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Poisonous COSMETICS.

LADIES who value their complexion should know
that they get their Toilet Powders FREE FROM
POISON
FREEMANS INDICATED FACE POWDER is
harmless the dew and beauties naturally
Properly applied cannot he detected The following
DRUGGISTS and those named in succeeding advertise
sell and specially recommend it.
Try "Freeman's Lallah kookh Handkerchief Ex-
tract" the latest. delightful. elegant Quadruple
strength. sweety eipg S PERMANENT 3oc per oS .
Pa ave A. NJ Daniels. 1900 l4th St: A. J. Shafhirt
N. Cap. and H SITS J. c; Brown 4 L ave. and 9TH st.
and 10th St: W. g. Duckett. Pa ave. and x2d St
c. CHRISTIAN, 4S4 Pa. Entwistles 12ll Pa ave
NV; Whiteside 4 Walton, 1921 Pa. ave-: r L.
Magruder. 1900 Pa. ave-; Dobyns Kimpten. aOl
Pa. s.e F. Ptzer Co., 9TH and Cap. st. J. X
Cassin, 9TH and NJ sits, n.y.: GEO. ". Boyd las G ST.
ne; G. @. G. Simms, N Y. ave. and 1ith ST.; L. O.
Bishop 9th and sts T. s. Williams Co., and 9th
sta NV. d. K. Helphenstine. l4th and VT ave.; G.
Bentley, l4th and Corcoran Sta I. Flemmer Bro
18th and p sts.; E. Gladmon. I'd and SITS. r W.
H lar saa COS Pa AVE. e. " CropleS t4 so
town. D. C.; g. b Lockhart, sd and o SITS. L c. Mil
burn 9th ST. and Case w. s. Richardson, 400 Az
ST. Tschihely Evans. Wholesale Agents. ap1O-eo:sm
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SUMNER RESORTS.

TINE AURORA HOUSE
Il On the crest of the Allexhenies. open June l.
select family resort very moderate prices Noted for
its heathfulness and picturesque landscapes French
cook
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J. b. sHAFFER, Proprietor,
my19-1m
Aurora, W. Va

Cail ct Star once for circular.
J. h. sHAFFER, Proprietor,
my19-lm Aurora w. Va
HOTEL GILsEY, OCEAN END CONNECTICUT
sn aSs e@ ro tSp , ssrs s nsw
bells and gas throughout large with high cell
S ss beds nj PROP Open June SSfs
"ON THE MOUNTAIN BRow"-rHE ST ELMO.
OOpens June 1stfor summer boarderst Write for
myiselm Berkeley spring. v. Va
II Jackson st. Cape May. Nj.
my1s-1m S W COLT
T'HE PARK HOTEL
wILL1AMsPoRT, PA.
Located in . Beautiful Park of Eve acres shaded BY
grand old.nsve forest oaks and surrounded by some
Of the finest mountain scenery in Pennsylvania
Special rates for families. For circulars terms &c.
address
myl9-lm. MRS DONALD MCDONALD
MONTEREY HOTEL.
BLUE RIDGE SUMMIT. pA
Western Maryland Railroad. two and quarter hours
distant from Baltimore Win open for guests about
my19-s&tu2t Girard Hotel. Philadelphia
RREXToN VILLA. CAPE MAY, n. J. NEAR THE
large ve.sndas; terms moderate
my14-3m Mrs J. A. MYERS. P. o. Box ss4
INAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
IL FauQuier County, Va,
will be open JUNE 1ST for the accommodation OF
guests The most complete and best equipped sum-
mer resort in either Of the yirginias Gas electric
Terms $3o to $50 per calendar month. Two and
ne-hah hours from Washington. -Four trains daily.
Write for circular containing analysis Of water, at
fractions, &c. Address
my12-1mo H. CABELL MADDUX
JORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, FRED
q erick County. Virginia, open the 1ST DAY OF
JUNE Pamphlets At the Star Office and the springs
my11-1m L. c. JORDAN.
CAPON SPRINGS AND BATHS
~ ALKALINE LITHIA AND SUPERIOR IRON
WATERS, HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, VA
pleasures baths of any temperature: summer elm
unsurpassed; charming summer home with its many
improvements. accommodating 500 guests opens June
LIST For medical and other testimony send for circular
WM II. SALE,
my9-26t Proprietor.
CHETwOODE, ATLANTIC CITY, PACIFIC AVE-
~ nue., bet Indiana and Illinois, near Brighton
under new MANAGEMENT Appointments hrst-class
MRS. c. L. GEFRORER. my2-Bm
TNlHE REMOVE, TENNESSEE AVENUE, NEAR
l. the beach, Atlantic City, n. J.
Open all season.
my1-3m W. L. CHEESEMAN.
TTNHE NANEPASHEMET,
IL MARBLEHEAD- NECK
Finest Ocean Scenery on the Massachusetts, Coast
For description address AMMI BROWN.
my 15tu. th& slim.
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EDUCATIONAL.

CRAYoN PoRTRAITs-wILL TEACH ANY ONE
ITO make a crsyon portrait IN lessons; knowl-
edge Of drawing satisfaction
no charge. J. W. REYNOLDS. studio, - May Build
ing, cor 9TH and SITS. myl6-sws
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rCopyrfghted 1881

lCOpyTlSuIcu 1851
'Give me any other torture than this, to read q
woman's plaid letter." says the hero Of modern
novel Women should not cross their letters they
always do, for that matter, although paper and
postage are very cheap. The temptation to say
the last word Is enormous and most letters; writ
ten by female hands are crossed and cris-crossed.
The proper and elegant form Of writing note Is
best understood In England There, where court
ceremonies are studied very much the business OF
etiquette has given the whole English nation a
sense OF the value of good handwriting, to begin
with; and the BEST because simplest style of note
paper and envelope. The thick English note
paper, folded square, and sealed with wax with q
coat OF arms impressed, Is the elegant, formal
ceremonious way of writing note in England.
There has been Truce to the prefuse introduction
OF enblazoned crest and CIPHER, pictorial design
and elaborate monogram, on the paper itself.
Colored note paper, with flowers, has long ago
been relegated TO the Kitchen hut OF late there is
tendency 10 replace quiet crest and monogram
on the sheet. The number Of the street is favor
ite formula, and to have ones post-ofice address
from ones own handwriting is popular. Also the
day OF the week, In gold letters. All these latter
forms are permissible, but the fact remains that
plain, white, thick cream-laid paper, or better
good taste. People are fond OF the cold blue gray
paper lately introduced. Bret Harte always
writes bis immortal stories On that paper. He
says at does not look quite so empty when he
begins" 1t certainly Is not empty when he
finishes.
WITH THE ADDRESS.
The plan OF having the note paper marked with
the address is an admirable one, for 1t efectually
reminds the person who receives the note where
the answer should be sent information which some
ladies forget to append 1t should always he writ
ten, IL not printed at the head OF letter. 1t gives
stylish finish TO the appearances OF the note pa
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II RE RAILWAY.-Ticket Offices. 4OI. 81

Ia ME- RAIL w Al ticket OIDceS, 4Ul, 81 4.
Battery Place Chambers aud 23d Street ferries New.
York; 32l and 1913 fulon-st Brooklyn; i07 broadway.
New Station Jersey City. where Tickets ami Paror
sleeping Car reservations and orders checking aud
transfer Of bagsage can be obtained Exposs trains
Chambers-st local trains S 10 10 minutes earlier.
NJ daily, Day Express buffet drawing room coaches
20 Buffalo Pullman sleeping coaches Horneilsvie TO
10 80 a. week days Delaware VALLEY Express. paror
car to Bineham,on Owese Elmra and Corning.
Pullman train OF day and buffet sleeping coaches
a" 'gara Falls Cleveland Oh cagO, Cincinnati and
ST. Louis no extra charge for fast time.
D. H.. lay. Chicago Express Pullman buffet sleeping
coaches to Binghamton Owego Elmira Rochester
Buffalo. Cincinnati and Chicago
80 "S?p i 70 DO 4t e night
Iassaic 3. $40, GAO p M Sundays. 4 4 as 8 80
10 80 a. m. y room 1 AS. g. 4, g. 40. 80. .,
PATIO 10 '. sS p n Is e q night 50 30 10 30 M 10
5;so $50, olG, o'sO, 90 49, io'S p M
Newark aud Paterson Via NewsrE-5aS $50 s. 80.
49, e e IL Pa nisA 20 sa aSS go no. &c.
nissTsSd q ss5 Sio 40 3d. iS 10 s
il night Also to Underwood 80 a. m, 90 p NJ
TO surern. $50 p SUNDAYS. si5. $3.50 10 80
Nest@is an if ccIn2 se Fl 80 y night 49, 80
wp s s SSSs'ya AZ 3 70 80 20 m 80 m
SS i K ,G q e 49, ssG sS so p 1S
N's $3.50 sc res ses' = 40 sanasys KS $40
fxpre.s 1 AIMS rom tho West arrive in New.YOrk ut
, GenI SUIT. General Passenger Agent
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The following sales were held ut the Exchange and
Auction Room to-day &C.,
css5 II Of 4t6ave lot 10 9x1oo 10; Celia Lappein
$500.
Of ah ave lot is,ioci% Stokes s. 200
BY J. u. Smvth $780,
lstcry building with lot No. 215 East looth'st
? similar buildings with lots Nos si7 and sie. ad
Joining above, lots 20xi00.5 each Cassin $l9 $40
similar building with lot. No 221 adjoining above
lot 2Oxfc0 !: J Wolf 90 $50.
Sale OF house with lot No so Wilettst. OF Delaney
ct. was adjourned to October 25.
NV A. u Muller Son
of stsnion:st lot is.sxioo; T Addison. slo 900
lot. West 6sthst. Of 9th-ave, 2oxloo5;
/ lot. adjoining sbovo 25xIoo5; W Carpenter slo42s:
lot on SHAVE W cor Of 113th.st % 1lxloo; w
; lots on Shave, adjoining above. 25xiOo each;
I lots. n $ West 113th-.t 100 IT Of sthave. o5x
100 II each. buyer. s21 700.
lots. IVES, i20th-st 125 IL OF 7h-ave. 25x1OOll
lots. adjoining above. SSxioo11 each. Howe.
$1,000.
Of 4th.sve. was adjourned 70 November g
BY Richard V. Harnett c..
Sale OF the houses with lots Nos 262 to 266 west
i'i'''" c 0' 'i BESo66KIYN PROPERTY.
I lot on Clnton.ave cor OF DeKao-ave. 20.2x
no: J Halliday. s7 COO.
I lot Clnton.ave. adjoining above. 20xl11; II
i lot adjoining above. aoxl13; J GRAY. $500.
lot adjoining above. 2oXl11 3 Cox 81, 400
40 IT OF Clinon.sve lot 17x75; VIM Ross SO. 800.
similar house with lot No CSC adjoining above. lot
19.6x79; same buyer. $780,
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Drn 0ooos

co --BROMBY Gx9 Novelty Smyrna Vus, Re.
y -. versbio KugH, Coo. % $50 Velvet Carpets
Doc China Matting- A. LLSTERs SONS. al Bway.
III BOOK or oPEN-AIR SPORTS" octave. 400
pages. illustrated Tho standard authority on
American open air amuscments Rules for sllng swim.
ming ball playing shooting horseback riding, elc etc
In full 81 per copy. Published by The Tribune New.
York Entertaining and universally eompmented by tho
pIesA
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. Y. c. &

St station s follows and 20 minutes earlier
4 20 ,oSs KITS Louis
MontfenL Canada East g 100 Nasa,a Falls syIa
- So % i. 90 m snnd II M FOR Gss
oealy kinssiq@, ssussrtss eashiis Albany. Si5.
New6usg. no rs a M. 4;io SIS. sss N: naser-
ss5s is. 6grso Eagafs Fsi Toronto Ds.fo 'c hsaso
Other ira. daily except sSndays . leave Jersey
tickets tables apply at offices Rroos.
loot q Faton:s2 New YORK ctyNso5 and 20 Broad:
Stations FOOT Of West 4si 81 and foot Of Joy.st n
Wcscots Express calls for and checks baggage from
hotels and residences G. T.. BAMBEKT
General Passenger Agent 9 vsnderblltave.. N Y.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.

Express trains leave NewYork Via Desbosses and Coft
sn1t Streets Ferries, follows:
20 30 .. ~ Chicago Limited with Dining Car, and
10 Washington Lmite b. ana IL 100 ~ 20. 100.
100, 800 T. 80. 5 100. o 100. q 30 100 and 200
D. m. aud ~ 10 night Accommodation, 80 and IL 10
a. m, 40 and 100 r. m. sundays Express. o 10.
Q 90 % Limlteb ANA 10 a M. 4. 4 80 g. G. 80.
and p. m. and Il rs night. Accommodation, D. N.
Trains leaving New York daily except Sunday, at g.
ana II 10 M l. p a. g p M %:. ana 10 a. M and
Ticket Onces. Nos. 1, 435, $40 and 9it Broadway 1
Astor Housc and foot OF Desbros-es and Coranit
Courts and Brooklyn Annex Station. foot OF Fuonst.
Drooklyn; Station. Jersey City Emlgrant Ticket Office,
Castle Garden.
The New.York Transfer Company will call and check
CIfAs. f. PUGH j. T. WOOD
General Manager General pass'r Agent.
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EAST TENNESSEE. VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA
RAILWAY CO..

10 wALLST.. New. York. Oct. 10, 1888
Notice IL hereby given that the annual meeting Of the
stockholders Of the East TENNESSEE VIRGINIA.
AND GEORGIA RAILWAY COMPANY Tor the election
OF Directors eight by the holers Of the FIRST preferred
stock, the remaining by the holders OF all the
stock both and peferred and the transaction
other proper business VIII be held the office Of the
company. at Knoxville. Tenn. on WEDNESDAY. the
2lst day OF November, 1855
The transfer books will be closed al O'Clock D. on
Thursday, the 25th day OF October. 1888 and opened
o'clock IN. Thursday, GOD day OF November.
1888. l.. VI. SCIiWAN.
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A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NETWORK TRIB.
6uNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE UPTOWN
OFFICES No 1,23S broadway, Thirty. st.
until M $50 Broadway. between Twenty second and
TWentythirt SITS, until 270 We; Tw.nty. tnlrd
corner Eighthaye. 80 siSih-ave. 1853 Fourthave
corner Fourteenth 200 Thirdaye. corner Forfy.scv
eDth-st 1On7 Thrd-ave., SlxetE-s 1,S0S FIrst
ave 100 West Fortysecond St Nnth.ave. and slNty.
echth-st and % LibcrySt. and the III >RLEM OFFICE
$50 Fast -hundredsnd twenty nfth-st. to D. m
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Anrtion Gales Of Real Cstate.

SALE TO CLOSE ESTATES.
By order Of Messrs. A. p. 4 w. Man. Attorneys
JAMES c. LABOR AuCTIoNEEL
VIII sell at public auction at the
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
81 to 0S Mbcrty.st. Ncw.York City,
AT 10 O'CLOCK NOON ON
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER "a, 1883,
the following parcels Of desirable
IMPROVED AND UNEMPLOYED
PROPERTY.
HEwYoRK CITY.
seTnsT., Nos 500 and soa West near oth.ave-Two
S'S 10"'"en'' and Size OF lots each
3aaye Five fOurssOry brcwnstone Single Flats, each
:9saSs sI5 tis: and
double na.s each soxioo ii feet ''0 anu ''' A0
oussoy brick Flats each sosioC ii feet e'' ''''s'
English ~ ss ws 5
ss Sae aaHsH'h Basement p"eins' Size OF lot 20l0S
r, 9s . ws q s
els i.lxis. 10 i.2x5e j 10 ''''''' Div
BROOKLYN
LExINGTON.AvE.. Nos. 49, III. 112, 121 ana 1913.
near FrsnklInsv ave- Vacant lots; sire, 105x323 feet
so1.s e. ss ssrss;' corner I'Ans
lsTHsT SIS, com% ne 81 feet West of sthave-
1sTHsT south side adjoining abOve,FIvs lots GO, CON;
feet Also adjoining property on
2oTH ST north side FIVE lots, commencing 220 feet
west OF SHAVE. each 2Sxl0o2
1s near ear, Hish's-Frame house and
ADAMssT.. No. 15G. southwest. corner Highst-Frame
house sire OF lot. 5o1lxoox504x G02
WESTINGHOUSE. Nos lo5 AMI 1s7. near Higs.st-
Frame house and lot sire Of lot, 51sx1Sl4x5elox ir.
regular.
house at M 2ies ss near Tl'yn'h
west corner Of Lexipeton:aye three-sory brown.
stone single fats each 20x75 feet
PROSPECT PLACE. No 1S7 near csrltOn;aye -Th,ss
i ssssy high '''p Dwelling '0 OF lot H0A'
and lot; size OF lot 25S100
BERRY.sT, Nos 1ss. 1eo 1885, 1es, 40; also Noe
101 and 1903 North 4th-st.
FRANKLIN.AvE., No 343 southeast corner Greene
aveThree story and basement brownsone house % Ok
s0.7.
FRANKLIN.AvE. No: s4s adjoining "a Sbeve.-Three-
For terms Of sale or catalogue apply to
JAMES c. LABOR, Auctioncer.
81 Liberty-st.. York. or
r. II. JOHNSON CO wILLIAMST..
NETWORK
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Professional.

a YOUNG MAN. 10 years Of age who has Just let.
"A school. Wishes employment In any mercantile or
banking house. where he can make himself useful can
= ''-c - 90 T-hnne ONCE N Y.
AW CLERK admitted 10 the bar would like TO form
- .VpartnvIship engage with practising attorney
t.d.soiioi. Address LAW, Tribune Onice.
w ANTED.-By q young LADY Canadian, position a.
w companion o elderly or invalid lady. goyeFnoss 20
children under ~ would superineni and
motherless children; objection travel references
exchanged Address Miss NJ. So woodhull-st. Brooklyn
A DyERTIsEM ENTS FOR THE NETWORK Tgip
"A NE WILL Re RECEIVED AT THE UPTOWN
OgFlcEs. No 2ss broadway corner Thlrty -,
st.. corner Eshthsve g sxthave i5s FsnSt.svc
corner Fourteenth go Thiilsye corner Forty.sey.
enthst 1907 Thlrdaye.. near ssteti.st LOS Fra.
ave. JOG West Forty second IT ave and Sixty.
ghths,.. aud 90 Lib'rty-st. and the HARLEM OFFICE
$50 Fast One hundred and twenty ff.st. up TO o. NJ
o. regular ONCE
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dmusemenis.

Aulu9tmbUi0s
4 CADEMY; PLEASE
"A 6ENMAN THOMPSON SECURE
H dnT Sn HHEAD.
Nights, s sa Mat. Csc. Soc, 7ss. 81.
A CADEMl OF MUSIC. Sunday Evening,
'ifsi Il SsSFS Il
CASINO. broadway and 39th.st.
~ Evenings at 8. Matinee SATURDAY q. 2
GILBERT AND sULLIvAN'S
THE YEOMEN OF THE GUARD.
Produced undor tho direction Of RICHARD BARKER
cno o OF g. Sa6""'s"' '0 oRcHEsTRS '0 or 50.
Admission so Seats secured two weeks IN alyanee
Days THEATRE. Broadway and Soth-ss
Orchestra al So Dress Circle. e1 Second Balcony Soc
EVERY NIGHT AT s:l6
"''3 TiIh P IoTTEsY OFT OF Love
,,.r-,,r,, Ada Rehan. Mrs Gilbert. Sara chsimers.
LOTTERY Kitty Chetham. John Drew. George Carrie
Frederick Bond. James Lewis. &C.. in the
OF cast
rovr Never before dld the genius Of man m
takes and surprises "-Herad r..
Almost drove the house into cOnvusi0nA'
,, . Our memory doe. not recall sr an evening
"'S"''0'' "Move. brissiy through scenes Of Nd
Saturday. roarious mlrth '-Times. -.-----
\CEITN THEATRE Begins at 8 :lo
i Eansoi Frohmsn Manager.
Ell. sorHnns As = E E$RS SS S$||SEs$
Iy DeMls and Beissco Mainees "Wednesday ana ssray'
SEATS SECURED FOUR WEEKS IN ADVANCE.
MADISON SQUARE THEATRE:
wi = GIILET1'E's GREAT HIT.
LEGAL WRECK. TWELFTH WEEK.
LEGAL WRECK. Theatre crowded nightly.
LEGAL WRECK. Evenings, 8 80. Mat Saturday.
G TAR THEATRE, Broadway and 3th-st
- 'd..issicn, with reserved seat Soc
LAST TWO NIGHTS
LYDIA THOMPSON.
GRAND ENGLISH BURLEscUE CO.,
In the latns' = gsh Buresque
PENELOPE.
MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2.
kTH-AVE. THEATRE. TONIGHT.
~ FSTELLE CLAYTON.
IN HER CHARMING PLAY.
SAD COvUETTE.
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Rrs,nrss Vhdrres

TUE TARIFF OF 1888" pamphlet OF 20 large pages
living rates Of duty now In force In full together
win the entire FREQ List and other valuable Tariff infer
nation. Timely for reference. and absolutely correct
Price II cents . copy. Published BY Tho TriDune,
New-York.
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Railroads..
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD
GREAT F0URTRACK TRUNK LINE
on All after October TO- trains leave
r,,,o., .nS I'D, cENTRAL sI ,,,a d, .,.,

cEEA At, FSSETSSSE IFT LINK LINE
La,Te., and Finest Pa.eSses station il Amerc,
sG.@ ears NewYOrk 2 Albany and Albany to Montrca
ST hAifsDs .sSPs:ss :sss1sy $as.
fEGy gci S S%Ss s
cf1nss A csssro G fssg e: Niagara Falls To-
and
cars 't @ c ar s'lsD AMI osSessr
sastosa Lake eorse e" n tG'n BDnnsion ScrS
Adssms &c. Drawing room ears TO Troy. ..,..
Albany is yiHS ar S'' sp.'a VII" Draw
for wIllsn.Ssn North Adams ami intermediate points
Chicago Cincinnati and St 0 Louis E *
DEPOT ana cScssc. with ssspas s3d dining ,n.
m" Montreal an" va and H'
s, Adams also Ottawa, via 81 Al9ans: and Canada
s aSfs not hS e q Ssan
SlsS, ESPsss k s;%s;ssss Baq r.
aisnaDOls s. louis DeIc and chicago WIN Sssplag
$sssS AZ $%.s ss
s' and space in drawing and sleeping car. on
sale ?, Grand Central Station l3 ss and 9ds Broadway
Rass sas SSs' 'e SIS q Sss and ssd
fua s BTeSyn and ~ Shs ws%sSSrs from
hotels fcsideLce6.
Run daily; others daily except Sunday. $Stop at
n f fS z take up Dasqff tsf NON MSs pa West
General super ntcndent General Passenger Agent
N EW- YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ RAILwAY.-Trans leave from ferries West AZ
west lsdst 80 a. m. Jay.st, rs a. m. for Mid.
ss om MO3 nss F Ss walton p Ds
Detroit, Chicago
KIN vss; ::cs. Lsass H.Ssas % ' n Ei
town. Bloomingburg Elenvie. NJ Dale Monticello
West 42d-st-. rs p. Jayst, 10 D. m. daily for
Middletown. Falsbuig Liberty, Walton Norwich Oneida,
Oswego. Suspension Bridge Detroit Chicago. ST. Louis
Buffet Slcepers 10 Niagara Falls Reclining Chair Car
Time tables tickets &c. at eo7 so7 s44. 1923 Broad
way 1877 Gthave 134 East l25thst 204 West l2oth-st
j. c. ANDERSON. G. p. A..
10 Exchange Place. NewYork.
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)RTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
[ ENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
ON and after OCTOBER Il 1888.
GRAND TRUNK LINE ,,-rr.

AND UNIFIED STATES MAIL ROUTE =.
Trains New York, VIA DesDfosses anu Coiuahu'
Ferries as follows; 49,.
Harrisburg Plttsburg and the West with Pullman Paace
cars attached . 90 q. M, 80 Dining Car and =
D. M daily New.Yo and Chicago Limited q Par.
or Dining Smoking aud sleeping Vestibuled Cars at
go a. III every day. -
Willamsport Lock Haven 200 a. M 10 p n. Tc,y
and Erie at 100 connecting at CORY Tor Titus
For lebanon ~" . 90 a. M 90 .. m and ~ i5 night
For Norristown Phoenixville, Pottsown and Reaiing
II 100 a m, 100, 100 and 90 p m Saturdays
only 90 D. M Sundays. rs and 10 100 a. m w.,
Baltl more Washington and the South. Limited WASH.
ngton Express" o. pullman Parlor Cars daily, except
Sunday. 10 100 a. m. arrive Washington 100 2, M
and daily with Dining Car, at 40 D. M arrive WASH.
ington 10 D. m. regular At 30. 100 and go a. M
100 100, 80 aud 100 D. m, and II 10 nignt;
Sunday. lis and 100 a. m, 80 and 100 p. IN, and
II rs night , a.,
Long Branch, Bay Head Junction and intermediate
stations. Via Railway and Amboy, 80 ana 10 a. m.
IL 100 noon, 30 and 100 p m on SUNDAY $40
For Old Point aud Norfolk via. New YORK, philadelphia
and Norfolk Railroad 100 D. m daily VIA Baltimore
and Bay Line, 80 D. m. week days .
Boats Of Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
trains at Jersey City anording speedy and direct
transfer for Brooklyn travel
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Danrin1 ACADEMIES.
nlnsiral Instruments.

A NUMBER Of slightly used upright and SQUARE pianos
"A OF make. which were specially selected 1nd used
by the artists Metropolitan Opera House Company
during the past opera season, will be sold a. Liberal
reduction from our regular prices. ... .
VIM KNABE CO.. fl2 shave. above l6th-se
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Conntrp Droucrip for Sale ano 90 Cst.

GENCY FOR MONTCLA1R -Hands ONE residences
n ana building sites for sale houses let,
year. CLARENCE d. TUBBS. Bcekrnsn-st. N. Y.
MoNTCLA1R REAL ESTATE AGENCY. Houses to
lVl handsome residences for sale moderate prices
IAEsONS & TAYLOR. 70 Cedsr-st. n. Y.