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MovLLR. Jan. lo-The Anan Linc stcanship Ssrnatisn
ARD irVm Portland De- 80, VII. .iap. ior lANefpvo Al
rived here to-day.
sFTOFAvrA =
THO Inmaa steamship COmpany announce thai Their sleal.
of IimCrtC- LirI4 r-Dsrtct
be oycrdir - from New ioIs. arrived AL he
former port ton day.
FOREIGN Ports.
LONDON Jan. 0-SalCd Isl; TUnasso str, Alfred 5bbb
sag1tts; 10Th, lovs HARE tnma Paysant he'a ''p';
Cag Nielsen Providence Gov. Merton John De CVsss, a.
anl E!eano- Capt. Mooker. AtrveSi 7th, D; ~ NHrrs
Sfi no li:h. ErHnc j. Carleton T. viva, capt Mclfian
Ptvg, Whitney. Apha Ie latter 1T HarwioLl
Fcr' Halsou. Capt Knight l0th aust. olive and mary
:tlR,iI. o..
HAvRf Jan 10 The Hamburg American Line steam mp
Herief whica IN have called brHcc idr wIotK On
SATURDAY last Gid raj until e-rI,iiv tsinnon.
HAvASA Jan Io.-The schr. FirI Condor. Capt French
Yor- Dec -, tuIaEJ as CiDa
DOMESTIC POitr-.
PORT ROYAL, = G., jan 4OArIlvc, steamship earphueleI
Faircl1th, irO.n NcW-i0ri.
FoRrRise Mosk0E- Ian. 10-Arrlved snip Iotinn. from
Thomas; Suquciarn from Bor ieauS Rosth IRON
Bristol. eeeGiaE. r.,, 49,
RaLTTHOgF Jan. lO-Clca!ri, steamship Ameri"a Bulps
for Savannah SCtIauich FOR QncensoWn
AS0stIna i.pctiO. Antola, do - -.
MI ADFI PtA, Jan. 10 we'd steamship Roman. CTu
wei, from Besiar. -,
EOsIs Ian. lOArf1ra steamships Fict9ri, Dske- from
Liverpool from Phitaic y ma uafh
lialieti. DO1ne. ~ Vincent. &. '. l.
FRANCISCO. jan. l0ArIvcc, steamship CoiEa1 Toi
Panama
Itor LGtest sh,O hetrs sse Fsfl' Pdge.i
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NETWORK ...-..-.---..----..IAs. 10.

PORT or NETWORK ...-..-.--..-----.-JAS. 10.
steamship partha lIr Mckay Liverpool &C, Charles G.
taIasp ENGLAND (Brj Thomson, Liverpool via Queens
'0 sr ciont susanna Ger Trautwetn Cork Falmouth
io EoI Trco Rgs; wa,cA Bari Italy fox osdrs John
= BSlE Christopher Columbus Gsr Dleber Cora or raj
m21 am JrnS Coaar tpGT Oagero Lisbon G. Amsinc
fT Victoria sanIer Brdg toxin. Bar, Il. TrowbTdses
9cnr Annis e Eabcoek Let, cardcnas, Bentley Glider
Scr ueac.er DEB cDouald Johns y T., Hation
"S ci Jesse : Clark wood nysi Jaul s &c cor'ov
Hoh. Eldol4GO. B0nie4l, EoaV1l' ls'il H. otp4cs'
sem. la ie, Eeborz' Boston. tas. o"lHs'
s,.o,i CITY Of Ric!MSna d. nrook- Liverpool pee.
Is AMI queenstown 29 with nrseand pass - j. o. Daie
steamship InigvaiiA DAM, 1loueF' Cah1 - o''S' J."
S,.ssp city OF DALLAS Chester FerHandna jan viz
Ea g. i,''' F. c. S'' ''' ", -- i-'s' - -
steamship city Of New YORK Zimmerman, Havana jan O.
*teaas u:nc. Berry bOs,on viii rlse and pass 70
sIesinsp Fr4ncOnla bragg Portland with alse ana pass
steamship 9aa,ce DAVIS. New IeaeFd ~. wifi, ns.o
ana nus Ian jiclo HazTd savannah WITH mdse and
pg s .9 Lone star Fornc Orleans Jan. = with
ixlinshp s4 s, Lawrence l9chmonf city Po9L ami
NorfaL. ~ 1,e so g.ss 20 "a Do','i, - an r,. -
Ola sbsoas. Gross Of and from Glasgow Nov. 70, VITA
BDrs Henry er Giassen. Antwerp 81 DAYS with empty
barrels .r..-,-,. t.,.,d, tcncy Vftr,ro,uc .
DAYS viii iognoo 81, ..,.., f,,,ro,te ION a,rs u,t,
O ar py,desse Alexandra Dan Davis. salt Cay T H. II
dayr. with salt ~. Ia - d,rs ,y,tl. f-,t.
a.. Freidg fNor.j Berg Hamburg ~ dHl = ~ 'ahSt
Dsrk Nm ~ Tn.n.a BJyt Gloueestr I-'' % uiSS 81
salt ,--..r.u,. D.c ~ ,yiii, MIA.
l,Tig Wi MaIYIy u: (sf Mysueh i'yey' 'ephai'ha 80
days. viii euiIa1ta
SAILED
nd Ep
K,ssi,D in. Trber- foe Sa3t0 Domingo Cily Geo -;
C1v for TcstOii bark Tor dtDJhiHe' Diis NV
WlIts Or ADELAIDE aud sydney ~ .. W
sAILtD IA NAY OF LONG ISLAND sOC ~ ~; H..
steamSi IN !Or Haven schr CLafe Aiio'' oi
New. liaVen - ,---.. e.. q. .t,,,-
sPOkEN.
Ian no la DC, Isabella Of Bath from h-iOuI<
for New YORK
DISASTERS.
Ioxnos Jau lO.Thc BARK F-icina ChiOLLl utALh CalL
MoIle fTIn ID,N Ia 10. Ptsaepha has ed IA
tneesfoNu " sails, and ~ o-cfwso daBsscu
L1yhxA Jas. iU.-Ths BRUSH sip DAVID o. flehinihg,
,,t Essou, frGIa Nov Tor mobile, has bSci
Wrac ked The were saved
MISCELLANEOUS.
HAyRE Jan l0-The General lrlnsai aLnc S1'hpanyh
Labrador angler, ir m Aew-fo VIA ~ oul
aIavea n.rs Ills mofalIs.
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pASCENG FRS HlTLEp

FOR IIVFRPOOT.-I4 ztenanstip E1glGa3 IAN 1C.-eeo.
" Peice Alex strong, Mr. aHi ," ~. f. :" Boyd . o.
Braa Hammond Eenoit g Sheciy. Horace T. Mann.
r A. Powr. Pal gAausel Geo W.id ana wife, Jos-Hh
3iss Minnie . Edward. T>t,erc6. ~kcy n@ton,
Charles Aldidge. George Grssby H. LEMON Theodore '"
Stctua. - 49,,
FOR LIVERpOOl~-Ia steamship Plrth'. jan lO.-Ar.
and Mrs ,art.r i}rOWu lLIta Dearborn. u0rspI
Francs Fra J. Nil8fn File cher, hr Fox nr frdHkIeid
Glover! j. !. t-zt1, Nj I'D NJ,
E r. b. Ilarsi1H ant . c.iIfcI Mr.. FH'gS1n. 'iEtib.
Ierrevs L. LlWrrblr H. sau,i ~ tciyn Ms Aa.lvE, =
T. s. Mac ielOsC, Charles Marlin Nj aud Ms : y Nc
U0wpl, l.. T. phey. =. ". Perry, "a Iiiiu
Perry II Pratt T. - Rogers iF Mrs.. George ". sl:th,
P,. p0u = r V al.nams sOIlre We'll, VIM. smith, j. l.
MOtlersl!r al, J. Barrett, MS. II. J. Ross
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TIE COURTS.
CIVIL NoTE&

CIVIL NOTE&
lanes f. Lyon occupied the witness stand i'll the
NE,e case during The wsols " yesterays session Of
1. NJ Rsnch followed witness thYoUgh his test
ta c"t c he direct cxariJation, ana STONED
nonl ,~t IN cgart MS tansaciInns the early history
b ,r,ue aud de1ngs with Park Lyon crSsi -eAanl
o. S.,son viii be continued today
T9a will If Charles Il. Lohman, husband of
,,l.roc RcSten" who Gel Jan s. offered for pro
= a, ,be surrtrstes YESTERDAY The instrument
bat al Juivl5, 1852 several smal requests are made
ana rriives the remainder of the large estate
70 - ms w,fs II stipulated thai bcfo uf the
hls wife paid, the widow shan De
. .s, IN receipt q an animal income o. 5000
A proceeding in the name OF the city, hronght by
- ,,s s,rcrntCui. ut oi BGidings. eajo3 John Duf
,i,sn, r -,un the propretrs the Olympic Thester
slI rc tcr t.leatSI until the alterations directed In
irVI from me ehonc he mace.
heard III supreme Court Chambers Yesterday, but
~ defendants Coansel adjourned o to-day
on Feev agpcars for depsr.Ias A. o. Hall for the
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

r,-au T. Thomas. q dealer in millinery goods on
cHslS ccd several months ago for perjury, IN
the valne " his stock which was ouITled was
Tloas- was put Monday IN the Court of
S- sessions and The concluded yesterday by
bis aoVuiitai
'p gy,,-,ng. sentenced by gAaGe benedict yesttr
81 ,e So, - it.,-isonirent tAe Kings county penben
80 IGcc senesct passing sentence said that although
49, sv-ore 70 true. he old not know :; true
80 he ha clearly committed Peou'y the meaning al the
law go, -,
The crooked whisky cases with their irnumer-
i.ucns came up before Judce BENEDICT IN the
-C states tlTcit Court criminal Branch YESTERDAY Thc
c.; ..cat motion Quash tlf fHdictnents against
,ta-,. = - - Gown to-day The ~ William = Nil
-. a'rd The defendant unable 70 attend on ac
so-p, 4. ilrcss G3d The CAST was postponed.
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BALTIMORE AED OHIO RAILROAD.
NENTRAL RAMRnAD NF NV IEEsEY

IN
" ALLENTOWN LTSE.-F-rrv stations M New York,
foot ~ ih,rty ami 0nt Of JiarhsCn iowa LftgIt
station. ir1L OF Liberty -.
lar. lSf1LeaTe NoW-fOfk, 1901 OF LID
iO Ill TEAM for F1er1in gfon Esaon Beyiderc,
R-tnleh-In FatH Allentown MauCh Chunk, 1liaqua Tam
aEeud scranton. la. Carondalc, &C: c0
meet. az Jaucuon D.. J.. 4 ". IL. l..
$40 u-M0ESsG EZrRE>s. daily texcrHt Sunhaysl Tor
Branch. Eastnn AlfntNWh t.lL-Dii2
The West Mauca ChunE, TRmaqUa. TUwa.a WlkesDarro.
Scranton. DanE1ie WiiliaInsl0gt &c
a. .-FCr SoUeTvflir AM PENNINGTON.
'IIO m-EXsgFss iol t1eniAglol. East1n Bah All n
t0wa Nauoa Chunk. Rllacs:aTrl, SCRANTON T3n5ana,
Mahapoy civ, Hazeton Reaing, Columbia, Lancaster,
Eprrata POusviic Harrisburg, &c.
400 D. m.-tor Hig: Bridge Hrsacl Esson heFiaere,
Alcufuwa tstss.iiiit; connects at junction Niin
D-i Lack. ard West. RG'iruad .
40 .. In.-Fsr S0nierr1ie and Ilenlngtcn -,
sop MY ExFgIs daily. fol Easion. Allentown
Reading Harrisburg. ard tie West
$50 A.. rn.-T0r T.astnr. -, -,
r,ots leave 100. ~ Cl1rksone. up town. at O - :.
Slj gl5 10 o. 1915 a. Lao oIo, 40 -.! t4'
Connection u by ClarksCnst Ferry at Jersey City
with all trains marked : -...
For trstls 10 local pon5 timetable ~ sfsi0n5
SUNDAY Ilrta Nen- i"ot LiitI'F- AZ
g.31 a ~, :3 ~ . M EouHd Book and ui1iIsiiats
ours and at $50 T. Ea5H T. a'lG aud liarilSu-Is
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIV.
ALL Rail. ROUTE go pFUTF fABpA. HEi BAN X,
LONG bIlANCH. OCEAN GRON L. SEA GIHI. AND
Trans leave New-Iors from feet Of Liberty North
River ~ -.l5. il:4J a. ms 4:lJ. J:iJ y. N.
From foot Q: ClarL 1T ~ Ills q. n
stage 90 dDI from export connect al hAAWAn STATION
with
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pASSFNGERS 4RRIEEn.

! FROM LTVFIPDCI,-I si.rsti1 CuY Of Echfn0nd, Jan
1GT l. e1an.er X. Lar w la.risin Alr
Mrs T. . Berger, child, and servant JOIu l.. Cams d. Con
ovar ~ ". Miss Davis. ". i. O.
Der;rcr john Dniaat r. g. Han, 81 aGd Mr. j. G. F"w
,ri 5as L. Jarvis JoEki1s, N 'erm0rt, 1T. sHe
fai XIII RI ,rn Robert Foi. ,'oc, f. O'Sui'ls AL
Wa; \ Pane 4. PeEas. iir R3NlinsOn sim r. rdcT>0H
ard ct r. T. -hatn a. br. anG MT.. = snyder
f. J. stevenson, q. W Vail Gy WycoG, ri AMI Mrs. NJ j.
70. 4uu 4
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''If You don't stop your coughing, Sir" said
I tcsty and irritable Judge, an fine sou hundred
p0uLds." IN give your loHiShlP two hundred II 500
can stop il :Or Lac. =" vas INC ready reply.
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BE0oA ROUTE.

BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR TFrNlftN AND FHli~t hflPlitA.
Leave New foot OF IIertyst, fr i:yb0I lad Eta
7au. 2oO, Vs. $50 1880. $50 500, lZuo
.. m, a1d a 500 % H.. ioF Trenton.
Leave foo; 81 Clarksonst. az rs, 4l5 D. D. Il;lj a. H.
BIS. ..i5 $40 p.
Leave Phi.adolphia from North PenrsTyanla Raj
ROAD. Third ana BerA ssia at 1870 80, $40 liSo ain
Law rrnS,n or New York 700, ac6 9I", 80
1915. .: O. alb go u
PGUau prawl- cara are attached 20 the y@ a. H.
80 trans ld sleeping 'ars 10 iir l. "eiOcA NIL
u;iri tTa!ua from 10th Ncg- IcrS ana Philadelphia
SUNDAY Tt.INrL Leave Sow I H. lot Lab tY.tt, AID
IT, and Ber sh;-.. q, 10 a. 80 y o. m
Ict,ts uf raj. tpt oil L'Trfs'. font Ui Garrison a.
N0.. 80 ami 90 LruaGSy al c rlh ~ notes a. Icf
ami igooE!y Luggage Checked iIoA
H. p BALDWIN. Gen Pass. Agent.
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NElV-UAVEN, HARTFORD, &C. Fare II.
y Peel Cor New Haven az ,. dGJ
Dtf,.I =


NEW-IORk CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ ~ I'M t4iA ,, 5,1T. Dee o. Is'O
1:l5 a NJ Westrn aud Northern E2frcsa, with drawing
cfaugo0m ears 10 Rochester aHd Buffalo !s" through CIR
Il 0G :. M, Northern and Western E1ures-
$50 S2cc.ai albany. fT"y, ami western Express;
s:ti p "a b., nr. via @'esirnr cars Watertowu aud
Csu,lasiSua Afo, ias &cnt ra ~ Fl4.i; b1;z:. 1900 49,.
Uocnc..r. Niala.a Fails ufiLo. Ccye2l, ln,.an!; j..
aDd aus'Hye also -! Chc9so va ban L. = and NJ c.
lai.rads. ana Q" Montreal va ~ \ bans. - ,,,- .-,
60 H., Express ".ti Ateilu-tirs ior ADthy' ana
Va Trains 9s per Local Tule Tables Tickets for sae at
25 .8 ava : iiroa way ,ud AZ Wt-tcott ~ rrss Co.'S
Offices -. Pan place - aid 5I2 Lir"d"aj Ne"-lo'A'
Z. j.. ArEhi3. General Passenger Agent.
NEM5IoRK, NEM,HAFEN A ~ [ Hi,> T.
" FORD H. iL-Nt"-tul.h ANb y, IA ~, "a 20
PASSENGER station ID Ne"-lofh GRAND 'e'r' Drpo| 'H-
''''''' rG1as LEAVE yewYosx. 49,
Trains for cay, At 7.ir ttoeal % G:y), 9o5
- ~ A. d. "a ioca ~ H. 10 J:i ils5 p No..
40 s,ul NogNale - 0ai 29s !! A. n - ut -1.,'
ir 7I0, scJ 30, 1910 O. n - M J. 20, d o.o 40
l,sioa sIg, Via spri1g ED al o93 ana ii a. N aht
4. IN; silorc lin' q; aud Az = N Boston, wa AZ Al
D. ~, stopping stamford, E1TS ak, 4ad s1j aad II D. ~
& o ana 10 y. BF.d5 oFofL The 100 a. H. c.iicr's
COM Valley At sashrook The / p NJ c1n1sris WIN
ttgre Lane RiyG1 1oT HarSirn' Az 't ~, Ii ;, MI
ti- Sos a. fur NrwITTt 3d. A. 4. a., - H"-
ass AID D. a for Montreal rise so a ~ aaL ,.
connect Viii Nauaatuck HousaiOnic H. M a. bridgeport
The SOD and l. 40 and p M with pahbniF ' "a
NorwaIk south NOrw1lk. aud The n;Oj a M, and 4so
y. H. With New Canaan X H. az stamford ss.,, -, n
sunday Mail Trans al p IN via sprnaheh al ~
Brawnrroom cars Day Express and Sleeping Cars on
T"scs can be purchased at II ket Office Of COMPANY a,
Grand {, n'ia peg %, oDiVes bTopKn vino vii
aso che K baggage EJm residence " aesuaauon-
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Li1sCfuGuccn5

DISEASES of MEN requiring skiIlful and
- c'nhdc vaneit specially. :. JACQUES, 81. d.
- Eis, Siuth II. Neg-NOrE.
Office hours u I'll ., aad > 10 > =. III.
fENHE TOLL-GAIE. Prize Picture sent free
iuErIin., gem 20 objects 70 fad Address with
stamp. z. G.. AEHET, Buffalo, =. +.
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A. VH;rEK ARRANGEMENT Of Trains IN effect De
ceubsr - 1876:
Room caches 20 Buffalo and -lsp"usiuu Briige.
Gttariiri
7 =. m--tDsllYl Pacific Express for Tire West soeUac
Coaches fnui 90 l3Jc ~. EDia Niagara Pals. t-ca
Chicago without change also Hotel DINING cas- TO
chicago
I rains cave Chambers street Drprt. y. Y. Tor
%.safl, o45 so 1910 b. H. Oh and 70 2. H.
ard y Midnight satuIlay ni,ts Only sundays o. IS a H.
Isuii,er.urJ PARK and passai, g. 145 "a NJ. II
La. g. 45, 4SO g. o. ESQ m, - midnight sundays d.
Paterson. - .45. $50, 10 1919 q. M. y noon, 80,
g. 80 =. jii. q. e.: L.. GO. ]. D.. and u
id.rht. -uuGsys D. $780, 3l5. 10 A. IN, li5, $50. p m,
Su;,rn e. 7t5 l0:45 4. m, 3t5, s. G. r ne, 10 mid.
ngrt Sunday, 4, $50 10 = III, Ii5 Cdo p H. ald -
Cos.,va q a n 800 4.3J .. w. Sundays, $50 a. III.
WarWiCk l0:fj q. N. $50 H. 10.
NeSbTgA ., IGi5a m, "aib 4:3O p NJ sundays $50
a.
Goshen. g. 7iJ, o. IO4J $50, !.45 taO p. sun
DAYS e. go. 10 a GO. p
Hddv;Ovu, 80, 9, l.:iJ ~, 1880 -unia.
e:, r. H., 3. RE add i.f iain. con
4lG Midland taiTOad at sidnst
Port ierys g, l04j 4J0, D. m Sundays, $50. 10
q. IA. AMI D. IN.
NUlL- Trans leaving ClaLn0ersst. OF hGf hours
before q D. n leave TueEtg thirst ufcen miuc- earlier
aJnvc tnr trains LEAVING thauiactsst. quarter
holth IW~uty.tA TG-st. thirty uiunJes tstihrf
tnr aGc iur Apsrtmento in Drawing room
Sleeping Co1cl,- bc obtained orders for the
ckin tI4aETu aggage be lett al lie company
Officers go f0l -. cnd Jji broadway No Court o.,
BirUky rad AZ the Com .any'a Ueiots-
Trains from the West IN new 0rk az I'D
q. IL, - AID 100 p.
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.


Suu rises -. - .ys..... 4j3 Moon Us
I 4.
Hook 5ll t0y7 Island o15 4eii - fei4y-- '49
/ nAf- +. n
SANDY Lock. sos Cove island 62S lien o. feIr1-' GU
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II 4KRANGEliiNT or PASSENGER TRAINS Jan. +.
lt-7-Itlye cegols foot 81 nTtaHt and DsJnss az
90 N.ar Express cal!y. for tastD1, hrtht."t. Al
leity~n, nat ChuE, NtcSUaTTe, Ftistnn. SHyIc Eulr
it'uo-, Au.I k,cle.t Buffalo, Niaglra Falls ail tHs
West. PuIi'nan's sleeping con hes attached.
Et1E a.. - AZ. up't. and Engr.
81 C.LTch
! o. "a 1 e.
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FyrfA = GIIDERsJ EVE. John Woods.
Andrew liSniou robbery William Qu'gS: May len 4oin
Kelly and "tArfe, bavi4 WH"h JaYF7 - -
KEW, Edward Leonard, burglary Bertha C9In Angus
Ne,r. Wari, Mara Flanagan, "llain Nilhs NiaHi
S1ate Edward t;0ft, grand larceny Lawrence 'tulrI,
Markham ~0u charles II. Bradley false prrteii>rs JAMES
collins, receiving stolen goods Eliza Wheeler oisoriery
house
PART TuRGLAND. J--JacOb Il. Ven Valko.itirgh,
George ". West, conspiracy.
SYEACusr y y. Jan. IC-Ihc following is the ipTcmc
Court Genera. Term day calendar FOR Jan o. g. %,
70 ~ lUO ~, Il, II. IS -, Is %, 80, Sc, and a.
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prp Cooss.
STEAMBOATS, aU6 RAILROADS.

Steamboats, au6 RAILROADS.
pRIDGEPORT and nj points on lTotIsatnnc
and NAnga;uek Railroads. Fare. al. steamer BRIDGE
Port leAv,s Caharnrsp az 1850 anl bf1Ge part ~
ii ,.
DiiiLADELPHIA Via LONG BRANCH and
Il lie Nf.wJEfa-ki SOUTHERN EAILROAD.-FeFr
1879. leave NcwiOrk North foot OF
il a. for Philadelphia Long Brsuch Tens River AID
town and rueLs ron" " :. Al:Utx. Gen MsliaseI.
GTONINCTON LINE FOR BOSTON
AND ALL POINTS EAST.
REDUCED FARE.
Lesant cleaners ies7e Pier 49, North River foot Of
Tckes 70; sale at al principal ticket Offices
PROVIDENCE LINE.
Freight only. Steamers Pier o. North River ~
Pak place al Fregis via either inc taken at lowest
wv. FILgIN-. Art D. : gAgCocE, Frc,'t
no PHILADELPHIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
TIE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NETWORK AS ;b" PIHfrLApELpnIA
IA Through Trains way daily; Depo,s in philadelphia
lin New York
Time consistrnt With absolute safety.
Exprss Trsps leave seYok. VIA Desbrcsses and Cort
landt street Eefsl.s az ioiiows:
3I $50. - GEO LEd l':r. M, 4. 5, 6. 7. $780,
snd 2 mii.ist su dsy $50 Il. 5, =. T. $780, and
s;aa,nIn Trains lave riraGelp'a 800. 3.3o. T. 7sl
80 ~ aal u a. ~ .;T:tga ETPS ESQ p ~ 80 : 5So
1Sa M ~ s. g., p M mi - 6tr ''"s' ''' ''V' "
Ticket Cacs i25 an g. Br"plgaY No. Astor House.
and tot Of De-"rosses aAd C9rtls1a Ste No Gonrt@t
b5@n 90 M 1 iig a.! , Is nTs s It. SssT
PRANK 7IiOM~O 'i"i"Ial tdh|ger
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Ieaye hnK YORK tInn foot Of Deshrosses d C0rLan

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
Leave SewYer foot Of Desbrosses ad COrtlanGt
.s.
Tor Washington and the West, Iichn1ni
Pullman PriOr cars Iun Now ork
~ Baltimore Washington making eiose connection Tor
Cincinnati, ~ i0uis, Louisville, dc.
for NashinstoD aud the West ana Tor Elc:r"hH
VIA G0fduusvir Pullman New oTk 70 BiitInoe
and ssiagisn making Gree connection fr thiclG" Cn
clnua:i Louisville. ~. Louis, Pittsburgh, &c.
the ~Outl and Ncs; fitiniah
slesas rom baltimore Esd Washington, making
close connexions Chc..o. Cinciuna. bJasfllc. 81
uig TttLsiurCi. t,ic and S1utINes tounccs al
Washington with ains FOX LyDc'burr Florida, NeW-panS
the -Catl.
or trnusi tickets, riease call q; C0nrsuys Offices -
and Us brUai- SesN sIl AT 11csef p@iceS loot
OF COrGnlt snd DcsT5=sr.-sis. ami pep6 jersey CITY
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WAITRESS and CHAMBERMAID.-AP,o Plot

w essant young woman nrst-esss waitress; unutr-
stands getting up salads cleaning silver is thoroughly
experienced chanbemad has undOGbte references Aply
PARIss AGENCY. 623 Otaye, between j5la aud ST.
sLs. No charge until suited
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5ieemtoats dn0 AaiiroaSs.

BOSTON & NEW-YORk AIR LINE X. R
IL WINTER ARRAEG EMEN T. rains leave y ! :;
H. d Il. 4. H. ,,Tand Depot daily l-intays eIeegteD
II fJi owE:
- m-Bogtnn FrUrtss Arrives: Worcester $50 y. M.
Baso1 80 D. y B.Pa-.engcrs cal take ts TAIN ~
Jrrse CITY (:rauster haryis-d) 1889 NJ, or
HsI- Rive lOj Pullman p-laee cas- through Win
IlS~.as;On aud Esshus Express Sleeping coach from
Grand upot ss'ua o Lag n-h chang ar
rives Putnam, CSC r. III: Worcester. sj9 asiua
a:2j a. m; Port and, "a D. arrives B'son - = ~
n H-Ieavs ity Tansier haryaId) lODS
r. H.. Harlem t.ivCr IZ:l0 a IA.
". IL. TURNER. J. T. FOSTER.
Lsri.ri .t...asft Passenger 2
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NOETHEBN RAILROAD OF NE~JERsEY.
Trains leave f1yrN C. CIistr Pc;mUn and Ny3cs.
= 90 a H.. J. ;. 40 $50 60 1sJ p ahi saturday
nights only tl3U h. -uIGays % - ana GO
Nanrel. Valley HGisey. g45 4 IN, rs
JSO. =. ABBOTT. G,I.i Pass " 90, New NOrA.
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.Asc WEST 43D-ST., neal Br0adway.-A
rrvsr. ,amiv have Handsomely furnished ROOF
to - VIII .ssAs BOAlD ioca ion central ana COZ
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= 50 PER WFEK-Good board and warm,
= 30 comfortably furnished ROOMS. ~ 1th2Ne' near
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1n4 WEST 12d-st., three doors from Broad
~ v-,,-Igo nicely furnished HALL ROVIl7 % -
with oot biri house a1d negOorAood mrs; ciar9 2i'd
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-09-22

tions-Numb.r represented -Friend
ship expressed for the whites, etc.
Capt. NJ. G. Wilkinson Of Gen. How
ards staff, and Col E. G. Watkins, Ia
dian Inspector, returned from Lewiston
last Saturday evening. 70 Capt. vii
kinson we are indebted f'r particulars
OF the recent council held with the nor.
thern Indians.
'his council was held at Spokane
Falls. on the 10Th. 18th and 18th of
last month. There were present Col.
Watkins, Capt. Wilkinson, Gen. Frank
Wheaton, and the Indian agents and
missionaries The following tribes were
represented by their head men aud
chiefs:
Go r AIene, numbering 45) Indi-
ans; chiefs present., Se'tise, Stelarm
aud Qlin mo ~.
Upper Spokanes, numbering 1893; ;
chiefs, B.ptiste Pieon, Seal halt, Bran
cross.
Falls bind Spokanes. numbering 200,
chiefs, Spokaue Garry, Three Moun
taius.
Lower. Sp,kanes, numbering 3ls;
chiefs, Whistle p''.sun. Q,s me re
Dc, p, h.n An nj nell chm, Co,,e "A.
kan. Che as qua.
Pen dOre''Ies. numbering $50;
chiefs. Victor and Sem,.
C,lvilla b.nd "f Pen d'OreilIes, nun
BERN. 60; chief, Q. q1i tam lash.
Okana numbering l76; chiefs
To-nas ket, Sus sap kan.
C,lvlles, numborin. $50; chiefs.
Antonio sch he my, Kin kin no.wha.
Qn-to.low, Charley.
Drea'ne.s, NUMBERING 2)0; chief.
Swell p kan.
P.luse, numbering. 50; chiefs, Oei
else. Hu.h.hu+h pn.eeu.
Total number If indians represented
at the council. 2767.
After the form Il opening ofth coun
Gil ON tho first d,y. Inspector Watkins
addressed the Indians at considerable
length. He told them that the pol CIV
OF the government is. that Indians mus,
have homes; that they mn>t either be
come citizens by paying taxes, ETC.. or
they must Z, upon the reservations pro
vided for them. They will not be per
mltted t, roam over tn, country.
Those who have farms can. Nv decar
Ing their purpose t. beco ne ci,iz ms
keep the II. Otherwise they must pre-
plre to move very SON on the rcserva
lions.
Self Use. head chief Of thu Coerr d'Al
, les, sa i'd that he was working to get u
ie CO Of land FIR himself aud his child
en-. He fund that his b,st people b.
ing to the church.
rh.; is t he chief, who. by the testi
Ray Ct the white, in the H.nyman
resk 9, untry. sent his In lans to yu.ri
he fields and the homes of the settlers |
tho hal left tn en- and g,ne to the bar
icades taking ca re Of them until their !
eturn.
To nas.ket- Q lie f Of the Okanagans.
rho spoke also for the Colvilles, said I
~ have come to talk about the land We
re going to get. II the government
vnuld give usa stri p about six miles
ride this size (eas,) Of the Columbia
liver all the way from British Columbia b
o the Spokane river, that will be t
As this STR p Of land was al :"
eady set apsrt for them in tho mind of c
Inspector Watkins, these tribes were +
PERFECTLY satisfied, and so expressed W
1CE 81
Az the Celr d 'Alenes were already
cttled upon reservation and perfectly 7
stis6ed with it, no further action was v
necessary in regard to them. {
IGNING ARTICLES OF AGREEMENT.
As result Of the pow WOW. the fol
owing articles Of agreement were drawn d.
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RETURNED. - FL Whitman. lu!
Hazard ana some others have return, d
from Howard's command. They lett
on the 2Sth Of Aug. Howard vas
then near Henrys Lake. They report
much dissatisfaction ia the command,
with Towards method of pursuing the
Indians. Many decarin. that he does
nat want to G.ht them. All the Lew
is;on boys were well when Hazard lett.
some of them are maxim. money dur
ing their surplus time, by baking soft
bread and selling it to the troops. But
talo Horn of the B.unacks bee me
dissatisfied with Howard and left with
his b,nd. he was fnr fi.htiny joseph
and his force in dead earnest, and told
Howard he II ward did not wan. tn
fight him. Several amusing things
are reported. By these gentlemen. which
occurred while they We're with the com
mand. which may do to print hereafter