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JAPANESE GOODS.
THE TRADES.
ECONOMICAL AND SAFE.
WEAVER, KENGLA 4 CO.'S
IAIN DRY SOAP

ECONOMICAL, BECAUSE 1T Is PURE; BEING
FREE FROM ALL ADULIERATIONS, SUCH AS
MARBLE DUST, SOAPSTONE, PIPE CLAY, SILL
CATE, &C, WHICH ARE USED To ADD WEIGHT
AND BULK, AND WHICH QUICKLY WEAR OUT
AND ROT THE CLOTHES.
1T Is SAFE, BECAUSE 1T Is MANUFACTURED
FROM STRICTLY PURE MATERIALS, VIZ: STEAM
REFINED TALLOW (PREPARED BY OURSEIvES)
PALM AND COCoANUT OILS; WHILE ON THE
CONTRARY MANY OF THE SOAPS ON THE MAR.
KET ARE MADE FROM GREASE PROCURED FROM
THE CARCASSES OF PUTRID DEAD ANIMALS
THUS ENDANGERING LIFE AND HEALTH.
PUT UP IN BARS. AND EVERY BAR BRANDED
WITH OUR NAME.
FOR SALE BY GROCERS GENERALLY
AND WHOLESALE AT OFFICE.
SIS 32l4 WATER STREET. GEORGETOWN D. C.
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E4iZhyvayml csa in Chicago.
INEFFICIENCY or THE POLICE.

CHICAGO, Dec. $50 general is the complaint
OF sand-bagging AMI robbery in the streets at
night, aud so fast is the crime growing, that the
Lumoermen'S exchange, aroused Dy the fact that
one or their members hal been attacked, robbie d.
AMI e!t SenS@!eSS On the street, offer $500 rd
for the perpetrators OF the crlm5 in n document.
which sharply critic COS the city government for
Its 81 Gckness Since December 1st II cases OF this
SORT are On record, and probably many have been
missed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-23

The Charges Made Against Him.

MR. oIHsTEAD AND THE STAR ROUTE RISG-HIs
AFFILIATIONS WITH DORSEY AND BRADY-wHAT
he Has TO sAy-HGw HE CAME TO GO SECURITY
FOR 3RADY-Hs ANSWERS OTHER CHARGES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-23

THE HUM0RIST DISCUSSING WOMEN AT THE NEW
ENGLAND DINNER IN NEW YORK.
The seventy-seventh annual dinner of the New
England Society took place at De,monico's, in
New York, last evening. Josiah NJ. Fiske pre-
sided. Among those OIL the platform were Cen
Grant. Mayor Grace, Judge Abraham r. Law
renee, Rev. Arthur Brooks, Chaunccy NJ. Depew
and Gov. Bgelow, of Connecticut Robert L.
McCurdy, Col. Villas, Rev. DR.. Upshur, Mark
Twain, Gen. Horace Porter and Senator Miller,
of California, were among the guests.
Mark Twain made one of his characteristic
after-dinner speeches, taking for his subject
Women" He described the matter of dress.
comparing the daughter of savagery and the
daughter of civilization. and said the daughter
OF savagery when she went to church wore
nothing but her complexion. He described it as
the neatest and most graceful costume now in
fashion. 1t wears well. is fast Color it doesn't
show the dirt; in fact. it is the handest dress In
the whole realm of fashion. One don't have to
wait for three-quarters of an hour in the parlor
before she is dressed. The daughters of saw
agery do not go to church to see what their
neighbors have OH. and don't return to describe
and SANDER it. large part Of the daughter of
civilization is her dress. Some civilized women
lose half their charms without dress and some
would lose all. The modern daughter of civili-
cation Is marvel of exquisite art and expense.
He didn't know where her hair was from. He
could never find Out-that is, the hair that She
did not 90 to bed with. He described switch
as thing which she twists and then coils round
and round her head, bee hive fashion and then
tucks the end in under the hive and harpoons it
with hair-pin. He gave very graphic de-
scription of his hunt for an owner of a hair-pin
in Pullman car, and his disgust at not being
able to succeed. He closed his speech by utter
ing, with sincerity: woman. God bless her"
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THE CASE OF MR. oLMsTEAp.

TIC the Editor of THE EVENING" STAR:
AS ali energetic busiae IS man, and having a wide
kaowi dye OF District affairs and District needs
MT Oi,nstead has many points in Ills favor In tie
way OF cap1bi1ty for ling the of1ice OF District
commissioned. But there is one strong OBJECTION
mace 10 him that should be cleared up satiifac-
to:lly before he Is confirmed for this pos ton. 1t
is asserted very positively that Mr. O.mstaad Is
nan i-!n-giove with tn, star route gang, and the
iact taat he WAS the leading security for ThoS j.
Br11y, as shown by the following cit en- from the
court recor1 Is held t. b. proc: 10 this effect:
Iitec St:tesv. Thomis J. B:a3y ct al.-I40u
o,' Sf; nitec 81 iEf5raai1n for co sriracy to
g. 559 Nth oSn q = Of Thes BEaay fer
LEWIS CeThane and A. l.. Roach slreti 3. t ,kel.
In This connection. also, the circumstance is re-
calico tiat the star route organ here namei Mr..
Oltnstedd as q companion OF eX-Sen ltor Dorsey
sell made oy Attorney General Brewster at an
uptown restaurant, iB Wf-ii he {f;rew-tar) mad.
Eduiiln oVeTfures OF Iri"G snip To Dorsey. The
hot ri With which this organ OF the star route
thieves now champions Mr. DIN stead and urges
his continuation is also very DAMAGING to him in
tie opinion Oh good citizens, who know that that
scurri9u5 sheet has praise only for the tools OF
the ring.
II view Of the recent apa,l,ng disclosures IN the
case or Detective MILF, SHOWING that tn, star
Chte f.i.whiie getting their spies and tools placed
r almost very department CT government. iaclu-
Ing the icDarti ut OF Justice, had absolutely CON-
ycftei the government detective force into an
agency working fn tier b2.ialf;-!a view Of this
StiftiifG Ij:t there IS general feeling that the
rev tOianis5t2ier,W VIII deal with the matter OF
l0!ic reUfEanzI'iOo should have faint of sym
Iy .? :iliiiaLi1n Wiz the star route thieves 1t
VIII never do 10 have the police force placed in any
DOUBTFUL hands Mr.. Onstead should Speal, OUT
doubt that now hangs around him m this counec-
ton. CITIZEN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-23

THE HALF HOLIDAY IN DEPARTMENTS RESOLUTION
KILLED IN THE SENATE.
Senator imupdS' objection to tue resolution of
Mr. Chilcott, in the Senate to-day, requesting the
President to close the departments at noon during
the holiday season, seems to have killed It dead
me 1nd1caf1on are that no further attempt will
be made to pass the resolution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-23

TEHUANTEPEC RAILRoAD.-SenOr MatiaS Romero,
the Mexican minister, has received a catlagram
frem his government, dated yesterday at the city
OF Mexico, informing him that Gen. Pachaco, the
secretary or public works, has signed contract
iehauntepec railroad company ami OF the bond
noiners OF the same road which settles in salts
factory manner for both parties the difficulties
growing out OF Mexico In declaring the grant for
1elted Mr. Tying sold to the Mexican government
the ROAD and railroad material belonging to the
company, and accepted as satisfactory to his
clients The action Of the Mexican government I'm
the premises.
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Arrival OF Prince Arisugayxa.

FTlmCG AE1SUXaWAo
The Japanese Prince ArlSugawa. uncle of the
Mikado arrived in the city this afternoon, accom-
panied by his suite OF five persons. Owing to an
accident on the road the train did not reach this
city until nearly haltpast two. The distinguished
visitor was met at the depot by the japanese min
lister. the American secretary, Mr. Stevens and
other members OF the legation. The Prince was
driven to the Arlington In the carriage OF the
japanese minister. He will remain here until the
Goth inst, when he wi IL leave for San Francisco
During ais stay In this city it is expected that he
Will be received by the President. The Secretary
or State Will probably call upon him this evening
All the members of the party are dressed in Euro
pean costume, and one has the distinction OF wear
ing full beard. A suite OF ten rooms haS been
prepared for their reception at the Arlington and
they Will have a private table
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A scrLLrNG MATCH on THE THAMES.


LONDON, Dec 23-The sculling match between
Bubaar and Goodwin for cl00 side took place to-
day over the Thames championship course from
Putaey to Mortiake, and was won easily by Bu-
bear. Tima, 2S 03
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-23

RANGE OF Thermometer at the ONCE OF the chief
signal omeer December 20, 1882: z AM. M3: II Al
~, 81: @p.m.. 4:.6 Maximum, l7.7; minimum.
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Holiday Notes.
DAR WEATHER To-DAY-THE CROWDS IN THE
STORES

YAm WEATHER TO-DAY-THE CROWDS IN THE
STORES
The avenue and 9Th aud 9Th streets are crow ded
to-day with the Christmas shoppers who are
making up lost time from the bad weather of
the past two days All of the stores will re-
main open tonight till nearly IL o'clock to
afford buyers the very latest opportunity In
addition to those heretofore noticed. the fol-
lowing will be found attractive places to secure
. present:
George Spransy. of 5O7 9TH street northwest
opposite the Post Office department offers some
substantial Christmas presents in chinchia mel
ton and beaver OvercOats. at prices ranging from
S2O to so He SAYS they are honest goods
trimmed IN style and well made
b. W. Reeds sODs advertise TO-DAY decorated
candles. artificial flowers. Japanese goods. con-
served fruits. owls and owl shades soaps.
placques. vases and perfumerieS and fine line of
imported and domestic groceries.
ThOmpsons shirt factory and mems furnishing
emporium, Sic street. opposite the Patent
Office, has nice lot of fine dress shirts scarfs
gloves, etc, for gentlemen.
Seafon Perry makes an important announce
ment to-day He has determined to sell the re-
nainder of his stock of cloth wraps. Jackets and
peilsses at prime cost rather than carry them
over until next fall He has also made great
reductions in the prices Of silk and plush wraps.
Russian circulars, seal plush Jackets and fur
III
tache and embroidered robes at cost and rare
bargains in holiday goods for parties and recep-
lions. Read his advt.
Mrs Selma Rupert COS 9th street. opposite
the Patent Office, will offer this evening lot of
hoiiday novelties. such as dressing cases toilet
sets, glove boxes. fans. plush and leather bags.
fancy ana Japanese goods. card and cigar cases
handkerchiefs, ties, gloves. etc.
Helphlnstine. the Ebbitt house druggist. has
enoice selection of goods vet remaining for
holiday sale His novelties in plush are well
worth q visit
The most useful and lasting holiday present
is sewing machine. c. Auerbach corner 9TH
and II streets has an elegant stock of new.
latest improved machines of various makes
nom S25 up.
RUSSELL. at the corner of New York avenue
anu 10Th streets. has picked oysters bOned tur-
Keys wine jelly. Brummell's candies. mince pies
ana all the good things for Christmas.
Mrs ~ J. Hunt. No 1909 street. has a
beautiful line of fans and novelties for Christ
Mas, hoiloay week and the coming parties and
receptions.
There is no use wasting time looking for holI
DAY PRESENTS when YOU can find choice line of
ehromos. oil prints steel engrayinps artotyne
ensrayings, plush and velvet work boxes. level
boxes. toilet cases, porcelain ornaments biscaue
hgures. Japanese panels. picture frames. Christ.
mas CARDS and a great variety of other novel
ana attractive articles at Veerhof's. GIG 9TH
street. "
Chris. XaRder has on hand a fine lot or self
imported eordials for the HOLIDAYS. at No. 900
and 9ll 9TH street northwest.
Hahn takes the cake and some say the
bakery. for reliable shoes and low prices sic 9TH
street aud l522 Pennsylvania avenue.
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Freight Trains Wrecked ey eo1,isio,
A Warrant for u lefaultinS Bank
President.

ROCHESTER,, n. Y, Dec. GA warrant has been
Issued jor the arrest of c. E. Upton, the deiauitng
president OF the City Bank. It was out be-
fore the police justice by Edward Harris and W.
F. CogsWell, attorneys for the directors OF the
bank. Upton Is not yet apprehenled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-23

The case Of the Louisiana State Lottery company
agt Thomas P. Morgan for damages laid at s. 600,
claimed by reason OF defendant closing up their
Office here in August last, was this morning called
In the Circuit Court by in 'ge Macarthur The
suit was brought by Mr.. Jen. Chamber In Septem-
Der last, and the defendant, by Mr.. Riddle. filed
demurrer TO the declaration claiming that plain
tin under the law in force here has no right to
establish its Office and agency here, and the acts
and things done by plaintiff at the locus set forth
In the declaration are forbidden by the laws, and
said acts amount to sale OF the tickets Of the lot
terry company In the District. The court, at the
Instance OF counsel certified the case to the Gen.
eral Term to e.heard in the first instance.
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A Christmas Thought

A sweet Christ-month. the month that Love was
born,
That ever was an alien until now,
What though the blossoms hang not on the
bough,
What though the earth of beauty's fleece be
Shorn?
Loi in the woods, beneath the frost-kissed hill.
The holly lights the path-December'S rose
And underneath the scarlet Gerry grows,
As If to tell us Love is living still:
Living, albeit under ruder skies;
Though the glad glory OF the year be past,
With frost and death Love fingers to the last
And in Loves breast her blossom never dies.
IT'S nursed with thoughts that come with Christ
mas chime
That gracious time" when Love and Peace are
crowned,
When the worlds woes in one great Joy are
drowned:
The summer of the soul Is Christmas-time
Is 1t but fancy: On the midnight air
Forever sound those wild harmonious bells;
Through vacant wales and long deserted dells
Mysterious anthems echo everywhere.
In deepest solitude the Christians soul
St1rS to thrill OF some strange touch divine;
Apart from shrines, he needs the sacred sign
That holds the world In Love- sublime control
Harper's for January ALL
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SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Dec. 23.-Tne vice-regal
party left Monterey this morning for Santa
Barbara by rail and stage. 1t IS expected that
after short stay they Will so to Los Angeles and
the southern country
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"DOn'd Feel too Esig!',

frog vas a-singing Won day, in der brook
I'D vas bedaher, mine friends, you don'd feel too
big!).
Und he shvelled nit pride, und he say, "Shust
look,
Don'd sing dose beautiful songs like book?"
I'd vas beddher, mine friends, you don'd feel too
bigD
A fish came a-shvimminy along dot way
I'D vas beddher, mine friends, you dOnd feel too
bigD;
''Ill dake you oudt off der vct,' he say;
IND der leedle frogs lie vas showed away.
III was beddher, mite friends, you dond feel too
bigD
hawk few down, uni der fish dock I'm
I'D was beddher, mine friends, yeu don'd feel too
bg!);
Und der hawk he dnk dot der snnarlest vim
Ven he shtuck his claws In DOT fish's shkin.
I'D vas beddher, mine friends, you don'd feel too
bigD
A hunter vas oudt NIT his qua aroundt
I'D vas beddher, mine Trends, you don'd feel too
bigD;
Und he say, ven der hawk vas brought to der
grOundt,
Und der Iish Gnd der little frog vas fOundt
I'D was beddher, mine friends, you don'd feel too
bigV
c. F. adams, Editors Dra,cer, in Harper's Mag
Gziae for Jdi,tal'y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-23

In the matter Of the estate of Thomas Lewis
deceased, Judge Hagner to-day on motion of
Emma V. Dutton, one Of the distributors, made
IA order directing the administrator to bring
INTO court the funds in his hands, amounting to
$4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-23
Alexandria Affair."

TIE INJURY To-JUDGE SANGsTER.-A note received
last evening by Clerk Austin from Judge Sanrster
eays: 81 am In bed from the effects OF an aSsas-
Ehs DION on tue back OF the head, and will not be
abe 10 attend court next week. Indeed can form
pus iittie Idea when can get out. Issue no pro-
cess Tor next week; can't possibly get down. -
Su1se Sangster says there was no row whatever
Snu mat the nrst violence OF any kind was when
ne was suuck. with a stone, blow upon the back
OF the head which knocked him down.
kEFoRx CLUB MEETING.-The Alexandria Re-
Iofin eIuo heid, last night meeting at their hall
on Fairfax street Hon. r. Il. Vance of North
Safonna, delivered an address upon the subject OF
eefngtrance: and at meeting OF the club AFTER
wards arrangements were made for the protection
OF qulet persons at the club room from being
ueupied oy young men that behave unruly there
hkfoEfER's NoTEs-AleXandria county has now
no ease OF small pox- The co!ored man, Samuel
brown. VINO died OF that disease In a shanty lust
oeyond the city line, was buried last night There
eaS not been case within the city limits for
several lnonths.-The house OF +. Hutchins on
2oeen street, near Pitt, was set fire yesterday
~ the oyerturning OF a stove. The flames were
eXtlnguiShed By the netghbOrs
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A CARD.
a To all who are suffering from the errors and in
dlscTetlo-s OF youth, nervous weakness early decay
loss OF manhood, &C.. will send recipe that wi cre
You, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy Nas dis-
covered by missionary in South America. send a
sell addressed enveoie to the REV. JOSEPH r. INMAN
Station ID. New York City. o7-s tn tn AZ Nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-23
MANHOOD RESTORED.

victim of cary imprndence. causing Nervous De-
Diiity Premature Decay. etc. having tried in vain
every known remedy, has discovered simple means
OF self-crre. which he viii send free fiiow-
New York. na-s I'm fhkLe
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LITERARY NOTES.

MEMOIR OF JOHN A. DAHLGREN Rear Admiral
United States Navy. BY his widow, MADELEINE
nIN' ON DAKLGREN. With Portraits and ILus ra-
lions Boston: James X. Osgood Co. Washing
ton: Robert Beall,
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--latest qelGgrans to The Star.
proses.icral rhieve. in New Jersey.

PLAINFIELD, y. j., Dec. ga gang OF thieves,
supposed 10 b. New York professionals, Is ODerat-
1nI extensively In this neighborhOol, no less than
eleven houses having been burslarized within the
past few days. BuTylarIeS ara also reported from
Westhed, New Brunswick, Ell ,beth, and other
POINTS In this section OF New Jersey.
Freight Trains Wrecked by Collision.
LANCASTER, PA Dec 23-Two east bound freight
trains on the PENNSYLVANIA railroad colidad near
RahreT5toWn. during a fog, last night. The Ca
boose and seven cars OF the forward train were
thrown from the track and badly damaged, and
the engine OF the rear train was also wrecked
jacob VannaSln, eng cer Of the rear train, w..S
Slightly injured in jumping from his engine.
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pRIvATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES
III. III. DODGE

WASHINGTON. NEw YORK AND RICHMOND
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
RACING AT SARATOGA.

SARATOGA, Aug. 16-The first race to-day,
for twoy yearOlds which have not at saratoga
i've furlongs, by PUnstor Time, l:03i0 French
pools paid Sll 40 The second race mile and half
by Granger, Farragut second. and Irish King
third. Time. 2:3si2 French pools paid 50 20 The
third race, mile, won by Jennie ", Stanton
second and Pope Leo last Time, I:12. French pools
paid s6 40. The fourth race, threequarers OF mile
Was won by Malasiue, Blenncm second, George Hakes
third Bounce fourth. Time, l:l5. French pools paid
S%o4 90. Post odds, 25 to ! against the winner
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
FALL RIVER LINE.

FALL RIVER, BOSTON, AND THE EAST
The most agreeable route to the WHITE MOUNTAINS.
MOUNT DESERT, and all principal Giles Inland aud sea
shore resorts of NJ England and the provinces
The mammoth palace steamers
BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE
leave New-YOrk daily (Sundays ncudedl $40 p m.
from Pier % ~ r. foot OF Murrays Connection Anne
boat from Brooklyn at p. Jersey City, p M
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERTS
every evening by the splendid and orch attached
TO these steamers
full nights rest five morning trains to
Boston short rail ride (time seyentytye minlesJ
NEWPORT LINE
FOR NEWPORT, r. l. DIRECT
MARTHA'S VINEYARD, NANTUCKET and SEA
SHORE RESORTS OF CAPE COD. Magnificent steamers
NEWPORT aud OLD COLONY,
New York daily, sundays cxccpte at T. IL from
PIER %. North River
These steamers their Eastern terminus at Newport
Tickets for both lines may be secured at
oil principal hOtcs transfer and ticket Offices al the Office
PIER IS and on steamers ... .-..~....o -
SEND FOR LIST or TOURS AND EACURSlONS
FREE on APPLICATION. .-..~... - .-....
BORDEN & LOWELL. GEORGE = CONNOR,
(icn'l
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
BASEBALL GAMES.

The Metropolitan and Trenton mines played
On the Polo Grounds yesterday. Tho attendance was
srna The contest up to the fifth inning good, few
basehits being made. and neither nine making
1he metropolitan team added two In the sKth two
in the seventh and IN the eighth winning the game
1he irentons could not get in a run, and consequently
were "Chcagoed' Nelson and Rdpschlager did the
pest work at the bat hcGurk and Hork carried off the
hehne errors for the visitors The same mines play
again today The score by innings was as follows:
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
REAL ESTATE.
XEw-YORK. Wednesday, August l6 l9SZ'
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


RECORDED REAL ESTATE rRANSFblsH
NRwYoRK CITY.
PrOspectst 500 4 Of 'AiV 800
l7th.st, ll9 fteoi ls'aVe' @'ASG bug - 1lsOo
Cllntopavc 3 800 f. " Of ed 2G,st o"1loo VI" ~ 600
52dst Ig9 # v Of slhave Se1looo' Na"A 10000
6sthst 100 eHi Ma&,9. He.5usc aye GloOo
l5Sds 245 It y sfer Of El'on'Vc' 1880
Frons 70 southst lot N,,ls NG j. $4,000
lO1stsi t25 q id,g Gisdys and sgoHcr 1900
Fankiinst Nos l4i and l1O IL Ao'A 25OoO
Wendell -; 90 I II Dcanc
2dave 80 # Of llstnSt iaInS o"'Aoo $4,000
Same property; Ann Jenny ana husO-'' W $4,000
s6th,st 267 itw OF AYR Tan0ipa 1UHioO 10000
2d-ave s. POLO ,n II a OF 4l''h'S'' -'A'o '. 1900
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
COURT CALENDARS-AUGUST II.

CouRr-CW lNBEGs Before Donon"'' ''->"S' o.
90. ,on loo $50 300 2l2 2l7. 220 2'3 - . 4.
i- isIPRgMr p % CoIRT-SPECAL TERM-AdjouIned unth 10
4, 1rrpu pefore ScdCwick, c.. j.
NSoMsoS PiEas-srEc TERM-Before Van brunt J'-NV
ln...n nnGaI
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE OLD. ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE.
~ SUNDAY 8 STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA
ZIN NETWORK.
DOUBLE TRACK, TIE MOST IMPROVED Equip
NENT AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
p,press Trans leave NewYork via Desbrosscs

EXPRESS leave NewN via DesDrosses ana OOrt
andt Streets Ferries as follows: 40 o, ,o = .
7:2u D. $50 10 Lntrd) ii a. m, l. :zO 3lU 90 4
. d.. ana II uEAL sundays ola, anu AZ u h'
T., Is. T. and p. ami IL night o+ .oo
Fxpress Trans NcAl daily except aunu AZ ,-O
a IN and p IN. running through wa trenton sna 0ae'
leave Bruad street station fhhduePhi
l.Ol 3OJ 500, a:iJ $50. 7:3 $40 e:5n anu II a. NJ
Q.imited Express, 1880 p m 3 L. o. o. 6;5o t2o anu
S.IOp m ON sunday, -Ol, 3OJ. 80, 40 o:3o a. M >
O:3O 700 and $50 p IA Leave Phlaaeph@ VIA OA'en'
o. m and 45O D. NJ daily except Sunday ,,. oa
eft Offices. $40 and pa Broadway, AstoI louS h'
foot OF Drsbrosses and COrtlandss CourtsC ana biVyh
iv1 Annex station loot Of FutOn-st Brooklyn NOS IL T.
fl6 and llS Hudson-st HobOken; station jersey Nl'S
Lmigraut Ticket Ofics. Batteiy-pace ~ H.. os ohoo,,
The New. York Transfer Company VIII CAL ioI anu OHo'A
bapvage from hOcl- ana residences. - uroOD
FRANK THOMSON, - ~ 49, W ,,rort
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New-York tribune., 1882-08-17

The following table gives a summary of the shoot
ing on tuesday and Yesterday at both stages with
the totals of both days and the aggregate for the
match thus far. In the of ties pTece edence Is
gwen under the CreedmOOr rules, TO the one who
makes the best score at the long ranges.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-17
Citp Dropertp 90 Lei.

rI,O LET.-A four-story brOwnStonc, hlgh
soop house fully furnished, on 3thaye over,90HIlRlS
Mount Morris Park. Inquire NlLLlA'l - "1N' ''''
6l9 Broadway, y. y. C.
rINO LET, at a moderate price, large, We'll
lighted fOor with appliances for manu- * 10 10
MIrNiJS hui ding II II Vandcwater-st Apply " no
owner the building.