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Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-15

The mess expenses in the English army have become so large that the commander in-chief has issued stringent order to checs them. Extra subscriptions, needless pur- chases for the mess, and indebtedness for over month are prohibited, and the con- manding officers are directed to enforce the prohibition under penalty of removal from their commands. In many cases heretofore the mess expenses have been allowed to in- crease until the subaltern has found that he is unable to live upen his pay and an allow ance which moro than doubles it. As rule, the unfortunate officer gets hopslessly into debt and is sooner or later ruined, and the report of his ruin flies through a hundred families to the discredit of the army.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-15

An article in the Cincinnati G0sette upon the public markets of the city and the prices of provisions contains some facts of general interest as showing something of the cost of living in the Queen City of the West. Gin cinnati has five open markets with about 1.- 100 regular stands and besides the i 400 hucksters and gardeners, who are licensed at twelve dollars per year each, there are some ?, 500 farmers from Ohio and Kentucky who pay no license fees and sell mostly by whole sale to the market men and hucksters. Some of the markets are open every day and some only three times per week. and as the crowd always goes on whichever side of the street the market stands, the stands are located on one side of the street half the year and on the other side for the remaining six months as to give the storekeepers on each side a fair show. The beef famine doesn't appear to disturb Cincinnati much, porterhouse steak is quoted at twelve and one half cents per pound, round at ten cents and roasts at eight to fifteen cents Lamb chops are if teen cents per pound, fresh pork and saus- ages twelve and one half cents each, bacon sixteen cents, and spring chickens thirty and forty cents each. The lowest articles in the vegetable line peas, which sell at from five to eight cents per half peck, and lettuce at five cents for half a dozen heads.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-15
Sournal arrb Gourier.

EDITED AND PUBLISHED BY
 HARRINGTON & CO.,, No. 400 State Street, Courier Building
 JOHN B.. cARRRaroN. EDWARD T. cARRINGToN. JOHN B. CARRINGToN, JR
Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-15
TEEaL NoTi.. E;.
WlLSONIA GARMENTS /!

For sale by E. A, Whttlesey, a3S Chapel street, E \. Gessner X Co.,, 808 Chapel street.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-15

Ask your Druggist for BRowN's IRON B1TTERs, and take no other. One trial will convince you that it is just what you need.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-15
Manufacture of Paper

The Romance Of a Trade of Great Pro portIons-Inf formation About @n Inter estinS Bustness-Q ueer Materials From Which Paper Has Been Made-Im DOT tant Industries of the Trade.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-15
A Druggist Cured.

Boonsboro, Md, Oct. IF, 1880. Gentlemen Browns Iron Bit ters cured me of bad attack of Indigestion and fullness in the stom- ach;: Having testedit, take pleas ure in recommending it to my cus- toners, and am glad to say it gives entire satisfaction to all.''
 GEO. W. HOFFMAN, Druggist.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-08
Aninmn Resorts.

dNOOD BOARD and nursing can be obtained
" for chidren from earliest age UP in small private
family At Annadalo, Staten Island Ats A FlN IA
pAVlLl0N HOTEL, Islip, Long Island, will
close NoYemDeI ], 1892 wifi reopen March 81, 1883
JAN rs SLATER of The Berkeley" owner AID proprietor
DERSONS desiring to economic can haVo
good board for the winter low price country Two
hours rom City Hall Address A. b. G., C0rtsndt0n Hud
son, y. Y
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- AN ATY-I RIVER AND HARBoG TRANsPoRTATIo;
COMPANY.


.OGce p,or 10, Z. H., foot OF COrtandtst
signmsuts OIL Iregnt GOrYa ded as directed 10 any par
OF the world - .
UNhQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DlSPAlOH-
orders received for delivery ali kinds OF freight and MGR
q, andise 10 any part oI tAo city.
sTAAND HAI4BoE TOWING AND RIVER AND IiAR-
EoK LIGHTERAGE
Teeh Of every description promptly shteed any point
IN ne hafbOr al reasonable ratcA
54LAAIDOAIS. BARuEo AMI UNIV Id ~ ChAh
ThNtOE EACCRsION5 - ,.. - .,.,,
-r.tuers Jolin and Erasu5 corning Tor NEW
nGNrN leave Pier IL ~ r., at . p H. dny loAIdrdAyS
eIeeP,VeejpOIIs EXPkEss CO., between New.YOr& aud
= - .l,,N en-. uI-patcb guaranteed
" -. a fojoF AZ ftor ~
Etr SeW.liA and points Etst Al Plet 10 am, .,
NDntpn SHUnE, cIAIEN ISLAM D.-EloVO Auos ~
chs TRIAL ollIfNAtD. Non nluipaW' y. J.-Diy DCJAa
usnns anu BUer onOpS, every hng appoilannB W VhS
con Iuc.ion aad ,sp@ir of vessels
pNROY BOATS-CITlIEN'S LlNE.-NeW
4 cleaners SARATOGA and CITY or TROY leave dily
etceut saturday, Pier A. NOfth Fe i9ot Chrls,
,ooherst connecting with morning Trans IOE AOsh All
wsst sunday steamer tOuchesat AiOAuy'
TH,ur, PtJIII4AK SIUhE LINE. 49,. ...-
II EOK PROVIDENCE, BOSTON AND ihi. f.ASI
ALI. RAIL FROM GHAND CENTRAL DbfOI
Three express trains daily tsundays exoepte 10 boston ~
% a No. y. lparOr cars attAeheu) anu Az ~ Ill., A"''h
pAIItfI M s'iITD T1CKETs TO BOSTON. ALL RAIL So
NEWPORT express A. r. NJ pailor cars Aetaohedl ar
rives Newport y M go. -. ,...,o. 49,. 81,
tacIedl arrives at Providence lG2O p m ,., . - 4,
Tickets and paTOI-oar secures AZ fitth Avenue anu
Wind.ar Hotel ticket Offices and at Grand Central Depot
l. w EifLDAS, General PASSENGER Ason~
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5teanj1dts III Z 1ilrJ11J.
AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST,
Wa Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washing ton-

on and after May ~ tho magnificent Passenger Trains
leave from Pennsylvania railroad Depot foot OF COrandk
and DesOrOsses-sL, lows
y me- eEcsDG sLadAys, psror car attached arrive, WASH
ngOn $40 III Night express Leaves Wa3hngtOn al ~
daily sleepers and dlT coaches through to ClnchalI
ana chicago
Up daily Fast Line arrives Wlshin gtOn 23j NJ Gin
cnnat $3.50 n Chicago S:55L and ST. Louis $50 "a
o. palace seep"rs and day coaches though To Cincinnati
81. Louis anf Chicago.
l2ocOck night IilY arrives a. Washington 800 IN Day
Express leaves Washington at 1910 n daily Seepers
and day coaches through 10 Cincinnati
arrive from Westat GjO $50 p. IN and lO'JO p
Tickets sleeping Dcrtn3 secured AMI bag clcl
brand checked to destination at companys ohce So 30
Bod"ay and at all the oidces oil the PeuhsiVsna "ao1u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-08
Gitn Real estate tor Sale.

A PLOT of nearly 800 bulRheade1 water.
~ front in Nev.YOrk HarbOr for sale bargain.
H. A. YOUNG, Engineer Sc 20 Ezohange-Pla
BUSINESS property for investment in First,
net JOHN X. PLATT 26j Broadway
EOR SALE-Or would exchange for larger
l. house, NO. 24S East jist-st. story brOwnsone.
rutland * WHiNNG No D BeekInan ~
EOR SALE.-T Three story, high at0Op, base
ment houses 68h5t, I'd aud ID ayes ready Tor qccu'
pancy. $4,000 10 &l5,OlO Apply 10 JOHN D. CLlIhINS
1OS7 dave, or 2lS East 6Stbst
EOR SALE.-Ful front dwellings on l7th,
lst l9th, 20h, 2st ga, 23d and 10Th sts west OF
4thaye. also OF Irving Place price 10000 10 rOJOD
CARPENTER, 80 East 23d a." y. N. {. a. building.
FOR SALE.-Nos. 1870, 1872, 1874 122d-st.,
elegant brown stones III by ~: lot lOhlI;
cabinet work perfect. b by days work apprcc tcd when
examined. Inquire premises. Owner and builder -
BAKILEIf SMITH
TOR SALE.-Threc elegant 3-stOry and base
brOwn.tone houses l7iNj2 feet; lot lOl feet II
inches. 6ue location Plumbing perfect fine eaonet nnsh
work appreciated when s'en $50, ~. t34 west
l22 st.. 9Th and 7thaves Mount Norris PARK Int9r
SMITH
VNlIREE full lots on the MOrningside Plateau.
l2stst, east Of h Boulevard tho trcst OF the igh
ground grade aud with splendid view OF the su1OAdln
country about the highest ground west OF Central PARK VIII
NlNGs DEMOREST. Is East l4th-st. City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-08
miscellaneous.

ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
II YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES. No. l2Ss Broadway. corner Thirty
fIstst unln .. and BOB West Twenty thrd.st.
hor Eghhaye- No. 80 East POurtesnth.st, Union
square 200 Third Poryseventlst the n
LEM OFRI~ES Nes 1907 and $500 Third.ave. corner
Cnehundrodand twenty.nfths.up to Sp M regular OF
ice rates
"COPPER", IRON and STEEL SASH CHAINS
~ for suspendHg window sashes. Warranted for fifteen
{oars Manufactured and for sale ~ % Elizabeth ST.
u Hester. THOMAS MORTON.
FAMILIES supplied with meals AT their resi-
\ denoe. >. I. j., caterer, l55 West 24th ST.
HEATING and Self-Feeding PaTlOr Stoves,
Ranges, House Furnishing Goods r. d ]. MOWBRAY
81 Vesey ST., opposite Washington Market
WANTED-A machine for making Woven
Spring Mattresses. Send drawings aud cash price TO
sVhN NORRIS, Regent Works Stafford England.
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PROVIDENCE LINE. ,,,,.,

4 FOR PROVIDENCE DlhhCE nm
Connecting with Providence ana W orc ter nn.
,or oil POINie' NORTH aud EASI, wa OkCESTEB
The entirely new elegant steamer hIODA. lol1.A ~.
Wednesdays and Fridays anu Iio
steamer MA-SA. nCSEIrS on tuesdays thursdays anu
.. ~ m. rom PIER 20 \. H., foot Walren-st'
Connections made at Pr9ydenGe VIA r. ana and we
Maintain p6ints T.cksts Tor at All pllnclp~ nCeet
ones staorooms secured AZ omceS o. ~ o5
80 Ind an Eifth Avenue aud windsor iotel Ucs oUee%
way "- q" ~ L. W. FILhINS, General PasS Agent
nnNDoiTr and KINGS ION.-Landln2 at
Ia t,austons West Point, Cornwall, Neww = Marlboro,
ton polah und EsOpus connecting with sttT aud
mi SONY Glove iTOAds. steamboats, city u cats
20 ami lanes ~ baidw1n p IN from Harrison ST.,
- H. Saturdays at y. Ia.
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CHICAGO AND SOUTHWESTERN R'y.


CHICAGO AND SOUTHWESTERN ny.
n run. from nvs trains illY oaoh between
CHICAGO anI prominent Western poilts IT ALONE
RUNS IMPERIAL PALACE DINING CARS wost OF Chi
cago PULLMAN SLEEPERS are run on Ill o. Us through
and night trains For OF faro and other Information
apply By cJLpJL G0Eos agent 10
L. F. BOOTH,
General Eastern Agent, No +lj Broadway, Newt DIRK
TOR BOSTON THE LATEST TRAIN with
Il Pullman Sloeper3 via " Y, y. II. and H. H. H.. eave,
Central Depot at 1855 week days Get tickets
New YORK aud Ne"England Railroad, at Grand Central
Depot ANA puncpa lotslL
NnW-YOKK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER kAlLROAD-CO Commencing November o. 1851,
IltOua ii trans Hul / Grand central Depot;
q. u northern express 10 AocHt5lct
with cars ai-O 10 "a aOga.
SPECIAL Express fOr Chicago daly stopplnS Only
Albany, Syracuse Rochester bua0 Enc CleNciIhu ana
,O a. NJ Chicago Express drawing. carsto Canaan
dagua, Rochester and Bu,IaiO. ,-.,.-.....
ii 10 Albany and Troy with connection 10 CucA sara
tOga, Heus Fails Lake George and itutland
$50 p. M, Albany ana Troy Special saturdays Olly'
1 r. IN. Accommodation To Albany ami Troy Co. 80.
D. IT. LOUIS .rPress, wi Sleeping cars Tor ~. LOUIS
running through every day tho week. also Niagara rams
l.ulaO and IuiedO. -. ,-- 1900.
70 syracuse and to Auburn Road also 10 1aI'o5a ana MOL
tIeaL .-..,-.. .,r, ,or
9 D. NJ Pacific Express, daily with sleeping ears TOT
ociestcr Bunao Glove ana, Toledo Detroit chicago anu
III o. M Night Express with seepngosrs TO Albany and
morning trains lOr the We. ana OF
Tickets Ou 81 at No bowling Gceii; 80 ~l > -
y and al escOtCs Express Olces PalErlAco ana %
f c. Is. MkEhhh,
~ rpUCEY gen SUIT Gen Passenger A gent
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DAKOTA,

MINNESOTA and the NORTHWEST. ST PAUL, MIN
NEAPOLIs AMI all points IN COLORADO. OREGON.
CALIFORNIA, NEBRASKA. UTAH. aud MONTANA,
cached direct from CHICAGO "a tLJ
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Gitn propertp 60 EeL


4 FLOOR TO LET in the new fire proof
Dudh ~ TO 81 Rose ST., has the very appliances
ol manu- u ng purposes irc h aud as1euger elevators
UO~ef night and day 10 extent required very best
-ht peiy vault room. and heated with Apply TO
The owner GEORGE MUNRO, II to y VandeWater.st.
A PAR MENTS TO let in Tho finest apartment
~ houses yet erected West side Apply 10 JOHN q.
Al and 43 West 6lstst ~ ~ "
A LII lMPRONEMEN rs, elegant, new, single
third and fourth hats ziS West l23d ST. reference
quired owner on premises.
'l'O RENT or LEASE.-To a Private Family,
"A d'S,0ry brown stone house In 45th.st West aud
qure zo3 East 27that
IO LEI, at n moderate price, large we'll
lighted hoor with best appliances manufacturing IN
owner In the building ''
'IO LET.-A new and very attractive three
story lgh.aioop dwelling, 40 343 East U5h.st. tho
only ono unfcnted OF row II eight all improvements:
street restricted; rent low 10 desirable tenant L. j. CAR
ZEN % East -3dsL. NJ. q. A. Building
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DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MENT, AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WYNN AbSOLL lE SAGEIi.

WITH ABSOLU lie SAFETY.
Express Trains leave New York via Desbrosses and Court
lAndt streets Ferries. as follows:
6lo 20 ;. $50 % AMI 10 Limited IL m I, so $40.
D. b. ., ANA D. u. aud " night SUNDAY s. o. 9,
90 Limited, and 10 NJ 1. o. Z, ., and 9p nl. and ~
night
Ixpirss Trains leave NeWYork daily. except sunday AZ
7;20 and b. m. running through VIA trenton ana
Camden. ,,,,.,.,.,t,
Returning trains leave Broad street station, Phadeph1
II Oh 800 So 3D. 600 7.3O, e2O, o5O. auo ~ ~
(limlted Exp;ess 80 M, l. =, T. l'iZO Llmitoo,V
ESQ, lao, >, and $40 SUNDAY, lZOI, oop o'-V'
S45, so u (1J Limitel 3D. 40, D. and 90 T. IA.
Leave Philadelphia Camden u IN And 4So - H. iAS
except sunday. -, ,... Hama and
foot of De-brosses aud tOurtandt-st-; COutst ana
HruoL yn Annex station. loot of FuOns. btOoAph nos
ia I'D and hudson HObOAen station, jersey Nyl
Epikuut Ticket once, D Battery Pace. -,-.,.
1he NuW-l York Company VIII GAL i"A anu 0H"~A
Baggage fl om hotels and esideneoA p wOOD
CHARLES n. PLnl cSncral passsr 0eDt
General Manager "oho'"' "''i "s0it.
CTONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST; only
Fare S3 10 Boston nIstolas limited uoAets soo"''
as Spo,,nv VI kHRAGA NsETr and STONINGrON Leave
daily lexceyt sundays at .'O m nom Fiei Do ~ w. i
et. for sais at principal uoket Ounces 5
sec,rcd AZ oifoes Express co. @Va; 90 90 ,
al broadway and at ruth Avenae anu w.u 81 w
tcts oniee. Freight taken al mo iones'
HSAs'V l. ". FILKINS. General Passenger Asoa'
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Brooalnn JroucrIl FOR sal. aul 90 Get

EOh SALE on very easy terms "a fOur-stOry
brick dwelling on tbs side Of Oolunb. Uoghta
midway between Fulton and W 5tcsst FerrsA overOOl
ingthe Oy ali running tlrO1gn % sur nan-. with
story store fdrnanst lot 2jNljO; anal 40 nt ONLY
Of cash required. Address f. LESTER tribune ONCE
TO LET--lmmediate possession $40 Carl
n t0navej Gstofy, stone 'front.' ii roOmsI rent 500
Waterman shows premises. rutland q WHITING, b
Beekmanst
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Goruoratloa NoIlees.

NOTICE.-PrOpOsals for estimates tor dredg.
~ ing the fo,t OF West i4thst X WI 20 eco ~
Nv the Department " Dooka ~ and ~ DuanSs @hl'
Iy,ssiay November 1882, ~ "oock VA fVr 81 "a
formation sec tho Ciy heVo1d eop'VS 'o' S"'' ~ " '
Hall
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= FrIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Pas.

Z FHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-PasS ger
ttans depos foot Of COtandt aud DesbTOs ss at
$40 and p. foy EastOn. Beth chem, Aleno
Reading Mauch Chunk, WiikesDaITe, TOWanda, MaVey.
Ithlca. Geneva, Lyons Buffalo and The Vest Pullman
In oLgh coaches daily Trains at | for Ia ton,
Bctnahe Allentown. Reading Mauch chunk. WIkeabarre
P,tt7ton. Local trains at ~, 0.IO IN for hsston
Beth chem AMI COpay. .
Trains ea, ing at n, and $40 connect for all
points aud HaZetOn coal regions Sunday tain
local 3laIch Chunk $40 Leave Mauch Chunk AZ
p - .,--, 49,, NJ, 49, .. -.
L. AZ. bII\GTOE q T. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-08
NALL RIVER Line for BOSTON and the

II VlN
Il EAST-FAEr5 REDUCED, SO to Boston Lowell and
Fts hbuTg; =; TO NEWPORT aHd FaH YER; y 10 10 New
rtOn espUDdng uo non 10 other POINTS steamers
BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE leave New-York alter
rate davs sundays ude Pier IS North River foot
OF MuTrys., $50 connection ~ annex boat rom
BroOAyn loot OF FuOusL. III 4. anu jersey city from
foot OF u change ACE AZ p. 10.
BORDEN & LOWELL. Agents,
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NOR NEW-HAFEN. -Steamers leave Peck
snip &C D. NJ and IL (Suntays excepted. IL y. IN.
In time TO- raiy trains North and East.
TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on H0U-
Il SATONIC and NAUGA1UCK RAILROADS SJeamsrs
leave Cathsrnesp 1880 BOO 23tst. East
River p. Fare lower than Dy any other route
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FlNASCE DEPARTMENT.

BuKRAu foa riE COLLECTION oI TAXES
No 80 CHAMBkks STREET., |
NEw. loRA, SOY 1, 1909
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. 49,. o.,,,,.a -
~ o,,.s IA b.-eby given ~ who have omitted 20
pay their taxes the 1882 to the ~ eT
that unle,, dc same shall pad 10 lin AZ hts oc
The nrst day OF next pei cent Mu os ne a. 10
a1I Tes remain unpaid that day AMI s asx
shall be paid him before the st DAY oil S tsxes 40
pisrest Mil he charged coleAed upon al csnt ner
on that aay the rate OF Sc zen Pss AZ al
aunnm 20 tie calculatod nom Octoocr 20 syer "a
which the assessment io1s AZ"
shs Receiver OF Faxes ..,.. onlook M once hours
No money WAL be roSolVoa I,rIN A
from o y M, " y. u, Receiver OF reA6s.
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Auriion Sales of Real estate.
A DRIAN II. MULLER, AuctiOneer.
ABSOLUTE SALE by EXECUTORS
OF VALUABLE

BROADWAY
AND OTHER IMPROVED PROPERTY.
ADRIAN Muller Son viii sell at auction Wednesday
OemDer r. at II O'clock nc the Exchange Saesroom No.
II Broaaway, the valuable property
NO o02 ISL galway with buildings In known "a
~ .- No. 80 Crosby A..
no: Sos broadway running through to Crosby st.
Ahc maDlo front building 70 1855 ChathamS, exendnStO
New. BOwery.
NO S0f Waterst. ana No. IL PECK slid,
ny uneclon OF Levi a. Lockwood and Dwight s. Herrck
Executors, &c OF the late John Simpson, TO
close the Estate.
Inc safe viii be without reserve 90 per cent Of the
money may remain bond and mortgage for years at
per cent at option OF purchaser.
maps aud parculara be OF Pine
ST. or OF Executors. al once OF
LOCKWOOD & CROSBY,
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NORWICH LINE

~ To Boston Worcester, Nashua, Portland and the Las
Inc new Iron steamer . o 49, ...,......
exception tue elegant boat the Sound,
tho "a, lite tll1 Or INV ! Jim, -
leaves PIER No 49, NOrth River loot Of Wdtsst pie
above DesOossuss Ferry day. except sundays at 4oO pm
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DENNSYLVANlA RAILROAD.
On and after October -, 1892,
GREAT TRUNK LINE


AND UNITED STATES MALL ROUTE
Trains leave NewIork. DesbrO3scs and Courtlandt
streets Ferries, ~ follows:
Har sbuIg. PitfsDug the West and SOUTH with Pullman
Palace Cars attached m and p. IN. daily. NowYork
and hicagO Limited Of Parior Dining, smoking aud sleep
ing Cars Al Oa. H. every day
NiiamspOrt Lock Haven M p M Corry ana Erie AZ
connecting az OOTy for 11usvlle, Petroleum Gen.
TIE. and the oil te"tOns.
Baltimore Wa g5n and the south Limited Washington
express OF Pullman Paror Cars daily except sunday, ~
a. ~. arrive Washington b. m. Regular wa anu T. X
r. al Is aud $50 ~, $40 and and ~ nj ht via
49, and .. Il. t.. and p IN, and u night 80 -.
via H. ami P X. r., a M D. m, anu IL nghIi
via Il. and .. r. h, p. m. ana IL night o
Atlantic Clty except sunday Olo a. III anu y H. Oh
SUNDAY, Oslo 80. ,-..-,
For ape May except sunday 55, lll0a m On SATURDAYS
only D IL ,,o,.
MA R9hWay aud AmbOy . T. IN, IL noon $50 and p M
BOas OF brooklyn Annex connect Win AL trOuSh Trains
Al Jersey CITY anordng speedy and direct transfer for
BrOOkly travel ,,,..., O. o., ., ., ooa a.. IN o.a
100 D. III. daily. From asDingt9n ana baltimore o;So
G.,o m .DJ $3.50, loo and lUJO plu sundays 30
80 m 10 &, and 1880 pm. From BALTIMORE l:2Dpm. Oh
SUNDAYS g35 y. m. From Philadelphia 300, 6;zJ 6:o0
n ~ a. {h 40 80 III - l2O, 3 Boz 5:3O 02 ,
7.S6 s5o O35 10 20 lu:35 ana 1880 m. sunday 800
9p ago t,5p a go 1880 935, 1O;2O 1888 and
lUOU M ,,,,,t t,t,,
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TO PHILADELPHIA.

THE OLDESTABLISHED MUTE AND SHONT LINE
90 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND Don SUN
DAY STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA, Elm
NEWYOKK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-08

A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE.
"A DREW and ST JOHN leave Pier Al, North River FOOT
OF anhl-st every WEEK DAY. at m, connecting ~
Albany SUNDAY morning excepted with trains North west
and East. StaerOOms warmed.
Excursion tickets Albany and return good 20 days ~ o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-08

oh ILHARMONTC SOCIETY, of Ncw-lork.
4 ACADEMY OF MUSIC
THEODORE THOMAS, Conductor.
First public rehearsal FRIDAY November To- at2p.l
First conceri SATURDAY. November II. at . p.
SOOi-t' Iis; EMMA THUR
SYMPHONY, SCand naytan W.. ...........f H. COwen
Aria, Mia SpeauZa AdOrata ......... Mozart
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Explanatory.

NEW YORK, Jan. :3.:..-Ihr T';t"."' :
Washington special says: Gen. l'oyn-
tn;, received this morning the T::i"win"
.lis,.:tch from Il. Smith, "f the tin'in-
natl Gn-cfhc. Cincinnati. January II
say for H.. that the ''Star' letter
printed in the E'?""Hi;c'" purp"r'ing /"
Iw Il copy Or one written to me hy Mr..
H:.l..tcad in regard I" the eau,l;,!..t.: "f
Gen. Garfield Ut Chicago and co''l-
ncmtcd on in the .Tn' hy Mr.. ltals,vad
j. Il forgery and that ! would b. - fully
just;,ic! in charging Ha;st.ad that the
bogus letter WAS published 10 afford him
All opportunity to vii Z His cai" as he
was in charging me with having given
out the letter for publication "r for ar!
.. her purpose, for certainly Mr.. Hal
stead ought to know he never wrote the
letter to- me. I have D:t r.as! "r even
'c,lici ut the cnrrvsEnnlcnc" ricrrt'!
to for over :, year and write now
witt, the .!O"u l,:n!s ~! before ne a'l'!
;,runr,;ncs,i tho letter uui''!>.:.t ~
Washington hwu>, AMI II*i>'.:'l :
charge that was in ANY way :i part I"
i. Gnwarran:,,! and false. Whenever
SIR. iial>t.:a: asks FOR the publication ~
:.w correspondence he will tie promptly
accommodated.
'>;iGnV...' HI'iiAEI SMITH.