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=. - yo,r he did the most mental work. he
evidently desires now 70 r nts than work farm
III uas placed with o. s. fitznugh u ms rosnc
M, Va INT left him. saying that ne %a' ,,v 81
Nlleh y, va" ~,,ovSotk lie eoOld not persuade any vi
,he o,ser boys return with him H. 4, Fourteenth
6REeS H. p,rcmts when be was baby; ne Was was
81 far in Roman Catholic asylum nnUi a =
enou ch 10 sell papers. He Is now VII"
,paFiIs JACOB age seventeen hao p" lie is with
BOY, pu, " nr q, NJ Hume at Rappahsnnock va, d
HAMILTON, JoHN, age sixteen, j. ten yeai old. He is
nIpcrs In Park-row alter ne Vac ""
with A ]. Garner, at Culp.pI a, Austrian and was
nrIITR. FRANCIs age sixesn, Is OF OF Rapdsn Va. lie
at nis, Wy for ncicbbor of Mr.. Jacobs ~ RE,
drGuEs PnLIf nf;een was placTn v with Colonel
hngl nj s,snardsyille, va, out Is n'" ~
Porter of Raccon Ford, Va. 80 =, nut NJ stevens
ysI1 InFEr acc eighteen has widowed mother '
Is living with W. :. YaWl, OF Cuipepe,th German boy
o1pcuorF JONI age seventeen, wss inc ss living
with tSe complex ancestry who said ne was He and
with his second father,and tllpu ~ p Rixey at
James Cassidy are with the Kew L. -
orro 6oSRAD age sixteen had 5cr seTera Years HIS
ao1SsI ~ dead He is with A T. PresrJ'7 ~ ~
dan, Va. are sixteen. taken by ~, g h "a;
waugh. Of TsionSille, Orange County va
ens1Sgd me- GrsTsv. age eighteen, is with H. A.
Crump at Cupeper. va ,. sftecn went South
eO anSe his parents we're dead, and he han no no'
He is with j. NJ. Duncan, al Leon va. ,o,a life in
s,,Tu T1oN a. age eighteen. kad hal mary $3.50
sNi III ci,y lie lives with W. W. Hume at orange
Court House. Va. l., H.
Srp,xcrr HERMAN age seventeen, was born IN ger 10
on, He was placed with J. A ThrockhorIon, ~
Witches station, Va He left there oees tt Win
he could not cat pork lie theh "o"' ~
farmer near Culpeper. -,
srrRESyoII EMIL. age fifteen. has only p pee III rs
country few months, but Is mlsiers pnI rem iT
ne ranidlv as Dossihe. He was Win D. ID; : aVop -,
~ Rspdan Va but vert with Francis hci t, IN
neieh6oring farm, and the two boys ~o 'os0'"''
again. s. ,-as q bootbIack and
had also sold comic songs, DOM ID NE n9Sncan. Of
Pbilsdelnhia He is working Tor j. H. DuncaD' "a
Culpeper 49, -rho
WILKINS HFSrI. sge fifteen was an eaTahu ue with
mad often slept IN wagons and IN haiIs' Ae 4S VIII
g. s. Yates, OF Culpeper.
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THE COURTS.
IN A HUNGARIAN SOCIETY

TROUBLE IN A HUNGARIAN SOCIETY.
The Magyar Egylet, Hungarian society
in this ety. Is agtated by an intestine
nearly as fierce in way that which RACES IN inc
Union Club on the expulsion of Mr.. loupa'- Alrc.S
schuitzer is the editor OF Hungarian newspaper VIII
90 nnronounceable name For year or Whereabouts ne
was member OF the Magyar Egylet. but last May a.
hs crisis of controversy in the club arising out
question as to the administration of the treasurer n
resigned. At subsequent meeting he payed MS uue7
and withdrew his resignation, out the society usi
rardng his last action, relieved him OF membership
YESTERDAY be appeared by counsel before JUSTICE
Uairht in the Supreme Court. Chambers and MADE ap
plication for peremptory writ OF mandaus 10 e.;
he society 10 reinstate him Counsel Tor the socley III
onnosng the application fled affdaylts OF tWet!
ncmbers of the society and all its officers setting lO1t
III, o,der IT'S r1Iles the moment q member gives his
resign alton he ceases TO be member. Inc menoer'
eS fLs this rule was by Schuitzer ana ne recoS
med h AT a meeting in June by moving hat ne DC 70
red 10 membership; the motion was Osl Oy No.c %
10 IL. Justice Haight granted an ai'eiH"u'o WIN "
mandamus returnable il thirty days.
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Co1-PT CALENpARS-JULY %.

.,,. corr en- ANBFEs Before HaighL J.-Nos. 3,
20 ~ az so us 1871 12s 1885, li3 ~ l5 d35 10 do
~ IFS MS l4 1870 1872 1874 1875 40 zo4 -O'' -V'
rtERoGATEs CoURr- Before Rollins, s-Moton calendar
sTPFRloR COURr-SrEcIAL TERM-No day caendr
COMMON PLgAs-sPECIAL TERN mo day calenuat
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Gin Real GsiaIe for Sale.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL. BE RECEIVED AT TIL
UPTOWN OFFICES, No ,23s Broadway, corner Thirty
fTstsL, SOS Twenty -thirdsL. corner Elghthave
No East Fourteenths corner Union square 76O Third
Forty-seventhst at the HARLEM OFFICE
Nos LOO and 2300 Thrd-ave, corner One-hunoreo And
twenty .ffth-st., up p. H. at regular Oice rates
VNO LET, to respectable families. furnished
i rooms for Housekeeping with privilege OF cooking.
washing and ironing s. per week and upward 100 Beeek
eT.st
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Steamboats ano RAILROADS..

A FALL RIVER LINE.
FALL RIVER. BOSTON, AND THE EAST
MOUNT DEshRI and ali DTineP4 cities inland aud sea-
The mammoth palace steamers
BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE
Say neaSSe at y yo Bps1
boat FROM Brooklyn at ?. m. Jersey City 4 p u
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERTS
every the splendid bands and Orchasrs attached
Long water route fun nights rest i've morning trains to
Boston short rail ride time seventy-nvc Minutes
NEWPORT LINE.
FOR NEWPORT K. 1. DIRECT.
MATTHIAS yINEYAdRD, XANTuck ct. and SEA
NEWPORT ana OLD COLONY,
Leave New.York daily. sundays excepted at p from
These steamers make their Eastern terminus Newpart
ali principal hoteis transfer ofces Office
wssESp ron LIST + OF TOURS AND EXCURSIONS
BORDEN & LoyELI. GEORGE Z coNNoR,
MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE tor PORT
snip on MONDAYS EiEAA6RA on Thus6ag
nev 9c0cs Gaein passage TO cortland 81 TO MaItha
EIcaea and return s. @artEas vineyard and
r fas A ss Per TessysS a. 1K v tG "
NORWICH LINE
~ Boston Nashua Portland aaI tho East
4H'H'" '''" CITY OF WORCESTER
wnO15 exception the Ps' essSn S1 soaa and
Desbrossesst FsrryaAliy except saa1ays AZ
WHITE MOUNTAINS.
On and after MONDAY. June 9s.
SPECIAL FAST EXPRESS THROUGH TRAIN.
with Parlor and Day Cars viii connect with the
PROVIDENCE LINE.
OF from New York leaving the steamer wharf
ih,"is v Wopcert 10 Fa6yaas And oter White Mum,
tsin points without change
l. '" FILKISs, Genera Passenger Aren't
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Che Curt

NEW,JFRSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ BAY ROUTE VIA SANDY HOOK
LONG BRANCH RACES. - - - =.
July 49, 90 20, &c. 20; August o. y ~ To- H. is'
Races commence promptly az 2;3O p m. =.
steamers leave Pier n r. foot hectorst at 14o o. IL
a. a.. .......ra -,o str.c, IN TIA
tracy ana retnrn Immediately alter the races
lie sure that your ticzets read via sandy HOOK" -
Fare Tor the round trip including admission 20 the neld
81 "a ". W. sTkARNS zen lSup'L
III. p BALDWIN. Genl Pass Agc
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Real Cstalc Wanleo.

Country seat, 100 or more acre.,
w near New.York City prefer Newliayen lssn""'
Rutland & WHITING. Beekman-st
NlANTED-FOr Investment Business p tVP.
w .rv below Caual-st; wanted torr lot rni,sDo
for factory purposes RUTLAND 4 WHITING y" . "''-
man-st
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Brooalpn propertp for Sale au> 60 Eet

Tor SALE on very easy terms, fOur-story
Il brick dwelling on the side of Columbia Heights
midway between Fulton and Ferries overlook
the running through Furman at, with four
on ZJxlJO. a amount
OF cash required. Address P. LESTER, Tribune Oice
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fjouses ano Rooms ipanIeo.

WANTED for family of three adults.
w Of s9Tsa LII, rem not 10 excel
syo0 would purchase IL suited Address Will in' p"'
lars HOME 81 West 33dst
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YORK. Monday, July "A, 1882
The following sales were held at the Exchange
galesroom to-day 49,,
! sstorv brown stone dwelling with lot NO. ~ beea'
man place D cor OF 50thst lot 2O5xlOOi Ter 40
By Peter p Meyer.
s.storv brick dwelling with lot No 20s West 2lst'
s.: isl q T0 Of tn-aVe 100 1900
BIZ John p 3. Srngn
es,orv brown stone dwelling with lot NO 400 6a,0
iS[ns sm, l-S OF is'ave' O' 9Iss
, ,1iaIp honse yyttA lot No S4s East ll6tst ad
joining above lot 10 hen'y 9Oss
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PROVIDENCE LINE. z,. ..,,o.n
FOR Providence DIRECT
Connecting with Providence & Worcester IN
for all POINTS NORTH and East. via WORCESTER
rhe entirely pew and palatal steamer Rhode ISLAM ID
on MONDAYS Wednesdays Fridays. and the tayorite
steamer MASSACHUSETTS, on Tuesdays Thursdays aud
D. m. from per % y. r.. foot of Warren-st
CoDhectiops made az Providence, via p & W. r K,
or Worcester aud all Northern, Eastern anu AIgT
Mountain points Tickets for sale at a prncla, uckeI
odces tae-roOms secured offices OF WescO Express
% AZ Asfor House NOS 2O1, 3el. asI anu Al broad
~ ord - Fiftb venue Windsor Hotel ticket Oihcea
way anu 40 ~" - FRI KTNS General Agen
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lectures ano Hleetiuns.

MEXICAN INSTITUTE.-Quarterly Meet
"A ing Room "a, Cooper Union. tn k5DAf august s.
1884, at ) O'Clock y. m. NATHAN - ELI fro'luens.
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CHARMS s.o.o,, -,
COMPANY.
ONCE. Pier ls. =. r, foot Of Cortlandtst
Consgnments freight as directed 10 any part
Of the world. - .,.
TxEorALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
orders received for delivery Of all kinds OF freight and mer-
chandise TO any part Of the city.
SEA AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BOR LIGHTERAGE
re Of every description promptly ghtered to any point
IN the harbor q reasonable rates
sTrAMBOATs. RARGEs AND GROVES To CHAH-
TERROR EACI Il, Ions. ,.-a..,,s ,,or,t,, ,or NFU
Steamers John n. ,tarn and Erastus corning LOT
HAVEN leave Pier H. y. X, at p H. uAJ' lS-'uluAys
MfTKtjPOLIs EXPRESS CO, between Ne"-fOrk and
New Haven care and dispatch guaranieed. . ,, N
FREIGHT Tor ints -. l. " H. tsoei'eu ~ fler 10
r,,r = ~ "A ayru and points Fat AZ Tier 10 All a..
NptsTH SHORE, srAIEN ISLAM p eFon Mn I5, ioi
Ton C1f. vf steamers Pier b. X 1901
zen Srnis' IA fPV M Communpaw n DRY DOCKS.
Machine and Boiler shOp- every l44hs APPe4'-"e - ~
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Fxpress leave New NOrk via DesDrosscs
lapdt streets Ferries, a. follows: o,oo,o
Sl5 7SO > $50 10 Limled, ii a. m l. 5zO 3fO o. o. e
and D D. m and II night. sundays, DID, ana ~ nl'
4 q. Z ; and and IL night NJ. e.,. .. = M
,res Trans leave daily, except sunday az i:ZV
m p. m. running through wa LIehtoh Shn
1..0I sos $40 $40. $50 $50, $50 $50 and IL a m
LIMITED Express, 1880 p M J. = T. o. y o5V .;9o ana
SIt n m ON sunday 1901. 800 80, $40, sou q NJ T.
f:3O 100. and $50 p Leave Phaiophi VIA CauiieD
q a IN and 4: 20 D. m. daily. except sunday.
Ticset Oces $40 aud 94l Broadway Astor nouse ana
foot al Desbrosses and COrtlandtsts COurts anu B9k
ivn Annex station FultOn-st, BroOkyn nos a.
Il6 and us Hudsonst, Hoboken Stauoh Jersey Nl'y'
Uni Traut Ticket once. Battery place. ., - , -
The New Transfer Company VIII CAL Ior AAu SheSA
baggage from hotels and residences ~ vro0o
FRANK THOMSON, = ~ go J" -.
General behtIa Iacs agent
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NEPTUNE HOUSE. Ocean Beach, will be open
~ for sumner boar,ers middle Of No mosquitoes.
beautiful drives SO yards from surf Apply to MIS- SAM DE-
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WPFRTAL GERMAN LINE.

L Hamburg. American Packet Companys Line 1or
PLYMOUTH. CHERBOU RG and LA NIB l lsG. -
sUEVIA ............-Juy y MESI Aug ~
WIELAN AuS j. tlsl0I --------.- Us
Rates Plymouth, London. Cheroousg anu HamDIrs;
First Cabin 800; second Cabin 500 oieerage sou kouf
trlD az reduced rates Steerage Hamburg Hayre and
W" t-T~%tt a TJr A. 90 4 B RICHARD & CO..
General A gents General Passenger Agents.
No 81 Bfoadst, y Y. No. 81 Broadway. ~
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COOKS AMERICAN TOURS

n WUh , AMEhIOAN IUD 10
COOKS AMERICAN TOURS
COOKS AMERICAN TOURS
COOKS AMERICAN TOURS
To the WHITE MOUNTAINS. Mount Desert. az John.
maritime Provinces Montreal Quebec. Saguenay River,
Hudson River Saratoga. Lake George.
Niagara Falls Thousand Islands, &c, all As
Address ~ '~' ~ W -fF'-
TlIOS. COOK g. son. POI BROADWAY NETWORK
@ A. BARArrONI. Manager.
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EIrnNINCrnN IINE FOR BOSTON.

CTONINGTON LINE FOR boston
= CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAoi
FANtawAy Low a. ~ any otil.. ~ - eave
steamers NARRAGANskrI and sdONiSS n y f,5t II
daily lexcept sundays AZ p ~ iron F4vt % ~ -"
Jay-@f arr ng IN Boston az A N ,.s stateroona
Icscfs FOR sale a all principal ucN's 80 ou-r
sscnr ercs on WestcOtt Express Co. AZ > Asto ~ -
yf,7 9si sg% and ~ Broadway. aud al run -A'oN ~
Windsor Hotel ucAet onces ,aner,t Passenger Agent
rTNHE POPULAR SHORE LINE r,rr.sr
i ron PROVIDENCE BOSTON AND II i ~
1JTRt III FRoN filAND CENThAI DEf u, .,
Three express daily SUNDAYS 10 n mo- with
$500 a. m- y IN. tpArl0r cars @t1~On'~'
palace sleeping cars p,rr, :,
LIMITED TICKETS so BOSTON lAlL hAIl,l, p a. -.
NEWPORT express at l =. III, tPAiloi eai'
nvos Al Newport D. u.rlar cars At
PROVIDENCE special express al p H. VAi'
tacned arrives Providence lO2O N ,en .venue ana
Tickets ana par0r seats secured AZ l atrs Drpot
Windsor Hotel ticket Offices aud AZ rr Agent
l. W. FILkINs Genera! fassehsei 49,
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RAILROAD.
On aud after Tulv l1-2

l.
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STA TIES MAIL ROUTE
Trains York, Desbrosses aud Corandt streets
Ferries, follows: ,,-,...-
Palace AIRS attached . q anu p. daily. New ork
and Chicago Limited Of PaOf Dining Smoking ana sleep
ing { ars at 9 a III. day. , -. -.
WiIiamspOr Lock Haven m, p m CORY and Erie AZ
D. m connecting a. Cory for TtusVie petroleum Cen
Rsf,more " sshisen and the South Limited Wash ngton
Txyres' OF Pullman PsrlUr Cars daily except Monday 10
D III Regular at o;i0 anu o.oO
a I'M. J.. $40, and . r. IN, and IL nrht
SUNDAY 5:l5 a m and 9 D. NJ. and ~ night -,
For Atlantic CITY with through y except Suncay
Long Branch Junction and intermediate stations
Ma Railway and AmbOy. $50 and $40 a IL, IL noon s.
Toms RIVER via seaside Park. $40 a and p. m.
Roar. OF rookyn connect with all through trains az
Jersey CITY aorng speedy and direct transfer Tor Brook
From Pittsburc 600 and ll:20 1870 and
l1r4O n m daily From Washington ana Baltimore, $50
$50 m 80 0.3O $50 and lujO p mi sunday b3 300
a m and 1850 D. From Baltimore, l:1O m; on sun
davs g:55 D. m From Philadelphia 800 $50 o:3O 900
ESQ $40 1850, ll:40 100 2 800 80 6.@O a.S0'
go il:4O a. NJ $40. 9.35. lOiO and 1890 D. IN
TO PHILADELPHIA.
TUT or n Est ABIIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE.
90 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND . ON
SUNDAY. 3 STATIONS II PHILADELPHIA
2IN NETWORK.
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
NENT AND HE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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GRAND UNION HOTEL. COney Island
~ The best family hOccl there few rooms fronting the
ocean, the Iron Piers Rooms 81 and 81 per day
CLENWOOD HOUSE, Delaware Water
" can Pann onens Nav % Pnre mountain air For
health pleasure scenery IL surpassed.
send for circular GEORGE W. ZETGLER.
Proprietor.
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~ VIA SANDY HOOK
STEAMERS LEAVE PIER x, y. r.
FOOT KECTORST.:
Por Highlands, SeaDTight, Monmouth Beach and Long
Branch 45. g. II a. l:5O, 5:iJ D. 5;45 p IN sun
days 9. lO:3O NJ, j:3t y. III. -
p. az
For lakewood Toms River Barnegat &C. 7i5 a. $780,
For Writings Atlantic City vneand and all stations to
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trains on and after NAV s. SS2 will depos foot
OF Cotandt and :: 10 An m, $40 and
o:3O D. IN for EastOu. Bethlehem. Allentown HEADING
Mauch Chunk WIlSesbarrp. TOwanda, Waverly. ithaca
Geneva Lyons Buffalo the West ana Northwest Pun
man through coaches run iaiv Trains az for Easton
Bethlehem Reading, Mauch Chunk, WlkesDarre
Pitt-tOn. Local trains at NJ for kaston Beuehen
and Coplay $1,000. - -,
ponts no abanOy and COL reeons sunday tram
local for Mauch ChunS $40 Leave Mauch Chunk at
4 p NJ. .c..-.h a,, Co--,,rt, s..
NeHSA- Il. BYIN ffION. II l.. A.
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~ wall Newburg POughk eepsie RODd0ut and KINGS
landing al CTlnsons formerly Coz1ens's. Milton New
burg ami Hyde Park. daily f@undaya excepted Leaves
Nestryst pier at 3lJ and 22d-st. at $50
! At POughkecp-e with evening trains for the North
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gtenu1Jats M RIi.r1II5.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- MODEL FAST LINE TO TIE WEST
Wa Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington

on and after May u. the magnificent Passenger Trains
leave from feDnsyva Railroad Depot foot OF COrandts
and DesDro-ses-- Il. follows
p except sundays plrlOr attached arrives wash
ngtOn -:U Night xpress leaves Washington at 10
m daily seepers and day coaches through to Cincinnati
and Chicago.
p daily. Fast Line arrives Washington 22j m Gin
cinnati $50 p. Chicago $50 m. Louis $50
p * o. palace sleeers and coaches though Cincinnati
81 Louis ant Chicago
u O'Clock night daily arrives at Washington $50 Day
Express leaves Nashlngton at 1910 daily. sieepers
ana day coaches through 10 Cincinnati
arrive G.5Oa- $50 q m. and 1880 p.
Tickets and sleeping Derhs secured and baggage called
Tor and checked 10 destination at cOmpanys Office No 35
Broadw all offices OF the Pennsyv Railroad
COMPANY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-25

CLAVERACK New York summer board
~ with family eight miles from Catskill Of the
Catskils, mountain nalar mosquitoes terms rea
sonable. Mrs. Ny ERS.
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Gunner Resorts.

BLOCK ISLAND, r. L-SPRING HOUSE
ID twenty eight miles from Newport and fifteen mile
from mainland The delightful place 70 spent th
summer; heat. malaria II" hay fever The house
supplied spring springs owned exclusively
by the proprietor. Terms reasonable send for circulars
*. b. MITCH ELL. Proprietor.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-10-17
The Inter-CltY Telephone Line.


On another page OF this paper VII,
be found the account of the proposed
union of this city, Lincoln and others
with "a line of telephone wires, and
We give herewith the cordial endorse
ment of the Lincoln board of trade:
At a meeting Of the executive com.
mittee of the board of trade, held
October Ii, 1882, had before them a
copy of The State Journal containing
a proposition made by the Nebraska
Telephone c, mpany to the citizens of
Lincoln. After having carefully ex.
amined the proposition the following
resolution was adopted:
Resol,ed, That 1t is tho opinion of
this committee that the proposition
made by the Nebraska Telephone
company should meet the hearty up,
prevail of this board of trade as well
as the individual support of the bust
ness men in this community.
The advantages to bs derived by
this enterprise seems to us to be of
great Importance i'll connecting this
city with Omaha, Fremont and other
towns in this vicinity.
We therefore recommend the enter
prise to the people for their careful
consideration and liberal support.
FL 9. LETT,
Chairman Executive Committee.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-10-17

Clothing and Furnishing ooo's
GR0. II. PETERSON. AlBu Hats, Caps,
ghDe0 Notions and Cutlery 500 h. 10th street.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-10-17
"A FIzzLE."

Correspondence OF TnE BEE.
ALBION, Neb., October Ill have
been informed through the columns
of our local papers, the News and Ar.
gus, "monops,' 1--WE have no other
papers) with a great flourish Of trump.
cts that our senator, Saunders, Hon.
Dawes, our prospective governor, and
several Others OF the bread aud butter
brigade would address the the citi-
ems of this county on the political
issues of the day at 8 o'clock on the
10th of October, at Broneon's hall.
We won't at the time appointed, and
on inquiry found chat tho eminent
personsges had not put in an appear.
snce. We presumed they considered
discretion the better part of valor Snd
having nothing good to say they staid
at home. We must confess that we
were considerably disappointed at not
being able to hear the speakers III.
struct us about how to IKE . whistle
from a pigs tail.
But, disappointed as we were, our
sympsthies were excited to IN emi.
nett degree for our "Brass Band "
under the leadership Of the editor"
of the News. They have been polish
ing their instruments and practicing
their little pieces for some time, and
10! they did not get an opportunity of
displaying their fealty to the mo.
mop" cause. Hoping that you will
aid me in sympathy for the dissap-
pointed ones. ALrHA.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-10-17

PhyIiclsna ana Surgeons,
W. Q. GIBBS, II, D., Room No 4. Creighton
Block, l6th street.
r.. LFISENRiNG, H. d. hkscDio Block.
O. L. HART. ". D.. Rye Snd Ear opp. p~ostounne
Omaha daily bee., 1882-10-17

Orockery.
g. BONNER 1909 Dnu0'as 9'~aet. Prod lin.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-10-17
How Brother Parsons Was Discour-
aged.

A farmer belonging to a certain re-
ligious denomination in Illinois called
upon his clergyman to ask the good
man il he really believed that prayers
we're answered. "Of course / do
was the reply. "Well, l Dunno was
tie doubtful observation. "Have you
anything on your mind, Brother Par.
sons4' 81 have" "Have prayed in
all earnestnessl' 81 have" "And of.
,en?' "les every day and twice a
day." "And that prayer has not been
answered. mo" "Well, perhaps
l had better pray for you. What shall
l ask for you, in your nameF" 81 don't
want to DO a hog, you know" said the
brother, ''but if you are a mind to
pray that wheat jumps to 81 10 per
bushel by the lat of September, I'll
bring down q bushel of potatoes next
time 1 mt I've wrestled and strug.
gled and hung on till I've got q o
throat and Am clean discouraged"
Omaha daily bee., 1882-10-17

As a rule we 90 not reco mmend patent
Medicines, but when we know OF one that
orally is a public benetactor, and docs
positively cue, then we consider it our
duty to impart that information to all.
Electric Bitters aretruly a most valuable
medicine, and will surely cure BiliousnesS,
Fe err and Ague, Stomach, Liver and
Kidney Complaints, even were all other
remedies fail. We know wereof wespeak,
aud can freely recommend them to ALL
Exch.-Sold at fifty cents a bottle, by
@. +. Goodman.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-10-17
*The greatlvalue of Mrs. Lydia Il.

*The greatlvalue of Mrs. Lydia K.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for
all diseases of women ia demonstrated
by every day experience. The writer
of this had occasion to step into the
principal Pharmacy of a city of 140,-
600 inhabitants, and on inquiry as to
which is the most popular proprietary
medicine of the time, was answered,
that Mrs. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound occupies a most conspicuous
place in the front rank of all the rene.
dies of thissclass now before the pub.
lie. journal.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-10-17
FOR SALE.--MILL MACHINERY.

III AvING changed our mill to Hungarian rol.
III Ter process, we offer part OF our old ma.
pal OF finely flushed and spaced main driving
bowel wheels, Uro and NOR. is,) inc ! ches face,
three inches pitch, driving q main upright thnft
ABOUT BE feet To- x and ttep, one main mortise
spur whe., inch face and u inch pitch twor Hir
q inch face II pitch), backlash spri "a, curbs,
etc, comp cite, one four reel chest, u feet cloth,
7 convey ors, one two reel chest, Il feet cloth, 4
conveyor- two Gratiot wheat heaters,l No. 2 Eu
reka shutter, l Barnard a Lees 7 Giving sepa-
rator and eleva ors, shafts. wheels, pull ys, con
veyors. etc. Some Of the machinery has been
used but Attic over tw years, n dall Is in good
condition. For further Information address
j, y. HoFFMAN Il Co,
Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-10-17
Kors iord's ACID Phosphate n Re
freshir y Drinh,

DIX. A, l.. HALL, Fairhaven, n.
Y, says: "It forms an excellent sub
stituto for lemon juice, and will furn.
ish q refreshing drink for the sick"
Omaha daily bee., 1882-10-17
Chairman Executive Committee.

In countries where malaria is prev
alent, or where the climate is subject
to sudden changes--should be found
in every house Browns Iron Bitters.