davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-07-15
vssssls Expected at Ho.oluIu. fron Yo..,.,

Ger * PA parnde5' B15gdea. New Castle on Tyne, due
scr i siR4 sstsi ss;Si. Ss. Castle on Tyne due
Ne" s.es h M hS,sis. CO. S.,ls s.sne"' due sept -
Ger b. yS.sta iIor,.mahn' cardia due Aug $40 Hack.
Bd, * ossrSn. sS Aiifn, iislse, Llv,,ooo sn.
TN D.vie. d Co, Agents ~
ast.a H.cIi:a ds S:,a, Es San Fran
An ss x.ths Davis, Benson, Boston, due Sen, u.
., n hSi,l.s ss'Ess ESss..sao, sS aSSs,i
NC sk ksmilio, Howe. Newcastle, y s W du.
Am ~ isra hsl. rs'as ssSs pee.s,s bay tOs Kshsui
$50, y. a sehssfer Co. Agent. w. Que July
Nat sk elensabef, Richards, Lisefpool, due Sen, 10
An ",n hnma ciAadin', Sa'-on' for HiIo, due July
An 'eh A1n., AeculIosh, Humboldt, for Sahulai due
An 'ss ID, sesnauer. sPeneer. Humboldt. for niIo,
IA" y Io.,Si, e.usl, Bromen due oc, Is, IL. Hack,
Brit 'Ias s 1ils; Neg. E:ps, s.. 60, au, July
Hos ss Gsiai.,a' Il m.es,.s ole.as S SSs; Agent.
A~ i ns;.a .f;s f:,a ts rsS Gamble JAY l, IL
Nsr sk inA.os. Nielsen, New York. due Oct is.o
su,i.s w IS Sac se'fs; bcos ssss,, r,,,,.,.
AH 'sis ..l,sy Fo'rs' - New Castle, sw, au.
Am ss s.,harisn, iisbb.rd. San Frsnel.eo. au. yu,
No., ~ Castle Cooks, Agent. wy
b'it ss csntsn. ban Prsneisco. due Aug ioiS u.e..
An u sSIS I Ss;,s;s Ss; As.G.. 9..,. 49,
>. seassfcr 4 Co, Agents aAe 'a'J -
An ssine = talkin earg fosbe. san Fransl.oc. du,
An skius Elia Brow, San Prsnci.eo, due July .s-o
An s.,.: " u piaOhd, iIosaleti, ran rranelseo for
rMssSiY q syassy. ss.ssr,. ssausy, due, July al.
h.ekfeld Co. Assnts
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-07-15
a CARD.
uoNoLLrIn oAuu IL

HONOLULU, OAHU, II. L., July 1st, 1852
TO he Kind Ladies Of Honolulu IL wish to express
my thanks for the goodness and bounty you have shown
to me and my mothcrlcss children during my short stay
in your city The kindness and attention shown by all
have made my stay here not ony at this time, but
all former oecasions-moro than delight
full cannot thank you in person, go take this method
OF expressing my thanks to you, ono aud ALL
May the Good Father Himself reward you abundantly
both in this world and the noxtl
Yours, In the Service of Christ,
oo II HORACE j. TAYLOR.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-07-15
Sailed.

July s-schr hsnikeAouli. for uonokss
Sehr Se,tic Merrill for L.haina
e-PMss City of New York Cobb fo, sydn,,
lo-schr kekaulnohi, for Hnnale!
N-stmr Likelke, for iIilo
stmr kiAuea Hon, for Kahuiui
stnr Bishop. for Kauai
stmr LehuA, for Molokai and Hama
simr Mokolii for Kauai
schr Gen Secel for wAialra
is-stmr waimanalc, for WAiamano
Sehr Mile Morris, for Nolokli
Sehr wAilele, for MAliko
l"-hAw ,ehr Jnlis, Tierney, for New Hebride.
stnr Iwalsni, for MaAlaea, Kona and Kas
-ehr liAleak4lA, for Pepeekeo
HAW bk kalakaaa, Miller for San Fr.ncIseo
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-07-15
EXPORTS

For South Sea Islands. per Julia, July i2-scco lbs
rice, itss III. sugar 30 lbs copper Dom Value sSs5J9
For Value, sa,5'4Oo.
Fer San Francisco per kala,aua, July i-2jp, go lbs
rice, e-S gals molasses, SGSi lbs sugar.-Dom Value,
si6,cB.;,.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-07-15

Notices Of any events of inieres, transprins on the
other island. will always be thankfully received
publication. Correspondents requested TO append
their true to all communics for publi-
cation necessarily, but guarantee that The writer
IL acting in good faith.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-07-15

prominent Hawaiian official, at the picnic
grounds on the Fourth, remarked TO a committee
man that "You Americans , are getting too strong
right; and furthermore what are yoou going TO do
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-07-15
Things Wise and Otherwise.

A.spicy article in the Boston Adrertiser, OH Mill
tarisin in Hawaii, will appear in our next issue.
We have not space TO give It in full this week. and
il cannot be condensed without losing its favor.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-07-15

We were Bniietined last week al the Saturday
Flagellator" The PREss was established for plain
and truthful statementsof Of men and measures and
it means to stand ON this basis, though some may
vince.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-07-15
Vessels In Port,

h.r bstne Ninito
An ek Edward May, johnson
An bk II W Amy, Freeman
An bctne W Irwin, Turner
Am bkine Discovery P.rriman
Am BE- II Meyer, Howe
French Brig TAWera, Sweet
Brit $ Triumph Gould
Am tern Eva. Reel
An hktne Grace Roberts. Ols.n
An ekfne Amelia, Newhali
An ek adeiiA Carlton, Grant
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-07-15

The self styled "free lance Of journalism" Of this
Kingdom while left il 10 the organ Of tho Premier
10 bring out ths 1ygonasf editorials which it-tho
free lance Of journalism m-desmed "too personal 10
DO brought out before this community" hAs not
ths stamina To criticise It, bat, ~ on more than
one occasion ON subject Of public interest, Is de-
cidpdiy non coInfnittal
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-07-15

The r. c. 4. once took back water in charge
against Mr.. W. N. Armstrong for letter in Il
German paper, and the chances are, when Mr..
Armstrong and Mr.. Frank Pixiey get after our
Saturday cotemporary. 1t will find II convenient to
take back water again.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-07-15

The long promised New Bank is taking shape so
fast that its "prospectus' has arrived from London
Capital, no doubt, will come latsr. Some Of its
named Directors here, however, have no knowledge
thereof Our Premier-ons Of its Drectors--will
have chance to hoat his pct loan in thisnew bank
and commence business svimminQiy.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-07-15

Reosntiy Bureau Of one ol Ne dspArtnsnts Of
this 0overnmsnt. IN which this community has
committss vas sppoinssd "a invss1iests, bst far
they have fAiind 70 subeaaa1in1e Tie charges and
insiRuAtaons or give thc pahiio ehAnee " vindi-
lztivs jossics and ninis1srial kon0 vksn the head
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-07-15
The Goyernment wants q, COO 0OO loan so

Tho Government wants q y, 600 loan 50 badly
for internal improvements that, rather than lose
its prospects, they voted for ti0,0Co000 loan.
are TO judge by the extravagances and absurdties
of appropriations asked and voted for, TO say
nothing Of the character and provisions OF this
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-07-15

kurnor hath ii, aud there are foundations for the
same in various papers, that the Premier knows
who furnishes the highly satisfactory" condition
OF political adairs reports here u tbs Associated
Prsss of the u D., aud Who pays for their bsing
telegraphcd East. Here y aAsnpls; 1T may bo
safely stated that the new Prsnsr u tho only nan
IN the Kingdom who can lay claim " statesman
ship" Ny! "How 20 sppiss suimr
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-07-15

THE SATURDAY PRESS
Published for the SATURDAY PREss ASSOCIATION hy
ROBERT GRIEyE CO..
Book, Job and General Printers,
Honolulu, II. /
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-26

the eminent chemist ana director OF the Chemical lns
tute here, is dead
Friedrich woeher was born July 81 1900, at Eschers
HEINZ near Frankfort During his carly studies al inc
Frankfort Gymnasium he conceived AN absorbing pas
sion for chemical experiments and investigation Az 'no
University OF Marburg he devoted himself almost
entirely to the study OF chemistry and unaided sncce' IL
ed In preparing some odde of cyanogen unconscious OF
the fact that sir Humphry Dayy had anticipated MIN
H. the discovery. After year nj Mnrburg lie went u
Hedeburg There he discovered the method OF pIophi
ing oyanic acid and graduated with houors as DOC
tor of Medicine and surgery In september, 1873 Inc
following year was spent in chemical Investigations IN
the laboratory OF BcrZcus in Stockholm ana thc WIN
Berzelins and Alexandra and AdOphe BrODgniart Re
turning Frankfort in the fan of 1874 to continue tue
translation of Berzeus- "Jahresbercht,' begun d!
Gnen he met Iiebig, and formed with him an alliance
undor which many important researches were alterWu
made In March, 1925 the Gewerbschue, III Berlin,was
founded, and Woeher made instructor and III 1877
professor Of chemistry. Ressning In 1881 he went TO
and continued transating the works of erzeius
Accidentally attracted to the subject he devised plan
-afterwafd found to be OF great valuefOr retaining
nickel from some incidental products OF Chem
ioal works. He aided In establishing the Gewerb-
schulz OF Casse aud lled the chair OF chemistry In Il
for several years. In 1886 he became professor OF
chemistry at GOttinsen seven tim.s ne was elected
Dean OF the Medical Faculty, ana IN 1850 he was made
permanent secretary Of tho Royal 1anOycan Academy
OF Sciences. In 1873, the scmiccnennial al hl'ersary
Of his oocjorae, and IN 1870 te iIteth anyersfy OF
his career a public teacher and the sev"ny-i IN OF
bis BIRTH celebrated al the University or Gotngeh
With imposing ceremonies lie published during lS lie
several Important works and was since 1886 associated
with Liebig in ,diting Ihe Handbook OF Chemistry,
and since 53s "1hc Annual Of Chemistry and Pnar-
macy" In various aunuals he published more than 200
papers on important chemical subjects AmO his prin
cpal d cries the isolation OF aluminium tloZp
and o. elucnum ana ythrium lo@sl, the ruhcl1l pro
ductiOn Of iOrmc acid QS29j and, tLe reclining 81
nickel 1892 above referred to- But by lar the most
important o hi. contributions 10 chemical science was
The artificial production urea IN lS29 This vas Tue
mi raj o. an
-vuth- and vas really the foundation of modern re-
search ia organic chemistry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-26
rX-JUDGE JOHN w. MILLS.

Ex-Judgc John W. Mills, of White Plains,
VIII e walking about his grounds about IL o'clock yes
day morning was stricken with apOpexy, ana he shortly
afterWurI died Drs. clmid aId Curtis were immcdl-
aiey summoned arrived Ia TO render any
estancc. They attributed the Of death to apo
plexy. supcrudurod by acute indigestion.
Mr. Mills was about seventy years old. After studying
law iii the Office Of John w. Tonpkins, he accepted the
position o. deputy county clerk on Dec nbcr 30 1886
lie admitted 10 practice as an attorney am counsel
Tor 10 law on December 7, 1897 lie was appointed a
master in chancery on May y, 1914 ana examine,
in chaucery on April 80 15iG He elected Judge In
November ls5l and again in November, 1872 presid-
ing the County Court and COur of -e-sO IRON jan
nary /, 1892, until January l, 1850 lie was elected
Surrogate Nc-chc,ter County il November lS62, ana
again m November, loG6, lmg the office nom January
l. SOB, until January, 1871 At one time he was assoc
ca ed IN the la8 business with john W. IOmpkns, SUI
srlucntly witt JOnn j. Capp hen with Robert Coch-
ran. Later s,lll he thc senior mcmDcr O ne law
iru Mills. Cochran NcrpInk since ITS dissolution
Dee atlcuucd tlc business beyond thdt connected
with Ills private affairs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-26
AY ITALIAN SHOOTING CASE.

-Four shots were heard in quick succession in
Jersey O'Clock Oh SUNDAY night Policeman James
Mcclure found an Italian named Rocco Mtccoio age
twenty, lying front OF his nome, No 10 jersey a., sur
ferng from SLASH across the scalp and bullet
wound the breast Two Italians who were hecng from
the spot ana arrested They gave their
names Francesca Sistc, age twcnty-cight, Of No
Jerseyst and Rocco BrentanO age twenty eight Of No
262 ElIzabcth-st. The victim Identified fiesta the
person VINO naa cut nim win the razor, Brunatt
a. the man VINO had shot MIN. Tue locked up
IN the Mulberry street station, ana MaccOlO taken
Ia 81 Nluceit'R Hospital, his suOtWOund was
pronounced 10 De very dangerous Inc prisoners denied
ever having the vlc,im. In the 1omDs Police Court
Yesterday they were cJmmtcu without ban ~ Justice
Morgan 10 await the result oil AaeoOlOs injuries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-26
AFFAIRS IN SITKA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. pa Port Townsend
dispatch says latest from sitka Is to the eeot
that gambling and the practice OF wlchcrat are u
daily occurrence in Hoonah. one squaw has Deen
sobbed 10 death and several others tied to exercise
evil spirits.
At juneau an Indian and white man, while drunk
attempting break into the house OF one Steele were
Knocked down and severely injured Other Indians
coming to their assistance, general night TOOK place. i'll
which n number of Indians badly hurt when some
iners arrived and drove the Indians Off The natives
now opcnly threaten to murder Steele
The news from the mines Is encouraging, o
There f. great disappointment In the Territory over
the failure of Congress 10 provide some form or CIV
government. The people for the present would DC st
Ged with court Of justice, but the politicians demand
-, >-..,.....
Herring are running in myriads. and the NORTHWEST
fhe IL, ,,.....o,.. 4.
The general outlook for business in the territory Is
gratifying.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-26
cLosE OF TIE SE4soN ATcoNETISLAND.

The season closed at Concy Island Oh Sun
day aud tie visitors there few IN number satur
d4S's stOiIn caused d WasnOut the Marine Railway
bat e carload OF gravel repaired IT, There Was also IA
wasAOut 10 the Boulevard Tunnel, on tAc line Of the
Mauin Beach Railway 10 Bay Ridge The wafer III
tie tunnel on Sunday stood about two feet deep.
The hotels Sunday the piles Of baggage Indicated
q closing season. The oriental already boarded up
Tie Manhattan Beach HOt closed after breakfast yes
tefGay. Major Burn1p gave Il farewell dinner sunday
evening 10 J.. = Gilmore ana the members Of his band
j. H. Breslin gives up his lease OF the
Br htOh Beach Hotel, nad mat several Improvements
IL ta part GA the Island were talked OF fOr next sum
among them the building 81 III front Of the
hotel Iiuhcls Hotel closed last Tuesday far
~ "a season. Ine West Brighton HOtcl closed
ruuCas Night but tue clubhouse the driveway
viii BE- all winter Al Tho Beach Palace al
o. aud deserted. The fact that Mr Merritt had made
al gncut and that an Attachment nad put
Tie goods and cndttcs " OF the hotel was al that
cOui BE- learned there The las from the beach
10 Bay Ridge INDUCED Ia "A vociierOus blowing OF
whistles ana nDg1ng Of bells al along the as "A
farewell, which sWclled into perfect uprOar as the
suding Ut tEe latter place was reached.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-26
ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Sept 25.-Captain Z. S. Blunt
Ordnance Department, been appointed inspector OF
stores at Abraham Lincoln, ID. l., Tor which tlIst
Lieutenant James Rockwell, lr, Is responsible.
The Of absence granted Captain william A. Elder
Kin has been extended months on surgeons cert-
cate OF disability with permission 10 leave the Depart
ucnt OF the Piatte In leave granted Post Chaplain
Robert McMatty been extended 10 December l. Ine
leave granted second Lieutenant j. A. Darr l2th In
fautry. ma been extended one month.
Acting Assistant surgeon j. G. Martin, L. :. A. mas
been ordered 10 proceed COvmRton. ONO, 10 Fort
smelling, Aun., ana report 10 the Commanding General
Depariinrnd oil DakO,a Tor as,i sumont TO duty,
Second Llcuenant Edward A. Miller, 81 Artillery, has
been transferred from Battery II to Battery Of his
regiment Ordcrel 10 join Ine battery Oh the e1pra-
ton of his graduating leave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-26
R0BBED or BONDS IN A BANK.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 25.-This morning while
n clerk Wilson Colston Co., brokers, OF West Batl
more.st. was cutting Off the coupons OF number OF
Columbia and Greenvile Railroad bonds in the cashier
room of the Bank OF Baltimore, two men entered the
room one Of whom engaged the cashier in conversation III
reference 10 the purchase OF Baltimore and ONO BONDS
When through he started TO leave the room, aud the
other man seized a package OF bonds continuing YlZOOp
aud the two down the stairs and made eir escape
AT the Post O1icc this morning man attelnplel 10
snatch package containing $500 in money from We
csscn ger OF he Farmers and Merchants Bank DuJ the
messenger held successfully thaJ INC lco" ict q"
ana made his csc ape.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-26
FATAL MINING ACCIDENTS.

WILKEsRARRE, Penn, Sept. 25.-This morn
ing cavon took place the DodsOu mine OF the Ply
mouth Coal Company. The squeeze In the mine thus
produced caused explosion OF hrcdamp, killing
Thomas Cnpes. nrebOss, and John Race a miner, and
fatally burning Henry Barnes inside foreman. The main
traoA OF he Delaware, LaCkaWann0 ana western Raj
road has settled about three feet for distance OF several
hundred yards In consequence Of the oaye-ln.
CUMBERLAND, Md. Sept. 25.--A heavy fall OF roof
GOAL this morning Ia the kngsland mine OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-26
TIE PRESIDEATS VISIT TO BOSTON.

BosToN, Sept. 25.-Stephen NJ. Allen. OF the
Webster Centennial Committee nas returned rom New
York, WHITTIER he was sent to arrange FOR the Presidents
visit here The President says will be unable 10 be
present In Boston on October B. the day set for the
Webster Centennial but Will arrange 10 arrive here on
October l, and Will make stay Of two days He Will
reach at a. H. and will De the guest OF the City OF
Boston and the State Of Massachusetts, through their
respective committees, on Wednesday. On Thursday,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-26

IN RIVER RATLRO AD.-C commencing O.. p. lSS2
Though trains Will leave Grand Central Depot
Western and Northern EXIrcss 10 hOchesler ana
Montreal with drawing room ,.r-. also 20 Clayton
ami Alexandra BAY.
$40 a No. Special Express Chicago, daily stopping only
a. Albany Syracuse. Rochester Buffalo, Erie Cleveland and
Toledo
IO.}Oa M, chicago Express d1wnsroom cars to Canln.
Rochester and EuiaiO 10 ttCIirld springs
II 10 Albany ami Troy with connection " Utica,
Saratoga. GlcuS Falls. la ." George and Rutland.
$3.50 p. NJ, saratoga sDrcaE ar1vcs3 p. ~
4 D. NJ, Accommodation 10 Albany and Troy.
D. ~ LOUIS Express with sleeping cars LOT ~ lpW7'
running through every day he week. also niagara ta
Buffalo ami Toledo
O}O d r Ixpr,ss with slcepng-clrs 10 syracuse and
Auburn Road ais, 10 Montreal. excepting sunday
y IN plciHc EXPRESS daily. with SIZE. plugCars ior
Ro hester Buffalo Cleveland. Toledo Detroit chicago anu
Clayton. -, -.,
Ii H. Night Express with sieepng cars TO Albany ami
tickets at No Bowling. Grcen 2j2 and i3 Broad
AND MestcOtts Express Offices paIkpace and $50
and a32 Broadway, Ncw-Nurk and 3JS Wa-.NngtOn.st
Brooklyn. j. NJ rOUCEY. Gen. Supt q. Is. MEEKEH,
t,pft-p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-26
Court Observation-Disclosures 20.

sursrF CouRr-CHtNBgRs Before Lawrence J::0 Ia a.
called AZ II mNo3 l. j. "a ~ a. oO o5 ~ Oi'
~ aOl IA. pa. 252. - ;. 81. 20, 30. - , 81,
~rmOGATE'- COuR1-Bclore rollins -Cnne7l'u w ~.
William d. FIickc at 10 Motion calendar caHoo al -
SUPERIOR CogRr-sPEclAL TERli-Beore Van Worst J.-No
daY calendar - NJ. -
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-26
ANOTHER STAR ROUTE TRLAL.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 25.-The trial OF
Joseph II. Black Joseph Backman, Joseph Funk VIII
lam r. Cason and Henry Arbuckle, charged with con
spiracy to deiraud the Government in sar Route mail
contracts began this morning IN the United States DIS
rict Court. Backman and Funk were the contractors
mud NJ nfhcrs snrctIcs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-26

Maryland Coal Company Mt Homecoming. -FOUR minci
were buried beneath the coal The accident was caSeu
by mine car jumping the track and knocking te props
ont All the nicn have been taken out Inc onx oIo
killed was James Brehany, age twenty -nve m MN, i
inred are william Byers Theodore COOK anu m VA
Jones. who ore or less cut anu pIui'ou' - ~
fhnnrlf they will recOVnr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-26
]. ID. OSBORNE.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Sept 25.-Yestcrday J.
D. Osborne the surviving partner OF the old ,wspapcr
firm OF prc4ice. Henderson q O,boruc Of the original
Louisr,Re Joaao died suddenly o. heart disease lie
was SIX y-seYcn years old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-26
RAILROAD.
ON and after - u rm De-. 4 1897
GREAT TRUNK LINE


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
trains leave Now OH csDIOScs and COrandt streets
Ferries follows
Harsuurg PIJt,Durg the West and south with Pullman
Palace attached. a. ana daily New York
Chicago Limited Of ParlOr Dining Smoking and sleep
ing Cars at "a IN. every day
WIiamapur Lock Haven M y MI CORY ana trlc AZ
p. connecting m Cory TOT IldSFue, Petroleum Oci
ire the Oil Regions. . go.
Fxuress OF Pullman PaTor Cars daily, except sunday 10
a. IN. arrive Washington q. NJ Regular l.. lii..,
al and $50 $40. and ~ ~. and - night via
sunday, via b P.n 5l5 a me- p M. and - night Via
and
For Atlantic CITY except sunday 5l3 and leo
UhrOug1 a ON aim. On sum ay, o.I5 a m.
For ape May. except SUNDAY. do. a. N ana ! . M
Long Branch Head Junction and nte teae stations
via Railway aud AmbOy $40 n No. IL noon,
Toms i,Ver via seaside Park. $40 a and p. m.
Roar. of rOokvn connect with AL through rams
ese CITY an6ng speedy and direct transfer for Brook
mains 9rriyn From Ptsburg 600 ami l2O m $50 and
lO.l0p m daily. From Washington ANA Baltimore, u.3O
C,ua m BOO $50 9.3, ana lu:JO D. sunday 6.B $50
n M and 1880 p. m. From Baltimore l:-Op m; sun
DAYS $50 D. IN. From Philadelphia 500. $50 OiO. O.jD
$50, $40 10: o. ll:lO m 100 . 500 5;5 $40 7:3l
500 g3J lO.4O and 1880 sunday 500. 90. O.3O
600 ll:iO q. M. go. d. q $50. lO.lO and 1850 D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-26

Mt OF 3 a m he will take tho train for Marshhed 10
attend Webster Centennial herereturng 70 bos,o
the same evening when he will ne the guest 81 te Do
ton CITY officials He will return to NewYork ON FRIDAY
morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-26
BROADWAY, 4Tn AVE 9TH AND iOTn-s1S cl
Glcnmbonts ano Railroads.

ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES Line
~ DREW and ST JOHN leave per A. North River 1901
0i Clu1lst every WEEK DAY. at D. M connec ing al
bauy ,undly morning excepted with trans Noiih IVES
AM East INN. ...,,.l. .,.l,.., I'd 81,
ALBANY DAY BOATS.-Albany and G.. Y h.
y baul-Dalv SUNDAY eNcep'oll leave Nestry-st Pier
S3l, ". 22I-st.. - a. IA brooklyn by Annex s - H.
la ding at NyacA Ferry. West Point Newor{ PoSesise
EhucIsck. Oats0N Hudson Connecting al hlluo
bcok by errl with 2l5 trln~,n Ulster g. Del H. H.
t.,.s al ti.in ua CAt-etl Ma a. A iol e Pee
81 MOI NIAI w. & at ALBANY with
Trans the NORTH * EST ~ Specia "a. l.osa ZAP
LOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU
L AAION IT, and NAUGA1 / * NAILltO AlS-Nteamers
leave aiharnc.-lp 4l:jJ H. 3.JD -bt'a. Last
HI,er.j.ljp No. ElIe low Ell than any other route
LOR BOSTON THE LATEST TRAIN with
i Pullman sleepsr3 via v y. y II. and H. r. r. leaves
Central Bopu. at l'j week days Get ilcketS
Ncw-IOrN and NcWE gIaud Railroad, 40 Grand Ocnti
Depot AMI prncipa. I1tt.~
I'OR RONDOTT. KINGSTON and CATS
Il KILL MOCN1AIES- Landing at Crlnsto1's L.nln}
(Wrst Point. Cornwall. Newburg. Marlboro Mll.on
poughseeDsie. E'oRn@ c2anesu4; wi' Ulster and DeI
Catskil aut James W. Baldwin leave iIly AZ ,. m foo
HlriisDu-st North NVor except SATURDAYS When tho
CityOI aisklIIlcIye3l D. IA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-26
CUTTING MS 7HROAT WITH A RAZOR.

In an insane fit, on Sunday evening, John
Ngro age forty.two, of no go sulvan-si' attempted
TO commit suicide by cutting his throat He was taken
-tVncent's Hospital and afterward transferred 10
llnNnn