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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-28

Up to the PRESENT writing there has been
twenty pottiols presented in the Senate and
oighty.fve In tho House Of Representatives
from various ectons Of the country Of ex'oti-
GERS, soldiers nd sailors Of the late war in op-
position to ths passage Of Commissioner Bent
Lewis sixty-dsrct pension bill, mading total
of one hundred and five petitions, each having
from ATTY toone hundred signers, The press
of the counry is almost unanimous in con
deulning thomeasure proposed US being vision
ary in conceltion, experimental in design, aud
altogether ilpucCicable, without one redcem-
ing feature b commend II TO the consideration
of thoughtful mon, or to save it from the iguo-
mnlous END to which it is slowly but surely
approaching
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-28
Edisnn,s Lntest pntent.

Among the patents issued yesterday was one
to Thomas A. Edison for an electric lamp.
The inventor claims that ho has discovered an
electric lamp for giving light by incandescence,
consisting of II Glament of carbon Of high re-
sistance secured to metallic wires The COM
bination of carbon hlaments with receiver
made entirely Of glass, and conductors passing
through the glass, and from which receiver
tho air is exhausted; n carbon rilament or
strip coilcd and connected to electric conduc'
tors so that only u portion of the surface
Of such carbon conductors shall he exposed
for radiNting light; method Of securing the
platina contact-wires TO the carbon flament
aud carbonzng the whole in u closed cham
Der. The application for the patent was filed
on the 4th Of November last.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-28
Committed for I'rInI FOR Nrurdcr.

NEW York, Jan. 27--Elward Timon was
arrested to-day on suspicion of being impli-
Gated in the murder of Annie Downoy. lie
was fully identified by Mrs. Schmidt and a
coored servant girl in tho house where the
murder was committed, aud after searching
was committed to await the re.
suit of the coroncr's inquest on Thursday
morning. He acknowledges that lie knows
about tho murder, but it is not
thought that he is tho principal.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-28

represented, and a lengthy discussion took
place in regard to the state Of the market and
the prospect of tho coal trade. The impres.
sion prevails that, because of existing dullness
and accumulation Of stocks, reduction of
prices is inevitable soon to obtain an outlet Of
tho heavy surplus. The meeting adjourned
until further consultation can be had with
President Gowen, who Is absent, and until
the Lohigh operators have taken action OH
prices of coal for February
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-28
Not in sympathy with parneiI.

MONTREAL, Jan. 27.-Many prominent citi-
zons say they will have nothing to do with
the reception of Mr.. Parnoll or contribute one
cent to any funds which may be likely to
pass through his hands. The course of parishes
in remitting money raised by'members direct
to Ireland for tho relief of the suffering is
generally uppauded, and it is suggested that
committee be appointed to raise another
fund to be sent to the Duchess of Marlborough
or the Lord Mayor Of Dublin.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-28
Elsolinn nintnr AonnItted.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 27,-EX'Aldeman Will
lam McMullen was put on trial to-day, charged
with assault aud battery with intent to kill,
carrying concealed deadly weapons aud with
melting to riot, In December last, at DEM
OcTatic convention, 1t was alleged that he shot
Michael G. Lyons in tho hand, hourished a
pistol and caused disturbance, or took part
In one, at the convention The case was glvon
to the jury this evening After being out an
hour they returned with Il verdict Of acquittal.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-28

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. GA conference o
representatives of the Lehgh and sohuylkil
Coal Exchanges was held this afternoon h
consider tho question Of a future uniformity
proposition to restrict production during tn,
coming month The Reading Coal q Irol
Company, the Leligh Coal & Navigation Com
pany and several large shipping firms worc
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-28
The Church In Germany.
THE NEW rom DEMoCR1rs.


Albany, Jan. 27.-Tho conference Of tn,
Democratic State Central Committee hero to-
day was held with closed doors All sorts Of
reports are aaoat as to what was dono and TO
who were present. 1t is said petition from
the New York Irving Hall organization was
presented, asking that the names of Peter
Bowc, William Butler, John Fox, Herman Uhl,
John McKeon aud George II. Purser bo sub.
stituted in place Of McssIs. Rhodes, Gale,
Nichols, Kelly, Smyth and Schcll Another
petition, it is said, was presented from n. j.
Waterbury, asking that John L. Devlin and
William c. Whitney be accorded places in tho
committee, instead Of Batter and Mckcon. 1t
is also said that Wsterbury's petition was
granted, aud that the Irving Hall petition was
also granted, with the change suggested by
Waterbury. After the transaction Of some
further business the committee adiOurmed.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-28
,lnrnnr ,Ivsinry E,nIninnn.

WORCESTER, MASS, Jan. 27.--'rhe Gaselte
reports that the murder of Joseph Wood in
Oxford eight years ago was, In all probability,
by Dwight +. Steere, now serving
a lifa sentence for killing Frederick White Mt
New London in the summer Of 1873, The
foundation for this belief is Il confession made
by Steere at the timo he expected to be sem
fenced to DEATH but which has just been mado
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-28
treatment of indian Nurderers.

When the Sioux kicked up row in Mime.
sofa in 1862 aud murdered and pllagcd a
great number of whites on the frontier, tho
Government Immediately ordered the United
States troops into the field and took the savage
maurdudors into camp. Tho inSleader5
were tried by military court.martiRl, and
thrty.nine of them were publicly executed.
This swift and summary method of dealing
with them had salutary influence on the
Sioux, aud after that thoy were in great
measure on their good behavior.
In strong contrast to this is the treatment
by the Government of this day Of tho Utcs
who have recently porpetrated similar out
RACES in Colorado. They have been called in
to treat with United States Commissioners.
Long and tedious pow-wows have been held,
aud finally they We're invited to Washington,
entertained at comfortable hotels, diverted at
the theatres aud promised additional lands
aud presents il thoy would go home and bo
better children.
Suhjoned isa copy of an autograph letter of
President Lincoln, addressed to the officer who
captured the refractory Sioux In 1852, aud
contains In one curt sentence what he had to
say on the subject;
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-28
rntnl Alrrny petween prunken Mon.

CINCINNATI, Jan. GA dispatch to the
Engairer from Coviugton, Ind, reports that
last night Alva Cook and Wash Holmes, en-
gagged in an alteration at n temperance moct-
ing in Voorhees, sohool.house, ten miles from
Covington, and that Cook shot Holmes in the
abdomen, inhcting fatal wound. Both men
Ind boon drinking.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-28

New ORLEANS, Jan. 27.-It is reported that
a duel is on the tapis between Major f. NJ.
Burke. of the Democrat, aud Major II. j. Hear.
sey, of the States. At this hour (12:30) the
parties are still in the city. Atfidavits are out
against them. Its isunderstood they will fight
this afternoon.
THE PISTOLS AND COFFEE BROUGHT OUT.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 27.--Thc duel between
Majors Burke AMI Hearsey was fought this
afternoon on tho Metaire Ridge, near this
city, with pistols, distance ten PAGES. After
firing two rounds each friends interposed and
the difficulty was amicablY ndiusted.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-28
One Lunatio Killed by Another.

WORCESTER, MASS, Jan. 27.-At the Luna
tic Hospital for Inourables, in this city,
Thomas Dwyor, Of Webster, u patient, was
killed to-day by another lunatic named War
rem Rice of Concord. Rice was originally
shut up for killing his father, but for fifteen
years had been apparently harmless No
blamo is attached to the officers of the hos
nito1
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-28
Terrible Result OF Carelessness.

WEYFUNK, N. j., Jan. 27.-George Ransomc,
while cleaning apistol this afternoon accident
ally discharged chamber, the bullet piercing
the brain of his seven-yoar-old son, killing
him instantly.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-28

FREEPoRT, l., l., Jan. 27.--James Seaman,
colored, OF Guineatown, has been lodged in
Jail, charged with the murder, u year ago last
December, near IIicksvills, of William Rhodes,
of this place. Seaman says he is not guilty.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-28
The purc.,, Debt Controversy.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 27-rhis evening the
Catholic clergy held meeting and determined
20 fight the application for the sale of church
to puy the dobtB of Archbishop Pur-
,cll. A committee was appointed to assess
and collect from the different churches funds
sufficient to pay the legal expenses.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-28
Senator Eaton's Bill Indorsed.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 27--At a meeting of
the textile manufacturers of this city held
this evening, resolution was adopted indors-
ing Senator Eaton's bill for the appointment
of q committee of nine to investigate the sub
iect of tho tariff laws.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-28

PROVIDENCE, Il. l., Jan. 27.-One hundred
and twenty-five weavors Mt Riverside mill,
Olnoyville, have struck for an increase of
WAGES
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-28

WILKEsBARRE, PA, Jan. 27.-Frederck
Kyss IL miner of Nantcoke was assaulted on
Saturday night near Kingston by three mon,
who kicked his head almost into jelly. lie
died to-day. Condy MCGiee, one of his assall-
ants, bas been arrested. The other two are
residents of IIaz,ctOm
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-28

Providence, r. l., Jan. 27.--The General
Assembly commenced its adjourned January
session in this city this morning. Governor
Van Zandt delivered the annual message.
lie recommends prohibitory instead Of the
present louOr law.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-28

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 27.-The new steam.
ship Louisiana, of the Cromwell line from
New York for New Orleans, grounded on
Monday morning OF small island twenty
miles north of Pass Lautre. Tugs have gone
to her assistance. 1t is believed she will be
cotton Off
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-28
Suicide from strong DRINK.

ATLANTA, GA, Jan. 27.-John Koerber of
Virginia, lately removed to this city, COM
mitted suicide tonight by shooting himself
with pistol through the head Loss Of prop
erty aud strong drink were the causes of the
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-28
Extensive Capture ofMoonshiners.

NASHVILLE, Jan. 27-Unted States Deputy
Collector Davis returned here tonight after
an extensive raid in which seven Illicit dis
tllleries were destroyed aud fifteen men cap
tured. Andrew Breeding, one Of the raiders,
was captured, but escaped.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-28
A Heavy Land Suit.

SAN Francisco, Jan. GA suit has been
commenced in the United States Circuit court
to set aside patents by which $4,000 acres of
land in MOquolOmNs Rancho, lying in San
Joaquin and Calaveras counties, were granted
to the Western and Southern Pacific rail-
rnnls
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-28
EXECUTIVE MASSloN, !
WNslIlSgTON. Dec. Is. 1862. (

BriJadiei- General H. H. SbieH $, Fud MIMI
Ordered that of the indians aud hBltbrcds sem
tcnocd To b1 hanged by the military C1mms sion
composed OF Colonel Crook Lieutenant Colonel
Marshall Captain Grant Captain Bailey aud
you cause to be executed on Friday, the nine
tteuth day Of December instant the following
nNmcl, TO wit:
Here follows the names Of thirty.uine Indians
with theIrnumbcvs 10y tho record Of the court, the
first No. p aud the last mo, 1888.
The other condemned prisoners You will hold
subject t. further orders, taking care that they
neither escape nor are subjected TO any unlawful
violence. ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
President OF the United states.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-28

LOUISVILLE, ky, Jan. 27.-Ths afternoon
Charles Ponder a local preacher of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church committed suicide by
hanging four miles west of Now Albany. Tho
cause of his suicide was insanity, brought on
by religious excitement in relation to sancti-
npotiou
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-28

BRADFORD, PA, Jan. 27.-Mrs, G. H. Green,
the mother of four children, committed suicide
at Rixford this morning. Her husband has
been i'll and unable to provide for his family.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-28
RECORD OF A SINGLE DAY.
An Unusual PrepOnderanCe of Crime
Reported.
Mr.. Parnelrs Reception in Albany-A Child
Shot by His Fnther-The Suicide Mania
Capture of Moonshinors-Arch-
bishop Purcelrs Debts--Post-
Office Clerk Arrested
A Bloodless Duel.
Decision Against Mayor Cooper.

ALBANY Jan. 27.-Tho court of appeals to-
day rendered u decision in favor of Police
Commissioner Nichols VS.. the Mayor Of New
York.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-28
Mr.. ParnelI in Albany.

ALBANY, N. v, Jan. 27.--Mr Parncll spoke
here tonight, and was accorded n hearty re-
cepton. By a resolution of the Assembly he
was admitted to the floor this afternoon.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-28
A PrIze N.snY Inylleh.

His Majesty the King Of tho Belgians has
established, by an cdict Of the lllh Of Decem-
Der, 1874, yearly prize of25,O0O francs for the
encouragement OF works Of intelligence. The
pri2o offered for international competition
will be granted in the year 1881 to the best
book OF reatisG on the means Of Improvement
for hurbors established ON low aud sandy
coasts like the coasts of Belgium.
Tho foreigners who desire to compete for
the prize have to send their works printed or
in manuscript, before the LIST Of January, 1851,
to tho Minister Of the Interior at Brussels.
The manuscript which obtains the rrizo will
have to bo printed during the year which fol-
lows that in which the przo has been granted
The decision on the works presented for
competition will be placed In the hands of q
iury chosen by His Majesty tho King OF the
Bogians This jury will numbor seven per-
sons-throo Belgians aud four foreigners OF
different countries,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-28
BEGINNING OF THE END.
Last Hope of the Maine COnspIra
tors Gone.

A Decision from the Supreme Court-Legni-
ity of the Fusion Legislature Ignored
The Law Clearly Laid Down
Smith Ready TO Give Up Play
ing Governor-0neS Stub
born Claimant Left.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-28

The Attorney General decides that Captain
Eads Is cutltled to interest on the 81 100000
withheld from him as Il guarantee of the per-
manence of his work, but excerpts such times
as IL may occur that the water is not kept at
tho requi red depth.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-28

DUBLIN, Jan. 27-The Lord Mayor of
Dublin and the principal members of tho cor.
poration attended tho lcvee of the Lord
Lieutenant to-day. 1t is hoped that this
will do much 10 remove the unpleasantncss
caused by the refusal of the Lord Lieutenant
to attend the Lord Mayors banquet.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-28
TIIR STATE MILITIA,

AUGUSTA, Me-, Jan. 27.-Thc militia laws
of the State have not boon revised since 1866,
and the legislature will undoubtedly authorize
revision during the present winter, besides
taking measures to put the militia on more
substantial footing. A resolution to that effect
will be introduced tomorrow.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-28

LONDON, Jan. 27.--Tho committee of the
Dublin Mansion House fund deny the state.
mcut made by Mr.. Parnell in his speech at
Buffalo on Sunday, that dcfaullers In the pay
ment of rent are excluded from relief. The
committee have already dispensed over El0,.
600 for the relief of urgent cases of distress.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-28
INC Afghnns Growlng FormIdnble.

LONDON. Jan. GA dispatch from Lahore
to the Daily Nelrs reports that the leading Az
CHAN Sirdirs have ordered the Kohistaus to
refuse supplies to the British. The governor
of Balkh sends word that tho Kohistans are
preparing an expedition against the British.
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ps SYINANTS KEFD'S
MADAME c. MEARS'S oo.on,vo
VIE MISSES GRAHAM Successors

no MADISON-AVE.-Mrs. Roberts and
I4S Mis-. walker. English aud French sch0 der
$500, ades and mile girls re0pcns Monday. SeptSnbef ~
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DlnliuQ Ntaoemlcs
rlrnrrs.

A LADY TEACHER seeks light position
" I'm cxchangc for quiet the city, references Au
Trea.e n I East fJIh.st
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Etfamboats an0 Railroads..

ALBANY DAY BOATS.-ALBANG and {.
~ VIBBAED Callv SUNDAYS eNcepte,o rave Ir''Iy
Street Pi $50, AMI AZ trOJ"IYh by IN OK
al 5 L. M audig Nyac1 Ferry. Ne.' Point Newpur :.
pourLlrrpse Rhiuebs.k. CasAiL ard Hudson lic.ei4
SOD lld bag checked Norh snl West Itc.es OF con
ns good on hr Hudson River Railroad received 10! pasaa e
txuron ckct- 10 ,Vesf Point NeWoa returning tHe
s.urua - last TIP from New York. OcG 10 and nom
oct %.
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EREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
Il CONNrCrION. Leave folt OF LtoertysS for Free
hold al s:l5. ll:45A. &. 4OO, $50 T. ".
E1IW .JrpSFy SOUTUERN RAILWAY.

NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
me Table of october L. 1897 Leave Newl YORK loot bo
erty-st, y. Il Oh
F,r sandy Hook via BranchpOrt, 8:l5 llH5 a. m o'3O
y. ~,
For Highlands Brsbchpor 800 s:l5. ll45 IN. 400
53 81. ~. al
FOR Monmouth Beach seabrghL via BranchporL 300
S:lO ll:i5 4. III $40 400. 5:3J p IN.
S:i5 IN wa Red Bank. for Manchester Toms River Bar
negat &c. nj,
ATLANTIC CITY ana all stations 10 Baysde.
~ M Red Bank for all stations To Writings, loIns
D DIR q
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EXPRESS Trains Sa aHG N a for Vic pes6To.se. and cO
q 90 lam s Cd ni j. M sn IL $s i Is 5A and
& o. p s. sH1 10 NJ a. day xespt SUNDAY at 100
a. and p IN running through via Tren'on ana Gam
Boss OF BROOKLYN connect with all hroug trains
at rsey City. afordng speedy ana hf'e' ui'ie' io'
RftnfIi1e tans cav, Vest PM sde pima 2ol St5 AS
On, ana ana ~ n ~ Leave Par adlpnia wa Camden
T ct onces 526 au "a BroadT.y No 1sIor HoHs as"
sn 2dd lSHS 81 ADHex 4on Fulton Blo9n
Em aj g iiS TT TcEet once No Batcy Place, ...
The New YoA Taus 81 Company VIII call lot anu cnecA
paeeaee rom notes a ID RESIDENCES p p,pu.p
FRANK General M,Ssger General Passenger Agent
rINHE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
/ HEW.YORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
4RRaNeRnExr OF TRAINS TAKING EFpECr NAY TO- 1850
ga m.-Ci cinn4u AID Cmcaso Day Ehrr.Ss Drawing
room ION NJ DAi'y~F4st Louis E,pless arriving at Bat
s13west PSI@snS drawing sleeping co'cn
10 r" IT. al Pacific EH tor the We. serpaSS
ono ~I,noat ,hanse Hotci Ding cars to Chicago
a. D. sn u s,rs lGr b 5e for
N,T aS e. ~ midnight ao Saturday night; SUNDAYS
a m IRAN sop at iuiAe iorI ony on 9sn i51 ~ m
40: o. 80 80 SiG tx i IoS ~ ii5 $50 D. NJ
"1a , n y H. 400 $40 10 lo2o 1880 Il noon
l.. g. G'Ii ',j 40. 49, o 80 40. ~ Ss0 o. 20
q a. . m =
g., = TO-. a. M 80 T. = IN aud - iidn J -
rpe.n 600 e. %. lu:-O n 10, 500 5O' D.. y EIJ
lC:51p NJ AID ; midi CAT d4divs. 600 $50 i-O
m I.,j 49,. 30 p. and - Midnight
Warwick 7:jp. lt;21 a. m, i;5' y. m , M ,,o - s,o
Nrwhurg .nd CoruaaL loo. "a m. 3J1 4jo p H. sun
noni ont an Kingston. 500 a M. aj) SUNDAYS $50
q. q. ...,,. -, g.-o IA -.l5 n n,
, St,rdI,s t. r:a., logo a. O.fu ! y m ~
iir.uY ., 1919 A. M, 500. f:'O Z, 90 r. III.
~ - $40 IL - a. m $50 D. The a. ui and $50
- 49, nam, coInec wuh NeN-NOrk ami OsW 'SO hiIiani
Il tlrUad ut htln-af ,,,..o n, ,2o a. IA, Snn.
80 IN io' a n. m.. 81. CT al p "a.
" bon. lrDvr 13I ri. quarter U ana qulttct aler
.ac ~, from h t. % - M ana AZ lO:iJ q d IL a.
\. a., ,,,. ,nt r Auarfmeuta IN Draw .ug. Room
,oac Dc obtained ana orto iir tns
iran. Ter uo itt ~ lnc 90 a.
.u , Inirr. Nos. s39, OF 2J1 BRO WAY y y No :
lahf ', i{rn ..llu. o. 4 the COMPANY Dyl0t7 .
NV,i' West .rrEc IA New YORK AZ '-J
and ili-' a NJ M u ABhoI 3. Geur Passr AgL New York.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
" tfans eaVe for Engewood, Coa'er Plernont and Nv
- y q d A. M Ia g. D. .5u 1:5u u4V' sou Iloo y N
49, a., M ana t45 D. ~. rne ll;SO p IN tram VIII
,,'' "a, rtnut eA later saturday nights a. -
'Saune spring Valley All MonNeS 'oc' ''o Ill., 4''o
D. H. JNo y. ABBOTT. General Passr Agent Ncw'York
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r,RS KRAFT'S school for misses and chill
Ni "6reI rrorens September 10. 256 West 42dst.
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Gtsamucats ano Railroads.

ALBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE. DREW
N ma 81 JOHN leave Pier No Al. Nortn ldvoT. foot
1,nai,E. every week.iay q D tOan"cuhg al Albany
,sundly mu,Ing toD with trdius North West AID
b.
W ". EVERETT. President
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DROyIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON.

DRONIDENCE LINE TO BDS ION.
l VIA PROVIDENCE DIR CT ...,.,.,,
A FULL NlGllr~ e.. ON!.l 4 diLt..1 ~ "Ai~
FlnSrC-As~ ACCONODA lions ONhi-
IAe layorile Daace t"iucr' Am
MhSSACttSE ; AM iOlE lHhNNtD,,, =,
WarcA-St at y - . >,,.,. .,, pr,v,
/ deuc. Pa Myers rrycIn Bosom al L. ~. ,,, -. -
roo. ami urel Il NG- ti 53t -, am
942 roA ~ AZ AMI Ne'lop hdh adN Filih venue ps
New, org ana .t Wisl.pstJn st. Br'o%iYh IlcAes arc
Is,s1 At al prncpa, hOt"s aud ucA"t Offices Aad a.
,. oi escOtt Express Company. flvlSht taAel Al oS
g, 4, tttxtNs y :. BABcOCK,
= a. Ne.nt Present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-19

DORTER or : rEWARD.-Bv young man,
., 1ear of age IN, hac several years erence on
IN oHaj, steamer good references. Add ess G CoLhAN
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RAILROAD.
GREA,r Trunk LINZ

AND UNIT Ed SIA : MAI. ROu "a.
trains %ewYork Desbrosses ana Cofl4ahdt ees
+ rres a. iodOws; ,r-.,
; atrisbn 4, PHI .bnr, tn West and south, win Pulnan
p,iace { ara attached. a m, and $3.50 p m daly - -
W falnspot Lock $50 p, m CORY 1u fo
at $50 ctiI at CORY for Iitusvhe fe'osuh
con re and he OIL Regions , -, .,... ~ 49,, ,r,o,
Exprrss of + man Paror Cars daily exeept ound g. 10
IN arrive At WpsbIp tOn 4l2 p Regular at 43V ami
so a. M =, aud l0p. sunday. !n D. IN, IN finn,
Evrre~s ion West pnlade pha & q, 1870. SO w Inn
i'm IL n m l. BIO 4 IA 2, q, 7, $50 and ~ p m ana
il night Sunday 4:3o and 9 a. NJ B. o. T. s"o ana ~ .
m. and ~ nlyht. ~ an. -, aud 4 , ~,
~1ndSv. ,--. ...,, ~, ,hronob trains
Ma Jersey Citv an riding SPECIFY and dnoct TRANSFER io'
trtve- io.tn n, a..5 m
~ A. ID. ANY. except Monday from WASH
nrton ana b itmore Us T. ~ 30 49, ~ l~3o !. IN
Into Ia a m 800. 40. 5:21 6d0, $50, $50 Sit
i036 u m sunday o50. $50. T. lOiO tl'3O a. m' o'oO
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AREDUCTION OF FARE.

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III - ,tat' rooms &C. b. tanned al an pine pt
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steamers. p,grrN- TnNETI
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