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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-11-14
Keeping Cabbages for Winter Use.

he6p1nS CaDDdSOS IOr winter OS0s
Cabbages can be kept through the
winter out of doors better than they
can in the cellar, if the work is prop
erly done. Select position in the lee
of tight board fence or building, and
dig down about two feet. From the
bottom Of this pit lay a drain that will
carry off any water that may come into
it, unless the soil is gravelly enough to
drain itself. Then lay down some old
boards or rails as a floor, and put on
that covering of straw or poor hay.
Trim off nearly all the loose outer
leaves of the cabbage, just leaving two
or three Of the lpnermOst ones. Pack
them carefully upon the straw, stem
end uppermost. The roots may be left
on or cut off as may. seem most con-
venient They seem to keep quite as
we'll when the root is taken off,
and they make much better stow
age. They cannot be packed too
closely, but it is not we'll to put
them more than three or four tiers
deep. Cover them now with straw,
and upon that put an inch or two OF
the center, and some of the straw
should be allowed to come above the
soil at the highest point, that it may act
as ventilator to allow the escape of
the warm air in the pit. AS the wealth
er grows colder, cover with more earth
until it is from one to two feet deep.
The object Of the covering is not to pre-
vent freezing. but to make the freezing
and thawing process as gradual as it
can be made. If the heap is large
one, there should be ventilator of
projecting straws to every ten feet
square, and these should be so ar
ranged that but little water will go
down with them. A little will not do
any harm. Packed in this way they
can be kept unit! spring, or they can be
taken out for market at any time during
the winter. If there comes long thaw
in January or February, it will be well
to open the heap enough to examine
the cabbages to see how they are keep
ing; but usually if, from the work not
having been well done, or from any
cause, they begin to decay, it can be
detected by the odor which will come
from the ventilators at evening after a
warm day.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-11-14

him. Men ali love to be appreciated
and fattered. Give him the sugar
stick. Tell him some pretty thing
somebody said about him. Tell him
how much you admire what he has
done; and when you can sit down alone
with him take his hand and pet him
and tell him you love him more than
tongue can tell; don't be afraid of over
doing it and using comical little exerag-
gerations. He may know, as you may
know, that there is taffy in it; but it is
very nice taffy. We all like it; we all
like to be told we are loved, and the
saying of it makes it all the trLer 1t is
a great deal better to cultivate ones
love with warm expressions than to
blight it with frost Pretty nothings
Why, they are big realities, the stuff
happiness feeds on. Give us more taf
fly.
Did you ever see doves rub each 9TH
er's bills What is kiss +? Tafy.
What is compliment ? Taffy. What
is politeness ? Tafy. The good Lord
himself praises his loved ones with a
well-done far beyond their deserts
For quarrels give us oil; but give us
tafy every day, all we deserve, much
more than we deserve. Don't be over
conscientious about it; let it be full and
abundant and very sweet; sweet with
smiles and love and laughter. Give it
to your father, your mother, your hus-
band, your wife, your brother, sister.
child, friend. How your child loves it !!
So do you. More, more taffy.-Iade-
pendent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-24
II RTE RAILWAY.-rcket Offices 4O1. 81

l. RE RAlLWAY-HcketO Offices, 4Ol, 81 :,
~ III and 957 Broadway I5s l3 Bowery' ISL westst'
York 32l and 1913 Fultost, Brooklyn l07 Broadway.
Williamsburg corner Newark and HUDSON sts, Hoboken
or sleeping Car reservations orders for checking and
transfer Of baggage can be obtained Express trains
Chambers-si local trains TO 10 minutes earlier
0 a IL daily Day Express. buffet drawing coaches
10 Buffalo pullman sleeping coaches Hornelsville
10 20 a. & week days Delaware Valley Express parlor
Binghamon Owee9 Limra "a, ana CGta,hf .,,.
Pullman train Of day and buret sleeping coaches to'Bu
iao. Niagara Falls Cleveland Chicago. Cincinnati and
St Louis no extra charge for fast time ,,
0 H. n daily Chicago Express. Pullman hurct sleeping
coaches to Binghamtou, Owcgo, Eimira, Rochester
Buaso. Cincinnati and Chicago ,.o IN n an
80 90 80 eio $50, 80. O. 10 go p M u might,
isssae, s. clo 40 M SUNDAYS "a ~ aS 80 g
i 80 j. = d night 80 30. 10 30 M IL noon
$50, s. 80. 10 6 80, 8 40 go, .. 1880 p m .
+ i5 seR' T. ), u5a go 80 o 10 40 p n night
Newark and Paterson, Via Ncwark-34 40 q 90 8 ~
70 i 20 M 5 sG 20 sup9 S9 90 a. no.
EIt SSV a az sadcrn-4 as, 80 o3o 10 20
Il night ' 40 to Eldsev ooa, go n. > 20 ~
to suTcrn, 3 80 p m SUNDAY. 4 40 $50 ~ 30
ye%bs,g "A, a5 tcr1T yS 10 & $50 1880 D.
s2 , % S STaaa 5 70 70 eo a. M p 80 III
eos sunday 5 = 80 o 10 80 a. n 40 20 30
30 M Suac'y = - 90 . T. o. ~ az a. nm
$50 80, 5, 80, y. "a. Sundays 4 40 80 D
m o. s. ;So rl p Tho West arrive IN New-York
Cent sun't General Passenger Agent
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L ENNsYLVANlA RAILROAD. go.

GEAED TRUNK LINE -.
Train. ASD ritIEg a besbro ai and corands
1Ia2rlafe Pits1usr s,d the with pullman Palace
~ m esiy New.york ara Chicago Limited q Par
ior Dining. Smoking and Sleeping Nestlouied Cars AZ
wism.lnrt LIN Iiiaven 100 m. 100 p N. Cory
ana Erie AZ 90 connecting at Cory Tor titus
For lebanon "a" 90 > "a 20 and IL Is night 0
Tor Nowsiown, PhocniANle Potts,o"h ana i.e@li,ng,
only, 3 90 r. m. sundays Is and 10 100 a. m.
BalIE,n Wellington and me 2e, Cav, day eSssn
sunday 10 100 D. m arrive Washington 100 p M,
aul lady, With Dining Car at 40 p m arrive wash
ssn 80 Sd r sSa 80 ~ sSd 4" S night
sunday is and 100 a M 80 and . 100 p M ana
For Atsn ps' City and Cape May 100 week day
Long Branch Bay Head JUNCTION spa and in m
Il 90 noon 90 and 100 p m On SUNDAY, 0 10
III gaa NS SS not SSp 3, As9
and Norfolk Railroad. 100 y m daily; Via Baltimore
md Ray Line 80 2 M week days ST., all ,hrourh
trains at Jersey City, anordng speedy and direct
transfer for Brooklyn travel
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express trains leave New-YorS Via Desbrosses ard Cor
lanit Streets Ferries. a. follows.
20 20, 5. % Chicago Limited with Dining Car and
100, 800 g. 80. 100 GOO, 80 700 ana y w
p m. ana IL - night Aceommod1tion 80 ana II 10
90 % Limitei and 10 a. m l. so g. 6. 8 80. 8
and p m and - 20 night div Ace9m9 ISOLATION
y. N. Ga sunday. connect az Trenton for Camden
Aston Mouse sSa foot o. sbsos s and corsnat SIS
Courts and Brooklyn Annex Station. foot u futonst
BFookyn Station. Jersey City; Emigrant Ticket once
The NewYork Transfer Company will call for and check
bag rns ffin p npssls and residences r. WOOD
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-24
Cesal Notifies

IN PURSUANCE Of an order made by Hon.
Echari L. Lagremore one OF the Judges Of The Court
New-York on the 18th day OF september 1888. notice
whereby given 70 all the creditors and persons having
claims against Edward Go0denough and II. Frank Wogo.
composing hs firm OF Goodenough Wocom, lately doing
business in the Civ and County ~ New York that they
are required present their claims with the vouchers
therefor duly verified the subscribed. the duly ap-
pointed cnee az his place Of business No 1872 Nassau
" Y City before the lst dsy OF December next
Dated New-York September II, 1oSS.
WILLIAM A. JONES. JR.. Assignee
WILLIAM CLARKE ROE. Atrv for Assignee.
1872 Nassau st.. N Y. City.
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EailroaOs.
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINZ.
on and after October 10 trans an;o leave

GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
Largest and Finest Passenger Station ii America
IS a. NJ. Rochester and Montreal Express drawing
room cars NewYork Albany aud Albany to Montreal
also New York Altans - -e.. ,,-r>
. 80 a NJ. FAMOUS VESTIBULEp CHICAGO AND
smokine.car dninc-car drawing and sleeping cars
for Albany Utica Syracuse Rochester Bu1alo Niaeas
Falls Erie Cleveland. indianapolis. and Toledo arriving as
Connects Albany for COoperso~n .,, ~
10 80 a. Chicago Express Tor Niagara rams ~,
ronto. Cleveland, Cincinnati Indanapols Detroit ana
Chicago for Cooperstown aud North Adams drawing
room cars 70 Canancaigua and Rochester
I'll &c a. m Western New York and Northern Express
hdn6 Ssia s: ba1s oS cars 70 Trey
80 D. m. Albany Troy and Utica special, with draw
ing room Albany and Troy. ~, r. o,..
for WILLIAMSBURG North Adams, and intermediate points
~ Chicago Cincinnati and St p LC1is E ES
and Cleveland Cincinnati Indanapolls 81 Lonis
Detroit and Chicago. sleeping and dining cars Al,
t6 80 p M. Montreal and Canandalgua Express nay
St Adams also Ot'swa, via ST. Aloans 2nd lama
Atlantic Railway and 70 and Conandagua daily
except Sunday SUNDAY train does not run west OF aoay
% m, Special sleeper. arrives lsoehester 'fo H.
ii 80 D. NJ Fast Night Express ior Rochester Buff
dianspoIIS ST. Icuis Detroit and Chicago with sleeping
cars sleeping. Watertown. VIA Utica daily eN'
ceDt alurday, also 10 Canandaigus on sundays only
Sleeping ears Albany Connects at Albany with train
Tickets and space in drawing and sleeping on
Central station, 49, ls5 and 942 BroadWa
II Park place Battery place so Nes' l2oth.st, end
i3sth-st station New-Yoik; 333 WASHINGTON AMI 100
Fulton sts. brooklyn. and 70 4th-s-. williamsburg -
Run daily others daily except suaasy ts'9e at
issh s FssfSq e take up Da'''nf HENRY MONET
ScsaraI sYr,rnt endent General Passenger Agent
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RAILROADS..

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET NORTH RIVER
Tine Table Of October g. lSSS.
90 a. N. for Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch
Chunk. Reading, Harrisburg. etc
5i5 a. m for Easton. Bethlehem and Allentown.
100 a. m for Remington Laston. Bethlehem. Allen
s 30 a. m Tor Fleming ton Lake Hopatcong. Easton
Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chunk WikesbdIre Sciah
ton Reading Harrisburg Iottsyile. TamaQua, shamokn
Sunbury Ievisbuig WiiliamspOit
/ D. m. for Flemington, Easton, Bethlehem Allentown
Mauch Chunk, Reading, Harrisburg etc. ,,.,.I
3:i5 D. for Easton Bethlehem, Allentown Mauch
Chunk, Wilkesbarre. Scranton, Tamaqua Shamokin;i
80 D. for Pennington. Lake Hopatcons' Easton
90 and 30 p. N. Somervilie and Pennington.
AS p m for Esston. Bethlehem. Allentown Msucn
Chunk, Reading Harrisburg, On Sundays at o 80
D. Sis II rs a. H.. I, T. 30 6:15 .. m, SUNDAYS
4. a. m. for Red Bark. Long Branch (Asbury Park
ocean Grove, except SUNDAY Point Pleasant Parior
car a. Is 40 a. NJ 80 D. m. for Farminga1le LAKE
WOOD Manchester. Toms River. Barnegat etc.
q. M ! D. m. for ATLANTIC CITY, Nlneland
!. q. i5 10 80. III a. m. l. T. 4 30. 80. e:i5
= 49, SANDY HOOK ROUTE
FROM PIER :. ". T.
For Atlantic Hicnands Highland Beach. SeabrlGht
Monmouth Beach. Long Branch Lakewood. Toms RIVER
and Barnerat - rs D.
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
Via Central T. T. Of New;Jessey and PHILADELPHIA and
O. II a. NJ. 80. 3 Is. T. 5 30 30 IL D. IL SUN.
DAYS at as a. m . 80 II p d.
Trains leaving al A. 40 II a. ~ 80 4. 80. 80
IL have connection for Reading. Harrisburg Potts
Tickets and Paror Car can he procured at IL 4l5
s5l, 944. lao 1923 Ercaiway. ~ 5thave 264 West
125th-st, 1872 East l25thsl. NcwNork; Court ST. $50
FutoE-st., % Broadway. Brooklyn.
New York Transfer Company will call for and check
n fran
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-24
Aurtion Sales Of Real estate.

A RICHARD V. HARNETT & CO.. Auctioneers
n. VIII sell at auction THURSDAY, OCT 20,
At u O'clock noon az the Real Estate Exchange and
Auction Room 80 TO 65 Liberfy-st.
VALUABLE WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
200 feet 37th-st, East River; full grants
merly occupied by Murphy & Nesbitt as a brickyard
SUPREME COURT FoRECLOSURE SALE
James r. Cunning esq, Referee, Wsllst.
Wheeler DEF. Edwlras Pr Atty, III oadway
42i, 426. 42S w. 53DSr, BETWEEN 9TH AND
10TH AYES.
Three 5-story basement brick fats, brownstone trim.
mings Cd families. 25XS4x1OO
Well rented Liberal terms
BENNo LOEWY, ESQ, Atty, 90G Broadway
Maps auctioneers, 73 Libcrty-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-24

CHORE LINE-ALL RAIL ROUTE-IOR
- BOSTON Newport and the East Express leaves Grand
Central station 81 10 90 aud 100 for Newpcts
providence AMI Boston II 80 m III sh bsp"sIc a
Newport Providence Boslon-dlllY ilace fafior ,a.'
or sleeping Cars to destination. Dining car on D N
Mt
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miscellaneous
BUSINESS ri EN-

n, Intelligence and limited capital wanted as managers of
state and city agencies for improved system OF auto
matte gas control being universally adopted IN All eas
burning cities -, - .As.,,,o .,a a,,o
marie control of his pressure Irrespective OF the con-
SANITY changing conditions OF supply or demand reduces
RISKS and danger from hre Incident 20 wpsne
blowing and smoking burners and preventing the frequent
breaking II costly globes . /,
creasng illumination and obviang the sOoty deposits OF
urconsumed carbon upon tescoed walls paintings Ut
49,. A..
GVNRANTFED AVERAGE SAVING o.. THIRTY
TiIISFE PER CENT IN MONTHLY GAS Bills.
over ten thousand machines In service lndorsed oy
highest nercantle corporate and expert authorities.
THE UNION NATIONAL GAssAvING CO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-24

Business propertp for Sale anS 20 Est
BUILDINGS, STORES. LOFTS AND OFFICES TO
ID LET, Beekman. Ann. Fulton john Pesn Mht
lam, Nassau and streets in the vicinity. RUTLAND
WHITING, 8 Besknzn-st
ITO LET-Three lofts 6oxs5 light all around steam
i elevator. power heated. INQUIRE OF
S. B. ALTHAUSE h CO..
On premises 101 and 1o3 Thompsons
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l.. vi. SCUWAN,
Secretary,
OFFICE or THE


NEW.YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN
RAILROAD COMPANY,
NEW YORK. October "a, 1883.
II, HE ANNUAL MEETING Of the Bond and
Stockholders OF the New York Lake Erie and Western
Railroad Company the election Of Directors and the
transaction OF such other business may before
meeting will be held the Office Of Company, No. 81
Cortlanhist In the city of Ncw-York Tuesday the
27tl day Of November nextat IL AS The polls will be
opened at l. o'clock, noon and remain open TIL
y. ~ that day.
The Transfer Of both Common and Preferred Stock
VIII b Al d. m SATURDAY. the 9th instant and
will he opened 10 A. Wednesday the 2oh day OF
November, next.
BE- order Of tho Board Of Directors
A. n MACDONOUGH, Secretary.
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TRAINS FOR BOSTON

TRAINS FOR BOSTON
'sTORTESr LINE
by from 10 10 ~ Miles - -
via New-York and New" In gland r r. and ~ Y. N. H.
Leave S,I SET E5s41S 70 M . 40 z
PARLON CARS or DAY TRAINS:
ONLY LINE RUNNING ~ Ll>MAN sLEEPIN" CARS
- 90 y. IA Daily including hundavs
Other trains daily except Sundays.
beepinc ear recommendations be secured ticket
Offices. y37 Broadway. and Grand Central Depot
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NEW-YoRK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN

NEW-lORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ EAILWAY.-Trains leave from ferries at West AZ
and follows: ~.
dIetovn EHllsbulg Monticello, Liberty Walton. Delhi.
Norwich Ut,a. Rome. oneida Fulton. Osweso. Buffalo.
West 4sis'. 10 m jay ST. 80 D m for wal wall
ossu Rloomiuahurg Ellenyle, Mt D2e. Monticello,
Falisburg. Liberty White Lake. Kockand .n o.,
West l2d .25 y. Jay-sI, 10 p. M, caly ior
MiddstowI Tallsburg Liberty. walton Norwich. Oneida
Osweco Susuepsion Bridge Detroit Chicago. ST Louis
Buffet sleepers Niagara Falls Reclining Chair Car
cg 10 9ekets Be at 207 3o7 ga 32a Broad
wny 7s7 Gthaye 13i Past i25tst 204 West 10th ST..
New-Y0rk. n .SnrpaoN a d
IL Exchange Place. New-York
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Duslncss Chances
dentistry.

@tPVARD COLLEGE DENTISTRY PARLORS, 2iS
ii Fast 1stlst. near 3dave-Ihese pallors,, Will oe
openec October IS where the nnes densfy w 9e aSns
.auf Attendance also nrstelass physician al advice ana
stan Tr,e Fxtraetions with gas so cents; nv
cerent ara other IS cents gold nling nnest orier
~ 5o an should call and examine as y costs you n9an,
NAV ave time expense ana trouble linen
% viii zee the difference between science aud presunie
ffnp
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feftures nna nlfetinas.

A MEXICAN INsTITUTE.-The quarterly meeting will
"A be- held Thursday. November i at (ciocA p n'
az Clinton Hail. Astor place. - o.
" j. TRCMBULL SMITH, Secretary.
HOW pITTSBURG CAME TO HAVE \
lHOUrFT. CIVIL SABBATH. and hear Rev. j. T.
McCRORY OF Pittsbug, tell the story In the rrsDyef
an Church 5lsts, east OF 0th-aVe' Wc1hesoay'
October 2ith at p. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-24

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF EW-JERSEY
~ Trans leave chambers-st Station week days for
= 20 10 and II 30 m. 1:l5 80, = so 80,
$40 go 20 80 30 ms IS mia an sundays T.
SATURDAY Special ~ AS n sSa az Ad n trains 10
For Manuel Spring Valley. Monsey and TAmans
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Asst TENNESSEE, VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA
~ n
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS
OF the
EAST TENNESSEE. VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA
HALLWAY COMPANY


Take notice that meeting OF tho stockholders OF the
Enst Tennes Virginia aud Georgia RAILWAY Company
will be held the Offices OF the Company Knoxville
Tennessee, the 22d day Of December, 1888 consider
the question Of approving the Lease for ninety years
OF the Companys property heretofore made in accordance
with resolutions adopted by tho Board Of Directors Of the
East Tennessee. yirGinn and Georgia RAILWAY Company
the Richmond and Danville Railroad Company.
The Transfer Books viii close al 10 o'clock a.
Thursday, the 22d day Of November and at 10
o'clock m. Monday, tho Gath day Of December,
1855.
l.. vi. SCHWAN,
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for Sale.

.,prcfAT SALE OF Youths Bicycles So ~ and -
- men s5O each 46nch. f35 reduced from Sc-inci
az. 4eineh, go; 44-inch, s45i Inch, $50. A. o.
SPNLf5ING & hROs., 2il broadway, New York
,r,yPEWRiTEIS There is only one lrstclass house IN
I Ncw.York handling writing machines VI all maAes
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INVEST SHORE RAILROAD. y. \. @. 4
H. CO. e ag 81 e n;eu %s taz S2a
from foot OF Jay-sL, " X Chicago. Detroit London
Hamilton, . So m, q 90 3 10 p mo ., LouIs
Montreal Canada East g 90 p. NasaTs Fails syn
Utica, and principal nter mediate stations, To-
% So g 90. . IS m 4and "A r., for Stig5A
= IS . 50 ali 80 a and - 90 . 100. 5 15
Ncwburf. 10 rs NJ. 10 8 10. 8 40 p ~ Hayer'
ears Tor BSsao Niagara Fails Toronto Detroit Chicago
9taer daily except ssGnd'y LeaYf SoTssy
tickets tinea tables or Information apply Offices Brook
loot Of Fuiton:si New York cy-56S and 9t9 Broad
Stations foot Of west 431 s. and foot Of Jayst, n X
WcStcos Express calls FOR and checks paggage from
hotels and residences = = LAMBEsSI
~ General Passenger Agent Vanderbiltave.. N Y.
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Dipi0eno Notices.

NORTH STAR MINING COMPANY,
NEW.YOR TRANSFER AGENCY
Is Wall-st-, october Is 1855
A DIVIDEND (NO. y of Fifty Cents per
N been declared by the Board OF Directors
payable the seth day OF October The transfer BOOKS
VIII close the 25th inst and remain closed until the
1' JAMES D. HAGUE.
President
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I .EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortandt and
Desbrosses follows:
so Q. m. f1r CatasauQua and intermediate points
N. for Geneva. Lyons, Enira. Rochester. Buffalo
and the West and principal local points Chair car to
Elmira- 1,,-
D. m. for Tunkhannock ana intern date points Chair
car TO Tunkhannock Connection Reading and Harris
burg
$40 D. N. for Ptston and principal intermedat e
points Chair L. and b Junction
40 D. NJ for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
Connection to Reading and Harrisburg. Chair car 10
Mauch Chunk
y. m tor Geneva Lyons, Emira. Rochester Buffalo
and Inc Pullman sleeper Lyons.
1913 L. N. for J.aurays and incrmediate points
Trains leaving at a. ! p. 2n1 :4O y. m, con
meet Tor ali points I'm Mahauoy and Hazeton coal regions
SUNDAY TRAINS.
a. IN. for Mauch Chunk. Iazleton ana Intermediate
points
u. N Tor Geneva. Lyons, Emlra. Rochester. BuHalo
and lu IlIn ceIcr 10 Lyons
~ General Eastern once. 235 broadway
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OFFICE OF THE DENVER AND RIO GRANDE
RAILROAD COMPANY
NEW-YORK, October 4. 1885,
nIVIDEND NO. 3.-The Board Of Directors
Chave this day declared a dividend OF one and one:
quarter per Il Il per cent? the Preferred Capital
Of surplus earnings VI the previous fiscal
years. Payable November -, 1883. -, ~, -,
The transfer books OF the Preferred STOCK VIII cose
on the hiry-:rst day October three o'clock
and reopen November 49,
Dv order OF the Board OF Directors.
WILLIAM WAGNER.
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Rfal Gstate.
Gitp propsrtp for Sale.

TTFNTION is called 70 our and frstciass houses
n three stories high stoop Is feet 20 feet II inches
front; prices low. J. w. 4 A. A. TEETS, Builders,
~ Manhattan-aVe. and 12ls-st
FACTORY SITES GIVEN AWAY 70 acceptable parties
eve-v facility one half hour from COrtlandt-sL GEO
T. TAYLOR, 1874 water-st, n. Y.
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Citr properin 90 Get.

NEW slx-story building. 25x100. z3s Pearl-st, to
Alet EULAND & WHITING, Beekmsnst
a FEW VERY ELEGANT PRIV ATE DWELLINGS,
n on the choicest location for residence IN the city,
nav be southwest corner OF west EnoaHe anu
73i-st- ------------
CO., MIDIsON.AyE COZ. 48D.Sr.-To Iel-rhe
Dol steamheated, furnis he'd corner
house fthe owner reservng some rooms Apply on prem
Ses from 10 5 H. m