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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-16
uARLEM RIVER BRANCH
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON


through trains VIII ieave Grand Central Depot:
ochester and Montreal Express: through draw
Dgr0om cars 10 Rochester, St Adams and Montreal
800 Fast Limited Chicago and ST. LOUIS Express,
with inning cars, stopping at Albany Utica syracuse
Eryiug at ChcarO 95H No. Cincinnati 800 m and ST.
Louis TAO p. m. next day.
luou Apiess ours ~ N"n"i-
iagua. Rochester. Niagara Falls and Buffalo. 49,,
III m. Western Newl ok and Northern Express WIN
drawing room ,,
$50 p. M, Albany, Troy and Utica Express through
drawing To SARATOGA, FL Edward ana Giehs
Falls ON Saturdays only
4 D. M, Accommodation 10 Albany and Troy
s6p H., Chicago and ST. Louis Express with seepngcars
Tor iagaTa Falls Buffalo. Cincinnati, Toledo Detroit III
and t. Louis
49l5 Pacific Express with sleeping RS FOR Roches
Buff Falls, Cleveland TOodo ana DetOltaso
10 Watertown OgdeDsbu daily except Satur ay.
D. m, Night Express, with sieeping-Care TO Albany
with the the est
tie North except saturday nlght
Tickets sale ,irGnd Central Depot No. o bowling
Gteen, Al Broadway Harlem Depot lZast and 4thaVe
and 81 WescOs Express Ouces place near Broad
way s5 and 9l2 BIO dway, and G2 est l2jtn-st, New
YORK. S3J Washington and $50 fuOnsts BROOKLYN ana 10
4th ST, Williamsburg
AccOnnOdat drawing room and sleeping be
procured the ticker offices NewYork city and
i33 Washing ton st. Brooklyn.
Baggage ca led for and c4tcSed from residence
s1hese daily. All Cthe daily except Sunday.
THESE trans stop at HaTleu l2Jth.St ana 4thaVe)
J. NJ TOUCEY ID. VI KEN DRICK,
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent.
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Doar0 mo Rooms.

East Side
At TURKISH BATHS, : and . ElSt 10Th
y r.. connsctnt 0ih windsor "o.'L D"""'''"'S ''i
ushcd rooms
ar Ma. % East Wa-huetou-placc q p1llor
y and large AMI snail To all haud'u y ia uih'd ana
comfortable, hrr Dot L 'i'.
4 PLEASANT large froat room, southern
\ .rpo.urc 10 ren'lrnon l3, last lsthst. n,ar Inv.
mgp'ace
EI'RNISHED ROOMS en- suite or siugly; gen
tcucu "n'v. Ter n,"- ',qni.-l - II,inr r.,-
L,UI, m. uun.; tie vinr. g. montnSa naud-
dies, r. ,or s Equitable Binding 100 iloahway.
rpO LEr.-Furni,ncd double and single
rooms a reasonable terms for gentlemen, , .o,,.,
rI'O LET. double and single rooms for gentle
| men Of moderate rms % Eat 3on-.t
TWO LARGE furnished looms; excellent
'"'o' iG5 al asn...t.. near Madison square.
\VFLL-ApPOINTED ROOMS, second or
W third hooL to pcimluent parties excellent i@hi"
HANDSOME SUIT SUNNY ROOMS. I'd
!. Gorr neatly furnished. with boari ior man and "e'
- Eat Ieth It,. corner Irving place
CHOICE Second Floor Of five rooms one
small suite with or without private 'apE Tgir'n,,"
20 EAST GOTH ST.-Sccond aud third lloor,
30 with puyatc bathrooms breakfast detrcdi rooms
for 81 ntlcmcn On suite Or snsy.
West Side.
ElRST story. large front room, furnished;
running water. upright bcl, mirrors etc gentlemen
uANDSOHEIY furnished rooms to let; ref
ercncc required. 29"cst lGth.st.
QUIET FAMILY desiring good table, ample
5 rS2 a no o9S Go'ds Ga4 ha ooo5 i FAX @
sEXRrNG 1873 West s'd.,i.
- RICHLY Grst-class accommodations, with
- location central without board:
5,IrSt
SUITE with other desirable rooms choice
ton. ,th-sve. Murray mn. liberal arrange
mcnt made vat" family private table optional ree!cnei
EO WEST 39TII- STA second floor, also
nv large aud hall room superior board private table
orsitedI references.
ID WEST 2lTH-ST.-I.argc and small hand
s0mcly furnished rooms running hot and cold water
larfc Closes cv-ry con'cncnc'i table guests n'''nmo
~ WEST 11TH-ST.-T rent an entire floor,
- furnished with private family southern exposure.
DN1l-ST, 321 WEST.-Largc sunny front
newly funshcI r.tclaosboarL
30 WEST 1SlH-ST.-plcasapt front rooms,
permanent, quiet nome rai5rnocs. ''''
:SD .WEor 47rI-ST.-Wnh board large
'('( WEST 3IST-ST.-A choice suite of
2H roomsi private dining rooms 'her rooms double ana
% WEST ST.-Smny, comfortably
reference.
Q1 WEST 37TH-ST.-Large pleasant rooms
> on second foor WIN without private table refer
tncei given an required
40 WEST 3lTH-ST-A New-Englaud
80 edy dg.r Few s,lgc, oo1rder' paror door to
BROOKLYN.
mo Rent. Two second story furnished
l. rooms without board references exGnanged. ,oo.
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING r. r.

i
m AM T FfEHyTT66 oaha Brook
100 To- o. NJ stNDA.5 at 400 si5 a. In 5:S) 1900
pireei conn ction at Wayne Junction ntown and
Chestnut Mi II Cougbia-ave Tor Manayunk, Con'ho'
DRoI7WTNG u S5 CHs On al Day Trains and SLEEPING
Returning T leave Sl7e i%DELrHIA. Yutn and
ESQ, $50 g:3j ll:cO a. N, :!5 "a 6io G43, a, 3
P% syNpAY 8S9 96 sG 1 S l-U No. 6 3I 5 aG
yST p HAvE2 e and PENN
For 5'V& ifLlGIffAMspoRr.- syNBURY. JEwIsBURG and
MAHAS9Y TllY at7 ~ - e. a. Bio 4.9 9 p N .oo
$50 Ga, 300 -. IN sundays $50 ,; m. 500,
fSr oe go 81 al t M s6ndays 5o D a. -''
For scliANTo% u 40 so a n 4 p N 100 s45a
YoO l.. 0. S45' "a p 10. SUNDAYS at $50 p. u.
F FS PAMA6GA at Al 7oo 70 5 r. H. 100 1890 s
For oiO BBElTTRgIRHmEm ALLENTOWN and MAUcH cHgEE
Al 4:0 - o 846 100. 1880 SD 800 , Ia sunday
For E%sio& at4:oo 7cO. ,45 a m 100 ~ $i5 40
For oHiGfm BRIDGE rBKANcd At 400 sl5 a m 400
For &LNoT9S zoo a. a NJ 100 1880 400 '''o
gS SoS Ne IF u at Zoo i 100 5 1890 ILL.,
9o li9 go S i5a 400 ' susGsS o 4a5 ESQ
FOR PLX SFiEKD, 400 eoo 100 735 S45, '3o 1919
ll5 NJ. LOO. l:%O go 80 7;1' So a. 'V I 90
$50 - 600 SSP 49, q, ~ H. 100 S H. 3j 40
yS SC 80 go B ~ 0CFAv GROVE &c. cAl rain
40 20 llo3a m l9 l sg 65 y n DE- ILL.,
Tof FREEHOLD At s:l6. ll:0O H. 5'OO' 4'VJ oUV CV'
p. N. . 4 u % ~. 4. r. % s.2o
a. H., l;nO 80 D. m $500, . ,.,., pyroorroN OIL,
EorATLANTIC CITY. NlNELAND ~DU Di'1D 0-' -
4:5O q IN, Loo y. H. -.,l,.
NFW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DlFlSlON
From Pier no. g. North Piycr via sancy II COX. ,,,
For HIGHL AEDS. SEABHNGHI. -IlNp Bra NJ II
LAKEM GOD TONS klN eil, Hud BAHNEbAI . 30 j. I'D
be procured a. foot OF Lipefiyst PER No1
North liver -. 2I7 Z57 ZGl. 2o7, 9i4 and b'5@
p',tJv,av G59. 737 ana 748 Gth-ve. Rvln2ton-st 10
II II and IS Grconwlclst los, US East Y IA st l13l2
Rln powerv and principal hotels in N0w-YOrk Cly u
Yroolyu II No COurt--t.; lO7 Broadway; 6s, 800 Fu
for.sf Manhattan In ipuuken, "a NashlhS
tn,sf i. 1rJuser Ompaiy WI cJ Tor ana check Dag
81 't ~, - nj y 'N7 C. G.. HANCOCK,
tc.,'r'', \, a,oser cen. Pass. and tick ct Agt
=, Vn0,,l .. =. T. Agr. ll9 liberty St. y Y.
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lroohInn p:ooertg g5r js.. al 81 cst

An INVESTMENT worthy of attention.
Y Thtee euaItment brOwnstOne houses on vanderbilt.
ave below yiic. only $1,000 cash req He: OWN bOihl
-. to gIIkL y no tION,
' 3s2 Myrtlrave., corner Clermont
EOR SALE or RENT.-Two villa houses II
rooms 1913 and lgl LincOnp place near Prospect fMk
ncrcf oder ready for occupations bay windows
three .ccs: pnce I0w owner. FIELDER 'B Liberty
7 EONARD MOODY, Real Estate Broker ana
Brook yn OF the Hanover Fle Insurance ~
ara Metropolitan Ppte Glass Insurance o. 10 20 ~
Trtnch OFFICES aud 16S Bedford
sonal attention TO tho rental and general naase
mont Of real estate ,--, -..-,-. ,,..,o
t1ick and brow dwellings, from 200 10 s1Ol
uota Investments in
prove n,s tore property principal business stest
flats and story paying 10 10 l. cent SeveAi mug
1ieces OF church property for sae also factory and dooA
bropees; storage warehouses skating fiuks ana
tne villas in desirable locations with eItra
grounds .-.- 4. -, ..o.t... ,o Ia, pt4ntod
Houses fats and apartments In al sections 70 leu fDu
list Of all TIRE Offices --.., -,
Parties having business cohheoteu IN shy WAY WIN -
estate VIII ''"s' " S% 70 coyRT.sT.. Main oflQ@-
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RECORDED REAI. ESTATE TRANSFERS CITY
The following e roal osiafe transactions recorded
yesterday
7istst Il s. 1861 # of l1thaye lGsxlo02, G $1,000.
Fuller ami wife O. Alexander Lniz.. o.. .... lNJOD
4 'GI9 I6s Union %al Bans TO A i,eu $4,000
and vie 10 j J Hcrcrnan. 1000
N' Jsoes ros,. "', 1900
3lsi-st g. ~ nw Of lst-ave, .0N1-9, Elizabeth
Haas and another to John olsen IO,'lO
sGth.st r laS 10 Il g of 4tlaVc. 16.SAlO22 PA
ndcr and wife Ia Jacob Voc bel 10000
sarrc Jacob be ana VIE Irdihdcr I2COuO
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THE BEST CONSTRUCTED And FINEST EQUIPPED
DOUBLk TNACK lINE roe HIsINEos or

THE BEST CONSTRUCTED AND FINEST EQUIPPED
DOUBLE TRACK LINE FOR BUSINESS or
PLEASURE TRAY FL
THE WEST SHORE ROUTE il ALl&G THE WE5I
EHOhE or THE WOBLDFANfED HUDSON RIVER
AROUND FOOTHILLS OF CArSKILL MOUNTAINS
MOHAWK
On ana after a. 1885, viii leave west 42dst
81 non AS follows:
rs leave downtown station. Jayst,
North river 70 minutes earlier than from foot Of Wca
z2d-St
Detroit and Chicago 'lOlO H. $500. $40 p. Pull
man seeper3 through.
St Louis sB.0U. .S.lO p. m Pullm an slcepers.
. Buffalo Rochester. 72O, 'lUlU n. m, "O;OO, 'olOp NJ
bleeIers ana parlOr ears. ono $500.
pm
Utica and syracuse 100 1OIO ll:2b a. H., Geo, 1919
pm $500. $500
an, 800, s8.lO, sll4Op.m.
Newburs Kim st0u Sauscres Albany, '7:20, '1OIq
ll:k5 IN. 3:JJ, 900, $40, sll4O p IA.
kaIaOga Albany 7:Z0 1l;1j q. ~. 500 p III.
For Montreal and Canada East 7lD a. M. 600 D. M
hamilton. IOnnOn. @lO:lO 5000, -SlOp. IoIont2
slUlu 900, ss:1Op. IN.
sIaly Other trains daily except sunday.
For tickets time tables IOr on sic phg car hCcChuoh
lions, information Apply at Offices: HObOken, ~ IiuuhOb
~ Brooklyn, Annex once, LOOT OF iuitOhsti
eewYork City n 207 26l $40. S93 s5l $40 i4D l3-S
Broadway, 1871 6thave l46 East ~ thst. 1882 B0wefy
d West Shore Stations foot of West 42ist and 1901 ol
sys. North River Baggage cal ca tor ami cnecked from
petels and residences Order VI be let at eEet eee%
$50 Broadway r. \eueIal Passenger Agcns
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THE NEW LINE
L BETWEEN
NETWORK, PHILADELPHIA. NORFOLK OLD POL

NETWORK, PHILADELPHIA. NORFOLK, OLD POINT
COMFORT AND THE SOUTH.
HOURS FAsTEkTHAN ANY OTHER ROUTE
Tho NewIOrk Philadelphia a Norfolk Railroad Company
noT runs Fast Day and ight Exr between New loIk
a1d Cape Charles Trans leave New fJrE pennsylvania
iairoad $40 ~. week days aDG 1dy, arriving Old
Point Comfort 10 D. m week days 53J cay Nor
I9E = m ana ri q bccp .broIgh Fl ON New
YORK % Cape Charles and Pa3r from had pbia with
out change Tickets arcrcar sestE er6 bens
b secured stanl Ticket Once o. nsg RarOad
Il. w. DUGNE SuperiLt endsLL
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, nsintss uroperLl tor Sal: 40 to Get

nsinfss IJropcrIl lot SIIs u To 10 LIT
DTLKHEADED WATERPROOF - IN New
ID YorE Harbor vr sale lease for all kinds OF mhhhac
tories terms. IN 1xoh,rco., lace
BUILDINGS. STORES, LOFTS and OFFICES
ID iu this vicinity some very desirable. 10 let.
' KJriANp& WHITING, Beekman-st
nor SALE-To close an estate by order OF
L crocnfor G.story store Pcari.st Mad' Lane
:. EDDY Il Co. ltj BToad"ay
TEMPLE COURT.-A few desirable Offices 10
i let In this elog ant fre.proof building =, -, -.
I,CLAN il a WHITING, D Beckinan 81
TINO IET.-Wholc buildings, 237 W alter, 239
4 Front 10 James slip - Beekman y ,--.
rutland & WHITING. " Hickman 81
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Counlrn Droper.n for Sale anO 60 Get

nor SALE AT RICHMOND HILL. L. l.
Two Queen cottages l. rooms, all improvements
full water supply ornamental grounds overlooking bay ana
ocean pertct uidC. tine cot room large Oi
some Of The atdsowcst bildrg sites m ID" world an al
prices and terms satisfactory Tie myers. Only minutes
from ferries and iropkyn FIELDER. 0S lAueIt'-st'
FOWLER 1 iCImOpd Hil.
EINEST LOCATED FARM on SENECA
4 LAKE. so1th oi Geneva ~ gr st bargain ana upon
terms. Wth immc tale 's'cssI1I = d"-rfl
nal. mile splendid shore mont with Handsome
gr,y,s % cottage TcsdcuCH
VEN br,, barley Clover grass AMI fruit land 80
acres wheat tne buildings all 30 brstoass order Adj
Irtss cal Ip.n ........ .....
y. Y.
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4 ORWICH LINE.

\, ORWICH LINE. 49, . c,ono,..,-
~ Reducion Of fares all points Boston So WSrcSst,r
ex n,er above DesbrOsses street Ferry at Assn p H. uy'
Sunda
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Gin ilroferln iOanteO.

WANTED, by q gentleman and wife, hand
w sqmcy furnished house between Madison and 9th
aycs and IOtNs the Park. Address l.. o. BOX 1915.
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THURSDAY NOV. 10.
IN Pchdrd !. H1rHob q Ia.
estate o. lots boudcd by Clafcmont and
H,ers4c ayas etHe-u l20t and l2 th sts FOR clos
urr sale y Hart Ttcr,c DO, lX3' and f-1rv hul ing
No 2.I9b lhtayc and lot .JIlOO II ami similar building
NOZZ2 as luad.st b 81 -Jj n e. o! iday
R4 II.Chdd 4 u, Udiiie0rSS.
Foreclosure samuel thomas referee lots lGNlOD each
an :;.st ~ dWcln = Nos 4JI and Ir at 1,fh--f s.,
~ W II Ayr.A ami lO lGxiOg5 and similar bI4ld
No 4jl East 5Ith-st. ion " II above.
FRIDAY. NOV. 90
By A.. J. B,ectcT 4 SIM.
alc TW EuTasrcfcrcc. 0i 2OvNlOO5 3, ana
story dwelling NO 60 Last 5Gth.-t 20, II of itAave
BV NCDU H. N4Cs.
Foreclosure sale II smith referee lot - * OD4 ANA -
story house. So Last 34s-st ll5 II Of MadsDn1Nc.
EG PDsr T. N'B'r
Foreclosure sale l. HOlme IccTce lot 2OIiuu5 and story
building so J. East J0tl-.t. 2JJ n e. Of jthaN6
BIZ HirhGgd + N0IH'u d "a.
Foreclosure sale Murray referee plot Of land JDoKIO0
aud buildings, SHAVE. II c cor o. iujth-st.
SATURDAY, SOY. y.
Pg RicLdTd T. UGrncH Il H.
closure sale referee lots 'hcriu s'7c
70 90 and j-stoTy nats Nos 81 ana JOB West JJhs
21J n 4 o. 9thhyc
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anthon Sales OF Real estate.
a DRIAN IL. MULLER, AUCTIONEER.

a DRIAN IL. MULLER, AUCTloNEER.
AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
2sTH ST. NEAR BROADWAY,
known as
HORTICULTURAL HALL
ADRIAN II. MULLER & SON will sell at auction on
WEDNESDAY. NOV. Is.
Az 10 o'clock at tho Estate Exchange and Auction
Room No. 81 LiDerty-st.
ny order OF the New York Horticultural society:
WEST 2sTH.sTThe plot Of LAM with Demonstrations
building thereon known as Horticultural Hall situate on
the south 2stht $50 feet east OF tthsve nav
GgSSin frontage OF % '0'' -''1''' p =.
A UKIAN II. MULLER, Auctioneer.
Executors sale
ESTATE OF RICHARD SMITH CLARK.
40 LOTS.
Comprising the entire block bounded By
1lrHAvE, 69TH AND 10TH sT5.
AND
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.
ADRIAN MULEE soy % sell 81 F sgStPa a,a On
ETChanse ncon Room 40 o. Ia err 6y Sraer S S5
epre oocE bounded by itave 9th and 10th SIS and
m ne cent nav remain on and mortgage for too
year K%6x JR attorney No l5 Broadway. Maps
&C. eo at a Su let mis once No IL PinOst
RICHAKDy HARNETTT s CO. A ESH ne
III VIII Sell nt Auction, w kDN E5DAh' WV 10
M ~ o'clock noon. 80 . -,
. h poal Estate Ycbsnge and Auction Room % 10 %
~ WV ~ Iiborty-st.
EXECUTORS SALE
1aFAST 7SD-~T. NEAR SIH.ANE,
Astnry hi0h stoop brown stone ~ oho y IO< =
BFFKMAN Il OGDEN. esqs. Attorneys II BrOau"W'
Maps nj AuCtiOneera, - Liberty 81
pICHARDv V. HARNETT & CO., Auctioneers
TX WIN Sell at Auction. thursday. NOV. 10,
at ~ O'Clock, noon, -
Az tho Real and Auction Oon Oh 70 %
~ Ilberty-st.,
PERFMPIORY SALE
30 NALUARL. LOTS,
being portion OF tho
POST ESTATE on
RIVERSIDE AVENUE,
MONT AVENUE,
Between 10th and 18TH sts.
PR CENT
CAN REMAIN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE
Maps at AucuOncers. - LDeIbsI
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etfomtoois ano Railroabs.

ALBANY BOATS-"People's Line.n-DREW
cot of CanaLst evey weeK day at connecting with
I'll noins North and West Freight reoeived unul tune OF
departure.
TROY BOATS - CITIZENS LINE
"A Fare 81 80, EXCURSION, GOOD DURING Sea- SON,
% 30 berth included. steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF
IoV leave Pier y. r. loot Chustopherst daily except
saturday at p. IN SUNDAY ste imer touches at Albany
-RONDOUT, KINGSTON and CATSKILL
A. MOUNTAINS, Ianeinc o. Cranstons Yves Point,
6o-Svaii Newburg Marlboro Milton. Poughkeeps and
fs,nIt Conneons WIT Ulster and Delaware stony Cove
on5 Etskr. Mountain railroadc SteamerD CITY OF
KIN SION and JAMES w BALDWIN leave every
sxoep. Sasardays wher City o. Kingstoc leaves =
UARIEM RIVER BRANCH
III I'm YORK \ EW-HAVEN AN ID HARTFORD r. r.
,jns cave harlem River station, corner 80 -st and
n owe near Third Avenue Bird Harlem River
v Third Avenue Elevated RairOad) daily. except
NeaSrs Of 645 1:5O $40 1000. ll;55 2:l0 3:55
stm 10 $40 and 500 D. for Port Morris Casanova
800 Poinf Hunts Point West Farms. Van Nest, West
esteT Timpsons Bay Chester Pelham Bav Barlow Getty
iondi Pc ham Manor and New Rochelle. connecting at
Rochelle with trains for all p0Ets the IN ne OF
me Newly Ork New.Haven and Hartford Railroad, shore
New Britain sufeld Branches and Boston and all points
East - r,.o..,,. - -, ,.,oru,o,io.o s,o
lions n, ~ 10 a III. iay, except Mondays.
sunday trains Rochelle and all nteTmedia sta
tious at 900 $3.50 the latter tran connecting
AT Rochelle with trains 10 Grand Cent? depot ana
Stamford
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REAL ESTATE.

BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.
During the past week the auction sales nave
been as follows: ..oro,
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CHoPUs OF ONE HUNDRED VOICES,
BALLET OF EIGHTY DANCERS AND
TIE UNRIVALLED THOMAS ORCHESTRA.
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Amnsements.

SUNG BY AMERICAN ARTISTS.
Sc eced with especial to the repertoire TO be
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COACHMAN.-By II young single man, l2S
" years Of who uIerstnds MS business IN every 10.
proper careful driver;
references last enposer citS OF country Ad'
droas B b., Irlbnne Branch Once. l33 ataave.
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NOACllMAN-COOK or LAUNDRESS.-By
~ married man family wife cook or aundrossi
would lake care Of gentemahs places ciiy or county Al
dfgss A.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the pnstoffice AT Idaho City
on the 3ist day of Oct watch, ii not tax
en- out in so days, will be. s.ns to the dead
letter office;
Mrs Mollie BARLEY. Emigran. Agen.
Mr.. T. Kearuey, Mrs. Miranda Mcbride,
Thomas Nolon, g Tamazni, J. II. War
ner, Il. White.
Persons calling fr any Of the above
letters will please say advertised"
y. c. s,LSRY, P. D..
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lsAsK KilxcBacK, Of Emmettsvillc,
was IN town this week With butter,
eggs and various kinds Of Fish, and
sold his load at good figures. Mr..
kIingback called on the WmID, and
his was Just the kind Of call that a
newspaper is always pleased to term
"a very pleasant CALI He subscribed
for the World and paid for it in all
vance.
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JAS. McIURDy, of Lewis gulcl,,
called on the WopLD last Tuesday.
1t S .Jim's opinion that there is good
deal of wealth IN that gulch, and that
NJ rrell will be vel paid for his en-
terprise and perseverance. as well AS
others who have mining interests over
there.
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Next SUNDAY. NV 4, Bishop Glorcieux
will hold services at til Catholic Church.
MSo'cock A. NJ first Mass, during which
some ci,ildren will receive their first Com
mn,ipn: at l0:3D. High Mass, after which
the II ,ly s cra,nelt tf G 'nfirmaiion will
be given at 7,3a p VI Vcspcrs ana sermon.
All are prdiallv vitrd
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-11-06

J. G. SHr ToS, better known rs
"Oregon Jack, and YIN. Saunders,
got into dispute last Monday even
ming at Banner, over game Of cards,
which resulted in the use OF knife,
in the hands OF Shipton, who severely
cut Saunders in both arms, nerthcr OF
which he now has any use Of. !Sann-
ders came to this place and swore out
a complaint, and Deputy Sheriff Jas.
Freaner left "Wednesday for Banner
to arrest the man who used the knife.
Mr.. Freaner met him at the twelve
Mile House, comn,i'g ia- The trial
is set for Z clock to morrow.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-11-06

M sl,oshone Journal says that dn-
thi, season All aggregate OF 1000
y. Lads or over 10000 head Of cattle
I'D horses have been shipped east by
the Oregon Short Line.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-11-06

JUDGE Mutton KELLY has sold a
oue.hllf interest in the Idaho States
man to Malachi Krebs, formerly re-
ceiver in the LAID Office at Boise
CITY.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-11-06

Fl.E or six inches Of snow fell last
Tuesday night, and the feathery fakes
fell, but not very thicaly--not enough
to add preceptibly to the depth-dur-
ING Wednesday.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-11-06

New York la,tTu sd,y gave II Il, Dem.
about l415I maj 'r.ty over Davenport,
Rep, FIR G veraor. Til. Legislature
shni -Repu licans, 2i; Dem cats, II.
Assembly -Republicans, IS: Dem wr'iis,
o. Fz Hlsh Ler, Dem. WAS elected
Gsernnr of vi g,ai by m j 'rity of
so'0W. Til Legislature will stand alb ,ul
two To one in favor of the Dem u rats.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-11-06

JoJac son, Of Centersilie, called in
to see the WosLD yesterday. 10 Mas
left in charge OF the Goldel Fleece ~
Hugo BavlIonse, who is working il
under lease. Two men besides 10
are at work in the mine, and two more
men will he put to work next week.
They have sunk shaft thirty feet,
from the tunnel, which makes the
shaft seventy-five feet below the
surface. The shaft was sunk Oh
the hanging wall. They will dit to
the foot wall, Oh which is the main
vein, and will then begin stopping.
10 informs us the Mammoth niil Oh
Summit Flat was shut down this week
for the winter. This mil is run By
water power and of course cannot
crush during the winter. They
have been working this season
on a four-foot vein of gold ore.
Work was also suspended in tho
mine for The reason that it
is not necessary to get out ore this
winter to keep the mill going next
season. 10 SAYS c. S. Kingsley, aud
J. S. McQuade, principal of the pub
lie school Of this place, aud Miss Hat
tie Stone, assistant, while ell route TO
Placerville, "Wednesday, to be pres
ent at the meeting of the board OF
examiners, were confronted on Hen
nv creek by short, heavy-set man,
with a Winchester rifle. He, the
man with the rifle, drew his,hat over
, his eyes, disguised his voice, and or
; dered halt, and there was halt, so
sudden that the break broke. The
man with the gun demanded money.
| Nc saws, ain school teacher ana
/, haven't vet drawn" Here the de-
mander shut him Oft with though
S said" Then he addressed Mr.. h:
: "Driver, what have you got in the
!; way of lucre?" "Only six bits.
!; Guess you don't want sucl. "a small
/; amount?" "Guess | DO though. Toss
e the TIM and the tin he tossed. The
{; robber then told Mr.. h, in an undis-
f gulsed voice, to drive on. Mr.. X. rec
ognized the voice as that OF an old
e friend, and laughed laugh that made
the woods ring for mile around. He
+ said he knew all the time who the man
= was, and acted out the part to have
r some fun at Mes expense; but,
u says 10, "that story don't &C."
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-11-06

A large flock of swaes sailed around
the city all Tuesday night and
"Wednesday. They were lest in the
storm, and fog, and it seems did rot
know what direction TO take 10 grt
to the sunny South, whittier they
we're bound. Several shots were
fired at tn. flock at long range. hut
not single swan stumbled To the
racket" a