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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-19
GENERAL FOREIGN Ne VS..

The FOUNDERING OF TIE STEAMER ASIA.
COLLINGWOOD, Ont, Sept. 1S.-lt Will be
difficult the names OF many Of the passen
gers having through tickets by tine amer Asia, OF the
Great Northern Transit Companys line, which LETT mere
for French River and sdut ste Marie Oh "Wednesday
evening last and foundercd Thursday morning, the
books of the steamer having been lost The following
ere the names passen gers lost booked here
william Christie and wife, lately married, Of CoLlng
wood william Clinton, b. JIorey, and W. IL. Wood and
wife, of Cincinnati OHIO A. BOwsc, Mr. Shipp and Mr.
Duncan ana son, of Hamilton, Ont j. VI Mirtn, OF Col
nngwuCd: named Kerr anu family. or Llmehouse,
ont; H. b. Gallagher and j. H. Tnh, OF Mauitowanln7
Ont.; Mr. McNabD ana Mrs. HanOuiy, OF owen Sound.
ont; Mrs. -prOut of COOkstOwn, one, ana about thirty
slia men whose names are as Yet unknown.
IOKONrO, sept 1S.-IIc Government Inspector mere
states that tle Inflated steamer Asia running with
license, refused one O1 account oI her
carrying Insufficient number ot HebOats ana No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-19
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
THE TAX RATE OF pHILADEL

THE TAX RATE OF PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPh A. sept. lH-One dollar ana elgl t.
five cent, day agreed As the city taxate 10 be
recommended Tor next !eai
Sudden DEATH OF \ SYRACUSE MERCHANT.
SYRACUSE, Sept. lo.-Davd McClcllaud, o the
firm O Ac cdnd biVtbe hAll Hi"i po nodu tn' morn
ing heart disease in isc avatory 81 the syracuse House
GOLDFISH VESSELS FROM THE GRAND BANKS
PRoyINCErOwN. Mass, ~ep'. Is he 'ehooners
Alle b. Dyer. with 500 qantas OF goldfish Spios Bd
wilh LOO 9unta; ; and J09 si%m,Hs with l40' qun"''
STRANDED ON NANTUCKET BAR
NANTUCKET, Mass, sept. lS.-lhc schooner Mary
Hawes Camden, Me ron foesport bound 70 Nes.lorS
7jO casA OF lime stranded on antncAo Oa yesterday
BANK CLERK INSANE.
LANCASTER Penn, Sept. lS.-Nalter Kelly. the
CLERK in the SatonA BaRs & 81 hem tn' Si %I my
cago hd, ins gone there while temporarily Insane
WORK BEGUN ON y ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH.
LONG BRANCH, sept. lS.-Wotk has been begun
a handsome new Roman Catholic cnrch On me tract Of
near ElDeron BY the Kew James WALSH 'he pastor VI On
AFFAIRs OF THE LAND LEAGUE.
WATERBURY, Coun. Sept lS.-The Rev. Lawrence
Walsh treasurer the Irish Natona Land League wil to
has that Messs Redmond snd ss>on Members
Sbaa 81 a Go cfsst pTS Oh the Land League ' 0''O'
PHIPPs INDICTED FOR FORGERY.
PHILADELPHIA Sept IS.-An indictment for
iSTse S aeySo Ta oGna and 0 is andeood lat
Graham viii proceed 10 ,auaa this afternoon 10 arrange Tor
his eTIadiuon should he be arrested there
EXPLOSION OFA POWDER MAGAZINE
NllhENBAtNL, tul.s - fpts To- ~ A''t''N N%''''
Conpauys powder magazine n Al their wOtKs ew u eS
from thi, clt exploded this morning. with tctc euott
around the county There Was no
los, of nfe The of the explosion Is not known.
A SHIP ENCOUNTEKING a HEAVY GALE
PORr IOwNsEND, ". T., sept. lS.-lhe snip
Bullion railroad Iron from Philadelphia arrived mere
{Sdi,e' 9 Al west sue encountered terrific gale which
carried away portion rigging she shipped
heavy narrowly escaped iOundorng. Ons seaman
fell fiOm the rigging and Was instantly Killed
KILLING his WIFE AND THEN HIMSELF.
ALBANY. Sept. lS.-AlonLO Cash, age IOrtl-cight,
,hot and morta y wounded wife Minnie age seventeen
rear Dormansye the town OF MesterO yesterday after
noon and then killed himself The two married
fail and sepauted the husband returning homt
week ago and wife saturday laeL Cash wanted be-
10 come 10 Albany yesterday but father refused gave
her peruisslOnI hence tho shooting.
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FRAGMENTS or WESIERN NEWS.
AMEncAxrILEFAILuRE AT ST LOUIS.

ANEpCAETTIF ALLURE AT ST. LOUIS.
c. -, -o,t = Rn-clrIIlU 4 Warren.
Dl. LOCls D'P' -. ~" r,.sse az ossi'rnru.n,
dealers 'n CONES @ 90, !,S 1,,o ond aae ~ : OJO
tO-uay. AHel' Ha"i'''o' u F--'S' So - 49,, AK,
DEAF II tNoN a, ~ 1NCo, y. rV;l
EAST SAGINAW, Mich, sept Isl - ~ IL
son. teller OF Fourth National Bank Couinbua ONO
died the Bancroft House mere s,t high RON A V'ci
dose of chOrai taken 10 Wat" SICK h'duacLe'
PROBABLY MURDERED AND KoBBED -
CtNCIVNATI Sent IS.-SImucI NOgit, Ger
vns f,t-id vest rdy IN tie river AZ lIanl
tn' 0rio Win a bnlrt.noe .p his head tie had lot
been seen since last fnday when Nc nat iDV ms '1S
possession ana was aDou1 10 totaIl. ~ " "FiHJ sHJ %
money ana "al'H "eIo h'.'' - - '. | '., ~ 49,
FAlA Dy9E = MINI nm ..;-.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. I5.-EhOS Jaihesoii, dssiat-
ant Of tho Peoples Theatre mere, ulcd ms
morning from the effects oI dose Of morphine. us
friends claim that Ee took IN overdose OF le ufus ny
iustake He was oay twenty-five years oid'
ARRE IT'D FOR STEALING WHEAT;
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, sept lS.-Ch&iies a.
KctchaIn clerk a o Alton Elevator has be IA arrested
Tor stealing wheat Ike ctuPoycd an cNprc'siitH lot
large pay carry wheat away from .Ol'i cars. MS
operations extend over 5-V raj mouths ana - "'-'
stolen is probably Ya.iei at seNcl thou5dlo ooiIIs'
TARIFF COMMISSION EkS IN ST LOUIS.
Sr IoUIs Sent. lS-Inc IaIin Commission
,,.'t, it, ,,...,,n .,,n foIay L. A. ItC!cu k tdvu.
i the t'rr,,on Cony at on rates on iron, SEE. and
tr -, ,r, aud the cxstiru rates sn plate gia-s william
II Irr a, ciron uiaeturer. argued Tor t fu and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-19

SYRACUSE, y. Y, sept. 1S.-Thc Republican del
egatcs to the state Convention from lst .OnondaSa
District are: W. T. GOodcIlc. g. a. Porter, j. 1.
skinner, ". w. Van BIamcr aud n. ;. Gcre. One
delegate Is understood to he for Cornell and The
others for FOlgcr
BALL,ToN, y. Y. Sept 1S.--The Ist Assembly
District OF Saratoga sends George Rogers, thomas
Bresln, Nicholas J. Cluo and Daniel {. Briggs as
delegates 10 the Republican state Convention.
LoCEPORT, y. Y, sept 1S.-Rchard Crowley.
T T. Eilsworth and +. b. Freeman were elected
deleoates to the Republican State Convention
from the lst District OF Niagara County.
ALBANY, sept. lS.--lho delegates to the Re
punilcan State Convention from SchohaTic County
are uobarf Krum Al0nzo ParsiOw rhd AiOnzO
Ferguson They are solid for COrueil.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-19
JAPAN. CHINA AND COREA.

SHANGHAI, Aug. 23.-LI Hung Chang, the
leading statesman Of China. shows himself determined
10 present bold front in the Corcan business lie has
taken one step which causes consd, rable surprise,
namely the dspaching OF certain ships of war, ocered
by Englislmcn, Notwithstanding it has been pointed
out TO INN that ship in the Japanese Navy carries
FOREIGNERS 1t il rep rcd that ii Hung Chang has been
driven beyond discretion IN this instance Oy cX-
agscrlcd statements from tine tAaesc Envoy al Toxic
VINO is greatly under thc influence of the English En-
vov mere and who /, believed have been ransmtting
Affirming and unwarranted predictions OF Japan's in
f.t,ff
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THE SITU4TIoy AT BROWNSVILLE

BROWNSVILLE, Tex, Sept. 18.-A large por-
tion OF the city IL vet inundated and the river Is still
rising Twenty-seven reported to-day
and one DEATH the victim being Mexican. Mr. Toban-
non mail sub contractor between here and Rio Grande
City IL very sick with the fever. There are no new
case at Fort Brown and tho sick there doing we'll
Al P,nt Isahel n few new cases are reported, hut
deaths. MaamOras s now pronounced healthy Dy us
most eminen. and slccessful physciaus
Doctors Chase ard McManus. No cases are re-
ported there but deaths have occurred since yes
terday The report Of fever at Mer came from the
Deputy Collector OF Customs at Rio Grande CITY ana ID
now said 10 be exaggefated The weather here Is nne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-19
MAJOR PHIpPs ARRESTED IN CANADA.

HAMILTON, Ont, Sept. 1o.-M.Uor PhlppS,
the dcfauting superintendent Of the Philadelphia Aims
house was arrested at the Dominion Hotel tonight by
two city detectives aud Perciyal T. Bell one ot tinker
toms detectives lie charged with the forgery OF Con
,roir,. warrants and will Oe taken before the Comfy
Julrr IN The morning. He Is accompanied by hs wlic
They been IN the city tor TWO weeks ana P1'Heu Is
ID Thomson and wife. Phipp, has engaged counsel,
and viii resist eXtradIdOn proceedings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-19
PHASES OF CRIME IN IRELAND.

DuBLIN, Sept. 1S.-In connection with the
case Of Patrck walsh wuoie execution for the murder
of Marin yden has been xed for Friday next, legal
difficulty has ariscn Il being alleged that Judge Lawson,
in passing sentence AGAINST Walsh, failed TO use the
phrascology prescribed by law,
A woman ias suot by - process server near Glen
ti,- County Donegal while Resisting the seizure OF her
cAtlle. Thc prOcrss.scrNcr mas been nrteslCd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-19
NOTES AND INCIDENTS.

LONDON, Sept. ts-ihe Times says that the pun
ishment for the crime OF rebellion is death and
without yindlctivencss 1t may be said that never
was that punishment more richly earned than By
Arabl pacha anG his chiefs.
CALCUTTA. Sept. 1S.-Ihe Indian Government
announces the issues OF Il loan of 5000 900 rupees
To meet the expenses OF the Indian contingent in
Egypt
CONsTANTINOPLE, Sept. 1S.-It is believed that
the Augio-Turkish military convention will be
nhlllInnnn
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Now those votes don't represent of course the vote
Fogcr will get Oh the first ballot, but the votes he
will get when the time comes for the friends of the
Administration 10 stand by it, and there will he
more than these when the break from Cornell
comes If it does come. The moment the break
comes the contest viii resolve itself into an old
fashioned fight between the StllwartS, and the anti
machine men. Men like Jacob VI. Patterson. of New
York; Lew Payn, of Columbia; Isaac V. Baker,
r and others OF tnat sort, not going to oppose
their old friends, the Stalwarts in fight of this
kind When they find they cannot nominate Cor
nell they'll proceed to look out for themselves A
large number of the men credited to Cornell from
Kings. Now-YOrk. Columbia, Washington. Clinton
Essex, Oswcgo, Yates and Orange Will go 10 she
Administration candidate a. it is found that
Cornell can't b. nominated
"Then the Cornell men are hutting their eyes To
the fact that there are FOlger men in several of the
elegatlons instructed for Cor nell For example.
the Chclnung delegation is instructed for Cornell,
and will vote for Fo,gcr. Men Ike these do not
care If they have been Instructed. IheY say,
JUICE Roberts aud the res, of his men went
back On the instructions OF the state Convention IN
1880 and tie National Convention Sustained them
III doing it. We only doing what they
dId. Where Is the harm 2 great
lntpy people do not seem to reflect
What Il power the machine has IN the delegations
from the cities, The machine leaders nave almost
all ii all the delegations from every large city
IN the State except Uuca, a nj 0ne-half of Monroe
County in which Rochester is situated. They have
these delegates, according to my hgurcS-Ncw-
York 90 Brookyn 81, Albany 10, syracuse 10,
Rochester T. Buffalo ~ lhcrcarc ll9 votes III these
FIX cities alone. These figures on Ncw-lork and
BrOOklyn will be disputed l know, but you Will
See when The voting scttics down 10 business that
they are right -
lhIs otalwart claim swcls the vote in New-York
and Kings which Folsrr i Thought likely to receive
and gives him other votes which 1t Is hardly posi-
bic he should get For example, IT gives Cornell
only 4 votes III NcH-lOrk. whereas his supporters
claim Is surely, and say thcy believe they viii have
20 or more. 1t gives him only / votes III Kings,
whereas The Cornell men claim halt of the del
egatlon. he remarkable disparity III the
claims regarding Brooklyn arises from the Lct
tnat two districts there arr contested, the lAth
and the With, having seven and three
delegates respectively. Ihc m-n whose names " III
90 Oh tine roll at the outset anu- Administration
men III each All of john H. Starln's delegates,
with tine exception of a part from Schenectady, are
said be really tor Cornell ana 10 be unwilling. IN
any event, To vote fOr an Administration man.
General RObn>Ous SIX delegates from BrpOmc IRE
equally divided between Cornell and Folgrr' All
of Congressman Woods seventeen are straight
StalwarIs and can be transferred no doubt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-19
PopULATIoNo OF THE COUNTRY CLASSLFI-

WASHINGTON, Sept 1S.-The Census Bureau
has issued bulletin classifying the population OF tnc
United states III 1880 by nativity The natVe-oOrn
were: Whites So si3 POI coored 6,6325i9; foreign
born, 6.679,943; total population, 50,l55733 or the
forcign-bOrn 2772 l69 natives OF the United ng
dom Of Great Britain and ireland, 1867 or the Ger
man Empire, III Os4 OF British America. ls43J o. N"I
wav Iai 700 of sweden lOB 97I Of France, 10l5n OF
Chiua aud the remainder represent ali the countries Vi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-19
COURTNEY DEFEATS TEN EYCK.

ALEXANDRIA BAY, n Y, Sept. ls.-Ihe
race between Courtney, Ten Eyck anu dempsey 'oi
81 OOO was rowed to-day Poplar Bay, ST. Lawrence
River directly opposite this place Courtney took the
lead from the start and easily by two lengths IN
2O:502 Ten EycI cug second and Dempse' hai mic
IN the rear COur, uey said the har0eSt race ne
had ever rowed. About 5000 persons were I'D ae'
tendance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-19
THE IR0NUORGERS STRIKE.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Sept ls.-A dispatch
from Youngstown, Ohiu euys: District Convention
OF the Amalsamatcd Association viii Do held mere To-
morrow aite noOl to vote upon the question o dccl!s
thc sifkr un aud rcrhuing work. Conventions VIZ We
4eld simultaneously IA Puaburg and wheeling to vote
Upon The same question"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-19
HANLAN AND KENNEDY MATCHED.

BosroN, Sept. 1s.-At "A meeting at the Ire
mont House t,-niynt Edward lnnlan deposited TlOJO
with The Boston HeraL the amount placed py
John \. Kennedy, of Portland In his challenge lAhIhh
aud kennedy VIII sign nrucos al f"iht "i Iihs 10 %
row ana the race ii probably take place ut silver Lake
Wltnln three weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-19
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
sURYEYS FOR NEW ROADs.

BARNEGAr, y. j., sept. 1S.-A survey for
new railroad between Long Beach and Mhnahawkh has
been made to secure direct railroad communication
with Long Beach and the several seaside RESORTS between
,,,,r..t and -en Haven Surveys are also 10 be
for yl ir me direct from Philadelphia to Long Beach
These will open an entirely new p'Iuoh Oh INC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-19
THE GENERAL UNIT4RIAN CONFERENCE.

SARATOGA, n. Y, Sept. 18.-The General
Unitarian Conference begins Its biennial session here to-
morrow Governor John d. Long, Of Massachusetts
who will preside, arrived to-day. f. Rockwood Hoar,
Dorman Is. Eaton and other distinguished yhch, arc
hero well the principal clergy non OF the oenoN"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-19
Two DEAEMUTES KILLED.

SrAUNroN, Va, Sept. 1S.-Two deat-mute
boys, Akers by nanc from Franklin County, Va' were
run over and killed by train near Staunton to-day
Tney very young aud mad just escaped 4fVlu 'e
SLnte institution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-19
THE WRECKED BRITISH WAR-sHIP.

HALIFAX, y. s., Sept. 1S.-A telegram re-
cevcd tonight by the naval authorities states that the
British war-ship PhTnix ashore the cast point OF
Prince Edward Island, has Digcd and Il full of water
Al tc materials shus etc. have been taken oil. None
of the crew lost. The snip now olcred Tor sale
Az she lies tine beach.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-19
N1TAL INTELLIGENCE.

PORTSMOUTH, n. H.. Sept 18.-The United
states ships Tennessee. Kearsarge, Alliance Enter
prise and Yantc will sail from this port on "ednesI"
and are nrctrl TO arrlve at NcwYOrk after cruise VI
e. ght DAYS al sea The fleet has passed In all eighteen
d,va here tnia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-19
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC.

WAsHINGTON, Sept. 1S.-Ihe President, on
the 10Th inst accented 225 miles Of the Northern Pa
cite Railroad reported upon by Mes'rs Scott S"hporn
nm hmm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-19
THE EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA IN TRIESTE.

VIENNA, Sept. lS.-A dispatch from trieste
10 the Vienna IrcSSe saysi The extraordinarily en-
th.iasttc reception Of the Imperial family the theatre
here was partly due to impression tat the arrest OF
Oyerdank had ayertcd catastrophe Some irrcuehtsls
ho Ind arrived from Itay have been arrested here"
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lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIRE TRIBUNE ]


METHODS AND PURPosEs-GossiP ABOUT CAN
DIDAIEs.
lBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNEl
SARATOGA Sept. 1S.-Delegates TO the Republi
can State Convention arrived here by ever, train
to-day, but their total number was not large If
the degree Of public interest in such q CONSIST
could be measured by the period of the arrival of
delegates, then the present convention seems to
have been considered by the general public as Of
much less importance than OF 1879. Two DAYS be-
fore the convention of 1879 the halls of all the
hotels in Saratoga were crowded with delegates
engaged III a struggle over the nominations To-day
there was no token OF the coming convention other
.than al few groups of Republican politicians en-
lSgcd in hstlcss conversation on the wide piaZzas
Of the monster hotels. They passed most of the
Gay in gazing at the blue sky; politics being by
general consent excluded from conversation. Be-
SIDE most of those present were Stalwart Republi-
cans, either Arthur Stalwarts or Cornell Stalwarts
ana they felt that ii would be indecOrous to stab
each other before it should be absolutely necessary
The friends OF Governor Cornell happened to he
IN large majority. They jeenngly complained to
one another that they could not find FOlger dele
RalcS. As consequence the air OF Saratoga became
saturated as it were. with Mr. Cornell, making Mr.
rogers supporters very uncomfortable. A IuuOI
went around that Mr. FOger feared defeat and had
pohe 10 New-fork TO inplOre President Arthur's
ef' John +. Smyth must have heard at Albany
''l The Cornell men in possession of Saratoga
anu were deudlng nnpresSionable delegates with
VIC" 'Aat Sir toger VAS about to withdraw as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-19
IBY TELEGRAPH 10 1nE TRIBUNE.

SARATOGA Sept. ia talk with very we'll
informed man furnished an. interesting statement
of the extreme StalwaIt view Ot the situation
THIS man IS Of those who believe that the NOM
nation Of FOlgcr OF OF some Administration can
didate is inevitable. because the ndoLiue is for
him. and because. AS John +. Smyth Is reported to
have said 10, long ago. tie machine always wins
when the people ale 0Ot stirred syp and because,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-19
ARRIr4L OF TIE STEAMSHIP QUEEN

The steamship Queen from London, arrived
al this port early this uOrIing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-19

be heavy Wallace Ross has elegrapbed Kennedy,
AT Portland TO match him Rnss against IIan8n on the
best terms possible Ross will start in few days to meet
Hanlan as desired.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-19
THE SARATOGA CONV EN llON'

pprp.P.TIoNs FOR WEDNESDAYS 49, "Wnn'
NJ, ,rrs SLOWLY ARRIvING-r"h 0ul'N',,-
The DxN ~ The FIELD IN STRONGEST F'koE nSo
.p,yG mr AN AIR OF CoNFlDENcE-VANi''' Inv
VIEWS AND SENTIMENTS. ...od that
Az midnight last night it was estimate" 'l,'''
on1v ope-third of the members of the hcpuo-
Tcon State Committee and not more U Iu""
onc-dfth of the delegates to the o,a'o C"n Cn
vention had arrived in Saratoga. 1 nc ao Co
nell men were apparently IN greater 'oato ont
and showed an air OF gie"'ei
;sfaction and confidence than the 1oi'owci'
Of onv other candidate for the GovernorSuip'
There was the appearance of an understand
,n., between the Coruel and the Wadswor'n
men with regard to securing the orsanlza'loh
80 rho convention. The supporters OF 'he
Administration still claimed the ultlhate
,r;nmDb of whatever candidate the Au-
,am:stro,ion shall finally decide to press 1or
the nomination. Between these conflicting
claims there was lacking positive ihlorilla-
tion upon which to base Judgment oil the
nrobat,le action of the convention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-19
THE EXTREME srALwARr VIEW.

CLAIMING That THE SUCCESS OF rHE ADAnNIsrRA-
TON Is sUKE-IlGURES IN sUPPOBT OF IGIs
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A CORNELL ATMOSPHERE CREATED.

1HE GOVERNORS FRIENDS BUsILY AT WORK-THElR
METHODS AND PURPOsEs-GosSIP ABOUT CAN
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This line connects at Alexandria with the yir.
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WAsHINGTON & OHIO RAILROAD
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
TWO TRAINS DAILY except SUNDAY ~
TWEEN ALEXANDRIA AND ROUND Hill
BEGINNING MAY 8, 1857.
Leave Washington ut 8 20 a. III. and 1 20 p. H.
and Alexandria ut 8 % a. M and - =. III, las
l.eesburg, going westward, at ! | 30 Il. m. aW
40 p. M. and arrive Mt Round Hill at II II ?
m. and 70 p. m. Leave Round Hill at 'los
m. and II 30 p. m. Pass Lecsburg goims 'l't
ward, at 61Oa q. NJ. and 10 p. H.. and arrive 81
Alexandria at % a. M. and ; IL p. M, and y
Washington ut 3 30 a. III. and 3 % p. III.
GGT' Passengers from Washington will take tn
Washington and Ohio cars ut the Balim"rr aH
Potomac Railroad station ut 9:2Oa III. an'l I2np
M, and go through to Round Hill withou, chang
of ears.
The $50 a. III. train from Alexandria and l::s
PIN. train from Round Hill connect ut Round I'LL
with Daily Line of Coaches for SnickcrSvillc. Esf
ryville and Winchester; also with Line Of Coaches
which leave Leesburg daily for Aldic and Middle
burg
Both trains, Westward make close cnnnecloh
at Vienna, with SiSion's Line of Stages l"r far'N
Court House.
COMPUTATION TICKETS 2ib cents per AiS
ANNUAL TICKETS. $50.
apo r. ii. HAVENER, q. T. \