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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-18
Gas and Electric Lights.

There is no need to jump to the con-
clusion, as so many people did when
the report of Mr.. Edison's inventions
first came from America. that gas is a
thing of the past and that electricity has
already won the battle. No doubt elsc.
tricity is gaining upon its rival, bat
that all electric lights are better
than all gas-lights is proposition that
is easily disproved by anyone who takes
a walk at night down Holborn and across
the viaduct. The city authorities, who,
whatever their faults, are ready enough
to make experiments for the public scr
vice, are trying the Edison incandesceat
on the viaduct and the Siemens improved
gas in Holborn. We do not know any
thing of the relative cost of the two
systems, but as far as the light is coz
cerned there is simply no comparison
The gas triumphs all along the lima
There are other reasons which should
make prudent people hesitate before
investing in any of the multitudinous
electrical companies with which the
market is now being fiooded-for ex-
ample, there is the question of patents,
and the extreme difficulty of deciding
whether one system is not an Infringe
ment of another. There is, again, the
question, which only time can decide
of which system or systems are really
the best. Still, time will decide these
points, and though many an unhappy
investor may suffer, the public will ben
eft. For there are no two opinions about
the desirability of finding some substi-
tute for the foul gas which we are at
present condemned to burn in our houses
and buildings. 1t may be that under
the spur of competition the chemical
advisers of the gas companies will dis
cover some way of making the gas they
supply less trying to eye and brain, less
ruinous to our books, our ceilings, our
wallpapers, and whatever elsecom in
contact with its fumes. Till that Is
done, or till electricity has come in to
help us, many of US have returned to
the candles and oil lamps of our ances-
tors in sheer despair. At present, too,
an evening in theatre or concert-room
is an evening of penanee: for in all the
London theatres but two or three there
is no adequate ventilation, SO that The
combination of gas-lamps and crowds
make the atmosphere intoierable. We
can not hope that managers and archl-
tectS will ever master the theory OF
ventilation, but we may hope for an
alienation of our sutferin1S when
the electric light is generally adopted.
The one London theatre which at pres
sent possesses it is Il striking and welcome
exception to the general rule which de-
mands that place of amusement should
be like the Grotto del Cane at Naples.
or like the Channel tunnel when Dr.
Siemen's proposed scheme of carbonic
acid is in operation - place where
neither man nor animal can breathe
London Times.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-18

1t is stated that a Chicago young lady
has ruined her feet by wearing shoes a
size too large for her. Now the ques,
lion which naturally arises is, where DID
Ahe get the shoes? Pack. /
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-11
,vo CLAIM ORDERED PAID.

Patrick McGinnis in 1850 PERFORMED certain
i".i''N QUE Of the aImories The contract
work LOT 'e ''' va ,one was irregular in various re-
uhoer VIM" his claim for services TO the Board
sSe ,wdt appointed to examine and allow claims against
,nc city, for which. principles of equity and justice
!, should be held responsible Inc board allowed nr NC
u , 500 e55 g. Mr. McGinn' died shortly after
"in lin nasscd into the hands Of James B. Hart,
ana 49,, not present it for payment until August 1879
ontroller refused 10 pay IL, and Mr. Hart sued the
~ 1bc case was tired yesterday before Judge Van
Iesan in tbe Court OF Common Pleas, who directed the
pv to find verdict for Mr. Hart subject TO the opinion
~ fhc General Term questions OF law III was argued
IN behalf OF the city that the debt was barred by the
statuc of limitations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-11
Counirp jJroper!n for Sale ano 10 Get
"I'IIE GOLDEN NORTHWEST

Now IL the time 10 secure homes In
MINNEsoTA DAKOTA AND MONTANA.
Fmgrants Intending take farms during the approach
ing spring the GREAT NORTHWEST shonld not fail TO
themselves of the advantages offered by the
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD,
for the II that lands along IT'S lines IN
MINNtSOTA DAKOTA and MONTANA
The Northern Pacific Railroad through region when
cannot be cxcclled in
HEALTHFU LNESs OF CLIMATE,
FERTILITY OF SOIL and
WEALTH OF NATURAL RESOURCES
Nowhere else IRE 90 great inducements offered to
COLI lists AM FARMERS,
MECHANICS. LABOREItS AND MINERS, -
LUMBERMEN, BUSINESS MEN AND TOURISTS
cessfu occupation there READY MARKETS, GOOD
Bu~LN ESS OPPORTUNITIES and FINE CHANCES for
PAYING INVESTMENTS.
The greater part of Dakota and Montana ofersa
NEW FIELD FOR SErTLEMENT
The prosperous OF existing settlements along the
line OF the Northern Pacific Railroad in Minnesota AMI East
agricultural interests of the entire region.
The Northern Pacific Railroad has IN market the finest
wheat and grazing lands which offered at low prices ana
on easy terms Of payment
In MINNESOTA and DAKOTA there are 4,0000 900 acres
awaiting settlement
In MONTANA there are D. 100000 ready for Occu
TIE NORTHERN PACIFIC UNTRY has no EQUAL.
For detailed information all pontsap ato address the
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD OFFICE,
No. 2SJ Broadway.
rg'HREE STORY BRICK STORE, 100 feet
deep, Sij BrOads Newark, v j. best business DlOck
In the city occupied bv clothing house favorable
terms Apply to UEPnY co, 23l broadway Newly ok
SnA VIRGINIA FARMS AND MILLS-For
sptyU sale or exchange. Write for free catalogue
Il. b. CHAPLIN Dc CO.. Richmond, Va
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a., for $780, as damages for the breaking Oh po.
.yoinst the New-lork, Woodh"Neh anu wants the
nav company to the negligence 'l VINE 'o trial the
prusus o.,cnntcd 70 prove that the collision IN Wnv
conn ua,hcrr was injured was 80 slight that no on' Nv
,,ocd II and hat Mr. Hahorn's ribs p'oh.n
,o broken in some other way. TIE snpucd tc irovc
Mo was rot on the train al the tle' Mi testified that
, ncycr heard Of it, several wcrkmS9 wT ccuha TO
rs wnesscr who said that thfa urcd in this collision
hov rcuaired CaT when WIS '"'
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5tedmbodts an0 Railroads.

CHARMS
- CITY, RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
Office, Pier H. " r., foot Cortlandtst
Consgnmens Of freight forwarded any part
OF the world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
Orders received for delivery all kinds freight and
chandise TO any part OF the city.
SEA AND HARBoa TOWING AND RIVER AND
HARBOR LIGHTERAGE.
Freight Of every description promptly sercd any point
In the harbOr at reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS, AND BARGES ALWAYS on HAND
TO CHARTER
Steamers John IT. Starn and Erasus Corning for NEW
HAVEN, leave Pier Is y. r. at p daily. (Saturdays
eSceptedl
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO., between New.York and
NewIiaven. Care and dispatch guaranteed
Freight for points d. L. W. r. r. received Pier l..
For Haven and points East at Pier Is
NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND.-Eleven Miles for
Ten Cents, via steamer from PIER f. r. foot Whehalst
CENTRAL SHIPYARD. COmmunipaw, N.J.-Dry Docks
Machine and Boiler shops everything aUperainng to the
MI rnfv
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Broohlpn !1ropcrin for Sale AM 90 Get

DROOKLIN REAL ESTATE.-Dwellngs of
ID every description all sections of Brooklyn TOR sale and
exchange by ROBERT BUSING, broker In real estate,
Phenix Binding IL Court Brooklyn Loans arranged on
mortgage at Per cent interest.
nor SALE-On the HILL a first-class 3-story
4 brown stone 2Ox45 cabinet finish: $4,000 and
80 800 Rutland & WHITING, No. l2l Nassan-st
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THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY. Feb. 1O.-ln the Court of Appeals
today. present the Hon. Charlcs Andrews, C. j.. aud
associates the following decisions were handed down:
In the matter " Attorney General agt the Atlantic Mutual
lie Insurance Company, two appeals.
Ftch ag;. Rest; Gray agt the NewNoTk Elevated Ran
road Company. Young agt CuGdyAppca dismissed with
costs
ag Board Of commissioners Of Public FarKsAppeal dis
missed without costs.
Pouui ag the Jefferson Iron CompanyJudgment affirmed
with costs.
The Kuclerb0cKcr Life Insurance Company agt Nelson
v aaCe agt Fcety-Ordcr affirmed with costs. 1870
the matter Of Attorney General agt the Continental f
Insurance Company two cases; orders OF General ana c
Terms reversed matter reunited 10 Special Term 10 the
that exercise its discretion upon the apFlCaoh
the appellants in this Court 10 De pu oy
Receiver out Of the funds. -, ,,...,
No G-Oeoree Ncbcr respondent, agi. Herbert c. Hatch
executor. etc. appcllant-Sulmtted -. -
SO SG-Martin Timan. adm nistrator, responder aG'
Thomas r. Kinney. appclant--ir-ued q, -,
SN-Mary Dcyn. adninist't fI. appellant agi Josld
r smith impeadcd etc. resp udcnt-Argued. ,. ~,
4iOIn the matter OF George G. Giacu1 agl EIaoeth
FOgc eXccutTiX Argued .,,. 81,
No l-GcOrge ID Ciogln, appellant, agt William - loNel
executor, &C, resi- Jndcnt-ArgGed
In tho Court OF Appeals February 10, 1892 ordered:
The Court OF Apreals viii take Friday the 10Th
day of February sS2 until Monday the 21th day Of FeOT
erv 1S2 az at the old capitol in the N OF
Janv then proceed with the call OF the present ceenar
''' lSigncGl = O. PERRIN, Clerk.
COURT CALEND ARS-FEBRUARY II.
SrpRrvr Court ANBggs- Iet bv DOnOhue. J.-Caen
dal called at IL a. m-Nos So 1884, 2IG, pa
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GeIebers.

\ YORK TRIBTNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED At THE
UPTOWN 0FElCEs No. I'm bfoad Coc corner Ih ay
No % Fourtcenthst corner tnoRS}4aIe 900 third
Ns IUjl and 100 Tnlrdayc, corner Ore-hundred'and
twenty.hfthsL, uo .. IL. az 2; fillr dce rates
4 MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
Nor giv 60 npetent Professors Pr1,)l All relsI,rA
Families going abroad Or to 19 coi2try pr pro qp 'ats "
YOUNG Amcricananl Foreign Teachers Agency % Onon
square
NENTLEMAN Of experience professor of
English 2 the c bss ANA ss ey M
moderate Address H.. Tribune once
MISS HES>ES EDUCATIONAL BUREAU,
VI l2j5tnve. above l9ths Teachers, professors gov
cos and school! with competent schools rec
commenced arcnts. References by idN9r; lion. Hami
ton fish. Hon e1.cecretary Eylrl- WIS W rl-M
rTEACiIERS WANIED-LADIEs: o<lucd
1 in E.Ri.h branches for CITY Day school September
S GGcl 1iiG superior Grammar ,rlds mme, ate, S30l
cd French lady to go TO larse to%n IN CENTRAL Ns~Y SG
: fences. Acade English. French music on HUDSON n
nary Immediately. German ,overess FOR dnadd German
krrsa aer near cd I lISsI ys a i aSd SRs
Fema.e College French anu German spoken on Hudson
aS ' s,ni" iamy skilled artist for city pupil
,nirrSiS saturday morning Professor and violin. two
days each wees near city Skilled piiH' pa 10
paIan l>scal Professor southern n'elsltE professor
t.s,na Frmal, College -epemDcr Professor music Pact
r oist september. Professor modern anguag Methodist
Ifnyeri.y september. Pro essor commeTclh Dipueh.s
ono Fro s-or casscs Western University September
r,e.~or music IeNas. Two ~ ppalial giahuaeS aol
t,rn INSTITUTION september. lnclpal Tor famous ibhp
- -enlinary Septemucr Principal Tor central Ne" OK
Ar,d.iny september Professor music and neima ONO
and hook eping. up hudson fpsc9pad loI
military tao les near city. Expert Latn .choia ior famous
sghoo ally young peIlah MANY sAr tti
e. sauiy wanted Application form, re hsS
~, ~ ,or ,iy.faIr W SCuENMERnOkN, secret try
MAI" i"i American school institute, East l4st \.
r,,P ,CUFRS. TUTORS and GOYERNESSES
\ GirnsheI 10 Prtnclpls Al 4 "a niliA
Tslcner, Ipiei yltl b1h rs , 4nilIin, nr,,iK.x
pINCK NEYiS AGENCY, DOhe'"o "'"''"S' "'''''"
! and litn-3L
uNWO French gentlemen desire the acqualn-
". - a reInectable person with view Of teaching
- H ,ychege English references as 70 respect
fItiivh nr teaured Address Monsieur eGUICuAlN
| MILE I52 MayerleYplace, ClJ
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On amt after January %, 1882.
lfFHfH 4

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trims Newly Via DcshOsscs and CO1ndt street
Ferries. follows "a
harrisburg Ptsburg. the West AMI South, with Pullman
Palace dttIc Ied. 1t Is and p. M, lay New
York and Chicago Limited Of Pullman Paace Cars n NJ
daily.
Wilhamsport Locs Haven, .. p M Cory ana Ere
D. me- connecting ~ Cory for htusvule PIOieum zen
ana the bil Reg ona.
Baliimorr Wa hiAton and the South Limited Washing
Pullman IarlDr ca daily except SIno1Y,
100 m: arrive Washington D. m. Regular at 500 a M;
$40 7, AID M, and Il night sunday ana p m anu
II ught. ..-,.. ,.
Atlantic tn OuEh G. Z. / D. M, except sunday
Boats of Brooklyn Annex connect WIN All through
city, anOiding SPECIFY ana u'I'S' TRANSFER
Broo Ign travel .. ,o .., IN .,n. ~
From Washington and baltimore %; -
,s5oa m 30 go, 0:}j, and 1890 p NJ SUNDAY, O;52
C.50o Ia ,yj and 1000 p. From Philadelphia, so ,,
900 $50 G5O $50 9iU lujt l:iO m l:2O = 800 $50
900 7,3 $40 g.3J, 1910, ana 1880 sunday 800,
go G,p $50 lltO III, J:2d, J3j az. and lOoO p III
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Gonn!rp I1ropertp for Sale ano 60 fet.

At ORANGE, y. j. (neghborhOod speciality
A-Propert aleanl ren I'll letie1 great Ors nn%
EDWAPD T.. dAAILTON. y Pi1e-st. y T.
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ELEGANT RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

The estate OF j. Draper consisting OF the hhe reuehoe
and about - This house built few years since cost
abont lo GOO not including land. Cellar eight feet In the
clear cement bck walls under every par
ttion III the house laundry has slate tubs The hrt
story il in hard wood hrou ghou has parlor man,
brarv dining ToOm stngroOm Office watcFcloset Ktchet
butr and other panres The paror library and han are
connected by sliding The second story has eight chan
hers or sleeping rooms and water closet The third
slcepngrooms biIliardfoom ana cotheS y
ING room marble and bowls hot and cold water ana
crates In all the chambers Mante OF carved wood and mar
BILE House is heated throughout by seamdreet and ind
rect radiation in fact all that be desired for con-
plete elegant residence The residence ana location are
the best in the village high ground with hne exposure
abundance of trees view which cannot be obsruct
ed in any way
For full particulars including terms view OF map Of prop
erty etc. apply address
H. r. WILCOX. Assignee J. Draper
Middletown, y. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-11
REAL ESTA TIE.

NEw-YoRK, Friday, Feb. 10.
The following sale was made at the EX
change salesroom yesterday:
4. j. Btcecker d son.
l 5.story brick building with lot. No 70 Pcu-s
cor of Coentics alley, running through 10 (NO4 O
Soonest, plot 5.OXl07Sx339X--; X w Ropes $500 .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-11

ORETUN,no c,,1ropv1, sr p,rr vrvyr
APOIIS and points in NEBRASKA, UTAH, MON
TANA, DAKOTA, MINNESOTA. and the NORTH
WEST are reached direct from CHICAGO via the
CHICAGO AND NORTHWEoTERN Ry
II runs from To five ua daily each way between
CHICAGO and prominent Western points 1T ALONE
RUNS IMPERIAL PALACE DINING CARS west Of
Chicago PULLMAN SLEEPERS all OF its
through and night trains For rates OF fare and other in
formation apply by or in To coupon ticket
agent To l.. +. BOOTH
General Eastern Agent, No. 40 Broadway New York.
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City i)ropertp maniro.


kDVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. J. 23S Broadway, corner Thirty
firstst, sos West Twon;ythiTdst, corner Elglthave;
No East FCurtecntb-Si CnOnSquare 40 Third
ave. corner FOrtyseven at the HARLEM OFFICES,
Nos O0 and 1900 rhirdavc, corner Onehundrcdand'
twenty fifth. To at eSular nee rates
FIRSr-CLASS FURNISHED HOUSE,
y between 3sth and 7Oihsts 9Th, Sd ana Lexington
ayes Address a. o. b. 40 Broadway Room 81, giving ar
WANTED Several stores and lofts in this
w vicinity for immediate OCCUPANCY.
RULAND 4 WHITING, l2l Nassdust
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Gountrp iJropcrtp nJante6.

NNANTED-IOWA LANDS, 5000 acres for
W cash PARKER, Post Office Box 1928, NcwYork
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
NFw-YORK CITY.

HEw-YoRK CITY
Stanton st. No So 22x52 G BurghaId and wife to F
same PToperty friedrich Mcneil ana wife 10 Am.
brose stoizenbcrgcr -, .-........-. $500
ter Ct al 70 Norman peck 1888
other executors, ct al to Rose ,....'.-.... $3.50
Same property; Nathan Rose and wife TO Michael 100
worth.si ; $ 20l6 # e Of Brooks estate 4l.sx75: e
T Bel and vile to Theo Beach. interest . 10000
u interest in each same to same - $4,000
X92 Hoses T Williams to Matthias " iiams.... 5000
Christopher ST. Nos l57 and l59 4419jSi same TO go
son 1i9 5b ave 10 81 2:xl0o: same to $1,000
l2sth-st, :, 500 IT of 7tlave, ljOx99ll; same 10
3o s1 ST. s. 225 fl of l9h-aye 5o1o99 Ann Grea.
5lst.si s. 37j IT e Of llth-ayc 2Oy loo5 Charles
Hastorf and husband to Louisa zimendy -. 5000
Cohen to Isaac IechinOn. 1000
gar to Margaret crawford ......,.. 1000
Grand boulevard, c - I2i.ll # Of l3sthst 25x60.
l85 80 II Of I33th-st, 2S.2xlO, I4x25 lll2x7;
also nc Vermellyea.sye and Academy-st,
l75x150 4 interest in each II Goodwin IT, tel go
Bloomngdale road, W., 10 Newaye, l2i.1 fsof
l3Sth.st, 25X-. L interest; J II Goodwin and wife
to the Hebrew benevolent orphan society...... $50
Same property; a nterest; IL w Coates ami another,
Few.aye, e 8, gore o. lana about 15sth-st; W de
reyster and wife TO same "a; =. - COO
ccutave Xl4@9Xl456 TO Nillam-st, XSGG. also
VS. inss3rdge and West FaIms;road Isl
ward, referee toJ II Mahan -.;,.;....; 20"
SGthst n s. $50 II " Of AveA, lsXlO0.9t; Abbie VI 1900
b5ths s. 100 # " Of 9tiavc. 2Sxi0O5; G W DilIa.
ias and husband 70 joI@J $3.50
G iathrop jr and wife to Edward McGiynn 10000
seiiam and vie to 4 D " cramef nd VIE. 1900
Deane ct al to John Observation-Disclosures 22,1Ot
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STEAMBOATS, au0 Rallroa05.

A PRODUCTION OF FARE
~. FALL RIVER LINE
New. YOrI 10 BO,COl, 81
Newport m / Pal River 81
Limited tickets Corr5sD)lilnyrelu)tio1t ~ NJ Eastern
Points
Magnificent Steamers
NEWPORT and OLD COLONY
Leave NewI ork daily Sundays oxcented
at 4:3Op Pier - North River loot OF M1rraysG
connection by Annex Boat from Brooklyn 1t N, Ierssy
city Tickets and gat, roo ns nav lrsl I'll
principal hotels transfer All ticxet i's A. the Office
Pier - aud Dl stsa l.. CONNOR,
BORDEN & ILDNElI.Agtl tienl
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WENT AND THE FASTEST ! me con ~lSI-
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
Express Trains leave Newi0rk via Desbosses ana Coft
Iaudt -treets Ferries ~ follows; o 49,. %.
and !, y nj, and ~ night Sundays and 10 ., q.
; and y D. IN. and II night ,.,,...o, Co.. L., -, = o,
Express Trains leave New fo:k daily Snndaya 10
am, 4 n an throU GA VIA Trenton ami camden
tltu- HTuad--t. station Philadelphia,
l"i 80 - 300 3ij u.Ju, 49, S:2u - and u a. IN linn
,t5 tttre.s $50 d. ~ l. s. I, q, Is: q, 800 and
On sunday i2Ol Bon 32O 3 10. $50 ~ NJ = b;aO 800 ana
o. M leave Philadelphia camden, I'M and 4.3O
o. III. daily, except sunday. ,., it.. ,ro.,.o ~, d,
i.sf,,. and Is; tOurLst and Brook
H. Annex station foot FuOnsL, BDokyn Nos. II,
ItC and uutsou-st, louuHcu station Jersey IUyi
tmiyrunt Ticket once. BatifTy-pacc
IT nsfer Company Viii caA Tor ana chetk
bagoafc f0m hotels residences - ,..-.,
Fh+--' General Manager General PassT Agent
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rLNIE DRAPER WOOL and STRAW HAT
1 vopLs ron SAIF.-situated IN the village Of Middle
to,er y Y 81 miles from the city the y Y. L. l. and
w. and O. and ". Railroads.
The binding is Of brick about G01 20 six stories high with
oubuidlngs sheds. ETC. On half acre ot iheS are hd'e
D., ten, lighted NV ras and water pipes every floor,
tbrough which water IL supplied. Has an OTIS Brothers
mower elevator 20 Horsepower engine and 100 horse
mower boiler with shaftng and betting IL
has machinery, tools ETC. for making abont @oo uoIe
wool and 800 dozen day The buildings are large
cnouch 10 accommodate double the amount Of machinery
For full particulars apply 10
H. Il. WILCOX, Assignee.
2lSdIetOwD n !.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
AZ MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST,
Via PHILADELPHIA, Baltimore and Washing

on and after Jan. o. he magnificent Passenger Trains
leave from Pennsvlvama Railroad Depot, OF Cort
andt-st. and DesbrOsscs-st. follows:
r:U Il. M except SUNDAYS ParOr attached arrives
Washington 5;lD D. Night Express leaves Washington
al ga, daily Sleepers dav coaches through to
Cincinnati aud Chicago.
D. daily. Fast Line arrives Washington 2:2' a.
Cincinnati S:3Op. Chicago $50 m and 81. Louis $50
T. Il q. palace seepcrs and day through to
Cincinnati, 81 Louis and Chicago
O'Clock daily. at Washington SD
Da, Express leaves Wasulngi0I at l.: q a. daily
Sloe"er- and dav coachrs through 10 'invinuati.
~ No other line makes faster time 10 the West Trains
arrive from the West GOO 800 and 1880 p.
Tickets and sleeping berh- secured and baggage called
for and checked destination cOmpauy's Office No 3lj
broadway all Offices 81 the Pennsylvania Railroad
ttoutpg nv
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~ CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST.
FARE So to Boston for tickets good only
specified on their iace.
Steamers sTONiNUrON and NARRAGANSETT leave
leave daily except sundays at 40 from Pier 49, "
100. O Jay.st., arriving III Boston at o "a
Tickets sale at a principal ticket Offices Sater0oms
secured at offices WescOs Express Co.. at Nos 3Sl and
397 Broadway Aston House. and at Metropolitan and Fifth
Hotel Offices
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yYATER-POW Mill or Factory for sale,
w with dwelling, tencments SC; 2 hours from this city
Immediate possession. ATWATER, ~ PaTkTOw.
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PROVIDENCE LINE for Freight only.
Pier 20, foot OF Warrenst " r.. at D. M
daily except sundays Boston VIA Providence direct
FTeigl. cIlcr line taken at lowest
prrhIdrnt ]. W. IILkINS. q. II. ARt
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COURT CALEND ARS-FEBRUARY II.
SrPRryr ClrRT-CU ANBgBs- Ielt hv DOnoue, J-Caien-
5ar called at IL a. m.-Nos 49, 1914, 2lG, pa.
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TO PHILADELPHIA.

Tur oLp.EeTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
on TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND on sun
DAY THREE STATIONS ~ PHlLADEL-
PIIIA. TWO ~ NETWORK.
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L. JNo. v ABBOTT Gcnr Pass'r Agent, New.YorS.
EHILH NAII.EN PAL ROAD.-- PnssenGeT

and after Dec ISL will leave depots foot OF
at 7iOa $40 ana $50
pm tor Easton bethlehem, AentU WI Reading Mauch Chunk
Milkesarre. TOwanda Wavelly ithaca, Geneva. Lyons
Buffalo Train NJ for EaStOn, Bethlehem.
Allentown Reading, Mauch Chunk, WkeSbarre and Pitts
ION Pullman sleeping coaches attached TO $50 train.
Trains leaving at 7io and p M connect for all points
IN Mahau0y and liaZlcton coal regions ,
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DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED Equip
WENT AND THE FASTEST ! IME lt(N-Iol-
ENT WIN ABSOLUTE SAFEIl
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NORWICH LINE ,,,,,,, por,,,., .,, cha ,,,s,
iirnIted oOston P5; W MOrcestoE ~
Inc no" i'on CITY' WORCESTER,
Without execution most eesant boat on the SOUND and
the tayOrte CITY Or BOolON,
Lave pier \ 40 North RivOr Wattsst
above esOsses-st ferry, daily except sundays. at 43O
NPEClAL NOTICE.
y OFFICE OF GENERAL MANAGER MANHATTAN RAILWAY
co. no. II BROADWAY,
NEw-YoRK. Feb g. 1882. !
The new stations 10TH and 02DSTS. and 2DAVE. viii
he omen to the pubic after Monday 18Th, and Wednes
day 18th, nsts, respectively f. h HAHN,
' ~ GEN Manager