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Leave View YORK from station G.. H. p Of y. ). -
For Thi3Lcluha, Nn aud Or cn,t-. M I:ij $40 ll:l
T. 1.iJ > $50 JjU 200, 900 On sunday at $40
$50 IL For hId and hciks sts 1t 1lo' LILO
liO. 4.sU 30, D. III. on sunday at $40 q. N
For Trenton. 10 $50, ll:l5 l:5J 43O, $50. l.
y D. In. GA ~ii lly. -: - a. m, go, L y, m.
Isimu trliu. leave Philadelphia for N-w- YORK
From stations ph.la. and ,eng r. r., Ninth AM Green
sts az s:aO 800 II l:l D. $50 $40. Gao, - p H.
Ca sunday. al 500 4 rl.. $3.50 T. D. H.
From IIO lui BerK~t al DO 30, =: - J. H. l. 0'V
5.2U $3.50. ll.}O M sunday "a s:l ; d., $50 y H. .
From Trenton l2j. u:-p c:H3, 800, loV7 l;o4 a. M -
4.25 N1f l.2> d. ~. SUNDAY las o. 3 m. f:lj n ~
III LLaAN PARLON CARS are attached 70 CAV lstiir
and -liEPING COACH IN 10 midnight trains from NS"
YORK. ami Philadelphia. ,,---
Connection made JcTSey Guy station 10 anu from
Ernn.ip and iye Depot, Jersey CITY 80, 49,,
1cscts ior sale al If LiOrryst Nos. 230. pol 40l
gt .-- p, BROADWAY. and at tns prime D1 hotels Nos
and Courts. AMI AuucN OLice Je~r- Nhau, Brooklyn
y y Tran company ~ IL call iot anu cheek baggage
b.. T. Is4dpn, Gen. Pass. Agent
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IRON STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

Tickets 1904 on either per.
Excursion Tickets Tor sale u AL Elevated RalrDlt
Stations
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a tNV- Jersey SOUTHERN RAILWAY,
y VIA SANDY HOOK,
STEAMERS LEAVE PIER =, y. r.,

FOOT REClC ri:
For IIighands, Se4Dngnt Monmouth Beach and Long
Branch 5.i5, 7:f5, ., u $780, 4, 5:41 p m sun
For Atanlic Highlands 7:i5 o IL 1870, $40 o. 5l5
p III.
J:lJ p. m.
To Whlne Atlantic City, vineland and all stations to
New YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
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Boats Iesye West 2lst-st. Sjj, 9.5J l05j 1855 a.
1910, l2j 2:l0 1JJ 40, 40, jlO 900, $40 49, 4l
500 $40 p.
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Trains CONEY ISLAND, 1885, 800 o:}2 n M. and
~ minutes until lu.I5 D. AMI Last train at l;lS p
Th5 lu:iJGnd ll;l5 IL trains land al Pier u Only
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Pier North River 92j / %, ll25 a. m; 1925. l.
155. 2lO BPS. 4lO, 400 $40, C:2j, l:lO, 75j SAC.
1910 D. III.
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TICKETS for sale on sixth aud NINTH Avenue Els.
Railroads. % CENTS round trip. including eeyatot
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West 1Othst, 91O 1910 ll:l0 A. m; 1910. 1895, 1:
q g. 3:l0, 5jJ 4:i0, 3d. GlO o.55, $40, s:25 $40
Z. II.
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Third season SEA BEACH PALACE HOTEL. one hun-
cred Best abe dhOte dinner 81. Superior restla-
rant POPULAR PRICES
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DIED.

HoRR-In Cleveland, JAN 81, 1882.
Ralph T. Horr, in the 47th year Of his
age.
Mr. Horr's death, which occurred while
he was assisting in harnessing his horse,
was very sudden, though not unexpected.
He was informed by his physicians over
three years ago that his recovery was i'm
possible. Since then, many weeks of his
life have been spent in daily expectation
of death. His physicians repeatedly
wrote to his friends to prepare for the
worst Through all he bore his great suf-
ferings with a fortitude, patience,
cheerfulness, even hopefulness unequall-
ed His courage never for a moment
failed him, though always anxious to live,
he many times expressed himself as ready
and willing to die.
Mr.. Horr's peculiarities of temperament
and character were such that he could
find enjoyment in life under the most ser
ious encouragement and misfortunes.
Such natures often have the greatest dread
of death. Not so with him. The calm
composure with which he awaited his
summons were truly remarkable.
He often talked as freely and calmly OF
his approaching death as of any event in
his past life.
In his death his wife loses devoted
husband, his children the kindest of faith
ers, his mother an affectionate son, his &C
quaintances a genial friend and the
world an honest man.
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w. Il L. Z. Railroad.

From our exchanges we learn that the
rate of fare on the w. & L. E. R. R. is three
cents per mile one way; round trip tickets,
five cents per mile.
Toledo has bid $175, 900 for the shops,
and Norwalk Is not so certain of securing
them as she was. The matter of locating
has been referred to the Executive CON-
mittee of the Board of Directors
The entire right of way through Ere
mont except two or three small parcels,
has been secured, at cost of 100000
The depot is in the central part of the
city, and will take the cream of the bust
ness.
The road is expected to be ready for
passenger traffic between Massillon and
Toledo by next May.
At meeting held in Norwalk, last
week, ]. G. Kennedy, of New York, was
elected President and N Fl. Swayne, of
Toledo, Vice-President M
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LATER NEWS.
Nh MoRGAN. from the Committee


Public Lands; reported favorably with amend
ments, 20 the Senate on the 9th, the bin grant,
ing the right OF way over public lands In Ala
bama and TO grant lands in asd Of the Gulf q
Chicago Air Line Railway Company. The fol-
lowing bills were introduced: BY Mr.. Garland,
authorizing the erection Of q public building
g 81 %r s tSe Sf the
tirement OF Brevet Major General Meigs,
win win, the he, Inak and pay q f. nsjSs Ssnes
Peaisd, came up q aninisSed business. S but
its author. Nr ingalls, NJ. Williams, 10 whom
the floor was assigned specially, then proceed
q S p6 eens 1D fa
aas as as e shs
gan offered q concurrent resolution for
a treaty Of reciprocity between AeIioo
snd Iaid s on the sable table. he sts Senate then
went into executive session and adjourned.
-. !. In the House Mr.. Joyce obtained leave to
proposed dS % oer e 70 he apporonmsnf I S me e
ing the number OF Representatives at o65- Mr..
President for informafion as to the rishr OF
authority under which the Republics of North
and South America were invited 70 send COM
washington in November, iSsa; adopted. Mr.
Cobb introduced q resolution calling on the
concerning. land grant roads, the names
Of such roads, number Of acres granted. how
much granted 10 companies which have not
ed BY law; referred. BY Mr.. willis 10 author
ize the withdrawal from warehouses, without
tax, Of alcohol and other spirits to be used I'm
Mr.. Joyce, OF Vermont, moved to suspend the
rules and pass bill for the appointment of .
Commission on the subject OF alcohoiic trafhc;
the motion was lost-yeas IL, nays es. Adr
Journed.
GUrTEAU is TO be allowed hereafter to
see no one bat his relatives and the guard,
who Is TO be with him constantly. His meals
are to be prepared under the. closest official
scrutiny. .-l.,-s t-a. sa
The bill denying admission to the
noor Of the House Of Representatives Of any
delegate or representative guilty of bigamy or
polygaIny was passed on the 9Th under a sus-
pension Of therules, there being but three OPP
posing votes.
ScovILLE left Washington on the 9th
for his home In Chicago, where he expects to
remain until March 4th, when he viii return
and file his bin Of exceptions In the Guiteau
case before the court Of bane.
A ST.. PAUL, Mimi, special Of the 9th,
says: Grant County, Dakota, is emhroiled tn
. COUNTY seat war. The coun'y records are at
Bigstone c ty, in defiance OF an alleged Judi
cial decision that Milbank was designaied as
the county seat Last November. Lately two
county commissioners tried to remove the
records TO hflbank, supported by two to three
Bigstone preyented them. Specials say fully
three hundred armed m n are now at Bisstons
threAtentnG % shoot whoever attempts TO r.
move the safe.
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The total gives 45S enrolled; cases of
tardiness, 8; per cent of daily attendance,
96-2. During the month there We're en-
rolled in the different schools sixteen new
students.
Owing to the great amount of sickness
caused by vaccination, the absence for the
month was greater than for any preceding
month of the school year, as will be seen
by the per cent of attendance. We hope,
during the present mouth, to come back to
the usual attendance. The five cases of
tardiness in the High School all occurred
in one day by a peculiar combination of
circumstances. In the other schools there
was less tardiness during the month than
in any equal length of time during the
last two years. II. II. KrNIsos, Supt
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Do Not Be Deceived.

In these times of quack medicine ad-
gratifying to find one remedy that Is
worthy of praise, and which really does
as recommended. Electric Birters we
can vouch for as being true and relia-
BILE remedy, and that will do as recon-
mended. They invariably cure stomach
and Liver Complaints, Diseases OF the
Kidney and Urinary difficulties. We
know whereof we speak, and can readi-
ly say give them trial. Sold by j.
w. Houghton, at fifty cents bottle.
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A Remarkable Coincidence

It is matter of journalistic record,
that some years since, schooner set
sail from Baltimore, having on board a
crew of thirteen men. By q most sing
ular freak of nature, the entire force
was attacked by skin disease, which
manifested itself In large liberated sores
on the arms and hands. wholly incapac-
itating the men from duty. The result
was that the vessel was towed back to
the city where the men were placed In
the hospital. Morali Had Swayne's
Ointment skin disease been used in the
first place the crew would have recov-
cred in Il to 4S hours. 204
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England the stormswas very severe and high
winds prevailed, doing mneh damage to prop


WEST AND SOUTH.
THREE young ladies were drowned at Broad
way Depot, Va, in attempting to cross the
river In q frail boat on the 1st
MAJoR CRARLks A. WEES, of the 18th Unit
ed States Infantry, died as Fort McDayitt,
Texas, on the 1st- lri
A FIRE at Fort Lezvenvorth, Kansas, on the
1st, destroyed part Of the barraekA Loss toO,-
600; no insurance. A few soldiers were slight
ly injured.
GOVERNOR JKRohs, of Michigan, has called
An extra session Of the Legislature TO meet
February %, to consider the Congressional ep-
portionment relief for fhe FIRE sufferers and the
rrport of the tax law commission.
TIE Kentucky House of Representatives de-
feated the whipping post bnl BY one vote on
the ID.
CHRISTIAN BRIrrExBAcH, q life convict in
the Michigan penitentiary, sentenced In No
vember, 1873, for the murder of his grand
father in Detroit, escaped from that prison on
the ID by unlocking his cell IN some manner
and then making q hole in the cornice, through
which he escaped. No clue has yet been OBJ
tanned that promises to lead TO his recapture.
IMPORTATION was received at Richmond, on
the Sd, Of q gas explosion at Grove Shaft,
Midlothian coal mines, Chesterfield County,
Va, and that thirty-two men were buried in
the shaft under the ground. Some Of the gas
teasers went nearly to the bottom Of the pit
three times, but were forced to return on 40
count of the suffocation by the smoke and gas.
The shaft is nearly 600 feet deep, running
about three-quarters Of mile In lateral d.
rection. The mines are owned by b. II. Bur
roughs, Of New York, and cost about $500, 900.
A JBRsEYvnLR, Mo-, dispatch says: Lewis
R. Phipps, residing near Fieldon, had some
trouble with q lot Of sc hool children in the
highway on the Sd, and followed them to the
school house near Rosedale, where son of
Tuck Medford, aged fifteen years, whipped
out knife and stabbed Phipps to death. The
boy is now In jan. Phipps was q man Of thirty
and married. alr-
TEE Worth County Cou IT House ct Grafton,
Iowa, and an adioinins block, were destroyed
by fire on the 3D. The loss Il heavy.
c. NJ. SAVAGE, mem"er Of the firm of A.
Ramsey, mining & Co, Of Miles, City, Mimi,
recently fled an assignment wiz liabilities Of
about s250, ,0ot ;, and asked for the arrest Of As
signee Harding on the ground Of misappropri-
alton Of funded war rants issued.
TEE Attorney General Of Texas published
his annual report on the LIST. The following
are the number Of felonies committed in that
State during the year 1851: Murder, $50; theft,
also; arson, S21; Poisoning, o5; rape, -;
robbery, %; forgery, III; burglary 21l; en-
bezxlement, -; other felonies, 1,oo5; total,
4,2o6. Convictions $50, against . total Of a55
In 1880. -auuE 9a a.f
INFORMATION received from the Midlothian
mine disaster, at tCoalfeld, Chesterfield County,
Va, on the 5th, is Of the, most discouraging
nature There is no earthly hope that any Of
the thirty-two entombed men are now alive.
Every effort was being made to enter the pit
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subject aud delivered his decision overruiinr
the motion for new trial The. prisoner list
ened quietly to the convincing rulings of the
trial had been denied them As soon as the
Judge had concluded the District Attorney
rIpted by Mr.. scoyiilc. who excepted TO the
decision, and fled motion In arrest OF judr-
time Guitean interrupsed. He asked the Court
II tnere was snything necessary for him to do
to receive his rights, and he reiterated his Oft
yers 70 assist him before the court in BANG.
Scoyflle tried 70 interrupt his client, and Gui-
team Tea At ence became enrayed, He rurned upon
OF his method OF conducting the trial You
are doing well enough on your theory, Sco-
The Judge informed Nr. scoviile that he
se q % S ME
tions. do understand that it IL necessary to
pass sentence nowr' exelsimed. the prisoner,
which q moment before be had abused his
lawyers. Sentence viii be passed now, but
execution deferred" quietly remarked the
nt Of irnpotent rage. He sputtered 4 few
wrathful sentences at Scoyilic- The Dis
be- pnsd upnS tSs snat nse
shouted the assassin. who. by this time wss
In o6sdlence to the irssrucsions ions OF he Court
he stood upa and raplied to the question as 70
sn ss
OF brayado, he threntcned with Gods punish
ment all who had been engaged In his convic-
not in it one word OF sympathy for the guilty
wretch. A breathlcss silence prevailed during
It's delivery, and as the Last fatal words, May
tered in low but perfectly distinct tones,
Guiteau sayagely leaned forward and echoed
them detantly, sAnd may God have mercy on
your soul. You need it more than do, and
then he poured forth q torrent of vituperation
last three monts. Its burden was the now
familiar refrain. "I am Gods man. The act
did was commanded by Him, and He win
has come OF IL. God Almighty will curse you
all, from the Judge down to the humblest
below The devils are waiting fer YOU. 1 may
not have To go for some time. 1 may be
President yet, but n am hanged this nation
will roll in blood" Having let loose his unr
governable temper, he was forced from the
court room by the ever faithful bailirs and
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Free of Charge.

All persons suffering from Coughs,
Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Loss of
Voice, or any affection of the Lungs,
are requested 70 call att. w. Houghton's
Drug Store and get trial bottle of DIR.
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
tion, free Of charge, which will convince
them of Its wonderful merits and show
what regular dollar-size bottle will do.
Call early. SLY
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Go to Houghton's for WILSON'S bro
Seed. put up in pound packages, COM
posed of Canrary and hest German Rape
Seed-no hemp. The best auIhorltles
condemn the use of hemp for all kinds
of singing and fancy birIs. Gravel
Paper for cages. Insect Powder. Bird
Tonic, Bath and Seed Cups, kept In
stock. Aisoa new book, entitled "Hoine
Pels aud their treatment," on the care
and management OF birds, tsh, dogs,
cats. rabbits, Guines pigs, ferreIs,
souirreIs. chickens, parrots, pigeons,
e1c. Try wilson's goods. They are
cleaner and better than any ever offered
in this market.
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roRElcN INrELLreRncE.

TIE Catholic journal, Seyls F<tuvo, publish
ed an appeal TO the Spanish nation, on the 1st,
signed by the Bishop Of Madrid and committee
Of the proposed pilgrimage 70 Rome 1t men,
tions the riot during the removal Of the re-
mains Of Pope Plus, and declares that the Pope
Is prosecuted, despoiled and held prisoner BY
the sectarians of Liberalism, and that the Pope
desires the Spanish pilgrimage
GAMBKrTA has assumed the editorial direc-
ton of the RepubliQsss Frassesiss.
NEARLY every inhabitant Of one town In
Loughmask, LELAND, have been arrested on
suspicion Of completely In the murder OF the
process server, Huddy, aud his nephew.
TEE Bulgarian National Assembly build
fngs at Sofa, Bulgaria, were destroyed BY fire
IT Is said the Pope Is about to create the
once of Pspal Delegate 70 America, and that
Bishop Fitzgerald of Little Rock win be ap-
pointed 10 that office.
TEE italian Chamber Of Deputies passed Q
bill for the scrutin de hste system In elections
-2S5 TO 125. The Government made the adop-
ton Of the bin q Cabipet question.
IT is believed the German Government WIN
not adhere TO any arrangement for the adoption
of an international bimctaltc standard without
the concurrence OF England.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-02-08
The Bark From the Bed.
"Ay boat is on the shore,
And INV hsrk q or, thu oaa

And my bark Is on the sea"
Rhymes the poet, but the :" bark - that
comes up from the trundle bed is one of
far more importance to parents.
Browns Expectorant will cure that
bark, and when there is so prompt and
efdcacious remedy to be had, there is no
need for the little ones, or the older
ones either, to suffer with colds, ,hoarse-
ness, difficulty in breathing, or dozen
other ailments incidental TO changes OF
temperature. For sale by H. &. Starr
& Co. Call for our Taraxine memoran-
pun Books, free. r9c
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-02-08

HUsrBuGGED AGAIN.-I saw so niue.
said about he merIIs of Hop Bitters, and
my>wite who was always doctoring ANA
never well, teased me so urgently to geI
her some, I concluded to De humousged
again: aud am glad 1 did, for In less
f6sn tx q months use OF the Bitters my
wife was cured, and she has remained
60 for eigbieen months since. like
snch humbugging.-H. T., Sc. Pual,-
Pioneer Press. Sl-z
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Farmers Institute.

The annual meeting of the Lorain
the Opera House in Elyris on Wednesday,
February 18th, 1882, at 10 O'Clock A. N.
..., N. B. GATES, Sec'y.
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The Children of Israel

Took Alaxine or anti-bilious prescrip-
tion during their sojourn in the wilder
ness, and found it to be the peer of all
remedies as Stomach and Liver COR
rector and as . Laxative to keep the
bowels regular. It beat the Jews high
est anticl pations. It does every ones.
Sold at Wooster & Adams's.
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TIE MARKETS..
Cheese.

Market dull. Prices have fallen from
our last quotations. No cheese in market
except what is in the hands Of Wholesale
dealers.
We quote, billing, boxed, II to 111Sc.
SHIPMENTS FOR WEEK ENDING FEB. z.
Cheese. 1894 boxes. 13s,21O pounds.
Butter. A pkgs. 1854 pounds.