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New-York tribune., 1876-07-22
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
THE WAR IN TURKEY.

BELGRADE. Friday, July 21, 1876
The Turks are everywhere assuming the
offensive.
It's officially announced that the Turks entrencned al
Beljlre attacked Cen Ompics on Thursday WIN ~
h,lfations Of troops chiefly iir,cuars They attempted
70 drive the servaus the Drna. After six hours
fighting they were rcpusad aud pursued 70 Boiime with
heavy loss. The ground covered with Turkish dead
rain ,-pi stopped the pursuit, but the ryans artl
lery made great havoc in tie Turkish ranks.
The IufI., attacked Col Mirkoyic on wednesday at
Graras cast u AleXEatz There ten hours of in
decisive ,ting. Tue Turks were reinforced ana ie-
stunned tie attack on Thursday, but were repu!5od
LONDON. Saturday. Jay %, 1870
The Standards Belgrade special the rcpuise OF the
attack on Granada is the important strategic nj
vantage the s,ryaus have yet gained Granada COM
mands the road from Nsch saitscnr and bars access
to the heart of saryia.
The SIrpdar.Fs Constlntinople telegram says:
The American missionaries 10 RuuIlusSar who are
lspor>or 80 majority OF nc S'alsilih, - cy i
the cutrise' in Bn,'gi hay. sladrd ,ii na,.I@
watch t-e inquiry which Nj BE- TIE setIe'"I! ol 'i'
B.i tisI Legation, is about 10 cJmmeuc-.
Another u,patch to Ihe standard from COnsautinople
SAYS:
Eotwithstaudng anything you may read 70 the con
tray the saans condition is very serious and hs abdi-
cation imminent.
TIE BULGARIAN INSTRUCTION SPREADING.
LoNpuN, saturday, July -, 1876.
me tfWcSS Vienna t'tEldh SAY tH' its'll''i' ~
bulgaria H. reylyiu. All directions. All the roads are
becoming insecure because %, iusHrEcnt bands
LosDoN lturday, July %. 1876.
The DafJ Ne,rs's Rome ,tch says Greece seized
ex cannon no Corfu, destined .or he MoaenesIins EN
iousiye military preparations arc IN progress IN EpiFu'
and TEessLy. 90, ,s-e
Toe Oiilone's Janina Special says the Turks are mi
porting large supplies Of rifles and mountain artillery
and enrolling militia 70 suppress attempt at lnsni
r-con. seven thousand iiaties arc now stationed Ia
Ihessay.
CoSsrASrrs0PLG. Friday, Jniy 81, ls7e.
hundred B.shi BazoGls have ueen arresled and dis
armed near Pn!lirPopolis.
EsGlASD AND RUSSIA.
LoNDoN. saturday, July -, 1876.
Tie Times this morning. reviewing the diff
fr.uccs between Eu4 aud a1i Russia manifested ~ tie
ra.t.-n cone spond nee, says the policy OF non
Intervention was adopted by England obviously
b.cau, Of rooted IN ,isposon 10 intervene but t iS
f,tllt 10 believe RUSSIA tat any other motive Tor rr-
serve tLau al inability 10 discover Lo" u interfere
effectively.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22
A - DENocRAT,s LANENT.

from me Ctnc,lacH Commercial.
That Im y..luiug ami -Ighng Tor crow,
That I'm luiuE alu dvn- Tor crow,
That ms breakfast D. uOuglt
Til Wy crow u.- been Drought
Il not Just my condition, although
! cpn seem 70 take kindly to crow,
And % need be bolt UlnLIy Jour crow;
with TIE nope ~ reward
/ g..H pray % the Lord
And fee! -auc-ined over my crow.
But 90 feast without reason on crow,
To bc Kept Whole season on crow,
Cannot FAIL 10 disgust,
Though your SION ch dOn't bust,
Where a tellOW don't banker for crow.
For n deuccd low diet Is crow
Il yuu dIuut it just try 10 with crows
Don't fail 10 remember,
Til the iles OF November,
A Z" spft " Democrats bound 60 eat crow,
When he's AU other meat
what ON clrtn yau he eat
What the deuce can he live on but crow
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22
MIDyTGHr WE4THEa REPORT
PTgt tabf thfs

For Neir- Ep0'0ad GHd the Middle States gen.
erGIJ cleIr ami c,Jir reHfhcr. hGt E1rLei3 Wt7ds.
sbQfng tJ edsierl U.tf yoHtbcg ard T1S,5g bfTs'te
For the Lake Te-iuu, clear Iir weather except iain
near lake Superlo- and in the northern portion, OF
Nichgan asI Wisconsin castcrly 10 S0uiAr'ly "ihds'
slowly fallmE barometer during hC day, stliiosaIy
or q s light rise m temp; ratiTe
For IN. 'pper Misss~iup and Lower Ne'ouIi Vaev :
slight warmer AMI clear or f8Ir We L'r, except Local
10 the northern portion soLthrly Nncs ahi $40" ~
falling barometer. .
FOR tie sou.h a .l8ntc States, sro1s ot rain Win
c0o!rr weather winds shifting % northeast and south
east, aud rising barometer q,
The Red River will continue 10 rise The Cumberland
win ri-. 40 Nashville AID below, and Inc Mississippi Wiu
remain stationary from Cairo 90 NlcssDgrg.
LnCAL- DETERMINATIONS.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22

TIE PEOPLE OF MONTENEGRO.-A party OF
German Ile meal at present IN Moutvnr-fo IN
| AID oI the HerZreyvutdn wounded one of them las
addressed 10 the AHqcnl~ir ZetHg series o. ltJtrrs
which are Just of nigh interest. showing the pr
liar state Of civilization IN tie Black MOuhtalhr Ing
NuuteBegIu doctor VINO cOOprrates win the German
medical ~ 10 is certain DoUD UzlOwitch whose lai
iIy has Tor several centuries furI5cd exclusively Tie
local F5culaps DomO uizkovitch, Ike LIost ~ ms
country men, ueiiAsr read nor write such science
has COME 10 Inn through oral trdaph
Wbrr OF lie. the funeral wall Tor E0wugi IS generally
continued Gl.i4G several DAYS women teaiuS Out tLrlF
mir u wild frcuzv. superstition Is universal Thunder
"A believed % arise from the Iact OF - P-ier play Al
uIurIhus while lightning Is regarded a. the reflex oi the
s,.nri with which IT. Elias cJmDIts the devil When
There Il. A ire 70 be ugIl'hed people call out lIc
yyucV" instead OF " Water" believing as thcy DO thd
M, utt.riuc the latter word the gcniIs ~ Fire
ypuId fcri su ted. Life j. Insecure Mtn shoot dO"u
each other fur a mere trs, ana Judicial punishment ioI
surl sC,s violence is rare, especially II the person
liIcI A. not ot soufcue-ru b.rtu. NrszeEDN niun,
yno il the chi ( 0ii district where the party OF
To leave his night, fOu fear OF being inuree
smpy because he attracted hatred upon hn'et bl
being appointed 10 his obi ia c1Hse irAce ~ NJ a1y
while not being MOnienegrin by blflh Inc power ~
tb. Prince s desplfic one. % all nients aud purposes
Tuus only wis able after having gwen MS assent lo
m Geneva Convention, forbid the cutting on o. the
head. OF captive Turks. 1his order Of his u, however
ouest0n always is How many Turks head. uast ti0h
SIt of Almost daily introduced 10 the Ger
man doctors with the remark hc u nero ne hls ,I
TdT "a many Turk.' beadsi" II s cuiulfcd an bsuls
NOT tAsk MOntonegrin here a. To his performances III
III fine kissing among men j. general practice on
every occasOu-even table, after dhh OF Gifie OF
onions Women. who occupy The mosi h1ei'f P's'lioH
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22
LzL1oI SHir SEBS
For oEer cIiD Ne,rs 50, F.f.h PIJs.
Aec York, July Il, 1876.


lEW C"'t .'''' --.-' .- q y''. ''J'
steamship Albemgro yD,, j. with mise ana pas q
old. .'rrulln = -jf..4-aIs Co
Yacht M 4d-4as -J,, Williams. II IN FroVdencc iOi FiuA
de-, ,'...,
t,rn Dora ECkhcf Hons iJvllA IN y Ia, Win
I,.-. r..a i.ll CD,ILH cad p 4tFs "i n % s.
s. 5lr. h5 ty l,, Oh a.d j. - rom or. y.
Eri i's' - p.. l.. ' Paris r,oaer B ., with ice
r., Holirt.i4 OF Nj. L.s O., Dover, y. B.. y
.lr. ,g..n spl..4.
a,h J.. il l,os NeVt.n 1 H. g,GIs, own d g. with coal
r'hI t.'r.-n~' i'"i7,' i,' "a W. W. -
-c-.. = & ~. & &SeIs, Ift 49, g,, - ''S
s'i'' i. o. ~ - ,.,,
Sc. Lilo L. ~ @ y. .,7'lo '-s' 5 .'h lin'o'f'
S'ht II ,-' ,, =, 49,. i-, h. ia zoo
~. ..'I . 80, - .. ~ ~, " 'i ~
ssir "al.ls ~ - NJ M snc '.y t. ., ~ "a ,ce
SclrJ 40 u Dty'S ."'-1 H. il,u-oc ''-'et' Wan 'cr
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JAS 'l'"''' -'o''-'.. 49, - ''l~ t.
Eur -rIl.. ron '-oo. Tai.'.' t,~yt"''n.e
Sdl.I ," g. i"'th 80 - 5'''l ~. ',.--.
Win q, 4rsI, 10 a. en- 'i"i.a i..i'h- Nol"lch
AuU.e .vAN'' N'i"Icd' jas i''ii 4.'.. -'c" 4'niOA
ANCHORED AT HAEt ISLAND.
Scars. David ttItey, uOu oL Ju.i allen, an 3
rru.l 20, May Liza ON sdrE,y, Me- PARAGON. finn
EstUJt Alabama, ilOI Cidrks lsLIt Mt.r U. Par
i.IcAIuoud
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22
80 ryrRAnIrIlN NEG0TNTIC,- S.

LCNDcS. saturday, July - 1876.
The Standard saws: 1--WE are warranted in
luferrnr from Earl Dsrhys language. when a5an- Lord
Cr,r,ilie 10 u,stpone his G., Ted!tIon motion in the
House Of Lords that there is rr spec; Of negotiations
for renewal 81 the treaty on mose satisfactory BASIS
Minister Prrrenou; either har0 made some distinct
,5ru..is or stated his b,t !t Le 'u.d soon receive
iv-t Ucti, n 70 do it lE5'lo TIE tiin MARE
nave taken Wa. even prevent discussion udilNe 'Ae
--r....
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22
rx-Goy. sEYMoUR.s NARROW ESCAPE.

from Tie gtcr Esrald, JHg q.
Yesterday afternoon about + o'clock as Gov
crrIor and l,. Seymour had just aligned from tneir
carnage on returning IRON tae city, thsr hou'e %
10 reach the library, while the Governor had
barely entered the door when the e.rcirc
.,irleut sfrIck the chimney, and after splt-
tu n u9su thence down the roof until 10 reached The
door OF t. entrance. 1t then turned inside the hoI2e
.,rcug and flashing about Ihe gilt mOlnlug IN tIe
i,gfeocn The modInE after the pa,sd-e OF the merry
urrgl va, spotted and distgured No material dam Se
y. lone a. the house. but t was narrow escape lOf
4 iue
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22

People should guard ags.l-t the statements OF
interested partes-agenrs Of several yal complniewho
impudeutly claim Automatic Tension other iea
tuies Of tho WILCOX Gibbs and wonderful Automatic
sewing machine oldstye The puDlc
whether sewing machine Duyers not cordially Invited
70 examine this marvel Of sewing mechaI exhibition
At Machinery Hall, Philadelphia and 6jS broadway New
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22

SAN FRANCISCo, July 2l.-Ihe electiona OF
e sayal. Mining company yesterday resulted ID tine
feat f Flood and O'Briru and the Of the party
headed by James K The latter, IN an interview
to-day said he hopes 10 have the new machinery III
working order bJ the Ist 0f august. aud w then soon
conquer the water lie says that wneE tie mine was
flooded there we're 10 iritous ia the 22uOfeet level
Pain. fr,u, tbr Hale a Ic-bss revealed good ia
c sslt % cud and tDy eItuJ Val direct Iss v'it
L. rgr q
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22
PLANTATIONS SUBMERGED N LOUISIANA.

SHREVEPORT, Id, JAY 21.-The weather IS
clear. The thermoraeta ar marks g75 Many plantations
on the west sldeof the old river are oyerfOvcd and
fears are entertained that AL that side viii be sub
merged The heavy here has alarmed the planters
p.low here Tuc impression mere is that every pana-
non between Fulton ANA tine head ~ cr Rat il under
wafer flpu ia nothing has been heard from any Oi them
since ~ ~ va:ercu; ,Ler on from the hills.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22
FOPTIGN NOTES.

QUEBEC, July 21.-The Governor General and
Counties, Of Dlfern arrived here to-day by the steamer
Druid
GLASGOW, July 21-John Athya s. Co..
r.r ,,.r.l,rts have failrd Tler liabilities are con-
.d.rabie but have not yet been computed.
HALIFAX, July y. The Advisory Board
have appropriated $500 contribution 90 tine Fisher
mans Rowing Association, lOc training crcw fOr the
20
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22

From the fore going It will be seen that the rise was
gradual in the early part Of the heated term of thss
week eapslug from juno rs before The ninetes were
reached There can iiuie doubt that this slow ap
proach Of the hot weather robbed IT, 10 come extent, Of
lis usual for our rzsn For WHILE too there
we're cooling brcez-s intervals, and there have been
one or two brr ks the heat, on June % and 20 and
the interruption Of neayy showers on July IL. Com
pafng tn heated term with that OF 1872, md that
higher tempe.ature-lOi5 July 9-was reached in
siu lie Instance and equal hight with The utmost OF
that year 800, on July 3 and -. Bat the e1-
IRENE temperature Oi 1,72 kept steadily close
vitpin one or two degrces OF 1902 every after
noon Tor full week. L. all al once, rising loo
iu d4, al tae inst bound, uud reaching 80 June 30.
The ,Irriua J.. utcIsDued intense; IN this city 10
persons ati rom -uustrUko IN single nay, aud the
.t of -uu-rurs occupied than column OF close
priat IN THE TRIBUNE Of July s. 1872 The heat Of that
1uar continued with little lt ulun Tor more than Two
weeks: there being only three days In that time when
was below yo5 ~ the afternoon, and tho night tempera
lures were steadily high, though not ON the average
above tnUse OF Tie heated term nls year The peculiar
fatality OF ST. due 10 IT. sudden and steady neat
the lighter mortality of 1876 mus be ascfed 10 its slow
approach, aud Its occasional interruption by cloud and
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22
4 coALRAHGr SUNK N TIE BAY.

The coal barge Humboldt Capt. Curdy,
from south AmuOy for Schenectady, with $50 tons of
coal, INTO ny the steam elevator O'Neso on me
Uattcrv at 10 o'cioc, last night and sank so quickly
tna TIC captain could nothing but the clouea La
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22

Brooklyn Yacht Club which Glen Cove for their
annual cruise aud Commodore Dickerson sent an order
through ts feet place the flags at halmast in con
sequence Of the death Mr. Garner who had made ar
rangcnsns Join the Brooklyn yachts shelter Island
with tlr Mohawk
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22

heat have reported dng the last three days sone
dozen of which have proved fatal. Among TIE
latter Wa capt James Lowry ex-hay0r Of PtsDdrgb,
and AN extensive dealer IN coal aud coke. His remains
will be forwarded t. bis Old home tonight.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22

, a gentleman living in q fashionable part Of
bCstDh 1.eAlecteay rallIueI from tBc .,i... tsr
:. .-,l aA ASKED asu.lssOu, Which was !e'U- q hy
r-.1A' A'" servant NhO lad mover Ecru be. master
'te "it h,-h words, tho sri threatening ne bald
I,--'o sHeI Win bOcdy nose n hr broke tine door
uo"A IAs iIe real estate owner proceeded % do wien
pan oi slope IGt stop 10 bis operations. ani drove
hlu 70 e hOtel and bathroom
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22

az never sautcd b. men but they salute men by Kissing
= hands ihe hem Oi tier garntnts Sleciu d +
ereuco IL shown 10 person 10y Kiss Oh tho stO'.".
such is the report OF a well-molning L1eId OF tue
Prince"
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22
LARGE FIRE IN A FRENCH TOWN.

PARIs, Friday, July Il, 1876.
\ portion of the town of Gayray, near Cher
horrg. has been burnt. \ hundred houses wee DC
stroy,l whereby 400 families rendered homeless
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22

You may escape all danger from attacks Of Diar-
rhe Dyseutrr Cholera dOrJus by htt UrrtAouglt
DlcVldiUs yO-rscL wl Dr. JAINE9 CAE@AA4sE BAlz M
a Old remedy entirely
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22

There has been an increase atmospheric pressure ~
tbs locality siHcc tnr o' Thur-ag hnt as ha~ De'T
previously stated in m rRBUSE. the Middle ald New
England states retain thr conditions for more plentiful
rainfall ard slow bu assured return O. more lcr'c1bl.
ys.her II Is Assumed, therefore. that che tel iern
properly su-,ari IS yici, n- w. mitigating SHOW t.'
,loudirr-s auu occasional rainfall. may DE -NVe't'u U
fr.y.ti over tIr aj,ys-LIft,,i area for week.
IL .h.. cty and lCJ miles around, cl'"l' warm
weather occasional cloud a--s, utlc JTrfze-, dNi l
chance for ,.t local precipitation, may be eA4eeS,d
fg, iyyJ ti rec days.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22

A shoemakers son has secured the naval
oaueta1lp A re- ando OOd district aud II is bOped is
"os te as 81 MN, but mat he VIII toe the mark welt
tne enemy ht ey-r Is q Chance and eet his -bare of
W r-F'y'-lN L Commercial Advertiser.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22
The STATE OF IR4DE.
HANANA MArEr1

HAVANA, July 2l-spanish Gold. .3ll 222 Fs,haugc-
On tlo United states sAoU ssAi, GA r.ID, 2lu- uHr
count days, gul, e4 prrmiiIn; sllr ,uf 90, Svl
premium. On London, 1OGzl pru.In. On Pans OGJl pre-
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22
7HE EECORD or HEAT

The cooler weather of yesterday and last
night gives nope that the heated terra past The fol-
lowing is its record IN this city by tho thermometer at
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22

Purify needs no Dsgnse.-PYLEs K. SOAP IS not pei
fuined, lOl IL has hoirsom- secrets 10 i.dt.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22
MARKLEN

sCIOLn0rG-B Ba~orre. ". J., Jai7 y,
ty fre Rev y. f. Caiagay, 4tsae ro.'i'g d c@1aeas'
d Evelnr, daughter o. g. 4cfSFa tp OF 'e"- OF A.
NUtir.s.
Savannah papers please COPY
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22
TIE HEAT IN ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, July 21.-The heated term for
the past two modified to-day by cool north
west Nnds. Between 20 and ~ VI prOstraol by
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22
Indisputnb!e Evidence.

ST. ELMO. H.. July 8, 1874
X. V. PIRRCs NJ D., Buffalo \. T.. wish to add my
testimony the wonderful curative properties OF your All
lat, Golden Medical discovery have akrn sreat N
ere.t in this medicine since nfst used H. MAS Daly
aesd dyspepsia liver dersnged and AZ almost perfect
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22

PoUGHKEFPsIE, July 21.-Aiam Cooliugham, .
RLin a!msr Instantly killed. ~ Ihno.sy@ to-day
bg .
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22

PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET
PROyDENCE. r. l., July 2lfllntng Cloths quiet az IN
chang Prices.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22

Tho COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION have given the Eas
90, 30 patients without az Accident
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22
DrsgDBzzG-,z0-


an Notice Of Ngr1Gges must be iRd0rsed Tih mn
RgLIe and 0,Lires8.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22
THE ILL-FATED YACHT.
Continued from First Page.

and crawled up to the starboardran Then it too
late TO make further efforts
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22

UsDxEBILL EDWARD F''...--' Law RsDOr;sr is''N :
yANpEAPoEI, GREEN CUANG ~ hoans 10 "a
VAApkAfOEI, AARON Lah Rooms ~ " ~
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-11-25
CUsTER'S FIRST CHARGE.

When the boy lieutenant was sudden.
Iy promoted To be a brigadier. general,
and put in charge of the Michigan brig.
ade, there was much fault finding,
They did not want this mere boy to
lead them. They did not believe he
would fight. 1t was hut few days be.
fore they were called upon to make the
first charge, which General Custer's
bioprapher thus Describes
The charge of the First Michioan
at Gettysburg is described by an eve
witness as something magnificent, and
yet the one thing that gave it weight il
not mentioned in Clusters report. Wa
have seen how, the previous day, the
general had charge at the head of a
single army, solely for the purpose of
encouraging his men to win their re.
spect and affection. At Gettysburg he
con- pleted his victory over the brigade
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Subscribers out of County, $1.2O

After few preliminary questions as
asleep, &c.
What is the next thing you remem-
Der 2" I asked.
The witness besitated.
" Answer the question:" said his
Honor.
IL heard noise as Of some one
coming into the room" she faltered.
Did you see any one enter ?"
Another pause.
/ repeated the inquiry.
q" did," was the answer.
What did the person do p
The wOnaR's face grew paler, and 1t
was with difficulty she found utterance.
" He came to the side of the cradle"
she said, with the bottle OF milk In
his hand, and put it to baby's mouth"
The Judge and States attorney both
bent forward in eager attention. The
latter, it was evident, had not expected
this testimony.
felt that my question, thus far, had
only served to draw the halter closer
to my clients neck. But had gone
too far TO retreat.
My voice trembled almost as much as
that of the witness as | proceeded.
" Did you recognize that person ?"
did," was the answer, scarcely
audible.
My clients life hung on the answer
to the next question The silence Of
the court room was death like. | dread
ed to break it. The sound of my voice
startled me when | smoke.
"Who was it ?" asked.
Her lips moved but no sound came.
" by the solemn oath you have taken
on that sacred book, and by your hopes
of salvation hereafter, adjure you to
tell the truth I" said, earnestly.
Her agitation was fearful to witness.
She shook from head to foot. A deadly
pailOr Uverspread her face. Slowly
raising her trembling hand, and point
ing at DR.. Baldwin.
T." That is the man /" she almost
shreked.
Tnen,i quick, wild accents she went
on to tell that on finding himself dis
covered BY reason OF her waking. the
culprit, who was no other than George
Granger, Mrs. Berkley's profigate
brother, had disclosed to her that his
purpose was to regain his lost inheri.
tance by putting out of the, way those
who stood before him and it, promising
the witness to provide for her handsome.
ly, If she kept his secret but, when
put to the test, she had found herself
unable to violate her solemn oath.
George Granger, alias DR.. Baldwin,
would have left the courtroom, but an
officer was ordered to detan him and
when his disguise was removed, though
he had been absent many years, there
were many present who could testify to
his identity.
My client was acquitted on the spot /;
ani his cell in the prison was that night
occupied by his false accuser.-Nev
York Ledger.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-11-25
pHILA. q READING RAILROAD,
Arrangement of Passenger Trains.

NOV, 9TH 1915
Trains leave ALLENTOWN as tOllowB;-
WA PERKIoNEN BRANCHI
For Philadelphia at 1920, so. am, 565 and
H6.25 y. m.
SUNDAYS.
For Philadelphia at 3lO o. IN.
WA EAST PFNNA BRANCH1
For Re!d'nc, 2.3O $50, sj5 M, II. 2io' $50
For HalrisDnrg 2 80, 80, SIS a. m, 1929, 30
and on pm.
For Lancaster and Columbia, 8 so, s55 IN. and
430pm
tDoes not run on Mondays
SUNDAYS.
For Reading, z30 am. aud 90 pm
For Harriaburg 30 n. m, and 8 no nm,
Trains FOR AL LIE .S1OWN leave as follows:
WA PERKIohEN BRASCn)
Leave PhIadelphia, *S.20. 80 h. m,, 5lB and
SUNDAYS,
Leave Philadelphia. +S.l5 II. m.
WA EAST PENNA BRANCH
Leave Reading 14n ~ iJa5 m, 400. e.io end
Leave harrisburg, $40 $40 a. m., 200. s.57 and
7.5s D. m.
Leave Lancaster, $40 am, 1855 and s.45pm.
Leave Columbia 500 a. M. LOO and S.s5 pm.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Reading 7.2O am
Leave Harrisburg, 5.2U am.
Trains ma ked thus ~ run TO and from depot
eth and Green streets Philadelphia Othep
trains to 4 from Broad street depot.
lhe ID a. m train from PHI atelphia and @ 25
p M tram from Allentown have through cars
to aud from mira, N. Y
The 5.25 y IN. tIBin from Philadelphia and g. 20
=. ~ train from Allentown have through cars
to and from Mauch Chunk.
]. II. wooTTBN.
Nov 25, 1879. GeteraiSu y ertntdndent
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"A Scotch minister, after a hard
days labor, and while at dinner tea,
as he called it. kept necessarily prais-
ing the ham. and stating that Mrs.
Dunlop at hSme was fond O. ham as he
vas, when the landlady kindly offered
10 send her the present of ham. Its
uncO kim o. ye, unco kim, but III no
put ye to the trouble I'll tax it hame
on the horse afore me. When, on leav-
ing, he mounted, and the ham was put
in a sack, some difficulty was expert.
enced in getting it to lie properly. His
inventive genius soon cut the GOrdian
knot. think, mistress, cheese in the
ither en- wad max gran balance.
The hiat was immediately acted on,
and, like another John Gilpin, he moV>
ed away with his balance true.
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rENTRAL r.. r.. OF N. j.

NENTRAL r.. Il. OF N. j.
~ LFHIGH 4 SUSQUEHANNA DIVISION.
All Rail Route 30 Long BraMch.
PASSENGER STATIONS IN NEW YORK FOOT
OF LIBERTY sT., AND FOOT OF CiARKS0
st., UP TOWN.
Time Table OF Oct I'd, 1879.
Trains leave Lehighton as follows:
For New York, Easton, ,&c., at 7.t7, 1lO7 a. M,
2.28, 4.47 pm
For Phiiadelphia, TAI, llO7 a, M, 2.2G. I,a7,
For Mauch Chunk at IL. go M, Gs, 63s.e AZ pm.
For Wikes-Barre and Scranton at 1920 a. n.,l O9,
5.3s p. NJ.
Returning-Leave New York, foot Of Liberty
st., at6.iO, s.i6 a, IN, 100. and 4 90 p. m.
Leave foot Of Clarkson st. at 1880, and
800 p. m.
Leave Philadelphis, from Depot North Penn's
r., Third and Bsrks ST., at 100, s.45 a.
M, 2.l5, 5.l5 p. IN.
Leave Easton at s.35, llA0 am, 3.55, 100 p m.
Leave Mauch Chunk at74O, HOO a. M, 2.20
40, pm
Fox further particulars, see Time Tables at the
Stations.
PASSENGERS FOR LONG BRANCH CHANGE
CARS AT ELIZABETH.
HIP. BALDWIN, Gen. Passenger Agent.
July 4. 1874.
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