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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-12-23
london Truth
Mornhiornania.

When physicians discovered that pain could
be subdued by inserting under the skin small
pointed instrument provided with tube con-
tanning morphia, they little thought that they
were paving the way for a new vice. Yet so 1t
was. There are in our merry England, beings
who are SO wholly under the domination of
morphia as ever was Chinese under that of op-
ium. Women have yielded by degrees to its
fatal fasination, until at last they prick the
skin dozen times day with the tiny syringe
that has such terrible results The operation
is almost painless; the immediate effects pleas
ant. A delicious languor supervenes. Happy
thoughts and bright imaginations ill the mind.
Some see beautiful visions, others feel only
pervading sensation of comfort and well-being.
On few, the effect of morphia is to excite to
some intellectual effort, If effort that can be
called which is pure delight, glorious feeling
of untrammeled power, OF uncrippled exercise
of the highest faculties 1t is as though the
mind had suddenly developed wings. But at
the very height of the enchantment the inhu-
ence of morphia begins to subside. The glory
fades The wings trail, and the feet that are
their sorry substitute become weighted as with
lead. As with the workers, so with the dream
ers. The visions are obscured. The sensation
of comfort gives place to one OF discomfort, ir
ritatioD, even pain. The mental vision that
had lust now looked through rosy mist sees
all things as through Grape veil or Novem-
ber fog. Can it be wondered atthat the dose
is renewed, that the poison is absorbed again
and again, that the intervals become shorter
and shorter between the reign of the potent
drug?
And the end? The punishment is terrible in
deed BY degrees the mind becomes darkened.
Hideous Authorizations seize upon 1t. Self
control is lost. Imbecility overtakes the weak.
Madness threatens the strong.
These are the personal consequences. There
are others to be bequeathed to sons and daugh-
ters and to later generations. These can be
guessed at. The new vice has not reigned suffi-
ciently long for the world to have seen them
exemplihed, but dark array of possibilities
suggests itself but too readily. The heritage
of insanity, OF inebriety, of imbecility, will in
future be traced back to those tiny tubes which
hold but drop or two, and to which man once
looked as to blessed means Of relieving pain,
forgetting that blessings and curses go hand In
hand in a crooked world. Dipsomania has now
powerful rival, speedier in It's results than its
own revolving process, and eventually as de-
grading. The name Of the Elster born sister
hend is Morphiomania.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-12-23

ssTHE indications are that within short
time, there will be five different routes by
railroad to the Pacific coast, "says the Hon.
Joseph K McCammon, United States COM
missioner of Railroads, in his annual report
to the Secretary Of ihe Interior. The Union
Pacific is extending It's line, he says, to Bak-
er City, Oregon, and will require an outlet
to the Pacific coast, independent of the Cen
trail Pacific road; the latter, by leasing the
Southern Pacific and forming a connection
with the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe,
has already secured a atrans-continental line,
independent of the Union Pacific, while the
Northern Pacific is being constructed very
rapidly westward across Montana toward
the Pacific Ocean, and northeastward in
Washington Territory toward Montana.
The progress of railroad construction this
year will far exceed that of any previous
year. The Commission makes an extended
report on the subject of tie land-grant rail-
roads, and recommends that, for the trans
portation of troops and supplies over such
lines, the Government shall not pay more
than half fare.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-12-23

THE Hartford Times asks: "Was there
ever better example of the witty and con-
else form of expression common to the real
Western American than the answer of the
grim man of the Sierras, who, when asked
about the character of neighbor, senten-
tionslys replied: Mister l don't know
very much about him, but my impression is
that he'd make a first-class stranger"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-12-23

THE locks affixed to the desks of members
Of the Ohio Legislature are Of such intricate
pattern that they cannot be operated by
skeleton keys nor picked by the appliances
of burglars. In view of this fact the Ser
geant-at-Arms announces that unless the
twenty or thirty members of the last Legis-
lature who took their keys home with them
return the same he shall be obliged to resort
to violence, thus running the locks and mu-
tilating the desks.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-12-23

FOLLOWING the example of Mrs. Stewart,
the Countess of Balcarres refuses to bargain
for the return of her husbands stolen body,
on the ground that it would encourage SINH
lar crimes. Those who steal dead bodies
hereafter will have 10 renter them at their
own expense,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-12-23

VENNoR announces that polar wave may
be expected in Washington about Dec. 2s.
Only one short year ago such aprediction
would have chilled the marrow in vast
number of bones; but the Canadian prophet
is now universally recognized as member
in good and regular standing Of the gigantic
band of unsuccessful guessers. At one time
it seemed as if he would succeed in being
always wrong, and people began to feel
much satisfaction in depending upon the
precise reverse of his every prediction. But
he has been right in few instances of late,
confidence has been again destroyed, and bis
prognostications are once more useless.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-12-23

Two injunctions-one in Brooklyn and
one in New York-have been recently ap-
piled for against the ringing of certain
church bells, which disturbed the plaintiff
being ill and of weak nerves. In each case
a compromise was reached before any de-
cison became necessary.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-12-23

THE London Economist of December 8
has careful summary of the workings of
the Irish Land Court During the first
month of the courts sitting the commits
sions had adjudicated upon an aggregate
rental of something over e3 800, which they
reduced on an average nearly 25 per cent.
IT is pointed out that as the rentals consid-
cred are but slightly in excess of one four
thousandth of the whole, it is premature to
say that the landlords of Ireland will have to
sacrifice one-fourth of their income. 1t ap-
pears that for the most part the court has
been dealing with small holdings. The
Economist is of the opinion that the act is
administered in proper spirit Sin accord
ance with natural rules of construction y
Also, that the clause for compensation ad-
vanced in behalf of the landlords is an
anachronism, there being no evidence as yet
that Irish landlords will suffer by the act.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-12-23

Mr.. RIDDLEBERGER is called sin many
respects the best man of his party by the
Richmond State, Bourbon Dem.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-12-23

II is rumored that the Marquis of Lorne
will next Summer resign the Governor-Gen-
eralship of Canada, and that Sir John A.
Macdonald will succeed him. Sir John is a
native Canadian and an enthusiastic home
ruler
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-12-23
THE PRESS.
FRIDAY MoRN1NG, pECEMBER 2s.

We do not read anonymous letters and communi-
cations The name and address Of the writer are In
all cases Indispensable not necessarily for publica-
tion but as guaranty OF good faith.
We cannot undertake to return or preserve COM
munications that are not used
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-12-23

THE New Orleans Times prints letters in
favor of protection, heads them strong argu-
ments, and does not refer to them editori-
ally. This is "straw."
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-12-23

FIFTY thousand copies of Senator Morrilps
speech have been printed for circulation
through the country, and particularly the
South.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-12-23

PHILADELPHIA Press: As James G..
Blaine lays aside the robes Of official life,
the public sees that they reduce his size not
| a whit as theY fall.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-12-23
MoNe the members Of the lower III


of the Tennessee Legislature are white
man and negro who held the relation of
master and slave before the war.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-12-23

ALI persons sitting
for their Photographs
within the next two
or three days will
be enabled to have
part, if not all of their
order for Christmas.
Choice and rich Sc
lection of Silk Velvet
Frames, Easols, etc.
constantly on hand.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-12-23
The Cruise Of the Jeannette.

The Origin Of the Expedition -Circumstan-
ces of the Departure and the Object In
view-Geographical Notes of the Siberi-
an Region-Reasons for the Course
TalxaO
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-01-10

lollte msinen, fie pelabidsue Ssmsta :! llne
Der alte @raf radts, intem er 3u Ssmsta
binltsriab s. Gett aus, als fntats er
lfh ppr ieinem @li,de
Sasisle unb Masia Snsisaomna bltsbsn
allein. Gle tatten bic 5srren etntge
Sarttte tur4 tas 3immer bsslsitet I'M
Spreden -. mai, par ia i&on CONNIE
qui dirait en- famille. =. Sset t0rten fls
nod, pie Der Beetente bes erfen 3immsrs
bic 7tur 6fnste, unb iie tOrtsn, ME bisie
Ebur fd wtepsr (dlcb. Damn tpanots
l1A Der @raf nit tinem Qddeln na3 istnsr
.Esdter um. um ttr ieiHen patsrltdsa
.@Iadmunlh 3u lager. 1ber bas Wort
'srFarb ibm auf ben, Qpptn une bas 4inn
fant ibm in pISbltdem Gridrsdsn bablsa
bsrabs Das @siidt Marta's mar Ssr3srrt
In wilbsr gsr3wtiT lung - i1e trat ~antenb
auf itren Batter 3u, une tbre 5ane trahts
F@ In letnsn arm.s 'H-
s.a ars tgorttbnns fplst,
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ID otter d. warmen 0ers
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Sm D,dnerStrf her SaSpfune. tem
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lanae 3sii nmmt unb 9enaues Nahfcr
|hsn, bic 8tblsr su fnben falls Gbsrtaupt
Ypslhe pcrtansen 0np. Dos @eit bat
BIZ ehlt Auisabs, IN ten Stunoen bss
Rumm,rs ben Mann sa trSaen Dsnn
ater Bic SOnne fdeint uno allts beQ II,
eann wirp bas Wsib gum bstttrn SHmet.
tsrlins, uno Ntts 10 ~ foabar fur istne
6ans. unO unlsrs Qtetlinse. bsfcnsers
b. iunssn Naphsn btsraulanse, lsasn bs.
be(onsrsn Nerib auf bic Gubtstlsi.
tuna. Dsnr % auf bisfsm @sbiste etpas
Ntuts pter Wooernss, In Gubbsflsitung
atbt, unlere iunosn MdbHsn mifI.n -
taben. unb was iann % babf&eres &C..
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Der n tin Nobsa fIr bie Uilstauer unb
elm 9ksma, fur tas Didtsr iamasmsn
unb aev cas- Terlisbte isuf,sn. Dir
slaabsn. bas ifi eins padense ginlsituns
au BEN. porauf mir Die Damsn auimsrl.
lam ma&sn rrllea ndmlid itr SNut>
asus bel ben 5rrsn MARTIN nnb
g bn sin3ataufsa.
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: er e.

= Das Doaro Of GDucation" ID Nu-
fin itimmI Mot NIT benz ScriblaBe bes
@superneurs therein in jepem County
eiren Sduliuperintenoenten 3u erpsnnen
unb miro TEN Yori&las nidt emrfebleu.
Bei Barb Citation an Der Eeras
Yaeiicbabn icllen jwei Wdnner set5otet
werben lein. Beioe naren @cubrps,
batten iid In Tuiel iberncmmen unb bann
auf ibre Beiie omiiilrt. Gin3elnbeiten
ltno nod nidt beiannt gewcr5en.
- Sn DalloS flast nian nod INNER
aber bic @iisnbabnen. Cine Wlense
6rubt bat R& unsefammelt, bic nidt Be-
fSrbert merben tann. Cine Der llrfa6eu,
welbe ben 6fahttranspcrt beeint, ddtiat,
III bic BrfStoeruns BON Baumaterial far
bic Yabn {elbf. azs1.5ss
= Eie 9ranblarn in Dalas mar brei
Doden in Sieun9 nno reid,te bann 102
Nnflosen elm. is3sys
= Sn gBbitnep brannte her Salcn Ter
Brafer Rcmel une ein bsneben seleaener
9anjieat ab. Is a5is 5s'5as}
- IN Dafpile eerietben So6n Bout,
wea unp Soc Wilicn in Streit iiber einen
3eitunssartifel, in meldem eas 1Soten
uno Nb3ieben bon 5fintpieb burd unbe.
rufene Neute verbamn,t wurte. BoutpeQ
9riff, trie es idJien, mad ieiuem Neuplper,
Uctauf ibn W,Iicn nieoeridoB unb li4
baun benz Sberiff iitersat. -s''''s%8
- Gtni3e Gapitalilfen ron Bolton unb
DrcDtlpn inipi3irteu ten 2anbfrih awi=
fden Denton unb Sabine Yab In Der
,abfat eine eiienbabn ,mif&en beiben
gGtdrten. gu tousn.
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cine eapuns Aepfel mad @alpeaon, tpor
aber ssnStbist, oieielteu iiber 9orb 3a
nerfen. ba bic 8an3e 9abuns Derbprten
por. ~ .E Ta9eE
- Ama Dienitas ben II. wirb in Nuffin
bic @isuns Der Staots Orange erSffnet.
g---Sn aenoall County 1T Elm Rinb pes
6errn Branot in .Nbmeienbeit feiner Gl,
tern gu Esbe setrannt. I 3 fT{f3fs G :.
- 5err Sfmon Sdneicer an gurrebs
Greet bat einen Yontter aetSoiet, Der in
bortiser @eoenb eiel l1nbeil ansericbtet
batte. .nEfl4 g ;
- Eie ,@illespie Mouuteb Nines1.
III 6riebridsburS fnb bon Dalbinaton
aus 3ur Sinfiibruns gsneral @arfelbs
in fein Unit ein9elaben porben. 7
= Das Triebrihsburser gDodenblatt
iast: Sc sebt uns bic. e.NahriHt au, bae
abermals Entbedunsen bon Tridinen ae=
madt wurben. Or. u. Reibel fanb in
3 (pen ~ bon perm 3ublmeier am ga.
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BON Erihinen Dor. Dieter Eau f&eint
uui 10 bebentidcr, ais aus berielbeu &c.
ysenb idsn einmal tridinSies Gteild be.
3osen ipurbe, reldes ben Trb eines bie.
f9en Bar8erS p:ranlaBte.
- Die 9cuitoner grltsSeituns i9rei6t:
Ser Belle 6Gein, ben man tir3liH aur
Nadt3eit am iiibliden 6ori3snt wabr=
nabm, ribrte BON aussebebnten Prdrie.
brdnben 3wifden bier unb barrisburg Ser.
aDas 1eleB oerbietet es bel 5irafe bis au
$500, in bieier Sasres3eit bas Yrairie,
sros in Bronb au iteden, neil bas frei.
berumloufenbe yieb far ieinen unterbalt
ousidlieblid onf bas trodene 0ras onae<
miefen ii. Doe Deuer ideint BON einem
Heser Namens Nbereombie aueeleat NOR.
ben 3u iein unb ,war ein,is unb allein nit
Der NbRhi, bas Biet, melhes bei ibm
S6aB aeeen Diub unb Oetter fudte. aa
Sertreiben. 81 murbe om Montag- Der.
boftet unb nebt leinem YrO;eb i'm Grimi.
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Ger Wuuld einer Dame

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8, mte i'd minfde, bag msine 5aut 70
rein uno wsid pdre, pts bic Sbriee, faate
sine DAME 3u tbrer 6reunbin. @ie ton
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Greunbin. gDie 70 z @sbraudsn Sie
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bliibenbe @elunbteit. Sd tbat es, pie
Sis tsmsrfen fSunen. Cairo Bu tlettn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-16
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILA DsLPRII STOCKS
Reported By ToHS II. DAVIS & o.. Va. II Wits.
SATURDAY. Oct. 15-P. n.


The stock market opened this morning as it closed
FAST evening, weak and unsettled. and during the
FIRST hour there was a gradual decline in prices.
which before it stopped amounted to from 81 to 12
Der cent. The market during the time named was
dull and it's characteristics natural.
Bnt as il by the arts of magician in the twink
ling of an eve the whole scene changed, and
the character of the market seemed to be subject to
q sndden transpostion. Where before had been
dullness there was suddenly activity, and in place
of weakness there appeared sach an
dent buoyancy that it is not accounted for
even by a distribution of the country mails,
laden with an unusual amount of orders to buy. To
say that the first hours market was natural, and
that for the remainder of the day the market was
forced is simply to record facts of which every
five member of the Stock Exchange is cognizant.
Nevertheless it is beyond dispute that the effect
fba minds of the average operators was marked.
so that late in the afternoon the question
whether or not the mampulatons If
continued for few days. would bring in the
"outside public" as buyers, was freely discussed
Yet there was nothing essentially different in the
character Of to-days market from that OF twenty or
more rallies that have occurred in the last three
months except the apparent combination OIL hereto
fore aptagonistic speculative forces. Denver and
Pic Grande continued to be special
feature. and further advanced to s5ls
00s5 after having early declined from s3 to
49, The coal stocks, after having resisted for two
a.vs the upward tendency of the market, to-day
fell in line and did as well the general list IN the
,vav Of advance. Points on Ontario and Western
we're 70 be had without the asking. and its price
yose from STA to 33l2G33l4. The Vanderbilts. az
ter being very weak In early hours, recov-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-16
MARYLAND ELECTRIC
LIGHT AND POWER C0.'

We claim that w IT, MARYLAND has discovered new de.
parture IN electricity, and bas produced most voidrrl
Electric Lamp which he granted patent r. August
last and which Is now the property Of this Company.
Among the advantages are:
Frst-ts Intensity clear thai possesses Tie property
OF developing all shades and cOo.s Uc!6Jy c.seIy assi
ating the rays of sunlight
SecOnd-It is positively safe.
Third-Is construction simple and requires les, caro- and
attention than any competing light
FourtIt prominent In It's clear perfect and IN
changing steadness 1t Ia free from any hckerinR or ab
fly 20 extinction ia all Electric light. now I'm
This uniform steadness renders superor 20
every other Illuminating process existence We direct par.
uculr attention this distinguishing quality Of FREE.
DOM FROM FLUTTERING OR WATERING, THE ONLY
LIGHT POSSESSING THIS PROPERTY"
The Edison United states Electric Light Stocks arc
selling q, 900 and sl6o per share, respectively.
And we why the Stock Of this Company soud
not soon be in demand at premium.
limited number Of Shares offered for sale by sub.
scripton at 81 per follows PITY GENTS psva
ble on application balance called for by Directors OF III
Company.
Subscription books open at the following oees
Wm EUCLID YOUNG, 80 Broadst.
VIM. NJ. PATTERSON g. CO., 81 Exchange .pince
He. DILLINGHAM; g. co, Is Newest
JNO. j. KIERNAN, 2 Broadst
CD. MORRISON g. CO., sc Broadway.
Address for prospectus
VIM. EUCLID YOUNG,
Member New.Ysrk Stock E1ehangel
80 Broad-st, New orb.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-16
Nrales an0 fen0er5.

| :. CONOVER & CO., Designers and Manu-
- flcturrr. Of ARTISTIC CRATES AND FENDElSN
IInErLACE1 in Brass, Bronze, steel aud Tile
AnhrlnA Fri 5ss4 Coal iIOls. Basket GfateS va
FIrgl.t ~ designs Decorated inca Tor
hearth, il.iIy~ Arcutectf designs executed OF tA
furnished lw estimates Ia architects Nhd
builders. WIrCrOOUIA 80 sos Caual-sL
WARNING AND NENTILATION.-OurA AR
w Warming Crates NJ mattel keep hre- cnutlnn
ousy equal temperature throughont suites 81
coun,tnp tupn,. Rest thing made FOR French Iat%
CfcuUus OrES STOVE NLNIILAIING CO., - BetA'
m4u. y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-16

LONDON oct lb-i2:SO p m.United states bonds dIu
ner cents gu four half per cents ll69 three su
hail per cents IO34 Atlantic and Great WesGTn nIs n.y.
gage trustees certificates 5ls4 do secnnh ETl1
do consols lO7 NewIork central p b. r.
YORK Gntano and Western, 1916 Milwaukee and ST. fAu
Common. ll3 ,,,,-,- o..,x,t ioElo. Road.
IoYpOS Oct 1880 p m.-Innos Central5 1902; heA'
ing "a New.York. Ontario and western "3 ~ -. -
IoSDGN l5-30O p. m.-P2r1s ahVlces luoe tloo POI
cent rentes "a francs confines Tor the account
LONDON oct I5-430 p. m-The amount OF 61llSn s"h'
into the Bank Of England on balance today Is zZ9OOu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-16
Proposals.

PROPOSALS TO MASONRY AND FOUN1
l. DATlON CONTRACTORS
OFFICE OF HENDERSON BRIDGE Co, A
LOUISVILLE, KY, oct s, 1881.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received until noon ot
Saturday 1881 masonry
lin eontraet OF the Railway Bridge the Ohio Rve
Henderson. Kentucky Plans and specifications be
the once OF the Consulting Engineer III
jet any or Al bills, DE PuNIAK. Chief Engtneex
H. W. VAUGHAN, Consulting Engineer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-16

cred and were strong for lack OF Tree onei-
iugs TO SELL The elevated roads stocks were lrregu
lar and closed with little gains on yesterdays
figures, feature that is worthy of notice when
measuring the probabilities of the future OF prices
generally. Yesterday we inadvertently gave the
capital stock of the New-York Elevated al
S13OOO,000. 1t is Manhattan that is capitalized al
S13 OOO,0 the other two companies nave
$G,50 900 stock each. Western Union was an ex-
cepton to the general market and after an early de-
cline to 1913 and rally to 81, finally closed at sos
-ls lower than last evening. The market closed
excited and generally strong at shade below DeSt
prices.
In Government bonds the dealings at the boards
consisted of sales 1928 O00l of per cents at llo
The final bids for the continued is were g lower
and for the continued IS ls hghcrthc Others being
unchanged. The market closed steady at the an
nexed quotations:
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Diui0cn0 Notices.
BusincsS Cbdnecs.

TOR SALE-0nc-half interest in an extern
slve Job printing establishment. doing largo and profit
able business. Address JOB PiINliNG, Tribune once
Two ARCHITECTS, CONTRACTORS,
i STONE DEALERS, sc We win lease or JON parties
in king quarry old Lyme Connecticut near boat
able tdcN aud the shore Line Railroad ne 7t"n
purpiyry grant" similar 10 The Egyptian. bni ~
deeper cuuf building and ornamental uses much moro
brilliant the scotch. II IL the material Of me
beautiful now Claiming Memorial Church n Newport Send
Tor circular. CliA1. J: At'.i ltDl., Nv INC ou-
EDWARD l.. SALISBURY Ncw-llav"n. Conn.
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RAILROAD.
On and after October z, 1881

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New.YOrk via Desbrosses and Corlandl
srrspnrr PtsSnTS the West and SOUTH Pullman
Palace Cars attached o a. $50 and $3.50 y. H. daily.
Williamsport Lock Haven a. NJ $50 p Ia; LOFTY and
Erie at $3.50 p NJ connecting az Cory lor uS'e' reero
leum Centre and the Oil Regions ,.,.o, ,,,..,
Baltimore Washington the south; Limited Washing
ton Express Pullman Paror Cars daily e1cePa SundaN
10 M Washington p. m Regalar at i3V and 500
q. 3:4O and 10 and IL night Suhly 400 m-
~I Express for baltimore. except Sunday, p. m
For Atlantic city p. CONNECTING 81 amen AMI III, tbro,,
trains at Jersey cry ahordins speedy anu u0''
iO Trans arrive From Pttsburg lO4o 1895
and Batm6re $50 m.: 300, 5:20, $50 and 1000 m
SUNDAY $50 a M; g:55 and 1880 D. From philadelphia,
SS9 ssS 55 and o:5O N sunday $50 600 8 lOiG.
li;4O a. M: $50. 9:35. 955 and lO:jOp. M
ITO PHILADELPHIA.
90 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND ON
SUNDAY; THREE, STATIONS ;; u ~ pHILADEL
PHGA TW2 IN Mo SET T1PR6vEp EQUIP.
MENr AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSI5-
IENI WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
Express Trains leave wa DesDrosses and Cord
laudt streets Ferries, follows -
400 1870, :, $780, 90 Limitedi IL a. M 800 20
g. G30 $50 and 10 M and II night sundays AGO and
Express daily, except sunday az
$50 IN aud running through VIA Trenton and Cam
Returning trains Philadelphia 1901, 3:f5, 525
T. 735, :, $50, and III a. limited Express l3O ~ -
$40 a. M; t. Z, 7:05 and m Leave Philadelphia via Cam
den N. aud 350p. ~. daily, except sunday. ,
Desbrosses and COrtandtsts CoUrts and BROOK
Ign Annex station, foot OF Fulton.st Brooklyn NOS ~
nc us HudsOn-st Hoboken station Jersey City Emil
grant Ticket once, Battery place. %, -, 10, am, ,roo,
The NcvYoTk Transfer Company will call lor ana check
baggage from hotels and residences n yoon
f' General Manager GEM Pass'r Agent