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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-14
STARIN'S>, ,xnu,pc,, REPRESENTATIONS

i.
Office Pier Is, y. r., foot Cortlanltst
copSrnments OF freight directed any
oithe world
UNEQUALLED FACILITl Is FOR DISPATCH
Orders received delivery al kinds Of freight and mer
chandlse 10 any part OF the CITY
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND
HAKBOR LIGHTEKAGE
Freight every description promptly ghered to any poin
IN the harbOrA reasonable
sTEAMBOArS. BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR
TEX tor EXCURSIONS
steamers John IL and Erasrus Corning Tor NfW
HAVEN. leave PIer Is y. IL y daily. la4tarlAJs
excepted
METROPOLIS EXPRESS co. between New YORK AM
NeNHayen Care and dispatch guaranteed
Freight points l. & W. H. ressivei ~ Psr 10
F0f New vii AZ and points East AZ Pier Is
NOKTH SHORE. STATEN ISLAM D.-Eieven Miles Tor
T,uCeuts VIA steamer Pier H. loot " hehais%
CENTRAL sHlFHAhD, COnnunipaS, N-J--DrF DOcN%
Machue 5AOpA VERIFYING AJDorlAlAl1s " tAo
cuusLruc LlUn ropA4r u YessslA
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> CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST
PARE Boston for hrstcAss limited uckets good only
as specified their face
steamers NAKKAGANs EFT and sTONINGTON leave
daily except sundays from Pier 50. y. Il, foot Oi
Jav-st arriving IN Boston al q a
tickets sale IL all principal ticket ohcea stAerooms
secured Offices 81 WestOtt Express Co. w. 35l, 80 anu
s2l broadway and AZ Fth Avenue ndsor Hotel ticket
Offices freights always taken Al the lowest rates
[. ". IlLklNs 1eneTM Faascnger Agent
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NETWORK CENTRAL
nRnVIDENCE LINE.

FOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT
Connecting " It'll Providence q Worcester RR-
for All POINTS NORTH ana EAST, via NOkCEsTEIl
The entirely new and palstal steamer hHODE ISLAND
ON Noudays eduesday- and Fridays, and the favonte
steamer MASSACHUSETTS, on Tuesdays Thursdays and
saturdays, viii leave at
> D. ID. from Per % y. r., foot Of Narren-st. 49,
Connections will be made Providence, via r & W.
ER Tor Worcester and all Northern Eastern and White
MAINTAIN points for sale az al principal ticket
Oces Staie-rOOms secured at orces Of eseOt
90 Nos 2U7, 8Sl, aJ7 All broadway, and Gt futh
Avenue and Windsor HOtc ticket Offices
-''N L. W FILKINS General Pass. Agent
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Dres5mailH1.

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
y YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ EESEI cdr D a. iI r
Grslst 3Os West Twenty corner klghthave-
East FOuTteenth, corner mon ~
ave corner Fory-seventh--t at the HARLEM OFf
LOO 1900 Thri-ave-, corner Onr
twenty hfth-st., up 20 p M al regular once @
nRESSMAKER-By thoroughly expert
~ enced dressmakcr who IL first class inter ana ue
few engagements by The day no obJecnLs 10 go @
u city. Address D. NJ. Tribune Uptown once 4'-"0
Broadway
nRESSMAKING.-A First-cass dIessmakeT
~ Will make handsome frOm - TO Sll Ia shO
est possible tine pretty specimens always Oh Land ~
West 2lsLst
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textures dno Hleetinas.

COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL,
~ The connected with the twenty third annual
Of TIE Law school Of Columbia College, VII
place the Academy OF Music ia ts city ednes
Nav Il, at O'Clock y. III
The bachelor OF Laws VIII De conferred upon
Of the graduating class and the annual prtzeS
AWARDED.
An address will be delivered before the graduating
by Chauncey NJ. Depew. Of this city.
+. A L. BARNARD, LID.
President Columbia College
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I EHIGH Valley RAILROAD.-Passeng

II trains H. viii Gepots
CoItandt and DesDrosses-ssat -. am 80 anu
$50 ,. IN. Tor Easton, bethlehem, Allentown, Reading
Mauch Chunk, VII .eSDaTre. IO~ania. Mayerv. Ithaca
Geneva Lyons. BufiO and the West Northwest. Pull
man through daily Trains al D. FOR EastOn
Bethlehem Allentown Reading, Mauch chunk, NukesDarfe
Loca. trains at for Easton, Bethlehem
Cop4ay.
Trains leaving at $40 and ! ?. connect for all
points MahanOy and ua1eOn coal regions sunday tram
local for Mauch Chunk, $40 Leave Manch Chunk at
General Office Of Church and cortandt ss
H. ENINGrON q. z A.
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Oh TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAY AND y On 81 N
DAY. 3SrATIONs ~ PHILADELPHIA IN
NEM-fOhh-
DoTPTE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MINT. AND TILE FASTEST TIME CONSIST
hNT WITH A oOLUIE SAFETY.
EXPRESS Trains leave NewYork Desbrosses and Cort
ltndf streets Ferries As follows 80.
3 3u 30 80 10 l.nItcd il a. m, 30 34O T. D o.
T. u AMI IL night sunday, J5u, ., ana ~ a
H.. 3. g. = s ~ IN. - u shL
New ORR uaj except sunday Al i-O
A mi ana D. No. running through VIA Trenton anu Camden
returning trains street station, Philadelphia
Limited Express l.ju Ia. l. , = o. o ,-o'' Do' anu
SAL m ON sunday. L Ul 800. 30 80 600 a ~ A.
q 30 : So . ana p H. Leave Philadelphia Wa Gam
den "a I'd aad 40 =. daily. except euniAl.
Zoos all LrsDrosses Dorilaudt-t- .arsb and BROOK
n Annex station FuiOn-st. bno .1 n nos ~
ANA HOOOk station Jersey CITY Elm
I-r.uf Ia ket once . batterY place
he New YORK Transfer company VIII cal Tor and cheek
baggage from hotels and eslIcnces. , :, NO.,
FRANK THOMSON, - H. NVOp, -
T,R0Y BOATS-CITIZEN'S LlNE.-New
/ .f.emers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY leave
daily rAc-pt SATURDAY. a. Pier ~ y r. foot cnris
ol.F a. conaeclGs with IorAIns srAHs iOr SOrth .aI
rI'HE POPULAR SHORE LINE TO BOSTON
1 ALL RIA IL from Grand Central Depot
Three express trains daily except sunday 10 BOSTON Al
sos Ia, tparior cars Aiiaeheil ana ~ y u NN'Sn
pIssssndass AZ 10 D. N with paiaoe sleeping carA'
TImilei tickets Boston tal fall, -
and pAnoi be obtained AZ hetrooohtl
Firm Avenue WINDSOR Hotel ticket onces And Al Grand
SeulrA Depot
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MERIDEN. HARTFORD.

~ SPRINGFIELD. HOLY OKt. N UNREAL and int me
date poulfs steamers Per 20. r.. K at and II
pm isundays excepted connecting with train. at NEW
UAVEN Tor MkRiDEN. HAHTFORD, SPLINGFGEID
&c Tickets and baggage checked al Ji4 Broadway "
y ana ST.. Brooklyn Excursion 10 w-aven and
refill
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RraI estate Agents.

.----1crrTTI FMAN possessing varied practca.
Gf. experience desires an active position s s cum
N business Arm in good standing Can az once com
fEAL - ~ Teonai TO salary required Address H. BOX
~ ii, pooaIne brown, l,2s0 Broadway; Entire nr
.,snsgement Of real estate specl4s. ,en.e
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nom lOte : resnenCt =, -, ~
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
/ VA HOOK
STEAMER JESSE HoYT Will Leave PIER 5, y


STEAMER JfSSE HOYT WILL LEAVE PIER 8, y. r.
FOOT RECTORST.
Ior HghandS sea6right Monmouth b i@ ana Long
For ocean Grove Point Pleasant &C. lOl| a m
For Lakewood. Toms River BaTnegat, &c, 90 p m H.,
VIA RED BANK-From foot fiberty-st.. 3: a. m for
Lakewood Toms River Barnega &c; D. NJ for Lakewood
Toms River Atlantic CITY, and ali stations 70 Bay ode p
for Lakewood. Toms River. Barnegat &C To. so,dr
VIA BRANCHPORr-FrOm foot LiDerty'sl.; Tot anu
Hook II M. Highlands, - m, p n for MONMOUTH
Beach and Seabright. :. a. II n D. m. IN, ~ - y,
Tickets reading via BOAT and SANDY uCOh VIII uot "
good RAJ l. and tickets reading via Rail VIII not ue Iecs
me- - Pr, - II aBPis IL T. BALDWIN,
~ Gene-a Nf9nager Gen. Pass Agent
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TALL RIVER LINE
II -fOr-
BoSTON and the EAST via Newport and Fan River.
keappeaTance Of the elegant steamers
BRISTOL and PRONlDES CO
foT the spring and summer
FARE ONLY - TO BOSI
Cor limited tickets

steamers leave New day sundays included at
p. from Pier rs y r.. foot Of Murray-,t - .
ANNEX CONNECTION from JERSEY CITY az T.
BROOKLYN az 40 p m. Tickets and sater00ms may be
secured all principal hotels transfer and ticket Offices. al
thu Office Ter >. and steamers -
BORDEN & LOWELL GEORGE l. CONNDR,
Agents Genl Pass. Agent
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NORWICH LINE

y ORN lC1 LINE
To BOSTON Worcester Nashua, Portland AMI the East
Fare reduced Limited tickets % Boston, 49, - Worcester ~
TheneW Iron steamer - 49, -. go. No..
CITY OF WORCESTER,
Wi hout execution the eleg SQUAD and
favOrte CITY Or bO9lON,.
River, W attest, next peT
above Desbrosset Ferry daiy except ouniays AT pm
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD Commencing Apnl 20. 1881
through trains will cave Grand Central Depot
Western and northern Express to Rochester ana
Montreal with drawing-rOnm cars 80, -- -,
o. a H. special Express CHICAGO daily stODping only
Albany. Syracuse kochester Bunaio' "rc Cle'e'Auu
and Toledo. - 49, - g..
lU3Oa m Chicago EKpresS drawlngroom cars 10 Canaan
dagua Rochester @nd h unaO - a. I'm
IN. Albany and Troy, Win couheCuoH VIVA
Saratoga Gens Fails and Rutland
an. M Accommodation 10 Albany and Troy.
30 m Express with sleeping cars TOT 81 LOUIS
running through every the week also Niagara fA@
Buffalo. and Toledo - ,.,. ., T.,
0 D NJ Express with sleeping cars 20 syracuse and ID
Auburn Road also 70 Montreal. excepting sunday - a..
u. H.. Pacific Express, daily. with sleeping cars IoI
Rochester Buffalo Cleveland. Ioei0 Detroit ahd tu'ago
IL D. ~ Night Express with sleeping cars 10 Albany aud
Troy co.., "a o.,
TcKets at 40 Bowling Green 252 and 4l3 Broad
way and MescOIs Express OfnceS Parkpace ana 20
and "a Broadway, NeW-YOrk. and 3J3 Masllngton-.t
Brooklyn. J. NJ. TOUCEY Gen. sup't {. Il MkEkhl1
Gem assc e
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST.
IA IhlladelphlA baltimore and VI ashlnZlOn

IN ana after Jan. o. the magnificent Passenger Trains
ION fenny yana Railroad Depot foot Of Cortandt
IN except Sundays Parlor car attached arrives
nHangt0n J.lO p. Night express leaves washington
Cincinnati and Chicago
- p m. daily osst Line arrives Washington 225 a m,
cincinnati 500 ChcaGO-35 m and st Louis $50
a. m u q o. palace sleepers and day coaches through 10
CINCINNATI ST. Louis and Chicago.
IL O'Clock night daily, at Washington s:15 m.
Day Express raves Washington at 1910 a IL. daily.
S,IspeIs and DAY coaches through TO Cincinnati.
II No other line makes faster time Vest Trains
aIiRe nom the West at G:5O $3.50 and 1000 p.
~ kets and sleeping berhs secured and baggage called
lI anu checked To destination at cOmpanys Office No 3l5
punay and at all the Offices OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
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5ieanboats ana Railroads..

A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
nv and ST. JOHN leave pier al North River foot Of
Cana-st. every WEEK DAY ats p m connecting at Al
bany SUNDAY morning eIceDte) with trains north
and east StaterDoms warmed.
Excursion tickets 70 Albany and return good 30 days2 so
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Gonntrn Doaro.

COUNTRY BOARD among the Berkshire
~ Hills be obtained farm heathful locality
300 feet the delightful drives, line scenery.
Address Mrs A. b. PRATT LanesDoro Berkshire County
Mass.
GOOD COUNTRY BOARD; small private
" family; moderate prices Address Box 90 Dover, y
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Gelp Uanie0.

A advertisement tOk THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL Be RECEIVED AT TIL
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. 1888 Broadway, corner Thirty
nrst-st, 3Os West Twenty thrst, corner Elghthave.
No. w East Fourteenth-si corner 'non9qar% TD InIr
Nos 100 aud 500 Thirdave, corner One-hundIed'aha
twenty nth ST. up To p m, al re mar once rates
MAN ED.-A young manic 10 10 years
w old who writes a good hand and T. quick az figures
IN assist m an office Address with references o. q co.
Tribune Office
WANTED Assistant Thread Salesman, who
mus have experience in selling hree Cord hreaa
20 and other manuacl uIefs' 80 .
euces stating where last 81 al present cHpo9 Gu anu
SALARY expected. l. l. D.. Box JJO y I. T. y.
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KEN
cave New York from station G r. Il. OF N
For Phlldde pha Ninth and Green AZ 40 93D IT'D
a M 1870 T. 43O $50 7. - on SUNDAY at so NJ
5:5 y p m For Third and Berkssts, at $40 llloa M
l3u 400 $3.50 p m. Oh sunday at e;45 a. = .
For Trenton 40 $50 Has m, $780, l. AGO. $780, II
p m ON sunday. e:45 a. m. $40 ~ p m.
Return trains le1ve Philadelphia for New. York 49,
FROM stations Phla and Reading r. r. Ninth ana Hreen'
Sta az 1880 $50 $780, II ll5. 345. $40 o40 IL D. m
on sunday az $50 a m. 500. ~ p m.
FROM Ihrd and Berkssts at BIB S:2O SlO n M l. Do
go. llSOp m. sunday at S.l5a m, 45Op m - IA
Prom Irenton-:25 500 SOB 800 lNO5 1888 A m 100
40 ga, 72s sunday, l:25, 9;l9 a NJ 6:l4 p m
~ lLMAN PARLOR CARS attached 10 uay trans
and SLEEPING COACHES TO midnight trains from New
Connection IL made Jersey City Station and from
BroOgl and Depot, Jersey city. . 80 a., 20,
Tickets Tor sale al foot LbertYs. Nos 239, ISL 4O
944 gj7 1923 Broadway and at the principal hotels Nos
anc COuri-st and Annex Office JEWELS Wharf, BROOKLYN
y y Transfer Company viii cal for and check baggage
from hOte or residence To destination
NFW-JFRSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ VIA SANDY HOOK.
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-o,-pr SALE TO CLOSE THE ESTATE OF
EDWARD KING, deceased.
MOUSE AND LOT No eRAMERcY PARE kD % 9, LqI'
NJ NJ poI-IE vARp. ST. NICHOLAS, 7TH AND nth
w. WIS 72p. 7sD 9OTH, slsT AND llSrH-sTs'
.np,,xH MULLER & son Will sell at auction on
THURSDAY. MAY Is, at Il o'clock
be Exchange saesroom No III Broadway Uy UrI p
o. n~,~pprNE COURT under the direction OF "ILbOh
.|ppFvoRE. ESQ., REFEREE the following;
Ia sized 4story brck house and lot No GRAM
ERCY PARK 80. - - ,,,o
-os .rd 7ldsts between 9th and lOthaves near Boue
= 70 lots on each street, running through Boue
,1thave goth and 9lststS, 20 lots being the entire
block 800, -. :, ,o.s an
:, Nicholas and 7th-ave. and ll3th-st ii lots on
=. ,na and on street being southerly hall OF The DocA
leave and lO6th ST.. lots, southwest corner.
seventy per cent remain on bond and mortgage
and particu!ars wyeth Lawrence 40 CEDAR
II or OF Auctoneers, Pine-st
IoHN II. GLOVER Plaintiffs attorney. 10 BroaaWay--
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Gin properip Go Get.
auttion Sales of Real Gsiat

-.0pI,v II. MULLER. Auctoneer'
"A RECEIVERS SALE.
, o,xTTII receiver Of the Continental
By order Of JV edHpan ABEAN n NAN 4gL at
viii se At auction Gp no III Broadway one AZ OF
al The Exchange DING the east side o. NAo-
iSe WHITE ARBLE % 81 Ne to CEDAR-sT- embracing
sAUs running V Together with he Sh9e 81 HPs ~
and sS formerly knosn as g MENTAL LIFE INsUR
1nare recently as me e.3Sr nj No
ihNCE 90 hPANY BUlLpI-D
All TIE ROOMS ARE ocG TTP BY flNS i-0iA''
Particulars be had Of the reeg Ppa on inc
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Glnslral Instruments.

nFAT'TY'S ORG ANS, 81 stops, $50. Pianos,
Il Si-h nm Factory running day and night fapen
-. Aaaress DANIEL H. BEATTY. W Arlington, n.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD on NEM JERSEY.

y -IdJun IN NpW- YORK foot Of IIberty-sL Station IN
Brookyn foot OF FultOn-st-. JEWELS Wharf
commencing Nov Z 1851 Leave New-YOrk
ooV a. m FOR Remington High Bridge Branch EastOn.
MLsa zap Mauch Chunk. Tamanend. TamaIua Hazleton.
$40 a m-For Pennington High Bridge Branch. Easton.
Ai.hIoWn Reading. Harrisburg Mauch Chunk. Williams
port Tamaqua. NantlcOke, scranton
j m-For Remington EastOn, Allentown Reading Har-
Is'lug' MauCh chunk. HazletOn Wlkesharre sc.
90 Nor Easton nd Gap. Mlucb Chunk Tamaqua
DrntOh MllkesbarTe scranton, &c.
p m.-FOr High Bridge Branch, EastOn. &c.
40 p. m-FOr SOmervLle Pennington. sc.
O5O . m.-FOr EasOn Allentown Reading, Harrisburg.
Maucn CHUNK WilkesDarre. &c.
sunday trains leave m. IL for Bound Brook
ana stations at $50 In for Easion Allentown
For newark at ; 5f5 els, CAS- 715, 7:3o g. Sis $50
Q, 9l5 9:45. 1918. lO45 ll5 a II m, l245 ll5 ?,
80, 3 800 I. 30 B. j.l5, $3.50 5;45. G. 6l5 ESQ., T. 1880
.; Is. g. 9.45 1890, Il:l5, ~ p m.
Tor trains 10 local points Tune tables at stations
PENIH fdEOl BRA ca.
FOR Sewaren NJ 5. S:l5 a IN. II m, 4, 6p. m.
For Perth AmbOY at ). SIS a. M II M, 2, l. 3D. N.
tor treenot AZ SID a m- - NJ =, !; p M
For KevDort at > sl5 a m, u m. 2. 4 ..
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
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EMPERINL TEKNAN I'm L.
1 Hamburg American Packet Company ; Line me t9r
PLYMOUTH CHERBOURG and HA 80
WE-IruALIA-.-.--Mav u II RID In -.----J uhe
I.I7~~I Nav p 90 ne
,tatesrI plymouth Lonaon. CherbOurG and Hamburi
First Cabin Cabin $50 STORAGE. $50 k0un
frn NJ Storage from hamDur% hAFre an
southampton. S27 mi Tor " Tours co
KUNHARDT & CO, p. RICHARD o.
General Agents. Genera i-----hse AS,,i
II. IL BrULll-st. y. Y. No u 4siO-u " dyr -.
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A T POUGHKEEPSIE, \. Y.-FOr sale. The
N homestead Of the late CHARLES W. SWIFT. on the
HYDE Park minutes walk from the Post once,
consisting OF choice land with Two
story and attic dwelling fifteen
with heated by steam carnagehouse and ample out
buildings fruit Of choicest Kinds ard m abundance fOr
particulars apply 10 WALTER CORLIES, Agent, No
Gardfn-st Pom keepsle, y. \.
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" UNITED STATES MAIL sTEAMER$
FOR QUEENsrOWS AND LIVERPCoL
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY

NENEKAL IKANNA LAN IL CDAII IN L
" BETWEEN NETWORK AND HAVkE
pierOf Ompanv No ~ North River loot d hOrtnst
Thc)lsssu gers )rtls ~ tyDu J)ch TRANSIT Oy EhS'l
rawayIn 5Ae d srJ5sIs Jn3 CIlllA III
9' t1,5 b. r. lone . wednesday. Nav Il, ! p IN.
: itIAIN, Gerry Wednesday. Nav ~ II a. NJ
AMERtGUt J., -ani " eiuesday; III ~ o.; . % III
- ! Us DE MERIAN y. AgenL 40. bowling GLeen
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. nRIAN H. MULLER, AuctiOneer.

,-.,.,,,s-s can be had of the receiver on the pr
fafuo ,.i'' n me auctiOueers NJ. flhe-sI
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To PHILADELPHIA.

THE ON. ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
% TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND on sun
DAY. STATIONS IL PHlLAD ELPHLA- IN
NEW-IOikk-
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NOTICE that the reward offered for the ar
" rest Of Richard J. Morgan ahas Mangn, viii not Dc
pad II he il not before May IS los@ 0ho"E
CRAWFORD.
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ELEGANT COUNTRY RESIDENCE
JAMAICA L L-Handsome residence win over = nee
ard complete outbuLdlngs, on lAe t'OoAA"a5 AuHfAo
i've minutes walk 10 depot
sotas a, Anctiouoer's Office Broadway.
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forsesan0 Carriages.

T,TFGANT LANDAUS. LANDAULEIS and
II BtOUGHAMs guaranteed fuly equal 20 tle pest cl,y
D. re ron 10 70 per cent lower. al the Old estAo-
nshed house Of 49,, -, co Na. uav.o eonn
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-13
A Scandal That Drew.

The venerable clergyman arose slowly
in the pulpit, and, glancing around on
the thinly scattered congregation, said
in an emphatic tone, in which there was
more of sorrow than of anger: "My be-
loved brethren, am in hopes that there
will be more present next Sabbath, as I
will have occasion to reveal scandal
which has long oppressed my heart. It
concerns the members of this church
very deeply, and no one who has re-
gard for eternal happiness should be
absent" When the benediction was
pronounced the handful of people slow
ly dispersed, but behold how much good
seed few can scatter! The next Sun
day the sacred edifce was packed.
There was, indeed, hardly breathing
room when the white-haired sage once
mere lifted his head above the pulpit
cushions, and silence as of death fell
upon the expectant throng. He stood
a moment looking upon the unwonted
scene, and then his voice in silvery ca
dence broke the hush of anticipation.
"Dear friends" he said, "the scandal I
would reveal is this-you will gather in
this place in crowds to hear mischievous
gossip, but will not listen to explana-
tions of the inspired word. Now, my
children, I offer my resignation. am
going to Europe for six months, and I
shall pay my own expenses" But no
one of the vast multitude took the
lesson to himself; he applied it to his
neighbor-BOStO7l Courier.
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A Leetle Late.

When the oil excitement was at its
height hundreds of Ohio farmers drilled
wells in search of the liquid fortune,
and in a very few cases the farmer came
out ahead of expenses. One of the
poorest farms in Medina county was
owned by Elder Smith, who kept the
even tenor of his way, and looked upon
the excitement as ungodly. One night
some of the boys emptied barrel OF oil
into spring on the elders farm, and
within day or two, by the help of a
stranger, there was great hue and cry.
The stranger called upon the elder and
offered him 5000 for his farm-then
$40, 0OO-then $4,000, and finally asked
him if he would take S25, 900 cash down.
The farm was worth about $500, and
speculation was ungodly, but the elder
replied to all offers:
II will wait and consult the Lord in
prayer"
In three or four days the sell was dis
covered, and then some one asked the
elder if he wasn't sorry he had refused
the offer of $25, 900.
"Well, I don't want to say I'm sorry"
he calmly replied. "but I'll admit that
if the Lord hadn't been leetle late in
answering my prayers might havegone
to York State on visit this sumner
Wall Street Nea0s.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-13
Encouraging a Railroad.

A farmer living on the line of the
Jackson and Fort Wayne road. visited
the headquarters of the company to urge
the necessity of new passenger station
at certain cross road on the line.
"Pm afraid the patronage would not
pay the expenses" replied the official.
81 tell you heap of people would get
on and off at them corners" urged the
farmer.
"Well, how many of your neighbor-
hood have passed over our road this
year,"
:'How many? Well, there's old man
Skinner, for one. He has been to Jack
son twice that know of. Then, there's
Aunt Deborah Smith, who goes down to
Fort Wayne every spring and fall.
Then we've got several young men who
alters go up to Lansing when there's a
circus"
"Any more ?" asked the official, as
the farmer scratched his head and
wriggled around.
"N-o, I don't know as I kin think
of any more just now, but if you'll go
ahead and put up station there, you
kin count on dozen of us sitting around
there all the time to make things look
like business. "-Banker and Broker.