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A Pretty DnlnMy:

The show-window girls of real flesh and blood are formidable rivals, not only to the wax figures, but the panoramic views, which are a new feature in window-dress- ing. One firm adopts this method of displaying handsome hosiery. A young girl attired in elegant street costume is seen in the atti- tude of crossing a muddy street. She reveals two shapely limbs in- cased in the very latest thing in hosiery. One wonders how a real girl can stand hour after hour under the gaze of hundreds of eyes that gather around the win dow and not finch at many of the remarks made by passers-bys but they get used to this sort of thing, look at it in a professional way, and stand as unmoved as if really of wax. Then, too, the hours re- quired of them are comparatively short, as they are only on service during the fashionable promenad- ing hours, from Il or 12 to 3. I saw one of these girls off duty. She told me she felt almost sight, less after she passed out of the store in tie street; that she accus- toned herself to look at one spot in range with her eyes, and for 8 while she could see nothing else. She did this because at first she was "awfully embarrassed" and thought she must drop her eyes, but now she never thought of what people said Sometimes a fellow would come to the window and try to "mash' her and she'll feel the pink creep up into her ears, but she would take no notice and after a while he would go away. Girls of her own age, she said, were harder on her than women or men. Often they called her "a bold piece" and thought the police should put stop to such shame ful exposure. One girl said: 'She thinks her limbs are pretty, but they are no better shaped than dozens of others" Women often pitied her and wondered her mother would allow it, but men always had cheerful, bright word to say, and she heard herself called a "daisy" and a darling" on an average of a dozen times 8 day.
 I asked her how she came to accept such a position. She laughed and said; Necessity makes one do many things that those with plenty of means frown on. My father was a poor artist and I used to pose frequently for him, and in this way learned to stand in uneasy positions. He used to say my limbs would be my fortune. After he died I tired figure posing, but it did not pay me and was much more uncertain. I am better paid."-New York Correspondence.
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OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SUPER
 vIsoRs, COUNTY OF GRAHAM,
 TERRITORY OF ARIZONA.
 SoLoMoNvILLE, April 3, 1888.
 The Board met at s o'clock a. m. pursuant to adjournment.
 Present, Hyrum Weech, chair man; Wm. Whelan member, P. J. Bolan District Attorney and P. Michelena clerk.
 Absent-H. c. Boon member.
 The proceedings of yesterdays meeting were read and on motion approved.
 The following proceedings were had:
 Upon the statement of 5. w. Pomeroy, treasurer, as to q de- ficiency in the general salary fund of g, 2,74570, it is ordered that the said treasurer transfer from the general into the general salary fund of the county the said sum of g, 745 70 to meet salary warrants drawn on said fund at the present meeting of this board.
 On motion it is ordered that the road overseer of road district No. 2, purchase six scrapers and one railroad blow for the use of the several road districts in the coun- ty. and that the said articles be bought at the lowest cash prices.
 Upon motion it is hereby ord cred and directed that the county physician, J B. Groesbeck, act as superintendent of the county hos pital at Solomonville; that he certify officially all charges and demands against the county, on findings from services rendered by contractors or persons connect ed with said hospital, and that he purchase at the lowest cash prices such articles as are really neces- sary for the proper and economi- cal management of said hospital.
 In the matter of the taxes of the Arizona Copper company, delin- quent for the year 1887:
 Laurence Russell, Esq, presi- dent and mining agent of the above named company, now comes before the board and offered to pay taxes for said county upon the amount of $27,140 (twenty- seven thousand one hundred and forty dollars), in addition to the amount originally assessed against the Arizona Copper company by the assessor of Graham county, as payment in full of all taxes charged against said company for the year 1887, and which said offer, having been rejected by the board, said L. Russell, Esq, president and managing agent of said Arizona Copper company as afore- said, through counsel, Alexander Campbell, Esq, made the further offer of S6,500 as payment in full of all taxes charged against said company for the year 1887, and which said offer was also rejected by the board.
 The following demands on said Graham county were prese sented to the board and on motion were ordered disallo we'd as being un- authorized, viz:
 Mrs. Anna Reardon, drugs and medicines, $11.75; Jno. H. Lacy, medical services, $50.
 Upon the petition of citizens of Pima preclnct, No. 3. asking that the county road passing through the village of Pima, be changed from and after said road passes through said village. toward Fort Thomas, as follows, viz.: Run ming directly west from and after passing the sand wash west of Pima, until the foothills are reached; thence along the base of
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Arhsna q New Mexico R. R. Time
 Table.

Trains run daily, Sundays excepte1.
 Passenger and freight rates on the Arizona q New Mexico Railway from April list 1887.
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4 mathematical genius has fg- ured that if all the bustles now in use should be heaped in one great pyramid, it woul1 be large enough to completely cover up Rhode
The Clifton clarion., 1888-04-18

Mamma" said Boston girl, Ifs it proper that Clarence should kiss me before we are marriedw Certainly, you are engaged to him; and, besides, if you care to have him kiss you at all, Penelope, 1 i | l. L l.
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Clifton Postomce.

Regular hours from 7:ss q. n,- to 7:S D. n. RsSistration from ESQ a. m. to p. m. Money Order hours q:sO &. m. to D. m. Sundays office open from Il .. m: to IF m. Mail departs for Solomonville Tuesdays, turisya. Mail closes BOO p. m.
 Nail for Norenci closes at o:5o a. n. ,, Se foreign or mutilsted money will be received for stamps. box rent or postal orders. Parties calling for mail matter other than SAat which is addressed to themselves must prsssnt aa order for delivery.
 A. c. REARDoS, P. NJ.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Territorial.

Territorial. 9overnor-C. Meyer Zulick, Prescott. Secretary-Jas. A. Rayard. Prescott. Treasurer-C. B. Foster. Prescott. Surerintendent of Public Instruction-C. ". Strauss, Tucson. An iitor-H T. Andrews, Prescott. Commissioner of Immigration -.C. H. King. PhHnix.
 supreme Court-J; H; Wright, Chief Justice. Prescott; w. W. Porter Asso- ciate Justice, PheniI: Wm. H. Barnes, Associate Justice. Tucson. U. s. District Attorney-Owen T. Rouse, Tucson.
 Surveyor General-J. Hise. Tucson. U. s. Internal Revenue Collector-J. J. Devine, Tucson. Delegate to Congress-Mark A. Smith, Tombstone.
 Judge of First Judicial District-wm. H. Barnes.
 Judge of Second Judicial District W. ". Porter, Phenix.
 Judge of Third Judicial District J. Ii. Wright, Prescott.
 Graham County.
 PROBATE JUDGE. 2. T. FITZGERALD. ...............Sol SolomOnyille
 CLERK PROBATE COURT. REKD. N. NEWELL. .SolomonviIle
 sHEKIFF. B. N. CRAWFORD. .... Solomonville Dsputies-w. c. W. Smith, Solomonville.
 RECORDER. ?. MIMxLEsA,........-... .solomonville
 TREASURER. s. ". PoXERoY, .Solomonyille Dsputy-F. Nj. Newell, Solomonville.
 DISTRICT ATTORNEY. P.J. BoLAN-.-...--.-........ .Solomonville
 PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR. D. H. MIxa... Thomas
 ASSESSOR, w. ID. J0HNS0N.....--.--.. .Safford
 SURVEYOR. J. H. .MASrINEAU,. Pima
 BOARD or SUPERVISORY. H. c. Duncan WI. WHALEy, .......-...-...-.-.Ar .Arivaipa aHHVI MEECH..... Tltht P. HfcaILEsA Clerk .......... solomon vile
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Andersen Henrietta ana John Henry F SSd 'rnS
BfyGc John and others Robert Boyd and anO exrS
2asve and 2ds1 Sears s FSoeyd oppenhemcr
and sno NV cor 9tSsyc ana Iolstst q mortgages
800 sRSon Michael and to william Hairs sons
sG 5na J ana l. 10 J.epR GsS and
6raperey , rs 20 o. aSiss L sd ana
exrs &C. csTemonsye o o. lIl Boii6e eSrs
7o6lst Of Wet E1daye ~ 600 Inst,
callahan John ana VIE e 70 ~ 10 600
exy DUG se nv cor hs ana 9hay year 1890 500 ooo
Same TO same saye o. 74tnsS yea hnse NV
cor T 3SssSe Gee George to william PIgaen 12s'h't
o; 81 'Jo.eghns r 10 sarah Gassn ct al
adfy S e ' q and Hf G E a9o
St G yss'i ehael AID trustees g Anthony Dus'o
NV s sS1 ' 70 PHILIP PoPrty Srrss CO.
nIn@aS, Samuel and wiie e br'oeS 00''e'
Lq &C Es5 hs5es Z sna wife 70 Louis weda0Cen Co.
es Eiseoms1 h2Te 70 Daniel W Reeve 1o2d''''
q a,haye Ggg 90 to Jacob Butler cor sthave
sn{ ItSh 5s0a ys'J SXdssiae sha 60 Avenue
Yse e e Citizen. savings Box sec 600 i'S'h' ave
mug ~ Cornelius ana % 10 dt aed al6 18th
TfuS I Of 5thye years morssss' G?aee Church
MOI, Iy and VIE 10 E Tears $1,000
5eh,st or ., 10 Ckouncey Low. trustee No
IS Wes zslSJ JACOB and others 20 John Ryer
,;;S"ssi n Bsysrd,st years sl,sV Ooc,ees, "a GOO
800 "a SANE. saiee property u ~
a. c 20 James "a Ieop0d Gusthal ana sho eAecu'orS
.s'JIetbg 81 v Otb-aye year, SIS ooV q, c 7 MAYER
Oppenhel,ne' - gth.ave, u Ifoth-st. ! IL years 4
,ror,cages). s30. z51 >, - ,,,o n Lehman Bern
hc,cey 1oi and 1913 Greenesi year, soo,ody' 1oe,h
NJ ,u.ia1 Marc A 10 Eyene ii Bralncru- i-oth
q, ~ 5th-avc insalmenes Al 300 vi q ,o,h 81,
Phillips Beatrice il. 70 NiIi4siH D'"4u~' ~
W 5fL.ave, months, S2OOO. -. -. poahodv Fdur,,,o,
rad Trustees corner Bridge and whitehall ss
years $40 900. IL. g.. o,, ~ Palmer q
Reeve, Daniel w ana wue 70 LOU ~ ai"i'''
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finanrial.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
or TIE
SUTRO TUNNEL COMPANY.

Tho Su,ro Tunnel Company hereby gives nouce
such OF It's stockholders as have yet subscribed 70 i
bonds that judgment has entered in the long pehs
suit for foreclosure OF mortgage in favor Of the Complain
.
One condition said judgment, however - thas IA
the shareholders who have not yet subscribed 20 the ne"
Londs Of tie company shall have ninety days from Oo'"
Der 1885, to their interests BY paying Tor the i'
thirty days nfy-hve cents ani for the next succeens
sixty days, sixty cents per share on all shares o"
them, for which they Will receive the bonds Of the
company at the rate CT 81 each niyAye o. sixty ceS "
subscribed.
Any shareholder who does subscribe for these bonus
within this period Of ninety DAYS. must necessarily i
interest I'm the property Of the COMPANY . ,ro,o-,-
All subscriptions together WIN INC ,r,n.f camfany
indorsed mus be 10 the Union 4fufl Nomi'N''
No 70 Broadway, New-York
For circulars and further information appZ 70 sc
OF tho company No $50 Sansore-st. s1h l1l0I91'' ~
Room 1913 Produce Exchange n l.
THEODORE sUTRo. President
r-ancIsco October 1. 1855.
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european ADVERTISEMENTS
eRATEFUL-cdMFoRTING.
EPPS'S COCOA,

BREAKFAST" BY a thorough knowledge OF tins
natural laws which govern the operations Of digestion aat
nutrition and by careful application OF Le One properties
" uesleeteo Cocoa Mr. kpps has provided Ouf efeaA
flst tables with delcatey favored beverage which may
save US many heavy doctors bills II IS IN ne rdeioes
use OF articles OF diet that constitution may 90
gradually built up uLt strong enough 70 resist every ch
Senry 10 dsease Hundreds Of subtle maadcs coating
sfund us ready attack there Is wcaE point
We may escape many fatal shaft ~ keeping ourselves
well fortified with pure blood AID properly noHBbea
frxne "-Cvil Service Gazette. .
Made simply with boiling water or milk Sold only IN
half pound Grocers labelled thus; James EPfS
4 Co. Horso0sthlc Chemists. London. England
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Io2d-st to 1o1st-st tth-aye e mortgages months
s7,220 o-o r.s, -o,hs A.
3 years, 90 900. -, ,ors,s,
Ruddcll, George w, to Daniel kenuau' . i-A''7N'
Slberstein Morris TO George II Cook ana ano'
executors 8 1Ithst Waycrcy Ploce. years thvVV,
Taylor Charles and Wife TO Richard CummihgN
i03d-st W sth-avc. l year, $1,000. ,, , Motion
The Jane Street NJ. +. Church 70 JOsePniho - AN''-
No. 10 Jane-st years Ella, 600. - = ~...A =. n-r
Trustees OF 81. Nicholas German H. y .hui
Dock Savings Institution. 2dst lsVa'c' 'o''A
S25 600 -. r. A., oo-
Williams Jesse to the Title and Trust Co. NO. ~
WaycFley Place years $4,000. - m OF
Rutgers Place, years, sI20 CO.
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STEAMBOATS,.
A so TO BOSTON

4 -S3 TO BOSTON
a. FOR FRS f-tLASS LIMITED TICKETS
FARES REDUCED
FALL RINEE LINE
peduc,lon N All points steamers BRISTOL and
pp0VIDENCF leave Per - y. h. FOO, Of Murray.st.
At 30 d n daily sundays included Connection by An
mex boats from Brook and jersey Cy al D. M Re
turning trains connecting with steamers leave Boston
week DAYS al d M. sundays p. m. Steam heat In
siateroons. Az ORCHESTRA on each steamer through;
am the year Tickets and -t"OOr, secured AZ principal
rnn.l.r mn ,-nEn- nlcc. On nnl = ard On seaners
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BOSTON. PROVIDENCE AND EAST.


The INSIDE Route kc4Gcd Fares Hec.nrg Chairs
Free o, Charge.
Soarcis SrONiNfTOf tai Il SSAlffi SITS
leave New Pie. So North River on, Dock above Ctna..
St at 30 D. m connecting with fo 1Wing frili~ y
train leaves STEAMER az arrives In Boston ~
Fxpres, at 30 m. arrives Boston as a . ilicr
INnrcss - q. arrives Ro>fou 40 10 - !.
l.l.-enlnr. haNe chn-ce W ENn-es. tnLn.
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miscellaneous.

RAILING TUBES lor Ca,ndlr-. Maps &c
VI AMERICAN PAPER ROLL Co.,
227 Church.st, Philadelphia
TSEFTL PRESENTS: moderate prices
Y Carpetings RugA Mataue- Cnars. ~ eer- t3o,es
D..k- Crlircn's Chlrsi open evenings ANDRE" LIS
TFRS SONS. 7fl Broadway.
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NORWICH LINE
~ FsvoFl;e inside route; Fares niu'ea 10 Le''"n,
S3. Worcester. e. 81. Corresponding icIGctuH 20 ~
points Ea-t steamers Pier 40 Noftn i.iNes Igps
a. Wsttss Ueyt pier above DSs3lossss1 ieIfh lazy.
sundays excepted 80 D. Tickets and state rooms
t"cpiei 40 mlrclIW ticket oNees IA Nc"'A"ia Wi
Broo.yn al Cncr per AMI steamers.
Westcotps FAufcss will ell Cor AMI vhteA Ia. :. .
from. hotels ana residences 6. ". bEADi, A-vi..
NEW HANEN.-Steamers leave Peck-slip
~ pier IS Il. r. at p m. and II D (suniays
ceped Steamers in time for early trains north at
cast
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filuslcal 9rslruEcnlS.

NUMBER OF signify used uprish ana square pianos
n OF our make which were specially selected ana u-il
nv e artist, Of the Metropolitan opera House CoHDRnI
during The past opera season will be so!d a. ubeEa
reduction from REGULAR prices -. ,c.A o.
VIM ENADE co. liz tth'aye. abofe lVlhS-
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Proposals.

AOUEDUCr COMMISSIONERS OEgICE.
sTENAlt BJ ILDlNG,
No 2sO BROADWAY NETWORK,
December 90 1855.
TO CONTRACTORS
Bids OF proposals clearing and removing all timer.
brush gra~- ana other vegetable growth from Inc lands
that ar required the puTpose o. locating thereon The
Iast Bancf Reservoir East Branch " the CrOtOn
River and on Bog Book IN the town OF south Fast,
Iutnam County New York a. called Tor IN the approx
gorun. ami specifications file I'm the Office
81 the Aqueduc Commissioners will be received at this
o,ic@ until ~ LDN ESDAY, JANUARY 9. 1889. o. 3
o'clock .. H., 90 which place ana hour they VIII DO
publicly opened hy the AQueduet COMM ssiones ana he
ward Of the doing said work viii be made BY
said Comm s-Oner. -oon thereafter a. possible. -
Elapk forms of said approved contract aud specihca
lions therefor BIDS proposals ana proper envelopes
for their Enclosure. Mt al other information can be OBJ
oine1 a, f above office 0f the Aquoiuct Commissioners
on application fte SECRETARY o. ~ the office OF Division
I,-;rasr t,eorg. T. Ruraeua af Brewstcrs New York
Iy order Of the AQueiuct Commissioners
~ ~ JAMES {. DUANE
JOHN c. SUEEUAN. President
secretary
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Eost anS fonn0.

7 osT or sTOLEN.-Bank Book No. 1902, ~ the
|. Fmicrout savings Bank Payment stopped Pease
return book 70 bank, 20. 81 Chamhcrs-st
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! ruriu VALLEY RAILROAD,

a. AssENGER TRAINS leave foot Of cortland' ana
Ue-.losals as follows; "a l,oln,ss '-A
Ed Nata.a-tI "a tl.A 4hVsi4.oN4~09
M fyl Geneva. Is 0ls, llI-,l ic --., b-.'4
and lie West and principal local lo.A''' N"''' "- ~
mn M for Cherry Ford ard Intermediate points Chat,
d. H. fIr TuuanJluo- and ini.f H. ~. II s-,s
car 70 Tua1honuock. CONNECTION u healih3 A1 D''"
5io D. M for Plpston and {rnsPSsl Intermediate
tO M .1I Mauch Clu.A arg li'eill ,.,Sir ,r 10
c,trsc,i.1 10 Ecadug and Ii-.4.7yut5. Oh@iF 0sE 10
D H. for Ccnoya Lyons mira hoep '7'1'' '''"''
.-f 80 Wet pullman RI .cDel C. - - oo,
r.irs leaving AZ DO. p W ana az i I i Sy
Hc-. 100 '' ''' SUNDAY TRAINS. ..,...
sa H. for A.auch CAlu.- A1f.e-'A ana 'h'e''"'1'" :
pog r. m. fo7 C'nlav an1 informed ,te points pur,,o
u, ~ Ccre,a Lyons. llllli, l.N'i''.Ii' b"--''
- vr,.+ ,'rIlrl. -Iff I.l - f.ii
'- " General f.a--aru orc. go Brose"1 -
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RAILROADS..
N-FW.YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ ~ RIVER RAILROAD. ,-
GREAT FoUf.TRXCK TRUNK LINE
GRAM Central STATION

Ltrges. and Finest Passenger station IN Ahetls
q M Se6sf5 % AL ataS Mon and A5any Montreal
via D. II. L. r. also East Abaay W 81 AiO~HS va
Oei 80 ~ FAMOUS STEAM HEATED yLSTI-
tomposea e1elssiyely Of bure. smok dining car
drawing md teopng cas- for hpany YlVs, 49,.
and Toledo arriving ~ Chicago 80 a. n 81; LOUIS
40 D. ~ next day. Connects az C.eVeiaha win tram
10. 10 80 a. M Chicago Express for Niagara Falls 70,
rofo cleveland Cincinnati. tndl1napous DeiVis , sn
rcaeo, s-IDuH4 . Cahdnaisu1 anu 4oINO'
Al 20 n western New: York and Northern ExpresS
os Saratoga hsss Ge1 p5sT; csfs To- ROY
S.so n m Albany Troy and Utica Special Win dra"'
ing room cars o. llcy ana tuca: .,, ,d -rrov Con,
nect, for Wliiarstown, Ncfth Adams ana iHteFea"'e
p.,is On Fas. Chicago Cincinnati ond Louis ES
meas Tor Niagara Fails Buf,IO. SUSPENSION Bridge 10
,onto aud Cleveland Cincinnati! lndian1poir b. LOu
Dc,S,t and Chicago. with sestbued ana steam hehVeo
an Montreal and Canaudalgua Express
Sleetnsesfs to Montreal. via Eouses Point sha VIZ
Atlantic hallway daily except sa.uriay aud % syracuse
and Can3ilai qua daily except sunday. SUNNY Na'h
does DO. iun yes. Of Albany .,, .-y,. 3, Rochester
TAO a. IA. Buli3io .35 ~. aud Cleveland 20 J. ~
q II 80 Fast Night Express 70, R9c heser BUZZ
dsnarols 81. Louis Detroi; and Chicago with sleeping
ears. SceDng-cars 70 Watertown. via Utica dziy e~'
12 midnight loT Saratoga. whitehall and k.tand
Sleeping ears 70 Albany. Connects az Albany with train
Tickets aud space drawlneroom and sleeping car. on
Grand Central Station 413. s5 and a42 Broadway,
u Park place Rste,y place ~ We, l2Sth, Sao
fulton sts Brooklyn and - tth-st.. Williamsburg
wcstcors Express calls ioF and checks baggage ron
run daily others daily except Sunday; ist2g a.
Iastst Station to ake W passengers fo North ana West
l.. j. RICHARDS. Asst tptheTal IASncH~OR hSVl~
10 ll .
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Railroads.
Ew-YoRK & NEw-ENGLAND r. Ii.

~ EW-YORK & NEW-ENGLAND K. l..
FOR BOSTON,
ALWAYS On TINE. -
crTnpwTCT ROITTT BY 10 MILES. INSURlNG BEST
TIAlE AND PUNCIUAL ARRIVALS.
Iaus lraNc Grand Central Depot
Il 90 .ooA. BOSTON FLYER VIA HaFuOrd) Week
days only. - 49,, -, ,,.,.,, , A., ~,
Week DAYS anl ,unllj-
lcgolt u4tor ears coaches ana dining ear on every
traiu. Tnti.e equipment ltN. Al Improvements Tor
COMFORT 4ai safety oi patrons
Through Boo sI. hours without change No. -
Tickets OF offices. Grand Central Depot ana 80 bioAu
waY.
DAY LINE.-For Old Point Comfort, Nor
ID folk. Va. and South. LEAVE New York VA Penusy'
yanla Railroad D. m. Philadelphia. 4 80 D. paTlor
Car Baltimore. Leave Baltimore on srr's! Of train al
s,atOn 70. M. Arrive Ola POint Comfort a. IN. Nor
folk a m connecting with all southern trains H. "
TOMPKINS General Passenger Agent PSI Broadway.
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Seizures ano lflertines.

rTHE PRESBYTERIAN UNION will give a
1 RECEPTION 10 the Committees ot the northern ana
southern General Assemblies Reunion at the Assem-
bly, Rooms Metropolitan opera House Broaa"sy' COZ
Ffh.st FRIDAY, December p. y. ~.
Programme Fiyeminute addresses by dstinrus o H..
ercourse and collation. Ladies well a. gentlemen
invited Tickets 81 Apply 40 - Cotton Evening"
3th.ave : Caswell. Massey & Co; l25h-st. cor. Mad
door.
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DENNSlLVANlA RAILROAD.
4 On and after DFCEMBtH lGth, lssc

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES NAIL EOU e.
Trains leave New-Noik. Vie. Dcsorosses and CorIdiu
Streets Ferres, follows =; . - r.,.oo
Harrisburg Ptsbura. and the West with Pullman PaacS
Cars attached, 200 m, 80 dining Iar am
T. ~ daily. Ncw-Yo-s and Chicago Limited OF fn,lolt
Dining Smoking, and Sleeping Ncsi5mci cars a. , 'oO
q. every DAY o,a
Willamspoit Lock Haven, 200 q. m, p M G2ry HE
Erie AZ D.. M, connecting az CORY 10Y b'u''''''
For Lebanon. 100 a. H. 3 20 p M. ard 10 rs night
For Norrist0wn phCen vviIlc. Pot'sfOwn, ana .'4s-
II 200 a. m. O0 900, and 4 200 p. NJ suhlay'
6:l5 ana 10 900 a.. 49,, w. =
Baltimore Washlret u arl tho South. Limited Wan,
iugtou Express y Pullman lador Cafo 9ap AKA
Sunday. 10 arrive Washington ! 3p D., ~
daily. win Dining ca 20 80 y. M, arriv w aohs
ton q ~ j. m. regular ~ 90 900 aud - ~ H
90 200 4 20 and 600 D.. m. aud - 20 hengs
l. II nchr - ,.o,t dars
Long branch. Pay Head Jueon and no s
fious VIA Railway and Amlov " .lr n IN, j. ~ io.5
90 ard 90 p. I'D. on SUNDAY 9;i' a. IL. anu d 'oO
r-cr ~, point and NotfolS ia New York. Philadel-
mia and Norfolk Ealr.at. 900 D. m faiiI VIA baltl-
Inor,. and Dqv Line q .00 D. Pr. week dt'S .
Bouts of Bcofyu Annex connec. win an ,ht st
flains a. ICrs-v Cfy. a0or1rg d speedy ana clrecI
tr1u.f,r Tor Hf.ohir uaVcL
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SHORE LINE-ALL RAIL .RoUTETTFOR
= 0sroI Providence Newlor a.i tAe La. lAp,,ss'
jn- ieivl Grand Central station i9f flotleNe5 anu Do
,'- =. lO e. d. ! h. LGliei LNlie'' ~ y u
tr,I,r c,ri. Might I.xpress az j 30 D. m, daily
for Ner,,o.t % 5 = aid ,. ~ Palace FafloF Oif'
/ - -l.-.p.. Cars GA 40 iAlfc-, trans
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Gounirn Dropsrtn for Sale enc 10 Iet

N10STCT1IR REAL ESTATE AGENCY: Houses 70
mi et; handsome residences for sale AZ moderate prices
IARsONs TAYLOR 20 Cedar-st N z
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REAL ESTATE.
AT TIE EXCHANGE

New.York Monday, Dec. "a.
The following sales were made at the EHchaoge ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-25

4 7I7TTNTTON il invited ~ tho siatistics d
n several Coal and Iron uropcrtics on file in our once
fheae an. l-tcd on tine NrWl ORR soch NcAal-e ana o.
r.l'fnn of succulatoL AID ..uf are worthy OF
! exarnsion. particularly in Wow OF the recently
| a"1Ae''u i''' " DIiNI. NAST1N { Co,
! RroaasL tuusrl Hgiing y. \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-25

~ BY L. j. J. Philips o,
Ons g. story fiat with lot No. 332 Esst fou-sS
l75 H. W OF lstave lot a5S1022 Alexander McsofleS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-25

BY Smyth RYAN; ,,--..o. r,.
Sale Of tho dwelling and lot NO L'at"s'eV" i'"Ne'
cor ~ 1sth-s. was ad ourned q December Oh