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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-09

SENATOR CAMERON and his hench-
man John Delaney stand convicted of
fostering one OF the vilest conspiracies
that has ever disgraced the annals of
state politics. WHAT do the Irishmen of
Pennsylvania think of this attempt to
trade on their political virtue that has
Just been disclosed 7?
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-09
THE REAL ESTATE mAxKEr.

Jas. Collins. auctioneer, sold ON We'd
nesday for tho estate Of William l..
PEPPER q acres of meadow land in Quarry
vile, to Z. NJ. Hess. for $500 also eight
building lots i'll the sa'no place, to the
same, for $500. 'lT' '7l
Martin Esl,lemau has sold to John
Bassler the johnson farm of 28 acres, in
DrumOrc township, two miles east OF
Quarryvillr. Tor $1,000 Mr.. Eshleman
bought it ono year ago for $1,000.
The farm of Henry W. Kraybill, con
sisting Of forty two acres. with frame i'm
provements. located, in East Donegal
township. WAS sold to Jacob Wilmer on
Monday, tho 4th inst, at S273.5O per acre,
being so in advance Of what was bid on
the place the same day ut public sale.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-09
Struck by lightning.

Professor Thurlow. principal Of the
high school Mt Pottsvillc, and three boys,
were struck by lightning yesterday after
noon, while crossing Lawton's Hill. but
were not fatally injured. The professor
had q foot burned, and the boys were
stunned, one Of them having several
teeth lOOsened besides.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-09
Tobacco in Bart.

As usual at this season, Bart is tranquil;
nothing can ruffle the smooth feathers OF
a township 80 conservative, not even poll
tics. Tobacco is all that appears to ex-
cite the most excitable of Bart's residents;
and the township can without egOtism.
boast Of as good a crop as the county can
produce. The late rains and favorable
tobacco weather have so increased the
growth of the weed that raisers heretofore
almost disheartened are in the most jubi'
liant spirits.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-09

CruSSleU Undcr y StreoC C0te
Whiio westward bound street car was
coming down grade in the wertern part of
Easton, a nine year old son of Levinus
Trausue attempted to jump on, aud, fall
ing under the wheels, was instantly killed.
This is the second accident of this nature
in EastOn within few months.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-09

4 a. LANCASTER, Sept. y. 1852.
EDITORs INTELLIGENCBR.-1n the oOun-
Gil proceedings in your issue of September
Z, 1882, appears the following, viz:
" Dr. Davis stated that he had received
his usual monthly contribution from Mr..
Schleich in the shape Of a communication
several yards long, which was laid on the
table without being read"
sent no monthly contribution to Dr..
Davis written the last two months. The
contribution I sent to common council was
addressed as follows, and it was signed by
me, viz "TO The Common Council of
Lancaster, Lancaster, Fenn'a."
The contribution that sent to common
council docs not belong to him any more
than it does to any other member of it.
j. SCHLEICH.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-09

WHEN Boss Delaney found Mcclure
" bringing it pretty close he didn't
know that it was going to run all over
him until he looked rs though he mad
been trying to stand up under a pile
driver.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-09
A Hoy shoots hia mother.

Mrs. Henry Rothrock, residiss near
cambridge, this county, was, it is feared,
fatally shot l'y her sixteen year old son on
Thursday. Thieves attempted to enter
the house ON "Wednesday night, and in Or
turned the following night, Young Roth
rock secured revolver. When loading
the ball entering the abdomen Of his
mother. Medical assistance was at once
summoned and tho physician prOnounces
the lady to bo in critical cOpditiOn.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-09
Double Peaches.

Mr.. g. B. Clark has presented US a very
handsome double peach. grown at Elk
Greek, Cecil Co., Md. Double peaches,
aud even treble peaches are somewhat
common this season. Casper Hitler, OF
Conestogs, some time ago exhibited be.
fore the Agricultural society several
boughs broken from peach trees, contain
ing dozens of double and treble peaches.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-09

HAVE you heard the news from
Maine2 Not yet, but you're likely to
hear music among the pines on Monday,
when one OF the biggest battles for years
is to be decided by the arbitrament of
the ballot.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-09
Philadelphia Firea.

A fire. early yesterday morning, in the
china, glass and queonsware establishment
Of Fisher, Son s. Co., 5l9 Aiarket street,
caused loss on stock of about ESQ, 900. on
which there is an insurance of $28. 600.
The damage to the building is about 81, 900.
About o'clock yesterday morning, the
tavern and dwelling Of Daniel Carney, 913
Callowhill street, was slightly damaged by
fire. It supposed to have been of incen-
diary origin, as it was kindled at the foot
of tho stairs on the first floor and on a
lounge in tho kitchen, the material having
been saturated with coal oil.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-09

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Sept. 9.-the Dis
patch arrived here last night. This mOrn-
ing the president and Secretary Chandler
went to the Wentworth house, New Cas-
tie, and after breakfast drove to Rye
Beach. The president will arrive hero at
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-09
Finding tho Drowned Boy.s Body.

The body Of Willie EckhOf, not
(Hic0ugh) as reported on Friday, Of
'Northumberland, who feli into the canal
at Marietta on Thursday md was drowned
Was found yesterday aftasnooa ut tho
bridge at Musser & Millef'S ssW mill,
near where the accident occurred. Coroner
J. II. Armstrong, Of Marietta, empannel-
ed jury consisting of JacOb SOugmaster,
George Lindsey, j. d. Garzslssar 4Ohn
GrOh, David DenisOn and Stephen Mal0-
ney, and held an inquest, DR.. CIV. Reich
making tho examinstcs: Verdict, acci-
dental drowning BY falling from boat
into the Pennsylvania canal.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-09

Ten contributors of the CtOyen news
paper have challenged ten members of the
staff Of LIE Radical, in Paris. A difficulty
has arisen regarding seconds, but it is not
Improbable that the contemplated duels
will be fought.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-09

A college President Asked to Resign.
Tho trustees Of Union college. Scheuec-
tady, at meeting yesterday, dismissed
the charges against President Porter,
without reflection upon the faculty, and
in order to consider his fitness for the
presidency" Subsequently, by vote OF
9 to 8, they respectfully requested his
resignation, under conviction of the ne.
cessities of tho college,"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-09

Mayor MacGonigle, Select Councilman
George W. Brown and . number OF other
vell-kpown citizens, won't over to Read
ing to-day, to attend the great jubilee Of
tho Keystone Democratic club, which 10
being held in that city to-day.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-09
Killed by Falling Rock.

Killed by Failing Rock.
Nicholas Grell, a miner employed at tho
Locust Spring colliery, near Locust Gap,
was instantly killed by fall of top rock.
He was 80 years of age. He leaves a wife
and two children.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-09

No voter can feel perfectly certain
that his right to vote in November will
not he challenged unless he satisfies
himself that he has state or county
tax paid since November Z, 1880. AL
who are in doubt should attend to this
nOr
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-09

Gust Gertslauer, Of 1890 lawrence
street, Philadelphia, arrived here to-day
with twenty carrier pigeons, which lie let
loose in Centre Square thin afternoon at
intervals Of ton minutes.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-09

For s0me days past Frank Kprtz has a
largo water-melon at his fruit 'StAnd in
front Of tho SprseheR house and persons
wore each given guess at its weight Tor
five cents, the winner to take the melon.
It weighed 544 pounds whom put upou the
scales this morning, and ID. g. Hirsh won
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-09

During the storm last night Susque-
hanna peach tree on the. premises Of Al
derman Samson was badly damaged, a
largo limb, constituting about 00e-balf
of the tree being bsoken of. Tho tree
was full Of very fine peaches, measuring
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-09

George White, for drunken and disor-
derly conduct, was committed to the
county Jail for five days by Alderman
Samson.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-09

This morning Christian Quade, who
was charged with stealing Q bag ii oats
from Jacob Ussner, while the latter was
attending market, had hearing before
Alderman Barr this morning. Hs was
held in hail for trial as SOnrt.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-09

While four thousand persons were in at
tendance at Methodist camp meeting at
Bethel, near Graham, N. c., . boy of
fourteen years, who had been unable
since his birth to utter and articulate
sounds, suddenly mounted the preachers 8
platform and made profession of religion
speaking in firm, clear voice. The oc.
currence created great sensation among
tho throng present.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-09

BEAVER has % days IN which to get o II
the track.
MIR. JAY HUBBELL can how assess his
prospective successor in Congress.
ANOTHER week nearer the election.
Pattison still at his desk, Phipps a fugi.
tive, his wicked partners trembling in
their boots, and Delaney on the gridiron.
IT is reported that Hon. Wm. d. Kelly
is to succeed Beaver as the Republican
candidate for governor. His anti Came.
ron letter of 1865 would be interesting
campaign literature.
II is limited that The retirement of Mr..
Jay A. Hubbell from the congressional
representation of the 11th Michigan dis
trict is merely precedent to his entrance
in the lists for the senatorial succession.
From this and like evils tue good people
of the Wolverine state may we'll pray to be
spared. Let Hubbell 20, in the name Of
political decency.
ACCORDING to Edwin Alden & Bro. g
American newspaper catalogue, there are
12, 15S newspapers published in tho United
States and the Canadas. Total in the
United States, 1l,522 Canadas, CSC.
Published as follows Dailies, 1,15e tri
wecklies, SO !; semi-wecklies, $50 week
lies, 9,07S bi-weeklies, % scmi-month-
lies, 202 ; monthlies, 1898 bi-monthlies,
12.
MAINE will vote on Monday, and Ro.
publican supremacy is in such danger that
the tariff scare has been summoped to the
rescue. Grave fears have been expressed
lest this latest successor Of the bloody
shirt has been worn thrcadbare: The
world is growing wiser day by day, aud
the idea that the Republican party con
tains a monopoly of the national virtue is
fast fading from the minds Of even it,
blindest adherents in the light of recent
events. The day OF reckoning is not ia,
distant.
LET Ine 1ulotlc pOJltlcal oracle Of the
Williamsport Gazette md Bulletin be sup
pressed. Not long ago he mado the re
markable discovery that Pattison, then q
six-year-old boy, was in sympathy with
the rebellious South. He now comes tc
the front brim full of enthusiasm over the
alleged contribution Of $685. 900 from the
New York Free Trade League to a Demo.
cratic corruption fund. 1t is needless to
say that Sir Gullible has swallowed this
lie cut out of the whole cloth, and that he
enjoys its mastication is very evident.
These splenetic outbursts are nothing
more than the frantic efforts of an organ
to stay the political tide that will sOor
sweep newspapers of it's iIk out of exist.
eDce.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-09

ANOTHER week nearer the election.
Pattison still at his desk, Phipps fugi
tive, his wicked partners trembling in
their boots, and Delaney on the gridiron.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-09

PAY your tax if you want to vote at the
gubernatorial election.
BEAVER has So days in which to get o ff
the track.
MIR. JAY HUBBELL can 1lOw assess his
prospective successor in Congress.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-09

IT is reported that Hon. WIN. ID. Kelly
is to succeed Beaver as the Republican
candidate for governor. His anti Came.
ron letter of 1865 would be interesting
campaign literature.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-09

Delaney's Second Lotter.
The following is Delaney's second letter
urging the immediate assignment of Con-
don to his work OF cheating and betraying
the Land League voters into CamerOn's s
fold, and cOnfessing that the Times (" was
bringing it pretty close" to the traders
when it exposed the attempted sale of the
Land League some weeks ago:
OFFICE OF LIBRARIAN,
j. T.. DELANEY, Librarian,
COMMONWEALTH CF PENNSYLVANIA,
SENATE CHAMBER.
HARRIsBURG, August ii, 1882.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-19
TIVE ARGYLE,
THE HARBORAGE

Is the collective Of group Of four and beau
efui cottages comprising las very many overlooking
tAe and only COZ feet main Elberon one
anc half miles distant newly and Handsomely furnished
Tnen VIA be opened the 10Th Of June by A Buckley
eOo ON ave- New York, William H. sekirk, manager These
koes al north end Of AsbuTy Park opposite Of which
tepot 70 be located For plans and terms apply above
e4IeI lie LSA u Aay M Serk WILL be the cottages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-19

TAIIJNS IN PHILADELPHIA ~
NEW YORK.
DoUBIE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MENT, And THE FASTEST TIME CONSIST
ENI WITH ABSOLUTE Safely
F.prss Trains NewYork via Desbrosses and Cort
lallLi streets IcrIics as follows T.. 90. d, A r n
$50 10 $50 40 Limited a a. m, i S.-u 0tD . -
= .ud D. n. aal u n CHI sunday, 5.3O ,, and ~ d.
m b b 7 and . D. m. and - ght. M
Ncwl ORR Uly except 9uhu-1 Al 80
NJ m and D. m running through via Trenton ann 'anIen'
K.fu.1lls tain. leave BI04d 5tert station fiaIepAa
lI0T 3t,5 3.2U 3 49, CSC $50, SO, $50 and II II IA
Limited Express l.sO ?. 3, T. O. y o7u i;oo anu
s1DD m on SUNDAY, l2Ol 3 %. so, 40 so a. IN, L.
4 "a ~ ana : ~ D IN Leave Philadelphia, VIA Cam
der . a H. and 43O D. M. daily. except sunday d,
icset Offices $40 and ga broadway, Asior House,
fool i tOrtlandt sts COurtst' AMI bivys
yI Aue1 station Of FutIn 81. BTokl) a. 40. -
III and ls hudson HObOken station, Jersey Cly E'
igraut Ticket once Battery place -, -, o., and chaot
Transfer Company VAL Gall ioi Az" S-eNA
baggage lrun hotels and residences , :, ,ronr
EkANK THOMrON, -, ). ~ W, W ~ Z ,sr,
General Manager brhefsI TAs,I Abei''
rTROY BOATS-CITIZEN'S LINE.-New
i steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY leave
daily n1osys saturday. al Iu Pier a. ~ H. oo. SH4is
cuhrr-st connecting viii morning uAs ivt So'ln AL
Nr1t sunday steamer touches al AoAAy.
TI,HE POPULAR SHORE LINE TO BOSTON
ALL RAIL from Grand Central DePoL p,,t,, A.
Three cxliess trains daily excerpt ouIG@f 70 ~ =, IN
s.O5 L., p N ,parlor cars attached anu AZ v ~ 49,
Pss.aanl.ra IL ID nj n. with ralace -leepng cars'
Inlts,l 10 IL ROston tti rail-. - .,...,-.,,,,
nj seats bc oDtl ue. ~ 49,
Ffih Avea Wlnisor Hotel ue<et onioo7 ~ ~
'~ntTal Depot
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5teamboats and Railroads.

A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
vsS a F8HS q North Es foot
6a1y Sunday morning eIosOte with trains north vest
Excursion tickets to Albany ena E'i9 s2sf 20 ssyss
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Via Philadelphia, t baltimore atm ga and ava Ws.Sssoa
leave from PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Depot foot Of COrand
$50 except sundays Parlor attached arrives
g:l7 daily seepers and day coaches through to
= p m. daily. Fast Line arrives Washington 225 a M
Cincinnati 500 p; Chicago s35 and st Louis $50
cneinna St louis and Chicago anu uA' COACHES "
p7 Express nEa caves at iedG Si' dg
u No other line makes faster time West: Trains
arrive from the West at $50 $3.50 and 1880 p
Destination 81 companys ofse No Si5
Company.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
- station in New York, foot Of Iberyst station in
CcHainehcing Nqy. Z. issI Leave New. York
Wl9a cap M91eh Chunk Tamanend. Tamaqua Hazeton,
s'45 m.-For Pennington. High Bridge Branch, Easton.
AenIcwn keadins Harrisburg Mauch Chunk. Williams
=, p mNFor Flemngton Es,ton Allentown Reading Har
3do p m.;-foI kason wind Gap. Msucb Chunk Tamaqua
4p m-For High Bridge Branch Easton. &c
$50 D mFcr Easton Allentown Reading. Harrisburg,
Maneh Chunk, WilkesbaGre, DC. -, ~,
a m, m.
AL intermedate stations at 80 M for Easion Allentown
For newark at 5 -. eI5, e:45 7l5 1880, s15. ss9
230 $3.50 T. 30 5:l5, $50 5A5 g. 6;l5. ESQ., z. 1880
FOR trans to local points Sc time tables at stations
For sewaren at s. sis a m. y NJ T. spm
For perth Am5oy Al 5, s:i5 a m. II M. ? 4. sp. m.
tor Freehold At ~ 3 q. m, II m, p 4; 6P m
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
~ BOUND BROOK ROUTE
ForTRENTON and PlIiLADELPHIA
To- Leave New YORK from station G r. r. Of NJ; III,
of aiage.p MIA nth and Gree1,sts az - ~ a.
$50 M For Third and Befkssis at 7:I5 Ills m,
l50 40 $50 : p m. ON sunday at $40 a m 40 ~
Return trains leave Philadelphia for New.YorD 60
sts. 800 $50 $50 ii a m ii5 S45 $40 $40. II
From TS a and ND Bcr ss At 5 $50 ol5 H. l. 55
' Prom m 7q9day 9o d t i oS iisi m l5s
PuLL&AN PARL6R' c2ks are aitac6ei to day trains
ana SLEEPlNG COACHES 10 midnight trans nOin Wv"
Connecron Is mado Jersey city Station and from
Tickets Tor sale at Libertyst Nos 239 26l 4Ol
s44 81 1893 Broadway and at me pncp1 h9ies los
and Cour;-st and Annex ONCE Jewels wharf Brpokyn
" y Company will cal Tot and check baggage
from hofe or residence 70 destination
NEW-JERSE{r T. SotT III I3ok kAlL"A Al
,,,r,. 1sS c2m 1IrYT G 4PT LtK AVE- PIER B.
FOOT RECTOR-sT+ ~, - -,
For Highland seabright Monmouth Eeach and Long
For ocean grove POINT Pleasant. sc, 1915 n.
For Lakewood Toms River larnegat SC $40 p m - ear
Lakewood Toms River Barncglt &C. M for lakewood
Toms River Atlantic CITY, ana all stations TO Bay side p
VIA BRANCHPORT-Fromf foot Lberty-st.: For sandy
Hook y M Tor Highlands. II m, p H.. io' Moninoutn
Tickets reading wa BOAT and SANDY HOOK VII not pc
good via a4d ;ckes reading via Rail "" no' oe Ieo's
hi JOS f'P h' :. Ah AK aP BALDWIN,
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= CRY RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY
Office Pier is, y. n. foot UortanltIt
Con1gnments OF freight forwarded directed 10 any part
Of the world
UNEQUALLED FACILITl ES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received for delivery ~ all kads OF freight AMI
cbandise any part Of the CITY
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND
HAkBOR LIGHTERAGE
Freight every description promptly ghtoed " any point
IN the hArbor reasonable
sTEAMBOATs. BAl.GEs AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER tOk EXCURSIONS
hLeameTs John a. ald Erastns Corning Tor M"
HAVEN. leave Pier as ~ X al daily lsatdrdAif
executed
METROPOLIS EXPRESS co. between New-YorE ana
Ns~-Haveh Care ami dispatch guaranteed
Freight POINTS l. " L. Pa -
fOi NeN raven aud points East Pier -
sHOkE- STATEN ASD.-Flevcn Miles Tor
zen Cent? va steamer roa Per l. H. H. log1 Whitehal-,-
,Chr IhAL 5H Try ARD, Co nGuaiplw. N-J.-Drf DOtAt
Machine aud Boiler Shopa evoryting - sis
c0AsLucLoa ALL y yoaaa4A
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Drcssmadirl.

DRESSMAKER, perfect cutter, filter of all
~ family clothing - years practice in country Tor
Address Box 35l - Last lttA-st
DRESSMAKER.-By a competent French
~ dressnaker. go by the day. cuts ana its
perfectly: terms Il 80 per day, Address DRkosMAkEk
BOX y, Tribune OAce.
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CyT0NIYGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.

- CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST
FARE 50 10 Boston for rtcIas limited tickets good only
a O their face
steamers y ARRAGANs EFT and sTONINGToN leave
daily except sundays from Pier So r. foot VI
Jaw st arriving In Boston at a III
tickets for sale all principal ticket offices siaterooms
secured at Of WcstcOt Express Co. 3sl
al az Fifth Avenue Windsor Hotel ticket
Offices Fre ghts alway taken al the lowest rates
/. ". FILkINS, General IA scnger CONT
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Miscellaneous.


MORTGAGE LOANS WANTED.-S3 900
VA in twenty sums 81 800 EACH on new bindings in
Brooklyn will tai ia parts Il desired interest per
years particulars Of ROBERT BUSTING, PheniK
Building IS COuIst, Brooklyn broker real and
mortgage loans.
NOTICE.-lnventors and others interested in
patent rights hereby invited to call the Office OF
CLINTON AOOSENELf esq or write ~ his address No.
SO ExcHANGE-PLACE n Y preparatory - the eau
OF property upon the plea Of Of our
rights
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TO PHILADELPHIA.

THE oIp.EsTABLlsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
Oh TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND on sun
DAY.3STATIONs IN PHILADELPHIA, = IN
NEW-YORk.
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Musical Instruments.

DEATTYiS ORGANS, ~ stops 500. Pianos
ID Sl75 up. Factory running day and night Paper
free Address DANIEL F. BEATTY, Washington y j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-19
FHIGH VALLEY RAILRO4D-Passenge

4 E1IO IL ALi<I@I IA+t1I-hO III d0''iiE u
IL trains on and after MAY D. ls-2 viii leave depot foot
OF Cortaudt and at 80 H. $40 AMI
$50 ,. N for Easton. Bethlehem Allentown Reading
Mauch Chunk, VII cslafrc Tow mia, "a AVERY ithaca
Geneva Lyons. BuO ana the Mes ana northwest. Pull
man through coaches daily. Trans al j. for Eon
Bethlehem Allentown Reading Mauch CHUNK, Wnsesbaue
and PiistOn Local trains at for Easton bethlehem
AMI COpay.
pOiuts III Maauv and HaZeJO coal regions. sunday
local Mauch Chunk, $40 a. Leave Mauch Chunk at
445 p I'd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-19

NEW-HAVEN, MERiDEN, HARTFORD,
~ sPRINGFIELDEHO HOLY OKE MONTREAL and inferno.
date points leave Pier 70, r. r. az m. and I
pm tSundays excsptcd connecting with EW-
HANEN. Tor MhRfDEN, HAETFORD, SPRINGFIELD.
&c Tickets checked al ga Broadway.
y Courts, Brooklyn Excursion TO New Haven and
IT
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FARE ONLY 50 TO BOSTON
Tor limited tickets


Tor limited tickets
steamers leave New-Y0rs daily Sundays incuded at
III from Pier Is y. T.. loot Ot MuTTayst.
ANNEX CONNECTION from JERSEY CITY at a.
BROOKLYN at 430p m. Tickets and staterooms may be
secured al principal hotels and ticket Ouccs AZ
the Office PIER % and steamers -.
BORDEN & LOWELL GEORGE l. GONNOk
Agents. Genl Pass. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-19
providence LINE.
i EOK HHONIDENCE DIRECT.

FOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT.
Connecting with Providence q Worcester RR-
for all POINTS NORTH aud EAST, via WORCESTER.
The entirely and palatal steamer MODE ISLAM II
on Mondays ednesdays Fridays and the favOrite
steamer MASSAGE Sits on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
SATURDAYS, will leave at
5p ~ from Pier 20 n r. foot Of Warren-st.
CONNECTIONS will be made Providence. via p. & W.
RI for Worcester all Northern and White
Tickets for sale all principal ticket
Offices secured Offices " Wescot Express
Co Nos 2O7, 3sl, 3g7 and 42l broadway Fifth
Avenue AID Windsor Hotel ticket oficca
l.. W. Gcre Apeuf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-19

A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
Canal-st. every WEEK DAY ats D. m. connecting AZ
bany Sunday morning exceDte with trains north. vest
and StaferoOns warmed
Excursion tickets TO Albany and retnr good 80 so