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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-17

If the Committee Of One Hundred in Philadelphia
accomplish their browning triumph this year Of Icvo
tionizns the political power OF the whole stately the
aid Of one Republican United states Senator however
and without much protest from the Republican Governor
OF the State It is anticipated thht simiar
committees will spread to the large cities throughout W
Iuion and not only hold in check The cOagated 0rs-
zations which have prevented the much-needed muhc-
nal REFORMS but will frown upon exclusively potca RUE
I'm the cities and give them In civic things business au
,nir-irations The controllers OF both Philadelphia anu
NewYork are among the accomplished or Susse'''u
nominations OF the day and thero Is not lu'n0iP''
boss in the whole country secure oil bis seat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-17

LONDON, Sept 16.-lntelllgence mas JUST
bccr ,ceivcd c645 D. ma OF the death Of the Rev Dr.
Edward b. Pussy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-17

The new hotel I'm London which Charles Leland ina
been looking into will be built II is said. in the East
civ End on the Victoriast.. and named the Hotel
de + Amerlquc Another hotel 10 he called The Metro
pole Will be raised the Thames Embankment. ana II
IA said that Brown, SIMPLIFY Co., will connect with
IL "A new American exchange. An English gentleman.
who visited one Of the large hotels in NewYork FOR tho
frat time last week, exclaimed to me: What wonder
full accommodations for pound day Why, II hotel
ike this established In London viii have for
Americans: the English Will take every room Ia It,"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-17

Among the fast-thronging complaints OF American
travellers on the high seas Of which the Parhas pas
seueers protest yesterday cbnihton is one OF
barbarc civhty, such "a that SAID TO have been be-
slowed by a certain captain on the venerable David
Dudley Field who was returning from the International
Law Convention at Liverpool Approaching the cap
tain of the line with the introduction, Sir, am a
LAWYER" the captain broke IN with: well don't
like lawyers anywhere" and turned his back,
aud this piece Of brutality Is said to DE
ouoted on that ship "caplthl good
tev The condition Of personal irritation already
General among American travellers that the first native
line which shall be launched. If ever Is pretty sure of
the cream Of republican patronage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-17

A group OF Indiana were telling me last week
that Senator Harrison ia locke upon In the west
as the coming man. If no Eastern man can beat the Ad
miuistraon patronage comb nation. They enumerated
among Bcns good points his classical tone clear strain
of honor years service the battlefield stu
longer service reporter OF the State supreme Court
fine legal abilities. clean tongue and perfect equpose,
besides his descent from President Of the United
States sgner % the Declaration Of Independence ana
a sguer of the deathwarrant of King Charles l. This
last WAS the especial Of President Harrison The
Indiana party said that Window the only quantity
D the West besdcs Harrison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-17

Mr. wilson Waddingham thought on Friday that Henry
Woolworth manager OF the smclting words OF United
states senator HI would probably be the next Governor
of Colorado Mr. Ill., he SAID, having proved more than
match for ex-senator Challee and Secretary Teller.
The complexion Of Colorado would, therefore, be anti
slwar and Mr. Blainc's friends resume the possession
Of mower in spite of the first Cabinet officer Colorado has
given to the Government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-17

Icanrht n glimpse yesterday Of ex-lentonantGov'
crnor Allen C. Beach who PIT IN with John l. Hon
man IA the golden days of Mrs McMnllen ana the KING
lie ga. one of the Canal Board against whom Iildens
Limitations were made AID which aroused the bilier
hostility Of certain country Democrats lea by SANFORD
T. Church To- TUdeu's asccudancy, and finally caused
them 10 support more or less openly John Kelly Tor
Governor What significant at present If That Behch
Il the brotber-in-Iaw OF X. 4. Flower, the
barrel candidate for Governor OF NeW-i"Fk thlS
fall and lives near MIR. Tlden's birthplace al
Waterlown one family Of clear-hcaded. nenSby Died
cirs married series OF bright, iorcible men, among Inc
ntter being Ilenr, Keep Mr.. Beach and Mr.. Flo"er'
IL be queer Mr. Beach could not get MI holy
support his brOhcrin aw after the muthi deAh 81
Beach aud Kelly to beat Robinson IN lsfV Inc anu
Kelly sheriff OBuen and others are ala" r"ihs
the Flower barrel toward Syracuse diligently hu' tho
Idcu camp also IN motion, prospecting the mice III
the Flower bag. and Dan Manning waves the banner VI
Edward Cooper. probably to draw the he from AH"n
Campbell. who IN the real centre OF ihe iuoh
column Corporation Council whitney whose ehProla-
tons otherwise not unreasonable lnbor7 uhue tue
disadvantage of having fatherin nj 'I''c
land Ohio. who has received votes Tor lhe Ir"7'
dency On the very occasion Of rectiIyihE INC seA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-21
IHE SEARCH FOR DE LONG.

hECORDS FOUND BY ENGINEER MELVILLE.
TESTIMONY BEFORE THE COURT OF INQUIRY-sUF-
FERINGs AND PRIvATIoNs OF THE SEARCH
PARTY
WASHINGTON, Nov. 20.-The Jeanette Board
inquiry convened at 1890 IN. to-day at the Navy
apartment. and Chief Engineer Melville resumed his
ssdnony in response 10 the pending question, What
'A'fs were made 10 reseue DE Longs party 8"
AZ tAe adjournment Of the Court Thursday Mr.. Mel
% Had detailed the progress of his search and his
~ al hatvai where he passed the night in hut which
20" oeen occupied by NOrOs and Ninderman. Resum-
% witness said: The next morning one OF the natives
sSAed ~ waist belt which he he wtnessl recognize
0ue That had been made In the hreroom OF the Jean
Ss''e' IAs was November 10. 1881. As horos and
maerman bad their belts with them at Buun, witness
supposed the hut been occupied by one OF De
longs party, and cORjectured that the Indian Alexy
Iuht have sent ahead by De Long, ss Noros aud
noerman had been and that he had slept in the hut
Niepafat0n made 70 start, when the natives an
auced that they could not go any further not having
sios4sons The witness asked how far 1t was to the
esest village and they replied $50 yersts to the north
.e They refused 10 20, but the witness insisted and
HnaiIy start made. Tho party journeyed to the
A''1Hwest meeting several butts IN which they found
~iais OF receeer meat dsh oa, etc., Gil Of which they
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THE COURIS.
MIR. wILKEsoH's SUIT A FAILURE.

MR.. WILKESON'S SUIT A FAILURE.
Samuel Wilkeson yesterday made final eff
fort bolster up mis- against the Rev Henry Ward
Beecher SO as 10 escape CONSULT threatened by Judge
Barrett lasg week. L. suggested then that air.
Beecher be called to give testimony wheIher any de
mand for manuscript Of the Life Of Christ" had been
maze alter tue fail Of 1873 but Mr. saunders, Mr. Wike
sons lawyer declined To call him the ground tnat
tue plaintiff would DE bound by his answer Yesterday
he concluded call him and rest lis on his test
mony.
Mr. WilkesOn was not present. Mr.. Beecher gave his
testimony after swearing with upfted hand declining
the Bible profcred to hlm. His examination fol
lowsi
look at this letter, marked exhibit II, and state
whether you recoect Ike 1t in 1876
rrne letter was 10y j. B. Ford who identified 1t
"a his handwriting last Wednesday but could not tell
whether or not had sent IL to MI BeecherI
Mr. Beecher read the letter and replied "Inever saw
1t before"
"Dld you ever see II in modified forInI
al don't recolleOt that did"
"D,d the firm of j. b. Ford Co. ever make a demand
on you for copy after 1881
81 think not from the terms which we stood knew
perfectly well they wanted copy andthey knew very
well they couldn't get IT."
was it your impression from the contract aud letters
that ii was your duty TO furnish j. b. tord Co. Win
understood tnat copy be furnished to them
hut mat there no Limitation as to time. -
what part of the contract gave you that impress
sion ~
IcannOt say" -
Did you rely more the phraseology OF the CON
tract Than letters or mere oh the eJerb tan on
tne pnraseOOgy OF the contract for that npressl'h
That is q very nice question, SIT. relied ON my
almost daily and haDitual CONVERSATION with the hFn
Mr. Saunders rested and Mr. shcarman TOOK up the
examination 81, A. ....t..-. =,
" Did you nave any conversation with the members OF
the firm during the year 1874 as to the e1peeney u
Issuing the second vOlumeP .,
"That there was conversation and an UNDERSTANDING
between my self SIR. Howard and MI I'd foFd lneIo d"
no DOUBT but am unable 10 iI tue time. ,
Let me help you. In 1874 the two ConGreSAuonAi
Councils we're held." - .ho, =,
Without precision Of remembrance may say that ia
all years which Plymouth Churcn was lnNaooo
perseculed by vain councils. real ana ne
gentlemen u tirm entirely IN accofdahce VIII
the mpOllcy and possibility OF putting ou'
second volume OF tae d" Life OF Christ ,,
Mrsnearnan wed hs motion 10 dismiss the case ana
Judge Barrett said: 81 do not deem IL necessary 70
adj anything To the observations made oy me ~ to
tine Tie up before. The legal aspect OF tue
has not been changed by anything tnat occuITeo
this morning Indeed IL be any cnange the Woius
defendant deepeded the impression thAI ths
acts the plaintiff took the of the terms OF inc
contract aud left II a condition where q breach could
only be- completed after active demand
The impression has deepened 10 conviction,
especially the terms Of the eontraot have been In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-21
THE METROPOLITAN INJUNCTION.

The argument on the motion to continue the
temporary niuct ion granted Thursday last in favor
OF the Manhattan Elevated Railway Company. restrain
ing the Metropolitan Railway Company and it, direc-
tors from issuing certificates OF stock bearing
memorandum to the effect that the Manhattan Company
guarantees the payment Of ten per cent dividends on inc
Metropolitan Company's stock had yesterday
before Justice Donohue, in the Supreme Court Chhul
beers. The temporary INDUCTION granted on suppe
mental complaint in action which was begun IN Do
cenber last 10 prevent s H. Kneeland and Others rom
bringing any further suit TO have the consolidation
agreement of October 1851 aside illegal and VOID
The present directors the Metropolitan Company are
made defendants i'm the supplemental complaint. bt
sides the injunction against the issuing Of more ceru
Gates injunction E also asked 10 restrain the deIcn
ants from interfering with the Manhattan company ~
It's control Of the Metropolitan COmpany- roluhg
Charles W. MetlnOrc yesterday appeared LOT nc
rop0Atan Company and David Dudley tlelH anu I III
A. Ducr Tor the Manhattan company. VT. i'W 80 -
an alitdayir by Robert VI. GallaWny, In when ne ~
on Information and belief. that tie directors Ol le ~
rDpOtan intend 70 do the acts against when an S'.t
ton j. asked for IL the supplemental conpAht. ~
WctIOrc m reply read AN atndaNu 10y = H. hIi
which he denies positively that the dir tt9r~ OF Wy
roPoan Company have any such intention ~ ma
ribbed To tIcIn Mr. GALLOWAY affidavit -II. -.
more denied that the Manhattan company c'ci - az,
legal existence aud also that tine iOlnct directors va
Metropolitan Company bad any authority 10 eA.3'
the oiualou agreements of OciO1cr ana N"N ,t
ISL. Mr. Field thought. Notwithstanding tht it'll
Dy Mr. Knee Hand OF an intention To 40 lhc hrtS -
planned OF by tAc Aauuattl' company tur '".i 'i,o
sued by hin and - friend, was -uch as to Ju7'ls ~
granting obi the Injunction asked Tor Al any rae .H'
Injunction could do Aari. B- u SIMPLY loFptU ~"
dcfeidauts from doing that which they -alt tAt ,l' '
want t. Do. Justice Oruohuc reserved his decision
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United ~rArEs sUpREME COURT

WASHINGTON. Nov. 20.-rne following busi-
ness was transacted the spreA. Court OF the United
states to-day:
80. s-Georse W @i'icnbcrger and others act i1e 10
auslor. raato d5v BIZ alf S"I western railroad Com
pauy and Others Decree ali.mcd win costs.
%. 5o-lur standard O ,ufnu ANY, Oi Cleveland, agi
Geo IT, Van Eften-JUd u-n- Alarmed with costs AMI in
90 7l-Th, United states agt Frederick Frerchs-Judg
mcut affirmed
20. 71-tmucl Ds5n-ue. Jr. az th- Count OF Adams
ufate OF NebtJs Judgment affirmed " Ia costs
40. 1r-Idward g.. Mason One No. thwrS ern Mutual
LIE Omp.uy decree reversed aud cause re-
I..altd ~ Iur'u-r ptl .r. Ding.
So T. Al xIui.r tIsu,s 70 Fraser at william Jen-
ni~uu and others OrGc- AFFIRMED Wit! cos
so SO John A. NcI.l- ana others 4-L henry - lark
Decree a.Aed with 40 per ceA. cldsrs Oh 4Hodh
found due and iut rest.
40 sj-Tle United states samuel McKeever-Decree
affirmed
- 1.-THE city Of Vew-O agt the New-Oreans,
Mobile ana Texas Rdir Com paAg-COutinued.
or Iar!es r ring agt the stats ~ Missoud-
Motion 70 dismiss den. H.
No lu~6- bert Grant at Pleuix " utual Life In
Company-Argumenjs submitted on moton to dis
70 IlG8-Richlrl and IT. Cain agt the Galveston.
+1urg and Antonio HaIrOtd company
dismissed with costs.
and othrr--Argu .urn. concluded
30 g2-Pci.r W ti~-So -h-fr etc, agt. the Kirby
peutcr COmpsny-ArKImcnt begun.
Adj
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COURT MISUNDERSTANDING 91

srPpgrR r-CHrBERS-IIelb by Don0hue. J. -Cllon.
dor .9 eel at g. 81. .j 3D. 80 -. 20, lOi
IT, b. 49, 1873 ia I4j l46 I47 l62 l6s. Isl, ls3 1870,
lu4. 1875. 1915.
SuPfa5lr CoUET-~PE-IAL TEaN-Held by Larremore, J.
srrEgMr cJtg1-cmccIr-PAEr He'd BY Lawrence, J
-Sos. IL ], 1855 lI!j, l5bJ 2ll7 zIa5, 3ill. LOT
13sG ll. 1883. 1927 133. -lf5 ISL 80 2IS5 Z-'4'
1924. BIS 3I-5. 3ll7 .. 1917. 2lIt. llt1. 2t-4.
PAgT II Held by Btrst;, Case 0u No. 251--NJ day
PARi III-He.d by Van Worst Case on-No 274j
--,udtv &C eHla.
sCrEEos CoURr-sPEcIAL rEN-IIeld by Truaz' j.
CaleH Iar called 81 a. a. Mos Il, - 80.
SrPFRoR, .OrRI-ThfAL rEHI-PARr IHeld bv AruouK J.
nos 49, 444 &5>. 400, Js4 81. 49, 2@J 4Oi 49, 800
ie.. t,, AZ jOl "a. .-
C0snfoS PLCAs-oFGcIAL TERM-Hed by Beach. J-No Jay
1'oMNOS PLEAs-TRIN TER,i-PAgr I-Hcd ny C.. p
DAILY d.. 1915. 1884 2l2l. 1879 22JI, 1856, 2l&o
Iu3., 500 2J4J, 2Jo9 22o5. 1874 -2lo.
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correctly stated. They not that tho defendant
should finish the work in eighteen months but that ne
should his best endeavnrs 20 do think that TIE
motion should be gran ed"
Mr. shearman moved FOR special allowance OF 81 800
He said amOnS other things that the paintin hah TO
peatedy caused publications 70 be made In the news
papers charging bad faith aud fraud ON Mr.. Beecher
a Ing on one occasion that the latter intended 10 wea
falsely for the purpose OF prejudlcnR ejury against MN
Judge Barrett al1wed $3.50 extra, and on Application OF
MT Saunders granted stay Of execution for thirty day
20 enable him 70 appeal the case.
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Real Cstalc rCanle0.

NVANTED.-TO purchase or rent, in Car
W Evansville for immediate possession; small frame or
hou-e hail OF ground must
be N Der feet Order dress with particulars REC ROW
northwest corner Duane aud Hudson SIS
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YORK. Monday. Nov. 20. 1852
kFCORaEu kEAl ESTATE IEAS5FhKS.
xrW.FOgF .fTf.

VFw.YORE "fri.
pittst " 1C5 y Of Dalauccv-tt 2JIl00.
Catherine Eo;hschenk % Hu wirh $4,000
Property on Haren between l99fh and
iz-tn-st.: Geo l. 4n,Ianam Ia Elizabeth
iieknc to II Jrnck,.. 49,. - 1900
lOgth Il. n l5j f. e. OF shave 81 x.OOll
sarah Mitchell and husband 10 A Mitchell. jr. 1900
Pearl-L "a 9i Henrietta Martin 10 Edward go,
Llsi'.t 40 iO8 West 251lIO 7125 6xIO56. W.
ohsr -. $4,000
4aoa asef aud Lus ana to Flaay Bach 80 1900
'O In. 60 10 Aice 0'Ha'or,a ~ 1000
Pier No 3 East River. A q Fox and another,
Hicieie AID Sife r. Jose HE Gueaihas aus 1000
l. 81 Brown ~, and Siie u o Bachs 1850
4'n to Ie nett BGiche 45oOp
Le1 5o ay IS DTns ,i TO Baier 1900
Cannon-st No 80 Henrietta baskopf and hus-
Properly on Harlem River between l21 and -
lZ.th sts. Ing aham ct al T. EiLstL Insrahan 10
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Giip Rcal estate for Sale

TOR SALE.-Three-stOr high stoOD, base
Il ment houses Bsth-st Cd and Sd ready for occu
pancy $4,000 70 $1,000 Apply to JOHN ID. CRIMMINs,
1,O57 dave. or 2Is East 6Sth. st
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Eertures Gno meetinns.

NETWORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY. No.
\ ttrs IA Mcmbers-Tle sEVENT.- EIGHTH ANNrs
VfRsAR OF tne eunds ION Of the Society VIII be oels
sight o'clock Rev HOWARD CROSBY, ID. D., I'LL. D.,
will deliver the address Historical Writing as Fine
Art" A DREA WARNER, Recording SecretLry.
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Ste mboats ono RaiIroao o.

A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
"A DREW and ST JOHN leave Pier al. North River foot
OF Canalet, every WEEK DAY, at D. connecting NJ
Albany Sunday morning exoepted) w.h trains North west
and East StasrOOms warmed
Excursion tickets TO Albany and etun GOOD 80 days 81 %
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CHARMS I'm ,,,spopr.r ro>
COMPANY
mr. forlLAk sH0HL, Linz IN THE p,

ron PkOVIDDN,E, BOSTON AND IuE EASI-
ALL RAIL From GRAND GIN lI.A4' D4-i " -.
re eIpess trains daily Sundays eXcepel o boston az
% 4, NJ a. tparlor attaehedl' and ~ p w. WIN
pau n i1h'i5 rICKETs TO BOSTON, ALL Kali -.
NrVP ar express y w. (parlor cars EeIAcheul AT
rye- Newport y. M ,u,-,or o,,a A.
prov UENCE special express Al D. mT pAiioi 0@' ~
ta1h.dt arrives Providence ldi ~ ~ u $500, $500 ~ 4,
Tickets and paI.0i-clI seata secured a. ~, innt
ticf, IA. Al Grand central Depot
"-~~~ 1. "a bIIb lAs< l--1AF~i P---'-- 4 AseA@
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A MEXICAN INSTITUTE.

A MEXICAN INSTITUTE.
~ LAST WEEKS OF THE GREAT FAIR.
Open daily. 3d-aye, SD ald Cath sts.
3oOOOO visitors during the testify 20 the
popular character OF this exhibition
WONDERFUL MACHINERY. such +. and Gaa
Engines Rock break tOnzer Rock Drills SILK Looms Pin
andI Making Machines Drop Forgings Pottery. &c
flOL AhBUCkLE. the ,ebrated Comet SOOist. and
ninth Regiment Baud and Prof GEO W. MORGAN, IN his
GREAT ORGAN RECiTALS
49, lONCkhiS AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
100000 curious household Inventions labor
wees 10 please aud instruct the LADIES OLD FAsIft
TONED SPINNING WHEEL az operated IN We Olden
= tlme, HiCkEN- MATCHED BY STEAM and hundreds
o. Otha clriOls things
Elevated RaiToa.l and surface cars pass the door.
ADAIsot On. 90 CENTS CHILDREN HALF PRICE,
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WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
express Trains leave New York Via Desbrosses and Court
lsndt streets Ferries as follows:
5.Io 20, 80 - and 10 Limited II a /, $40, $40
4, ., d, Z = and T. H., and II night SUNDAYS D :,
50 Limited, aud 10 4. d. T. s. and .. ni and IL
night A., -.
7:2U anu running through via trenton and
Camden. ,,.,.t...h.a
Eeuunng tains leave Broad street station adephIA
IL OIL 800 o2p, $40, 900, 49, e<U oSo ana i. a ~.
C.innted EXpiess lSO ~ NJ, /, J. :, 40 LI'"ul /"
ga 74J, .. and $50 p On SUNDAY l-Vt pVJ ~
$50 (l:zJ Limited q 8 'fo ..l ." L.
Leave Pl4adrlp hia wa Camden y l. III. ahu a'' p H u'
except sunday. .-,-... , ,..,r Ham. and
foof ~ De.brossrs and IOurtlandtsts COuitrt anu
kIVn annex station. fOO OF FuhOn-s. BOOAyh. Sos
ia liz ana hudson st. hobONehi a'Ao" ''''e5 IVY
Tr,tg-.nf Ticket once, > terry Pace. .,..,,
an. .ry York IL Company Will jail ''' AZ" Viva
baggage TO- hotels and ieslceneeS
CAAithi-o = =, t14nag,r General P.ssI Agent
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Choice Offices he secured by early application to the
subscriber at bis oce in said building IA to 20 Broadway
n YAH.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- MODEL FAST LINE no THE WEST.
Via hfadqinuia "a WashtnRrOn.

On and after November II the magnificent passenger trains
leave nom pennsylvania Railroad Depot foot OF Corandst
and Des0rOsses ST q i0lOWs.
p m except sunday, paror car attached arrives Wasa-
lhgt Oh p m Night press leaves ashngtO AT 20
M daily seepers amt day coaches through To Cinclnnan
ChicagO aud s. Louis.
p NJ daily. Fast Inc arrives Washington 800 a m On
Sinhal 4VoO y M, chicago 500 a. m. anu 81 " Us
~ ~ H. m Is. ana d. palace sleepers and Gay coaches
through 10 Cincinnati. 81. Louis and Chicago.
- O'Clock night aay, arrives At Washington - a. III.
leaves Washin- 10 dii sleeper
anu DAY coaches through 10 Cincinnati and chicago.
~ 40 Other limos make fas The vet Trans
nom thc " at bjO 80 p anu 10 30 D. m
hes auu Sleeping Oers secured and ed for ana
checked 10 DIS iuao nat Company u Dad
way ana at al the Onces Of the Fennsyv road COul
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Steamboats, ano Il .ilrO ..0s.


DAKOTA
MINNESOTA aad the NORTHWEST ST. PAUL, MIN.
NEAPOLIS and All points Ia COLORADO OREGON
CALIFOHNIA. NEBRASKA UTAH. and MON IANA'
teacl el IL, IRON CHICAGO VIA Jlo
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TO PHILADELPHIA.

1rrTF OI, ID ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ
Oh TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS ANDgON Sun
DAY, 5 STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA, ? IN
SLW-IOhk.
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CECOND GAMES

NECUND JAMES
~ OF tie 7TH REGIMENT
ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIONS,
VIII be held at the ATmOry EVACUATION DAY,
Saturday, November %, D. N Tickes can be had Of
members Of the regiment janitor az the amOry Co..
Broadway and Wa renst, NJ NJ Backus & Co. 793 BrOad
way, 81. W Ward. 4th-st and Oadway W. Pond a
Co, MON square once Union Square Hotel g. Budd
Br al way and 24th.st.
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CHIOAGO ANp NORTHWE5TEAN R'

trims from one I'd Iye trIl, dtlg oacl way between
CHICAGO AL proninslt Western poInt% IT ALONE
RUNS IMPERIAL PALACE DINING CARS west OF Chr
cagO PJ LYMAN oLEEPEis are run on ali o. rs through
aLu NE M trans For ami otner ni0rnlt0A
-'i l.. F. BOOTH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-21
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-21

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MENT AMI THE FASTEST II 4iE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1882-03-29

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