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DOING wuE CApIrAL.
Party Ot Ohio Legislators ON Visit TO
the National Capital.

Party OF Ohio Legislators on Visit 10
the National Capital.
Special Dispatch to the lntelIigcnccr.
WASHINGTON, February 24.-A large
junketing party OF the Ohio Legislature,
headed by Hon. a. j. Hodge, Speaker OF
the House, broke into Washington at an
carly.hour this morning, ha;iug taken ad-
vantage OF the tri-weekly adjournment to
visit the Capital OF their country. They
have been the recipients OF many courte-
sizes at the hands Of their members Of Con.
gress here to-day. The following constitute
the party: Hon. A. j. iIo'gc, Speaker Of
the House, Senators II. L. o. lIagan, J..
Hall, Charles Forstman, j. D. Norton,
Representatives John Locke, J. J..
Bugsby, C. l., Nallandigham, Rob-
ert Wallace, r. b. McCmry, Os-
man Cord, Chas NegIcy, G. II. Patterson,
Peter Brady, II. Trcsr, David Wagner, l..
a, Drummer, Tom, Black, Chas Kunse,
Capt. j. C. Donaldson, clerk Of the Senate;
D. W. Day, Sergeant-at-Arms OF the Senate;
Dayton W Glenn, Assistant Clerk Of the
Senate; and Hon. J. A. Norton. lieutcu-
nut Governor Richards bas been here ior
several days, and is the guest OF Hon, j.
7, UpdcgrdH, Of the sixteenth Ohio district
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TIE FISH MANKEr suoRr.
And Prices 90 Up higher in Cons,
GMenee Of Z.

qHeHce OF Il.
New YORK, February 2i.-The great
scarcity of iish which has prevailed during
the past week has sent up the prices still
further. The greatest scarcity exists in cod
aud haddock, which are now ten and eight
cents 4 pound respectively, an increase of
three or four cents over tic usual price 4
million pounds Of Goldfish nre said to bc
used in this city daily during the Len,en
season. llalibut, which was eighteen cents
= round, has gone up TO twenty-five cents,
Striped bass is thirty.fve cents n pound,
an increase OF ten cents. I.obsterS are
fifteen cents a pound, which is five cents
more than the usual rates. this is the high
est price known for years. The only tish
OF which there are plenty are hcrrings,
which sell at six cents pound. The cause
OF this scarcity in fish may be attributed
to the weather Of the past ten davs, which
mas been very unfavOrabIe for iishiRg, MS
during that time there has not been twenty
ionF hours of continuous good weather for
this purpose.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-25

Tasdr.umiim oi the South Wheeling
Gas, factory o.! Hobbs, Brockunicr & Co.
isamo,' hmrnnbIc rasurlty. And one
otllrMmul features oi the misfortune is
Tin. .ii couI Lave been saved by m udc-
qlatc supply oi water. For lack Ola proper
pressure oi water the raya.cs oi The flames
couIinot he s,aycd. THIS shows the ne
ce,-ay @r thorough oycrbanling Of the
dcirs Of om water supply system. Until
iG4!ws are l~ReIiel the whole city is
really atth'mrry oi the flames. Our cs.
e'Pe d#s ar Is due wholly to good
!orS, anil not 10 the way in which
our aa'cr driartnrnt has been naauagcd.
WcIhmk iMl tie legislature must by this
ttme be neutrality-suspicious. in the opi-
Mon that its timy Ia have radical change
tatAt rjty. iArmcmbrrs have had some
opponnaiw'o@.i.rdr detects Of the present
system s.Gca they a,.gmbEcd here in .fanu.
aH' We are clad that they have done
what they coHIio remedy our condition.
In a Year OF two they will see decided
change iorlhc better.
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MALTERED HICKS.
The Last Private Hanging In tho State
of kNntMekY.

CtXcINNArl, February 24.-John Major
Hicks, coEored man, born in Boyd coun.
ty, KY, April 18th, 1862, was hanged at
Coyington to-day. The execution was the
second one ever had in KentOn county and
was the quasi private execution in the
State OF Kentucky aud Is likely to be the
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ST. LOUIS, February 94.-lt is reported
that the wooden bridge across the Okaw
river, thirty miles from here, on the Cairo
Saort line, has been carried away. The
passengers were transferred iii boats. The
NandaIla and Ohio Il Mississippi trains
aud mails from the east failed to arrive to-
day on account Of the damage TO thebridge
at Carlisle, forty.eght miles from here.
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u N'lcNeo, February 24.-E. L. 81. w.
d;rGisSlgg q; Of the vinegar firm whose iinan-
SI'aIdtlieG|tiCs have been known FIR several @
I,N;S, ,,N;, were arrested Yesterday on n sapids,
E"' EonS were e, subsequently released on $1,000
o,.o,, S,.'H, H.. Their liabilities arc $4,000 and
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NEw HoRE, February 24-Thc nominn-
ton OF Conkling 10 the Supreme bench hrs
created gcnninc sensation, anl consider
able space will be devoted 10 tho discussion
Of 1t in the morning papers, The nOmip .
ton will inurc to his benefit and place him
on better footing %ith.his party.
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DIED.

PLASKEH-OR Saturday, February o. lss, n,
f3 % 4. 81, CttAELES T., son Uf Cant gdWHrI a ~
Barbara Pankey, aged 20 ycArA an mouths ''''S
Funeral notIce hereafter,
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-, ,,D,l 81 fonrtccntn street.

,..n,y Ma, d pantcky sort Of Il day
m Cuirsgn, ---
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CHESTER, Pa, February 94.-Mr. Jack.
son, proprietor Of the Pyrotechnic Works,
where the explosion occurred, and Chas,
Nanhorn, assistant, have been arrested.
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rs,rABLlsHED AUGUST "a, 1852.
SATURDAY FEBRUARY 25 1882

and then expelled These gentlemen, it
seems, did not recognize tho Important fact
that Cannon, although making contest,
had failed to furnish proof Of his election.
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CLEVELAND, February "a. The iror
markets are steady with the production II.
heavy as ever. New orders. except fo
manufactured iron, are coming forward
slowly, but with the near approach o
spring sellers are disposed to hold price.
firmly. Consumers Of pig iron are usin.
up back supplies, and there is very ifttlt
present demand. Manufactured iron is il
active request, and orders are turned away
Steel rails are in quiet demand, with til
production lnrgc,
Petroleum is steady at former prices.
Railroad business has fallen Off some
what becAuscoi the lue alvanceiu ircighls
but passenger carrying is fair.
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PlTTsRuRou, February 24.-The situation
Of the markets has undergone no material
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-22
,OUIDAn CRITICISES CHARLES READE.
From The Gcnaeman's MoGasine.

From The Gctuema,fs Mo0asine
In this magazine for August note an article
terest, because the novels of this virIe and vgor
GUS master have been among the few English
novels ia which | have ever found delight Most
English novels always appear TO me to be written
Charles Reades alone are written for men and
WOmen and nc has never been afraid TO cal "a spade
q spade. I'm the article TO which refer there
lack of ardent euogY. Most Eugllsh criticism IS,
unfortunately too often either only eulogy only
abuse, the analytical faculty being generally
lameutaL ly absent But the essay in question oddly
enough denies Charles Reade quality that he
possesses in marked degree and, the other hand.
attributes TO HIM power of delineatIng woman
hood which he as surely has not. lt denies that he
writes miTtbiuily" or is a cheerful writer, de-
epite the sound laughter Of " Peg WoflingtOn" the
Inirth that rippes like clear water III Christie
tombstone" and the subtle If somewhat grim hum or
ohich characterzes every novel he has created
The English sense OF humOr 10. unhappily, very
blunt and needs coarse food. Like q palate which
has been hardened by gross cooking it has lost all
power to discriminate, or TO appreciate delicate
and subtle havOrs. IL needs the broad farce of
ardle Weller before 1t will grin. and indeed is
ignorant that the keenest humor will not provoke
laughter at all, but rather a delighted sense OF
something perfect III al.uslon and suggestion.
This high humOr al ounds IN all the novels which
Charles Reade has written, and Is rather akin to
Ccryantes and Moliere than 10 Charles Dickens.
II NAV indeed he said mat the mind of Charles
Reade always the humorous side of every in
cjdemt and is sometimes even so occupied with this
side that IL dIsturbs his tragic powers, although
these are also of the very strongest, AS thousand
passages which will recur to hs readers minds at
once are there to prove. AS Tor his not being
cheerful writer, / know not whether this Is ln-
tended as q compliment or "a feproach. IL TO DO
cheerful" is TO be full OF loving Kindness TO men
and animals, TO be hopeful of humanty-mOre
hopeful than il warrants-and TO inculcate faith,
forbearanca mercy. and tolerance. then is Charles
RA2lis ehesrfuli" and to DO more cheerful than
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0ntnmll Rcsort9.

A DVEETISLAiENI FOR Tie NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED At Tue
TPTONTN OFFICES, No. Loss Broadway, corner Thirty
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No ~ Fast FOurtcenls corner Union square 900 hind
ave corner Fort v.sevenfh4; AZ the HARLEM OFFICES
Nos 90 z and BOO Thri.ave, corner OnehundredNnd
wentv. ffh.st, up p. m, at regular once l1Ies
nAETIES intending to spend tnc cOd WIN
Ter months IN q southern climate VIII IND nome Comforts
&C. with refined Northern widow Ady III N nolgD0rhCOl
nj Ne,y orleans La location bcauuiul and heIihy refer
enres gwen; terms moderate. Address IL NJ H. tribune
Office.
DAVILION HOTEL, ISLIP, LONG ISLAND.
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DERSONS desiring to ccoromIzc can have
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gteantodt5 lr} 3rilrJIl5.
AND ONO RAILROAD.
ID MODEL FAST LINE 70 THE WEST.
Via Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington

and after Nay y, the magnificent Passenger Trains
leave from pennsylvania Railroad Depot foot Of Cortandts
Il Dc5ordsse--st.. tJIJNs
p % exccpt lays plrlor car 1ttl'het arrly's wash
ngtOn SIT y. IN Night express leaves washington NJ ~
daily Sccqer and day coaches through to Cincinnati
ana CucIsO.
Up m duly. Fast Line arrives Washington 22j m, Gin
ciuHat $50 m Chcico $50 ill - LOUIS S:bl q ~
T. palace scper7 and dag coaches though u Cincinnati
ST. Louis anG Chicago ~
l2O'cOcnght ialy arrives at Washington $50 Day
Express Washington at 1910 A. daily Sleeper5
ami dIy coaches through To Cincinnati
makes 20 t1@ West lrllns
arrive from the west at Coca IN. 300 m ana lO7O p
Tickets and sleeping secured and baggage called
for and checked destination at cOmpanys Office No 3lo
broadway and ali the Offices OF the PeDnsylva aIodi
Oman
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such AN extent that Old England will become tue
sanatorum and final resting place. irst OF h t
Of ali the rest of the continental world, when her
mission of overspIeading 1t is fulfilled
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ErcS snld illl !.

T1IRST-CLASS DRESSMAKER viii make
bordsomeiy trimmed dresses from - TO 81 plain sut
rom :, 10 ~ pInh Goa made 10 fit perfectly smooth
epcciriens 10 be time cal or two weeks
Worn ACkltG, 20 est @Isl ST.
An EXPERIENCED DRESSNAKER would
~ Ike few more omers at her own h use mi7hs ana
rouoynIng specially; walk ng suits from 20 10 Sl0 20
Tercnce please cali al 200 West 18th ST. Mrs. CAS-ADh
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CTONlNGTON LINE FOR BOSTON-

CTONlNGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
- CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST
50 TO Boston Tor hrstcas limited tickets good only
az specified on their face
steamers NAHHAGANsETr and sToNINGToN leave
daily except sundays at from Pier 49, ~ H. foot Of
jay st, arriving IN Boston at a. IN.
TicKes for sale at al principal ticket Offices staterooma
secured Offices Of WcscOtt Express CO. 2U1 S 1907 and
42 Broadway ana at Fifth Avenue and Windsor tloteI
ticket Offices. Freight always al the lowest res
l.. NJ. IL ,.e paa
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NC0WICH LINE

~ To Boston Worcester Nashua Portland the East
Inc new steamer
CITY OF WORCESTER,
without reception the elegant boat the Sound and
the iaN onto CITY OF NEW DIRK,
leaves 40 10, North River loot OF Watsst pier
above Dcsbfossrs Ferry, daily. except Sundays, at r.
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DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MENT, AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY

EXPRESS Trains leave New Desbrosses and Cout
landt streets Ferries. follows:
5l0 100 s. $50 80 and 40 Limited, IL o. m l. 3 90 $40
4, u, Z, =, and . T. n and II night SUNDAYS
% Limited aud 10 a. IN, /. q. 7, g. and D. and II
night
ZAP Trains leave New-Tork daily. except Sunday at
7:2O IN. and D. m. running through Trenton and
Camden
Returning trains leave Broad street Station PHILADELPHIA
1901, 800, 32r, $40, 600 1.3O $50, so, ana II a mn
Limited Express l:5o p m !. 3. 4, (25 Limited, g.
$50 74j. b. and $50 y M ON sunday. 1901, 500 800
945 $50 (J:21 Limited $50, 145, X and 20 D. M
Leave Philadelphia via Camden IN ana 1870 D. m daily
except sunday. ..
foot DesDrosses and courllandt Court-st ana
brooklyn station. foot OF FulOns.. Brooklyn Nos
ia ll1 and lie hudson st. loboaen station, Jersey City
Fmigrant Ticket once, Battery Pace. ''
The NewYok Transfer Company viii call for and check
baggage nom hotels and residences.
CHARLES h. PUGH, J. H. WOOD
mi pus.i
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fNuE POPULAR SHNRE LINN

II III IUI q IAN DIIUNE LINL,
Il FOR PkOVIDENCE, BOSTON AND TIE EAST
ALL RAIL FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT
Three express trains daily Sundays excepted Boston at
SO5 arlOr cars attachedli ani 10 III, with
palace sleeping
LIMITED TICKETS TO BOSTON. ALL rail-. a.
NEWPORT express at D. M (parlor attachedl
riyes at Newport y. M.
PROVIDENCE special express AZ p m, parlor ears at
tachedl arrives at Pro, dence 1920 I.
Tickets and parorcar secured Fifth Avenue and
Windsor Hotel ticket Offices, and ut Grand Central Depot
l. w EIrHikA- Qeneral Passenger Agent
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PROVIDENCE LINE.

Il FOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT
% al h2YT N aG dya aRs sccr
on Mondays Wodnesdays and Fridays the magnificent
steamer M1ssATHUsETTS on Tuesdays Thursdays and
5 p. m. from Pier 20 y. r., foot of Warren-st.
for worcester a and ali Northern Eastern and White
Mountain points tickets for sale at all principal ticket
Co., at Astor oase Nos $97 Sol g ANA Al Bfosd
way aud at Fifth aIa e oe aeset Offices
pONDOUT and Observation-Disclosures at
III CIanston's West Point, Cornwall Marlboro Milton,
ware ard stony Glove RAILROADS. steam City Of caiskil
and James W Baldwin leave al p H. from Harrison st. y.
Il" Sa'ur"'S y at p HI
- MINNEAPoLIs, COLORADO OREGON. CALI.
FOKNIA and all points in NEBRASKA, UTAH. MON
TANA, DAKOTA, MINNESOTA and tho NORTHWEST
ale reached direct from CHICAGO Via th5
CHICAGO AND NOnTHwEsrERN Rv
I-uns from two i've trains daily each way between
CHICAGO and prominent Western points. IT ALONE
RUNS IMPERIAL PALACE DINING CARS west Of Chr
cago PULLMAN sLEEPERs are run ali Of It's through
ana night trains OF fare and other Information
apply By 10 coupon ucxo agent Dc "
l.. +. BOOTH,
General Eastern Agent No ais Broadway, New.Yo
CHARMS
y CITY, RIVER AND HARBOR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY
Office. Per ls,ii H., foot OF Cortlandtst
Consgnmens OF freight forwarded directed any par
Of the world
UNQUALIFIED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received for delivery Of all kinds freight and mar
chandise 10 any part OF the city.
AAND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BOR LIGHTIHAGE
Freight Of description promptly ghtered any point
i'll the haTbOr al reasonable rates.
sIEAMBoATa. BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAN.
TERROR EXCURSIONS
Steamers John II. Staru and ETasus Corning for NEW
HANLN leave Pier Is ~ H. al p H. daily. lsaturdays
excepted
METROPOLIS EXPRESS co, between New.York ana
New-haven, Care and dispatch guaranteed.
Freight points on d.. T. * ". at Pler 10
For New.lIayeD and points East at Pier Is.
NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND-Elsve Miles for
Ten Cents, Via steamers Pier l.
CENTRAL sHlPYARD. COmnunipaw. y. J.-Dry DOCKS
Machine ana Boiler shops everything appertainng TO tns
construction ana repair % vessels
VNR0Y BOATS-CITIZEN'S LINE.-New
IL steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY leave daily
Except Saturday, Pier A. North RIVER foot Chris
topherst connecting with morning trains Tor North nad
ws.f. sunday sts1nnsrt anahsz AlhanE-
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GEORGE l., CONNOR, GcnI Pass. Age
BORDEN & LOWELL Agents, ~ !.
IrAn LnLAG j. nAIl pr a,.L oil r.ni,,,. HOY
I EHIGH VALLEY .-Passeng


~ RIVER RAILROAD e commencing October . 1882
thIoueh trains viii leave Grand Central Depot.
Western and Northern Express Rochester and
Montreal with drdWinsrOom cars also saratoga, clay
and Alexandra Bay.
$40 M special Express for Chicago daily stopping only
Albany Syracuse Rochester Buffalo Erie Cleveland and
IO.edO.
1880 Chicago Express drawing Canaan.
dagua, Rochester and Buffalo
IN Albany and roy with connection 10 Utica sara.
toga, 6cHs Falls, Lake George aud Rutland
800 p. M, Saratoga Il ocial; arrives 10 D. IN.
4 H. H., a Accommodation to Albany Troy.
{. Louis h stei for
running hiouh every day IN The also Niagara Falls
Lu1a and Toledo
GO D. NJ Express daily except Sunday with sleeping ear
10 syracuse and 10 Auburn Road, also 10 Montreal
D. Pacific Express, daily with Sleeping for
Rochester, Buffalo, Cleveland, Toledo Detroit Chicago and
Clayton.
ii .. H. Night Express with seepnscars to Albany and
Troy
Tickets on sale Bowling Green, 252 and 43 Broad
way and WescOts press Offices Park place 1sj
and broadway, New York. and 3JJ MaslingtOn.st
Brooklyn. j. NJ. TOUCEY, Gen. sup't {. Il. MEEkEK,
Gen PASSENGER
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~ BETWEEN NETWORK AND dANRt-
Pier Of COMPANY North River loot OF Mortonst
The passengers this line avoid both transit Dy Ehysa
railway the discOmforts OF crossing inc Cahues 10
small boat ,,,.,os,a, 10, os ., -
VILE DE MARsEILLE...-.;.,i; ,s.jio1 - > a. -
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fost ano founo

OST or STOLEN.-COupOn Bond No. 59a
- Chicago Clinton. Dubuque and MINI sofa Rsircs1
900 per cent All persons cautioned nor 10 net -
the Liberal ewald for IN formation ealing 10 fsy 90
cry UE1kGE b .ADPOR
10 Exchange place BOron
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NEW-HAVEN. MERIDEN, HARTFORD,
~ SPRINGFIELD. IOLYOKr.MON REAL and interme.
date points Pier 20 f. IDLY p.
and IL p.. tSuudiys pteu, connecting with
NEW.HAVEN, Tor MkRIbEN HARTFORD, SPRING.
FIELD Tickets sold and baggage caeckcd 9i4 Broad
way Y. ana Courtst, Brooklyn Excursion 10 New
and return,
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NEW-YORK AND Long BRANCH K. Il.
" al, n mt Isntt ndt

: II II
Stations in New-YOrk 1t, ana DcsDIosscs 1t.
4 emit al r. r. OF y. j.. root LibeItyst
LEAN T. Ni.N Y ORk. commencing yet. ., IS-2
For south AmbOy, via C. r. r. OF y j. B. sIja H. al 40,
4, p. Penn K. r. y. ~ m. , u. H.
foI Maia"%n &c; Via C. r.. r.; Of N.J e:lj a. m, l:45'
a. T. NJ va Penn r. X. . a. ~ II m. 30, B. p. m.
FOR ted Hauk Long Branch Ocean Grove, Asbury Park,
sea Hll iOlut Pclssh Gc, VIA g. r.. r. OF N.J ':i5 u
M 40; y o. r m wa Penn. r. r., ga II N, $780, D.
For Lakewood, Toms River, Bancga sc, Via c. r. Il. OF
y. j., o:t1, q. m, lI,. 4 p. n.
For Freehold. Via c. r. r. OF y. j. 8, SO has,
FOR Atlantic CIV vneand BridgctCn &C. / Is D. M
IL r BALDWIN, j. r. WOOD j: +. RANDOLPH.
u. j. A.. 4. IL. IL. OF y. ]. @. 2 A. j r. sunni
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
ON and after October l, 1882,
AND UNITED sTATEs MNIL I'D

y
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New.Nork. DesbrOsses and COurtandt
Streets Ferries, az follows:
Harrisburg. Psbuig the West and south with Pullman
Palace Cars attached a. and p. day. New-YOrk
niragO Limited Of PaIOr Dining, ing sleep
ing Cars al ga IN every day
Niiidms ont, Lock Haven. a. M Cory and Enc
p connecting at ouy for ltusvlle, Petroleum Cen
ire. and the oil Regions.
Baltimore Washington and South Limited Washin gton
a.. arrive Washington p. IN. Regular aud r. r.
r. at Is and $3.50 m, $40 and D. and II night via
b. and o. Z. H., l and p. m, and = nignt.
SUNDAY via b. and T. n. X, 5l5 and 10 night;
via y. and o. r. r., =. N. and IL night.
Atlantic CITY, except sunday, 5b m. and p On
sunday, % i. III.
ape May. except sunday 5:l5, lllOa ON Saturdays
only D. H.
Via Railway and AmDoy, - a. III, l. noon $50 and
BOas Brooklyn Annex connect with all trains
Jersey CITY, anording speedy and direct transfer for
BrOokly travel
1925 D. III. daily. From Washington and Baltimore $50
500 a. m. 90. J3O, J3J and lu5O D. m. sunday $50
Coca M. and l0:5D p. m From Baltimore l2U D. m on
SUNDAYS, go p. Prom Philadelphia $3.50 o. $50
600 $50, $40, 1910. lao ~. l2O q 500, 53O 02J
1880 500, 93j, 1928 and 1880 p. Sunday 800 G2O
TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE oLD.EsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE.
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND0oN SUN.
DAY, STATIONS IN PHI LADELPHlA, IN
NEW-YOhK
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EoUIP
MENT AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
Express Trains leave New York Desbrosses and Court
l.f ~ l.l faa
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GERMAN MAIL.
IMPERIAL. GERMAN MAIL.

( NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NETWORK,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
WEkRA "Wednesday, Oct. 20. MA1N.....o saturday Nov
DONAE saturday oct. % .LBE--.. - .dAedy H0vss
RATES OF PASSAGE from NEW-YORK 10 sou fhAAr
TON, HANRE or BREMEN. -,
FIRST CABIN ........SlOO SECOND CABIN wv
STEERAGE. $50. Ia
Return tickets at reduced rtes Prepaid Steerage eefn
Gates S2 steamers sail Pier between second a1a
IhiTdsts., HOboken, \. J. - - - o..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-22
FALL RIVER LINE.
REDUCTION OF FARE.
New.York to BOSTON, 80.



NEWPOKT -, FALL RIVER 81.
Limited tickets, cores onding reduction TO all Eastern
points.
Palace steamers
BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE
Leave NewYOrk dai Y, sundays inc udei at p m from
Pier IS Moth Vt foot OF MuTay-3.. connection by An
NEN GOAT from Bro0.!Sna 400 p No. Jersey lty p NJ
Tickets and Sater0Ons NAY be securcl All principal no
tbs transfer and tcaet Offices ct the Office ON Pier zo ami
GEORGE l., CoNNoR, Gcnr Pass Agent.
BORDEN & LOWELL. Agents y. !.
nor BRIDGEPORT and all points on IIOU
sATONIC and NAUGA1 UCk IAILHOADS-Steamer
leave CatndIine,np Al 1880 l. H. $40 D. NJ -5iSt East
River. 3l5 III. Fare lower than ~ any other route
4 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD Passenger
trains and after Nav 8 1882 will leave depots foot
COrandt Dc5brOssessS At Il: 10 a. $40 and
$50 p. cor EastOn. Bethlehem Allentown. Reading,
MauCh O. .dnk, WnkesbaTre TOwauia, Wavrfy Ithaca
GenCv', Lyons. Buffalo and the West Northwest Pub
through coaches llg Trains az for E1stDn,
Bethlehem. Allentown Reading, Maucb Chunk Wilkesbarre
and PtstOn Local trains at for kaston. Bethlehem
and COpav
Trains leaving NJ $40 m. AMI p. m. connect for all
Jontq IL ahanOy and HlZetOn cON rcOn3 sunday train
local for Mauch Chunk. $40 IN Leave Aauch Chunk AZ
4 p. n, c,,pr.h ~, Cou.,..,..
Genera Eastern ONCE corner