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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-09-30

THE fact that the French Academy
limits its membership to forty living Sim.
mortals - makes an election to that body
an extremely high honor, but as con-
temporary has well said, Westminster
Abbey is more select still and deals only
with the dead. Admission at it's doors is
the, highest distinction that can be be-
slowed upon departed worthless, and if
any part of its space is more sacred than
the others, it is the Poets Corner, in
which it is now almost certain that
monument to Lcngfellow will be placed.
Among the intellectual soverelgns who
have welded potent sway over the
hearts of men, he is certainly entitled to
place, and the erection in Westminster
Abbey of tablet bearing his name will
be graceful tribute to his genius which
will draw England and the United States
into a closer union.
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KENTUCKY is ahead of US in beginning
the Winter. A frost out there is endang-
erinc the tobacco crop.
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4sYHE*WHIGSs

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Local matter, Ten cents line for a single fnser
tton.
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The circulation Of The Wing being among the
most intelligent classes Of Cecil county and the
adjoining counties of Maryland, Pennsylvania and
Delard~e, its proprietor confidently recommends it
to Business Men as most desirable MEDIUM for
rensunerGtiue advertising.
To naintaia its high standard as family Journal
offensive Objectionable advertisements ,riii be
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REGISTRATION N0TIGE
To the Citizens Of Cecil County

rNHE Officers of Registration of the
l. respective Election districts OF Cecil county
hereby give notice that for the purpose Of revising
and completing the respective regiStries of voters
and poll books OF which they the Officers of
Registration, will sit from o'clock \. NJ. till
o'clock p. NJ. on the
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-09-30

~ Underware for men, women and chill
dren. REESE.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-09-30
New York CLOTHING HOUSE,
lS2 and 1874 West Baltimore Street

NJ r WIf WE ARE OPENING THE LATEST and
~ IT, w tNOBBIEST STYLES of GENTS and YOUTHS
----~-~-----! CLOTHING displayed city,
Frs PEET all their
produced CUSTOM
finest We
of LATEST
TRIMMED i'm FINEST Sly LIE
in
to at METROPOLITAN CLOTHING HOUSE, ,7s
West Baltimore Street. Headquarters
Clothing. MORDECAI & SMITH Pronrietors
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First Monday and Tuesday of
October in the year 1882;

1.-THE same being designated in the Act of Assem-
bly, as the - October Sitting.)" that is to say
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-13
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads
NEw-YoRK. Saturday. Nov. IL, 1ss2
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NETWORK. Saturday. Nov. H. los-'

.surS-ouiet Pots. 6ac. Pearls 6Sc so,e asde from
coFFF ERio dull the spot and h9 M has 10 arrive
nv nc vsse mot named Fair oargOes were sun ,n d1Ao
l,y Sic with the range for !,to1s M generally
% nrices j 900 bags November Solu q, an 100
S-ss IsntaTv 800 bags February and oo Jag leT
~ SsU TsDusry s5c and 500 bags May Sc ~ noes
a.. go bags and for the week no less taI 9d
nAt ~ seat al tie i4A'4llleV
av ~ $2S the Official price Is 5000 Tor wv Td
100 o. a. witch IL will be 81 900 iOr still ab9thvl an te
en- - no more will sold The large ~ fen
ions at the Exchange attracting % n the trade
~ The tnroductto. OF option TRANSACTIONS Is being
rus~ed predictions both iavoaD. Hrsv 10 inue their
SnsiSess Satisfactory settlements OF az sses IT, in
49, tbe nile however and the number OF small for
3eed ann have taken place has been si M rather weak
NV EAon1 w q sales 800 LaguayIa anu - 9
Gs6ei araccas private terms "a ,,oderaely active
w ~ hsies n II bales last evening" inc
saes A. ~. 20 "a baes for spinning delivered on ~ inst
.o Ialss Receipts the ports toea o. iss. wear
- ~ Iales same day last week, and %So'o OA'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-13
LIVE STOCK MARKgrs-BY TELEGRAPH

BUrrAo Noy. ll.-CAuu -Recelpts to-day $500 head;
ota for the week far IL Zl2 head Tor same time last
wer gtOO hea0: gnrc through 500 market dun
ana un. banged Light steers - - d 80 Good snip
s. 30 40 80.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Recepts to-day 1900 head total for
no week 5000 head; for time last
iOnu head consigned through = offerings light sales
10 sheep, III ID 20 Western Lambs
as 50; sale ali shipped through in INST
hands.
nm, far head time last week - 600 heal
through - market active hn and higher
saes GoOi hOice NOrker - 1881 Light 4Orke =,
4DdT6 Good Butchers and " edlum " oight a. lJ
choice Heavy. - 3JG = 90
CHIc AGO Nov HOGs-Receipts 10 900 head shipments,
demand fair Dut market Sow ana pfc- Vs. Acr
0tot an sold xed 8 lOHSG $50. Heavy 50 1OG@l 40,
Light S. 2 0Si 20. skins. - 90.
CATTLE - Receipts 100 shipments. 1900 head
dad Exports here Good 10 Cnoice snip
Common 20 fair - $50 Butchers - 20
- Feeders - 60 Dc4 u Texans III iei
suTy aud lower Cows - 4OQs5 6O steers - roo
4IfE Americans. - q dSh 81. ~
sHEEP-ReceIpts 1000 head shipments 900 head market
verg dul: Ommon 10 Fair at = 1OdS3 49, Medium.
10 Good. - 6JHt4 20 Choice 10 Extra ~ 4O0 30
81 LOUIS Nov. ll-CArTLE-l.cCepts, 100 head. shu-
head; not large enough 10 MAKE marhrt;
good Oat continues however ana Inc pos
pect for uc good for all desirable grades
HEP accepts 80 head; shmens LOO head. market
unchanged. only a small local trade done.
100 head shipments l20O head:
ana market slow Light shipping Good Workers. 81
Packing. So % 81 65 Butchers TO Extra Heavy,
- 5qtI
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NEw.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE,
CHEESE unchanged IN price &


am va,,orv 1ealeo CHEESE unchanged in price a
trade very dun state Factory sSls't Ed;s have
Semanc for sictiy fine marks and On suoa .ne 10
very steady Nearby. S26t3c; st sute e"N
3lci Western 29c.: Cana1a So~-'S
RICF-Ouiet unchanged
EEFpS-Quiet unchanged rar penninp; the
~ hv,nS a slow trade and are therefore no ~,
Ienfs aIv 10 any Important extent foreign ny ~
he rSod
are Iep95v 9e his wear Refined selling 70 ony aI hd
teDt At steady prices Cut Loaf se ~ pes
eIate ,,ared 81 oc Granuated, Vlsdb &C.
XS' Mould A. s7sci onlectOuors do So ~,
-, on DO Stsd-acs White ENth - $500
Willow DO do 7sais4o yellow O. e's@' 4c' i'"0"'
0Sg ouet and held Arm prices quoted last
IA AH'WvHDu1 and weak Prime city quoted e''c
ssIos 10000 %, ooIs dosc
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6te1nsuats Trl 3 rilrJI1L.
---e--'--'-----|'|---~--|
DAKOTA,

DAnOiA'
MlNNEsOrA, and the NORTHWEST ST PAUL, MIN.
NhAPoLIs and all points in COLORADO OREGON.
CALItokNIA, NEBRASKA UTAH. and MONTANA,
Ai' '0~0lod aifect from CHICAGO VIA tla
CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN R'v
n rms from one I've trains daily each way between
thICAto AM prominent Western polat& IT ALONE
HUNS IMPERIAL PALACE DINING CARS west Of Chr
easo PULLMAN sLEEPERs run on all ofits through
aAa Nsht trains For rates Of fare other Information
SpPU Oy letter ora Oees'a eolqoa ag,nt to
l.. +. BOOTH,
General Eastern Agent No. 4l5 Broadway New.Yo rk.
RE HALLWAY now known rs the NEW
1-, iOlsh, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD.
pa incinna and 3bca1o 6 9 te D'o nrarino
iV % n M ACES 0 1 10 bnuao ana suspension Bridge
a. m connecting with ast trains to the West aud south.
Ma Rgs Fuumans best Drawing sleeping Coaches
c6ogb m sPay1Pasas Express for Sleeping
Without ohsnge Hotel coaches through Chicago.
hgt9eTi'd and rassie O. 100 $50 93O Io2Oa ~ u
.01li D. 900 % 10. $50 O. TO- go 1870 D. m,
10 m Ti5 Sundays $50, 1920 M l45 63Op
h9 e!iS g. 72o 80 $40 logo m II noOn las
m,anisht sundays $50 10 70 H. IS go u, a ana mid
D Newark and Paterson via Newark e46. $40 l18Oam.
S SG 4 og 929 9l 7So y midnight saturday
hgne r ON sundays, g.l5 m, 8.l0, 63Op.m.
I' asg + m and y mdnght sundays & $50 1920 a. H.
%a.SSiEA 80 a N, 81
A.. Sew9grs ana Cornwall 1850 m $3.50 30 p m sun
GS9asai e9i sS 9sf It, % % sunday m
MiiG e'own 8 80 o. 1920 M 300 $3.50 T. us p m.
vitd Midland an Railroad 9 at Maln. and 80
ro'. Js5'ls 90 9 1912 m 4?0, 9, :, 7:I5 ,. sun
dI{ o., 10 i.sI 10. "a a m, ., $50 and p m:
oas cave go s. quarter Of and quarter after each hour
Hgn . 20 a. N 10 $40 p. and at 1913 and 1ls5 p m.
sleeping Coaches and
S N e n or may be left at the Comganys Ohees
C22GItst.. b ooABn, or at the Ompany's Depots
EnllgraAt Agency No Battery place
II eat IN
ana Il; a n and l0l0 IN.
NIX HkRN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
trains cave for Englewood Closter Permon and Nyack
81 ~ a. M = 4. 4.5Q, 30 a., $50 ~, Il mid
g. ahlet spring Valley aud Monsoy. 7, 10 m 4j0 ?.
JNo y. ABBOTT. GenT Pass'r Agent New.York.
NO2WlCH LINE
- 10 Boston Worcester Nashua Portland and the East
CITY OF WORCESTER
Without exception the most boat the sound and
the Iavoiite CITY OF NETWORK.
leaves Pier NO 40 North River OF pier
above Dcsbiossesst Ferry day except Sundays at 4JJp
GTONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
- CONNEDTGNG WITH ALL POINTS EAST
Reduced fare s. TO Boston for hrscass tickets good only
Elegant daily Sundays e1ce7te1 40 p.
N rom Fler IS North River TOO, * ayst, Ne~ YORK ar
lVng IN Boston at n Tickets for SAFE at AL principal
PRoylDENcE LINE for freight only. Steamers Leave
L ". FILKINs, General Passenger Agent.
FALL RIVER LINE for BOSTON and the
EAST.-FAKDS KEDU CED, SO 70 Boston, Lowell and
BRISTOL and PRoTIDENCF leave New.York on after.
Of Nuraysi az 40 Connection boat rom
Broo~yn foot Of FWoust. and Jersey city from foot
OF j. ,,uange place al ?. ~.
BORDEN K LOWELL. Agents. ,
GEO /. CONNOR, Geul Pass. Agent
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Eost aHo fonno.

q SOA REWARD. - LOST - DIAMOND
QOOO BROOCH.-Lost on sunday evening while
traverslng the following large diamond brooch
tanning thirteen Of large size fun desp
ton Of which De had Tinanys walked fTom
ladies' enuau,e Fifth Ayen9e Hotel down Broadway %
north side Z3d-st. Othaye.
side 23d to Broadway crossing q east Side 5th.
ave, down 9TH ave 10 10Th 81, and returning east
5th.ave ladies entrance. Fifth Hotel.
Any person returning said brooch to J H. AN EKLl, 40
Fifth Avenue uOtel. or 40 HAkEkLIs FOL kIEENIu
STREET THEATRE viii Do rewarded 10 the extent u
5000, and no questions asked.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-13

HAVANA Nov. u.-Sugar-MarEet remained Quiet but
vrta. centrifugal ops % 95C polarization, boxes and
no. 81 10 80
e. 50 riIs gold per arrobe MuscOvado Couson ~ Fan -
rs. rea, SOcKs warehouse al Havana ana Maia1aa
40 G',1 Toxe. 40 and $3.50 hhd+ Receipts OF
the week- bags and - hhds Exports durlbe the week
4o hnves rs bags and 800 hhd-. including 44OO
baes and ZOO hhds 10 the United states. Exchange
9aT on The United states 60 days gold sa prem short
gbt do 90 aRa4 prem London. loS4 GI5< PREM on
PARIS 5QJia prem Spanish gold. Io9 ,
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THE POPULAR SHORE LINE.

A
FOR PROVIDENCE, BOSTON AND THE EAST.
ALL RAIL FROM GRAN DCENlhAL DEPOT,
Three express trains daily sundays excepted 70 Boston at
sos (paror cars attached and 10 p u, with
palace sleeping cars
LIMITED TICKETS TO BOSTON, ALL RAIL, IS.
NEWPORT express al y IL, paror cars aetAcheil. ar
rives at Newport I y.
PROVIDENCE special express at p. NJ (paror cars az
tachedI arrives at Providence lO:2U p.
Tickets and parorcar secured AZ Firth Avenue aAd
indsOr Hotel OEces Grand Central Depot
l. ". FILkINs General Passeng' T Agent
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Grate5, TENDERS, etc.
Gtramboats an0 Railroads..

ALBANY BOATS. PEOPLES LINE
Il DREW aud T. JOHN leave Pier a. North River loot
Canalsf every WEEK DAY. ~ p. connecting az
Albany sunday morning excepted with trains North West
q a. ~titeruOus warmed
Excursion Albany and return good 80 days g 90
". EVERETT. President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-13

, CITY RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION

Office. Fer ls Y. X, ZOO; Of cortandtsL
ConSignmens OF TegAt forwarded auy oag
OF the world
UNLQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
received for delivery Of az kads ireigat
ohandise any part OF the city.
SEA AND HAkBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND uAI.
BOR LIGHIEEAGE
Freight every description promptly yheredt any poz,
tie harOor ~ reasonable rates
sIEAMsOAJs. BAkGEs AND GROVES TO CHAL.
TERROR kACU ksIONS
John IL -Is1n aud Erastus Corning NEW
RAVEN, leave PeE 10 ~ L.. al y. dAy. l5agrd4Y,
excepted
METkoPOLIs EXPRESS co. between New.York aaI
New Haven. Care snd GispaIch guaranteed
Freight points ID, L. w. A. gsseY az Pier -.
tOT New-IIayen ana points East at Pier Is
NORTH SHORE, 5IAIES LAND.-Elsye Niles zoe
1eR Cents, VIA Steamers lr0n Pier l. H. mtsRAss
Gen TRIAL slilFl AhD, Oon.naaipaw. v. dry DJ3k,
Machine anu Boiler SHOPS, everything appeTtaus W tAs
construction anu repair VI vessels
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gteamboats ano Railroads.
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND Hut

NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD-Commoncing November T. 1882.
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot;
Western and Northern Express 10 Rochester and
Montreal with drawlng-rOOm saratoga.
sfUa special Express for Chicago daily stopping only
at Albany Rochester BuO Er1e, Cleveland and
Toledo.
Chicago Express drawing cars 10 Canaan
dagua, Rochester and Buffalo.
10 Abany and Troy with connection 70 tea sara
tOgR. Glens Fails Lake George and Rutland
$3.50 D. IN, A ibany ana Toy special saturdays only
D. M. Accommodation 10 A bany Troy.
st Louis wi sleeping cars for 81 Louis
running through every day the week. Also niagara tss
BunaO and Toledo
$50 D. M Express daily except sunday with sleeping cars
TO Syracuse and Auburn Road also 10 saratoga ana Mon
p. Pacific Express, daily. with sleeping cars for
Rochester Buffalo, Cleveland Toledo Detroit chicago anu
LowStlie.
IL y. Night Express. with Soepng-cars TO Albany ana
Troy Connects with morning the West and
Tickets on Bowling Green, 252 and Alb Broad
and WescOtts Express OnCes Park.lace and 100
and 9i2 Broadway, New York, and 333 MashingtOn-st
Brooklyn c. b. MkEkEh
l. NJ IDUCEY Gen Sup't Gen Az
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NisceildHeons.

GlisceildHeons.
VOID seedy-lOOking hats.-Silk, Derby, any
- hats renovated viii buying extraordinary
money gentemens hats honed for - cents 4j Oh
ege pace.
COPPER, IRON and STEEL SASH CHAINS
~ Tor suspenling window sashes Warranted FOR aiteen
- EIKlJeth-st,
vi Hester. THOMAS NORTON.
HEATING and Self-Feeding ParlOr stoves,
L Il Ranges House Furnishing Goods Il. & J. AOWBRAY
- VeSey St, OppOslt, Washington Market
NNANTED-A machine for making Woven
w Spring Mattresses send drawings and cash price 10
JOHN MORRIS, Regent Works Stafford. England.
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flnauciIL.

ovrrcg OF THE NEW YORK EQUITABLE INSURANCE Col
5S WALLsT, NEW YoAK, Nov 10 ISS2.)
Ara SPECIAL MEETING OF the Directors
u NJ HE new YORK EQUITABLE 1NSU kANCE
COMPANY held this day. Mr.. jobs MILLER Tas n1a1 ~
r,o1siv elected President IN plse Of IC HAhDJ IhOk H.
deceased and Nj CHA kLEe l. N was APPOINTED sec
800 1885, CHARLES L. GUM, secretary.
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NEV-l OK. Nov = FL
THE STANDARD CONSOLIDATED MN
ING COMPANY today declared Divide nj uulb'r .
Twenty Gents Per share payable Nov 3 SIS, az the
AMI Trust Transfer lone- u7e
Noy. 8. and open Nov. H. 81 H. COOK NItc President.
NEwYORK Nov 6. 1852
THE y. SAFETY GATE COMPANY dis
dv d,cI-.f Oh, regular monthly Dividend OF one Per
cent an lie cautl soc pa the Office OF the company
81 D..N. binding. November lI. 4-~- transfer Doohs
close NOvtI4 JcI j.. lus U- ru November d.
DE- LACEY LOUCkS, President
4. j. LoUcK-. T.oasll,r
sax FRtvcl,co oct p. I-s2
THE BODlE Consolidated MINING
l COMPANY las declared Dividend 80. - o.. IWeuty
cents p1ga1i" November - Eastern -to no ae3
ore be- ped 40 me office OF Laiaw CO.. Ia All
ST.. YORK. transfer books viii close November &c
WILLIAM h. LIZ T. Secretary
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COLUMBUSs CHIG G A6S ,. A AZ INDIANA

COLUMBUS, CHICAGO AND INDIANA
u CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY. ---
PURCHASING Committees NoTlCE
The reorganization Of this company having Deeu
asTnfd holders OF more than nine tent OF us III
solidatod Mortgage Bonds and sevelelgnts 81 ,e
Interested III
rtcs who have hitherto failed 10 subscribe from hA Oi
Ce or other causes having requested h further OppOI
,ty should them for their assent 10 the aE
Committee have resolved Win ne ''
seI f majority of the present subscribers 10 reopen the
agreement for further signature ~, ,here
fore be received from bOndbOders and stoc kh0deis ~
ONES of I : Kennedy 4 co. No SO Wliamst or OF g.
Osiporu q Co 81 Broad st or OF the Union IIus IN
pany no Is broadway. New York. from November uh-
November 20 1882. al p.
Purchasing Committeo receipts now ready Tor DEWEY
Of Trust Company, NO ~ bIoau""S
New York. "a
win hereafter given when payment OF
Bonds and STOCK will be required
New.YOrk, Nov. 3. 1882.
% $ghS k + ssSPE Purchasing Committee
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MINNESOTA. and tho NORTHWEST, ST PAUL. MIN.
NhAfOLIS and all points in COLORADO, OREGON.
CALlfOhNIA, NEBRASKA. UTAH, and MONTANA,
are reached direct from CHICAGO vlatla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-13
cHIcAGO AND NoRrHwEsrEnY a.

Trims from one TO nve trains daily each WAY between
ohlCAto AMI prominent Western polnt& IT ALONE
Runs IMPERIAL PALACE DINING CARS west 81 Chr
cage rOLLhAN sLEEPERs all Otis through
a1 sn. trans For rates OK fare and other information
HppS W letter ora Ders)l ooipoa uoxei aglt
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after Oefoher ~ lssl

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New.YCrk. Via Desbrosses and COurtandt
nsrs6nfs Pi,tsbGfs the West and south with Pullman
hicago Limited Of ParlOr Dining, smoking and sleep
wiiiamspOrt Lock haven, m. nj Cory and Enc at
connecting at ouy for IitusylIe, Petroleum Cen
Batmore Washn gton and the SOUTH Limited washingtsa
a NJ arrive Washington p m. Regular via Is aud P Il
r. at 10 and $50 q ~ o:to amp ~ ana Il night via
sunday via s. and P r. r. o a an M ? m' and IL night
Atlantic city. except sunday 6IS ~ m and p m On
For ape Nay except sunday SIS, lIlOa on Saturdays
Long branch Bay Junction and intermediate stations
via Railway and Am6oy a m !. noon S5g 1aa p NJ
Jersey CITY, Aaording speedy and direct transfer for
T0 From Pttsburg 500 and ll20 m 80 and
1920 p III. daily. From washington and Baltimore, o 80
SOam iO3, and 10 90 D M. From Baltimore p NJ.
Sundays, 95j p m From PhtadelphlA 800. 6:.U $50
100 $50 955 10 90 1855 and lO5Op m. sunday $50
$50 $50 $50, ll4oa H.. 60 49, $50. 1920 1895 and
-O'' y L. TO PHILADELPHIA
THE oLD.EsrABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK. DAYS AND ooN SUN.
DAY 8 srArioNSS E " .Y ratkADALFA4A = IN
DorBIE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
NEST, AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
Express Trains leave New York and Court
!, 3. o. Z, >, ana D. tn and IL night sundays .. ,
20 Limited, and ~ w. l. o. T. >, and p u, and -
Expless Trains leave New.Y0rk daily. except sunday
7:-O ~ and p. H. running through wa Trenton and
Camden
RetTug trains leave Broad street station, Philadelphia
II OF 800 a2u 80 600 $50, so, $50, and ii a. ~
Qlmlted Express I3Op. m, J. 3. = 7.23 Limited, O.
65O 745, and $40 p m. on sunday l2OI, 3Oj. 80
345 30 (J:ZJ Limited 3y 10, and $50 T. m
Leave Pnuadepha Camden a. anu $50 N. daily
except sunday. - ,,-
foot OF De.brosses and COurJlaudtstsi COurtst and
BROOK yn Annex station foot OF FutOnsL Brooklyn Nos
ia li6 and ls hudson st. uoDoAen station jersey Cyi
IMMIGRANT Ticket Once : Ba terry p ace.
ME York Trans 81 Company VIII call 1Or ani cAecA
Eagrare nom hotels and residences. .
CHARLES r. PUGH- j. X MOoD
General Manager General fAss T Agent.
TROY BOATS-CITlZEN'S LlNE.-New
A steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY leave iI1y
EXCEPT saturday, Pier ~ NOrt1 RIVER foot CIFis.
connecting with morning Trains Tor NOfsA al
$50 sunday steamer touches II AlJAuJ
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Steamboats, anb tsai!roaoG.

Pullman slesosrs via v. Y n II and Il. H. r.. lesys'
Grand Cenra Depot at ls5 week DAYS Oct io.s,,
SeY-YOrK and NeWkngaDd RAILROAD. AZ rfaAi S'HbA
Depot and prlucipa. IJG5h
TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU.
Il sAToNIC and NAUGA1UCK RAILkOADS-stsa,n ~
leave CaJharnesup ll:3O a s. 10 p z'l-se hfss
kiyeT, 3.lJp. m Fare lower than " any other rOa,@
RONDOUf and KINGSTON.-LandiDg al
IA Crausons West Point Cornwall NeWDu z MarbOrVt
Milton Poughkeepse and Es0Dus connecting with seT and
Delaware anu stony C0ye Railroads. Steamboats, city 0 Cats
Kill and ames v. Baldwin frOBI AaIrsOns a.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-13
Diui0enJ Nontej.

Diui1enJ Nontej.
OFFICE or THE HOMESTEAD MEEG CoMrANY,
II WALl--I.. NEW-NO Oct. II l1oI.
dividend No JO-Ine regular monthly
IL dividend OF FORTY CENTS PER SHARE has been
declared i1r -rueu payable the Oice OF the transfer
AGENTS .Ot-N-BEItY * 'uAGGIN, no L. waist, On the
DIN inst Transfer BOO IS close ON the 2Urh inst.
LOUN1BIRl e. HAGGlN. Transfer Agents.
Hons SILVER MINING COMPANY,
OFFICE. $50. - WALLsT. $500 Z
NEw. YogK. oct. IS. 1Ss2)
dividend No. IA quarterly divide d
- of s301uDp LAS been THIS day declared, being
THfFE PR CENr on thc cauital stock payable 20 stock
holders record November al tie office 81 the company
TIIL.ir boI.s N. bee closed on NoVeule am IeopeIen
November Us. W. = ma l. 'e''''"'J'-
OrF1cr or ruF JoCUIsTIrA MINING COMPANY,
no. Ie WALL--I. " EW- NJEK. EOv. D. lec4.
DTVTDTND 40. 6.-Thc Jo'uStita Mining
C0mranv has this Day declared quarterly dvdenl ol
one LhLGrDd ihol-lu dollars bong one DOlLAi. =. ffJ
.IIf. ulvsle q. q Office oil Louusbery Hassn, 90 i
Wal IT,. Sine gfl l-i
r. r LOUSsBERY,
President
The comet., 1882-03-18
GEN. Hancock.
Chicago Times,

Whenever General Hancock now
makes Il public appearance, the jour-
nails which opposed him in 1880 are,
considering their gross abuse of him
then, something TOO warm and lavish
in their eommendation of him as a
soldier and a patriot. He is now de-
scribed as a very decorous and most
ardent lover of his country. He was
then denounced as brute and q traitor
He is now complimented upon the
robustness of his health. 1t was
asserted during the campaign that he
larded the lean earth as he walked
aIong-the same earth which would
speedily cover him, since he was a
sorry wreck, mentally and physically.
He is now so very modest in his bear
ing. He was then, according TO later
eulogists, lidieulOusly vain and un-
warranty ambitious. Perhaps, the
General himself would on the whole
be better pleased if, at the expense of
their present superlatives, these
organs had treated him in 1850 with
something like common decency and
fairness. And it would certainly con-
duce to the regulations of these jour
nals if they would not so persistently
and openly cali attencion to their own
gross calumnies.