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tirely with Polish began a year ago with
Minorcas and shows some very remark
able young stock. His pullets cannot be
excelled. His competitors in this line are
c. L. Blanton of Falls Church, Va. John
s. Rowlee of Closter, N. Y; Alamance
farm of Graham, N. c., and George w
Vanderbilt.
Washington has always been a famous
place for barred Plymouth Rocks, and that
class is probably larger than any other in
the show. The exhibitors are c. f. Ora
ham, Middletown, Md; w. A. Sherman,
Vienna, Va; A. c. Hawkins, Lancaster,
Mass: Schwab Bros, Rochester n. Y;
Longrew Yards, Hanover, Yards, Rich
mond. Va; Valiie Hawkins, Fawn Grove,
Pa; ]. Ridgley, Towson Md; Mrs Rob-
ert Garrett, S. NJ. Kefauver and George
Vanderbilt.
Wyandottes in all the various colors
show up with exceptional numbers and
choice specimens. If anything the white
wyandottes outnumber and excel in quality
their silver, black and golden congeners
The exhibitors in these classes are: Mrs
Hamblin. Vienna, Va; A. c. Hawkins s.
M. kefauner, George w. Vanderbilt, A F.
Groves, c. e. White. Fox Chase, Pa: H.
d. Mason, Fabius. N. Y; Rudolph TGiele
and John L. Waggaman.
The Show of Appliances.
The annex rooms of the show are as
usual. full of interest. They have been
thronged all day by crowd of visitors
incubators. breeders, bone mills, coops and
other poultry appliances. Mr.. Edward S.
Schmid has one large room devoted entirely
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National Union Omcers

Officers Of Fraternal Council, No. 519, Ma
tional Union. we're elected as follows, at a
meeting held Wednesday evening. Decem-
Der 1. 1897. for the term Of 1898: Alvan T.
Tracy. president; J. B. Austin, vice presi-
dent; Chas. 8. King. financial secretary:
J. H. Jones, secretary; Chas. c. Mother
sead. treasurer; John C. Ashton, speaker:
Preston c. Day. usher; Alfred Kiakring.
chaplain: Arnold Cieeves. doorkeeper: Her.
man W: smith. sergeant-at-arms: trustees.
delegate to cabinet. J. b. Austin: delegate
to Immediate Relief Association. J. b. Aus
tin.
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Sentence Suspended.

Henry Wynne, who is under sentence Of
four years in the penitentiary at Trenton,
was In the dock at the Police Court this
morning Oh two charges of grand larceny
Wynne pleaded guilty to both charges, but
inasmuch as Attorney Baker did not wish
to interfere with the penitentiary term, ne
asked that sentence be suspended in both
cases, and Judge Kimball granted the re-
quest.
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SUIT FOR MAINTENANCE,
Mrs. Fletcher Demands That Her Hus.
band Shall Support Her.

Mrs. Fletcher Demands That Her Hus-
band Shall Support Her.
VIM. K. Fletcher, who is said to be en-
ployed in the city post office at a monthly
salary of $40. was today made the defend
ant by his wife, Eleanora Fletcher, in a
suit for maintenance.
Through Attorney Tracy l.. Jefrords, Mrs
Fletcher states that they were married al
Baltimore. Md, April ~, 1895, coming here
to reside Immediately aftefward. They
lived first with her parents and then with
his. and she charges that he has brutaIIy
treated her; that he has twice driven her
and their children away from him, and that
he refuses to support her or them, al
though she Is in i'll health and straitened
circumstances.
She asks that he be compelled to support
them, and that he pay suitable alimony and
counsel fees.
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accommodates somewhere in the neighbor-
hood of $500 birds and possesses many
points of convenience and advantage. The
best is that the tops of the coops are Of
wire netting, that full light falls on the
feathered occupants This to spectators,
who have always experienced more or less
trouble in seeing fowls in narrow aisles
with an insufficient light, is certainly a
very welcome innovation. The cost of this
coping is somewhere in the neighborhood
of $1,000, and the work was done here in
Washington. under the supervision of the
members of the association and in con-
Torrance with the latest and best ideas on
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the subject. The staging and platforms
are of half-nch pine, affording strength
with lightness, and when nicely painted,
as they will be for use another year, will
be about perfection in the line Of poultry
show equipment. ...-
Many Exhibitors.
MIR. George E. Howard. the secretary of
the association. and Mr.. H. A. Munson
were on hand this morning busily engaged
with the details of the show. This.
think said Mr.. Howard, lis the largest
exhibition we have yet held. Certainly
there is a greater number of exhibitors
who have sent their entire aggregations of
first-class stock than at any time hereto
fore. For instance. Mr.. A c., Hawkins of
Massachusetts. who is famous the world
over for first-class birds. and a man who
ships his stock to all parts of the globe has
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
white Frederick G. STANCE and Mary
Pritchard.
Colcred-James g. Williams and Cataer-
inc Hawkins; Thomas Johnson and Katie
West.
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S12.7@

Genuine Vienna china din
ner sets Of 1o2 pieces. I'm some
Of the prettiest designs imagina-
ble-a very handsome gift. in
deed You viii pay S25 at
any other store in this city
for this same &1G 7m
quality Here for. W % q y
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n the Tissues about the roots of the hair become
unhealthy fhs hair VIII soon turn gray fall on.
Correct this truable with Halls Hair Remover.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-07

Genuine Carlsbad china din
ner sets, in four of ttc very
prettiest patterns ever seen
complete set Of 1o2 pieces.
which we say positively can
not be bought anywhere for
less than S2D-
will be offered SD 10
for --...........Q Il 30 1>
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Elegant porcelain hand paint
ed dinner sets Of 1l2 pieces
which We promise you cannot
h. bought for less than s14
eisewhere-we are S1O pr
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In the Various Classes.

The various classes are well filled. John
L. Cost, who, by the way, is superintend-
ent of the show and handling all it's details
with admirable executive ability, has some
Of his fine Light Brahmas, and meets in
competition in this class John Rumbold Of
Baltimore, Mr.. Kefauver, Mr.. Thiele and
Mr.. Howard. In the Buff Cochin class
George w. Vanderbilt, ]. D. MENUS Of
Glassboro', N. j., and l. ]. Coombs of
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Fine decorated table !a,nIs.
complete with nicely decorated
shades, which we have been
selling for S1.25-ve
shall let you have new mo-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-07

Fine decorated table Iasrps
complete with fine burner and
9-inch round hand! s.="trl
globes. Regular 81 81 Ran
values. Choice for ~ sO]
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Vanderbilt has sent his superintendent here
with sixty birds S. NJ. kefauver of Mid
dletown, Md. is here with 1854 birds Mrs.
Robert Garrett of Uplands Farm, Nd, has
fifty-five: Rudolph Thiele of this city has
Long View yards at Hyattsville has eighty
specimens; the Havemeyer brothers have
fifty bantams in the various classes, per-
haps the largest exhibition of bantams by
any one plant in any show in the country
Bernard Deguise. the famous breeder of
pheasants at Railway. N. j., has an ex-
ceptionally large and fine exhibit of pleas
ants. In quality. l think 1t will be found
that this show lines up quite little above
it's predecessors"
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Chin1aWare.

Fine porcelain dinner sets.
consisting of loo pieces Of the
very best quality-in 3 differ
ent Patterns very pretty
ones. too Nothing woUlI
please the home folks. the wife.
the mother OF sister more.
Offered as a holiday SS MQ
special for .......... pOs 20
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BREWSTER 4 CO..
tof Broome Street,,
Broadway. 47thto 4Sth ST.
new YORK,

Carriages and Road Wagons
Tho acknowledged standard.
It having been brought
to our notice that we are
being COMPOUNDED with a
defunct concern formerly
advertising similar name,
we would inform the public
I'VE are still at the above To-
cation, where we have been
for over twenty-five years.
dea,7.9.1oT4t
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Fine porcelain dinner sntS Of
1l2 pieces in dainty biu" deco
rdtinns. with gold tracin-s-
maze of the very best quality
and will wear as We'll as any
of the more expensive ware
The ether stores cannot posi-
bly, duplicate this set
H for l foS than ST. S.. 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-07

1000 Dress Patterns, put up in Io-yard
patterns, nicely banded in fancy Prints, in
GLIDING Indigoes, soc.
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100 double bed siz, I'm" sixteen
covered c0mtcr'ahics. (. a.. r:sh
"Nes:"r;i star" coiiun. iravy
50 ..,.,, ~" LIZ, I'm" finish :51 .Q5
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$40 PAIRS of douh'" bod silver
gray bel b'anlHts. -"od
s:l" ..:,;; we.git-fe. IL ~
pair for .. w 10
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utelle. H. s.. ILL.,, the Arlington.

4s. 5.---1-- ---- HNT lTFHHRRE
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Lamps.

Handsome banGret lamps. 10
inches high. tttci with Rcches-
ter turner's, complete with O.
inch giob which cannot he
euualed for less than Sd NM
1915. Choice for. -. view
Fine hand-paintcd barqdet
lamps. fitted with Rochester
burner trimmings of solid
brass. All complete. Regu-
lar 81 values. Choice Sd Or
for Observation-Disclosures. .epAo ~
Solid nickel Rochester table
lamps. complete with ld-iIch
dome shades. which
sell regularly for 81 S1 no
for ~ Il -
Handsomely decorated tahl.
lamps, complete with
finch dome shades, M1D~
-lcE
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$50 PAIRS Of 11-qu leavy
dorh,c ~a'p white bed blankets
well ElaG" ana frey fin
ished. Special price. GS~
pc II air ..-..-< cVSs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-07

1000 Satin Covered Pin Cushions. in all
shapes and colors, 22c, 25c and zoe. each.
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GMoINTN =
NKSTANnS
OFS 4
csc
SIN % @ | SETS
S1
w
Sl
BR9oMs n STERLING m
TO
II
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- pairs Of fire 11-luarter
white wool blankets. IF very
good f:iishcd with silk
bornd ct.ses-and handsome Dor
6rIs 50 values
Social "a, price, per Sn .QS
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Holiday bedWeare.

100 pairs of heavy aIl-wo DOL
California blankets. well fin
ished with silk tapci edGes-in
borders of blue. pink and red
$ values. Special CD mR
price, per PAR. ...... we 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-07

200 pairs of Fancy Tapestry Portieres, in
variety OF colors full length and width LAO
pair.
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Pennsylvania
RATE7oAD.

STATIONS foo. OF West Twenty.tuird street and Des-
brosses and Cortlandt Streets.
~ The leaving time from Desbrosses and Cortlnndt
Streets Is ten minutes later than that given below for
Iwen'y.thi5d street station ,,,u,, Naval, ,,.,o,
Car New York TO PlttsOurg. Steering Car Pittsburg
$3.50 4 I: NJ y: F FksT sIlEMhla' GiMif FED clfyilans;
eS%nio,me car. slt for SAi Riains'e Si~ShinSS, % Tole Do.
G,S" n e. I eHiesSo SH fSp y, heu IS, E kSp's;
s, For T y. N. % 'E!a fies'Tn&sPi3;E sa's tEor Fl tie ESHai;
.s GS1S 3. ". f s5T TalaaSi * rex! H sSPREsas.-rorp Pitts
,. nH5si IS e' N. PaciF I9ai ESFRRss St: at%q Fi,,,ours and
Chicago 4 w. oG Y SfT h fT G ESshEss ' etseps asI nsast
Sleeping Car New York to Altoona, East Liberty.
Pittsbufs. and points West, daily except sunday.
BURLINGTON AND THE SOUTH
7' i:So s So zee c:n S;2e P, nal f Gar@; i ali sar 4 Nj and df pln:
iPs ga Carp Is: tas9 Di 15ia'9 ssS car,; t s!so. ' p!gHa ic 30, 4 s;s &.
Oars, 4;2o DINING Carr. +:5o Dining Carr. 500 P.
souTHERN RAiLwAY.-E1press, A:eoP NJ. 1905
ATLASTi0 COAST L1NE.-Enpress, $3.50 A. M. and
~cHHiEsSAPEXKE AND ONO RA1LwAY.-4:5o P. M.
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and N~oREoLK.-7.oo
A4LA n; Tsst c TrTs q ens .it +. Ii n. W we %ais Days.
farE h MAx;nl a.Sal !; n Fay. wsst lS Ssyi; sundays,
ocean Grove. and Point Pleasant iirom West
$3.50. $50. lilo PM. sundays. $50 A. NJ. 400
p. NJ. from Dasbrosses and Cortiandt streets), $40
A. NJ. l2:lO, S:4O, b:lO. 1850 P. NJ. Sundays. 9:45
| A. N, b:lb P.h d.
e:1o. geo. 1850. SEQ. $50. p:ao p:no Penna. Linn
ted, $3.50 Dining Carr; 1880. loo a. N, l2:bo.
C.r). $3.50 Dining. car). 7:4o. 500 =. ~; 1908
night. Sundays. $50. 1850. SEQ. $3.50. e:@0. 800
ago Dining Carr, $3.50 Dining Carr. $500 Dining
Carr. 7:iO. $50 p. NJ. 1908 night.
Rrosdway; | Aston House; West Twentythird
Street Station; and stations foot OF Deshrosscs and
Cortlandt Streets: 4 Court Street. $50 Fulton
Street: ~ Broadway and Brooklyn Annex station.
BROOKLYN; Station. Jersey City. The New York
Transfer Company will call for and check baggage
from hotels and residences through To destination.
], b HUTCHINSON, !. X. GOD
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO.

Leave New NUTk, NLIIthlII ItrWInhI, bOuIh FeTTy,
and foot OF Liberty street.
.Daily. Except sunday. Sunday.
CHICAGO, '4:jO A NJ, 1900 J: NJ nd"i2l6 might.
PIrTsRURG. $3.50 A, NJ. 1923 J., N $500 Il. NJ,
sIy:i5 niuht. At3O A VI. Liberty 81. only
%SINcINNATL ST. L2ThS; .le'Qe 4; NJ ,s;55 =, N
sII:3O A. N DINER. '2iOO Diner, -8;25 lDincrJ.
sS:66 Dinerl. Is; : + NJ. and |i2;l5 night,
EoRFOLK. tll;3O A. NJ,
NEW RIEANs through sleeper. 1925, " 100 P,M
All trains are II animated with Pintsch light.
l4th ST., le7 Bowery. n. y; sal. S4i Fulton St.
Btooklyni Whitehall Terminal. baggage checked
from hotel or residence to Destination
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ERIE RAILROAD.

ThrouEn trains Leave Sew York. foot OF Chambers
ST.. as follows. ana rve minutes earlier from West
Q.O0 =. NJ -ves,ibuled EIpress daily for .2inY'
O.NIO hAmton, NRvcrlV, Elmirh, BunAlo. Bradford,
Arn q Enr alo SIP VI. ParlOr car to Butalo.
O.NO p W.-yeslbuled liInited-FSst NAH dsilyy;
A. NJ Chicago , p. NJ. Sltepars to Chicago, Cieye.
Ian a d Cincinnati. pining car,
Oh p. M.-Bunalo and Cleveland Vostibulrd EI-
l.CO press daily. arrives at Bnnalo 1908 A. NJ,
Br diVrd 7:l7 A. NJ, Jamestown 700 4. NJ. Cl-Vs-
land 1890 +. NJ CSleepcrs to Bufal" and CleVe!@T.r),
making direct connection for Detroit, Chicago, and
tn" Wost. Cafe Library Car.
O:tO Hornellsville. Chicago. and Cincinnati.
TTCkETS. LOCAL TIME CARDS. y PULLMAN
AccoMMoDALI4Ns at IL; llS. sSis Soi' and
OIL West l25th at, Chambers and West SSd ~. ferries.
New York; H89 and 7E6 Fulton 81, 100 broadway.
Brooklyni goo Hudson at, Hohnken, ana Jersey CITY
station. westcott's Express calls for and checks Tag
gage from hotels and residences to destination.
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DELAWARE. LACKAwANNA &
II. r..
gtattons In New York. fOot or barclay and
ChristOpher Hts.
VEsTlBULE TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
CARS. PItTSs II LIGHT.
Direct route to Newark. Bloomfield Montclair. the
orang- s, Summit. Bernardsviile.B nsking Ridge. Mad.
isUn. MorrstUwn, Passaic. Paterson. Boonton. Dover.
S%tauhope, Newton, Budds Lake. Lake Hopatcong.
Hack ttstown. SchoOley's Mountain, Washington.
Mountain. Scranton. Pittston, Nilkrsbarr". Santicoke.
Danvillc. northumberland. EunIrose, Binghamton,
oxford, Norwich, WRt"r,tlc.U tica. Richfeld Springs.
Cortland, Srl acusn, DsweHo. ithaca. owego. ElmiTa,
Corning, Bath. Dansvi1le. Buffalo, and all points Nest,
Northwest. and Southwest.
siOO a. M.-Binghamton Mail. stops at principal
1000 a. M.-tCafe car)-Bunalo, Scranton. Bling
hamton. owego. Ithaca, Elmira, Utica, Syracuse.
aud osHego Express. Pullman Dufet parior oars.
Connecting at buffalo with trains for Chicago and
points West.
liOO r. M,-scranton- Binghamton, and Elnira
Exprss. Pullman buffet Parlor cars.
400 q N.-Scranton. Wllkesbarre, and Plymouth
Express. Pullman buret parlor Ears.
WOO y. N. -(Daly)-Chicag Vesti6ule Limited Ex-
pres for Scranton. Binghanton. ElmirA, buffalo.
Pullman hufret sleeping car New York TO Chicago.
Dining car west OF Bufalo.
sleepers for Scranton, BipghamtOn. Elmira. Bath,
MI. Morris. and Iuralo. arriving Buffalo x 4 NJ.
OiuO y, M.-Daily)-Bunalo scranton. bingham.
ton, Owego, Ithaca Elmir0. Syracuse, Utica. and
Ticket ma pullman accommodations at Henry Gaze
q Sons. Ltd ll3 Broadway, II PARK place, and 42p
Hrosdw ny and pi2 Broadway. Tlcfsts a. ferry sta
lions. III 4th av.. cor. leth 81. al West !S5th ST., s3o
100 Broadway. Brooklyn. Time tables giving full In
formation at all stations.
WesIcotts Express Company VIII call FOR ana check
baggage from hotel or residence TO destination.
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glaiIroads. N ="
Valley System

stations foot of West ssd's st, Tcnn. II. r., ooutiandt ,
~.rntdlcatel TIM from Wet s 4 H. H. other nsHnecssy .S6S7
.e,io nae 4 =, oaiy SUNDAY '6;i5, A. MI
sc ,s,S1; s''s 4 ~ d"IY ir WiLRhSBARaR
AdARA fALiS' md tho wost AMI. principal local.
poiutsi dining car and chair car to Buffalo, -. Cd
"BLACk DIAMOND EXPNESs," oI
Arrives Bur,l" 400 4. NJ, Pullman V~rstibulo,D Day,
la Care NV c M II cts Al iNafrapIo with through saesopt.
cs e. Detroit and Chicago, yFr.
MAUCh CHCNK nnd Intern date points. ~
,lst,o. iiiS I. NJ. SUNDAYS only for EAsToN,
MACH cGUN o = AND \ the , S9r! branches ranch. e s0D,,r ,or
wilEEsnt,RfiHTr. irlTTtsrooSM,. c SA.SHS SSHn anS prior rGr
slps, u, ," re !i1Ssi ana irS %aT Tor wIts.snrr TOR all points,
.siS0. tiIO y, " daily, exc, ut sunday. for
pal intermediate stations Connects for all points IN
coal regions; Pullman Buffet Purlor Car for wlk6s-
'a,5O. iiao I. NJ. daily, except sunday, for
MAUCH CHlNK and intermediate stations. ChaiR
'atsO. S,IS =. NJ. daily for EAsToN and inter.
.s,So. 100 i. NJ. dali, for BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS. and al point, West. Pullman sleeper. yesti.
bule train y. Y. to chicago, Sleep rs TO Buffaio and .
$3.50, s,ror N, daily, c1csr, sunday. s.epplne
Hen. MAUrH CHUNK, !. 3 n JUNCTION. skYRR,
ToRoN 7 Pullman sleeper for Ruralo. Mono hue
sleep.n; ear pas, cugt r. carried. No baggage carried.
AGA. GENkvA RGriESrER. BtFFkLo. NiAdARA
FALLS. aud all points West. Pulim m sic per TO
Additional local trains daily. except sunday. for
BOUND hNuoh and intermediate points, leave as fol-
days only 4 N. 100, ESQ. and 'O,po, $50 p. M.
Tck"ts aud Pullman accommodations at lis, col,
/. i25th t.. i@i Eowcry, n. g.; sou Fulton st., 4
coyr, t.; y, .,way ind nrToklyn Ann"x, BROOKLYN.
\. !. TiaHsr"r CO. vii call Tor and check baggage
from motel or residence through to destination, ..
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4atfntS.

DARTIEs who fail to procure patents through Wed.
j. derhuTn can hiyp tn ir ApllicAtiouA atten iod "a
free Of charge, A. NJ. pIEkCE lawyer. 10 Church 81
DATESTS for inventions procured pT3nptlyl 10y
Il rRtes. .RoEDER a BkIESEE, 81 NatAu ~ G&
Established 1904
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New York and Boston All Rail.

y. y, \. II, x II. X. Il. and connections. y
From Grand Central Station.
Leave. Fly way " Due.
D:rr \. NJ, Springfield and u orcester. $3.50 r. N.
lO!"I \. VI, t-NrwL London AMI | rovidcnoe. SCOOP. NJ.
l09uS A. NJ New LOnd ~ and Providence. 4;25 r. NJ.
L. H., Springfield aud Worcester, $40 Pm.
+l:uu l.. NJ Air Lac aud y Err H., 600 p. N.
l;Ot y, NJ Y W London and Providence, 200 p. NJ.
3.up y. NJ, 'Ncw LONDON sud Providence. 300 p NJ.
A:ru l.. NJ, FSprinrlrlI anu Worcester. 1000 p. N.
'5:uh i. NJ New LUuinn and Providence, IL 200 p. NJ.
1l:ur Z. NJ, springfield aud Worcester. 6:l5 A. NJ.
l2:ul Il. NJ. INV London aud Providence, 0:25 A. n
'Euus daily, iuclu Ing sunday.
+tliay state Limited; all parlor cars; fare o., In
GLIDING parlIr vnr x. at.
.AIr Line liniird; arrives at and departs from
Park square station, Boston. Return service same
hour and 10y same route. q
Through parlur aud sleeping cars Ivy each tr ain.
CT. HEMFSrEAp. Cen. Pass. Agent
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Mails for Australia lrxc-pt West Australia. New
finland. Haw All. aud Fiji lslhnis. per ~ateamship
~. NnTMrNr. nrNlAv ~. THE CO..

ENAS"t BE' tGTMi.ST, BrRf AZ FOR TUE coll
ILFCTlUN Ul TANES. 10. II CHAMBERS 81.
(sTEwAEl ~ ..ni&nJ. MN. ,NoE,N, DC g 1887
The Receiver Ui Taxes ~ thr cay OF New for2
hereby gives uuiicc to nj persons VII" nave omitted
10 nav their tax : rur no S"nr 1874 10 pGy the same
10 him At hts pricr on or hefnrr ne hr-t Lay OF JLnu.
AIRY. 1855. IA provided 10y section 80 OF the new
YOrk Guy Cuusoi adj url "f lH-2,
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