarded.
IL J. BULLAY, superintendent
N.. -
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l --HANDSOME sunny rooms en- slllte a an,
singly nelty furnished with gool boAI' ior geh''
nartes house brownsionc wi n mod rrn improvements
lgtl-st. corner Irving plioo.-
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East Side.
WARM HALL ROOM, newly furnished !;
l4O East 27thst near Lexingtonavc.i gentlemen ohy'
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Gin l1rorerln toanico.

WANTED for winter. bv four adults. fully
w furnisbrd house. Nest side, above bOh-st Statl
-. ,''aas,r,Tatje. HDN IO7, CTanfDTd, y. j.
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CANDA HOUSE, II Lafayette pace.-SelecC
" boarding with hoel convenences en- suite OF sS"'