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Fresh Alderney f'utter churned every morn.
ing and delivered in y lib. ward prints, 45c
per Id. Also cottage cheese and butter milk
sweet milk SC. per quart. Cream Is cents
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Children's shoes in Pebble, Straight Goat
and Kid, spring heels and heeied, all widths
and sizes, from 73c. up. q. Strasburger, 9O6
It'll ST., 4 doors above /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-30

COUGHS, Colds and Sore Throat yield readily
70 b. H. douglass & Sons Capsicum Cough
Drops.
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SUIT TO ORDER, $50 and up. Eiseman, It'll
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CHILD Norfolk suit Eiseman, cor. 9TH and E.
USEFUL PRESENTS in handsome shape at
Whitaker's
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u. STRASBCRGER, No. 906 9TH street doors
above l, has the largest assortment of boots in
this city.
Mems boots from 81 .9S up.
Boys boots from %. cents up.
Children's boots from 80 cents up.
Rubber boots of all kinds at equally low
prices.
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Bernard BaiIey. S25 7th st. n. W., Woo
and Willow Ware and manufacturer of Broom
and Brushes. I'm
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MARRIAGE Observation-Disclosures liceuseshave
been issued by the clerk OF the court TO Lewis
y. Carroll and Mary f. Edelin,; LIZ. Meink HEM
and Rose J. Maiatesta; George W. Weeks and
Ida T.. Payne; Thomas Slade and Maggie Par
iser, both OF Baltimore, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-30

BAD BOYS AT THE SALVATION MEETING
Some mischievous boys visited the Salvation
Army meeting saturday night and put some
cayenne pepper on the stove. Complaint was
made to- the police. One of the men connected
with the army will be commissioned as a
special policeman this week, and better order
Is expected in the future.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-30

A REAL ESTATE SALE.-Geo. w. Phelps has
sold 10 Henry Rupert. for 81 200, the prop
erty on the east side Of 9Th, between Z and +
streets, fronting 20 feet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-30

FUsSELLS Ice CREAM and Charlotte Russo
1421 New York avenue
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Boys sack overcoat. Eiseman, cor. 18th E.
Cholera. Diphfheria, Fevers, Malaria,
dunn Hypochlorite (disinfectant). RECON-
mended by the Public Health Association as
superior to all other disinfectants and germt-
cides. Sold everywhere Send for pamphlet
m,w,s-45 1872 Fulton St., n Y.
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WORKS OF ART.-There are on exhibition at
Walter b. Williams & Co. art saiesroom cor
ner 10th street and Pennsylvania avenue, some
very interesting and clever oil paintings by
some OF the best known European and Ameri-
can artists. The collection ere braces every va
Tiety OF subjects belonging TO an importer re-
firing from business, and every painting will be
sold at public SALE regardless OF cost, on Tues
day. Wednesday and Thursday evenings at 8
O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-30

AN OFFER OF COUPONS REFUsED.-Col. John
Casseis, representing the Great Falls company,
Saturday rendered, 1T Fairfax Court House,
Va, payment of tax due on l, 700 acres of land
assessed in the name OF the company in the so
called tax receivable coupons. These coupons
were refused. The company, IL IS said, will
STAND Dy It's tender of coupons and carry the
matter INTO the courts In case the Virginia Off
tax by distraint or otherwise.
SEVERELY INJURED EY Blow on THE
HEAD.-James Henderson, colored newsboy
about twelve years old, had some words with
William johnson, another cOlOred newSboy
ABOUT the same age, Saturday afternoon, and
stone, inficting dangerous wound The in
lured boy was removed to his home and his as
saiiant was arrested. This morning in the Po-
lice Court johnson was charged with assault
and the case was continued indefinitely; bonds
$500. 'N'
for the week ending November 18th shows
merchandise stored at the wharves on the river
tons coal; ,22O tons soft coal; 800 tons stove:
2,49o tons ice, and !. 100 bushels oysters.
DE-. VERDI LEAVES WASHINGTON FOR
1TALY.-Dr. Giro de : GZZara Verdi and family
lett the city Saturday en- route for FIorence
Italy, where they will make their future home.
DIR. Verdi, who came to this country from italy
in 1854, graduated in medicine in New York
served during the war rs surgeon and after.
WSfuS cSltoifsIleu III pFactlce here
homeopathic physician. lie was for several
years a member of the District board of health
RoBBERIEs REPoRTED.-HenryA Adler reports
that "A light brown Overccat and two pairs of
gloves were stolen from his house, 6O4 II street
northwest, Saturday evening.-Richard Bar
ton and Bernard Brady, living on O'Hare's
iarIn near B-ightwood report that between 6;
and IL O'Clock Friday night n silver watch, va
lise. shirts, drawers, &C., valued at s26, were
stolen by q tramp TO whom they had given n
nights iod2ing.-Ferdinand G. Pitt, "a +
street southwest. reported stolen from him $50;
the thief was arrested and the money re-
northwest, reports the loss of an OvercOat and
mining stock shares worth $11--W w
Curtis, $40 18th street northwest, reports stolen
from him an overcoat and other articles valued
at syn. I. Siever, $50 Pennsylvania ave
nue., reports stolen u set OF harness worth S35
John Dazenbrock, 1910 Sd street southwest
reports stolen from him silver watch worth
$19.
MARRIAGE Observation-Disclosures licenseslnaye
been issued by the clerk OF the court To Lewis
y. Carroll and Mary +. Edelin,; LIZ. Meiukh HEM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-30

DEATH OF Mr.. JOSEPH H. HERRoN-Mr
Joseph II. Heron, whose critical illness was
reported in saturdays STAR, died about noon
yesterday at his home, $50 f. street southwest.
The funeral will take place tomorrow, at two
O'Clock, from his late residence. Mr.. Heron
VINO was hfty-seyen years of age, had resided
here since the war, and was held in high esteem
10y his neighbors in South Washington He
leaves one son. Mr.. j. Whit. Heron, OF THE
EVENING STAR, and two daughters, who have
the sincere sympathy of a wide circle OF friends
in their double bereavement the death of their
father having followed only a few months after
that of their mother
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-30

WE again suggest that our patrons select the
early hours of the day for sittings for their holt
day photographs. New Photo Art Co., oO5 Pa.
ave.
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FOR SALE-LOTS

EoN SA1LE<-LOlS -.
nor SALE-SEvERAL CORNER LOTS NEAR
\ Scott Circle n great bargain ON 10th a.. two
n2S-sI WN +. NOCNs; 1908 r 81
NOR SALE-LoTs-
and SITS NV: 25xlo6 To lofoot alley; wide park
ins on Doth streets Price, 81 SO per foot
n2l-.t i4i6 F INV.
II Finest Lots In the West End 22x90 feet no
waste ground: I'm excellent neghborhood. surrounded
o! costly residences Price. S25o per foot
n2lTt iii6 Fstnw
I,NoR SALE-IofS-
! Handsomest corner lot I'm the northwest part OF
foot JNo A PRS, ol'T
n21-.t laiSFsi NV
E>oR sALE-LoTS-T HAVE VERY vALUA-
2aofeet by an average depth of about 30 feet Suita
pie Tor Immediate Improvement TO hold an In
SfS5%sa "h, 80 can f sk fss soS
corner lot at the West End suit able for So hdi-
vision into . lots, costing 81 $50 each on which
houses may be bnilt I'd sell for 2. SEQ $500
JNo A PRESCOTT, l416 81 NV. n2tlSt
EoR SALE-LoT NORTHEAST CORNER 18TH
~ ana SIS. NV "a feet front on X st. by 80 deep
Two small Bricks on rear Rent 81 month each.
Fine location for house and store PRICE, s. 600.
ADAMS & BEA1.L,
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance.
NOR SALE-ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE
$l.4o. Parker a TOwNsEND
hI4-im l4ls street
FOR sAIE-llO FEET FRONT BY 100 FEET
partly improved = splendid lot for hotel 4. r.
HILL d 90. 1888 81. n5-lm
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THEY DECLINED A FEE.-When Messrs
Butterworth and Garnett were asked to send in
their bill for defending the signal service men
before the Fort Nyer court martial, they sent a
very neatly phrased letter declining to charge
a cent for their services
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-30

THE INDIAN DEFENSE ASSOCIArIoN.-The
National Indian Defense association, at a meet
ing Saturday night. adopted constitution and
declaration OF principles and elected temporary
officers to act till the first annual meeting, De-
eember 18th. Gen. James W. Denver was
chosen president, DIR. Sunderland vice presi-
dent, and Capt Luther III. Pike secretary. The
constitution and declaration of principles favor
patenting the lands OF the Indians to the tribes,
and allowing the Indians to continue their
tribal relations and laws until they shall be pre-
pared by education for land in severalty and
citizenship.
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CLAIMED BY Two PERSoNs.-Tne National
Rifles fair ticket, which won the ARABIAN
steed, was presented by Mr. j. III. Grouse, of
West Washington, To whom the animal was
delivered Mr.. Ashley Dent, OF West WASH
lngton, has entered a protest, claiming that
he purchased and held the winning ticket, put
threw IL away as he believed the drawing was
over. The managers OF the fair have informed
MI. Dent that If he is not satisfied he should
apply 10 the courts.
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FOUND DROwNED.-About 1915 O'Clock yes
ferday morning Mr.. John ". Williams agent
1or the Inland and Seaboard Coasting com p:iDy
discovered the body U. white man floating
IN the dock, foot OF 9th street southwest. The
body was brought ashore and conveyed TO the
0rst precinct station house. Subsequently, the
body was Unidentified AZ that Of Henry Schway.
Ter, a young man who had been working as "A
baker at 12Z2 Potomac street, Georgetown D.
g.. He has been missing since November eth
The body was taken in charge by Mr.. Blumen-
berg, his former employer.
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Boys Norfolk suit. Eiseman Bros, 18th & E.
MOrell. 734 6th.-Every style show cases
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Pickwfck Club whisky is the best

Child Norfolk overcoat. Eiseman, 7th & E.
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Las CARDS fully displayed at Whit

ARE OFFERING our entire stock of Bige-
iy Brussels ut S1.25 per yard. W. b.
/ Sons, cor. 11th and r streets NV
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nor sALE-SEvERAL CORNER LOTS NEAR
\ scott Circle great bargain on 18th "a. two
squares from Dupont Circle. Choice Lots 18th
n2SS wN. L. YOUNG. 1903 r -.
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EDUCATIONAL.

INRENCH-PRIvATELY OR IN Clasps At
II tue pupils resioence-by PROP. II IARROQtF
a fauNe and graduate OF Paris. Sorbonnes Iniver-
noSlme - 49, ~ - 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-17
ruyrpaL OF PROFESSOR MORALES

The funeral Of Professor Augustus Jose
Morales took place yesterday at st. Agnes Roman
Catholic Church. In East Forythird-st lie was one OF
the oldest professors OF the College OF the CITY OF New
York Washington Irving was one OF the examiners
who certified TO the fitness OF Professor Morales to I'LL
the Spanish proessorshp OF the college. thirty seven
years ago when the Institution was organized Previ0nh
10 that be had taught In H. Johns Coll ge Fordhdn,
nd In the University OF the City OF New.Ymk lie was
born Cadz span 10 1912, and came TO THIS country
when only nine years old. -,
The church was draped IN mourning. and the solemn
reoulem mass celebrated by tho pastor tho Rev ~
a. Maodowall and his assistants, j. H. Bgicy ana r. H.
large portion II the church was occupied ny students
Of tbe college who had been In bis CLASSES the alumni
and members OF the fscsy tbs close 81 the service
the college gee elob sang Latin song whch proiesSo,
Morale had written. Musical composition was one Of
his fsyots studies, and be wrote the mass ws vas
sung when Cardinal McllOskey was conserrated Bhbop
Of Albany. General Webb, president OF the cologe.
Samuel Jellfe. John H. Lyon the widow on Professor
Morales and reatiyes were among those present inc
uall.be afers were Professors Ad0!ph werner, ~ W.
Compton. Charles %. Hsrbermsnn John " DRAPER,
David r. Scott and beloE0n Woln The bufiai WA IN
Gfccn weed
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The dealings IN State bonds covered by sales Of
Tennessee Us at 40 Alabama Glass A. at 65L Virginia
Consol Is matured coupons, at 49, and North Carolina
epecia Taxes ut D. o. city bank stocks American EK-
change sold QO) at 10 and st. Nicholas t20 at ll6.
large and varied business wasdOno In railway bonds
and generally ut strong igures The issues OF Mctropo
an Elev stcd and Louisville and Nashville were the
speclal features the strong side. Metropol
tan arsts rose from l1lia 10 112io. and the
seconds advanced from D0a 10 l0l9lOOh Louis
willie and Nashville general Us were up lie at
oi Ia aud the collateral trust from 1905 To oO2HO0
Erie second consul, we're weak aud declined per cent
d higher ut ll4A. Canada b0uhcrns were hrm ;
The 1rsta up 10 ~ aud tho seconds 10 10:
Erw.YorL Chicago AMI ~ Louis first ia were on
90 IDA tnd Wsst Share nfsla wer' 70 lower al 3"5
East frnnossee, Virginia and upurFa consils wee
i,rosalar A l5aA7s Missouri. Kansas and TsnAx
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THE CORBlN BANKING CO.,
IL, Broadic n Netc- York

IL Br0ddp VIZ FOFR-
ANN \ PkK CENT FARM hORT"f"EN
That properly neg, tai mOrtgage eans W 80
proved iarls in amounts not exceed Il syt
cent vane .he best secuues ns,ss, M
lenv, by IN, suyCoss ali who nave ~ ~ :. res.,rs
through us are prepared 10 oemons century
of bn siness exte ding than qusei
thai these 0rtKa as safe as s'a,e .yoaf1c OF
bonds aud arguments opposition 70 them ~
us "a IN moi Al, maj for In face o. tle
proofs whc our sanord IN these ant
ns, aver, otrr o. investment afe lackhs
Will. We a. NOT hat t,y are IN ONLY ss s,n
is be la, Ne 60 tm hatcsn thai the .,"s oi AIM
sa,s and not quite twice ihr lhco ,~naei
ale from such would place IN he sse esseiory
49, asc slIv atracIive- liza they MT IfoNr ,srs
durln the past twenty-five ysais on, nss
a. lions M N em have sea ceH "a re ali s.s
Mention may attracted by our -.
-, inv meIt a. on invest Kate lol "a "a
Sac,,ny Ihat our claims tor uese secutltles sio"A
W. - HEN are not based H. sold iounca'loh
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READY FOR SUMNER ROWING.
WHAT THE OARSMGN ARE DOTNG-RACES
FOR AMATEURS AND PROFESSIONALS.

Up TO Thursday night it looked as if the
amateur oarsmen I'm this neghborhoOd might have to
finish the season rowing in woOllen mufiers and pea
Jackets and OF the tender cubnen had seri-
ons thoug hts Of offering reward for patent umbrella
which could be used attachment TO shell Fri
diy morning. however broke beautifully clear with a
m I'd south esern breeze blowing. There was general
shedding OF wraps; all thoughts Of umbrellas dsap
oeard like before tho morning sun, and the boys
went at their work with renewed vgor. The crews
which expect compete in the regatta OF the 3Otb inst
have not let the weather keep them back and despite
the rain and the chill northeast winds have kept to their
practice.
The crews which will represent the various clubs
the regatta have now been pretty well decided npon.
There will be frstclass rowing when the extreme
bkwarpess Of is taken into consideration,
and I'm ALI likelihood the Harlem boys will exhibit o
phies Of their skill taken In all the leading
rerattsa The Eassaus have decided TO DO
represented by Berry. Gses Badgeley and schle'nser
In tho four-oared gig, and by sco't. Morse KeeF,
MaeDsugsi BegIey and Mcdonald In the sx-oared she'll
vit which they expect to do most OF their work this
rear Richard Morse Will carry the club eoors 10 the
senior singles The have been doing hard Work
sbis vssst and arr showing geod FORM
The sonparsIs arc sl.o training bard. In addition W
tAsir sax they In rAsipg four-oassd crew. CON-
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WEST SHORE QUITE.

" VIA WEST HU D5ON
All 0randJ and esDrOsscs stations
70 Trains West 42d-st u ton ute, later
Chiearo. 40 . m. ~ p. Pullman sleepers through
Detroit, 80 ms .bho. 9 .. M Pullman slespers -,
Suspension Bridge Niagara Fals Buffalo Rochester slo
a. M 1850, .sD N: Sleoping and parlor through
Utica. 7ilu so, ll.n a. mi 5000 3 o.
Eewburg KINGSTON. catskin. Albany '7iio 10. lilo
For Montreal aud Canada East 7ilo a IN. $3.50 D. m.
Hamilton. London 10 m. $3.50. % y IN rorasta '''o'
sbp.
sDaiiy. Other trains daily except SUNDAY.
For tlckes limo tables prror sleeping car acco
tons apply Jersey city, Penn r. K
Station Heboken ll6 gtOn-st, brooklyn, Courtst
Annei once foot fpons,I NewYort CITY ~ 800 2e go
$50, sol, ot6, ltU, i.32y broadway ThI bthavc te has
i2sth st., lSSe sewery. Penn stations foot .! Cort
Wssi t2dst nasgass called for checked tro
a1S 51 ssssSs ors n s s.s e Fs.s
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Dluioeno Noil;ss.

NhNi'N>A No. III LlbEsifsiiy,
NRw.YoiK Nay y 20 90 T.
C,OUpONS OF THE ADJUS I'M WV Nm
HoSps viii be paid on and after ~. spa su n.
nth mat a OF cal Louds have have coupons
rendered TO tho trustees, IL will be necessary 1y oa
len one day examination. hecks WIZ U nue uDto1
day morning ali lois handed IN petioyn Coup0us
i, ha "a, an OF the payment Of ConverttOle
WA w j. W. WATSON, i'e"S<,
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CLOSING PRICES or PHILi OELPHIA STOCKS
Rep9rtsdJ by G1IV II. DAVIS & Co. II WIZ
SATURDAY, May 1917. NJ.

SATURDAY, May 1917. ".
The stock market to-day opened tame and developed
weak tone that prevailed all day for tho general list
The exceptional features OF the day Union Pacific
and Louisville and Nashville The transactions IN Union
Pacific furnished than onethd Of the whole days
business and its price steadily advanced from 5ls ut
the opening 53sa534 at the close without reaction
Of moro - per cent. Louisville and Nashville de-
velOped no special activity or strength TIL
late In the day but when II began 10
move 1t moved rapidly from 52A to 54ho6i4, against
32ss yesterday With the late movements Of the two
stocks named theirs an advance along the whole
line closing figures generally little changed
from last evening Central and Hudson early developed
weakness and declined from 05i4 tn 94 and closed ut
0is aud Lake shore. after early salcs at 522953 rold
at 52i2052as Northwestern sold down from 9las to
9iIe and later nj 0iA99iss. and st. Paul
ruled steady at 694e69i2069es Delaware.
Lackawanna and Western nuctuatcd between
lO2Is and 1913 and ia final figure OF l02lQ gain Of b
per cent There to-day large liquidation OF the
borrowed against Wednesdays and Thursdays heavy
business returned, aud the lOaning fell dat to
I-i23 per cent premium There was of any
kind affect prices ruOrs except OF the Instructions
or ciques respecting the course OF prices Tho market
closed generally dull
Only Lali business was done In Government bonds,
hut the strong with the bids d and "A higher
respectively for the As and 4laA Annexed the clos
ing quotations;
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F.uresa trains leave New.York Dosbrosses and Court
lapdt Streets Ferries, m fol owsi 49, -.
$40 1870 $50 90 Chicago Limited AND 10 sos
. D m and IL night. sundays 9l6, 10 Limited and
ID M, 4, O, 7. and D. m, and IL night ,o ,,o
end lilo a M. l. = and p m. connect at Trenton
Rs1rnns trains leave Broad street station Philade
i2i0i, $40 49,. 5.e $50 7;So $40 $50 II ana AZ
$50 7lo, 7:I0 and Si6 p ON sunday 1901 80 iiSo
Leave Phladephia via Camden. $3.50 m dAiy. except
TSst craces sIs k26 and ga Broadway, Aso' Mouse
and foot Desbrosses and Cortlandt ss anu
Bu,ehs Hotel Hsboten station Jersey so c,oS,
The NewYork Transfer Company WAL csn LOT Aha oH'o'
baggage from hotels and resdenoea d, =, vyoon
CHARLES Il. PU6H, ~
Qoneral Manager ooherh rss'f Hso""
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Gteamboats ano Railroads.
BOSTON AND NEW ENGLAND.

ne LOW IA II
steamers esvs rom Per- S. n daily except sundays
ct D. m new with palace cars recining chairs)
r. W. P0PPLE General Passenger Agent
TROY BOATS-CITIZENS LINE
N . Steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY leave Pier
A. N foot OF Chrstopherst daily except Saturday AID
p. IN. Sunday steamer touches at Albany
NEW DAY LINE for Newburg, fare 80 cts,
~ landing at (Wost Point, Cold Spring and
Cornwall steamer JAMES EIT leaves foot WesG 10Th
DAILY nc II O'Clock IN and SU N DAfs a. a. IN re
York. returning day. Soc No ntoxlca ing liquors sold
LBANY BOATS" PEOPLES ne."-DREW
~ and DEAN RICHMOND leave Pier Al, North River
foot OF Canast every week day at connecting with
points and West Staeroouls warmed Freight re
ceived until time 0f departure.
A -RONDOUT, KINGSTON and CATSKfLL
As MOUNTAINS Landing at Crinston's west Point.
connecting with Ulster ana Delaware Stony Glove
Catk Mountain Railroads Steamers City o Kngst
and James W. Baldwin leave every week day az M pier
foot OF except saturday when city Of Kingston
leaves at p N.
(,ATSKIL,L EVENING LINE.
y For Caekll, Stuyvosant and intermediate landings
Boats leave daily (sundays excepe from Pier 81, r.
foot Of harriSoPF1xsiR FARE e Only ONE DOLLAR
TALL RIVER LINE.-The Best Sound Route
steamers PILGRIM and PROV lDBNCE from Pier 20
North River dolly Sundays ncudei at D. N.
GEORGE /. CONNOk, General Passenger Agent
BORDEN LOWELL, Agents. New.1ork
Tor ORIENT, GREENPORT, SHE TER
IsLAND soUTHoLD ead SAG r HARb ,Sd; p, ne
II H. r. New. York, foot OF Pine-st. TU IeSDAY5.
THURSDAYS AMI SATURDAYS &C p. m. Returning.
leave above landings Tor New-York MONDAYS WEDNEs-
In 10 ~ RACKET g. BRO. Agents so south.st NY
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
~ Trains from chambers Depot for Engle wood
loster Pierment and Nyack $50. 10 800, 4;
5:l0 tao $3.50 p. ~ midnight Sundays 7, a. m and
Nanrst. spring Valley and MOnsey T. 10 m. 4;0op M
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Dnsiuess Gbaures.

rrod
A GENTLEMAN, aye 40, of large and IVA, vsr .sa
~ busnrss experience would IKE p an nroporiJp %
honor 4 har, 1 re.aun,ralJn wonid oe IN pi.k snsil
ABILITY an aptneS. sho POSITIONS IN omos NJ IA ch,ice
rr,sreuces % o character. quaincst,onS e%u
mace when duiIel Address % u,,i.r,asu ,onp :
IrWFIkl ,UKE.-Adin .nlstralrA u nrsit =
y 70 asro.e Of above business On a<comn Nm. Tsl %
owner ksi4bhshsd three years. price al We i2eshse
address
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EHIGH VALLEY assen go
IL trains depot foot Of corandt and De.brosses
ia. at $40 .. m l. $40 and p NJ for Easton Bethlehen
Vayerly Ithaca Geneva Lyons, and the West Pull
coaches daily LEGAL trains at and 5iO
>. for EastOn. eethlshsm and CoPlay,
at $40 and $40 coanect To- Al
onts IN Mahonoy Hazeon coal regions Sunday train
,ayes for Mauch Chunk aud Hazleton SlOa IN.
General Easten once. No. 235 broadway .
Il. b. BYINSTON, @. p A.