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The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1882-06-15

A STORY is told in India OF o parrot
which had learned so many phrases Of
English that it constructed o grammar
Of the language, and. being missed one
day, was at last found perched on the
top of tamarind tree instructing all the
parrots OF the neighboring jungle in the
rudiments of syntax. There are people
disposed to disbelieve parrot stories, yet
some of them can be positively substan-
tiated. So, for instance, one Of our re-
rpected citizens, wooing widow, was
interrupted at critical moment in his
fervent address by voice from the cage
in the window asking, in sorrowing
tones, "Whe kissed the cook p"-7ne
Hour. at
~ A VENETIAN gondolier makes on an
average francs (about 80 oents) day
the year round. On this he will marry,
rear family. and put some money by.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1882-06-15

IT'S more blissful to forgive than to
deceive.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1882-06-15

Mn. GKoRaE JACOB HoL4oAxE, the
well-known writer ON cooperation and
kindred subjects, has been commissioned
by the British Government to visit this
country and Canada and report upon the
chances offered here to Immigrant work
ing people. - "a "a, 7as =. =. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-22
THE COURTS.
rpoI-BIE BETWEEN STOCKHOLDERS

The Western Union Telegraph Compan ~, , Un
Application to Justice Haight in supreme ,nunc
nars Yesterday afternoon obtained 'o''ro waiter
49,, .ea;ns, the Commercial Telephone OoniI""! Dpicl
y Hoscomb. Nathan d. wendell A. j., un",, rain
Manning Edward Newcomb ana 'onu ., ,oosc Of TIE
. ,nc, from carving ont an agreement oi ca'o enc
,pcOSonc cOmpanyr plant and franchises Se'wse" The
defendant company and the individual Gc'enur defcnd
CorOorcal Telephone Company and the o'h'r noa
go are residents Of Albany, and the procFeus
yesterday are apparently moN'i ,i,.l,,ors 70
contest between parties Oh I oo,,,rspv.
,i o,d hold the control Of the teepuHhCC amv IL
OMAN if az ~ JHe western Union Telegraph pd ant
Ia stated last evening that the Injunction Whoders
war oecf their interests minority nct NJ the
no Sertgs own onesiXth OF the capllil N go 600
Pone company which Il capltaAeu a" OF the
have ofered 10 pay S160 share loI en- rrfnsed
Ihey nav me-" the control and have heen che in
TIE rival stockholders have oneNu 10 for $125
49,, ~ the western Union COu'PS@tSs ling that
Srn and have also been refused Not" at so high
,inbnWe company holds It's st ooS 20 lease their
I,otiI n is said that they nave " oofondants for
in1 Ind franchises to the indlVHu, act ana have also
pahs au er annnm on the capital s:S Of The same
~ a. Construction company, cIo ard territorial
SOFA 70 cois' r ~ valuable franchises anu onerato
uirh, oroonc Them the right 10 cousin ,,'.'
rights i aiion Inc befween Albany and saratoga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-22
OWL NOTES.

Justice Haight, in Supreme Court, Chambers
Yesterday granted stay of execution pending an ap-
neal in the case of Elsie Ryland who was sentenced u
~ ~ rusnand in the commission of a forgery
Carl Hermann, the lessee OF the lhana
Theatre in the Bowcry applied yesterday TO Judge van
Hoesep Of the Court OF Common Pleas for an injunction
resilaine Hermann Pr9torus from making an en-
earement with Gustav Anberg the former partner oI
- 1lainfiT PrItorius has been the leader OF the
bris of the ITALIA Theatre. and under contraot
Nth Hermann and Amberg until May J., 1855. re
taf the contract dissolved with the dls-
sonon of the partnership and that he has the right
sSratore ~ accent an engagement at AmOerS's new
,heatre The application argued and Judge Van
Uoesen reserved his decision
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-22
rporRLEN A CHURCH.

Troy y. V, July 21.-lt is stated Una. ono
=, p stanton OF 81. Mary's Roman 'alho"'
rSr,cb coxsackie has began suit against Bishop MG,
sr T~V Of Albany to restrain the latter from preventing
etan,on from officiating as pastor of the churc"'
The immediate cause OF the trouble was IN res'u -
Ia.t offices to be performed tor one OF his
Mrs Plrte for whom he refused TO say ~ her final
M soe The Pnrte family took the matter ,
Rishop who priest from A3anH psbo's direction
stanton the funeral rites Father stanon 1ras tbeH
ana oso declined 10 open the cHloi crnr1nca by the
nehoS. rNUreseniative Father stanton was
80, sunday morning hence the SUIT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-22
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
A FALL RIVER LINE.

A FALL RIVER LINE.
"a -fOr-
FALL RIVER, BOSTON, AND THE FAST
The most agreeable route the WHITE MOUNTAINS.
MOUNT DESERT and all principal cities inland and
shore resorts OF New England and the provinces.
The mammoth palace steamers
BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE
NewYork daily Sundays includcdl at $50 p.
from y. r. Of Murray.st Connection Annex
boat from Brooklyn al p m. Jersey City. p m.
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERTS
every evening By splendid attached
10 these steamers.
water rOnte; full nights five morning 70
Boston short rail Tide time twenty-five minutesJ
NEWPORT LINE,
FOR NEWPOk1, r.. /, DIRECT
MATTHIAS VINEYARD NANTUCKET. and SEA
SHORE RESORTS OF CAPE COD Magnificent steamers
NEWPORT and OLD COLONY,
Leave New.York daily, Sundays excepted at r. from
PIER D. North River
These steamers make their Eastern terminus Newport
Tickets and stateroOms for both lines may be secured at
all principal hotels transfer and ticket Offices at the Office
On PIER %. and on steamers
SEND FOR LIST OF TOUR AND EXCURSIONS
FREE on APPLICATION.
BORDEN & LOWELL GEORGE = COMMON
(,eDfl Accent
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INN CASE OF GENERAL CURTIS.

Edwin b. Smith, the counSel loi uen', ,,a
,rho il pnJer sentence foT violating the
n - olit,col assessments returned TO this CITY
"rtay from visit TO Lyme, Conn, whittier he "eh'
- ontain writ of habeas corpus from CnTi Jus5c
gate Afer application had been maze on t Ha and as
pm, o, caro- to hear The alone VIII nc
abe before the full bench Of the supreme our I'LL rd
and Tened on Monday. General Curtis Will reln"in "
tbc custody OF his counsel.
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How NEGROES STRIKE.-We found here one
lonely little noke leaning upon his idle cart ana urk
Inc II; the scene of idle dcsOatlOn stepping up 10 nun
W. injured: " Are you one OF the stnAers = " no;
boss +" he replied L" but you see drives Ge cart anu
chen dey olit work there no dirt 10 1au so hau
fo quit, too" Are you in favor OF INC stIlKe
don't kcer II dey want TO stop Is Wiling 10 'aAe
ATHENS l(3al Banner
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PROVIDENCE LINE. ......,..,.

Connecting viii Providence & Worcester RIl
for an POINTS NONIII and FAST. via WORCESTER
The entirely new and palatia steamer hHODE lSLAND
Nuu0Aya Mcine-dav- and Fridays, and the idN0ritc
steamer MAsSACHU SETS On Tuesdays. Thursdays and
Saturdays. will lcayedt 90.
Connections made Providence, via T. q, VIZ II,
or Worce,tcr and all Northern, Eastern .aul .Whitc
Mountain roints tickets for sale at AL principal ticket
Offices StieroOms secured az Offices 81 estcO,i iHprss
90 nj . Asor House. nos. 2J1, $751; 1J1 ami Al Broad
nJ ~ sim Avenue a.d W.BdsJs Hotel ticket Offices
''''' /. W. FILkINS. General Pass. Agent
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST.
wa IhllanelplIla EalflnOre and MashlnRtnn.

lesve I'm LII May y, the magnificent Passenger Trains
ana DesDf0sses-st. follows ~ -
non sundays parlor attached arrives Wash
~ III Night express leaves Washington at 10
and CHICAGO opes anu DAY coaches through TO Cincinnati
p ~ a Gsg M fas Line arrives Washington 225 M
500 IN
81 Louis ana Chicago. ~ 'uE" ~ NiH04ii"'
II O'Clock night daily arrives WasbiDcton 2oa nav
Express leaves Washington at 1910 a. m daily sie.pers
and day coaches through 10 Cincinnati '' 'PD''
- No other line makes faster time West Trains
arrive from the West at G5O 800 D H. and 10 40 ~
IN Tickets and sleeping DerAs secured baggage called
Tor and checked 10 destination al cOmpanys Office No 81 o
Company
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Drooklnn prupcrlp for sal: an 90 Get

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW.
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED Al TIE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No l.2SS Broadway corner Thirty.
frstst- until y ana 30s West ny-thIrd-s, cor.
Eighth-ave- No ~ East Foueeuth,t Union.
square. 16O Third F1rtysevens; at the HA r.
LEN OFFICES Nos. 1907 and =, 300 Thrd.ave, corner
Onebund cdand w ty ith-st 10 regular of
fee rates
E'OR SAIL on very easy term. a 1OuI-StOry
i brick dwelling the side Of Columbia Heights
midway Fulton Wall Ferries overlook.
ig the bay and running through u FurDan with four
story store FuT1aDst lot Zxlju, small amount only
Of LIsl I.nLLlIa- ---a.. j L.L--LL-L.
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Amusemcnis.


RIJOU OPERA HOUSE. Tonight at S:15.
- Great success OF the phenomenal cast In
PATIENCE
Characters by John HOwsOn, Dgby Bell Charles DUNCAN
Charles Campbell Lily Post Laura Joyce Mat to-day at
FIREWORKS.
Il POLO GROUNDS, 11Oth.st. and SHAVE.
SATURDAY EVENING, July ~
. SECOND GRAND EXHIBITION" -
This display will embrace tho largest set pieces ever exb
lted, among which may DO mentiOued 800
THE FALLS OF NIAGARA" 5.OU square feet liqnid IRE
"GBAND NAVAL COMBAT BETWEEN TWO LINE OF
- - BATTLE SHIPS" 49,
THE COLOSSAL FIRE PICTURE CAPITOLATWA
INGTON."
the display Will comprise 4S numbers including 20 large
devices grand cnnCet by the 7tl Regiment Band com
menciDg at 1880 p m Gates open at p ADM ss0n 70
cents Children under Y 10 cents The grounds Will be
primarily Illuminated making OF fairyland and spen
dor In case OF IAN the display will take place Monday
July a. same time.
GERMANIA THEATRE B'way and 13th-st.
~ This afternoon and evening" las performances OF the
Great ProducOn-THE MERRY WAR. IN EN- GLISH,
by the NOR. R0SS OPERA COMPANY
WILLIAM 7. CARLETON, DORA WILEY.
GUsTAVE ADOLPHI, Louise Pauilin Richard Golden
and Jennie Heiferth.
yEETROPOLITAN ALCAZAR, 41st-st. Bway
w Last nights OF the brilliant bill: Sylvia" with
the two pIemeres Miles BOnant and Lepr and Doctor
Of Alcantara." with full operate cast. ADMISSION 80
CENTS Grand Concert omOITow Sunday vocalists
orchestra.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-22

> CRY, RIVER AND HARBOR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
Office Pier Is, =. r., foot OF Corilan1tst
Cosipnmens Of freight forwarded directed to any part
OF the world. -
USEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
Orders received ceyry Of al kinds OF freight and mer'
chancise to any part Of the city
sEAAND HAHBOR TOWING AND BINEk AND HAIR
BOR LIGHTERAGE
Freight Of every description promptly ghteredto any point
IN the hal Dor 4 reasonable rates.
sTEAMgOATs BAKGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER TOR Excursions. .-.- ,,--.t.. g.. ,-,,,,,
Steamers John II. Siam and Irasius corning LOT NV
HAVEN, leave Pier ls,.N H. al p H. o'J t9"'u'u~5
eIcepte1.l ,,..e, ,.l, 49,. Nm N,ort an,
NcW.IIaven care ,and dispatch gusl ahteed. NJ ~
FrcghtfOr points on d., l. * y" X receives ~ ilcr 10
For y ew- n aven and points East Il PIER 10. 49,,
NORTH sHOAt, Staten ISLAM D.-tltFnh Mics LOT
Ten Cents via Steamers from Pier J, T. v, oOl Nationalist
CEN lKAL SIiIPNAKD, COmmunipaw. y J. DRY DOGS,
Machine Boiler shop everything appeflHhlhs ~ inc
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MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE for PORT-
III LAND, and MARTHA's VINEYARD Mass Steam
al O'Clock Cabin passage 10 Portland, 50; 10 Martha
vineyard, 81, including berth No charge for state
Excursion Portland and return, % Mafthas Vney and
return 81 Meals 70 cents Freight received daily for all
pa<ts Of Maine j. T. AMIS. Agent, Pier 50. Last Hyex
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NTFW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH Il. X.

~ (Pcunsy lyania II. r., foot COrtlandt
stations in New.York A.. ana Deshrus csst
(Central Il. X of y. j., foot LiOertyst
LEAVE NEWYORK commencing juno 26 ls9&
For south Anboy X. L.. Of y. j.. 1i1, - - a. H.
$50, M; via Penn. r. r.. $50 NJ, I'm p NJ
For Matawan. &C. via C. r. T. of Y J., G:fj. = u ann
$780, 1. 49, p. Penn r. r. $780, a. ILL., IL H. o. .
For Red Bank, Long Branch ocean Grove Asbury PARK
Grit Point Pleasant &c. via G. r. IL. Of y j.: aso
IL ~. 2:tu B 50 p m. Penn. r. r., $50 $40
a. m. ~ m, = 3Jo >. D. 49, n :,
For FREEHOLD ana Report C. II. r. OF n j. f:4J,o IL
a. M 2tO. 4..O p. M - ,
Lakewood Toms River Barnegat, &c, via G. H. H. OF
y J e: . M. p.
seaside Park, via Penn. X *, $40 a m - p ID, m,
II = BALDWIN, j. r. WOOD. j. i. RANDOLPH
C. p A. C. r. r. of y. J. G.. +. ~, +. X. j. Supt
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Express Trans NewNork. via DcsbrOsses and Cort
andt Streets Ferries. follows: - . -
7yr Limited II y. $40 80, !, o. o.
and d. H. II nisht. sundays, J:l5, ana 40 a. No.
4, O., I. . and y N. and II night D.. . = M
Yprrs Tin. leave cvY daily, except sunday, AZ 2o
IN aud D. IN. running through VIA Trenton ana camden
Ietrne trains street station Philadelphia
l.oI :05 $50 $40 $50. 100 SO, 500 ana II a M
LIMITED Express, 1880 y. MI j. = 4, . o go 900 Alh
SIN m ON sunday, l2:Ol, 800 $40 $40. $50 a. M 4,
C:3O 100 and $50 m Lave Phlaelphia VIA Candeh
q a m and f:}0 y. m. daily. except sunday.
Tie, et Oncts $40 and 94i broadway Astor houst ana
foot of eshrO.cs COrHndtsts; Court st. and BROOK
len Vunev station loot Of Futoust, Brooklyn Nos ia,
Nc and Hud-oEst. HObOken; station Jersey Ollyi
Immigrant Ticket once : Battery place.
The Ncw-Y0rk Transfer Company VIII can oi anu 0Hcch
baggage from hotels AMI residences. , ,,-oo,
FRANK THOMSON, D IL VIZ
Manager btNtIh IaSS 1 agent,
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CTONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.

STONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
y CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EASE.
FARI. Always d Low n by any Othr. limo ,..
Steamers NARRAGANSETr and STONlNGTON leano
daily (ercept sundaysl M from Pier So y. r. O'so
Jay-gt. arriving Boston al q a ~ s,.....o.,.
Tickets sale AL principal ucEet Ounces
secured al offices Westcott Co.. a. Asto ious
2O7 3sl 397 and 42l Broadway and al fhh Avenue ANU
Windsor Hotel ucket Offices - 49,,
l. ". FILKISs General Passenger Agent
THE POPULAR SHORE LINE
i FOR PROVIDENCE. BOSTON AND TIE EASl
ALLRAIL FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.
Three cypress trains daily Sundays eKcepted 10 boston M
500 a parlOr cars attached anu IVY H. N"'
palace sleeping carsJ
LIMITED TICKETS TO BOSTON GALL RAID, 20.
NEWPORT press at l r. M (paror cars attached) mr.
nves at Newport y. IN. -.
PROVIDENCE special express AZ p IN, (pArOf cSrS Az
tacnedl arrives Providence LOGO y. m. - - -.
Tickets and pao seats secured at f1h Avenue anu
Windsor Hotel ticket Offices Grand Central Depot
l. W. FIIkIA5 General Passenger Agent
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RAILROAD.
4 on and after July J., les2.

=
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave NcWIoIk DesbrOses and Cortland streets
Ferries, follows: go
Uafri@brg Ilitsnfg the south. with Pullman
Palace attached a. ana T. IN dail Nc" OK
and hcagO Limited OF PallOr Dining Smoking and sleep
ing Cars al every day.
Williamsport. haven. M p m; Cory ana re AT
SD NJ connecting al Cory Tor iltsvllle, Petroleum Cen
TIE OH Regions. go. . -. 49,. .
Express" Pullman Paor Cars dairy except Monnal ~
u. m. Washington D. "; Regular al Oslo anu $50
a H. l. $40 and r. III. aid u night
SunGGy. 81 ) q. H.. , and g p. H.. and H. night
For Al antlc CITY with through except sunday
Long Branch BAY Head Junction and intermediate stations
VA R9Away and AIbOy. $50 ana $40 a M. II noon g.
$50 and p.
TOMS River. va seaside Park $40 a IN. and p.
oatS Brook connect with all through trains nj
Jersey City orng speedy and direct transfer for Brook
Ign travel.
lO4U D. NJ daily. From Washington and Baltimore, 900
Csc a. m 300 $50, g:3j and 1000 sunday 63l 900
o. M and 1880 p. N. From Baltimore lao p m; on sun
davs g35 d. ~. From phaiep hl. 800 Go 600. b:,O
SO $40 1850 ll:4O a M 100 .. $50, J:3 62O 100
500 g35 and 1880 nj SUNDAY, 3:JO, t:%O O:3J
G.5O iI:4O o. H.. Is. 20 $50. l0:40 and lUjO D.
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= EW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
STEAMERS LEAVE PIER 3, y. r.,

FOOT HECTOR-sT.:
For Highlands bright Monmouth Beach and Long
Branch j:l5, 14J. ., II $780, 345, Dds p Sun
For Atlantic Highlands 7:I5 o IL m, 1880 $40 o. 5A5
D. N.
For Lakewood Toms River Barnegat &C, 7:5 a. No. 1870.
$40 p. III.
For Writings Atlantic City vincland and all stations to
Ravsidc. ]. op NJ. - - $500
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
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EW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
For TRENTON and PHILADELPHIA.

Leave New York FROM station G. r. Il. Of y. J. -
For Philadelphia Ninth and Grteusts at $40, $780, 1879.
l3O 1. $50. $50 700 l.OD On sunday al $50
III, $50 II For hrd and Berks sts 1t 745 LILO
a. l3u. 49, , 30, ON Sunday AT oi5 R. IN go =
Tor Trenton 40 9:}O ll:lj M. 100 4:3U, $780, T.
~ D. III. ON sunday. 81 a. M, $50 II m:
Return trains leave Philadelphia Tor New. y Ork;
Prom stations Ihila ana Reading r. r., Ninth and tiree'
SITS, 90 1870 $3.50 $780, ii m lj 3j, $40, Ci3 II p III
On sunday, at $50 a. $50 II
From Third and Berkssts. AT BIO RIO 81 a. M 5;"o
5:2O go 1880 sunday at SID a. m, $50 D. m o
From Trenton l2j. 6:2O SOB 800, zoos, li34 a. M =
i:2j b:2f. rs SUNDAY lbs 9Sa IN. G:lo p ID.
PU LLNAN PARLOR Cal are attached to day trans
and SLEEPING COACHES 10 midnight trains from New
York aud Philadelphia. 49,.
made At Jersey CITY station 10 AMI from
BTOoSlyu and Erie Depot, Jersey 'ty. 90 90, -,
Tcsets or sale at Of libcrtyst nos 23o eel 40l.
gli 957 }23 Broadway and al the principal hotels nos
and C0nrt-s. ONCE Jewels Wharf, brooklyn
y Transfer Company will call for and check baggage
from hotels residence 10 destination. .
l. =. =. ~ Nd
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E1oR THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.

commencing 26 ecial through express train with
will Grand Central Depot N " y
A. x H. Il, ~ daily except sundays Ut o:j3 NJ, arriving
early in c evening two hours carr IMAM
s elonI connecting Wells with express tram Tor
Nowport IT, Quebec seats III drawing r00ncaIs may
ENGAGED D. H. 4 :. C. ticket ONCE IN Grand
Central Depot, or by addressing by mail or telegraph
G. 4. uEMPSTEAD, q. A.,
y Y y II. Il 4. L.. r.. q. G. Depot, y. Y.
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tESS.
Il. for West Point. Corn

"a wall Newburg POuchkecpse ROndoui and Kingston.
landing Cranstons former yCOzzonas Milton New am
burg HYDE Park, daily tSundays excepted Leaves
NestTy pier 3l5. and 22d--i at 800 T. m Connects
at POughkecpsic with evening trains for the North
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9tednbuats anS RdilrJdSI

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Visitation in York, OF Liberty-st station In
BROOKLYN, foot OF Fulton-st. JEWELS Wharf
Commencing June 20. 1882 Leave NewYork
GAO a. nl-FOr Pennington, Esson, Wind Gap, Mauch
Chunk I9mancnd Tamaqua uazleton, Drfton. Scranton
Upper Leliiah. sc.
$500 m.For Pennington High Bridge Branch SchOoey's
Noun tain EastOn Allentown Reading. Harrisburg. Mauch
chunk. Wiamsport, Tamaqua, Nnticoke, Upper Lehigh
Scranton &c
p m For Pennington EastoD. Allentown. Reading, Har
nsDurg. Mauch Chunk HazletOn Wilkesbarre, &c.
$40 p n.F0r East0n Wind Gap Mauch Chunk. Tamaqua,
DIlton Nllkesbarre. scranton. IIazeton, &c.
a p m.-For Pennington High Bridge Branch Scho0leys
Mountain Easton. &c.
$50 p m.-fOr SOmerville. Remington &c.
$50 D. m-For Easton. Allentown Reading, Harrisburg,
Meuch Chunk. Wlkesbarrc, <
SUNDAY trains leave at $40 ~ for Bound BROOK
ana Intermediate stations pm Tor Easton Allentown,
Harrisburg and the West.
For Newark 3 64j Gl5. G:i5. 7l5 73O 3. Sis $50.
- eiJ, 30 1915, lO5, ll:lj ~ m. l2ij l;l5 ?,
30 $3.50 T. 40 b. OLD $50 j:I5 g. Glj $780, T. 1870,
SD, =. 94j. 1880. His. II p. m.
For trains 10 local points time tables stations
PERTH AMBOY BRANCH
For SeYaren at 7:i5. q IL a. m. t.
For Perth Amboy at 7.45 ., IL a. m, 2:3O, T. p. 800
For Freehold aud keypot at 745. g. II M. 23O 43O,
D.
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)0K'S AMERICAN TOURS

COOKS AMERICAN TOURS
COOKS AMERICAN TOURS
COOKS AMERICAN TOURS
To the WHITE MOUNTAINS, Mount Desert. 81. John
Maritime Provinces Montreal Quebec Ssguenay River.
Hudson River. Saratoga Lake George the Adirondaeks
Niagara Falls Thousand Islands &C. &c. by all
special rates. Programmes with Maps sent applications
THos. COOK & son, 26I BROADWAY NETWORK.
G A. BARATTONI Manager, \
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TO PHILADELPHIA.


DOTBIE TRACK, TIE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MFNT AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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NOR RONDOUT. KINGSTON and CATS

- anu after Nav -. ls,2 will leave depot loot
o. DrsrOs~c,stS 4 ID y
$50 D. for tis;on. Bcilc' m. Allentown. KGMlinS
Mauch Chunk, WINe~b1rre. 1OwandL Naverv. Iiliici'
Geneva Lyons BuGIlo and the West and Northwest FHi
man through daily. Trains 81 D. m lnG ia'to'
Bethlehem Allentown. Reading. Mauch Liuls, Mllhe'pa1e
and "ittOu Loca. trains al l. Tor kason BcthcLcn
Trains leaving a. s:l0a. m. and p connect Tor all
poits ia Aiaauny ana azeiOa coal Tt2i0n+ sunday tram
local fOr auch Chunk, $40 Leave Mauch ChuhA at
p. - M. - u, ~. ,r.l, o,d Cortion.it sts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-22

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NE TMr
n YORK TRIRUNE WILL Io BE- RECElT corner rhry
n, q - m and SOS West Twenty lhlIu.s,; ~ ~
naT No 81 East Fourteenth;st co,n th.
ner 80 corner Fortyseventh ST. Az no
TN OFFICES Nos. 1907 and $500 ., ,s-nlar OF
Northumberland twenty .hfth.st,up 10 oP ~
Gee rateA - -,-.ros
XtTAN Country seat 100 OF NOR pa,roaS
rutland & WHITING. 3 hickman
y,N1,ID For investment-Busi prop
w Az hlio rsnaIst; also wanted four lots suitable
%, factory pYrposes RULAND WILLIAM w. '''N
manst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-22
NETWORK AND SEA BEACH r. Il.
SHORTEST QUICKEST CHEAPEST
ToCONEY ISLAND by Steamers
SYIflAN DELL, TWILIGHT AND KELSEY
Via RAY RIDGE

Boats esye West 2lst-st sj5, 955. 1855, ll.55 ms
1910 les, 2l0 300, 40 f25 Jl0 J:5J O50 1:25 Sl0.
500, $40 p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-22
4 TLANTIC HIGHLANDS,
n -

New seaside resort twenty miles down the bay,
steamer Aron three daily trips direct Sundays excepted
From Pier =, North Rver5:lJ, 9l5 and and 0:3g
D ~ steam ferry connects az sandy Hook with trains
Now jersey southern and Central Railroads grand sail
sceneIy and Race See summon kesnrts cOlnmn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-22

The celebrated Logan House. Altoona PENN is also under
MT Tylers MANAGEMENT.
send for circulars.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-10-28

Iceland is the Ultima Thule Of
European civilization, and this may
account for the exaggerated style in
which the by no means unusual pow
erty of its inhabitants is spoken Of by
those whose knowledge of it is =
merely hearsay description. We are
now told that there is no famine in the
island, and no extraordinary destitu-
ton among the Icelahdeu. No doubt
the inhabitants Of this cold and desc
late country find it hard at oil times
to obtain the means of subsistence
but further than this there is no truth
in the alarming stories that have been
circulated. So little il really known
about Iceland, that any intelligence
which reaches US concerning it Il seen
through the magnifying glass Of the
imagina&ion.