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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-10

NORWICH LINE
~ To Boston NOrcester N45hu- forsiAA1 AI 'AS -1'~
Theneg Iron Stsa nor - .,,,...l.,,.. No,
Without execution te most elegant OhSl3 S)Il and
the stvOrlts CITY Or y EN gIthr
Pier 40 d Watsst. next per
OesbrOsselst Ferryiaiy Ec'p5 oInd@ys,as pm
NEW-HAVEN, MERlDEN, HARTFORD,
~ SPKINGFIELD. EDLNOKE. NJ on REAL and tnterme-
date points steamers Pier 20 T. Il, daily
l-hndty- cxccptr and II l5undays incl ied con
Meeting with trains NEW-HANEN, for MERIDEN,
HARTFORD. SPRING. ED, &c. Tickets sold aud bag
gage checked g44 Broadway y ana COurtst Brook
Dn. Excursion New-haven and return, 81 %
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
l. on and after August 3 lss3


AND UNITED STA Is MAIL ROJ IL.
leave New York. DesIosses and Cortnt streets
Ferries, az follows:
Harrisburg Pirtsburg and South with Pullman
Palace attached, a. ana DAILY. New Ork
Limited OF ParOr, Dining Smoking and sleep
ing Cars at 3 a IN. every day
Foo sr--.,I spring. anI M. and y. H. daily.
WilamspOr Lock Haven m p. m CORY anu EF1e az
p connecting ~ Cory for ttdsFiue Petroleum Cen
the Oll Regions.
BALTIMORE Washngton and the south Limited washington
Psri0r Cars daily except sunday, 10
a m. arrive Wa-hin gton N Regular 5lj and $50
a m. ]. $40. : and +. and Il ~ sht
SUNDAY, sci a m. 3 and p. H. ana - ulSAI
For Atlantic City except sunday 81 20 ll:lO Il NJ ana
100 Do. with through earl On sunday, o-I1 a m
For cape May. excop, -unday, $50 lilo a. m ana NJ
Saturdays OILY, q.
Long Branch Bay Head junction and intermediate stations
Railway aud AmDOy. $50 and $40 a. H. IL noon s.
800, anu NJ
Toms Iver va seaside Park, $40 a. and ?. m.
connect with al through rains at
Jersey city anorng speedy aud erect transfer for Brook
Ign travel 49,. .- coo,.-, o., 40 - On go,
lO.tu ~ IN daily From was in2On and Baltimore, 900
$50 m. 300 J:3O .3j and 1890 sunday 6b, 600
mn, and From Baltimore. l:-O p. on sun
davs $50 d. IN Philadelphia 800, $40 $50 GOO.
$50 Gao 1850 ll40 100. ?, $780, 55. GO l3l,
S5u e.cJ 1880 sunday, 500 0:2o, o3O,
G.5o ii.lO a IN. g 20. 9.35. 1910 and lu:5O D II.
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Bruoklnn 9rupertp fOr sal: an 20 Get

TOR SALE on very easy terms, fOur-StOry
IL brck dwelling the SIDE o. Columbia Heights,
midway between Fulton and all Stfeet Ferries overlook
aud running through to Furm1n-st with four
story Furman-st lot 25xl50. small anolnt only
Of cash required. address = LESTER tribune once
ITO LET, $40 CartOn-ave., near Pacific-st.-
Handsome ee-stOTy stone front house in complete
order Can be- seen at all hours BUIAAND WHITING
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5ienmboats ano Railroads..


A MARY POWELL, for West Point, Corn
a. wall Sewbur- Pou ghkeepne li0adoui and king3ton
landing CraasOns formerly Cosaenss Milton Nc yHam
bug ana Hvle PARK, daily Sundays excepted Leaves
VesIyst pier 3slj and I2d-sL at $50 M Connects
u POsghkoepse with evening trains for The North
ALBANY DAY BOATS.-Albany and C.. Vib-
~ barl-pailv SUNDAY excepted. leave Vestryst Pier
$3.50, W. 22d-st. . n m t8rootlyn ny Annex a m
LANDING NyacS Ferry. WEST Point NewDurg. Pokeepse
I.lineiirck. CatsEiL Hudson Connecting Rhine
ferry with 81 trains Ulster Del. K. H..
Gr"a tom ~ Cfial lit T. r. To- ~" rl
trans for th- NORTH q WEST & spec.s Sa.a-oga 1Ap.
FALL RIVER LINE.
FALL RIVER, boston, AND THE EAST
The most agreeable route 10 the WHITE MOUNTAINS.
MOUNT UfSsE RI, snd al principal inland aud
shore resorts Of lew england and the PROVINCES
The mammoth palace steamers
Bristol and PROVIDENCE
lavc New-York daily Sundays aclude) at $50 p. m.
boat nom Brooklyn at y. Jersey City. p m.
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERTS
by the splendid bands and orchesra' attached
Long fuI morning to
Boston short rali ride time sevsn-yivc mlnutesJ
NEWPORT LINE
FOR NEWPORT, Il L, DIRECT
MATTHIAS VINEYARD, NANTUCkEr and SEA
SHORE RESORTS OF CAPE COD Magnificent steamers
NEWPORT and OLD COLONY.
PIER y North River
These steamers their Eastern terminus Newport
Tickets and saferoOms or both lines be secured az
al principal LOte transfer and ticket Cfnces at the ONCE
PIER IS and 90 steamers
SEND FOR LIST OF TOURS AND EXCU RS IONS
BORDEN & LOWELL. GEORGE - CONNOR
Agents Genl Pass. 4 gent
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Gitn propertn Go Eet.

ITO LET, at a moderate price, large we'll
uehted floor with best appliances for manufacturing ia
Nun ROs Building II 10 % Nande Saterst Apply 70 the
owner In the buiiding.
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Real Gstale n0ante0.

WANIED.-Country- seat, 100 or more acres,
~ W near New-Y0rk CIV prefer New Haven Railroad
HoLASD a WHITING. Beskman-sL
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h. Il. BIINGTON. g. +. A.
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RTVLR RAILROAD.-C commencing June p, 1882
through trains viii lea ve Grand Central Depot
a. IN. Western and Northern Express TO Rochester and
Montreal Vermont r. b. with drawn
cars: al4O % Claw arA Alexandria Bay.
$40 SPECIAL Express for Chicago daily stopping only
Al AlDany syracuse Rochester Buffalo, Erie, Cleveland and
Toledo.
Saratoga Special drawing car to Lake George
Montreal
lO3Oa m Chicago Express dra win 20 Canaan
dagua. and BufllO ltiCnued springs.
II % A Olny ami Troy, with connection to Utica,
Saratoga. Giens Fails LLse GcUrgc and Rutland.
53J ,. saratoga special arrives kuns to Lake
George iuf'iays
p. m. Accommodation To Albany and Troy:
D. ST. Louis Express with sleeping cars tor 81 LOuS
through every day in the veeA also Niagara ta1s
LunlO ana Toledo
D. m Express with seepnsGars tO syracuse add 70
Auburn Road also 10 Montreal, excepting sunday g.,
9 D. NJ. Express. daily. with sleeping-cars LOT
Rochester Buao Cleveland. Toledo, Detroit Chicago and
Clayton.
Troy.
Ics sale at No. BowngGreen. 252 aud 4l3 Broad
way and at Wecots Express Ofces Parkpace and 80
ami S42 broadway New-YOrk, and 335 Westinghouse
Brooklyn. J. III IOUCEY, Cien. sup't C. g. MEEkEE
ION A
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Erpre.s Trans leave NewYorK via Desbrosses and cOr

DOUBLE TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
THE FASTEST TIME tONSISIENI
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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gummfr Resorts.

A TLANTTC HOUSE. OCEAN BEACH N. j.,
open for the situated fifty yards from the surf
with az ocean view from extensive pszzss
round the house. good accommodations for families
;. w. LEEDS, PrOpr1etress.
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Boaro dn5 Rooms.

bUHtU uIlJ
East Sids.
A THOUSAND of NETWORKS best board
"A ing.hUises apartments and hotels: Get THE0DOhE
TEISrlES GUIDE. % cents at newsdeacrs NEW OEh
NEWS CO., % Beekman-st
A MEXICAN PRIVATE FAMILY, i'll best
~ neirhborhoO thirty fro Union square want
fcw select boarcrs A. to IS per week Box $40 80 East
ltbst, Advertising once
FURNISHED large and small rooms with or
without board 100 East 2othst near Madiaoh square
and elevated station
NO. 7 GRAMERCY PARK.-Rcoms en-
~ suite and sngy with hrstcass board transient OF per
manent
no LET. to gentlemen only, nicely fur
nished bedroom; Light and airy WITH prviese 70 use
man MS friend 81 90 per veeh 80 6st near 2uay
IrTH-ST., 237 East, opposite Stuyyesant
rooms en- suite or si1sly VIII Do4I
appointments strictly Ist class Reference gwen
and required
oQ EAST 2OTH-ST.- Rooms en- suite or
DO singly with without board private bathroom
transient or permanent
slH EAST 2OTH-ST.-Rooms en- suite or
seO slugy with without board; transient or perma
nent private bathrooms.
20 PERRY-ST.. between 4th and Blocker.
~ -House has just been thoroughly renovated
transient ana any boariess Accommodated
West Side
DLEAS Ant FURNISHED ROOMS. en- suite
/ or sinsly with excellent board IS West l2th 81
152 BRoADWAY 1 .,1 number Ioo of fir fiTs Or
without prices ladies' VIII do wen TO regis
ter houses and rooms now for fail Trade
Board and Rooms Wanted.
4 FAMILY of three adults wish floor Of
~ three uHfuruisted where meals can be
rcfcreaccs given and required WEST
CHEsILH, Tribune Office.
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
TIE oLDEsTABLIsHED RoCTE AND sHoRT LIN

20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK,DAYS ANps on
SUNDAY. STATIONS N PHILADELPHIA,
NETWORK.
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I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD Passenger

A after Ma Is. lSs2 will leave cepots foot
COrtandt DesrOs,.s =: 10 n, 81 20 and
ESQ p. for EastOn. Bethlehem. Allentown. Reading.
Msuch Chunk, WIscsbsrre. TOwtnda, Wavery. Ithaca
Genera Lyons. Buffalo and the West AMI Northwest Pull
thrOu IN coaches daily Trains az for EGstOn
Bethlehem Allentown. Reading, MIuch Chunk Wlkesbarre
ana PttstOn Local trains 40 for Eastoh. Bethlehem
and COpaj
Trains leaving s:lOa and p. connect for all
POINTS MaanOy aud HazerOl coal regions sunday train
local Mauch Chunk, $40 Leave Mauch Chunk at
General Eastern Office corner Of Church and cortandts
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NrEW.YORK AID LONG BRANCH r. D.
TOR THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.

commencing June o. eca through express train with
drawiugroom carr viii leave Grand tentra Depot - l. y
81 IA k i daily except sundays, VI 600 a. M arriving
M the mountains early the evening Two holIs EAR eI IMAM
ia eason1 cOunectin Wells ver win express Tram ior
Tewport Vi Quebec &C. seats ~ ara" sr9on-Safs may
be ENGAGED in advance d. K q = r. cAel once IA HFahu
NeH''@ -DN'0T ~ &. T. HEM PsTEAD, g. l. n.
y. Y. y. II & Il. T. r., g.. q. Depot, y. y.
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IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.

4 Hamburg. American Packet Companys Line for
PLYMOUTH. CHERBOU RG ana liam 10 H.
WESIPHALlA. 10 acknowledgements -.
FRS A..-..-...Aug Il. CIM iti--------- u 70
Rates 20 Plymouth, London CherO0urg ana Hamburg
CABIN SOD Second Cabin 500 Steofge $50 Round
reduced Storage Hamburg HaYre aud
Southampton, 81 send for ' Tourist Gazette"
KTTNHARDT 4 co. L. j.. RICHARD a CO..
General 4 rent Passenger Agents
NJ N Y n. \. u
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Oio UN III IS STATES MAIL STEAMERS.

" UNITED STATES MALL STEAMERS,
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Leaving per 3S, y. r.. foot OF king-sG
V-YONII y - Tuesday. August 10 6 a. IN.
AkIZONA ............-.. TUESDAY, Augu - 4O3O
AI}4 5 NJ A -. i uesday Aug 20. ABB p N.
WISCON II TUESDAY sept ., ll.3O 4.
day, sept IL p M
C These built OF ron IN watertghJ c0msrt
ments with REQUESTS 10 tbs
PASSAGE the Atlantic both safe and agreeable having
and library
also experienced surgeon
steamer AL upper deck thus nsnrlng
greatest all perfect ventilation and
hight 80. 800,
CABIN PASSAGE according To stateroOm 500 $50 and
500 INTERMEDIATE, $40. SrEELAGE at low rates.
OFFICE, No 20 BROADWAY,
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~ The new. fast and oleGanf seag0ing steamer
CITY OF RICHMOND"
makes excursions DAILY Pier Long r>neh
making connections for Ocean Grove and AsDulv Park
BOAT LEAVES Foot West Iistst. y X 9tJa m and
p. N Piers Y. r. 10 a. m. and 800 o M PARE ethar
way, with ticket so Excursion KeE. roo enlY
dag issuod, % cents.
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoKK. Wednesday, Al

NEw-YoKK. Wednesday, August o. 1882.
On the premises at Long Branch, n j., Tuesday
last. the following property sold at public aue-
fiOn.
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W BETWEEN NETWORK AND HANRE
Pier Company AZ North River 1907 OF MorOnsG
The passengers line avoid both transit by Engsa
railway the discOmiOrts Of crossing the channel III
small boat
FRANCE Pprerd Hautarive edncs1ay, Aug 20 noon
TARRAIO r. aucll Wcduesdar. Aug. 80
LOUIS De BEBIAN No. Bowling Green
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Il EW- JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY,
y VIA SANDY HOOK,
STEAMERS Leave PIER :, " r.

FOOT RECTOR-,T.:
For Highlands, seADnght. Monmouth Beach and Long
Branch o. 745 o II m; $780, $40, o. 0'io p m sun
g. 1880 j:au y.
For Atlantic Highlands 7:45 g. II lSO S45, s. BIO
p n.
For Lake. ODD River, Barnegat, TAO m, 100.
For WHITING Atlantic City vneland and all stations to
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5leamboais ano Railroads..

A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
a DREW and ST JOHN leave PIER A. North River loot
A6any SUNDAY morning excepted with trains North West
EHeuison tickets Albany and GOOD Sodays 81 80
W. W. EVERETT, President
ERIE RAILWAY now known as the NEW
4. iOIh LAKE EkIf AND WESTERN RAILROAD
Ai,%ngemeni o. trains from Chambers street Depot
room Coaciss 10 Tn an, Sss5o noy rPr
a %; m tDay Louis Express arriving AZ Butalo
Huso Pnllman's best Drawngroom sleeping Coaches to
~ p m lbaiylPaeihc ExprcsI for the West sleepnS
chicago without change Hotel COACHES tbro1 to CHICAGO
Ea a2 l9 amiigTant tram for the West %
y %dnisi sSnd L. go S 3o 49, go IGSS %
rst eso O. ; 40 3'jo $50 lg2o y nOOu Zap
..'y $40, 75. b.lu ESQ., 1:l, E D. and IL
nh sundays t. $780, lO:20a m las. $780, II mid
Newar1 and Paterson via Newark e45 $40 lso
hisha , 1nN 2Inoays VIZ i a. m $40, $50
and y @d1shi sundays {, 5:5o io4o o H. las
Aew9urg and Cornwall. 1850. ga m. $3.50. 4;30 p san
IS o9o1f ?q gi 5iVsiCn aSc S Sundays $50
sI9d 49, q ~ l0-9 a ~ e5J p NJ 200
p m ty 7 connect viii Midland m road de s q M ana $50
days $50 1910 a M 8 $50 and ?: 90,
from 5!5 a m 70 s45 p n and at ~ . and ll:l5 p IL
Sleeping be obi-se sni orde the checking
and trsnsr9t baggage may Be- left At the oomPanys omce
ColTf-st. Broo1lyn. or at the companv's Depots.
Express IRON the West arrive in New.York at 725
and IL rs a. m and 1910 p N.
JNO. n ABBOTT, Cicn1 Pass'r Agent New.York.
NORTHERN AsLROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Trains leave Tor EngcwOOl Coster Pcrmont and Syack
500, 10 IN. J. 3, 4;5J 5.3u, $40, $780, p l.
m.cu ~. sundays 9 =. ana 6:ij T. M.
Nannct spring Valley and M1nscy, :, ID m, f:oO N
JNO. y ABBOTT. Cent Passr Agent. New-York.
FOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU-
i sArONIC and NAUGA1UCk RATLKOA DS-steamers
leaye Catarlnu-5lp 1850 300 2dst, East
River J:l5 .. Fare lower than amy other route
EOR BOSTON-THE LATEST TRAIN with
a Pullman Shoppers y. y y H. and II. II. r.. leaves
Grand Central Depot at l3j week days. Get tickets
VIA Ncw YORK and New England Railroad &C Grand Central
Depot AM principal nJtrtA
TOR RONDOUT, KINGSTON and CATS
4 KILL COMMUNICATIONS at CranstOn's Landing
(Nest PJint. Cornwall. Newbure Marlboro. Milton
P1ughke ksOpuS cOnneoilns with Ulster and Della
ware and stony Cove tllirDidh Steamboats, City OF
Caskiii AMI James W. Baldwin ietve dllY lt ~ iOOJ
OF Hars0nst North kiver except SATURDAYS When the
CITY Datsk leIvesa D. H. connecting vita evening
tram .or summer Rs-oro- through the eatsAlA Mountains
/ EHIGH VALLEY RAILRO AID Passenger
A. after Ma ,, 1852 will leave cepots foot
COrtandt =: 10 n, 5 20 and
ESQ p. for Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown. Reading.
Msuch Chunk. WIscsbarrp. TOwtnda, Wavery. Ithaca
Geneva Lyons. Buffalo and the West ana Northwest Pull
through coaches daily Trains az for EGst0n
Bethlehem Allentown. Reading, MIuch Chunk Wllkesbarre
and Pttst0n Local trains at for Eastoh. Bethlehem
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A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
"A DREW and ST JOHN leave Pier A. North River. foot
OF talicl-st. every WEEK DAY. nj connecting At
ana EasL
L1eumon tickets to Albany and return GOOD Sodays 81 90
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-07-28
A Stone from the Sky.

Vessels arriving in Chicago yesterday re.
port a most remarkable occurrence at
Muskegon on Friday night. At midnight
there was an awful shock. heard throughout
the whole city, accompanied by a bright,
sulphuric light which illuminated the entire
surroundings. Crews Of craft in the harbor
sprang from their hunks, and citizens
terribly alarmed, rushed to the windows.
Many supposed thar a severe thunderstorm
had burst upon them, others thought that the
great boilers of some of the numerous i'm
mense mills had exploded, and not a few
attributed the deafening report to the first
crash of "the wreck of matter and the crush
Of worlds" When the people ventured
out shortly afterward, however, they beheld
one of the most calm and beautiful moonlight
nights ever witnessed. The only explanation
of the mystery is that great aeroliie fell
into Muskegon Lake.--From the Chicago
Inter. Ocean.
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What Happened to
Mr.. JOSEPH BEACH.

stone In the Kidney Expelled AFTER UsinE
DR.. David kennedy's ..fav0rtte Remedy"
About two Weeks.
One of the most remarkable cases that has
ever been brought to the notice of the public
il that of Mr.. J 5. Beach. of Stone Bridge,
Ulster Co., \. Y. MIR. Beach had suffered
since October 18th, 1874, from the presence
Of Calculus or Stone in the right Kidney. No
less than seven physicians were employed at
different times, TO whom Mr.. Beach paid
hundreds Of dollars for medical treatment.
with only temporary relief from his agony.
BY the urgent solicitations of his friends
he WAS indu ed to try DIR. David Kennedy's
"Favorite neutrality-suspicious. a marked
improvement from the first day he began TO
use the medicine on the 18th of September
he voided a stone as large As could be- passed
through the natural channel.
Mr.. Beach concludes large letter to DR..
Kennedy by saving: 1T will always afford
me pleasure to recommend the .Favorite REM
edy" to those who may be suffering from diff
6culties of the Kidneys and Bladder, or any
disorders arising from an impure state of the
blood. The ''Favorite Remedy" is cold by
all druggists. The Doctors only address is
Rondout, New York.
july3teod&wlm
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The agricultural department reports
that the area planted to potatoes this year
is seven per cent above the average and
the condition Of the crop is two per cent
above the average, so that We may de-
pend upon potatoes being a popular arti-
Gle of consumption when the crop is har-
vested. All the crop reports are SO favor
able that it seems certain that farmers in
all parts of the country will this year se-
cure more than the average crops. With
large crops the price of living will un-
doubtedly be less than now it is. All class
es of people rejoice in the farmers sue
opss
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Rivaling Electricity.
A Nsw GAS BURNER WHICH Is TO CoNrEsr
THE PAIN WIrH THE ELECTRIC Arc


We find in the New York Commercial
Bulletin description of newly.invented
gas burner which is intended, and it 10 said
promises. to compete To some extent with the
electric lamp. There was time. as the
Bulletin remarks, when the gas companies
had their own sweet will with the public,
who were forced To deal with them. consume
whatever quality of gas they might furnish.
and pay pretty nearly what they saw ft To
charge. Latterly, however. the condition Of
affairs has undergone a change, the electric
light proving much more formidable
competitor Of the gas companies than the
latter ever anticipated The future Of the
electric light has, in fact. become 90
promising that the gas manufacturers have
cause for serious alarm. and some of them
are casting about for some means whereby
they may cope with the dangerous rival.
The burner before spoken of is the result of
this demand for something more efficient and
cheaper than the old form.
The invention. which has been introduced
lately in London with go great measure of
success that the inventors have obtained the
privilege of using the system in one Of the
prominent thoroughfares of the city il de-
scribed as somewhat similar to the ordinary
Bunsen burner, with gauze cap over il. 1t
consists of two pipes--one for the supply of
air, at a pressure sufficient TO balance q six.
inch column of water, and the other for the
gas, which is conducted from the meter in
the ordinary wav. On the top of the burner
is a cap about two inches high and half an
inch in diameter, formed of platinum wire
gauze of very fine mesh. The air under pres
sure is delivered from an inner tube. opening
into u larger one near the top of the burner,
with an opening At its lower end. When the
air is turned on an induced upward current
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Personal.

General Sherman is at the Summit Point
Hotel, near Gsithersburg, Md.
Blind Tom, the musical phenomenon, il
making tour Of the seaside resorts.
General Grant will entertain the Chinese
Minister at Long Branch.
Harry Garfield, according TO Washington
rumor. il engaged to Miss Lulu. daughter Of
Colonel Rockwell.
Capt. Whitaker lectured in Baltimore on
Wednesday night on The Color Line at the
National School
Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe read selections
from her own works, at an entertainment at
Ferry Beach, Me-. where she il spending the
summer.
Mrs. Kate Chase Sprague is going, with
her children. to make carriage and horse
back tour through the Scottish Highlands.
visiting especially the places made familiar TO
the world by the pen Of Scott.
Rev. DR.. Talmage, who 10 at . Virsini
watering place hotel, occasionally visits the
ball room 70 pee the dancing, md his wife md
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Agricultural Items.

The army worm has made its appearance
at Norwich, CT.
The Ohio Board Of Agriculture estim ates
the wheat crop at l04 per cent. of last year.
or 33.2s3, 900 bushels, against 81 600, 900
last year corn 30 per cent. or sc, 500, 900
bushels, against 1900. 900 last year; and
barley 80 per cent, and oats 1l2.
Speaking Of mushrooms. an ingenious
Freochman is now caltivatinga an experimental
bed of the edible variety in Mammoth Cave.
Forty pounds Of extra fine mushrooms have
been thus raised in Cimmerian darkness,
and the enterprise is likely to be put on a
commercial basis in the near future.
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Railroads a1n STEAMBOATS,.
Maine Central Railroad.
Change Of Time.

On ard after SUNDAY. JUNE 18th. isse
rains will leave ARxusfa-
For Portland and Boston at 60r, y - (accom. )anA
9-57 I'M. Express, (fxpress does not stop between
Augusta and Bruns~ lex excerpt Al Hallo~eIl and
Garsti ner passengers other stations must take
the accommodation =. IS and li00 r. N.
tOr Portland ami Lewiston. 600. -, e.5s A. NJ. I;
2.55 and II 70 +. ".
to- koekiand, o.ec, y ~ and y 81 A. N.
Fer Farmingtop. 9.22 and e.57 A NJ.
Fer Bath. 6-0o, -, 81 A. ~; 2.a5 2. y. (ll.0t
Z. NJ. Sat1rd ,ys.)
tor n sterviIIe 2.20, 9.35 A. II snd si2 Pm.
iExpressl AID 400 r. NJ. (xecon). 7-50 +. n.
oaiurdays.)
kor Skowhsgan, Relfsst. Dexter and Bangor. S.i2
r. N. Express ard 400 r. N. accom- ; ? 20 A. N
The Express stops only at Wateryilie, burnham and
Newport. Passengers for way stations must take
the y coInmOdaiion.
For u, xter and Bangor Saturdays only. stopping
AZ all stations, At 5.5of.M NJ.
NIgnI Pullman Trans each way every night, Sun
;u,l, .laA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-07-28
NO. 176.

their young daughters and son rsss portion
Of every evening there, the voung people al.
was joining with a zest in the dancing.
San Francisco is jubilsnt in anticipation of
visit from President Arthur and his Cab-
net, who WILL it is reported, go thither after
visiting the Denver Exposition. Mr.. Arthur
will be the second Executive Head of the
United States to visit California during his
term OF office, President Hayes having been
the first.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-07-28

DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
has become so thoroughly established In
public favor that were it not for the for
getfulness Of people it would not be necessary
to call attention 20 its power to cure con-
sumption, which is scrofula of the lungs,
and other blood diseases, as eruptions,
blotches. pimples, ulcers, and oliver COM
plaint." july25d&wlw4p