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THREE CENTS. BROOKLYN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1880. VOL. 41 NO. I I AMUSEMENTS.

gy" Publio School, I8W." Publla opinion, however, wiD always call it the Baneock cchool' hous. Then lea wooden shed at the road aide, protecting the entrance Co the school honse. The new building goes baok two windows and is then Joined to a three story etrnoture BROOKLYN. TXAVERLY'S THEATRB, ROTHSCHILD, Proprietor tod A. J.

H. HAVERLY. Railroad. ROOKXrYN PPPo ppp HOTH80HILD THE DRAMATIC EVENT OF THB SEASON, A RRR AA KK A A RRR KkT AAA A A FRENOfflODS. 2BS i AND 271 FULTON ST, divided' from the school by a yard in which is a big maplo tree.

This Inhabited extension, which, strictly dispensed its pal blue light. The people were almost all at church, and the roads empty. About three miles from Lsndsilahs we came to a little clump of houses at a crossroad, indicating a place of some former Importance. There were two large taverns, the largest and longest now a private dwelling, but with all tho appurtenanoei of a groat place, when onco everything was wagoned and the stage coach foared no competition from me iron rail. Several large doors came down to this porch there wero many large win.

flows in the long front the eign board was gone, but there in the rear was a great brick stable end over it a noTHsuHii. Kil HMCMII.D UOTIISOHILD SUNDAY HORNING, OCTOBER 9, 1880. 5 4 WKSTFOURTEENTH8T, speakeng, is two stories WgaVwitb a small attic story JftPpUll COMMENCING MONDAY. OCTOBER Engagement for one week only of A. M.

PALMER'S KOI 'HOUtlluw TRIf, IJA.11'1 JO lU 11 A TTTT RRR EES AA A A RRR EE aAA Eedoverv afternoon on the working days of GRAND 8 HHHH EBB RE K11H K11H under the eaves, Is plastered waits ana 10011 aimo.t old enough to have been the Hanoook uomicil. It carries out, at least, the idea ot a sehool house in part, in TTTT immoii "Tm tho United GRAND GRAND GRAND A KEB COMPANY, COMPANY, 11 A tnan any omer erewni THEATRE THEATRE UNION SQUARE UNION SQUARE GATE." which the schoolmaster and his wife lived. RAND The act of Pennsylvania providing for the edncation publio hall with outside steps leading up. On the op 1JROOKLYN ANNEX. for jersey orrr.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROA LEAVE FOOT FULTON STREET DAILY. A.M. 7:40 8, 8:33, 0:10. 0 :40 10:10, 1135,11:35. P.M.

12S. la .40, 1. 1:25, I :15 8 5, 4. 4 J. 6, 5 5 :45.

10, 6 :40. 7 III. 7 :40. J. 8:35 10.

II. To Albany Day Line, 8.00 A. M. To Mary Powoll. :3 M.

To Fall Biyer and Boston boat at 5 Rttnrning. leare Jersey Oiti on untu.1 all train" Bar. car checked and tiokeU sold to ill Ask foi Brooklyn tickots when returnin tp Bjoo superintendent. ISLAND KAibliOAD. FALL SOUEDULK.

Leave Depot corner of Atlantic avid Flathusn avenues. Leave uei UTe mlnuto8 later. LongBeacn.SgJ, 11 A. 0:30 P. M.

Sundays. MILLINERY ENTIRE AND COMPLETE. In Dion Bonoicault'e Great Society Play MILLINICKY of her children at the expense of the publio treasury, passed in 1834, when General Hanoock was ten posite side of the road was a tavern still in use, and a lower porch quite down to the ground, and a veranda LL1NKKY rji.w 877 RUB SAINT DENIS, PARIS. PHILADELPHIA. 1,022 OHBSTNUT STREET.

BOSTON. 83 TEMPLB PLAOH. COMPRI8INGTHE NOVEL SHAPJtS IW1R1M. J1ED ROUND HATS AND BONNETS IN FRENCH FELT. BEAVKRTpLUSH, SATIN AND OTHER FANCY 'MATERIALS FEB DUD A nSSoTTTTKKn years old.

Therefore, it was no free echool taught by the whole length of the house before, and at the side At tlie Haunts of General Hancock's Boyh.ood. his father, unless the neighborhood, by some commu Thepoputaffon of Brooklyn and tonWm preaching seven hundred and HI) SSSSSSa saas 2otTJnot surpassed. It afford, to advertisers larger ncentrutedcinjuUUontbMWj other, lournol published was a queer looking glass house mounted on piers, with SB aVsS3 YY HDD AAA AAA MILLINERY MILLINBRY ESTABLISHMENTS ESTABLISHMENTS BSTABL1SHMI5NTS COLONEL WILLIAM B. SINN, MAHA0KH. THE LEADING STAR THEATRE OF BROOKLYN, oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo Wallace: ma'tinbes I WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, oooooooooooooo oooo oooooooooooooo FOR ONE WEEK, OomraenoinB October aaA ANNUAL APPEARANCE OF MR.

LESTER tLlXKBBDDD A at n. a wagons underneath it and outside steps as before, suggesting that thero might hare been a blllard room nity or organization, hired a master. The Pennsylvania University, after having boon yeara an academy and charitable school, was raised to the university rank in 1779 and' was endowed with money taken from Tories who had played a traitor's part with the British during their occupation of Philadelphia. Among these Tories above or a bar or a daguerreotype shop. Two or three boys were loitering out the Sunday before this tavern, Tho Story of hb Brave Old Father Bound to a Hickory Quaker.

This great work will be presented by A PERFECT OAST Solooted from the admitted FIRST COMPANY IN AMERICA, And will be prodncod with NBW AND ELEGANT SCENERY AND EFFECTS. nwn.UTD HUP TATRItTrf Bauyion, i E8TABi.lBMttlJVio ESTABLISHMENTS NEW YORK NEW YORK NBW YORK NEW YORK NEW YORK PARIS I FOR LADIES, MISSES AHIL 4:30. 9:00. was John Roberts, the miller, of the same stock with 8 :30. :1 0 A.

ilO. 6 7 flO P. M. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. Three cents per copy.

Ten dollars per year, or at tie rate i "dollar nwnfti for any perioi leas than su month. Vosiage prepaid in all cases. the master of B. F. Hancock.

Ho acted as assistant COO Sundays, 9:30 A 6:30 P. M. A AA And that notwittutanding the enormous expense attending THE POPULAR PRICES REMAINS TUB OK rSS5.uJ,ffS?s iS vvJdnosdavs and Sun a a a Speoial Correspondence of the Eagle. NoBBMTOvnf, September 28, 1880. The campaign Lives of General Hancock ob A AA A A A A A A PARIS PARIS PARIS A WWW WW WW WV vw vv provost marshal and Bpy in Philadelphia, bringing a great deal of persecution and 'trouble on his Whig neighbors, and when the Americana ooeupled the olty they hanged John Roberts and bis Quaker friend, Abraham Carlisle, on the gallows and took all their ef A A A A 0 AAAA A AC OK KK OK OK na'ys'fc' VWUT avenue only .30 ajgj" only 12:15.

Sundays, A. 8:00. PARIS thb Beating or tan faub James was a wise and mild a ltd As you eould wish to see His brother Henry was as bad As evr.boy could be. ttWn their mamma, last Monday, cried, "You must go to school, to day," Jameg to the sohool house straightway bieur But Henry ran away. Weil, James, his honesty despite, That day five lickings bore.

And when he ambled home that night, His heart and hide were sore. But Henry, though astray he'd boon, Returned with Joyous soul His heart, perhaps, was steeped in sin, But, oh, his hide was whole I He had been swimming In the And spearing suckers, too, And nutting in the grove beyond, Whare ebagbark walnnts grew. So while poor James, that night, was soro And nursed his wounds and wept, With many a peaceful grunt and snore, Hia wicked brother slept. Eugent In ths Spring the gencie torn cat Takes his station on the shed. In the Spring the thoughtful farmer Puts his onion seed to bed.

In the Spring the gladsome sunshine Sends fresh hopo unto the sad. In the Spring a prudent person Buys himself a liver pad. In the Spring th little song birds With their music fill the glen. In the Spring the busy housewife Spanks tho boys and sets the hea. In the Spring the bees are bumbling, Full of business are th ants.

In the Spring the avrge young man Buys two pairs of striped pants. Chicago Tribunes Ab, it is when the woods are cere And Autumn colors tint the eky Ah. It is when the dying year Proclaims all nature too must die, That lot fall a bitter tear And why 7 Is it because the birds have flown That I am plunged in hopeless woe? Is it because ths leaves are strown And roses robbed of Summer glow That I upheave this piteous moan Ah, no! It is because this Polar breeze Bespuka the burial of the Summer Because this soughing of the trees Doth herald in a dreadful comer Because these omens mean a freeze And plumber. Kanstu City Timet. Bekma.

NEXT WEEK. OCTOBER II, MAURICE GRAU'S GREAT FRENCH OPURA COMPANY. AAAA A A AO All A A A Sundays. 0:00 ALLLL LLLLA A 000 TROOKLYN'SNEY museum. forts, stock, lands, farms, saw mills, grist mills, oil A.

6:30 K. m. Hfrbor, 8 :00.A. M. UnlbUHafl.

NEWEST DESIGNS IN 1N OY PLUSHES. VELVETS. RIB BONS BONNET MATERIALS. ORNAMENTS, THE LARGRSVARIBTY IN FANCY FEATHERS. PARIS wfoWRRS NBW DESIGNS Fnbouqu ETS FOR CORSAGE, DRESS JtND BONNET TRIM HEfilOT ELEGANT 8ELE0.

tnrnN OF PARIS TRIMMKU BONNETS AND ROUND HATS; ALSO SPECIALITIES OFOmi OWN DESIGNING FOR LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN. THE LARGEST VARIETY IN BOYS' HATS AND CAPS. ALL AT THhTmOST POPULAR PRICES. PHILADRLPHIA PHILADELPHIA PHILADELPHIA PHILADELPHIA PHILADELPHIA BOSTON BOSTON millB, etc, to go into the university fund. The John lireenpon "A Huntington una i Northport, mil 10 a.

On whiob oceaaion he will present ROBERTSON'S BRILLIANT MILITARY COMEDY ENTITLED P. scure rather than clarify the of bis early life and asBoclatloDs. It seems that none of the authors of these books ov.r took the trouble to go to the birthplace of their subject and thera obtain the domestto landscape and other impressions, bo necessary to comprehend as at a glance the start of the hero in life. Rev. Mr.

Jun kln, a chaplain of the navy, collated a life of Hancock several years ago, but the General discouraged its publication, and on Junkin's death, only last April, the Ap pletonB sent and bought this manuscript from the Roberts who brought up Hancock'B lather uvea in mo Revolutionary period and must have known hia name P.M. RATES FOR ADVERTISING. solid agate uEiauBKHEST EACa isseiit: Un(x 10 cents JTrst pure socenu Second or Fourth Page v. Ecal and Commeroia) Notices, Third or Fourth Page SOcenU Amnseinents Advcrtlv nts undo the foilowloc heads, meaunK liner or Ira Ferf ntv.five cent, for Hrst "rt'00d Ten cents per lino in excess of six unoa. v.mniiiia Munut and Death Notices one dollar tor not exceeding sir Una.

Religious ces fiftj; cents for MchinMrnon. advance to ail Ko deviation from these rates, tasn in at 1 o'clook P. M. Entirely Remodeled, Decorated and Embellished. The Port JeSorson.

SflO A. 4:30 P. M. Sundays. 9 A.

M. Creedmoor. Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Saturdays onlj, i vi sake, perhaps his so met death on the BOSTON BOSTON BOSTON BROOKLYN RKOOKLYPJ gallows. And thus it is a singular fact that General Hancock measures two great and perished dynasties in his native State, assure their patrons that nothing oaloulatod im most susceptible moral, sensibility need bo approhonded. This museum is specially designed for the pleasure of RRRR 8SSS SB RRRR BBSS 8 8 S8SS OOO OOO irSENTilAL RAILROAD OF NET JEK SKY Ferry station in New York, foot of Liberty at.

Ferry station in Brooklyn, foot ol Fulton st, Jewell Wnarr. Commencing June 21, 1380 Leave ew York, foot of L5 "soTA" Bethlehem, Wind Gap. Mauch OhunkfTonianend. Drilton, Upper Lehigh. VVilkosbutre, SLAVERY AND IGNORANCE.

widow. While parents, guardians, ana ennaron. i in v. BROOKLYN BROOKLYN BROOKLYN uuu ON MY WAY TO THE GENEBAL'S DIBTHTIiAOB ONLY TEN CENTS. Open daily from One to Ten o'olook.

P. M. u.f.,a win hn Hvnn at freuuent intervals in the i'riucipai oroce. vkitx.n Rnii.nrNGS. amused myself comparing the different statements in Slavery ceased in Pennsylvania by a law made in 1780 and Ignorance only ceased after a tremendous struggle, in which anti common school tickets wero run all over BROOKLYN Scranton 20.

r. Wostom KOS Hi. AND 38 FULTON STREET. DRY COOPS. the campaign books.

Mr. Junkin saya that Hanoock elegantly embotlishcd Lecture Room. original was born in John Roberts' farm house, ana uonerai Enston Bot'hlohem. Mauch Chunk, Tamsnua. 4o.

M. For, Schooler'. MounUin HiBh Bndss the State in the year 1834. TOM" THUMB' and his charming and accomplished v.iTTrrir. wife.

Briebin says it was In a school house, etc. When Hancock was three years old the agitation for TriNZEY KISZEY KINZRY K1NZKY ChunkDanville, Williamsport, TamaQua. Driftou. Nanti ooko, Uppar TaklnK the North Pennsylvania Railroad on a Sunday the common echool system began and must have formed Produced with that thorough attention to Scenio Effect and Detail that has always characterized his former productions of that exoellent play, at his own Theatre, New York. In addition to which will be supported by MISS ADELAIDE DET0H.0N, HARRY LAOY AND AN ESPECIALLY SELECTED DRAMATIC COMPANY.

OAST OF CHARACTERS: the topic of evening discussion between ms zatoer ana i P. M. For tni. Boston, Allentown, Reading. THE EAGLE IN NEW YORKOITY.

We have ost.iblished agencies for the ot the KMJ.B the principal business point in New YurkUty. asfulluws: Astor House steps. C. P. Rockwood, Grand street Ferrf.

II. Clinch, li South street. Union News Erie Hallway Ferry Buildinss, foot CfenrN Now Jersey Central Railroad, foot Liberty stioet. morning. I passed through an old granite country with rocky railroad cuttings, woods of hickory and chestnut, old stona houses hewn of syenite, and small creeks who will appear in their delightful.

Parlor Enterto nment, ThoSkaKrial Phenomonon Maior Newell. and his Trained Canary Birds. and Little Etta Lea. The Astonishing Ventriloqmat Sig. Qoodlion.

Mastor Tony White's Shadow Pantomime. Giants, Swarfs, Mammoth Men and Women, Albinos. Circassian. KINZKY KINZF.Y KINZKY KtNZIfiY KINZKY KINZEY Gp, Mmuch Chunk, TamauUS. Dnlton.

nuaoauarto, Sorunton.Ac. Hih uridire winding around tho bills. Among tho villas passed oil living OEOiotons, ik u.Vy, "WS St Supt. mother many a timewhile the child was sleeping on his cot. Previously, the idea had been that only pauper children should be educated at the public expense.

The heroes of the publio school triumph in Pennsylvania wore Thaddeus Stephens, Governor George Wolf, Governor Joseph Ritner and Thomas Henry Btirrowea. The latter was of Irish descent, Stevens from Vermont BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. NEW GOODS. Dorbys, lined and trimmed, 50o. Felt Hats, new shapes, SUo.

np. Imported Felt Hats, novelties. French pattnrn Bonnots. Plush and Chenille BounaM. f.

M. Dcuou.cy Branch, Kaston, JrrKES NATHAK (of Barnum'a Museum), Directors. auction sai.es. M. For Eastun, Lack.

4 and when we asked for Squire Roberts' house they at once told us to tako the first lane to the right baok of the tavern. This village or hamlet is Montgomery Square', and is to be considered the birthplace of the Hancock family proper. It is at the orossing of the road from Philadelphia to the Lehigh with that from Norristown to Doylestown the latter the Court House of Bucks County, which is not more than eight or ton miles distant, while Norrlatown is about twelve miles to the southwest. Doylcstown Is the' seat of Bucks County, which is one of the three original counties of Pennsylvania, established by William Penn personally. Montgomery was only separated from Philadelphia County at the close of the Revolutionary War.

It wbb a crude, rather rough county, inferior to Bucks and the rivor counties in the value of Us land when Hancook's father came here to live. Montgomery Square, however, hss overy appearance of being eighty to one hundred years old. The two taverns go back to early in the century. The Philadelphia road is wida and pared and the other road is more red shale pulverized. There are in all about twelve houses at Montgomery Square, most of them a dull, disagreeable mud red color common to the stone hereabout they are wide, chunky houses, without much grace.

The new Methodist Church was put up in 1848, and hoa a neat graveyard with marblo stones about it, and nearly opposite this church is a red school house built in the Centennial year on the sit of another one where Hancook's father taught. This school house is rough east, of a blue color, but in the rear is an older house, thin and tall, two stories and a low atllo high, which has a mueh older look, and which I suspected to have been the place where the young family was brought up. As Hancook was born fifty seven years ago and as nothing much was expected of him or his surroundings, certainly no such figure in the world as he has played since, the memories of the people hereabout not particularly bright at their best, were quite weak on whether the General was born in the school house or barn at his master's house close by. I will come back to the school house, however, in a few minutes. TO 'SCJUrBB ROBERTS'.

Montgomery Square at present snggests a place killed by the railroad. It la true that a good many of the farmers still make the journey to Philadelphia once a week carrying down hay and folder or potatoes and bringing baok manure or lime or farm machinery. There may have been a time when the wagons went by at shorter intervals and when (addle horses were hitch ad around these old taverns, and at night was heard the violin yonder and at the old bail soma magician played his tricks before the wondering rustics, among whom, at rare intervals, when he could get a shilling, was Bsnjainln Franklin Hancook. General Hanoook, about six years ago, rode with a friend through all these parts, and, ae we may expect, his heart dropped a little at the staidness, stillness, unplc torisl look of everything. Even when he drove into prettier oountry, as that beyond the Schuylkill, where AllBntown.

Readme, Harciaburg. Mauon vuuwl, t.u.. 1 UCTION WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED the: huus fine secoudhand car Darre.ac... TORNER COURTED REMSKN STREETS. NEW SCENERY AND APPOINTMENTS.

For terms, address LUSKE 4 BAMBURGH, Lessees and Managers. oi.iw r.t, 7.i n.no and the two Governors of German stock. KINZEY and uurlcr stovos, T. LESTER WALLACE. Mr.

Harry Lacy Mr. George F. DeVere Mr, J. R. Spaokman Mr.

A. Paul Mr. W. Davidge, Jr Mr, E. D.

Mortimer Mr. 8. 0. Little Kate Bartlett Mis. Adelaide Detchon Madame Ponisl Mis, Collins iJliiii.

goods at less than auotion prices. KIW'KY KINZEY KINZKY the way wore Ogontz, where Jay Cooke reoeivea the news of hi. failure the large house of Russell Smith, the artist who paints drop curtains and panoramas there the homo of Fanny Kemble where she rode after the hounds over the that of Lucrotla Mott, the veteran Abolitionist. We were constantly climbing higher of the Wiesakiekan Great and over revolutionary marohlng and battle field eoun" try, and when we oome to Landsdale, upward of twenty miles from Philadelphia, we were said to be 450 feet above tide water, on a plateau from which were visible the tips of the Blue Mountains and from whioh ran HUGH OHALCOT Angus McAllister Prince Perovsky. Sir Alex.

Shondryn, Major Samprey Sergeant Jones Gamekeeper Servant Mary Netley Blanche Haye Lady Shendryn Maid THE SCHOOLMASTER'S TWINS. While Ben Hancock was a boy of all work, and to O'GKADV, I Gold street. FUGITIVE FUX. 4mda trams A. 12 P.

M. for Bound Bnc and intermediate stations: at 5 :30 P. M. for Easton W. PUGSLY'S ACADEMY OF DA.NO Allentown, Harnsburg and tno vve3t.

KINZEY KtXZKY The Antumnal worm is bursting with fat Feathers. Ostrich Plumso, fanoy Wings. Breasts, Jotted Ban ds, French Flowers, popular pnees. Silk Grotgrain Ribbons. 4c.

np. SilkDamasse Ribbons, 10e. up. Gold Embroiaored Ribbons, A)0. up.

SUk Persian Ribbons, l5o. up, Brocsde Sash Ribbons, 25c. Oarroll it, oornor Court Classes TUKS DAYS, aiternoou and evening; FRIDAYS, afternoon and evening. Soiree October 7. 1880.

Graduate of Pro. fessor Biooka. For Ifewark at Vi 't i 'i in 9:15,8:30. 10, 10:30, 11 :15 A. 11 4.

5, 5:30, 5:45, 6, 6:15, 6:30, eomo extent the favorite of old John Roberts, he became acquainted with Miss Elizab6thHoxworth. It was not often in that part of the country that a fine appearing boy of EngliBh type, with something of the style and carriage city boys must have, came Into this rough part of Montgomery Country. Although he was indentured, that was a common matter in the early nesa. This season is cnesmuts ior mm. ant uavtn Reoi8(r.

DODWORTH'S Mrs. Hancock reads Republican papers for or trains to iooi wmwioowu'" v' tj iTtIq AnnnY mako connections DANCING SCHOOL rills of water on one side Into tne Ne.naminy ana thence to the Delaware, and on the other to the Perkio men and Bkippack, which flow Into the Schuylkill. tho moat nart. She savs she wants to see what the Qen at Jersey Olty station to and from Brooklyn and Erie depot. JerseyOity.

tivh Bt. 7. 7:30.8. era! has been about all these years. Bim ira Free Pret.

WILL JPi5 TUESDAY. OCTOBER S. IflSO. 198WA8HINGTO T. part of our century.

Most boys In the North, of poor KTNZF.Y KINZEY KINZEY KINZBY THE NEW SCENERY. Aot 1. Shendryn Park. Aot 2. Drawing Room in Shen drm Hall Departure of OURS" for the Onmoaa War.

Act 3. A Hnt in the Crimea. INCIDENTAL TO THE COMEDY: A GR 1ND MILITARY PARADE. A GRAND MILITARY PARADE. A GRAND Mil 1TARY PARADE A GRAND MILITARY PARADE.

A GRAND MILITARY PARADE. You are a double dyed villain of the South." Land.dale is one of the new railroad places at the orossinir of the North Pennsylvania Railroad to Bethle Se 90 1 10 11,11:30 A.M..12:30, 1,1 :30,2,2:30. i'sSO 7:30.8.0 P.M. Sandoy. ASRUOiS liXXV laaiuuin.

says a Republican merchant to a Southerner, in tho Silks, Polka Dots, all silk, SQo. Silka, extra rich Damasso, 79o. Silks, black Orosgraln, 60. F. RIVERS' PRIVATE SATURDAY otitt7 vrnn riRarTr.RMKM A.

5 :15 P. M. hem and of the Norrbtown and Doyle.town Railroad. paronts or without parents, went into trades, ana toe trades wore full, they went on farms. This boy accounted for himself by his superior decenoy, self respect and open features.

I have his picture, taken some Urns before his death, when he was between CO icw Jttaoen tiegisier; ou, i can sou you buuio kuo best goods ever manufactured." mbomn OCTOBER 0. at 8 P.M. Limitod applica NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIVISION. A r.r. A 71.

LINE lor Perth Amboy, South Amboy, Uat Hiiir. nrt.inn lota. ri()iNIY COURT Uif li.iua wjuhi i (J The reoeWer of MARY "cCLObKEY wiTl sell at public auction, in the rotunda of the Kins. Coinsy Court Konse, Brooklyn, K. on indaj 8.18 the judnment that said Mary MoCloiyhas sinst Sylrrster J.

Sherman of the City 'B TSiyM'. COLE, AUCTIONEER. pfloiTIVP SALS OF BHOOlCLYTJ HEIGHTS POSITI pnopgRTY. COLK A MURPHY will sell by public anotion, Ou TUESDAY, Octobers, 1880 At 12 o'clock, noon, at the City Salesrooms, 37S Fulton st, SnVuMte ty Hall, the large 3 story hwh stoop brick. Swelling.

Jl Henry st, 33i45 feet, extension 8 feet, lot House contains 14 rooms, all improvements, will be sold l.nv to close an estate. mtrw nun particulars by applying to JOHN F. JAMES. 183 MonU 'U st. XY JOSEPH HEGEMAN MONDAY.

OCTOBER 4, AT 10:30 A. At 324 I lvincaton St. bet. Novins and Bond.wslnut chJm bar furniture, yarior suitjin reps, dining chairs.Urusseli ana ingrain carpeLi, crockory, kiluhen ware, 4C o. TUKSDAY, October 5, At 11 30 A.M..

Decatur street, Between Reid and Patchen avenues. THE FURNITl'KE REMAIN TNO IN THE HOUSE, m.rhln tnn nrnsslntfcnBoS and bureaus. havVRilk. 69C. UP.

Married In Chillicothe, September 12, tions for membership may be addrassod to BROOKLYN HEIGHTS ACADEMY. 175 State street, cor. Court. awan. Keyport, Hajlet, Middletown.

Red i Bank Little bu The country all hereabout was settled by Welsh colonies brought out through tho influence of William Penn, who was of Welsh origin. Penn is himself said to have been descended from John Tudor, of the Royal Herbert L. RollingBtone and Emma J. Moca. Thus Velvota! silk, fanoy styles, sfio, Satins, good Quality.

SOo. op. k. Ocean Beach. Sprinz Lake, Sea and 70 years old, and it shows a fine looking old man, with a straight and rather broad nose, a firm mouth does one familiar proverb receive a aeatn clow.

aev 5 E. WEINLANDER'S DANCING OURS OURS OURS OURS OURS FOR THE OR1MEA FOR THE CRIMEA. FOR THE CRIMEA. FOR THE CRIMEA. FOR THE CRIMEA.

Girt, Point Pleasant, Tom. River, Barnegat, Atlantic uity. DEPARTURE OF DEPARTURE; OF DEPARTURE OF DEPARTURE OF DEPARTURE OF Haven Hegisur. KINZEY KINiiKY et? 1 nl 7 :45. 0 :00.

and chin and eyes like General Hancock's. They say, The old crame of wicket is revived on the k3. Academy, GRAND UNION HALL, 238 (Jourtst. Classes MONDAY and THURSDAY from 7 ro 10 P. M.

Torms, ladies, gents, Per quarter. Circulars can be had of the janitor of the hail. Society waltzes a KINfKV KINZliY however, tliat Hancock looked most like his mother. 11 A. i ui.

family of that name, who lived at an estate called Penn mynydd in North Wales, but being ptesented with an estate in Ireland, lived In that island long enough to receive knightBbod as Sir John Penn. The word Tu Rmoklvn Athletlo Club grounds. Among tho player Miss Hoxworth, of reBpectablo and old native de FREEHOLD AJND NEW YORK RAILWAY CON on eaoh side are four bar tenders. There's where ths specialty. NEC 1'ION.

Leave foot of Liberty sttoot for Freenoia at, wicket part of the game comes in. Lmceu wutn. ZH inoh black silk Fringes, 25o. 4 inch rich Jet and SiUc, 4t6 inch Chenille and Jet oOo. Rich Chenille.

Silk and Jet. B0c. to S. Jetted Passeinentones, I0c. to 8 i.

Rich Beaded Ornaments, 10c to scent, found a young man to her liking In him something above the rough, plowlog stock round about her. A. FRENCH'S DANCING ACADEMY. LIBRARY HALL, 131 and 133 South w. JERSF.Y SOUTHERN RAILWAY Loave Now dor means Theodore, eo that Peun'a correot name is said to have beau William Theodore.

General Butterfield Meade's chief of staff By the fact that he was able, with so little education, to 9rl.l00I ceJ. s.ndv A. ill All run, via dicuvuv" Penn persuaded the Welsh Baptists to oome out by teach a school, he must hare been a reader anu in has come out for Hanoock. The Republicans will now cfcim that Butterfield wsb a mere oleomargarinesoldier. Philadelphia Chronicle.

Eighth st. Classes meet Tuesday evening, trom i to a o'olook; Friday eninc. from 7 to 10 o'clook Saturday afternoon, from 3 to 6, for children. Select soirees every Tuesday evoning, from 0 to 12. Apply toW.

A. FRENCH, Proprietor KINZRY KINZEY KINZEY 7 45 A. M. AJ1 rail, ria Bed Bauk for Manchester, Tom congregations to his province, and some of them had quirer, and one intent on respeetablo acquisitions. A preceded him in the colony BettUng amoug tne tsweaes.

K.lNtti A Dutch landlord up at Grass Valley, wish iaKA. M. i Sandy Hook for Infi Branoh and niter mediate stations. fin hrhf little mind Is better than a great many aores with none. The young folks resolved to be married, but there was H.

RIVERS, MEMBER OF THB fllsw They bought 40,000 acres of land in IC83, from which their descendants radiated to tho higher part of the ing to be thought up to the times, rechristened hlsi hotel the Tanner House, end was sold out by the Sheriff 00000000000000000000000 0000 A FULL BRA8S BAND, 40 ooooooooooooooooooooooo 0000 0 BROOKLYN PARK THLATRE. ITo our Patrons and thcJPublio The management takes es neciai pride in calling attention to the Annual Engagement of the Eminent Comedian. Mil. LESTER WALLAOK, and trust that his efforts the past will be a sulHoient guarantee that neither pains nor expense will be spared to "tHEFASHIONA BLE EVENT OF THE SEASON. Notwithstanding the great expanse attending this venture, PRICES REMAIN AS USUAL.

Mondsy Evoning, October 11, MISS ADA CAVENDISH. oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo REMEMBKB, TWO WALLACK MATINEES a FHla? WKKKi WEDNESDAY A SATURDAY AFTERNOONS, ooooooooo OOO ooooo 00 oooo ooo oo oooo 11:45 A. M. All ran, AuaJn AiiuAt, i rrl. 1 ctotlAnH 8 button Kids, all new shades and sizes, at 2io.

pair. Lot 2 Button st 22c. pair. Lot 4 Button at 50c. pair.

Lot 0 Button at eric. pair. Extra 3 Button, in alf tne new shades, lino kids, worth $1, at oOo. miunt I 'lounge and chairs in leather, walnut library oak extension table and chairs, oak sideboard, mirrir ack, hair an! spring mattresses, bolsters and Uowj, wool blankets, ebumzed cornices and chan fl. T'tlah niCTnd mata.

rich silver 1 TO M. AH rail, via Bran clj port lor stations for country and many of them became Quakers. The nor the girls lived whom he went to school with in Norrls as a bankrupt ueiore ne xounu out wnat mo matter was. Son Francisco Poet. OING.

has RESUMED instractiontortiietwenty.niniu season, and will teach all the new and prevailing dances, emanating from tho society, in rapid succession, ior par tloulars please addross or call at principal Academy, Brooklyn Heights, 175 State st. Hichlandi, and for Aluncoestsr, Toms Airer, omnegau no outlook for them. Old Roberts put his root down on Hanoock bringing a wife into his house. If he tolerated it for a while, ho soon repented of the fact, and it seems pretty clear that he was oven hostile to mal religion of these Welsh, however, was Baptist, and Tilitdirare. curtains.

i vases, Dresden and other While DrftYinff by the Bide of a grave a Texas they made convert of some ol the German settlers wno KTN7.EY town, he asked some questions, and finding this one gone and that one dead, he said "Drive me baok. I have got enough." The country has been striding forward since his birth and boyhood so regularly and china, brie a brae, fancy items, etc. liooK ana mormoumw a fianrip Hook for Lonjr Branob, Katon KINZRY preacher was struck by lightniug and instantly killed. There is a moral in this case, but, unless it means that Hancock after he married. Some ascribe this came in at a later period.

General HancocK's moiner, who lived Just outside of Landsdale in a house still part POIilTtCAI. KINZttY KINZEY to Ben marrying out of tho Quaker meeting ministers should wear lightning rods up their backs, wa 4P. M. All rail, via Red Bnrik for nil stations to Barne ly standing, was of Baptist education and belief, and can't point it out. fhuadefpftia carontcts.

Kat. via Brunchport tor aeaongnc, aanay huuk ouu un forcibly that there is not much respect to be paid to the past, except in the heart. The old places are for she ultimately led her hubsana into thai sect anu no JDWJMtaiuuu. TJ 1 Qnrhf RfiTiV Talmase estimates that only one Christian Ladios' and Misses' Bjlbriggan and fancy silk embroiderod llose. Also lot of Gents' at 15c.

pair. Full regular made Balbnggans. 200. Jxit Enxlish fancy Howry, aap. Job lot fancy regular made, Jtc.

TMJRNITURE, CARPETS, JP BF.DDIXt;. STOVES, 4C. FOUR FOUR STORY BUIDLVGS. KIUHTKHN SHOWROOMS. I A I Jt O.

niioSf. la. All ran, Tia Diimuuuun, iui i4. writer, cfnfinris bidding, hard, unsooial. We would not be boys again, Xiira niiu iiiwi uiduim u.

EPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS OF KINGS COUNTY Are now OPEN, day and evening, at No. ISO PIERREPONT STREET, near Fulton. ALBERT DAGGETT, Chairman. S. T.

Maddox, Socretary. SDN DAY via Danay nws, wv o. as long as we can livo men. out of twenty eight saya graos at the table. When man has been hard at work all day he knows there's no necessity of the Lord's UBing any effort to make him N.

Y. PROFESSOR A. E. UARFBJHTKK, Psychology nnd Mesmerism, NIGHTLY during the week commencing October 4, at MUSIC HALL, Fu ton st and Flatbtish av. Doors open at 7.

Performance at 8. Admission, SOc. and 75o. Ticket offloo open from 10 153. 155" and 107 CHATHAM ST, cosr RoOEevelt Pennsylvania in few aspects Is poetical.

Rough, was superintendent of the Baptist Sunday School at Norrlatown. Welsh names abound in this region one of the towns is called North Wales and another is called Gwynned, which is said to rnsan North Wales, also. To Gwynned meeting house Hancock's father but this could hardly havo boon tho reason of a man of such irregular attendance on worship. Others say that Roberts was an old Federalist, aud that the Hoxworth family were JefferBoniann, and at that time partisan feeling was perfectly proscriptivo. It is not worth while to inquire now mora than likely some of John Roberts' pecadilloea had been talked about by the young coup'e, and he took personal offense.

He made Ms will while Hancock was yet a boy, and died soon after young Hancock got the school house. crude races, fighting each other and the Indians, quar KINZKY KINZKY KINZKY KINZEY Branch. NEW YORK AND PHILADBLFUIA NEW LINE. BOUND BROOK ROUTF3. Trr.

tj rvmv a Ajr iHTf Best place for closo buyers ior cash or for those desiring reling politically for 150 years, growing Ml the while to MPKSr WKEHLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS. rich, yet withal commonplace even when rich, the Penn Ieare Now York from station 0. R. R. of N.

footif used to be taken of SundayB and made to sit among the Quaker, who were waiting for tho spirit to move them. T757EEKLY MONTHLY PAYMENTS sylvania boy more than any, perhaps, goes home to his Ubert.y et. tor Philadelphia. a Ia aj and Rrnan at lit. 7:45.

i TEMOCRATIO GENERAL COMMITTEE. NATURALIZATION. Special bargains in Ladies', M.ssos and Gents' tine Hosiery, French, Fnglish and German, in plain and fancy colors, ailk. Lislo and cotton, from 39c. to pair.

Fancy woolen Hosiery low. Fancy morino Hosiery low "AMERICAN INSTITUTE EXHIBITION. rWGONIJ AND TH'RD AVS, BETWEEN SIXTY THIRD AND SIXTY FOURTH STS, NBW YORK. NOVEL MACHINERY. CHOICE PRODUCTS.

little hamlet from the ripe and sentimental worm, sua 11:15 A 1 HO. 4. 4 30 5:30, 7:15, 13 P. On GENERAL HANCOCK MOTHER. Landsdale is mainly composed of new and small TAkFK FOB FURNITURE, CARPRTS.

OILCLOTHS. BEDDING. c. AT JllHN MULUN'S. 2 and 84 MYRTLJS AV.

cor. Lawrence at. like tho raven, there, at least, is no rest for his heart It seems that the old master of the school was about or feet. nnn. nnnr Pmm fin.

7. Uourt House, will oe to give It up, and Hancock, through his wife's influ Machinery in operation 10 to 12, 2 to 6. 7 to 10 o'clock. open for the convenienco ot those desiring their We drove down the rosd to the east, turned into TTTEEKLY AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS rot siaLion corner iniru if e.nn II :15 A. M.

1 :30. 4, 4 :30. 5 30, P. M. On Sunday at 5 .30 P'for Trenton, Warren and Tucker sts, 7:45, 3, 11:15 A.

M. 1:30. 4. 4:30. 5:30.

7:15, 12 P. M. Sunday at KINZEY KINZEY KINZKY KINZEY frame houses, and the. centre or tne town is about tne railroad crossing, where there are two taverns, Long aere's and the American. For $2 I obtained a buggy and a boy to drive and started out over the red shale lane with a gate spread wide open which led baok more FINAL NATURALIZATION PAPERS ence, persuaded tho neighbors to let him take it.

He moved into that aohooi house, taught the young rustics of the neighborhood, who played barefooted on the little sunny sward, and fought, and snickered, and wrote GRAND CONCERTS. Afternoon at 3. and evening at 8 o'olook. MR. M.

ARBUCKLE. r.TjTUTi"n i7iTnnRfl flORNKT SOLOS. than a quarter of a mile to an old farm house in a hol 8 :45 A. M. 5 :30 P.

Ih ii laivn Ptillfldnlnlila Or New York BKDDING.STOVKS.4c. AT B. M. COWPkRTHWAT t.i ia is CHATHAM STREET. New York.

EVERY DAY from 10 A M. to 4 P. M. on the evening i 1, virRV KVRNING rom Seuteuiber From Station Phlla. Reading Railroad, corner Ninth Great barsams for casn.

Parlor and chamber suits in low, apparently placed down there either to get at the water or to hide itself. Close by was a newer house, as Ladies' linen hemmed 5o. up, Ladios' linen hemstitched up. Ladies' linen colored Ho, UP. Ladies' fancy silk Handkerchief, 12XC.

Silk Handkerchiefs, damasso, 25c. Silk Hankerchiefs, 2uc. Tickets can be bought at all stations on Second or Third 24 to the 22nd'of October, inolusive, from 7 to 9 o'olook. and Green sts. at a.

m. 4.VR 4ii 7 is tiP M. On 8nndar at 8 :30 A.M. 5:30, great variety Avenue Kievatea Kauroau ior liouw. if th proprietor had built his son or tenant a residence.

NATURALIZATION COMMITTER: chalk marks on the fence, and at night he went at his books, and bis wife gave bim what help she eould, and Bet her mind to work to bo fine with the needla, to learn thankful for something to eat. uvumi osi. "Is heaven a state, do you think inquired Mrs. Fitzjoy of Mr. Toplofty.

"Aw I weally don's wecollect. My impression iB that it is only a tewwi towy, aw 1" Theological geography was immediately dropped. Woven Register. "Aren't you going to school this term, Jimmy shouted his young friend across the street. Well, I donno.

I'm in sort of a pivotal state. I ean get a dollar a week as a barber's boy. Guess that's th kind of head work for me. "yea llavtn Regitter. Henry Herbert Crane lived childless at Grafton.

Ohio, until he was 83. Then his young wife gave birth to twins. The joyful father hired a band of music and marched through the village, bearing a banner on which was inscribed the word Victory," Boston Globe. A duel recently took plaoe between a Uto Indian and a Navajo, in which the former was kiiladl and the latter seriously injured. This is very sad.

When the untutored child of the forest becomes dvil 1 ed and adopt the ennobling pursuits of the Christian pale face, he can fight duels all day without anybody getting hurt Xorrietmcn Herald. A ow days ago a party of pleasure seekers who ware returning from a visit to the Mammoth Cava in Kentucky wore robbBd by highwaymen, who forocd their victims to take a drink of whisky. Hereafter th s.T.TrTnntt Cava should become more popular as a Sum admissions. 1.50; 10 admis. CI.A I It VOIT ANTS.

'VTomS hird and Berks sts. at 5, 8:20. 8:20,11 A. 1 :25, 3:40. 5 :25, 6 :30, 1 1 :30 P.

M. Sunday at 8:30 A. M. Pullman nnrn arfjinhed. vr.v.f w.rflIf)HK CONNRLL.

ions. 82.50 single admission. 50c cTlildren nnder road, dusty and dry, to look at the Hancocx reucs. amk first I stopped at the house of Mr. John B.

Jenkins, a relative of General Hancook on the mother's side. Ho lives in a small house on the outskirts of the town, in which was a millinery shop, and ha retired from business as a storekeeper in Landsdale. In the hallway stood a beautiful banner with an oil portrait of Genoral Hancook, used at the recent torchlight prooession. whioh nOTjEri CLAIRVOYANT AND KINZEY KINZBY KINZEY KINZEY Second Ward JAMHS A. DUFFY.

RS. the styles of bonnet making and add a few dollars a ROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC The original house turned Its baok to us as we aa vanced toward it, showing a low kitchen and chimney there, and we presently came to a great old red barn which hid the house for a minute, and the gable of nPivtp uitrinrru BtOCK SQ6CU Third Ward AKXilU it J. Uf anai. Fourth Ward H. M.

WINTERS. year to their very small income. From Trenton. Warren and Tucker sta. 1 :25 (except Mon V.oM i.r.l ifi.i1 A.

12 52. 2:40. 4.23. lions siiRCialty; macnene ireatmeBi unuwi VTIIH, War,) IT WHITE. trol.

1H tuitoa at. uraaffe. 8 10 Bandars. 1 :25, 9:20 A. M.

6 .15 P. M. "'ncketi or aale at loot of Liberty st, Nos. 23t. 261 401 944, JT It, All A AAAV.1 A STAND OF COLORS AND OF A which, above three rows of windows, was a white stone Sixth Ward PETER FOGARTY.

Seventh Ward THOMAS KANB. Linen Torchon Col larsat 5c. Linen Collars. 3c. Cuffs.

5q. pair. White laces, Torchon RMja, Val Breton, Spanibh, 4c, 2c. to 10c. Large lot of bluck silk laces, 2 to 4 inches wide, 5o, to 25e.

OF ALL ANXIOUW A1UST wnsutu tnn irt Vm. ItlONSEJOUB. the celebrated KctP saying. 1798." In those daye they made tne i 007 I 3 3 Broaaway, iew ora.anu ai. tue urmuiuai uuw, vt A a i at unfl AnnAl nfrirn.

Wharf. Her family connection was large enough to give her some patronage. Her husband, alas, had no living relative near or hope of any. Some of the people who hated John Roberts, or thought he might have the design to leave his property to this boy, said he was John Roberta' son. During the present campaign these was the first one the Democrats have ever been able to hold in this intensely radical diBtriot, where it is said that fian cla rvoy.

a tolls lnoky times, brines separated together, removes bad luck no fraud no failure no and alike, and this meant John Roberts, otherwise CHILD OF THE REGIMENT By a Committee of Ladies to the Eighth Ward rAiRiua. amioii. NiSthWaru PHILIP MoAVOY. Tenth Ward JOHN H. MOORE.

Eleventh Ward HKNRY V. ACKER. Tvtelfttl Ward PATRICK McKENNA. Thirteenth Ward AM KS O. WALSH.

Souirs Roberts, who was the master ol Hancooit's (mi oaif.cn. 17 Huct place, bt. Johnson and tii.ary sis, Brooklyn. New YoTk Transfer Co. (Dodd'e Express) will call for and check baggage from hotoi or resiaooce to deetination.

Application can be made at 944 and 1,323 Broadway, 730 Sixth av. New York, and 4 Court st, Brook many of Hancock's cousins, with true Welsh obstinacy, threaten not to vote for him. He is, however, making KINZEY KINZEY KINZEY KINZEY second tluor. I eepo conta Bo gentlemen. father.

YOUNG MEN'S HANCOCK AND ENGLISH GLEE i'aV. FROM LfLNIJUA. THE SKiV lyn. AH these offices are in connection witn tne ueii ie.e Tho great old barn, big enough to be a churoh and CORPS. reoruits all the while among the young people, the sol surly remarks of long ago have been raked up and ,1.

.1. nnrh rlao.rh,,, sVM trTPkt SaLiafaC' paone and igiy WIN. General PaBsenger Agent. with as many windowB as a ship, faced toward the nnbllshed. but they recoilod on the heads of their diers and those dissatisfied with the long Republican postponrd from WEDNESDAY, September 29, till inn i toe nreaOnc SHU mturt Ail.

Fourteeutn wara f. tt.iw.iL, Fifteenth Ward MICHAEL OLWELL. SixUenth Ward ANDREW BECK Seventeenth Ward JOHN BARRETT. Eightoonth Ward JEFFERSON BLACK. C.5.Y..;Vl, w.rHI A ES LOUGHRAN.

house, which lav lower down upon a small Inolosod SpeoiM barraini in our Underwear Department, Chemises, Drawers. Skirls, Night Dresses, Corsets. lloivs, Shams, Shirts, Shawls, Wrappers, Dresses. Spin lot. 75c, and 9So.

disseminators. Cumbe. ni near Alyrtlo av. and tort Ureene, Trom A M. P.

si. Term 50 cents. rule. BATURDAY, October 9, 1880. TJENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

a TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATKS MAIL ROUTE. nv Tr r. 1, tttvit i 18pO. Mr. Jenkins oadod In his mother in law, ac sged lany, It was in the school house, I think, that the twins Klazara Falls.

The hack drivers and to get correctly the names of Hancock's mother's fam CONEY ISLAND. The Sp8o.il Presentation Caamittee ooniiste of the fol lowing lanieS: were born, lawn, sloping toward a little rill which flowed out of a spring house. The spring house was larger than ordinary and looked to be a tool house. Between it and another structure, which had once been a hogpen, went Twentieth Ward JOHN HEATH. Twenty tirst Ward JOHN PETERSON.

Twenty second Ward OHARLE8 E. VAUGHAN. n. i it i 'n tr nn if XT TufaT.ATw jrsjns leave New York, via Desbrosses and Oourtlandt its, RIGHTON BEACH. KINZF.Y KIN2HY KINZEY KINZEY Mrs.

General ROGER A. FRY ok. SLOOUM, Mrs. Admiral J. M.

B. GLITZ Mrs Go' other highwaymen at the latter place never invite a visitor to take a drink of whisky after robbing him of alt his money. Xorrietoum Herald. twenty inira mN oiv VvfVVv Express 'for JUrriaburg, Pittahnrg. the West and South, with FtutaiAn pdaoe Cars attaoW.0 A.

eaadano ernorE. LOVYa, Mrs. ouage avo. niviiiuii. O0NKY ISLAND OKLYN.

FLATBUSH AND the Jane, so that one could drive upon the lawn and go Mrs. Hon. S. D. ar.

ir a srnoRE. Wa are about tired of seeing that everlasting MORRIS, Mrs. Hon. J. F.

PIERCE. Mrs. J. P. ROBINSON, Mrs.

R. L. WILLIS. Nottinabam Curtain Laces, 10o. yard up.

Nottinuham lace Tidies, 3p. to 7jo. Bargoins in dnmask Napkins. Linen damask Towels, 1 lo. Jopan Department bargains.

Bargain in Jewelry Department. wsminir to youth item entitled "Do Not Exaggerate," rpiTpon i. HonrATrirmT 2ft. nd tlTitW fUT tie and the Oil Regions. Williamsport and Look Haven, thnttae.

"ins TeUe laTBUSH' AYBNUF. (L. out between those houses and return back to the barn without turning tho carriage. There was a negro man at the barn spending a lazy Sunday, of whom we asked Jliaiianus n. naiiftiouii.

Flatbush JAMES RYAN. Gravesend JAMF.S QUINN. New Utrecht PARKER. New Lots PUILIP L. JARDIN.

nA.nA. jj r. mw mnii flnntbar snoaker of Na ily. His mother's name was Elizabeth uoxworin, a word hero pronounced 'Oxworth in the English style, but which was originally Hawkesworth. Her father and mother were both Hoxworths, probably remote oousins intermarried.

Hor father's name was Edward Hox wortb, who was the son and grandson ot Edward Hox wortb. Both Jenkins and his mother In law said that from his mother Hancock received his strongest traits of character. She was a fine looking woman, with a face and mind equally pronounced, with sat courage, love and decision, and she married her husband when LWMKufc i las: I 7.n itf tional reputation will deliver short addresses. The follow inuirlint. will also be present on the occasion: Mile.

Ibl floating round in the papers once more. Especially when we run across it four or five times a month ira journals that relate how Garfield once pulled a six horse) army team and wagon ont of the mud with one hand, or solemnly set forth how, when only eighteen years of age, Hancock prevented an ocean steamer from driving: TinlrAt. f.nn hn obtained at Room 9. Court House, and Is this the house where General Hancock was TriiEs Ircro iVbton Beach will leave at 7 :40, 8 :40, 9 :40, 1010 ii A. 12:40 1:40,2:10,2:40,3:10,3:40.4:10, from mojahors of the Naturalization Committee.

DORA MARTINEZ, prima donna of Her Majesty's (Colonel MsDloson's) Opora Company Mil. MARGUERITE SELVI, the most popular concert singer Hew York born KINZRY KINZKY KINZKY KINZEY KINZEY KINZBY KINZEY WILLIAM KINZEY A 241,143,245 SIXTH AVCNUE.N. Y. i.k.,.i. t.

45 minnte9 nnst. the JACOB I. BERGEN, Chairman Democratic General Committee. and lavoraoiy Known io mo DruoH.i. mu.icai A1U1U thn wnll Icimivn nlnciltiamst.

and "I think It do. sir," said the negro. "Mr. Heckler won't object to our driving on the Baltimore, Washington and the South. "Limited Wash Siton Express" of Pullman Parlor Cars daily, except Sunday lSV M.

arrive Washington 4 :12 P. M. Regular 0 and 8 .20 A. 1.4 and 10 P. M.

Sunday 10 Express for West Philadelphia, 4 7:30.8:20,9 (10 Lira. ifcdVll 1, 3:30, 4, 4:40. 6, 8 7, 830 and 10 T. and 12 night. Sunday 4:30 and 9 A.

5. 8.7. ao and 10 P.M. and 12 night. Emigrant and second Philadelphia via Camden 7:30 A.

and I P. connect with all through train, at Jersey City, affording a speedy and direct transfer for hour and tno leaving the Beach at 10 minutes past it lull speea on tne rouao iu a iuaj uj jiuuvma and fending off the vessel with his strong right arm. San Franciieo Post. GIOBOK G. HERMAN, I secretaries.

grand oroheetra (composed of the members of the Philhar nionio Orchestra) under the direction of Signor RAKAEL lawn WALKEB T. WOOUET.l he had neither a penny nor a rrospect, and she no more, because her family were plain farmers with no NAVARRO, Musical Direotpr ot corns. ni circle. 50c: aeneral admis Oh. no: he don't mind When a New York mother, the other mom 1NENS.

NEW PUBLICATIONS. a. aan. fiO TioVnta ruilie nbtained at We paBsed through tho lawn fence and stopped the accumulations. She was to Hancock's father as im XJ ing, discovered her ten year old son turning flip flap, tandine on hia head, trying to kiok flies off the ceiling.

A T. STEWART 4 horse on the grass under a large poplar tree, xuer Chandler 172 Montague st: A J. Blade's, 59J Fill totist: st the Amenoan District Tolegraph oiflces, 191 Montaaue st, 898 Fulton st, 321 Court st. corner Putnam av anrl Irvini olaoe and 830 Fourth st, E. and from the aud cutting up all kinds of monkey shines, she screamed.

TO JUSTICES OF THE 0L.BRML0LN.E.y0F;,reT,, portant as the wife of Andrew Johnson to that President. Though Bhe did not teach him to read, she jrjrooaiyn travel. Tnl r.n fl SO A 2 ariri 4 P. M. were some maple, and fruit trees alio.

Accomn Newark NEW EDITION Ot inn. Dianuaw uuoiiuwi officers and members of tne Corps. Tickets dated September 28 will be good lor October 9. SECOND LOOK AT LITTLE NBSHAMINY. Before us, I repeat, with its side front turned down UOU1V1 1 lvli.A.1 ion.

i v.ivtv uum AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE. BY HENRYS. McOALL, 1 "io Sl'll s' ld. 8:30. 7:30, 9.

J. 'H iii VVrt. 15 ah A. 1. 4 :30.

"Now, William, you've oaen to me circu again i aoiia how dare yon go without my permission?" And tho did the good little boy reply "No, I wasn't at the circus, nuther. I wa only down to hear Mr. Talmaga preach last eveuing and he jumped over the plant) supported herself and helped support him by working as a milliner while he studied law, having picked up that business by native aptness and from the necessity WINFIELD SOOTT HANCOCK AND HILARY BAEJEB HANCOOK. It has been wittily said by the negro minstrels that 'There iB only one thing that over surprises a man, and that is twins," The young couple, poor in this world's goods, had certainly mads a good beginning for posterity. The present candidate of millions of his countrymen was discovered to the world In the arms of his brother, after the fashion of Romulus and Remus, and the wolf was at the door.

In 1824 Winfleld Scott, whom Mr. Hancock admired so much that he then and there put the name on one of the fresh twins, was the most dlstinguiBhed soldier in the country next to General Jack.on. He was in command of the Department of the West, which embraced the Black Hawk war and pretty muoh all the Indian fighting of that day. Jackson and Scott had just been united in nominal friendship, after a long quarrel, in which Jaokson swore that he would cut off Scott's ears tho first time they should meet. Major General Jacob Brown was, at the time of Hancock's birth, the Genera! In Chief of the army, but soon afterward he died, and Jackson resigning his commission, It was supposed that Scott was to be the ranking officer of the army.

Here I may say that General Brown, who will bear comparison with Hancock in several respects, was born only a few miles from Hancock's blrthplass, in Bucks County, in 1775. He was a school teacher in his native neighborhood, and Biter ward a surveyor. General Grant's mother, too, was born in th same oounty, aud near the same place as Hancock. The other twin, Hilary Baker, sometimes spelled Hillary, was named for ouo of the Mayors of Philadel dia, Hilary Baker, of whom there are several letters The undersigned hereby announce that they nave now hill, was a stone house, plastered white ana quite 5. 5:45 6:30.

7.7:30. 8:15. :30, iu ana 1:2 nignt. Newark only. 4:30 A.

8 and 8:30 P. M. Sunday. 4:10 INSTRUCTION. ready the Sixth Edition of thiB valuable work, being A of tho case.

old, but recently repaired and still standing stalwart COMPLETE TREATISE on the CIVIL CRIMINAL naiore mi uiuuivr wiuu i.ih.i ai.iw.in. Herald. They had taken' the step of marriage first and pro and erect. For its day it must have been one oi iua vision afterward, and It came near being a ratal one. All train'; to and from tne Beach stop at Vanderbilt av.

Bodfordav, llerzen r.t. and Prospect Park. AFTKRNOO.N concerts be continued until further notice. W. K.

DORWIN, General Sapenntendcnt. "rooklynTbath jr and coney island railroad. "TVains leave depot ico'. Twenty SBvanth st. and Fifth ar, nearmam fr.t7ET.ce to een C'emeterj 8:10, il SO 12:00 1:80, 2:15, 8:00, 3:45, 4 30 ,9 20 P.

i. A. GUNTHKR, General Manseor. pROPECTTPARK AND COKEY ISLAND RAILROAD. WEST BRIGHTON BEACH DIVISION.

F.XCURSION TICKETS 25 CENTS. On and after Mondsy, September 20, 1880, trains will leave the Brooklyn Depot (Ninth av. and Twentieth at, GMenwootij. tor West Brighton Beach Coney Island: 6:30, 9.00, 10:00. 110.

A. M. 1:00. 1 2 2 A 3 :30, 4 4 :30, 5 .00. 5 .30, 6 :00, 7 KW.

Recorder You were seen last night about AND SPECIAL fUWKttS AlvXF PUlias VJC ilea; TICKS OF THE PEACE IN THE STATE OF NEW YORK, with numerous forms, and with all the ohanges as made under the New Code of Civil Procedure. lUVENILE HIGH SCHOOL, LIVINGSTON ST. NEAR COURT, TWENTY SEVENTH YEAR. A.M.. 1 30 3, 3 :30, 4.

4:10, 4:30. 7 7 0. 10 15, 11 .30 p. M. and 12 night.

6nnday.8:15 31.. 1. 4:30, 5:45, 6:30. 7, :15. 9.30 P.

M. Ambov and South Amboy and 10 A. 1 ai roomiest, showiest residences In this remote part occupied by a Quaker. Of the usual form of Pennsylvania houses, oblong, broad set.with a ridge roof and a piazza 11 o'clock under suspicious circumstances, trying to) enter the open door of De Smith's store, on Galveston avenue. Prisoner I noticed in pa.slng by, the door 'General Hancook," said Mr.

Jenkins, "has a large cumber of cousin, of many different families on bis mntw. ida scattered all through this region. Their HAVING PURCHASED THE STOCK OF A CELEBRATED MAKER OF LINEN DAMASK, NAPKINS, DIAPERS, TOWELS, WASH DAMASKS. UUOKS. ETO.

INCLUDING A GREAT VARIETY OF GERMAN FANCY BORDERED CLOTHS. WITH NAPKINS TO MATCH, WILL ON MONDAY, OCTOBER 4, AND DURING THE WEEK, OFFER THESE GOOD'S AT LARGE REDUCTIONS FROM PREVIOUS PRICES. the whole length of the front and coming down to the one large octavo volume, pages, nue iou.wv. Your order is respectfully solioited for same. WILLIAM GOULD 4 SON.

Law Publishers, 68 State Albany, N. Y. was open, and I was Ju.t BBUtting up ina, su. Fall Term, WEDNESDAY, September 15, 1880. A graded school for boys from 5 to 12 years of ago Circulars may be obtained at Mr.

G. P. MILNE, 2 ground, it suggested that John Roberts, when a baon What did you run Ior as soon as you saw a ponco names are Kolp or Kulp, Gordon, Hoxworth, Enos, Thoma and Godshall. They live here in Lahdsdale, elor, might have been truly called "the 'Squire," living man 1" "What did I run for when 1 saw tne police Fulton st, and at the school building. SPEC! A NOTICES.

ROOKS SEMINARY B1 in suoh extensive quarters, it is rumored in tne neighborhood that Roberts, whllo he adhered to the sect slightly, having been what is called "a Hiekory Quaker," at Allentown, at Centre Square and at Culpsville. But General nancook'e father has no Itin whatever in these parts. He came here an orphan to servo hiB time with ia Hmilre John Roberts. His sister livod in tho C1ENUINE MADEIRA WINES, NINE different brand, and vintages. 1825 to .1872, $3.50 man 7 Well, that gets me I ny.

iim ir.euu ui ua Smllh, and as Boon as I saw his store door waa open, and a suspicions looking policeman sneaking around, ran as bard as I could to let De Smith know his store was in danger of being robbed. What did I run for I Well, that gets me. What do you suppose I ran for frn.u b. nircfKS Renteniber 29. Superior opportuni New Branswlok.

4:30. 6:30. 7:30, 8:20 9 and 11 A. l. A 1 4 4 30.

5, 5:30. 6,7,8:30. 10, M. and 12 night. 4:30.

6, 7, 8:30. KlftcUn A. 3 and 4:30 P.M. inSton and Rckymil 8:20 A. M.

Princeton. ft Mi 1 ttVyn 11 a 2 4 5 7 P. M. Lambertrille, 7:30 diiAM 4 P.M. Phil psburgand A Mi 0 P.M.

TreSton, Wdentown. Burlington and Camden. 4:30, and II A. I. and 7 P.

M. A. 2, 4 and 4:40 P. M. Farroingd.le and Squan, 7 :30 and 8 2 and 4 P.

M. Hightstown. Pemberton and Camden, 4 p. via Monmouth Junction. On Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat lSmsve From PitUburg, 7, 10:40 A.

9:35 P. ties for a very few.misses and young ladies as day nunils. was also of a worldly lniud, experimented in nne live per gallon and onward. Send for special madeira circular, giving vintages for past 66 years. H.

B. KIRK 4 69 Fulton st. and 709 Broadway, N. Y. Snecial advantage, in musio Mrs.

M. a. J. vyhiik, nnntrv for a vhUe. also brought up by strangers, stock, kept a bettor buggy than th common and knew Qalveeton Aews.

Jrnncipai. hut she. after she was grown, went to Philadelphia and 1 I r.l. AIR MATTRESSES Mario1 nrvu ao an Mr SetemuD came down stairs to a 10 clock riHENEVIERE INSTITUTE, I vraFTJOH AND ENGLISH Re'turaios trains leava West Brighton. 7:05 8:10, 9:30.

:30. 1 1 A. M. 12 :30, 1 :30, :00, 2 :31 3 3:30. 4 fJO, kve: married a Mr.

Reynolds and soon died." any glrlB In the vicinity who were a lime ramu lar. The residence, too, might have been ploked for its seclusion in case 'Squire RobertB wanted to have a 10 PURCHASERS WILL FIND THIS AN OPPORTUNITY WELL WORTHY Off SPECIAL ERY DESCRIPTION OF UPHOLSTERY WORK. ladies and BIBTfl OF THB MOTHER. 1D1NG AND DAY SCHOOL for young Is ehUdrn7No. 19 ELM PLACE, near Fulton good game of cards, or bring out a lady from the city, breakfast with a vacant countenance and a backward tendenoy In the hair that made hie two eyes ache.

He sat down at the tabic, and picking up his knife and for glared In unossv wonder at something in th platter bo fore him. It hid evidently been fried in butter, and lAJMaU OUVttKS UU1. H. PICKFORD. 11 NASSAU STREET, NEAR FULTON.

About ono mile from Landsdale Is the houto where Hancock's mother wai born. It is a stone house, to WILL COMMENCE WEDNESDAY. Beptember 13, 1380. M. daily; anno.

so r. m. uaiij j. Washington Baltimore. 0:50 1 A.

2, 3:50. 450. ATTENTION. BROADWAY, FOURTH NINTH AND TENTH STRP BTS, N. Y.

tJPECIAL BARGAINS AT HAYJJEN asia CO a MivrnnrilO LT. .14 nA Tilaivnnl ofnt or give a fandango, instead oi putting nis nouse up on the hills, or on the side of a hill, as they generally do in Pennsylvania, he built down in the hollow where 4 3 i Extra trains will be ran on Bnnday. and whenever travel 0On "snndays, nrst train leave. Brooklyn at 0:00 A. and WwtBriahton 0:30 A.M.

Park and Vanderbilt avenue horse ears from Fulton and Catharine ferries via Prospect Park, run direct to thedepot. K. SCHBRMKBHORNjrandbupt. ItOCIiAWA Y. BROOKLYN SEMINARY, 370 which were formerly appended a log centre and a frame CSOUTH Tha fwnntv.fiecond year of this school for 1)1 All TTWAJ a.

a round, pure white, perfect stone, three karats, $475, Inde JO i 3 50. 6 :50 7 9 10 .40. 1 1 .30 A. 2, 3 .00, 4 :50. 5 :20.

8 30 8:30. 9:33 and 10.35 P.M. Sunday, 3:50,6:50,7, 111:40, 11 :30 A. 6:30, 9:35 P. M.

rf si. Nn 1 Aster House. VJIUl UU Dir VSriTI.nif TOTMWH. rear, giving it the appearanoe of a log cabin, to wmcn in lator times had been added a stone residence and to Joung ladies ana ennareu a )AY, September 22. A full onr rt Jtudy pendent ana sweep duguuu OYtu.u navvu, uomj eighteen karat caaei, $150.

was intended for looa. Mr. uetemup aarpoonsa is with his fork and lifted it up bodily, gazing at it with ever Increasing wonder. "What under the sun," ha exolalmed at last, "is this thing 7" "Well," replied bis patient wif, with just a shadow of a sigh, "it look Uk your new eoft felt hat, and that is what I thought the little Ne.haminy Btarta out of the ground and opens a basin for itself perhaps 100 yards wide. Keeping down this streom, constantly growing wider by ac the mar aooended either a smoke house or a block DRESS SHIRTS.

and foot of Desbrosses and Oonrtlandt' New York ivinaergaixn a uyvuiaj rrincipai. HAVE YOUR CAKPETS CLiEANED AT UNITED STATES STEAM WORKS. omi.n rm irt Tr It' IQVn "EEP'S SHIRTS. house. It stood in some part of that condition ior over a oantnrv.

Recently a new house has been built close N3. 4 Court ano oronaiyn 1 ton street. Brooklyn; Nos. 11 f. Ill) and 1 18 Hudson etroet, Hoboken; Station, Jersey City.

Emigrant Ticket Office, No. RS. R. 154 MUflTAIiUlS (5CKAWAY BEACH. Trains leave via New York, Woodhaven and Rock away Railroad.

Stations. A.M.IA.M.I A.M. IP.M.jP.M.IP.M.iP.M cessions, it soon enters the Dig nesnaminy, wnicu waters tho whole of the noble upland of Buoks County, Aiftno TTwnnir.r.T.A rrvnuiRVfRAR. Aa. ffi, was, but you putiea 11 ou.

oi juui oame home this morning and said it was a porter house rt rnit wanted it broiled tor breakfast Yea hv. and there are the nsual accessories of natural ana us irntZtEt aiaar. i w. J. M.

DUDGEON Successor, to T. M. STEWART. Hattery place, iv bw iui. The New York Transfer Company will call for and check nno'PAM eHlHTSi mnrln ta Tnoflanro from WoUl SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND OUIL nn FN WILL REOPEN SEPTEMBER 22.

extant in the Pennsylvania Archives. The following explains what I had to say about Hancock's association with slavery In that Commonwealth Jandabv 29, 1781. Bih I am at a loss to know how the act for the gradual abolition of Blavery is to be oonstrued with rospeet to slaves or servants under the age of twenty eight years and omitted to be entered. Whether they are to be considered as immediately free, or as servants until they attain the age of twenty eight years. I shall esteem it a favor if you will be pleased to inform me what construction the honorable counsel and yourself put on the law In this point, that I may know how to make out certificates proporly In such caBes.

The bearer has two children thus circumstanced under the eg of twenty eight yearB aud not entered. He is desirous to have certificates, wherein I think the benefit derived to the personB by the law should be clearly and preoieely expressed. Therefore, I should wish to guard against improprieties. I am respectfully, sir, your most obedient, humble servant. Basbb, 3b, To Hon.

1'imothy Hattlach. a Pennsylvania spring house, a little rill, eto. so celebrated for its rosy cheeked Quaker girls, superior chickens and nnaqualed butter. needn't give me any of it I'm not hungry." And Mr. gutta muaiin anu ucv aiu Baggage from hotels and residences.

FRANK THOMSON, L. P. BARMER, FIVE GALLONS Kindergarten carried out in full liroebel ystem. Sunerior advantages given to German, French and Hancock's maternal grandfather, who uvea nero, was a .1 i l4. frj5.

IQ 1:00 2:0014:00 SOO Uenersl Manager. uenprai raBwuftw The Quakers, being shut out from many worldly DEVOB'S BRILLIANT OIL, I 8:501 10:30 Setemup, wno was jubs wiiu 10 aum mai when he cam home, and what time it was, for the Ufa of him didn't dare to ask. Burlington Hawieye. soldier in the Revolutionary War and a younger urotn PHILADELPHIA the very oest. oaiuw 150 degree, fire test, including 5 gallon patent faucet ean, amusements, are very strong on love and domestic hap wa a minor officer in the War of 1813, and in a ior I JO 2:20,4:20 5:20 5:40:9:00 10:40, Drawing.

FRIENDS' SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND GIRLS Schermerhorn st. noar Boerum. will OOM ENCB itsfourteene.h year. Ninth Month (September) 14. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD, Pier 17, Kast River (Pine James Slip, N.Y.' ost Seventh NY JJastTiiirtv 'ourth N.

Hunter's Bushwick av Flatbuah av rUK UiVJa LnjltliAJ. At PRE800TT'8 OIL and LAJIP BT0RE8, J27 and 251 GRAND st, Brooklyn E. mer generation the family produced soldiers In the let of GOLD PLATE COLLAR AND OUFP RfiTTONS aiiven with each half dozen anirtfl. KEEP'S i COLLARS? CUFFS. HANDKERCHIEFS.

HO piness. No wonder that occasionally there turns up a Squirt Boberts to get all the benefits of the Quaker meeting and none of the monotony of a Quaker Bene 1 1:36 THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINB French and Indian wars. Aoroes tn ms" 10:451 11 :05 11:00 2:80 5:30 2:36 4:40 2:40 4 :40 5 2:301 4:301 5:30 6:10 9:15 6:05 0:20 blEHY. Air D. ajP'ifvVSSwSV S.

1:40 THE CLIMATE OF DAKOTA. Summer Time iu Uie Regions. Boreak Washington's army campaigned from Valley Forge, hoth to altaek Germantown. to get ready to be attaeked sweet THE CORRECT FALL STYLE OF SILK HAT ATTIX 4 340 Fulton st, introduced Fifth avenue dress hat, on SATURDAY, the 18th inst. Their Fall styles in men's, youths' and boys1 stiff ihbu.

Tnougu enaououou v.a. Friends, this school is open to the children of all other de. nomlnaiions. Circulars may be obtained at the school on and after Ninth Month, 6th; KtllT AND FLANNEL, in all the new styles qualities I 9:101 guaranteed. Popular prices, SOo.

75c, ajj, gl.J5, 51.00, dict. Roberts' house is two stories nign mere were four windows on the porch with a large round top door in the middle, and the unUBual number of five windows and soft hats, ana isaies' ieroys are now $1.75. 2, rrnvKa NEW YORK ANDPHILADELPHIA. If trains each way daily except Sunday: 3 stations in Phil, adelphia 2 in New York. ASSAU INSTITUTE, at Barren H1U and White Marsh, and to pursue the army of General OUnton acroBS New Jersey, on the evaouatlon of Philadelphia.

Washington had hold the out. Bismarck, D. Corr. Minneapolis Tribune. I notice heavy frost3 are reported in tha 1.200 dozen PLAIN AND EMBROIDERED GLOVES, 1 and 2 buttons.

70o. and SOc. pair. The greatest bargain ExoeptJunday 1:10,8:30.4:30, 6 Ex'cVlieut fishing ean now be found at Roekaway Beach, both in tlie outside and in Jamaica Bay. Fishing stands and boats nijar the railroad station.

Hilary Baker Hancock studied law with his father RTISTS MATERIALS 429 OLASSON AVENUE. in the seoond story front showed the tnicknesa oi tne walls. Three white dormerB slid out on the roof, and kept watch toward Bu.ks County. There were win rm.i. t.

a1 French school for vnimv ladies and Bed River Valley, in Ohio and Indiana, ana even in. short line from Valley Forge to New York oy marcning from the Bohuylklll to Trenton through these Welsh misses wir REOPEN WEDNESDAY, Beptember 15. Kunday trnniB Double traca! the roost approved equipment and the fastest time consistent with absolute safety. ON AND AFTER JUNE 21. 1880.

jXFitE3B Teaius leave New York, via Desbrosses and Courtlandt at. ferries, as follows: 4:30. 7:30.8:20. 9:00 (10:00 limited), 11. 00 A.

M.l:0O and was admitted to the bar aud removed to Minneapolis, whare he was doing very well up to 1857, whan the panio of that year annihilated his propsrty. He i. still living. DA.YL1QHT. ever offered ntneaiove KEEP MANUFACTURING COMPANY.

B37 BROADWAY, NEW YORK 1,198 BROADWAY. NEW YORK. 34jPUI.TDN STREET. BROOKLYN. Kentucky, but none have occurred yet in this portion of Dakota.

The weather, however, has been damp and cool. Grain does not appear to have been damaged by and Quaker settlements. dows In the gable in three tiers running up to ine aiuu, and baok of the house was a two Btory kitchen quite M. R. H0T0HK1SS, Principal.

O. W. REENAN, Falton, Comer Pearl at. SUA SIDE HOUSE, AT ROOK AWAY BEACH. A BAN COOK BETROBPEOT.

riHS LEE FUL.I1EH, DEALER IN ts tlPBTJ FOR THE low, with a high chimney. the ireouent ralna, owing preaume, io su ooo. 1 M.ul,l. 1'kHBh T.nnltlne at Hancook's mother's place, I began to form MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, 687 Ifulton at. In 4IHO.

a owinn and 12 night, tjundais, 4:30 and 9:00 A 5:00, 6:00, n. M.qijind In finp nA llnwht a THENEUM SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES, oomer of Clinton st. and Atlantic av. Thirteenth year of this school will COMMENCE on unnmv h. jm.h of September.

Private instruction How often has Hancock's lather warmea nimoeu B. F. Hanoock and wife and the two children lived irniVRL. TRANSPORTATION, Ac weatner, accompama vy ine is well alone. In no case is the yiold of wheat lesa In mv mind the vision of a hale, resolute eountry girl, FALL AND WINTER SEASON.

With excellent accommodations for transient or perma tlnt guosw at moderate prices. aelfine shirts (laundried), Wamautta muslin, thrue ply linen boaomB. warrtimed. at 95 cents. itTery one notr oana to Ht or not found as represented raaj be returned and Belling ExPRKSB TBAISfl leave New York daily, exeent Sunday, than eighteen bushels; on John Qumlan's it waa around that kitchen lire, or com In for a cold snack from the fields at noon, and, it is barely possible that in the rear of the sohool honse, and.

a part of the time Mr. Hancock's sister, Sarah, lived with them, until she in languages and mathematics, if desired, will be given r. uumu. reaohlDg that age when the near, streicnes ou. im.

nhient to dine to. and finding it in the farm boy, stcainuinpii. rUNARD LINE. the money will beretunaea, EVCIiRSIONS. Sec.

thirty oue and a nan, ana on tne aieeie ui, yioia is likely to give as high as thirty eight bushels per aiaerscnooi uuuro. d.i.:.,.i on this lawn at suoh times as John Roberts was known Boats ol "Brooklyn Annex" conneoc witn an tnrougn went to Philadelphia and was married there. For kitUV. jimmiuw a. a CHEAPEST BOOKSTORE 1JN THIS WORIJ).

175.C72 miscellaneous books almost given trains ut, ocrsoy jiv, a bjicciw who, without relatives or connections, had been placed hv destinv in her vioinity. With him she attended the to be away from home, Elizabeth Hoxwortu drove up, short time also, Mr. Hancock taught in Bucks County, TJTUMNAL SCENERY OF THE HUD i KflJ Kvciirfiion to West Point (a'diw'nti three THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY. LIMITED, TtkTUB xiioi leave West Philadelphia 12:01 3 QLLNTON AVENUE INSTITUTE, nd they peeped into the large rooms and bachelor fix and thero he read a little law about Doylestown. acre, mis is tne oesi piece oi nui wi.

mw v. Northern Pacific. The farm is Just over the divide between tho James and Missouri rivers, and from Steele's in to Bismarck I have known the roads to be Hmo with oood B'elahina from away. New catalogue. The Book Boom free, send stamp.

LKGGAT BROS 3 Beekman at. (opposite P. New York. oountrv frolioi and partlaB, introducing him, perhaps, petweeu CTT Sev? YORifr Finally, they took the decisive stop, somewhere about hours lor sizat seeinirl uoar. uj ALBANY rnd C.

VIBB ARD. See ALBANY DAY LINE advertisement. ARVfiSlNfA Wednesday, Oct. ti, 8:00 A. M.

to her large circle of relatives, and giving mm nis nrai ings of the old house together. If iiancoca was ooru here, as is very doubtful, it might have been In one of the big rooms at the rear of the house, or perhaps up lu 1838 29. of removing to Norristown, the county seat oi MM1 3DP M'l 2 00. 3:00, and 7:30 P. SI f'toSnndwAiS 3:45: 4 8 sxJ, 8 :30 4:00 and 7:00 r.

M. Leave Philadelphia na Camdon, 9:00 A. and 3:50 P. except Sunday. tckM.

son U4X Rroadwsv. No. 1 ABtOT llpusa real hold UDon society of any kind. Then in headlong gALLIA Wednesday, Oct. 13, nuon.

lust east of thero on to Fargo, and eighteen inches of I nat a. laax TIAMOND SETTINGS IP MADE TO ORDER FROM ORIGINAL DESIGNS, ON THB PREMISES. Montgomery.on the Schuylklll.Blver, sixteen miles above TRAVEL, TRANSPORTATION. love they resolved to take care of the present first and 1X0. Ou uiiuvw" uuiuQr til BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR OIRLS.

The thirteenth yoar ot this institnt WILL OPEN ON WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 15, 1880.. Mrs. E. HOLOOMBB ATKINS.

Principal. BCTllNlA) Wedne.day. Oct. 20, 6:00 A. M.

Philadelphia. There tlioy Inhabited a little stone house, the garret. and foot of Desbrosses and Courtlandt streets No. 4 Court the futuro afterward. The marriage proves in one snow ax nnucem.

I' ft Winter the thermometer showed ten degrees colder it Fargo than at Bismarck. The islands jnst off tha ti of Alaska are never visited by frost, and for some Wednesday. Oct. 27, 11 :3) A. M.

near the rireseut cemetery, about one mile out of town. The spring house at the foot or tne iswn, wmcn All made or in oarai goiu, anu at Buurwiuuco. HA it 1 BROS, 313 and 315 Fulton st, corner Johnson. street, and Brooklyn Annex Staiion, loot ot lulton street, It.mVlcn Km 11. 1 1H VtHnnn utrtWit.

Hobokeni stcamtooatei. rritOY u.n ats CITIZEN'S LINE NEW SOVTHIA Wednesdaj oy. ai. sense a catastrophe for the young hu.band loses ta sort of two storied affair, receives a spring flowing General Hancock pointed it out a few years ago to one Ana every following WEDNESDAY from New York. niTKS OH' PASSAI1K ano.

i. Jersey City. Emigrant tioket offico, No. 8 Battery miles back from the coast the valleys are ever green. nnlv home he haa been ascustomed to, and must go to nni the a stone beneath it, which first cools tne FEW BOYS AND YOUNG MEN taught, trained and drilled the most thorough CARPETS.

WILLETS BROTHERS. JL ft MMlora SARATOGA sr.d CITY OF TROY leave daily, except Saturday, at 6 P. from Pier 49 (new No. 41 N. oi ot Jroy at, connecting with trains lrom the Cabin passage (80 and SJKW, according to accommoda the school where he had been awhile a day scholar and of his friends, saying I remember living in that house." When they removed to Norrlatown it had FRANK THOMSON, Tho warm winds wuien cause mis pass our aiunu era depression of the Rooky Mountains follow the i i vr 11 L.

P. FARMER, General Pauener Agent milk, oream and butter, and then trickles down into the ueneral manager. teach the urchins of the neighborhood. To the school "rVckete to Paris $13. additional.

Return ticket on manner. MATHKMAi iun anu Dy a v.r,... valley and falls Into nesnaminy ana uiouonvam, RteamsUtpii. only about 700 people in it it is now 14,000 strong. At Norrlatown.

B. F. Hancock oompleted his studies, porienced jiraauato liAAt wutDTMl bV the furmap Prinrinal Ot HiUK ifcUO A Ui.1V 1K A UHM 'VVJ 111 a on. FINK CARPETS, RUGS. MATS, MATTING, ETO.

OILCLOTHS AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS. LACE CURTAINS. formation 01 tne country uuwu wo miuu and give to this region a climate as favorable aa that of ri.nt Tho colder aarrents of air coming from Steeraate at very low rates. Steerage tickets from Liver North and est utaterooms wnrmcu vrim nwaw. uwiui er leaving Sund.iys land at Albany.

ALBASY DAY BOATS C. VIBB ARD jt. and ALBANY daily (Sundays excepted) leave V.rtr at Pip. ir, O.lh af V. at 9 A.

M. (BrOOk hamton BusineM College. GERMAN, FRENCH, etc, by TMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL. also goes the young wife and inhabits a part oi tne gohool house, in daily bearing of the drone of recitation, and of the ehouts at play hour, and thus for a few NO POETBY LETT BEHIND HTM. A barefooted man, at the sound of wheels, came out pool andtjueenstown ana all other parte ot iturope at low was admitted to the bar, and removed into town and the northwest are turned from the highlands formlri OTHERS CAN SAVE TROUBLE AND COLLEGE GRAMMAR 80H0OL (1849 to 1880), 44 inhabited, two houses auccessively, about ths oentre of NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP LINE, M' Iru by Aiinnx at A.

landing at Nyack Ferry, West Court st, near city nan. o.uu ior oawmgno. Tbrough bills of lading given for Belfast, Glasgow.Havre, Antwerp and other porta on the Continent and for Meditor. rano.n iinrLa For freight and passage apply at the Com. F.XPKNSK BY viaixinu THE NEW SHOE STORK OF the old part of the place, until he was finally able to years they look out on the future and he reads alt he can, and the bold notion crosses his mind that he Point, Newbi Poughkeepsio, Rhinebock, Catakill and the rim of the Missouri uasln, ana wmstio arouna they would around the end of a hay rick or a belt ol timber, hence, just east of the divide for a few milea, in Winter time, they have a perpetual blizzard.

Jt wa there where the principal trouble with snow occurred of the kitchen part of the house and walked, unshaven and in his shirt sleeves, down toward the buggy. He was followed by a couple of children similarly careless on Sunday morning, and by a neighbor. office. No, 4 Baling Green Huason. i ic iu hoiu ana baggage cuecaeu sum anu WEST.

or coUDons cood on the Hudson R. R. buy a lot on Swede street and erect the house and the di.o,it law office, where he'died. While a boy he HAMUBIj A. nxtiruj, 527 Fulton st, near Duffield.

And purchasing SHOES FOR THEIR CHILDREN BETWEEN NBW YORK NORTHAMPTON AND BREMEN. Company's PIER, foot SECOND ST. HOBOKEN. BROOKLYN INSTITUTE. mifO A DT ni i a eceivcd fcr Excursion tickets to West Point or For passage Tickets from or for Europe, Drafts at Jtowost rates and further inform.tion, apply to II.

UENDRIOK might be able to understand law. inoy vm the old tenement at the back of the school house night after night, as they Bit by the fire or rook the eradle of had attended th old Quaker Church at Gwyned square, Wit CKNTF.MTcRT 45LOVE. Aewburgfi, roturnmg tne fame day, $1 General Hancock, they say, was born nere, air. KON, 163 Atlantic avenne. near Clmton street, sole agent as fine a structure of the kind as can be seen in Amer BOSTON, ST a Whereas, parties in the City of Brooklyn are Belling a kid glove in eveiy way inferior to ours, and representing it Heckler 1" RIVER LINK FOR AND THE EAST.

JflALLi th. h.hloa. oa Of whom IS to oo v. i. IX xj" nivi uiitaOO WILL OPEN MONDAY EVENING, October 4, 1880, Under tho Instruction Professor FERD.

T. L. BOYLE. N. A.

iiivuTTNim IN SESSION SIX MONTHS. KHKIN NKOKAR Saturday, October 9 Saturday. Ot.tober 16 Saturday. October 23 icavery large and tall, rough cast with white mortar, lor Brooklyn. "nchor llne.

iimiTIi'Ii A RTR MTCTJa ODER haps abed at night in the hushes of the wind, and think of tha wav. and means to do that great thing try Black and with porches over its various entrances and with a publio generally, lhat tho only parties authorized to sell our gloves in tiie ity of Brooklyn, are Misses LISOUM 4 Saturday, October 30 The mammoth palace steamers BRISTOL and PROVI TlltNdB. loave ew York daily, at 5:30 P. Kund.iys in MAIN Pupils under 14 years, not admitted. vard filled with noble oak trees and flanked by long, A.Ulity, 913 fulton at.

V. UtuAlXuaiCtVl Ot KJW.t ooa eluded, from Pier 28, N. foot of Murray st. Leave atone saddle Blackstono, and ride him right Into Rates of passage from New York to Southampton, Havre Attendance, MONDAY and THURSDAY BVENlNua, sroaaway, New York. Boston.

0:50 NEW YORK AND GLASGOW, From Pier 20 North R'tvar. New York. via. Annex at 5:00 i. M.

arrive at or Bremen court. And at last, after privation, oy sweet nesessiiy, rn ho nl.f niriixl en fa.nt.il to can be outainea in new A. M. Tickets, staterooms, iTiFFIOE OF WILLIAMSBURGH GAS n.mnl. Oct.

A. M. i Oct. 23.8A.M. ruriuor iiuuiutMiyu, w.

York at all principal hotels, transfer and ticket oxces, at the at, oetween tnt noura 01 Anchnria. 1H, 9 A. M. I Bolivia Oct. 30, 2 P.

M. comfortable hitching sheds for Sundays. Mrs. Han cork had bean brought up a Baptist, and when the Baptist Society had been organized in Norrlatown, she Joined the church and led her husband Into it and ho laoarna annorlntendent ot th Sunday Sohool. Sh the thing Is accomplished, and they have moved to a larner plaee and a better society, and the children are LIGHT COMPANY, No.

157 Fourth st, Brooklyn T4 fiMit.nmhnp qo. lHHo Cnunons of the morteairi $100 80 the office of the line on tbo pier ana on boara irs, 2ios. 2 and 4 Court street and at Annex office, Brook First Cabin Second Steerage These steamers do not carry cattle, aneep or purs. bonds ol thiB company, maturing Ootober 1, 1880, wilT Bi Cabins, $60 to $80. Excursion tickets atreduced rates.

and one bov finds his affinity in a A. M. and 7 tr. M. nm.if irnni At.

I ii nni. SsiannanuaibBrbnas aaie a tne eivoi, rooklyn, N. Y. C. F.

BLOPOBT. Secretary. Ama ior. another studies law with, hie father, made bonnets in the house where her son lay wounded TraTEWPORT HKJfi a uii liusrujx. Wttjct.

nr FARE TWO DOLLARS. thirn Hr atroke of Frovldeuoe, is sent into "Some say he was and soma say he wasn't," speaking out of one side of his mouth, as if he had boon slightly paralyzed. "I don't know," finished Mr. Heckler, tak a turn to survey the house, as if something in its arohlv teoture might glv him a conviction on the subjoct. "How long have you lived here, sir 7" "Nineteen years.

I have on a new piazza," said Mr. Heckler, brightening up and looking at it with some admiration, "The old piazza was shaky, but I though. It was good enough to stand a tacking up." "Has General Hanoock ever been hero, sirf "No, not as I knows of. But they ay ha liA goodi man," said Mr. Heckler.

Considerable cross examining extracted no light from Mr. Heckler on anything historical. How many times have we gone to distinguished places, where we seemed: to be on the threshold of poetry, like one standing be tnr oraole. and vat dumbness, dullness, vacancy 88 TO 44 COURT STREET. nnnrtlitfl Clka Hall n.ttyaimro and where her husband aiea.

At tnis THE LIGHT RUNNING NEW HOME, bOLD ON EASY iTTHIf RRonKl.vw iciiMdV Itin flOITRT RT. th States armv. The years roiv aiowiy oy, Return tickets at reduced rates. Prepaid stesraya cer tilicates, at $2H, Steamers sail from between Second and tts, N. J.

For freight or passage, apply to OELBIOHS 4 2 Bowling Green, N. Y. J. LEHRENKRAUSS. 377 Fulton st, Agenta for Brooklyn.

T'iokots limitod and good only on steamer leaving New the day of sale and connecting Uains leaving Niiw iort i atbao A M. ThemacniflccntstoainersNKWPoRT Is the only institution in this city devoted exclusively to point I draw a line. BteD in and look at it. It is dacidedlv the lishtast motion Hecona uaoin, 8 m. areeroge, of TO Glasgow, Liverpool oRTpERRY.

NEW YORK TO LONDON DIRECT. From Pier 48. North Riv6i foot of Charles st. Elysia 0. 9 A.

M. I Victoria Oct. 10. 9 A. $35 and $85 according to accommodation.

Steamers marked thus do not carry passengers. Cabin excursion tickets at roduoed rates. Drafts issued at lowest ratos, payable (fre of eharge) throuAThont England. Sootlaiid and Ireland. HENDERSON BROTHERS, 7 Bowling Green.

K. Y. or Jc. J. SNOW 68 ana 70 Court st.

Brooklyn. the eon are grandohlldren. oome to thev have a better house the house In BuslnossTraining. last Winter II is oecausa uieao ouiu ax measure diverted from us by, the. formation of tha country, and th warm winds from the Pacific are given us Instead, that our Winters are wartner and our seasons fully ten days longer at each end than in tha Red Elver country.

We have another ad vantage. It is a we'J known fact that the day is longer in Summer in these northern, climates than in the more Southern. Here at 10 P. at in Summer one can soe to read in the twiilghV and darkness again disappears about a A. M.

The tacreaaed hours of daylight increase the growing season by ao much. Hence, a very excellent quality ot corn, fully matures In ninety days. I remember about the 1st of March, 1S7, was Ylait, ing friends in Ohio. They had planted their early vegetables I came on to St. Paul and Fargo, leaving th latter point on tha 5th.

of March. I. was blockade by snow ten days between Bismarck and Fargo, bu the vegetables planted here long after tor return were ready for market before those planted whn I wja la i Ohio, nearly two months earlier. We have never felled to bav new poUtoes, new pea, cauliflower, aicahr bag by the 1st of July, retted tn the open airiatblA country without the us of hat beds. The idvantage is partly lathe climate, but the It very largelyformed of crushed 11m holders, ruA, bed gypsum, inters matter and vegetable mould.

Whan ttWtii etour alkali, It will only be necessary in the future to point to thi returns this year, and show oni water obtained by digging from six to twenty fee. generallyTtnougr; dr feet on the alppM toward riyer.is.sometimsa acquired. ind OLD COLONY leave New York oauy, tsunoays ex i i i OR Wnrth Kiver. fimt of or any snuttie niaonine ot tne present uay. btndents reoeivea if m.

HAJHIlJimi, Agouv. desired to graduate ne.ufg Murray 'st. Tickota'and staterooms can be obtained ONLY it the office of tho Line. Pier 28. North River, foot of Mur THE LADIES.

THE FBIHCB OF HUMOIUSJS. N. Y. Corr. St.

Paul Pioneer Press, which they both shall dle and than on thunderous rumor came tiding, of the soldier son's greatness. He I. a General he is a viotor he is wounded, bis name A Call, or send for circular, OLAGHORN. Principal. ay st.on board gfSu.

Qza. L. OONKOS, General Passenger AgenL I went to spend a week with Robert J. Bur. BROOKLYN LIBKARy; ATIONAL LINE OF STEAMSHIPS BE immi: aiitw vntlK LIVERPOOL.

OIIBENS TWEEN NBW YORK. LIVERPOOL, QUEENS TWINS FOR MAORAME LAUE, For sale at P. MARSTERB', 55 Court street i. mm familiar to the woria tnan mat ot am juuu SL9 dstte, of the UurKnofon Havkeye, the grand mufti of T.TtANY BOATS PEOPLE'S THITE STAR LINE. TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.

GERMANIC SATURDAY. Oct. 2, 3:00 P. M. REPUBLIC THURSDAY 7.

7 X) A M. FROM PtKR FIFTY TWO. NORTH RIVER. Cabin passage, 880 and 9100; excursion tickets, 8143, steerage, 828. N.

B. The iteamera of this Una do not carry cattle, sheep or pigs. For passage tickets to or from the old country, or draft nnvahlp nn demand avarvarhRre in Knirlana. Ireland. Scot FRENCH CLASSES.

WN AND LONDON DIRECT, sailing weekly from Pier i AND LONDON DIREOT. sailing weekly from Pier Tbi leave Pier No. Hancook, who presided over independence. And then th old man dies, not without honor, leaving a posterity DREW ana ST. JOHN 89.

North River, New York. Among the largest steamships wnnlr dav. American humorists. He IS oertainrytnewiiaeat.ua funniest man I aver met, with neger a bit of unkind onh River, toot of Canal st, Thagentlemen claaseern the. Library will he RESUMED crossing the Atlantic.

Cabin rates, $50 to $70 exourslon, crossing the Atlantic, uadim rai, Du.o.Uu, were our only, sewards I And this disappointment i. wivu and a name in tbla world, and with sound hopes of the 100 ontward $26: prepaid steerage connecting at Albany (Sunday monung exrapted) trains Nortn. WeatandEaat. Bxcarsion to Aloany and excepted ON OCTOBER ft," re world beyond. Old age overtakes the mother, and turn, good 30 days, $2.

An early applloattoa i espeotfolly aolicited, in order to PHENIX INSURANCE COMPANY OF BROOKLYN, JANUARY 1. 1880. sarcasm or bitterness in his words. He is a perfect geyser of good nature, and he has not only a very fnnnv. but a very serious aide.

Hi tenderness is, per not confined, to third persons wuo By birthplace often finds the earn dead, hard, unimaginative, Taoeotinn. What i the world without imagination? W. W. EVERETT. Presided.

hardship and sloknsss affect her mind, and ou the eve land. Sweden and Norway, at lowest rates, apply to V. AL O0S affiaesk of the Library. BIIIDGK. 12 Oonrtot.

agent for Brooklyn, and JOHN P. TmiYH sunwii.K A Kit nAKBUKl, of seeing her sqn made the oanqidate ror rre.iaem, sne RESERVE FOR $888,014.3 RH.Sir.KVK FOR ALL UNPAID LOSS MORGAN. 85 Broadway, Williamsburgh. hana aa ohenomenal aa his wit, and it is quite as mueh A little of It, very little, falls like Summer rain oa nasses away without pain, almost vttnout jcuowisage. IV.

O. UUlVllO. a (1I.AIMH 182.087.33 JT daily: connecting each way witnDanbury and fjow Haven Railroads? STEAMER AMRRICUS leave. Pier 22, Fulton Ferry. New York.

2:45 P. U. Thirty third CTrrslCAfc INSTRUCTION. exercised. Hia wife ie a enronio invalid and almost ALL OTHER INABILITIES ...7.

11,451.05 4T1UION LINB UNITED STATES MAIL sand. And. I think there can oe no.piaca naroor urjor, to pnak relloa of great men than parts of Pennsylvania. TO MONTGOMERY SQUARE. TirtT.T.AB.8 A TERM FOR IN CAPITAL total! helDlesB.

She cannot atir her lower limbs at all. rnwa in uniiKU baaxad BTOCK IN ty East River. 3 o'clock P. FaraSJo; Kxcur.ion TiokeU. 60c 1.000.000.0a We turned, the buggy's head, to the east, and passed man old.

oppressed, patient dwarf minded races nrnetltm on the piano at the residence ot pupils an ean move her hands only a few lnohos. He Carrie. BONUS NET SURPLUS 621,118,79 "sTilOR NEW HAVEN. HARTFORD. over a rolling, dry oountry, without water, with small refeiehoee.

Address B. H. nagie omce. mm orovinclal parts ot Europe whioh pitched on her everywhere in his arms, as if ehe were au infant. tickets.

$28, "being $2 lower than most other lines." Offices. 0and73 Broadww.N.wYork. MMig8i Agent at Brooklyn. JOHN O. HENDERSON; WU liaSiburgh.

DORLAND A SUMNER. STATE LINE. NEW YORK TO GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL. BELFAST OR LONDONDERRY.

PAB8ENGER STEAMSHIPS SAIL EVERY THURSDAY From Pier 42, North River, foot of Canal Passenger accommodation, unsurpassed. First cabin, $00 to 870; second cabii. $40; steerage to Europe, $20. Kxoursion ticket, at reduced rates. AUSTIN BALDWIN 4 Agents, No.

53 Broadway, Sew York. BERNARD BOGAN, Agent, 85 Court St. Brooklyn. Parcels forwarded to all parU ol Europe by Baldwin's European Express. CASH ASSETS, JANUy 1, 1B80 VT STEAMERS, sailing from Pier No.

38. North River, foot of King st.for QUEENSTOWN and LIVERPOOL, en TUESDAY aa WISCONSIN Oct. 5. at 8 A. M.

ARIZONA Oct. 12. at noon. Cabin passage, $60, $80 and $100. Intermediate, $40.

Steerage at low rates, payable in currency. a. i. a am y.lurWO flTTf )TR RE(TTLAR RE wheela her throuah the streets In her little chair, cuts stone houses of a reddish brown color and large stone earns, sometimes red, sometimes gray. The impression a.

cuiiiRniv nvinnm. October 2. Springfield, White Mountains, Montreal and intermediate points. Steamers leave Pier No. 25 East River, IT.

at 3 and 11:30 P. AL. amiy Sunday exoepted.l, connecting with special trains at Now Haven for Hartford, Springfield, etc. Ticket sold and baggage oheckod at 4 lie assets or tne i nor ut are larger tnan tnose ox any other Brooklyn Company, and it continues to insure Josaor damage bjFiro or against Inland and Ooean Marina nearsais dw her food for her, and: hold the coffee up to her Up. He is alwaja'by hor aide.

She is as pallent ana ooarm HB. MULEY'8 T.IZtT. New Haven a great admiration for them pawned Mr. Smllej, as he threw hie book "Now, what a beautiful way of voting they haft Justaoratch the. name of fr first selectman on a clam ehoU pile.

No stuffed ballet boxssj no tiESue clam sheila. fl. Tr end old Ar ls tides got ehhrcb. Chnrns ciasse. oommenoe October 20.

ajoun. piwiiju. ira in h.r nature and perfectly uncomplaining, o. Anderson. SO Court st, corner of Remsen, Or to voting Lady, recently gradu a i A Avnti'in on hia part.

OROVLDENCE LINE TO rtn.STON VIA PROVIDENCE titpwitt iyossesoa most ravoraoie tens. OFFICES; MOB. 12 AND 14 COURT STREET BROOKLYN, MO. 08 BROADWAY, BROOKLYN. B.

D. And in the City of New York, WESTERN UNION BUILDINO, Broadway, corner Dey st STRPHRN flROWKLL. PrMldam. aled from one of out best seminaries, who is a good A.T li renoh fluently, desires an engagement ated from it and il IB I aeilKUUUl u. v.

a and on hew a grateful love that seais the hps "of pain. "If I had. such, a husband," said a lady at the hotel, "I'd snea NIGHT'S, REST. ONLY '42 MILES OF RAIL. bVv Ulta.

fltltiHnn nr In a lirl ral hours a aay. nonrs a SJSV.i'aK'ifift.h ot several Pennsylvania, are continued, in their po.ts rity. The years of common schools have only taug)t them the lettor of learning and they never kindle tholr souls. Mr. Heckler pointed across a field to the duster of Montgomery Square, where, he said, was the school once taught by Hanoook's father, and he added that It was a valuable feature of hi farm to bo so close to the school house.

On this I made my way to the present school house, whioh is supposofl to stand ou the site of the pay school taught byB. F. Hancock. THB BENNY HANCOOK BOHOOL. Itianowatallish, two story building, oovered with blue plaster, with its gable toward the road, and a new White atauti la the nedlweat sayiotj "Heut0onivri PHILANDER SHAW, Vice President and Secretary.

lurtiv left, mil accepted his defeat with honor. NMAN LlNE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS. FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL. CITY Ol RICHMOND 8afurday. Oct.

9. atfl A. M. CI TY OF CHESTER Saturday. Oct.

18. at 3 :00 P. M. 1 iv S5 CITY 8f imd.u i iViii Pouim tickets on favorable LOANS. eonveyed wan that of a fairly fertile region, yet not always agreeable, on account of the heavy roads in Winbat and the dusty roads la Summer.

Wherever there was crossroad, aa index board, kept In good order, from, generation to generation, pointed out by name all the old townB and the distance to them. There were email orchards around most of the houses, now ailed with rod apples the walnut trees were sometimes full of fruit, and again It lay beaten to the ground, where tho boys In wantonness had clubbed it down. Clumps of young hickory and shellbark trees were often seen, and now and theu a sycamore, and the universal maple stood up la the front yai ot aUsNt ovary Uowse, and I couldn't havo dona could a i4 EDVi Aim tiAHusnuMBT. pee'f or proogiyn uepAtxmeau vate family. Aaarass u.v.

AWD. THK new t0RK rn CONSERVATORY OF MUSIO. ST.r nor ouK. much. I'd hanged put him In a glass oase, uuraovw In her prince, and in her he possesses an ppreolaUv.

listened and a competent and clear critio. She has gained strength in the East, and it probaWe that the favorable Influence of the see, air pu hr health will make it necessary for them Mr, and Mrs. Burdette, Miss Carrot, her slBter, and. Utile Hollo, aged (the prince) to flud a home henceforth this Bide, of tU iltUmu. probaWy lu Jiw Y.orfc, TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE VVB HAVE a large amount of money to loan on Bond and lnort ei.ie at 5 per cent and 6 per cent, in sums, tosuit applicants.

DAVID IL HILL, 393 Flatbush av, FIRST CI.A&8 AijuyjuoiuiAi iuft.1 ONLY. THE FAVORITE PALACE STEAMERS iSACHUSETTS AND RIIODB ISLAND. Leave daily (Sundays excepted) at P. M. from Pier 2, Foot of Warren st.N.T., arriving Boston st 7 AM Ko intermediate landings between New York and Provl cmn Ststeroomaand bcketj secured at Nos.

883 1.397, 785aa 942 Broadway, and at Metropolitan and Fltttt avj Bu.iwtehL Nw York, and at 313 Washington st. Brooklyn Tifttf sold at all principal hotel, and ticket office, and at ofSces of Westcot t's Express Oo. ihtt.ken at lowest gt BABOO0a L. W. File res Gee Pass.

Agent. TTIOR 8ALE 100 SHARES BROOKLYN if I'd hav. prayed or a crowd that voted agin 1110,0, sir and the old gentleman lumbered off to the: coraer grocery to and entertain the cracker VrrUdtencs ni almpC'Vy ol anclwt City Railroad glares People's Gas; 85.000 Naa rinmiiinv 7 i ai cunt. certlHcat.es ni Indebted, terms STEERAGE; $30 currency. DrafU at lowest rates.

nmui. nr NTjR has ANY PERSON, or persona, music schools or muserv.tor.es Brooklyn 'any oonnection whatever with YRONSBRVATORY OF MUSIO 13 ONLY AT NO 8 AST FOURTEENTH STREET, rsiVr" A A LARGE AMOUNT OF 1 xfrvn PHR in suraB to suit, on nesa ten shares Academy of Music stock, with admwsiuti. ticket. Apply to O. E.

STAPLRo. duller in etouiu and; bonds, VM st, Btoofclvi, and New York improved property. GEO. YY, to J. C.

HENDERSON. No. 80 Court st, and SUMNER DORLAND, comer Broadway and iourth Broo. New fork uy. i v.n i.

I STAKE, 150 arOarV.IArt K9W tW IXU. 11., LJ..