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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-07

N'EW-HAVFN, MERIDEN, HARTFORD,
y ~PKI NGFTEI.D HOLYOKrMON REAL and interme
date points steamers Pier IS, r r. Idly at D.
and ii nm exr-pe connecting with trains at
NEW-HAVEN Tor MkRIDEE. HAkrFOKD SPKING
FIELD Tickets sold and baggage Checked aJ J4+ Broad
way. y Y. Court-st, Brooklyn EXCURSION TO New
~
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CHARMS r,ppoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY
onc. Per Is. N. K, foot OF Cortandt 81
Consgnments Of freight foF "~fueu - "ie''eu " ' P
OF the world. - $500, ..,o,,
uNFoUAIIED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
order. received delivery of all kinds OF freight ana mer
chandise 20 any part Of the city. $500, r,,,
SEA AND HARBoB TOWING AND n 'A-i' All nav
BoR LIGHTERAGE .,.,
Freight Of every description promptly 70 any p01
In the harbor at reasonable rates. o.,. ,,, ar, ID.
sTkAMsOATs. BAKdEs AND oHo|E' ~ ChAA'
TER FOR EXCURSIONS. -.,. ,,o.,,,. - Nvw
steamers John IL stArn and Erastus C3nnE I9r W.
I, sVN Lave Pier - " r., ats NJ daily lsAturdays
excepted , -. s.,,ppFss IN betveen NeyYOrk and
- NJ a. Care and patch suaranteed- ma
NewhAsen. o1nf. on d. IL n W. a. h reoelV AZ Pier To-
70, N. AZ sr aud points East al Pier 10 ,,, o.,
N0KIH SHORE SIAIEN l5l;AN p;-Eie' 3. ,,t.pa az
~. 49, ~ steamers Pier l. f. H. loot y" hlbensls
ms Al saIPYARp. COmnuipaa. n 10y Do, ~
,sane nd HOer shops. every thing appeftahihs !" NV
oousIrua.lnu repair OF vessels
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FALL RIVER LINE.

FALL RIVER LINE.
REDUCTION OF FARE.
New.York BOSTON, 80.
NEWPORT 81, FALL RIVER 81.
Limited tickets corresponding reduction to all Eastern
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MIME. Z. MEAKoo - -n,,,u uoAnnTNa
ASD DAY SCHOOL - .
Eor Young Ladies' Oanded ls40 NO 81 tns IAN
gaage u the iany aai school lectures In Ensn fsJa
German 10y eminent profe5sOrai especs staeh10h p~
s 80 N'N me- < G. MEARS, PRINCIPAL
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Dnrtlnl Academies.

ALLEN DODWORTH'S
n SCHOOL FOR DANCING. No G7l 9Th ave-
Classes for n .dren viii commence october II,
Cas3e- gentlemen will commence Octouer 10
Private lessons see circular Tor terms &c
LEN MACGREGOR,
"A SCHOOL FOR DANCING, 1l2 5th-aVe.
epeus saturday pr7 ate ami class lessons
terms. e., send for circulars.
ID HARVARD REILLY, Master of Dancing,
20 81 jth-ave 47thst. opposite Windsor hotel
classes will Monday october 10 4oo- Ill
eagemeut d Newport. r. l., closes oct Der
l. =. send postage stamp fDr circular
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1nsirncilcn.
OR YOUNG

COTTAGE SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
%esfToS 81 r,5h s.wYSrk
SsdShoroash WORK elegant buildings a Al ooaye1isaess
FdFe AMI Aires geo g sGTLE NJ pin
THREW LADIES' SEMINARY, Carmel. \; T.
la,r H r1 ia sd 1hGSasn p5GsI6sRfG SMITH
GOLDEN HILL Seminary for young LADIES'
~ eT1doapor1. conn Address Mss EMILY NELSON
HONE INSTITUTE for young ladies, larry
so3 n ri hoqf ssf FTnep
HILLSIDE SEMINARY, BRIDGEPORT,
i Conn Reorens sept 49, 1882 College preparation
speseHlYYEE' i. STONE. MARIANA sLADB HoPsoN,
MRS. 5. l.. CADY'S Boarding and Day school
WI for Young Ladies West End lnstj c'
MISS BULKLEY'S Boarding and Day
vi school Young ladies' Tarrytown Oh the hu''n'
Will reopen september 20
MISS f. ELIZABETH DANAS .ouoo,
FOR YOUNG LADIES horrstogn, n j. reopen' ae and
attractive grounds adyanages n essEy S SspI an
mum For Ilars address III; PrinopaL
NEW-CANAAN INSTITUTE FOR fOpNU
- LADIES' e1perhe6Rse Ssi teiG I ?@ AYREs
OSSINING INSTITUTE FOR YQUAG I',c LA.
~ DIS ing sing y. y on Hudson for par
DYE SEMINARY RYE, NEWYORh.-for
Ia particulars address Ms = j. LIFE. -
STAMFORD, CONN.-MRS RICHARDSON'S
> English French and Boarding end DaF 9e"'
Ior Young LADIES' reopens september -
WINTER HOME SCHOOL,
Near COLUMBIA. (. @
This school IA established PLAZA Of the European io
Scboois Resident French English aud German cover
of given. lhe climate -
aapted 10 young girls who cannot pass me ny -
North Highest references Address MRS MALI
ROY DAIRY p U. Box 10 Columbia. oouth talOllh@'
For Both sexes-Country
FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL, II miles
| ~ from New-York children receive mO'ieI - '~1~
Mrs II. T. MOKRELI, Manhas'et' l. L
CLAVERACK (New-York) COLLEGE ana
TIu,son River Institute three miles from uo'oh
Ft- nos thoroughly for College and B-sness oolt 81
for mis- Home care and thorough training Tor YoInH
20 are under the constant supervision oil e
ua'e w P" XIV. ALoNzo FLAcK. Phi. D., President.
Miscellaneous.
OIRCTLARS of good schools, with lntelilgenU
odvc, rec TO pareuts personay-meied for postage
state wants fulIy J. W sCHEKMERHORN East I4'n-'''
DRIVArE instruction in English, French ana
Classics by srccent college professor. Address u a
| Tribune Office.
DARENTS SEEKING SCHOOLS for their
CHILDREN win ind pro4pectuseso the DIES e''A''
DepY S 81 1sY,s SCHOOL AND COLLEGE GUIDE
desgned 10 assist pIrsIt IA sse3t1i -clDl+ ~ Onee
mail -p1cil catalogues Ott1s
49, s.b5ps f1~uishei GRATIS. Information concerning
schools fr civ given parents and gudrin< .,,rups
PINCKNEYS AGENCY for oCtlD' 10 all
Domesrc Building. Broadway and lith-st New
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points.
Palace steamers
BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE
Leave York dai y sundays uded at D. m from
Pier ~ North .e foot OF MURRAY St Connection by An
NFX tOAT from BroONlyn a l3u D. m, Jersey NV D. M
Tickets and SlteroOms be secured az all pneipal no
t- transfer and Offices. at the Office on Pier % ana
steamers $1,000, l,.-r ~.
GEORGE l. CONNOI, Genl Pass Agent
BORDEN e LOWELL. Agents, y. y
TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on hOU
SATON ~ and NAUG ATUCK RAILROADs-Stea
leave Cathlrtne-sp al Il:3O BOO , nj Z'lC East
RIVER 3.I5 D. m. Pare lower than any other route
FUIGW VALLEY RAILRO AD-Passenger
trains on aud after MAY l5 1882 will leave depots po5
Cortandt and DesbrOs-e3sts,a at $40 an D M ,.t l
6:5O l. m. Ea-fon. Bsthlenem. Allentown. Rei'uhy
Mau,h O. INK. WI&esbarra T0wanda Wavsry. lit ,,Jh
(enevr Lyons Bu fao and the Wsst AMI NORTHWEST Edt
through coaches iaiv. Trans At D. M I risI
and Pft-tOn Local trains At for tastOn Bethlehem
and Copav ,,o , %, connect for ali
rnnts n ahan6y and uaze.tOn coal regOns 9uhy IRAN
local CHUNK, $40 m Leave M1hch CAulA ~
.. nj Church and COrt andt
Genera '-'''oIH N0'' '~ l.. b. BYINGION q. Z. \.
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DorBrE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
y N AND TIE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
SToNlNGToN LINE !; e., FOR BOSTON 90 e, =,

CTONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
> CONNECTIHG WITH ALL POINTS EAST.
Fare s3 10 Boston hTscas limited tickets good only
az specified their face. .......o..- -.
steamers NARhAGANsErr and SdONlSSTQS re, lesVS .
jar st, arriving IN Boston ~ y N N. ,.......
ficEets Tor AL principal ucSet Offices staierooms
secured AZ orices Of Express Co. 2O 3si oy aud
AZ broadway, aud at Fifth Avenue and windsor hoIei
Freight always az the loNe-t rates
L. FILKIEs, general PASSENGER AGENT
THE POPULAR SHORE LINE ,rv,sr
1 FOR PROVlDENCF. BOSTON AND THE 49,
tILRAIL FROM GRAND CENrRAL, Dnr - .,
Three express trans daily l5andays except ~ ~
sos A. H. w., tpariOr cars Att~ohodE An" - ' N
= a. ETs To BDorOE All RAIL. -
NEwrOkl pressas " ~ W@AiSS sA4s @et~cas4'' Ar
Iiyes al Newport y N a..,,...,
PROVIDENCE special express a. D n. (psrior'sssh-
tseAedh arrives A. Pr0yuience lU:2o ~ N. ,... ...
Ic Kets paror soats secured AZ reE
lne,or Otsl ucsot Offices, Aud a. 1rand SeatLs
l. N. EILklNs OeuofA FsssoAsor Ass~
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ITniversitv Grammar School, ISL BrOadWay,
1 near Begins the 46th year AOnday eep55nDc
IL Primary Commercial and Classical Del!sInents r.
1teo .tar Ssuf 4 NJ NJ. Hobby W. l.. AklD. Frincpas
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gteamtoats 1Is R1iIrJasx
LINE =,

ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
DREW and ST IoHN Ssye Per Al North RCsT foot
albany SUNDAY morning crcsDtsd NORTH Vest
tickets Albany SnG !' sGef sosn &c ..
A LBANY DAY BOATS.-Albany and c. vib-
n bard-DaiY Sunday excepted Leave vestry.st Pier
$50 W 22dst a m tBr 1, By Annex a M
RhineOeck. Catski, * Hudson oonnectns at A,"sny
the 1sf N ';1ih' ~ go ' 80 " = w
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
foot Of Futon FfE as d% S 81 wh station In
Commenting October 2 lss2 Leave NsT YORK ,,,.,
Chunk Tnenend Tamsqua Hazleton. Drfton, scranton.
m-FeT Fismnrton High Bridge Branch. sShooley,s
Mountain Buds lake Lake hoPate99g E9s1 Asn,o%n'
Nanucoke UpLer Lehgh scranton SC No. n
risbgre Maaeh CHUNK Hs1leton. wiIkcs6aTre. SC.
80 p Nm For Easion Wind Gap Maueh Chunk Tamaqua'
@Fo5 EeTi@ s ngh Bridge a1oh sShOoleys
4$0 nj s2aeTyiAe E,SmRgop &C. ,r.,,..,-
sunday trains leave at i5 m - p M for Bound Brook
and inemede stations at $40 Tor Easton Allentown.
For Newark at ; 545, e.15 Sl5. 7h5, 79o g $40 $50
az 90 io io42 s l sS 5 a. y nj issS 75
For tsias to oes point. tune tables stations
For se%afen and PERTH Amboy s. g. sI5 HAS M.
f 20. Rfeehoidya 3. sl5, Ilf5 m
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY,
~ VIA SANDY HOOK,
y. Il.
FOOT RECTORSr,
Commencing October 2 1882;
For Highlands ScaDr1sht Monmouth Beach and Long
Branch, LIZ "a ,,s sgn,sss 1890 a m
Leave loot Of I16ers st SD a n. las p for
ID a Tens ems Es BqSgs & &C.
SIS n. for sta. ions TO II highlands.
l.85 - p. M. for stations 10 SeaDrght
.. II. Tor stations TO sandy Hook.
NETWORK A I'D PHILADELPHIA.
~ BOUND BROOK ROUTE
For TRENTON and PHI PHILADELPHIA.
Leave New. York from station G. X. X. Of n. j.
Philadelphia Ninth Greonsts at 745, $50, 1lo,
NJ, 1870 I, 400 53, 7. II p. m. On sunday al 20
a. m $50 Il p. For ThId and Berksts, at 10, LID
IN, 1870. g $50. p. m. on sunday at : 30 a. 80
For Trenton 10, $50, IL 10 81, 80 o5O ISO,
Il D. m. sunday s4j a n, 30 II p.
Return trains leave Philadelphia for New-IOrk:
From stations Phla eadng r. r., Ninth and Green
ss az so, 80 Ii a. Is, 10, 5.4O Gao, IL p m
On sunday. at 80 a. 80, II ?. m. -.
From Third and Berh -sts, at 10. $40, 10 a. M l. SJp
8 20 $50, 1870 ~. sunday ut 5 - a. M, $50 p m
From Trenton, l2j GZO. Su3. g. D. 1908 1874 a m; z,
Az 81, 2 .. sunday, l:2j. 5lo a. m ol3 p m
PULLMAN PaRLOA CARS a.e attached 10 day trains,
and SLEEPING COACHES 10 midnight trains from New
York and Philadelphia
IS made at Jersey CITY station 10 ana IRON
Brooklyn and Erie Depot Jersey City. - - 49,,
GA 8j7 1928 Broadway, and at the prncpa hotels Nos
Y Transfer Company viii ca for and check baggage
from hotels residence . destination
ii. + BALDWIN, Gen. Pass. Agent
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AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trains leave SewiCrk via Desbrosaes and ColrtlAndt
Harrisburg Fittsbug the West and SOUTH with Pullman
and chicago Limited ParOr. DniDg smoking and sleep
Naspo LqE hayen M M cSrFg and Erie eat at
Baltimore Washington and the south Limited Washington
NJ sr %ssanson ~ 6e31 ~ NJ" - n, Sl, r va Ia
b. aad o. r. Il, ami ,. m, and y might ,,o-,-,.
SUNDAY via b. and P. r k, J:l5 M p n, and y night
FOR Atlantic CITY, except sunday. o. a. m and p m On
For use Nay except sunday 5l5 saturdays only
Bay Head Junction and intermediate stations.
via tanway aud AMoy - a. & ~ noon th 35 t, ana ?. ~;
at Jersey City at0ldns speedy aud direct transfer Tor
Trans arlvs~Fron Pitsourg 800 and l:2O 730 and
no., D. H. daily. From NashingtOn and Baltimore, go,
30 m aa al 1853 M From Baltimore l10 D. NJ On
SUNDAYS, gJJ pm From PhlaieIphi5 5;oV Pa o. 6: s
$50 500 $50 10 p and 1920 NJ sunday 100 go
TO PHILADELPHIA.
TIE oLD.EsrABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE.
90 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AXD9oX SUN
DAY, 9FATIoNSS IL IL I PHIkADELPA4A' Z N
DOUBLE TRACK, TIE MOST IMPRoyED, EQUIP
III EN- l. ~ Win ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
F,pre. Trains leave New York Desbosses and
$40 90 s. 5 30 % and 10 Lnlled II !. $40 $40.
r. + and and 10 ana T. and ST % H. and and p
night "a, . e.. .
7.2O u III. and y. running through VIA Trenton and
Camden.
Retuning trains Broad street station Philadelphia
1901 sos, 32u, $40, $50, 790 SO $50. aud IL a NJ
Limited Express 80 p. M l, g. 4, 25 Limited, D,
63O 745 . and $40 y u on sunday l4OI, 90, 30,
8:45 500 N (,;So l4mted 80 40 ana > ~ m,
except sunday.
Ticket m $40 and 944 Broadway. Asor House. and
foot Of DesbrOsses and COuItlandtsts COurtst and
BroOEiyn Annex station footqf Fullonsr BROOKLYN: Nos
Emtzrznt Ticket Office, Battery Place.
The NewNOrk Transfer Company VIII call Tor and cheek
Baggage q rom hotels and residences
CHARLES l.. PUGH. J. H. WOOD,
General Manager. General PAssr Agent
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NORWICH LINE 49,.
~ To Boston Worcester Nashua Portland and the East
The new Iron steamer .,.,.....r.,.,,

NORWICH LINE
~ To Boston Worcester Nashua Portland and the East
AM ~' ~ CT'T1 OF WORCESTER,
without exception the elegant boat on he Souhu anu
The Orite lily Or Nt'- 80 No.. rta-
leaves pier North River, foot OF Matsst next pier
above be- brossrsst ~ daily except sundays at p m
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER EAILBOAD-C Commencing October :, 1857
tn ouch trains Will leave Grand Central Depot 49,. go. 4,
M Western and .NOrthern Express 70 lOchesteI anu
Montreal with CraWin--rOOm cars also 10 saratoga LAY 'On
AMI Alexandra Bay. 80, . Ill ..,..,-., o,,,,
az Albany acuse Rochester BuhA0 Ele Ce'elahu anu
l0o a. H. Chicago Express drawing room ears to Canaan
II a m 20 Albany and Troy with connection to Utica sara
toga items Falls, Lake George aud HutaAd
$3.50 D N. Saratoga special: arrives ~ p III
4 T. IN \ Accommodation to Albany ana Troy "a. I'D.
D. W II Louis Express va sleeping cars lot 81 LOUIS
rulnn TIA ough every day the week. also niagara AIS
DO m Express with sleeping cars TO syracuse ana 70
Aubuln Road. q 20 To Montreal, excepting SUNDAY g..
D. m Parinc Express, 0aiY, WIN seel4hs oal' 40,
Rochester Buffalo Ceye and Toledo, DesoIl OAlc@Eo ~
clayton. ~, ...,-.-. go, 60 ,ihanv and
Troy. d., ,,.... o.o aud 40 rr,ad.
way and AT Westcotts Express Orces PARK: Gee anu -
and g42 Broadway, New York, and oo5 "asn1it
Br0oklyn j. NJ rOUCEY, Gen oupt - b. ME- 49,
Gen. Passenger Agent.
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NEW. YORK And long BRANCH r. r.

stations in New-York St and Des0Iosses st. -.
Leave "a, NEW10gK eoa~ensns ,et . ~ las
FoT aatavaa &c; VA G r. R. q 4 j. SIS, a l45
Fol Red BANK Long Branch ocean Grove Es6ary PARK,
M Fo t o. d. ya Penn 9 E. m az e. Nj Via 2o E. 0i
For Freehoa a.. via G T. R ofNJ, s. SIS HAS a. H.
For Ataae e XIV ~, vae lnH rd9eto &c.
II A. hAIpEi q G29R l. r. Ran P sa1
ERIE RAILWAY now known as the NEW
n YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD
9a.m-cneinnatl and Chicago Osy Express Drawing
a., DaiyFast s. LOui. Express arriving at Buffalo
az a connecting with tast trains 10 the West ana south
R wG Pumans be" Drawingroom Sleeping CoachesS'
7 p N. tDaly)-PscHc Express for the West. sleeping
Coaches throlgh 10 Buda9 Naglra Falt Cincinnati and
I:l5 p m.-Emgraut tran for the Vest ;,
rd Saer5o5 sq& pi 20 To- 5i 5 io3a % n
~ midnight Sundays. $50 1920 a. las $50. m
Psssr'2 5;29 59oi 90 $50 1920 y noon ia5
mldllgbt sundays. s. $50 LOGO ~. I4j $50 u mid
Sevlrk, and r49ersoa wa Nevar So $40, 1l:ao
nights only Sundays STA H. BIO G$O D. M '''u.
suneru. 100, $3.50 1920 m las $50 ), clio. lis
l.45 $40 p m and y mblniSht
Nsv6urT anG Cornwall 80 ), n. ,.s, 1902 sun.
O- Ronout Kiags.on a. No 5;so m 500
s1SdSys s. $50 1910 $50 D " v
suncays. $50 iQ'2ga u, 5:5o N The a m ana 4:3o
| Nj connect with Midland RAILROAD az MaIn-st.
Terv1s, 100 . lU:ZOa 4:3O, D. 7;I5 D. Sui
Boats 2dsL quarter a and quarter ater eacn holc
from 5:4j to J:4j and AZ ln;45 anf lI49 D. M
Tickets passage and for apartments IN
Coaches be obtained orders Tor the Checg
and ranserD be left at the Ompanys Ocei
Nos 26l. al or S51 Broadway lS7 Wes-st n 10 No. q
COurt-st. Brooklyn. or at the COmpauy's Oepots.
EmigrAut Agency. NOD Batterr-nace . -.oz
Express trains from the est NeNfOrS A6 '-'
and 20 H. And by ~ ~ enp Passr Agent NewYork
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JkRSE4
~ Trains cave Tor wood Cioster Pemont aud SyLcx
500, 10 a. m. l. g. L. 500 80 bisO, ei51 D. Ill., l.
m mt sundays ga m. ami $40 p m .so . -,
Manuel spring VALLEY and MnnSey l. 10 a. In 1'V p III
""''' no. Y. ABBOTT GenI Passr Agent NewYork
TOR BOSTON THE LATEST TRAIN with
Pullman slecpsrs y. y y r. and II. K. r.. leaves
Grand Depot at 1885 D. week days Get tickets
snd NewE England Railroad. AZ Grand entrA
Depot and priacIpa loti.s
EOR RONDOUT, KINGSTON and CATS
Il KILL MOUNTAINS Landing NJ Cranstous Landing
West Point. Cornwall. New5urg. Marlboro. Milton
POugh SeeDsie, EsJpuA. conne3lg Win Ulster AMI let
ware stony CiOye Railr)Ll+ Stsa1botts Clty OF
Catskllani James W. Baldwin eLSe diug 40 4 , m foot
Of HarrsOHst. North tysC except 5atufddTs "heh Tile
Guy OF lats6li lsdyesL5 / .. IA
NEW HAVEN, MERlDEN, HARTFORD,
n SPRINGFIELD. HOLYOKr, REAL and interme'
date points leave Pier IS 2 r. Lilly at D. N
NEW-HAVEN. Tor MERIDES HARTFORD, SPKiN5-
FIELD Tickets sold and baggage Checked at J44 Broad
way y Y. ana COIrtst Brooklyn EXCURSION 10 New
Have n,
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nROVIDFNCE LIKE.

PROVIDENCE LINE. , ,,r,rcr
FOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT op
Connecting with Providence anu W vt,1't'-1,Fp
for all POINTS NORTH ana EASI, wa Vt'TET I'll
The entirely new and elegant steamer ~
Mondays Wednesdays aud Fridays anu .Io - ar
steamer II MS tTTs Tuesdays thursdays anu
4 ~ m' rom Pier 20 y. r., foot of Warren-35t'
Connectio1s made providence via =. anu and white.
for Worcester aud all NOrthern Eastern ahu t..t
Mountain points tickets for sac Az az stcttI rpress
ofices t5e-rons secured at olces Oh "vsV.S St yasG
Co ar Astor Honse Nos. ~, S'I ~ ~1u - ,ees
way ~" ~ r4'h - T. W FILhISs. General Pass Agens
CT. PAUL, .oo oppcov CALI.
y MINNEAPoLIs. COLORADO OREGON, CALl go
FOkNIA and all points IN NEBRASKA. IAN, ~ y
TANApAKOTA MINNESOTA. and the NOAI Il " S'l
are reached direct from CHICAGO via tho
CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN Ry
rtruns from two to i've trains daily each way between
CHICAGO and prominent Western points II ALoNN
Observation-Disclosures DINING CARS west OF en-
caao PULLMAN sLEEPEIs are run on all Of us through
and night trains For OF fare and other nior
APP' y W l.. E. BOOTH,
General Eastern Agent No. 4lo BroadN-y' H eN-AO
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-09-22

THE best butter from grass is further i'm
proved by feeding the cows little corn meal.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-09-22

OATS FOR YOUNG PIGs.-Since there
is an assured abundant yield of oats, the
following is of interest to those who
are skimping their pigs, because Of the
scarcity of corn The value Of oats as
food for young pigs from the time they
first begin to eat until winter. and even
later, is not duly. appreciated by many
Western farmers who adhere strictly to
q corn diet, upon the presumption that
in ordinary times corn is the cheaper
feed. The truth is, for the best devel-
opment Of the pig in all its appointments
corn is the most unsuitable feed that can
be given it. While it is the best known
for fattening, after the animal is suf1-
GENTLY developed in frame for this pro-
cess to be carried on, 1t is the one grain
that is the most deficient in the natural
elements for building up that frame
ready to receive the flesh, that is grown.
while of the grains that flourish in ouI
usual hot and arid summers, oats are
best adapted to the want of the incipi.
ent worker.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-09-22
How ANIMALS HELP EACH OTHER.

How ANIMALS HELP EACH OTHER.
Darwin in his Descent of Man" has
many kind things to say about animals.
Social animals, he tells US, perform lit
tie services for each other. Horses nib
BILE and cows lick each other. Monkeys
pick from each other burs and thorns,
and parasites. Wolves and some other
beasts of prey hunt in packs, and aid
each other in attacking their victims.
Peiicaps fish in concert. The Hamadry
as baboons turn over stones to find in
sects, and when they come to large
one, as many as can stand around turn
it over and share the booty.
Social animals mutually defend each
other. BTehm encountered in Abyssln-
ia a great troop of balloons which were
crossing the valley the latter were at
attacked by dogs, but the old males inn
mediately hurried down from the rocks,
and. with mouths wide open, roared so
fearfuIly that the dogs precipitately
retreated. They were again encouraged
to the attack but by this time all the
balloons had re-ascended the height ex-
cept young one about six months old,
who loudly called for aid, climbed on a
block of rock and was surrounded. Now
one Of the largest males, true hero,
came nown the mountain, slowly went
| to the young one, coaXed him, and hnal-
| ly led him away, the dogs being toe
| much astonished to make an attack.
| On another occasion an eagle seized q
| young monkey, which, by cliDging to q
| branch, was not at once carried off il
| cried loudly for assistance, upon which
| the other mem oers of the band, witt
much uproar, rushed TO the rescue, sur
rounded the eagle, pulled oat so many
feathers that he no longer thought of hi
| prey, but only how to escape.
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