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PRINCETON college. Nov. 10. 1859.
LARS rHouPsoyS REM4RK4BLE ESCAPE
TURNING A soMERsAULT N HIS FLIGHT THROUGH
A WINDOW AND ONER An AREA.


WINDOW AND OVER AN AREA.
Lars Thompson, Norwegian sailor who had re-
cclFed his pay after VOfage from emma, hecahs
intoxicated on Tuesday night last, aud went 20
sleep IN a Ctcrry-st clearinghouse. Ills money
was stolen from his pocket while ne slept. The
thief was arrested on ednesday and Committed for
trial, and Thompson was sent 10 the House o. De-
tentlOn IN MuibeTTy-st
DeIrium tremeus attacked the saiiorsoo after he
was admitted to the building lie became % violent
that the police sent for ambulance from Bellevue
Hospital The ambulance surgeon however, re used
90 remove Thompson, aud advised tnat the
police should keep hum u. straight Jacket until he
brCamr quiet IHis advice was followed On "a =
urday Thompson appeared rational, ana ne was al
lowed as mucu ire, dom A. the ether detained VII
nesses enjoyed lie was permitted 70 walk III tine
ward Oh sunday and lie quiet enough
all d2y. At night he hal another
unflvorabe turn. He imagined that deadly enc
mics were pcrsueing hun constantly.
At %. IL. YES eruay, when he seemed 10 De calm
again. he given permission 10 wall, 10 the ara
between the front and rear houses. lie had on only
q woO.lcn shirt ana q pair u rrou-trS Suddenly lie
dashed through the rear door OF the uont nous
ana ran through Tie main hail which IS lighted by
4 window at the Mulberry-sJ. end HE lower mali
Of the window guarded DF strong non bars
Two large panes OF glass formed the upper hII!
and the aha4e when usually covered ihrh wa. foIIeu
up. A writing desk STOOD near the window. lnoWp-
sou sprang lightly upon the desk and Jumped
nedQ4Oug Enough one OF tut upper ptAcaf
smashing tine glass into fragments but going clear
o. tLc sash. IL UI5 hight 10 the SIDEWAYS, outside
the window, he turned sOncrsault ana Lighted on
MS lcCt iANc " O''' A-O ''t4 a NI'''ii'o VI $50
teen Ieel, passing s&iely over al area SIX leeJ
wide and an IRON railing surrounded
by sharp spikes. His remarkable leap was accom-
panied ov "A yell loud and terrifying as an In
dams wary p.
Police Captain Kealy was standing in the door OF
the A JerTy-sI police station, adjoining ne house
OF Detention, and ne was startled al
seeing hatless, bare-iOOted fly
through the air as II he had been
shot from a cannon. Before the captain could re-
cover from his amazement, Thompson was running
wildly up Mu.bcTy-st. Kealy pursued hIm ut the
same time giving the alarm 10 two patIOlmen
aud the fugitive was captured at MotJ
and Prnge-sts. HIS only injury was
a slight cut the right whist.
Thompson is "A compact, muscular man, about
thirty years old. Alter BENG locNed up IN cell lor
some hours Yesterday, he talked nationally about
his attempt to escape. de said that ne made up his
mind that ne could not remain II a place where he
was tornenieC by fears OF assassination. The police
looked upou his exploit az mos, extraordinary, ana
said that no sane man could have made such re-
Iuarkab.e 1ump without breaking his neck.
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CFNFRAI BUTLER AND THE SALARY GRAB.
THE VENERABLE TX. SENATOR TRUMAN SMITH OF
CONNECTICUT FREES Ills MIND ~ A FEW PLAIN
STATEMENTS.
20 the EdttOr Of The Tribune
SIR: In looking over the political Held as dls-
PLAYED at the late election, the good, patriotic ct-
ven can see much 10 inspire hope and encourage Ell
fort But there Is one circumstance that seems TO
cast shadow over the whole and that is that such
au,an as Benjamin 7. Butler should be called to
the chief magistraoy Of such State as Massachu-
sets few years ago be was member OF the United
States House of Representatives and toward the
close of the second session Of that Congress bill
was taken up for augmentMg the compensation Of
members of Congress Ny opinion Is that It needed
no AUGMENTATION for Il was then at least threeIold
whit received during the fourteen years was a
member of the House and Senate, aud what
Henry Clay. Daniel Webster, John Quincy Adams,
John {. Calhoun. and other members received.
Nv opinion is that il Is contrary To the pubic
interest 10 give Congressman large pay, and
would, if | had the power keep many II not most
OF them on short commons unless they behaved
better than usually DO.
But TO resume; the bill was introduced or was
pending very the close of the second or last
session and when the members were just about 20
return to their homes and constituents. do not
believe 1t emanated from any committee or that
there Is to be found any report In the archives Of
either house in its favor Certain am it was not
debated in any way 10 any extent 70 attract pub
lie attention, but was taken up and hurried through
when that Congress was at It's last gasp. Every
principle OF constitutional law aud every cOnsdera-
ton OF prOpI1ety nay, Of common honesty required
that the act should have been made wholly pros
pectve. But there was introduced into IL the
aTOclOus provision that IL should be netroactive,
or III other words should take effect and from the
beginning OF that very Con gTess. This took out OF
NE treasury Ia the aggregate large sum 10 which
honorable or dIshOnOT2ble members had no more
night than the vulgar l0Otpad has 10 the contents Of
tDe curse which he obtains when he stands pistol
IL hand and cries stand and deliver. No other
member was anywhere near as activeor effective as
MAS T. b. III causing that rascaily act TO pass the
house now write across that law IN broad let
ttrs LARGELY aud If Butler took the money / say
alphabetically that he stole it. But as he very rich
PROBABLY hs did not take IT, Sure | AN he can never
wipe out or escape from the infamy Of that enact
ment. That such man should receive such dis
tnguished expression OF pubic confidence ne did
AZ the late election ought to be Of mortihca
non to every night thinking man. and believe we
have some left. TRUMAN SMITH.
Stamford Conn. Nov. 8. 1882.
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Lressmd6lnI.

4 DVERTIoEMLAI FOR IL NEW.
"A YORK LktBINh WILL 81 RECEIVED AT TIE
UPTOWN OFFICES, NO l2H7 Broadway thirty
hrstst sos West Twenty shirLst. corner Eighthsve-
No 80 East Foueenth-, Mon uaTe. zoo Thru
corner Forty-sevsnth--t al this HARELM OFFICES
100 1900 Thlr1-svc. Onehun,lfC1A and
twenty hlth.sL. Gp V 2. ~ 81 regular once rates
hhEr1AlAnEn .-it 20 nrst-rit7, u.esSmdktr,
~ expert remocelng engagements BY the day woa.d
mauent position asAlst IN hO-sekeepi "A
dress week RELIABl LITY, Tribune Uptown Once
lZ3s bTOadway.
hRESSMAKER.-A French fOreladY, late
> Wilu WORTH. Paris desires home or "
daV unsurpassed - e by the best Newl ora house.
Address 81 LIZ 40 IlISuAc pt0"A
Once 1z3o u O@dWAg-
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TIE DRAFTED MEMS APPEAL.
10 me Edttor OF The TrtbuRs

TO fAe LdtfOr or The Irt1ane.
SIR In its issue of to-day The TRIBUNE
speaks OF the drafted as proposing 10 draw On
the State Treasury for their relief This Is msappre-
hensOn IN onehaf the States according 70 popnla-
uoa all the drafts were filed the public expense, and
Y the other half ali but the first one which the men
Drafted bore personally and then were taxed 70 MI al
Tie others All that they asking for Is enabling
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act Of the Legislature authorizing those towns cities aa
counties which have already done so 20 es'inS INV
xnense az te first draft as they did of all the Others
providing a majority of the taxpayers give inelI -
consent in petiton to the Board OF SUPERVISOR NeW
York City h not Interested or involved a. le C9Hon
Cnnncii borrowed $1,000 and provde1 ior thls us
OF men cneo.e you printed copy OF cur ar-"1e..
Please give Us the benefit OF TINS coflectiyI i"'i'
truly, go go - ~" 81 I,r-.ftsi Men
Hudson y. L.. Nov. :, lo.%.
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THE TRANSIT OF VENUS AT PRINCETON.
To me Edtt0r Of me Tribune.

SIR: A little paragraph appears in your
yesterdays paper The effect that there probability
That we snail not be able to make here tie proposed
photograph OF tie transit OF Venus account OF the
Uulucky fire which destroyed the Photographic building
a week ago.
am happy 10 say that this Is a mistake Through
the beray OF friends building and its
are already replaced, and unless other accident
prevents snail be entirely ready in season though
OF course, little hurried in our preparations by the
loss of a weeks time Very respectfully,
c. A. YOUNG.
Princeton college, Nov 49, 1852.
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5iiualions rpanteo--5emalcs.

Al SWEDISH, French, German first
class Sc wants such a. cooks lanuresses chamber
S sr. 0g ies va e mon linen c ga, and
is East See ' eAR 1 or End English languages
4 I MAURICE LINDQUIST'S SWEDISH,
y FRENC aud GERMAN EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
zl Iroadway between 3adt vatcd station ana Par
Waller, chlmDlr Paror Maids Waters. Footmen.
A L NILE. EKSTROM'S Swedish, French
- and ier. IAN Employment oce aios w1i nov ind a
as aad eirs Tor s3lara house yog Also male ssyants
iust5a.aye. or 'ts. Few Rev Srk H.
CHAMBERWORK. HOUsEWORK, WAIT
- 80 COOKING, ccB- GOOD Protestant girls, ioI city
TANr HONE BuGlAJ.. iJt e.a-lye.. above iosi.,t.
COMPANION. E:c.-By lady, highly. n
and To5.S i as eot9an2a TO I'M aid Ia s and rd h9
No." w. D'H -I al.ld I5is Ita'i. OF a' Iss
IL La Box & W Ease 1s III 5o N ,,s s 1 e
EONPANiON. Slc.-By LADY rs ladT's COM
y pllon would hou4 ksener for respectable family
R'.er'neas. Nrs r., Isl Elsj +5t.st
COOK or LAUNDRESS.-By Swedish
- "1ian hst-ass city references. Call or dress $50
CO0K.-By a Gcrmlu; honest, Trustworthy,
- e1 ef enc 81 cooS has been mostly in Ane lcsa lani
reference feqal.,d. 30 Vet lisi-st
(OOK.-Bg % frs. -clasi cook (n0 washine);
can @ tg5 Gs nS Saae f DPoT y os Us
COOK. HOUSEWORK.-Bv q German girl
good 'o and r,Hs 1' i P,ass re- eaoace,
for city country. a. at = 5ta ave- between I7th and
18th 5ts
( OOk.-By a Swedish woman as frst-cl9Ss
H COOK best city references cal or address $50 East
GENTLEMEN'S APARTMENTS and Offices
~ cleaned kept in good or by colorei girl
Address ANNIE Tribune Uptown Office, l235 Broadway
! .ACNDH4SS-By "a respectable woman to
= % onI IN IN, dly good roegences gwen -4s West 40A'
! AUNDRESS, &c.-Bv young woman 70
- 20 ut by The day to wash. iron or clean 1873 West
I AJNDkESS.-A re.uectab bic woman, solicits
H washing at her own house: excellent reference
100 West o4thst rear between 6th ami 7th ayes.
HOUSEWORK, &r.-By - capable youuc
6lI a ',. e aI si' 691s,W r. 'a5 "9 9 o.
country Cal at 272 6aye. be"een l7tn and l',h So
MUSE. &c.-For growing children and t.
city r-ier,nses. cal Of add Is. .8j Grand a.
y JRSE, &c.-By girl 10 take core of baby
- or housef Two and half years references 2&6 East
y CRSE.-By thoroughly experienced Eng
= , Prote.tant women as inl'nt-' muse take entire
for Two days at so -lo East -at--s,.
NURSE and LAUNDRESs.-By q French
ave. 6etaeen En- ana s5tl-st' .''.' - -
NEW EPISCOPAL COOPERATIVE UNION.
~ -Fsj servants lor al situations a. their par
AURSES.-By two fenaI--nu~.cs who have
- had ~ er wears experience IN the care Of ot me insane
o. ne,t alton a-s o al insane es3n AsI al Atr 9Nn
go Mlaalstoun conn.
NXAIIIE~ S.-By a frst-class waitress who
y thor l-li- under staufs rt tl'n r1nm 70, Ia h.-
aDlea. aace. Cal d.. uO- otaye, near 35t4 els h.st hoa
WASHING and IRONING.-.By a respect
" able woman io aAe 30 Washing di rlnls, me PEST
second aoor
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Doar0 u)ante0.

WANIED-FOr the winter in a private
family by young LADY. sudenp nice sunny room
with heat and board central location moderate
reirreuos Address az lei. Tribune Uptown Once, 4-'d
BrOal
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ABOUT CONGRLSsuAN CARLISLE.
Prom me Louisca.s comnere,,

Prom The LOuisUd.e Commercial o.
Over in COviugton they tell number OF
sOF1 about Crnser kindness % heart Although ne n
making Alteen cnty thousand dollars year FJu
Lis Law practice he but brs af de was hired
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fine ARTS.
rrctures auo meetlnn9.

I INDLEY MURRAY, esq, will read papet
IL before rs American Institute Farmers Club on Tues,
day Nov IA al O'Clock D. rs ROOM No. "a Cooper
Union. subject tho other Worlds OF he Cnselss
InhA1itedp The meetings OF the club 4e irse
b. IA. MARTIN Secretary
CPECIAL N0TlCE.-Ihe annual meeting Or
- the society for the Relief Of the Rn2tar a
ana rplsd al Hospital No. 80 last *<s<
at TUESDAY, November "a AZ O'Clock a. " isS tas
usual OF the OCcasion Will DO uansaeo JDN ts
TOWNsEND. ReCoraing secretary
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6ieamboats auo Railroads..

A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES line
DREW and Sr JOHN Pier Al, North River, loot
OF anal ST.. every WEEK DAY az D. M, connecting ~
Albany SUNDAY morning excepted with trains North "est
and rast. StaterOoms warmed. 800
Excursion tickets Albany and -eurn good 20 Jays - Do
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,.,,rc popT,IAR SHORE LINE.

4 FOR Providence BOSTON AND THE East.
81 = al PROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT,
IN &C. express trains daily sundays excep CT 70 boston A.
10 g. m D. (p4ror cars attachch anu AZ p H. N"'sn
pa Al i1f. ID TIC iErs TO BOSTON ALL RAIL 20.
NEWPORT express a. y NJ NpAIlOr cars @'~''ho"I -"
rfyes a. Newport y M. -. A.. -. ,..-,a- o,-. n.
Prov DiNCE special express az p m, taIlor cars ~
tarh.ti ARA YES AZ Plo sidence LOGO p IA - - b,
Tckets parocar seals secured al flth Avenue anu
u,tn..r lIoel cEet AMI Al Grand IeHLAl Depot
i y. FILkINS General Passenger Agent
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CHARMS 1900, ,-,, ,,,.po.p.r, r.rov
- CITY, RIV YER AND HARBOE IKANSFOi'IA4lON
sOMPANE-

ONCE Per ls. \. l., foot OF Cortanitst
ConagnueL o Ire.at forwarded directed ~ any par
OF the World.
UEL4CALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Oraers received delivery Of Ill kinds Of freight and er
chanGise 10 any part OF the city.
hEAAND HAEBOH TOWING AND kLFEE AND HAN
BOR LIGHIEKAGE
Freight Of every description promptly ghteredto any point
In the AaTbOr a reasonable rates
sIEAAIBOAT-. BAisGE5 AND GROVES 10 CHAN
TEEpOA tACLR5iOS5 ... - wan,
steamers Jonn ~ slAlla and Er4sus Corning for NEW
AA\ ~ leave Pier Is " T., al p III daily lS4AGrdAYs
excepted .-,.,.r.,., 40 ,.a.r.., ,y.,x y,r. an,
NeNHAven. Care ana 0lspacl guaranteed .,,,,
Freight Tor points d., " -. t33'.' az 19 -
Eor Ssw.li and points East at PIER - M. -.
NORIh sH IKE, 5IAIEN ISLAM D-t-ie'9 - -
Ten Cent? VI steamers Pier T. Il, i0ot nlteAA,.
CtNTHAL -HIPIAHU. LUmlndnipaT. n J.-Dy DJ5Ns
Nacuu .ud Boiler SHOPS. every lng appeil4hhs " 1AS
cuus CllOLi AZ
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CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN R'7


from i've trains IIlY each way between
CHICAGO ali pronilent Wast.rn o)in-s II ALONE
RUNS IMPERIAL PALACE DINING CARS west Of c4l.
ca co. PIT LLiAE -LEEPEIts on NJ o. ia through
night trains For o. fare AND ouner information
apps b. ettcI OIL v.-iJA coupon Lsks- ayt - u
l. +. BOOTH
General Eastern Agent No. AS Broadway. New-Y 0rl
FOR BO>TON-THE LATEST TRAIN with
4 Pullman ,eeDsrs y. y. " Il and II. r. b. leaves
Grand teuJi Depot az ll5j week DAYS Got ucSets
NcE-IDrA and NeW-EEg4nG Railroad Al Grand central
Depot AMI JrI---. "a l1Jsli
EOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU-
4 6ATJEIc aud NACGAICC "a l.AIl-HDA DS-1tea.l' rs
-l.lIe-slp lljJ 'J - Do Leo Il-'I, A-tsG
River. Isl D.. Fare lower tIJl ~ iuJ JtneffJl.s
EALL RIVER LINE for BOSTON and the
rA- l.-tAt-S H-DL csD, % 10 Boston. Lowel! and
IltADurg. - EtwDurt Ali rail- hFeIf - 20 to Vow
.r.fg.I f O io oilr. iunfs steamers
B..4- roll amt FHDtlDENt. leave Ncw-f Ork Oh alter
IJ. DAYS uued. from Pier IS Nou river FOOT
MurTay-s, 4u p HI connection Uy annex boar nom
OK uu-si., ANA Jersey Guy iron IOot
u j. .. mango pace go =. no.
BORDEN o. LONEIi, Agent7 $500. ..
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Gtealnoodts Gu0 Railroads.
DAKOTA,

DAKOTA,
MINNESOTA and the NORTHWEST. IT. PAUL. MIN.
NEAPOLIs and all points in COLORADO. OREGON.
CALIFORNIA. NEBRASKA. UTAH. and MONTANA,
ale Ls4eLal lL..a. lrln NAL.AIO Va -
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Mus,tai 5nsirnmcuts.

DFATrY'S ORG ANS, 27 STOPS, Yl2J PnnoS
ID sao7 40 Factory running isy lni S'rA- "a s.Ss
tree Address DANIEL T. BEATTY W 4'A.--'Yl- w.
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LINE FOR BOSTON.

- C0NN EDITING VIII ALL POINTS EAST
educe - 10 Boston for nrstciass tickets good only
a. specified On thel. a
ant g. canes leave daily SUNDAYS except'u at 1870 P.
M from PIER North River foo Or st., NewGOtA. a.
diving In Boston N. Tickets Tor sac Al all principal
ucart o4Ors $500
PEOVID- NOE LINE for freight only steamers leave
from Pier 20 orh River foot Wrcnst, 400 D. III daily
i-ftuda.s ,gte Tor Bosom via Pro ,ldeuce direct
l. ". FlLkIHS. General passenger agent
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NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
y RIVER HAILEDAD-t oulmencing NO emucl d, Is--,
ID trains VIII leave Grand Central Depot
u Western and northern Express 10 Rochester ana
Mont. Ca with draw Il.rOou CATS. a-o 90 raldip-I
"a ID special Express Tor ,hica-1 daily stpn. luS pIy
a. .Iduy Syracuse. O,Aetor, LulO Le Gle o4ld lAO
To.eGD ...-
daiLIla. I .CIe+el iil Ll.Iiu.
Ilam 90 AMI Troy with connection I'd Lca sara
tgga. tf-ua rails George amt hutaud
$50 D. H.. 5ILy iIu. 1tuy cL.a -t..t lays ony
4p ~. 4 Accommodation t0 AlJtIF G-i Troy.
d M 81 81 7l-e .lhf cars i0r ~ LOUIS
rtnn- l.0u r every ay n the "crA, also Niagara i AIS
LUNA and lucrO. d.. ...., ......... .....
G0u u l. xpress daily except sunday. viii sleeping cars
o. syracuse aud % Auburn Road. also 10 i7A ana Mon
80
y I'D. Pacific ENurtss. daily with slc"pngcaTs fpr
Roo hester. Buuao anu Toledo Detroit NAraSo ana
II D. m Night Express with ,leepnecars TO Albany ana
Trgy tu1arcs WITH morning train, lOl lLc WEES ana ul' D.
Tickets Bow l-i Tcru, 30 all tl' III 's!
wav and a. rscotts press Oces Parkp,e ana 20
T-l-,ti-r e. +. MIEhEH,
a. IDVCEY. Gen sup't. Gen. Passenger Agent
DONDOUT and kINGSTON.-LaGd!ng aC
lal-tOn'- West Point. Cornwall NeWDu = MARLBORO,
Aie PouA k.use and E,Jpus. connecting with lstr di
Delaware ami lOuy Glove Railroads otc4u oats lly oil Nats
= And anne, baldwin from A1llIsOn d..
T. a
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ MODEL FAST LINE TO TIRE WEST.
Wa Philadelphia. Baltimore and Wash.lg to.L

o. a .1 oftsr May n tho an Tsia'
and Des0rVssetst. as - ioSs ,,,.,,
NJ except 5!aiayi )tror car attl'let arrls1 n 10
~ l1y sleePsrs aol Ilg soa'hea tAr'dsa 10
q d.iy FAST Line arrives Washington 35 H. en- n
b o palace se,pe' and day coaches though 10 Cincinnati
O'CLOCK ais1t daily arrives a. wlhlnyton 3)4 Day
ESpresa leaves yashinaton 20 l):tD daily seePetS
@ No other line uikss faster the Was- Trans
Tickets sleeping oertas secured AMI 5afslse called
Colpauy
CENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW-JEB5EY.
HIoosya loot Of Fnton a., J6gers wharf '"
Commeneing Octoler 1872 Leave New Yo,x
Chunk. Tam. end Tsnsql Hazietoa. Dr;on, scranton
amFo eniPs''n Ilifa Bride Branch seaoosy,'
heading iarisouT Msueh huns Williams ort IamaquA,
D. M -.o F,emnr Ton t-'.iOn Alen,oWn. Reading mar
u.omg aaoga e1l. T. leon W i,SssoaIge &c .-,
For + cm,Eton Hiqh Briies ssnch schooley's
Nc,iu'4.n. suads Ike Lake Hopatcong EastJu
40 D. M For sorurrvilie .ruiugt0n, a.
800 p m.-For aston Allentown Reading. Harrisburg.
h.ng1 h.a T.. Wi,@ssoas =. sc ION ~ -, p,,d Rroo,
aad iuern ae nations 4 $50 p. ior Easton Allentown
Ssr.fsst5 -. 6l5 90 7l5, 7so. 3 so say 3
g. 9I5. go lo,j, 1919 LA m i2n " 81 =; a., 2
els. 9. Gas. H. 30. lll3. - p. H.. ...,.........
P PP tsPs e W PS p2 R See tune tables at stations
For e".rsn aud Perth Am5oy At .. q. $40. ll4j
Fo. Freeho.daf5 8.l5 Has q. n, l. @ D. N
For Key or N . 10. llf5 D. n. 4, A.. Is %.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY,
- VIA SANDY HOOK.
STEAMER LEAVES PIEt S. y. r.
fOOE RECTOR IT.
Commencing Jtf1lar - I--2
For Highlands. seaD1ybt Nom rth Beach and Lone
Branch. d. ln.
FOR Atlantic Highlands. 2. n.
Leave loot OF L1crt st.. = ID .. m. Las. y. N TOT
Lakewood. Manchester Toms {IFe', BlIuegct &C.
g. p. N. ior Atal-lc CITY Vine and, Bridsct0l, g..
rlJ u. Tor stations o. n Iliiisld,
$50 - 9. 70. Tor -r1tIJls q Se1Dr Jht
4 g.. Tor stat tons 10 sandy HOOK.
NEW-IORk AND PHILADELPHIA
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DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MENI, An D THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WIN ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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q = MA II Do : WTAIl r M
~ vi the AMERICAN INSTITUTE.
o.eu daily. 1.-4tP. 63I aua o. .n-.s.
20 600 dur ae as six weeks testify tO the goDJ
,ha actor o. This exhibition.
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Enrtrr7 IO,A breaker BIO crs ok D N silk Looms ~
snfila Making Machine, Drop Fornss Pottery how
are maize etc.
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The Ninth Regiment Elnc..ad Prot 10 M.1O ORGAN. IA b.
GREAT OkDAN HEtI. AIS.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-06
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.

Lieutenant IIcmNn Dowd, Third Artillery, Is
granted one year further extension Of leave from
April II,
Lieutenant stephen c, Mills, Twelfth Infantry,
has been transl ned from Company TO Company
i on his own apple ton,
Major simon G, Nudder, rCEimental quartermas.
ter Nineteenth Infantry and Mrs. Vedder, arrived
at Galveston last Saturday from New Orleans, en-
route To- Fort Brown, Texas,
a circular has been issued from the Navy De-
partmcnt showing the appointments promotions,
rCtircmeuts, designations, aud deaths In the navy
since the January Nayal Register was made up
Colonel Frederick Van Nlict, captain Third
Cavalry who is next for promotion to major of
cavalry, left hero sunday, amer an extended witt
on SICK leave, aud was registered az Chicago on
Monday
Lieutenant Henry D. Borup, Ordnance Corps, o..
s. A., has been ordered from the Frnkford
Arsenal Pennsylvania % special dutyut the south
Boston Iron Works where the Ordnance Corp, Is
having a number Of heavy guns converted to
rides,
Colonel Charles Bird captuinand assistant quar-.
termdser who was recently promoted from lieu.
tenant In the Iweuty.thTd Infantry has been or.
deIcd for assignment 10 duty IN the Department
ui Dakota, He j now az Governors Island, New
Go.k Haibor, where ne has been on special duty
for several Yeas with General Hancock.