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welIs' ",sough on uorns.' .'

Ask for Wells Rough on CoIns.' ldc.
Quick, complete, permanent cure. C"rns'
warts, buniOns.
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when Howard, WfOie " | fna Il pity hang.
upon his breast the low had evidently d
cold and had not yet been iAfOrned that pr
Eulrs Cough syrup was the only safe remedy
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For valuable Information, read the adver.
tisement OF Simmons Liver Regulator.

DIR. Benson's Skin Cure Is without peer.
1t consists OF both external and internal treat
ment and costs only 81 per package, at drug.
gists
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The best, the cheapest remedy in the world
see advertisement OF Simmons Liver kecit-
latOr
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NOTICE TsJ TkESPASYEisS AND GUN
~ NERS.-All persons are hereby forbidden
to trespass on any of the lands of the Corn
wall or Speedwell estates, in Lebanon and
Lancaster counties, whether fnclosed or un.
inclosed, either for the purpose of shooting or
fishing, as the law viii be r1gidly enforced
against all trespassing on said lands OF the
undersigned after this notice..
WM. COLEMAN FREEMAN
r. PERCY ALDEN, il. =.
EDWARD c. FREEMAN,
Attorney tor X. W. COleman's Heirs.
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Mrs. A. \. Frank, Ia West Tupprr Street
Buffalo, n. y. says she has used Thomas Ec-
iectric Oil for severe IOothaclic and NJ ur:i' ga
and considers il the best thing she knows oi
for relieving pain. For sale by H. Il. Cochran
druggist, l37 and I39 North Queen street.
Best remedy in the world: Sr'c ;uiVcrIis il"
mcnt OF Simmons Liver Regulator.
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It'd Blts.

AVMillions Of packages of the Diamond
Dyes have been sold without a single COM
plant Everywhere they arc the favoritc
Dyes
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TNI0N BETHEI.-CHURCIl or GOD
~ Rev. q. W. Seilhamer, pastor. Preaching
al lO1a n. IN. and IA p. M. by the Rev. J. W.
DeshOng. of Altoona. Prayer meeting on
Monday evening. Lecture on Wednesday
evening. Sabbath school at lA y. IN.
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SILENCED QUICKLT.-A distressing Cough, hy
Hale's Honey of HOrchound and Tar: Pixies
Toothachc Drops cure in one minute.
al-,w,.cG'Sw
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COLDRN's Liquid Beet Tonic is admirably
adapted for females in delicate health. Col
den'S: no other. or druggists.
aI-lwlenlEW
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SILVER CREEK, y. Y, Feb. G. 1850.
GENTS have been very low ard have tried
everything 10 no advantage. / heard onr
Hop Bittcrs recommended by so many and
concluded 10 give them Il trial. did and now
am around and constantly Improving and am
nearly as strong aS eyer.
mar:s,2 lGtcod W. H. WELLER.
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Go TO II. Il. COcnrans drug store Tor .vrs
Ffeemnn's Nev National Dyes For bright
ness and durability OF color. are uncqu;tIeI.
Color from to pounds. Directions in Eng
liSh and German. Price. Ii cents.
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Almost Insane and Cured

Almost insane ana Cured
MOST of the eminent doctors In til" Fast
rs well as several OF the medical faculty in
New York City," writes Rev. y. =. Shlrlr, Fl
Chicago, failed to help our daughters -
lepsy. which began to show signs of turning
into insanity. BY the good providence of Cos,
We tried Samaritan Neruime. amt it cured
her." Your druggist keeps it. $50.
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No Matter What Happen.

NO WAtt6r NhAt lAppehs
You may rest assured that you are safe in he-
ing speedily cured by Thomas Eclectric Oil
In all cases OF rheumatism neuralgia. tooth
ache. etc. One trial only il necessary TO prove
its efficacy. For sale by II. u. Cochran,
druggist, l37 and las North Queen street.
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FOUNTAIN FINECUT TOlsACCU, BEST
II goods mapufact7red, 8 cts. per oz.. or 8.
cts. u h at
HARTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.
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ct. JAMES-HOLY CUMNUEIUN AT S
- and Morning Service at l0}% Il. III. Even
ing Prayer at IA p. III
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CyT. PAUL'S REFORMED.-DIVIN SEt
~ vices ut lG% a. IN. and n p. III. Prayer
meeting at p. III. Sunday school 1T ~ p. nl
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of the Company, when work will be at once
res0ned The organization of the Numerous
departments of tlfe Factory has never been so
good as at present, the average product being
One Hundred Watches per Day.
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RELIGIOUS.

RELIGIOUS.
| |,ULERAIN BAPTIST CHURC.t-REV j.
- II. Soulc. pastor.--Preaching on Sunday at
| lO14 am. and IL p. m. Sunday school at . Il.
M d&w
| (,uLLEGE CHAPEL.-DIvINE SERVICE
" at 1920 H. m, by the Rev. ). W. Nevin,
ID. ID.
IrIRSr REFORMED.-DIvINE SERVICES
tomorrow at lOH a. m and IA p. IN. sun
day school at ~ p. IN.
ElI;sr BAPTIST. EAST CHESTNUT ST.
l. Rev. w. .. Owen, pastor. No services In
the morning Services in the evening at the
| Usual hour. Sunday school at ~ p m. All
are invited.
L'IEsr EvANaEI.lCAL ChUECH, (GEK-
Il mani. North Water street. Preaching at
lo19 Il. m. and IN p m by the pastor. Rev. Ed
| ward Butz. Sunday school III 2p. III.
UIRsr NJ. f.. CHURCH, NORTH DUKE
Il street-Prca"hing ut l01a L. III. and ~ p.
| M, by the pastor Rev. }. L. satcheI. Sunday
school at ~ p. IN. Prayer meeting on We'd
nesday evening NJ ~ O'Clock.
MORAvIAN.-J MAX HAEK. PASTOR,
MI lO% a H., Iitany and sermon. " p. M,
| sunday school. ~ p. M, evening; service.
| All cordially invited.
nLIVET BAPTIST CHURCH-Y. NJ.
~ G. \. Rooms. Rev. NJ. Frlync PASTOR
AT 1859 a. IN. and 7l5 p m. Sunday school ut
/ = d. III.
| Observation-Disclosures AT THE
i usual hours, morning and evening.
Preaching by the pastor, Rev. J. y. Mitchell,
DRESHYTERIAN MEMORIAL CHAPEL.
| i Rev. Jas. c. Hume. pastor. Evening
| service at ~ r. m. Sabbath school at las p
m.
| CT. PAUL'S REFOHMED.-DIvINE sEK-
- vices ut loka. IN. and II p. m: Prayer
| meeting at p. IN. Sunday school ut IA y. n
| CT. JAMES--HOIY CUMMUNIUN AT s
| - and Morning Service at lo1@ H. III. Even
| ing Prayer at IA p. III
| ct. PAUL's NJ. f. CHURCH, 5. QUEEN ST
y Rev. n. /. Collom pastor. Preaching at
lo5% a. m and ~ p; IN. EveninS subject
~ p. IN. Prayer meeting on Wednesday,
evening 1T ~ O'Clock.
! SALEM CHURCH OF GOD.-rKEACnINa
| > morning and evening by the pastor, Rev.
| ii. Zcigentuss. Evening subject" What is
| understood by Heaven and Earth passing
| away" Sunday school at Ia p. IN.
| CT. LUKES REFORMED CHAPEL
= Marietta Avenue, near West Orange street
Rev. WIN. r Lichliter. pastor. Divine service
at l014 a. III. and II p. IN. sunday school ut ,
pm.
CT. JOHNS LUTHERAN CHUHCH.-
| - Preaching tomorrow morning and even
| ing by the PASTOR Kew. SylVa),uS stall.
In a series on the book OF Daniel. in the morn.
ing on the prOphcsics-"T The Golden Head"
| In the evening. on the lite and character of
| DauiGl-"1hc nrcimcr ana the Interpreter"
| Seats free. All are welcomed. Sunday school
| AT Ia =. IN. GOtwalu mission school at > p. III.
| INnE MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION
| i will meet on Monday next 1T 10 Il n., in
| the Vcstry room of the First Reformed
| church. NJ. FRAYNE, Scc'y.
VINI0N BETHEl--CHUIsCIl or iOD-
~ Rev. q. w. SeilhaIner, pastor. Preaching
at lO1a Il. IN. and IA p. m, by the Rev. j. W.
| neShOnS. of Altoona. Prayer meeting
| Monday evening" Lecture on Wednesday
| evening. Sabbath school at lA p. IN.
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Harrisburg Express. west. Mt $40 p. m., hats
direct connections (withOutc change of cars) I"
Columbia ami York.
Fast Line, west, on Sunday, when Hngged,
will stop at DOwningtOwn, COntesyille, Pnrkes.
burg, Mount Joy, EliZabsthtOwn AMI Mi,i,ie-
town.
Train, No. !. Western Express and Pacific Ex-
press run daily.
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INME MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION
| i will meet on Monday next ut 10 Il m., in
| the vcstry room of the First Reformed
| church. NJ. FRAYNE, Sec'y.
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rULERAIN BAPTIST CHUKC.t-REV. j..
" H. Soulc. notwithstanding on Sunday at
l0h am. and ~ n. m. Sunday school at . a..
III. dXW
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CT. JOHNS LUTHERAN CuURCIl.-
ing by the pastor, Rev. Sylvanus Stall.
In series on the book OF Daniel. in the morn.
In the evening. on the lie and character of
DiniGl-"Thc dreamer ana the Interpreter"
Seats free. All are welcomed. Sunday school
aJ Ia =. IN. GOtwalu mission school at p. IN.
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Trains connect ut Re,,,iing with trains tOaui
nom Philadelphia, POttsvilIe, Harrisburg, Al
lentown AMI New York, via Bound Brook
Route.
At Columbia with trains to arG. from YORK,
Hanover. Gettysburg, Frederick and Bati.
more. n. WILSON. Supt.
DENNSYLVANlA RAlLROAD-NEW
L SCHEDULE-On and after SUNDAY
OCTOBER lst, 1882, trains on the Pennsyi
Vani: Railroad Will arrive ut and leave tie
Lancaster and Philadelphia depOtS a. follows:
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ct. PACL'S NJ. f.. CHURCH, 5. QUEEN ST
- Rev. \. /. C0llOm. pastor. Preaching al
lU1S Il. IN. and "a p. IN. Evening subject
" Prayer a Natural Law" Sabbath school al
~ p. IN. Prayer meeting on Wednesday,
evening 1T ~ O'Clock.
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THE AITSIC.

The music was furnished by two bands of
muslcans In the intervals between the dances and be-
fore the dancing began MILITARY band under the drec-
ton OF T. s. Gilmore played from stand at he head OF
the fight Of stairs In tho main hall. The
dance music proper from band
OF twenty instrumentalists stationed In a gallery
in the large dining-roOm. The band complete
one as was possible-being in fact small orchestra
comprising vions yloas, vOloncelos. double basses
utes obocs clarionets. bassoOns. comets, horns,
trombone and kettledrumS j. NJ Lander was the
leader and IN addition to the dances which have
held yor with dancing parties this season.
he De ormed number OF pretty pieces
for thu first time. Mr. Gilmores musicians gave the
music,' Inspiration 10 only dance It was the first
ouadrile tho Hobby Horse which the humorous
concet OF the designer required that the music should be
a much like that OF possible. SO the blatant
brass. the clashng cymbals aud the rafting drum
of the military band brought into service The
music of the quadrles In which the dancers appeared
An opera bOue characters, was arranged Dy MT Lanuer
and OF airs from the operettas
nj Odrnbach and LecOcq. The selections from La
Relic Helene" La File de Nine. Angot, Les Cloches
da t'orneyle" La Grande Duchesse," ana " Orpneus
aux ENTERS" Another quadriile, was hncers, tue
nusio arranged by Mr.. Lander from the opera OF
{" carmen" tuat OF Mrs. AsI0r's quadrllle had set
newly composed by Weingarten, entitled Dlsputatoh.
Other pieces OF dance music which were performed
for the first tune some new WatLes, emitted
{" stefinui" and " In Duci JubilO," by RaD galOp
adnpTeA by Mr.. Lander from Lecocqs " Heart ana
Hand" and q " Tickllsn Waiter" polka Dy ME- Lahuer
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Knight OF Calatrrs black velvet suit OF the seventeenth
century with collar aud cuffs OF old point de Vense lace
end white cloak with q black satin hood and the red
cross OF the Order.
Luther r. Kountze az Don Clrlos, wore mee-brceehes
emblazoned in gold trimmings. His coat was OF yellow
satin, festOOned with gold braid aud spanges purple
cloak which also brilliantly embroidered, hung
loosely from his shoulders His bead 0rnamented
with red cap from which danged o plume. A large
Toledo blade which is over 300 years old, completed the
costume
W. Cutting, " Romeo" wore Venetian costume OF
garnet velvet, trimmed with gold and precious stones
with gray silk tights. The white cashmere cloak was
lined with garnet six.
The Duo dc M0rny wore court dress OF punl-coored
velvet, lined with pink satin and trimmed with passe-
menterie in which gierei mauy precious stones. The
waiscOa or crushed strawberry satin, embroidered
In beads and the kneebfeeches OF the pumcoored vel
vet fastened at the knees with diamond buckles
His hat OF plumcoOred velvet with edgng ofblack
ostrich tips
II. c. Dickinson wore a regular court dress Of modern
English style, with the addition of the insignia OF the
Order of the Cross In almonds aud garnets. Lawrence
Tunure's Huguenot dress one Of the Handsomely
1t was OF rich garnet velvet, with d-god puff
ings and sashes in the coat, silver embroidered ana
having leather cuirass studded with silver nails He
had high tOp-boots, od-gold silk tights, Huguenot
sword mOupted with silver, and handsome Jewelry.
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STANDARD THEATRE-PATIENCE.

1t is always uncertain what effect any re-
Sval may have upon the public but one would nave
looked for keener interest in the reproduction OF so Ia
yorite work as Patience" with the more Important
parts cast TO the original representatives than was APP
parent the smallness of the audience at tne
Theatre last evening"
The pretty play was then given with MI Kyiey IN
Bunthorne Mr. Barton In Grospen0r, Mr. Hamilton III
colonel Cairerley and Miss Augusta Roche In Lday1o
these being their original parts. Miss Marie Jansen
played Patience, Mr.. George CASTOR Major a'T0a"Oga,
Mt w. p. Hampshire the Duke and the Lanes Ago'N
,Saphr and Ella taken by Miss Hauie An"ei'O"'
Miss Helen Lowell and Miss Ruby Rogers
Performances 80 well as those OF the hrs' ,oui
REQUIRE little comment Miss Mafio a.
SENS Patience was extremely pretty ana beiter
Sooks and action and the part suits her lnusSa ~ ~
than thaf OF IoIqhe The officers and the onle d the
Sapturous madens highly sa'isacsorys %
went throughout with great spirit anu snoo'hosS anu
WAS received
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HYpRopHoBrA FROM FEAR.-The Ga.ette des

H6pitea,tr, while noticing a of alleged recovery
from hydrophobia, observes that il is often difficult TO
make the distinction between true hydrophobia due to
the absorption Of the rabd virus, and the symptoms OF
hydrophoba caused by fear of the disease. 1t cites the
case OF who died at the Hotel Dieu with what
seemed to be all the symptoms OF the disease, under all
the circumstances of the Several months before
this woman who street vender, had been bitten by
dog she passing N0tre Dame, and went at once
and had the wound cauerlzed at the Hotel Dieu From
that time she continued perfectly well until one day,
when she was pushing her barrow before the Hotel
Dieu she was recognized by one OF the students who
called her, Haloa you not dead yet, them
The dog that bit your thigh downright mad they
found out at Afort At the very instant this remark
finished the poor woman seized with violent
phaPyngea spasm, and was at once taken indoors,
where she died with all the indications OF hydrophOba
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DIED


BOYD-Emene Boyd In the s0th year Of her age. 49,, -,
Relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend her
Brooklyn, this day. az 4 O'Clock p.
,S AS1sS'thSsa Ts March 20 Walter o
Funeral from residence NewOurg, N. Y. Tuesday
Carriages Wi be In Waiting at the ferry to train
leaving Grand Central Depot at III a. IN
KEHOE-At No l6I Tompkinsave brooklyn, on March ~
OF Lawrence and Margaret Kehoe
KIRCHBERGER-on saturday, March "a, Ahce. wife Of
siegfred H. Kirchberger and daughter OF Arnold ffe
Relatives friends invited to attend the funeral from
residence NO las East sstst on Tuesday morn.
ing next. $50 O'clock
LEAvITT-At Orange N j., she oath inst. Mary Ger
Leavit wife Of Frank Leavt and daughter OF the
Funeral Mlnn Avenue Church Arlington Avenue
Train from Barclay or Christopher-st at lllO a. m.
Please omit flowers
LYoN-suddenly. March o. Enphalet Lyon
Funeral Waterford Conn., on Tuesday March % at IL
O'Clock
sUYDAM-At Paterson n j. saturday 2ith inst Flor
Dexter wife of W r. suydam, and eldest daughter OF
Funeral Tuesday March ~ 1855 the residence Of her
Carriages viii be az the Ete s arrival of the IL
Train Delaware Lackawanna and West.
ern Railroad at p.
s * Me Monday Ms e. ls at sC C s &
Major. General G. II. Striker of this city.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
TEN BRoECK-At Rocky Hill. N J., r. V. D. Ten Brock,
Friends are respectfully invited to funeral
Reformed Church. Rocky Hill wednesday. at III A. N.
c9 T55, WI" carry 'n' 10 princeton iOr return
TnAYER-sadaauy. at Quincy m Faster morning. tho
Rev. Fred 4. Thayer. in the 33d year OF his APE.
Boston papers please copy.
TRAPoTEo9 Monday March Is At ch1TsT R;a a, Of
Martinez. In the 10th year OF his
Funeral Wednesday morning. 2Sth inst at 10 O'clock from
the Institute Chapel, No lO1 West 6othsL
TuCKER-Euered rest at her late residence. No g
East 2lsst, Easter morn. March 3D. Catherine, daugl
Richard and Catherine Tucker OF tins city
Funeral service ST AIMS Church lSths aud 5thsve on
Tuesday. March q, at 1890 a. m
Remains Will be taken to Stamford Conn, Tor inerr'ent
VAN BUREN-March o. at No. Park ave, Dr. William H.
Van Buren, in the Gath year OF his
REQUIEM Mass at the Cathedral Wednesday morning,
March % at 10 o'clock
WHIrE-Tn Brooklyn. N " Monday. March 20, 1888, Dr.
Hiram b. White, NJ. d., aged 81 years.
Funeral services will athls residence No 90
Pineappest. Brooklyn Wednesday, 18th ust at o'clock
u. IN.
Friends will kindly omit flowers.
WRIG HT-At BTdgehampton. Long Island March "a Levi
ID. Wright, NJ. d., aged az years.
Funeral at . ?. IN, 2oth inst
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BARyUM ExCELLING FORMER EXPLOITS.

The first performance of the season OF Bar
minis greatest possible show on earth was gwen
Yesterday afternoon at the Madison Square GARDEN
The attendance on the first day is usually less than later
In Mr. Barnums seasons but the crowd yesterday proved
an execution to that rule The Garden was packed
from the rings to the roof. Wbattae modest hahuoi
describes as simultaneous presentation Of process
s,onal arenie and caravan splendors commonly known
ms the grand entree" opened the entertainment There
was wonderful array OF elephants, grahes ana zebras
sacred cattle and proane cattle Luus ana o'he
trick mules imperial cavacades and oriental specAcIes
and all in gilt tinse beads and gee-gaws Nearly all
.bat ctered was said to be gold. After this process
eion had wrought up the spectOrs TO high Ptch OF
enthusiasm women in August costumes rode uhtamsu
steeds and turned somersaus through their hoops did
ueer acts Oh flying trapezes stood their heads ana
snpn like tons one ambitious young creature tied her
self up In double bowknot almost turned inside out
and retired in tumut OF applause. several CLOWNS
showed that they had been in circus ever since tat
kind of entertainment has been in demand Lovely
Young men in tights jumped. vauted and turned som
over all the elephants that could be found IN the
,neiehborhood and only stopped when the elephants
gave ont Small children on bicycles performed mar
Sellons antics ON those peculiar machines IhIn we
aiUsi sfailions praDced about each others backs
and danced TO slow music Not 10 ne Ouuote ~ ~
end Ala things That no grown would ever think OF
doing There juggling and plate spinning oal
anei5g and tight-rope walking. things done IN mdalf
and filings on tie ground, until everybody felt e ought
10 20 out and pay another price OF adussIol VI nc
had cheated the proprietor TINS ieenhg Nus hO, soh
rsl hut might have been II there had been time enough
When the performances In the rings had been CON
ruded there rush for the lnenagere 10 ~
nd the hsny elephant There no dissenting voice
in the opinion that the show W as the Desi "ioh
IN he evening the Gro Nd was larger than In the
afternoon P. T. Bsrnum and the Rev Robert lower ,
NJ Rornum's private box. When the curfew toled
the ke of parting day the lowing erS S "pen MS as
ouct and as peaceful as the most unassuhlhs cee'oJ
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Post O.Ice Monica.


Foreign mails the week ending March 81 will close at this
Office follows:
TUEsDAY-At 43O a m. for Europe, per Abyssina via
Queenstown at IL a. ior the Mindward Islands por
SS Bermuda; at D.. for Santiago and Cenueg0s per
S. saratoga; at u IN. for the Windwsd Islands per S.
Cyphrenes.
WFDS ESDAY-At q NJ for Europe. per S. Fulta, via
southampton and Bremen et.es Tor Ireland and Franco
must be directed per FudaD at a. m Tor Ireland per
PavOua via Queenstown letters TOR Great Britain and
other European countries must he directed per PaNo-
niaG AT m. for France direct per IS Labrador, via
the Netherlands nirect, per IS Leer
dam via Amsterdam at fOr Porto Rico diregt per
IS Antillas ut Tor Mexico. per So Whitney via
THURS DAY-At 6 for Europe per City Of Paris via
lettCrs for Germany ana France rust be Ill
Iected "per CITY OF Pas) at $50 m for Europe per
Ss Celert via Plymouth Cherbourg and Hamburg at
l;3O D. for Bermuda, per 90. famD1ough at 13U D. M
for cuba Porto Rico and Mexico. per S. city OF PueOa
via Havana
sATIJKDAY-At m. for Europe. per S. Republic. via
Queenstown Qetters for Germany and scotland mast DO
directed per kepuDlicl; ut q. m tor scotland direct
per DeVOnia, via Glasg0w at 10 m for Belgium di
Waesand, via Antwerp; nj ~ M for Aspin
and south Pacific, Acapucoi at III a m. for
Europe. per Saier. via southampton and Bremen al
IN. for Venezuela and ca acoa per ss Valencia az
l:5O d. Cuba and the West Indies SIS. Newport
Hayanaj at a. M for Brazil, per SIS. Aermod, via
West Point Va
ais for China Japan per Arabic. via Fran.
CISCO close April %. at Malls for Australia NewLea
land sandwich and FIJI Islands per City OF Sydney via
san Francisco, close March .3l, at p. m
HENRY g. PEARSON, POSTMASTER
Post ONCE, New. York. n. Y, March 2S, 1883.
The schedule closing transpacdc mails Is arranged
OF their uninterrupted overland transit 20
francisco day OF sailing of steamers are dispatched
usItc the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-27
LETTER FROM THE SUPERINTENDENT OF
NETWORK, ]

NETWORK, March 10, 1888
JAMES E. WARE. esq, Architect-Dear Sir:
believe the plan you have adopted in the construction OF
the Manhattan Warehouse the west side of Lexing-
onave between 41st aud AID $751; to be the best that
could be devised.
The division Of the structure into what may be termed
separate buildings surrounded by substantial walls and
the location OF all the working apparatus such as eeya-
tors stairs, etc. in central court the engines In the
sub-cellar thereof the boiler in vault atogethe
outside OF the building Is well conceived. The method
Of supplying air for the ventilation Of the several lof'
Is very good.
In my opinion the building is perfectly safe from fire
within and without. Respectfully,
W. p. EsTERBRooK.