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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-10
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To the SEGrrIU rosv-lsrEt1isESctG:
Eysrythlne Is quiet The Miners
uniou will not oppose Ramsey REIN
statement. There viii BE no interior
ense on their part
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SILK mitts. Chester Cleary.
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| know. by telling them that | simpi
pursued an intelligent course OF swea,
ing. I. was this way. ! got laid u
al mining hotel in the mountains Q
Nevada with q severe attack of infianl
matory rheumatism in both legs Nor
if a man ever wanted to swear il va
when he vas in just such IN Tn
camp doctor came and looked M
over and lett supply Of these great
bag al,opashic pills. told him in m,
choicest vernacUlar 10 60 To -. bn
he would not go. bat made me swal
iow one OF those big bitter pills I
stuck IN my throat, ami before | 80
il down and was able so speak agau
the doctor had gone. | heayed N
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meai we're sent up in one OF those Il
dinner bac kets, ard nv euiy relis
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A silk Mixed All wooi CASH
mere Suit, worth S5a9 evea
in New York, for -. ..-..- $1,000
A six Mixed Worsted Sack Suit.
neat pattern. worth $500
where N the tinted states, We
viii sell for .-.---.. 100
A Summer Weight oescg Tweed
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Alusital Instruments.

A NUMBER OF slightly used upright and pianos,
"A of make. which were specially selected and used
By tho artists OF the Metropolitan Opea House Company
during the past opera season, will bo sold - liberal
reduction from our regular prices.
WIN. KNABE CO.. 112 5th-ayc.. above I0h.st
L'IBCHER PIANOS renowned for and standing
i In tune MANUFACTURES and stOrcr0onA 421 70 425
West 2sth-st., and S07 Broadway, 1Sthh (Dtson' .
Buildine). Pianos exchanged rented. or instaments.
NJ ATHUSHEK PIANOS.-A magnificent display OF our
NInew and original styles Of uprights ana grahs tone
durability and workmanship unsurpassed new pianos
rented and easy payments special bargains In second
hands second hands makers reasonable
MATHuSIIEK PIANO MFG Co, so Flfthave., I'd
door below 1ith-st
NJ EPPERTS PIANO STOOLS ARE THE BEST; duct
stools music stands scars; new styles 81 "a
70 s26 800 Canal-st Catalogues free.
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Mem civilizations.
q LORINDA'

n y
The excellent impression which Mrs Anna no""""
podd made in Cathedral Days is more than conhrneu
by Glorlnda her first long story The DOCK is m0''
oharmnrly fresh and original full OF local color and
cenuinc human interest The opening Of tho story arrests
attention at once and it is seldom that novel oesn'
more picturesauely. The character drawing Is sooo
throughout and admirable sanity and reason
ableness in the whole progress Of the story The de-
velopent OF the character. the actors in the ltte
drama is accomplished with much apparent case ana
everywhere the author has 50 completely avoided inc
temptation to overdo and sacrifice verify to sensation
that the result delightful it is unusual The
book is distinct advance upon anything which Mrs Dodd
has written hitherto and exceedingly attractive
bit Of romance, most peasursbe in the reading, says
The Boston Courier. Price 10 cents (hOBbhIS
BROTHERS Publishers, BOsOn)
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european advertisements
GHArEFUL-CoMFoRT
EPSS'S COCOA.

BREAhFAsF-" By thorough knowledge OF ths
natural laws which govern The operations Of gesOn and
nutrition and b. careful application Of the fine properties
Of welssectea COCOA MI Epps has provided break-
fast tables with dcleatey Favored which may
many heavy doctors bills. IN the ludlcOus
OF such articles ~ diet that may 10
gradually built up until strong enough every ten
lcnlY 10 disease Hundreds OF subtle malades
around ready 20 attack wherever there poln
We may escape many fatal shaft by Keeping ourssy,s
well fortified With pure blood and properly pourished
frame civil Service GaLett-.
Made simply with boiling water or milk Sold only in
half pound tins by Groccrs labelled thus: Jane. Fppa
Z Co. Homoopathie Chemists. London. England"
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CRIE RAILWAY.-Ticket Offices, 4O1, 3l7,

T. RE RAILWAY.-Tick Offices, 4Ol, 81.
IL I'll and 957 Broadway. 1913 IL Bowery, 1S7 Westst
! Battery Place Chambers and 23d Street ferries New
Williamsburg Newark and Hudson sts Hoboken;
or Sleeping Car resery checking
transfer of baggage be obtained. Express trains
leave 23f.st minutes earlier than time shown from
ChamDers-st. local trains 3 u ~ minutes earlier.
20 Buffalo; Pullman sleeping coaches Hornellsyle %
Cincinnati and Cleveland. 49,, r. -.
car TO Bnghamton. Owegg Elmra and Corning.
Pullman train Of dy and buffet sleeping coaches % Buff
fslo Niagara Falls, Cleveland Chicago, Cincinnati ani
St. Louis; extra charge for !a-t .ime
p M daily, Chicago Express PuIlm.G buffet sleeping
BufaIo Cincinnati and Chicago. ao 81 %,
Rutherford and Passac4 40 O. T. 20 20 ~ ~
$50 e g. pS?D 20 1 10 80 5O m Z night
Also TO Rutherford 80 a. M 4 30 20 p. m "
Passaic. 8; eiC G;t0 p n Sundays 4 AS aS 80.
pal aS; oso :sS 10 = J. qCS en-
$50, $50. 80 $50, Z a. 20 10 80 p m
$,,ss 1891 20 49, 10 20 a g. Z 30 nigh 80
Z <; q m Il night Sundays day 81 a. aV SO
Ritss SS; 81 and an surern-4 445 80 80 10 80 m
ssc to ) Kas'T SSadsy 80 g. sS 10 ii
wapw We p 4 dsys As D. 10 80 m l. 80
eos SSndaysl 5' = 50 10 $780, go 30
Middi Sg and Port js5vis-4 AS 80 O. 10 80
fY%SStss ,g.i 2S from The West arrive Ns~YorA as
:c5 II 50 p N and 10 20 p 7. p. FARMER
W. G..n,I Sunt General Passenger AGENT
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gre Cream.

A FACT-IIorton's leo Cream IS made from pure
"A cream Horizons Patent super Frozen Bricks OF lee
cream for Re.taufsnts Churches Festivals Hci viii keep
hard one hour. Country orders promptly hhed DepOts
.-305 4th-aye 5g3 Gti.ave rs PARK row 10 East
125thst, New York; ana 453 Button ~, Brooklyn
II ussELpS ICE CREAM.-The standard since 1851
n lnNNidual bricks specially. PARTICULAR attention
cut Of town orders. Down town depot 30 broadway
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I ONGMANS. GREEN d co.
NAVE yTTNT REAnV

I ONGAlANS. GREEN d co.
~ HAVE JUST READY, -.
l. PEN AND INK Papers on subjects OF more or loss
" importsnce By Brandcr Matthews limo. cloth,
gilt top, 81 30. ~, - w. coa. and
Short Stories the ANTIQUITY Of Jests ana on the
Tthcs on Plagiarism The volume also contains the hfst
serious paper yet written the genesis and practice Of
oHc n q 1857 Eambe in British Columbia BY J. A.
- LEES and W. j. CLUTTERBUCK authors Of " Three in
Norwaya with map and - Illustrations from sketches
and photographs by the authors Crown syo.' orna-
3. "CCoRREsPoNDENCE OF DANIEL o'CoNNEIL
" the Iiberator. Now 0rst published. with memoir
and notes. BY VIM J. Fitzpatrick. f. s. A. With
4. THE EULoGY OF RICHARD JEFFERIES, BY
Walter Bcsant with portrait Crown Svo, cloth, 81;
L call this book the Eulogy. OF Richard
Jercres because IN very truth. I can ind nothing but
odmation pure and unaloyet for that later work OF his
ON which viii rest fame and his abiding nemory-Ex
tract from Authors Preface.
& THE RECORD OF HUMAN SOUL. BY Horace
This short narrative is not a novel; work
Of fiction the from the diaries are genuine;
they what they pretend 70 be honest records OF
sous struceiings and experiences they appeared 70
The consciousness him who suffered them-(hNtIact
from Preface.
LONGMANS, GREEN d Co,
10 EAST 16TU-ST. NEW-YORK.
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TO NEW HAVEN, 75c.
4 EXCURSION good dsyO 81 %
Steamers q. II. NORTHAM and CONTINENTAL leave
Peek slip. per - II. X, y. and ii D. IN. SUNDAYS
excepted s9pneetng a. New Haven Win special trains
YOKE Through tickets sold aud baggage checked
0i4 Broadway New-York. and Court ST.. BrooklIa.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

L on and after oGTQ}BER 2s,ht 1883.
AND uN GFA61Ds T TAffEHH Nail Lthh ROUTE
Trains leave NewYork, VIA Desbrosses and Cortlands
HARRISBURG Pittsburg and the West with Pullman Palace
Cars attached 9 90 a m: 6 80 Dining Caf) ana
lor Dining, Smoking and Sleeping Vesuouled Cars at
w a9G m f GSe fay 100 NJ 100 m Cory
ana Ee A.; A. 10 p ION connecting at Cory for Titus
For lebanon 5 IN. 90 a. H. 20 p M and 70 10 night
For Norristown, Phoenixyle Pottstcwn and Reading.
II 90 a. m, 900 700 and 100 P m Saturdays
Bal iiInoe Washington and the South Limited Wash
ingon Express OF Pullman Parlor Cars daily except
s Sd S 10 % qS DINING carr sry at 40 % HS aa
ington :12 p No regular at 8 90 700 ana go m
SUNDAY, 8 is aud 100 a. M 80 and 100 p m, and
f Tona HSh BAY ri' Sai function and Intermediate
stations, via Railway and Amboy. 91o a. m,
a m. aid p H. do not SOP Al Asbury rarkj.,
For Old point and Nofolk via New York Philadelphia
a an9 HS ST nd 80 D. M Week days ''-
Boats Of Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
trains at Jersey city, afordng speedy ana drect
transfer FOR Brooklyn travel
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express trains leave NewAork Desbrosses and Cort
landt Streets Ferries, follows:
90 90 5, % Chicago Limited. with Dining Car. and
ZOO 3 20 T. 80. 90 100. 80 90 and 90
aud y IS night Accommodation 9 80 and II 10
90 .G n p1d aS SG % ms suPdsy 30 ESDs'; So
r.. and p M and - rs night 5lt Accommodaton, m
%. m. o. sunday. connect &C Trenton Tor Camden:
Asor House and foot OF Dsboss and DC cOrSnis s
Courtst and Brooklyn Annex Station foot OF Fulton st.
Brooklyn; Station. jersey City; Emigrant Ticket ONCE
The New Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences - uoo,
General Manager. General Passr Agent
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RAILROADS..
A LWAYS ON TINE
NETWORK AND NEW ENGLAND RAILROAD.

NETWORK AND NEW. ENGLAND RAILROAD.
CHANGE IN TINE
MORNING TRAIN FOR BOSTON VIA HARTFORD.
Commencing MONDAY. Nov. IL, 1888. -
The train heretofore leaving Grand Central Depot at 10
a. m will leave a. IL o'clock noon; due In Boston at
80 D. m daily. Sundays excepted
Returning train Boston at II o'clock noon; due
in Eew.York at d 80 y m daily, sundays excepted
Equipped with elegant paror cars and coaches through
without change Dining between Hartford and
Boston.
Tic New. England limited leaves either city at p.
with elegant new parloF and Dining car, between
Wlllimantc and Boston m
Night Express with sleeping cars leaves at III 80
Tickets at Grand Central Depot and 337 Broadway.
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot of cortiands and
DesbrOsses sts. follows; ,,. ..,n,.
@ 80 a. NJ for CstasauQus and Intermediate points
o. m. for Geneva, Lyons. Elnlfa toch5svsi, %
and the West. and principal local points |hair e"f "
Elmra. .-.,,,. o,,,. ch.,
car 10 unkhannock. Connection TO Reading ana hafre
$40 p M for Pittston and principal intermediate
40 n M for Mauch Chunk and ntermedlate points
Connection to Reading and Harrisburg Chair car y"
D. M for Geneva Lyons Elm1 vd Gcehe''r' HunA'
W TX n m for Laurays and intermedlate poinIs, AN
Trains leaving at m, D. m ahn ,aV y ~; oD,
meet for all points In Mahanoyy Ia anu Ne Ss' wa o
a. m ,or Manch Chunk. Hazleton and intermediao
po'a.a AZ y m. for Copay and intermediate points
D. n; for Geneva Lyon es5er EMO 10 Iyons "uD''
sAd '"' General Eastern once 235 Broadway
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RailroG0s.

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
~ Trains leave Chambers 9 Station wsek lays for
- 90 10 and Il 80 is 49, 50 $50
$40 q 40 S. 10 80 D. IN, IL midnight Sundays, 7.
% 80 a. m. 80 49, - rs m,,,.,..., ,roins 70
Saturday special, - 40 noon. Addiuona' ""'''
For Manuel Spring Valley. Monsey and Talmans'
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Gteamboats

A SO TO BOSTON
a. FOR FIRST CLASS LIMITED TICKETS
FARES REDUCED
FALL RIVER LINE. ro,.x
Reduction TO all points Steamers PILGRIM ara PhO -
DENCE Pier %, n. r.. foot Of Murray-st al 80
p. IN. daily included Connection By Annex boat
from Brooklyn and Jersey City al D. Returning
connecting with at Fall River leave Boston
week days at p. m, sundays p. Steam heat IN
staterooms. AN ORCHESTRA on each steamer through:
out the year Tickets and secured principal
transfer and ticket Offices. Pier - and
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A-TROY BOATS.-Lighted throughout by
"A electric lights connect with trains OF DELAWARl
SARATOGA u CITY OF TROY leaves Pier a, N r..
Christopher daily Saturday, D. Sunday
steamer touches at Albany Staterooms warmed
4 LBANY BOATS PEOPLES LINE
~ Steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave
Pier al, North River, foot OF Csna.st at 6 r. NJ daily
Sundays eAceped). Freight received until the hour 81
departure.
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Mem Publications.

BOOK CHAT FOR OCTOBER now ready.
ID A great number containing in addition 10 its usual
literary matter valuable list Of books ana their prices.
suitable for holiday presents for every class readers
professor 70 the child sent on receipt Of loo.
BKENTAkO'S, Union Squsrc. New-YOTk, lOf Safest,
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NOW READY:
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This superb work cOntsins selection OF the Dlct-
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beautiful phOtograyure process Two editions pub
lished
Holland Edition, each copy numbered 900
Ordinary Ed tion thick vellum paper 10
Send your orders Al 10
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SHORE LINE-ALL RAIL ROUTE-FOR
- Boston Newport and the East Express leaves Grand
Central Station al 10 90 and 700 a. ior Newpol.
Providence and Boston 100 p. Limited Express foe
Providence aud Boston. II 30 y. Night Express for
Newport Providence. Boston-dsiy. Palace PaTor Cars
or Sleeping Cars to destination. Dining car on ~
8Ic-
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Bnslness Gbnnces

RARE BUSINESS OPENING.
~ For sale I'm a beautiful manufacturing town OF 10000
;nrahttants surrounded by rich agricultural district.
a. NE junction trunk railways Coal and Lumber
hvsness OF 30 Years Standing splendid sheds Office,
ea.iLg ami phosphate houses reste with unsurpassed
fCiIftles for handling coal &c, all In perfect order
Iroc dre-proof vault in office house for foreman
Within 30 feet Office good VIII OF business Stock
,nes &c viii be sold on favorable satisfactory
Tcascnr for selling given the property here offered WI
iarr tho closest examination Address POST once BOX
. ~ XorE
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NETWORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN

N EW-1UKk, UNIAKIU AND W 10 Inv
~ RAILWAY.-Trans leave from ferries at West Al
West 4Sd St. so a. m. Jay.st, IS a. m. for Md.
dletown Fasburg Monticello. Liberty. Walton. Delhi.
Norwich Utica, Rome. Oneida. Fulton. oswego. Buffalo.
West S5dst 100 D. Jay-st. as D m. for Wall.
LuI valley stations MOhOHk MnnewasAs. Middle
XVI nm, RI9omingburg Eenyille. MI Dale. Monticello.
Tallsburg, Liberty. White Lake Rockand ALL ..
West 42d.st 6 .25 D. m. Jsy.st, 40 p M ualIy iof
Midiletown Fasburg Liberty Walton, Norwich; Oneida
Osweeo Suspension Bridge. Detroit, Chicago, 81 Louis
Buffet sleepers Niagara Falls Reclining Chair CA
reg Time abes tickets Sc at 207 3o7. 944 1923 Broad
way 737 0thave 1874 East 125thst, 264 West l2oh-ss.
Ne"i0iA J. c. ANDERSON. G. p A..
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obstruction.
For Roth Sexcs-City

A BUSINESS EDUCATION. bookkeeping, writing,
raphy tpewne Ladies Seps s 81 sSsey
corner Canal uptown 1O7 West 3ihst, cor broadway:
At TUoMPsON's COLLEGE. 20 4thsye.. N Y
"A Bookkeeping WRITING Arhmetlc Engish nan'n Ia
or eve begin Immediately; terms low ladies' Depart
A -oIRCULARs OF GOOD SCHOOLS sn FREE; sate
AVERY American School Bureau West 14tst N Y
-sAgyEyH SGToo 4 OF WF hANs ssTbsT CITY.
I'm NT YEAR RRoPENs OCTOBER l
TIE g &c sTGshf A.? lRS
a SCHOOL r on kAS GHsTiShAb
West tad Paris opp Principal KScsPSI' Treatment
throughout Superior native teachere Class etc
CRIENDs SEMINARY on RYtherfOEd Place S0ppSss
i Stuyvcsant SQuare) corner 10th Opens W" mohSa
rom the Kindergarten the Collegiate Departmens tho
latter being especially desed f9 P pPnepS is Oh IN en- y.
tendance % receive applicants every morning.
STENoGRAPHIc AND BUSINESS COLLEGES. 18th
s25 {. A. wALWORriI ana II. A. SPENCER Principals
rJ,HE pERLIrz- SCHOOL OF LANGUAGEs
M'd'0P TERMS faRSMSrss BFGiS Now ''" n,'.
Branches: Brooklyn. Boston. washington FaiAoepniA
For Young Ladies Country.
rT,HE FALL TERM OF Park Place School, Batavia
i Il. r.. viii open September G. 1885. For catalogues
Miss MARY j. STEPHENS. Principal.
CoLLEGIATE SCHOOL EoR GIRLS: ENGLEwooD
sre peo RGpsn'p se SSed to vsis ws Hs Se
- snl:A ssIss;ss xp1LfsE ". srERLiSa
EXCELLENT BoARDING-s SCHOOL for girls; having
II vacancies will receive some pupils 81 pau pie
Address Mrs NORWOOD p. o. Box 74O. Philadelphia
HOME and DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. THE EbMs;,
Ma MISS an. P9's Smith dn CUP .erc
Quincy method Tor children
Bows and Young Men-Countrv.
Tafa md
A. 7 BhYAST stno cs me: TS% T.
looking l. Sound An ma ATaas%y ,9r
boys boy u6 ERg;h Sa' Of s. NJ A. west Poin BUD
o n fSqga pR 2d PTnc Nppy
4 NEW ILLUSTRATED CIRCULAR Of swITHIN Q
a{ sH 9TT F$Ef MEDIA 'FiNN' ACADEMY soH
y SCHOOL F0E B9Ys a. MsSa GSnS 81
F .E will do @ profit x K g. Sa5ia
lIREEnoLD INSTITUTE Freehold N. J;n ,.y
fourth c y''5 tr e PIX dnd ESun Nm prnepa
IRVING INSTITUTE. Tsrrytown.o Hudson. offers gn;
for ui tbsir SoTs xdiSess A. AIIMGGNAC Phi D.
STS6 FOR Tea Y6uA6f ey BOYS 6ff sol
beautiful Country seat Home Training Thorough In
'ru''iOn R a1vi' william A. NEwBoLp Principal
DARK AVENUE INSTITUTE, BRIDG, EroRI PRE-. Conn sil,
Ixeeen none sehS.! 0f Coz HseDs Een 10 isss
For circulars soafe" s. r. JONES. A. NJ. Principal
Nm -rEEKsKILL MILITARY ACADEMY Peek'
Kill, N y.-Send for Catalogue. - - ,,,..,,.,
JOHN N. TILDEN. A. NJ ID. d., Fiinoip---
FsS ley 5G22s qs.,.
Assisted by i've resident trachcIa BOYS enI yVuns
men thoroughly h;ed tor the bes: COLLEGES ara oSe:
the advantages OF healthful location home eonioI.,
class teachers thorough training, assiduous care OF I'm
aud nora. and exclusion OK bad ooys 70 COM
,c,entious garents looking for school where tneJ
theft sons SpeciaI Instr
IN phyrcs aud CnenAstry The tweny'seeOhd SeAi VIII
begin Sept IL.
" IEULAXD Peeksldn, y. "a boarding d. school for
49, prcna-es for colleges and business
CARL A. IAKSTROM, b. A., .,,-,..,.
EDWAI.D T.. PEARSON, Ii. D, Prlnclpss
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W Il 5aa 20 e @su w: ea1 sfs
fem 5m tS9s Q! ] 55 M H. 3 IL p Louis
n HG al y caada East 1870 Niagara FAILS Syn
. So a. m Is 90 p m &and 4 n Nm, Tor gtigga
FIX 20 AZ ali 80 a. m and 81 90, g 90 . rs j.
Newburg 10 is u $40 10 ;45 p m HaXer.
e ca" for BSaao NIdga1s Fa DsFo
otfor trans daily except SUNDAYS 3 LeaYs 5essy
West Shore station ali 80 a. 80 80 p. m. For
tickets timetable or information apply at Offices Brook
ivn-333 73O Fulton-st, Annex once,
zoo: q Fgiton;st ciiya3es and St2 Broad;
Sta ons foot 42dst- and foot Of Jay.st, N: X
Westcott's Express calls and checks baggage from
hotels and residences. C. F. LAMBERT,
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I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
NEW Work CENTRAL AND HUDSON
NV RIVER RAILROAD.

GRAND CENTRAL STATION.
and tnest ans Montreal Express drawing
roof cars New York Albany and Albany 70 MONTREAL
Via d. & r. r. also East Albany to ST. AiosnS' via
OenS so Se5i"T m. FAMOUS vEsTIBULED AND STEAM
HEATED CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS LiMiIED'
a~ng room and sleeping for Albany UTICA Sysa
cue colchester Buffalo, Niagara Falls Erie CeVelsnd
indianapolis and Toledo arriving az Chicago az 'oo H.
o. Connects at Albany for Coopcrs,own. 49,. ~.
4 fO 80 a. m, Chicago Express for Niagara FaHe no
ronto Cleveland Cincinnati Indianapolis De'f d,x ana
iii NJ Western New York and Northern Ex To"S
Adams. &c. Drawing room cars 70 Troy; With draw
ine'room - cars , to Albany and Troy. - c.
D. m. Accommodation to Albany and Troy Connec.s
for Warnstown North Adams. and intermediate points
OF n m' Fast Chicago Cincinnati and St. Louis Ex
press for Niagara Falls Buffalo SUSPENSION bsae ons
Detroit and Chicago with yestibuled and steam heated
sleeping and dining cars ,.,u,. r,ross daily
Sleeping Montreal. via Rouses POINT ana
St. Adams also Ottawa, via 81 Abans shd Oa Ia
Atlantic Railway, and to syracuse and Cananaagua usy
Sunday SUNDAY train does ot luh VS. oi AZ M
- D. NJ, Special sleeper arrives lsoehester f'ao us
Buffalo 35 and Cleyela "a; :; M pura
TO- Niagara Fails, Toronto Cleveland Cn ,b "a IN
dlanapois Louis. Detroit and chicago Wl.n s.epS
cent SATURDAY, TO Canandalgua on sundays only;
10 midnight. for Saratoga Whehali ana hut! and
Sleeping cars Albany Connects al Albany Win Tram
TcRes and space IN drswlngroom and sleeping cars on
sale at Grand Central Station Alb 5s5 and 942 Broadway
y fark p sssn Eae YORK; sss and go
fulton sts. Brooklyn and 70 4th ST. " lsnsourg ,,o
Westcots Express calls for and checks baggage HO"
hO's Run day; others daily except Sunday Stop 81
lst SaGn t9 take up DasSePf HENRY FS MoNETT
. ~ SSSnernfendent General Passenger Agent
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Sa1he ami phosphate houses tresIIe with unsurpassed
Large aePoof vault in the ogGg hoqse for foreman s,oG
rAIes &C. will be sold favorable terms; satisfactory
rcascns selling given the pS9.ay mere os o ne R
s "a" n NeS.YoTi-
RRANCH HOUSE.
large manufacturing company having an established
trade on line OF goods controlled by patents, find it
necessary open branch house in this city, and will
furnish from ten to twenty-five Thousand dollars in cash
toward same with satisfactory party furnishing equal
amount
Address with full particulars giving age, past expert
ence and references
BRANCH HOUSE.
Union National Bank Chicago III.
CENTRAL AMERICA.-W Wanted, from 50 to
Will bear closest investigation; employment AZ fair
AMOUNT. .Addrsss INVESTIGATE, Tribune Uptown
onco 23s Broadway.
4 whole Of a job printing once at hall its value less
than 40 miles from city P"yng n2 aiF a. rcom,Ds,
SPECIAL PARTNER.-Successlu house in
- supply line to fast,growng end liberal trade esab
hGd 10 VIA na % sTdut oys Sg n
70 Rs cent a5 raSa no
TJN HE advertiser desires to purchase an es-
/ tablIshei patent medicine business. Principals only
need address, with full particulars ENTERPRISE. Trib
une ONCE.
NVTANTED.-A thorough business man As an
w partner in old established retail and whole
sale dry goods house must De Of honorable standing
must have from $4,000 100000: this only
wanted as guarantee OF the Interest taken In protecting
his own and his ability to aid present in the
agement business satisfactory arrangements
VIII De made with acceptable party. Address F. o.
Box f.12I New-YOrk City.
$75,OOOro 100000
wclestablshed firm Of many years standing. doing
OughOut the United States and who give highest
references and as standing,
III % a silent the place
the nlembers who obliged to rctlre for other reasons
than business January
ASIDE from capital IeouiIed tar app cant must be man
OF honorable standing In the community; others
apply Address CAPITAL. Tribune Office. y. V