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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-02-18
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Nequ elha falowgg from Geots
Aliltsm Niutsrbatr, 10 tie North Amu
S., csu hs'lsa tie tos Go, tspeeali
.peat Of iegs 10 large hotel., ihoug
., shat be ssIs sprlisa equally yell I
places OF public cutTtnnmfuts
II Is soms~ bsl Of 90 Irt,bsu q S,
t1st ionduess iar dogs J., human
instinct Nevertheless there is thrss,
Of uebleutss a the character Of that msn
90 mstlef hos otuet~ise uHoouth Sn,
degraded be msy be, who bss geuuin,
sentiment Of ressrj ttra daR. The dos
isat true friend Of mas AID II ndiyldus
speolmeas are vicious 10 temper, 1t ii
usually because taey have been made So
by surroundings and treatment, 1t 10
therefore, VITO no sutipatby for The dog
but With ready sokuowled. menl Of bis
~oIth snd usefulness that would sugssst
that he lssnuisance as denzsn OF the
city.
Cities tIist for the convenience snd ben
lht OF man, but they have grown 10 =
hsphsz ri way, retaining many rur.l
features long alter th3se have ceased 10
/ bave any rational excuse for remaining.
/ There are msny persons ttil living who
/ eau remem Der when swine rosmed about
tue streets OF New York and we're uuksmpt
/ predecessors Of Wariug's 'shlte angels
Dickens gives this picture OF Broadway
hali-centuty ago aud the same conditions
existed less then four decades ago, to my
own knowledge:
Once more in B,oadwaJl Two portly
soTs are trottlng behind carriage aud a
select party Of gentlemen hegs have Jnst
turned the corner. They are the city
scayeng,r' They are never attended up
on, or fed, or driven or caught, bat are
thrown upon their own resources early 10
life and come prsternstutaIly knosluR |
10 Consequence. Every pig kaows where
he lives better than sny ole cyuld tell |
hin. At this hour, Just ae evening Is
clo,ilg 10. you will see them roaming !
towards bed 10y scores, eating their way to !
tue latt. perfect sef-po.se,Ion and cell |
reliance aud im movable oomposurs being
their foremost sttibules"
The hog has lolp, but the dog IaRg
superhaous aud even Ia his best estate is
q care and meDac. often tle unsus
peoted carrier uf Iisease, As we'll as gb
evident source olf.tl The streets voald
be much easier 10 keep clean il oRs could
be excluded from them, VI they are already
from the parks, The c c5st. private and
pcbnc, Of cleaning up cArins 6uh is III
mi.t ,kably onerous aud it j., in fact, Il
obief source Of street unndyncss Any
que who hss lived 10 corner house Can
ympath u With that stgtsme t..
In addition to tbi., the dog IN the apart
nent houses aud wherever human habita
iln is dense is a cause OF discomfort hs
we'll as Of serious deteriorat on ia the
leolth Of human dwellers therein. In one
Dstauce, baby was rendered really Ill bv
be dog il the house oppoeit', who Ut
,rltf intervals through the day md late
nlo the night would spring up to the a
pen window Of bis apartment snd express
lie canine eLthusi.sm 10 unmelodous
ccents. The babe hushed to sleep,
;ouId be rudely awakened perhaps five =,
linutes after, and this over and oysf =
gsin uotil, fortunately, cold weather bAs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-02-18

tts lime ws bs3 I'll oat traps uN fa. en
stao sud ssrs ready to u.ft tf boone
We haint hsiabtn ta e. n##a waa
'ns vii ! bsrt la uiak a..s ta.
haH stns ta.tI krew shat d eaa 20 10
huns,, and staa bul my udc ra ttal "a
.ioe cylinder eauvIrosI ne lld h.i
previously h,i aoly tho tuu,r.t q rup
ton ot vbu haasot and aeauaesa mesa.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-02-18
On IL l.pc0ui ptiNr.

:
bsel graduated from collage i, likely tt
remember the iBoidertt Of hi, first ride OF
A real steam go JDe l30ur thau some G.
the lcssols be 10 .o4r years TO learn 81
tae unlvcr5lly
ven, up o NV Yora the other day on
my fret engine t,st, SAID young NJ. i. ot
Phladrlphls, who Is IN the employ Of 4
locomotives works. to the New York SUI.
1t was novel aud interesting experience,
and one | very much eUJoYed. But then
a fellow could enjoy slmot any old thing
after working four mouths in the CRIME
and dit aud grease Of the shop at the mu
olhceut rate of eight cents nn hour !
suppose | ought to consider msyelf lucky
to have secured any work when times
wera as hard a. they were tins summer.
Probably half he man who graduated
with me last q rlng would be glld to have
my chance bnt still { rather gees against
the grain. At the rate Of eight cents an
"
% 81 week, when we work eight hours
lay for six days ia the week. Bat often
We doat get the chance Before election
not many engines we're being built and
sometimes | done WORK more than twenty
five hours a week. Then / earned the
magnificent sun Of 81 IN seven days
The engine we tested was made last
spling for the J rsey Central railroad 10
haul the Royal Blue express from New
York to Washington. The eIgineer OF
tests and Irol le from Philadelphia in
cab to Jersey City where the engine we
we're to test, No. 456, was waiting for us
10 the round house, 1t was bsauty, II
great shining iron beast. with drivers
eighty four inches high. j. had been
brought to the round house the day before
and the mechanics had trued up or lined |
Op l's cross head gnides. We placed the |
inilcs'ors 10 the cylinder, coaed our en-
giues filled the water tank; backed into
the tt,tlol. hitohed TO our train snI were
already to start when the time cane.
The engineer Of tests and ! took or
places on the froLt Of the engine on the
night hand side. II read t1e drlit pu4ge
aud speed aud sat on top Of the Cylinder.
taking indicator cards lou haven't auy
lea of The breez, created by trsio tun
ming at the rate Of more than d mile =
niun nntl you get ont on the front end
1i an engine, The engine Gao ia calm
,od s,q1e.t.red retreat 10 oomaarieou
seemed 10 m that We we're tearing the
, y heart out Of tue wind. The engine
lader me euurted any painted and .algored
ike Wild stimsl 10 artge as II eprang
orward wildly iuro spacc, elrIekiup half
be nme. The Wind smote nv cheek like
be blow ola sAsp blade Nv eves smart
ID with smoke and the tear. thai the wind
rev. Bnt for all that it was eiorions-
be very opotleais Of mo,lou. The land
cape rushed by me ike frightened
hing Farms, towns. r.yere. the ,arb.
be eky. All san ipdessubsble blDr.
It tIne. wondered II the iron mon,ter ,
gasn / running away. Aud then thought
I .he darky wLos.d he'd rather be in a
abroad dirart.r a,t..mbo smash
. ,or 10 tie form-r case, Dare ,ou isl
"a 10 The latter, Wh.rIsyon2
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-02-18

1t was aOmaus lu0cheou AMI tney
had been exchanging opinions IN rcgard to
The husband question, both as whole Bud
viii particulars. by the time ice cfeom
was served tlS discussion bal grown quite
heated and the hostess was boginuluu 10
look arIious. At the top Of the table the
woman 10 the chiffon vest and her compan
Ion 10 the trimmed gown were at Dagger,
| drawn.
We'll, / don't oars what suy o1e says,
my husband Is as goo ! as they make them.
said the woman 10 tue chiilJn vast t1ei ed
ly. He alwsyerooks ms to sleep when
have sick headache aud be gels bfcsk
fast when the cook ls away and be always
gets up 10 the night il the baby criat. sho
glsred VI the woman in the trimmed gown
tiiumphsntly and she ia turn glsrcd back
and took up the psrabe OF speech
Well, my husband, she remarked with
strong aoosut upon the posstssvs case,
never does any of those thIngs. ! SHOULD
be sorry to res him do aay Of them. dc
tstt man who step, over into his wits
proviace. Bat be always looks ufLr the
furnace and never have to worry about
the coal bill.
The woman il the chiliJn vet smiled
dlsaRteesbIY aud the Losiess WAS bent To
iutsrpOse " hen the pretty woman et the
''.. " ''' ''''' 'PoN' up
MY hu'otnd d az all tte thugs you
have mentioned she said sweetlY, aaa a
lot nor. Wosu VS. b,y mo- puI lo
r.sa.. ,h. d,.la.t.,, .... H..
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-02-18

TIE i.ts archbishop oi Csa,etbaty hsd
a favarite dog nnuei Wstch Ogee, ss be
lay Oh the nat 81 the open door Of the
chapel, th- sfcLUlshop read inrressirely
this tsE'euce oi the Scripture le.son.
Whs, Isay uIio you ssy ntto you Ill go
va'cb Tie deg srFsug op, eaus Tor
vBrd aud Icy down before tie tesdirs
dy.k st bic Htstsf's Let One bearer At
lsssl beeded tie lesson aud responded.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-02-18
HARE AND HOUND

htSaf1 t4+ND4s fl"'sa - oe''i9'' "'e
% r'Ik I'D Hh''e enm'ea soa ''f'~
l4i@'oR e'#ilsa' ea@pF' sb''" W"
, V.ts.y trio med fossbusLss tbst slaUe'
lEr eissatIs bouquets 90 either side OF tbt
sio3iaE pstbs
Eat E#li E5a kaY saT u1iLer th'
fFser. sbaut bof. usf tle surrounding
wegds. cor tss cl"sf taumer tky Sborl
old Tell sod siruter, she stood like i
sislus saoag TIE foses, th the taiis Of
h-t musaH ifack ial.lug stfslsLliy ahan,
hsr Srd hsr far IA e sou her aud troubled
btues b The aide brlm Of bar garden bat,
Sae was very fr,ty glri SUD should
have been vary happy one, for bsppiutss
uIeht to be t1e natural stqusDce OF beauty
sod wealth
The oval Of her face, that should have
breo wresihed 10 smile, was psie sDd
dFaWr, The small, curved mouth was
pftsssd together 10 sn fl ut 10 suppress
cblIdlsu desire to cry. The sseet eyes
v re ID den by The vtita IoSefed lids 10
either sorto~ OF i9i'hretce, willie the
fol tbr5stsi blris saag 90 the gay roses
swurp like perfumcd eousers IN the lisht
slr
How c3nli she nefd OF care Tor birds OF
( h1@e-s, when her whole heart was away
20 the dim library OF 'be OLD mansion bel
bind her, when her BRAIN sched 10 the ef
/ iorl to Pness It The words and gestures
that were passIog there moug the trown
lng family portraits aod the great OAK book /
cases, for that moment Dick Ltndsay /
was telling bis loves and hopes TO Lord |
ilnustop, the starn man whom fste had /
given h'r for an uncle ard guardian,
Enld'S fond heart lol! h7' What her lover
would say. how bard q aou ptcsd, bow /
handsome be worl laob, br Ter uDcle2
Nonii be relax, wculj be- p, unit himself
70 be IN wed. wouI be 60 Is u And 10
the effort 70 m't'r~t2 ta' fr of scene
E1Id grew pale and lreuL.-L ikea wind
tossed n.y.
BarrIed ioolst-ps among the roses
ronsed her ifcm her rtvefle at last and
turolug she saw her lover speeding toward
her
Dick' she crled N welcome running to
him with her set lace breaking to JOY
Gus smlIes. Then little moin escaped
her aud she grew "hite as her gown Tor
one glance at Dick LndsSys eyes told
her be had failed.
Darling, at hrstl hoped Tor success
said Dlok when EuIi bad regsined some
degree OF sell control sud the lovers had
wandered from among the Iatrlbg hife OF
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RAITsRoAD.

STATIONS foot of West Twen,y.tiird Street and Dos
brosses and CortIandt Streets.
"a Tho leaving time from Desbrosses and Cortlandt
Streets is ten minutes later than that given below for
twenty third Street station.
Car New York to Pittsburs Sleeping Car Plttaburs
S S,sS a. 4: y: P Phs! klTT:NfIS'' hia~if Fee oifyilsss;
cS%pa5:" Cart. sl's Fo4 th RI'H!"s' csis%s e 81 r HSl. %.
,s G!Se1 H. = ~. l GMicsSo %I ESg 81. heu Is. k kSq!s:
$50 TS5 T =. ". W sTis f G!nSin E&pkf esic.fS; 6 cia rS .
.s Gs1s 4. u. r sG1 TTlfS9i sTfsEs f]a xPREygs-ror p,ts.-
,, sS5si r: %. n PHeiF lnG'i n8FREss s.: kSu Pi,s.ours and
ss esl'f = N. cS MRff f & G nSpRFss," elssRi sssq BSss;;
Sleeping Car New YORK to Altoona, East Liberty.
Pittsourg. and points West. daily except Sunday.
No '0s %shasss;auNGroN AND THE SOUTH.
7:so:s:2o. 9;2o, $3.50 Dining c9rl. 1880 A n; 1880
S PM s s cars. s;s SS P I,SS, Ss SsTS; %; s's6 5D sisS Ss "A
Dining Cers). 1870 Dining Carl 1850 Dining Carr.
soUTHERN RAiLwXY.-Express. +:eo P. NJ. 1905
AILAXTiS'coAsr L~INE.-Express. o:ao A. M. and
~EsAPEHK AND OHIO RA1LwAy.-4auo P. NJ
rok 5iD POINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK.-7.Oe
A4 4 y; Ts ecf nafs ana ST. p. X X. W. me sii, Gay..
CAPE MAY.ci2:ao P. NJ. week days.
AS Ocean nF' Grove. Ai and p rhat f fIsssans efre san'%St sss
Twenty; third Street station, $50, Il;ac A. Nix
o.Eu, SOU. ll.lO +. M. SunuhyS. VIZ - hs SOU
I. NJ. drom Desbrosses and Cortlandtl streets). a:lo
A. NJ. 1910. 3:I0. $50. 1l:50 +. u. Sundays, 9:t5
A. NJ. 5:l5 p. N.
6:lo, T:20. 1850. $40. $50. @:20 (9:5o Penna. Linn.
ited). $50 Dining Carr, 1880. l1:50 A. NJ. 1880.
100. 1850. $3.50. 4:20.t:20 Dining Carr, 4:b0 Dining
Carr. 5:5O Dining Carl 7:i0. $50 +. NJ. lr:05
night, sundays. $40, 1850, s;2O, $3.50. 9;2o. $3.50
%ILimitedl; $3.50. lo:soA.M Nj l:ao Dining Car, $3.50.
Car. 7:l0. $50 L. NJ, 1900 night.
Ticket onices Nos. I61. 044, 1896. 1928, Ill, and 26l
broadway; l Aston House: West twenty third
Street Station; and stations foot OF Desbrosfes and
Cortlandt Streets; 1 Court Street. $50 Fulton
Street. SS Broadway. and Brooklyn Annex Station.
Brooklyn; Station, Jersey city. The New York
Transfer Company win call for and check baggage
from hotels and residences through to destination.
]. D. HUTCHINSON, ]. n. WOOD.
General Manager. General Passr Agent.
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York, foot OF Chamber
st.. as follows. and nye minutes earlier from West
O.00 A.. M.-vestibuled Express daily FOR Bling.
C.OO hamton. Eyverly. Elm'ra. Buralo. Bradford,
arrives Buffalo \ L. NJ. Parlor car to Bunalo.
C.0l q: M.-Ncsiihulad limited-Frst mail daily.
L.oo Solid train for ClirByn. arrives cleveland T:40
A. n, Chicago , +. ". Slcepers TO Chicago. Cltvo-
Ian d. and Cincinnati. Diping Car.
S,Q0 M.-lufalo and Cleveland Nestibnled
.CO Express daily. arrives at Buraio 300 A NJ.
Bradford 7:lI A. NJ, jamestown f;pO 4. NJ. Glove.
land 1890 i. NJ, (SiCcprrS Ia RuTalo and Cleveland),
making direct connection FOR Detroit, Chicago. and
the West. Cafe Library Car.
Q,f ]. M.-Sulid train to Chicago. Siecners to
Orc Hornelisyillc. Chicago. and Cincinnati.
iTICKETs. LOCAL TINE CARDS. AM PULLMAN
L ACCOMMODATIONS at Ill. ll3. 26i. 40l. and
937 Broadway. le7 Bowery. 100 East l25th at. and
81 West l2aih ST.. Chambers and West Esd 4, ferries.
New York 33d aud go Fulton ST., 100 Broadway.
Brooklyn; 200 Hudson St. Hoboken, and Jersey City
station, Westcott's Express calls for and checks bag
gage from hotels mud residences TO destination.
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2ailrGads,
2aiIrDads.
Lehiqh VALLEY system.

Stations foot of West cad st. penn. r. r.. Cortland
Indicates time from West sd St. other figures show
time from Sortlandt or Desbrosses St
for HUM aud Intermediate stations. 49,
1850: s,l5 4. NJ. daily for WlLkEsBARRE
i4HASI. oEGS Sfst d RSeHf EaNIEA n6 STf't say n:
A AoiAisA, , EALlS; -mt the b West end ID principal local
po'niI .s a1n' ass SSG T moon Sh aaIlS Sa c1 .S sae saSs.,,
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"
Arrives Buffalo o:a6 z. N. Pullman Vestibule Day
a la carte. Connects AT Buffalo with through sleep.
es to Detroit and Chicago;
MAuCH CHUNK and intermediate points.
.i.,So; InIn ?. n: sundays only. for EAsToN.
wILEEsBikEE. .f;rfTsToS', sckANsro SS%r and pr aSt
In coal regions: chair car for WIKI, sbarrc.
w IRE; d ttiG p PIr y; HSI!y;s c sSssgpf Ssu1 SnS n1 for
cipai intermediate stations. Connects for all points
in coal regions; Pullman BUFFET Parlor Car for Wilkes.
.a,aO. ago p. NJ. daily. except Sunday. for
MAUCH CHUNK and intermediate stations. Chair
$500. Sils P. NJ. daily for EAsToN and inter.
mediate stations:
FALLS and all points West. Pullman sleeper vesti
nuIe train y. y. to Chicago. sleepers to Buffalo and
1920. $50 p. NJ. daily. except Sunday. stopping
only at s0CTH PLAiNFIELn. EAsToN. BETHLE'
GENEVA. ROCHESTER. BATAVIA. BUFFALO. and
TORONTO. Pullman sleeper for Buffalo. None but
''e ss'sS. oar a,6 bc'f +, 81 da fSFr for wi III GssEsfS SE. ITa:
AGA, GENEVA. RoCHEsfEI, BUFFALo, NiAGARA
FALLS. ard nl points West. Pullman sleeper to
Additional local trains daily. except Sunday. for
BOUND BROOK and Intermediate points. leave as fol.
lows $500. $3.50. 5000. 1880. 1920. 1890 [sun.
days only A; NJ, $3.50, ESQ. and 1920, $50 J. NJ.
e7s. 800, ga; and 1922 Brosdwa y. 81 y. l4th ST. 1b6
Z. l2oth g., l27 Bowery; \. II $50 Fulton ST.
NJ Transfer Co. will call for and check baggage
from hotel or residence through to destination.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO.

Leave New ! X, MD' Ia ItFnIhAI, South Ferry,
and foot OF Liberty street.
'Daily. Except sun 'Ay. Sundays.
CHICAGO, $3.50 A, 81. 5000 j.. NJ, aud sl2: IS night.
PIrrsBURG. 'I:aO A, NJ, 1874 y. ~, $500 y. n,
'I2;lb MI hi. (4;HO A.. NJ. Liberty st, Only.)
C~INcINNATl, ST LOUIS. 10000 A. NJ, '6:55 r. NJ.
wAsHISGToN, BALTIMORE. tTi56, 10000 Diner.
sll:3J A. ". DINER, 1900 (DIuerj. 1925 (Dinerl,
'+;o DINER. '6ib5 =, ". and 'lsil5 night.
NORFOLK. tll:3O A NJ.
NEW OR. Fans dhrough sIeepsr). t3;p5. $500 p. II.
All trains are illuminated with p.ntSch light,
onioes: IIY. lTY. 26l. 484, Il40 Broad way. 81 L.
lAth St. 1877 BOweIy. N. "; 98o. SA4 Fulton st..
Brooklyn; whitehall Terminal. Baggage checked
from hotel or residence 70 Destinations
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DELAWARE. LACkAwANNA = wEsTEnN


N.,N.
stations In new York. foot OF barclay and
Christopher sts.
SESTInULE TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
CARS, pINTsCH Light.
Direct route to Newark. bloomfield, MontclAir. tho
Oranges. summit, Bernardsyille. BassinR Ridge, Mad.
ison. Murr.stown, Pas.Ric Paterson. BoOnton. Dover,
htanhope. Newton, Budd's Lake, Lake HopAtconR.
Hack ttstown. Schoolcy's Mountain. Washington.
Phillipsburg, Easton. Water Dap. Stroudsburg. Pocono
Danville. northumberland, Montrose, Binghamton,
oxford. Norwich. Watyrville. Utica. Richnela Springs,
Cortland. syracuse. Oswcgo. Ithaca, Owego. Elnira,
Corning, Bath, Dansville. Buffalo. aud all points West.
Northwest. and Southwest.
500 A. M.-Binghamton Mail. Stops at principal
1000 A. N.-(Cafc car)- buffalo. Scranton. Bing.
hamton, OwaRo. Ithaca. Elmira. Utica. syracuse,
and OswegO Express. Pullman buffet pArlor cars
Connecting at Buralo with trains for Chicago and
points West.
Hoo q. M.-Scranton. B!nghamton. and E'mira
Express. Pullman hunet parlor cars.
. y. M.-Scranton, Wllkesbarrr. and Plymouth
Express. Pullman nllNrt rarlOr cars,
. -. ~ .-(Daiiyj 'hicngD Vestibule Limited RX-
press for Scranton. R~inghAmton, Elmira, Buffalo.
Pullman hunct sleeping car New York TO Chicago.
Dining car west Of buffalo.
$40 y. N.~-tDAilyl-Huralo ExpreAs. Pullman
Elcepers for scranton. BInghnmton. Elmira, Bath.
MI. Morris. and Burnln. arriving Bnralo y A. N.
oiaO a.. VI. - GDaty buffalo, SCRANTON, Bingham.
ton, Owegu. ltlIc ga. Eimira. Syracuse, Utica. and
Oswego Express" Pullman bufet sleepcrs.
Ticket and Pullman accommodations at H. nry Gaze
q Som, Ltd, ll3 Broadway, IA Park place. and <29
broadway aud s42 Broadway, Tickets At ferry sts.
lions, III 4th ay, cor, eth at, 81 West l25th ST.. ESQ
100 broadway. Brooklyn. Time tables giving full in.
formation at all stations.
wcStcottS Express company Will call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence 10 destination.
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Graal aottres.

5eaal Aotirfs.
NEW YORK supREME COURT, cITY n
~ COUNTY OF NEW YoRK.-New York Lifo In.
Buranre Company, PLAINTIFF. against Bernard Wilson
aud Catherine Wilson. hts wife,; Butler II. Bixby. as
assignee for tho brnett OF creditors OF Bernard VIII.
son; Mary g, Coleman and Francis NJ. Coleman. her
husband; Alfred McIntire. Lorenzo Il. HArtunk, Paul
NJ. Hcrzog, f. Caroline Hopper. defendants. Sum.
mons. Action NJ. Z.
To the above named defendants and each or them,
You are hereby summoned 10 answer the complaint
In this action and to serve q copy OF your answer on
the plaintiffs attorney within twenty days after the
service OF this summons, exclusive OF the day OF ser
vice; ana In case OF your failure TO appear. or answer,
Judgment will be taken against you by default for
the relief demanded IN the complaint.
Dated New York, August g7t6. 1897.
EDWARD Z. MCCALL.
Pldintins' Attorney,
ONCE and POBt once address,
No. $40 broadway, New York city.
To the defendant, Y. Caroline Hopper;
TIL" foregoing summons Ia herewith served upon
you by utilization pursuant to an order OF Hon.
Abraham X. Lawrence. one of the Justices OF the Su.
prenle Court OF the state OF New York, dated the
18th day OF november. 1897, aud nled with the com.
plant N the ONCE Of the Clork OF the city and County
OF New York, In the County Court House In said City
Of New York, on the 10Th day Of November, 1877,
Dated, New York, November 10Th. 1897.
EDWARD v. al
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Once and Post Onoe address.
No. $40 Broadway. New York City.
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Land company. and for convenien e. views. and
grades are uneGcoptionAb!e. For maps nd particulars
apply at onices or JERE. JOHNSON. JR. Co. 100
broadway. y. W. ana lkp Montague : ., Brooklyn. or
w William e., N, y
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BOSTON ANY NEW
VIA SOUND LINES.
s~TONISGTON LINE. via stonington. Leave Pier
80, N. r one block above Canal at. week days only,
at 9 T. NJ. Steamers Maine and New Hampshire.
NORWICH LINE. via New London. Leave Pier 40
(old MOI \. R.. next Desbrcsses st., week days only,
at eP. NJ. Steamers City OF Lowell and City Of
Lawrence.
FALL RIVER LINE. via Newport and Fall River.
Leave Pier lS, y. r., foot OF Murray st., week days
only. at 500 p. NJ. Steamers lymouth and Pill
grim. Orchestra on each.
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uIGH GRt RgXTURES.
Il ARYER-SSIFFRN 90. LTD. D East lVIh q.
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Tost and fouud.

LOST.
On Broadway or Fifth Avenue, Saturday
evening, December 4th, a LEDGER,
BANKBOOK, AND VOUCHERS. of no
value to finder. A LIBERAL REWARD
WILL BE PAID for the return or any
information regarding same, 10 the
SECURITIES ADVERTISING AGENCY,
"a broad street, New York.
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Rsal Gstate for Sale-gonsg slaua,
5ssal Gstats il. Auetiou.

have directed Jere.
Johnson. Jr.. 70 sell
positively. . bsO
lutely. and without
any limits whatso-
ever, all the 81
magnihcentlot DO.
longing to the es.
tate Of Charles A.
Eckert. decd. stu.
ated on 46th st.,
5th and lot
nyGs, 3Oth Ward,
10 9Uugh Of Brook.
Ign and c ~ OF
New York. These
lots Immediately
AdJOIn the splendid
Iim~prL Of
NlA WAaN nRRnElEA
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COUNTY CLERK OFFICE. New County Court
House. New York, Dec. 10. 1877.
Public notice rs hereby given thas on the 18th
inst. at this ONCE. Jurors shall be drawn for service
in the various courts to DO held in and for tho City
and County OF New York. on January Sd. 1898.
1. PURROY, County Clerk.
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MAINE STEAMSHIP CO.,
White STAR LINE.

-. Dec. 10, noon Majestic. dec 80. noon
britannia. Dec. 2p. noon Germanic. Jan. ). noon
COTTON CARRIED BY PASSENGER
Pier 10. North River. once. - Broadway. New York.
H.. MAITLAND KERSEY. Agent.
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90 Eet for gusiuess gnrpuses.

CToRE. BASEMENT M Sue CELLAR, es Reekman
- a.. near aold. to lei. RUTLAND q WHITING. 0
Beck man 81.
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T osT.-A very liberal reward will be paid for the
Il return OF brown French poodle TO the head porter
OF the Holland House.
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RAtEnr6.
Excursions.


HoDFIsHING daily Cholera Ranks. weather permit.
" ting steamer AL POSTER, only boat built ex.
pressiy for ocean fishing. insuring SAT ,ty. speed. com.
fort; East 23d st., TAO; Battery, $50; 81, with bait;
ladies, 80 cents,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ANGLER, daily, except
" Monday. leaves 2lst St, Z, r.. 7:25; battery. 3
A. NJ sharp: fare Toe. with bait; old reliable pilot,
Al Foster, on board.
STEAMER AL FOSTER only boat that went out this
- week; passengers caught plenty cod and blsckhs
Vt Cholera Banks, Has anybody seen or heard Of the
old reliable pilOtp
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miscellaneous.

ELEcTRoTYPE finish r. having charge OF foundry.
II would like to confer with put Usher or printer. in
view OF starting an ele ,trOtype foundry; references,
AddresS II. Y, MCCARTHY, NJ Ir ghI ST., Jersey City,
MI