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road there was not horse unfit for duty: Few
cases of sickness were reported at the other lines
JERSEY CITY.

road there was not horse unfit for duty. Few
cases of sickness were reported at the otner lines.
JERSEY CITY.
George Sanford q Young man who was en-
poyed by his uncle. George Belts, OF the Newark
and Georgia Lumber Company. disappeared from
Newark on Thursday. taking 81 600 in negonapie
bonds and gold watch and cham belonging I" his
uncle Information was sent to the ponce anu
Sandford arrested by Captain Farrier IN jersey
City. where he was trying to sell some OF the oonus
He had about half of them with him whenjle was
arrested The prisoner was turned over 10 inc Now
ark authorities.
An examination held Yesterday DIV Jusi ,
Cobb, at Newark, III the cases OF Wlanl ru,or
and Charles o. sporIIy the president who have been
charged with setting fire to their factory % n,
az No. 81 Jackson-st. April 4. 1882 Inc COT ne
plant was made by Chief f. glneer Benedict OF tIe'
Newark Fire Department The company na nn an IN
surance of ST. 600 on the building and $1,000 on
stock, and fourteen days before the mro uae
company had taken out $4,000 more insurance
John H. Francis, dealer proprietary medicines,
testified that he had examined the stock IN sne ac
tOry and found the value to he about 81 600 III
defendants had put in proof of loss OF $l|ooo OF
$4,000.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
DoBps FERRY-The stores aud houses Of seven
business men of Dobbs Ferry were entered by burg;
were Messrs. Charles Huber, Won Wedell' Daniel Daniel
Gillespie, Thomas Elder, Owen Hanlep, Henry
Benoit and L. Rosenthal. The amount OF pooty oD
lars. in several cases were frightened off by the
barking of dogs kept the premises. 1t is sup
posed that the burglanes were committed by per
sons living in the immediate neighborhood,, VINO
were recently liberated from the prison at Auourn'
STATEN ISLAND.
RIcHMoND-The new Board Of Supervisors OF
Richmond County met yesterday for organization.
Supervisor Marsh, of South6eld, was chosen chair
man. and Clarence NJ. johnson was appointed CLERK.
Theodore NJ. Vermye was retained as cnunseI. \ no
political complexion of the Board is the same as
that of last year-four Democrats and one Repub-
lican
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l"ri'e " ~" '0N '- o. p WISE. Magnolia Ark.
The catarrhal cough has entirely e me- am ws sSon
take farm for yoqF 8sERTs ChoasO nj 90
1oo, M, take al OcO for your nhalers perfectly
.,r ~V'"" w o. j. MCKNIGHT. Cleveland. hio.
Your treatment has my daughter of caarrh induced
by goHN " RILEY C. Express Agent Troy. Ohio
Ny health fully restored The horrid andosthsome dis
ease Is all gone MY 0ps Mrs se W. ID EIScoLN York Neb
Your treatment did great good have not osta day
oy ATSER GR4HXM Bidno University Charlotte NJ c.
am glad to say found your medicine all that can %
claimed 10" iA" '" II siGFRIED louisville. Penn.
do not regret It cost in using your medicine
can rs J. IfPPINCoTf Carksboro Gloucester Co. MI
have used your Catarrh treatment and am cured
'"Ou'""" '1 FANNY DEMENT,, Dyer station Tenn
lam much pleased say that have used the treatment
faithfully with the haRPHfsN; ana A FRAT Goa's Falls N H
No amount Of money induce TO be placed in the
misery in when commenced HSy FIR EStan Mo
,or rocovercd that am able 10 attend church.
time Mrs AN MUNGEh DetOi" MICH
Nou am cured head free, air passages all open, and
thousand thanks 10 you
p pi1a.Iyns "N''" JUDGE j. COLLGTr Lima Ohio.
Your Cold Air Inhang Balm has proved great 0eneat 70
Mrs Marble a. well myself can heartily recommend 1t
10 O'nefs' E. MARBLE. Concord Mich.
II Affords me great pleasure to notify you that have as
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~ II. BENEDICT, BALTIMORE. Nd.
Passages the head began TO OPEN throat aud Donca
TIMES crew better ceased and now can see 10 Wre
A0"'' ~ THOMAS j. DAILY Troy, Ohio
received your Specific time ago and used as
directed IL noted like charm. lt cured my cough anu
stopped that wheeling had In my throat 49, . ,,npps
Five Nile Mason County, W, va
NY throat we'll restored that can lecture daiy
without any difficulty, and ind no dimculV "h"'o''' III
h. b. FAIRFIELD d. d.. Ill. d.. Manstee Mleh
Late Chancellor University OF Neors'A@
am crrsi anorher formidable case ut yielded your
,raatncnf 49, W. b. MORSE, Bryan. Tex
am now entirely cured When had ed u three months
felt ike different Too much cannot De SAID IN
favor OF your Catarrh treatment IL mas saved my e IN
Mrs. f. q. MITCHELL, FairbuTy, ILL.,
Mrs Mitchell lives me aud has used your treatment
witness To- JOHN c. STEERS. FRirbury, ILL.,
Mr. j. c. wGLMOTH OF oxford. Ind, writes You can say
10 whoever Caarrh medicine has done
wonders It has driven the disease out OF my system
fifteen years have been under the care Of physicians
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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF YoRK...-......FRIDAY, MARCH 2. 1888


PORT OF NETWORK. FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 1888
ARRIVED.
Steamer Australia (Br, Campbell Marselos Jan 90 Mes.
sna 30 q, Naples 49, Jabea feb4 Valencia 10,
Gibraltar with Gdse ana 10 Bros
mdse Funcb Edyo g. Co.
mdse aP passemseTs 70 Peter wight sons WIN
steamer Vandala (Ger Karlowa HAMBURG Feb 81. with
steamer Humbert Br Anott RIO Janeiro 20 days with
coffee and passengers to Watson a co. ,,. es. ,,,
sugar to Havemeyer q Elder vessel to Funch Edge Co
tha Port LmOn a. Groytown 10, II. with mdse and
passengers 10 Pm. Forwood Co 49,, - -, o.,,.
Dominica Kite with mdse and passengers to Out
sieSmeT no Grande Burrows Galveston days via Key
West with mdse and passengers TO III Mallory a CO.
steamer Saagossa Warren Baltimore with mdse ana pas
Steamer ssHtee Hines Philadelphia with mdse WIN
BARK Arturo naD Ruggero catania os days with rags
to order: Vessel to Funch Edge ~ Co,
Bark Mary Durkee tof Yarmouth, Ns, Newcomb, houen
52 days In ballast to Scanmell BROS.
Bark Agar (Ah Gladuch. Lisbon 40 days with iron ore
Bark Auadne Nor. Johanneson Hamburg 60 DAYS with
SAT- and empty barrels TO order vessel TO FInc hdye 20
coal % order vessel 70 Benh&m Boyesen , MI, To-.
BaEs 5ona stanhSpe 'oi Rockanal DE Winter ho IN
otorn lNori Poland Bahia 80 days with sugar
order; to master.
to S vega 90 Sys % days with sugar
BARK nck sing t thompson, Cienfuegos IT days with
BARK Troehrague of Greenoc. Ross Demerara ls days.
with sugar TO Leayerat q Co vessel 10 master.
Brig Maresca dtaD canero. Seville 43 days with mdss
Brig Waterloo Brl. Innis Pernambqeo days with sugar
10 ORDER vessel 70 simpson, spence Young.
sUNsxr-windat sandy Hook light Nj clear AT City
Island the same
Arrived Yesterday
Luigi Ruggiero Gtal,. cIento Smyrna 20 days With
' CO. root to A'AH'''"' Forbes vessel 10 '''''''A
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THE OBJECTIVE POINT OF ALL OUR ADVEHrls-
ING 10 NEws-NoT MERE GENERALITIEs THAT
INTEREST NOBODY BUT A HISTORY OF SOME
PARTICULAR THING THAT PEOPLE NEEDING
CLOTHES OUGHT TO KNOW AND COULD NOT HEAR
OF UNLESS TOLD THROUGH THE PAPERS.
FOR INsTANCE-wE HAVE ABOUT oNEHUNDRED
(THE EXACT COUNT IS NINETY.NINE) LIGHT
WEIGHT ULsTERETTEs-T REMNANTS OF A
DOZEN DIFFERENT LOTS SOME OF WHICH WHEN
NEW SOLD AS HIGH AS TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS
EACH. NONE WERE EVER MADE TO FETCH LESS
THAN TWELVE. BUT ULsTERETTEs HAVE HAD
THEIR DAY AND THESE ARE GOING FOR JUST
s5 so APIECE TO WHOEVER WANTS LONG TOP
COAT FOR "RoUGHING 1T" IN BAD WEATHER
AND DON'T CARE FOR LOOKS; BECAUSE THERE'S
NO DENYING THAT THESE COATS ARE DECIDEDLY
UGLY.
THE ABOVE WILL BE VALUABLE NEWS TO MEN
WHO TRAVEL MUCH OR LIVE IN THE COUNTRY
AND KNOCK ABOUT CONSIDERABLY. THE ULSTER.
ETrEs WILL ALL BE GONE IN A WEEK. BUT
THEIR SALE WILL BE ONLY A FRACTION OF
OUR BUSINESS. FOR HALF THE TRADE IN CLOTH
ING NOW IS UPON TROUSERS AND SPRING OVER
COATS. AND IN EACH OUR STOCK LITERALLY EN-.
BRACES THOUSANDS OF GARMENTS
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THE GREAT STATUE OF LIBERTY.
To the People Of the United States L:

This colossal Statue female figure bearing torch. and
wearing ooronet Of stars by the people OF the Re
public the people Of the Republic OF The United
States monument OF ancient friendship and as an express
OF the sympathy Of France In the Centennial AnnVer
sary Of American Independence.
hundred and forty eight feet In height has cost
$3.50 OOu than 100000 Frenehmen sub
scribeo finished that II will be ready TO be
shipped this country early next summer.
The Of the United states has set aside Bedoes
Island IN the harbor and face Of the great
cities OF York Brooklyn Jersey CITY and Hoboken hs
site tremendous work. and promised 10 maintain II In
perpetuity lighthouse and beacon.
1t remains for the people United poyie
by private subscription suitable base and pedestal for this
generous and munihcent National gift The pedestal will
ouire 10 be near one hundred and hfy feet high aud will
cost tits estimated about s250OOO. The entire structure
will height OF three hundred feet which Is nearly
the height Of tho famous Colossus OF Rhodes
one Of the seven OF the wOrdthity feet higher
than the towers River Bridge and than ten
higher the spe Of Trinity Church IL will prove
q noble ornament metropolis well lasting honor
TO the Nation.
In view Of these facts credtabo to the iboraty Of
France imperative in their dem nds the patu
osm OF the States the American Committee charged
with the duty think 10 make appeal 20
the feelings people The subject addresses itse
without further word tho local pride Of the great cities
around the harboD and the patriotism OF the whole
Nation
tiiu and mperishsbe work are all Chambers
Of Commerce Boards OF Trade. Agricultural and other
Societies Colleges Clubs from individuals They Will
be received In any amount. and at any time. by H. F.
sPAuLDIyG OF the Committee at No is Nassau st.
WIN ~ EvARTs. Chairman, J ospcral
RicH1aD BUTLER secretary 0Onni'''e'
PARKE GODwIN
FkEDK a POIrS' Executive
Y MUMFoRD MOORE. Committee
GEORGE Il BLANCHARD.
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for consumption In letter dated four months later she
says: am almost cured NARY J. HoLLEY
Mountain Park. Ellis Co. Tex
wife continues in the best OF health and has cough
II with great pleasure able 70 recommend 80 Won
J. II. BILLIARD. Springfield. Mass.
Between nine and ten being afflicted with
tarh obtained your course Of treatment anu after persist
Psttenburg NJ.
was terribly afflicted with nasal and bronchial cs.arrh
and concluded TO give treatment test In short time
cured cured K q JONES. Rock River Fss Wis.
than tell you. Mrs y. p HooAsR, Defiance Ohio.
of terrible Of catarrh have bad
Tex lie says In the spring Of iS17 the disease assumed
form my mouth Sad sSn s Sse a ulcers
through the osteor Ny condition not only de-
cured al hor
rtble disease entirely removed
tried remedies Of several physicians but instead OF getting
ee 0 81 grew n Sqrss saw xSu so
meuced heir-use Al first thought was humbug. but
%e your 'H' Ssn G9SE
Your wonderful remedy has by close application cured
most stubborn You ut liberty to use my name As
F. r. MILLER Smyrna. Tenn.
Yonr treatment has proved complete success In cases
the disease troubled for aOout fifteen years Yours
truly. 1900, :, ,o>,rs ,f,,a,o craov,ua w
MrzZ LEE Of Grangevire st. Helena Par. La. wrtes
cannot sneak too highly praise OF your valuable remedies
which act ike a relieving the Oahsome disease for
which they recommended And also auhonze the use
OF my name In public.
have been permanently OF caarrh In the head by
OF will all letters adj
dressed 70 ms regard subject ours with thanks
4. POWELL, Heath, Burke Co. v. c.
You may use my name as a reference been
nv your treatment / shall be pleased In.
91ifies in regard TO your remedies. Yours truly.
HARRY TRUESDELL, Rock Dae Mills Mass.
AUGUST Is 1882.
Dear Sir liberty 10 my name az reference
I'm favor healing qualities of remedy IL has NOT
only cnred my the head and throat. but
has cured her Of dyspepsia Yours truly, -, -
~ h. DUSK1N Carroll, Ind.
COLORADO SPRINGS, COL Aug. Z, 1882.
naar Sir. Won NAV use also that OF my wife We
49, otl hsen cured by y0nr We recommend
,v ro,nsis IN al we hear saving they have catarrh We
@ 40 N with pleasure and conseienuoasly for we know OK
what speak -
. tno,on, ~ have had consumption. and had suffered
vcars with hat really catarrl before procurou
Ihsul Ss,,osnt I have had the disease.
S'u' NN~' Miss LOUISE JAMES, CrdO orchard, NY.
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Coroner's inquest In Honvet murder case; o c.tv -,
Male Teaclers' Association at college Oh Tue Nv Vi
Massmeetng at Katonah TO consider proposea Cro'oh
River dam. ,,., p,,.rr,oL
Trr WicklIffe'e lecture Republican Hail.
CITY Reform Club at Municipal Hall.
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ROGERS. PEET & co, CLOTHIERs,
$50 TO 575 BROADWAY.
MISS PARL0AS SCHOOL on COOKERY,
222 EAST l7TH-sT.. NETWORK.

222 EAST l7THsT. NETWORK.
These are dishes pre- ared at this weeks demonsra
ton lessons MONDAY March 10 m.-Fillet OF Beef
Ianled. White Mushroom Sauce; Rolled Flank of Beef
Gtdct Caramel Ice Cream. TUESDAY. p. M
Tapioca soup; Soda Biscuit Fairy Gingerbread
vieunos Cakes; Dominos; Ames Cakes Admission, rs
oeuts tickets So tits suggested that ladies' bring note
book spoon and napkin. PRIVATE INSTRUCTION
GIVEN. Application should DO made Immediately Clrcu.
lars sent II wished.
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ChiEds's Catarrh Specific


remede swthOut
ford
otwilbes ent
Il. r.
hsinNew YorkD
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Nec- York Hotcl-Ex-Sena i: +: ., Rane
sotnh of New Jer.e Park Avenue Hoei-lnsurann51e
sD,,syintendent C. g. Faitman, OF Albany Vtetorsa o.
tci~sarnue l. Clemens OF HARTFORD ano
CHARTS r. Ingerson o: Connecticut BrsgooT' Gar
Ca"taip McMicgan, of tn. steamship Bo,nnia;
fera House-M Director A. L. GlnoD, D. 1'--'
Xstor Housc-SenatorA A. b. Baucus, OF Saratoga
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THE DEATH OF ". S. LAURENCE.

The body of w. s. Lawrence, who died at
the Putnam House on Thursday morning from iDhalng
illuminating gas taken TO Huntington. L. l.. yester-
day for burial Mcssrs Aoister Crane his late en-
pOyers speak highly Of him. Both say that there was
no for thinking that his death was other than
aaci al
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Catarrh Is "A Dangerous Disease,


II a
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DO Not Procrastinate.


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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sunrss $780, GETS 654 Moon riss 200 Moons agedys "a
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AM-sandy Hook FOG Gov. Island 2:24; Hell Gate. 4l3
PA-Sandy Hook 2;34; Gov lSand 2:57i Hell Gate 546
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Danger Signals.

n
backwa tott oa Ar
II Others
exudd from fostering ne
@rHIng orp
ton
poisoning OF
eneOs digestion and
nprocesd ysep
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More than 100000 Die Every Year.

More than annually Consumption i'm these
States revealed the fact
these caused by Caarrh I'm the
head and with hereditary causes
large share of these cases might have been cured
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Fifteen Years Ago


frs headaches
of
tbelung.T amidst dma
resign
end
upnm a cure
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EVERY PnYscrAx hohasexam
p.
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the orunny to ascertain a o tina W
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Having cured
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NEW-YORK CITY.

About three-fourtbs of the 81 100000 capital
stock of the proposed bank at the Produce Ex-
change was subscribed for Yesterday
Controller Campbel's statement shows that the
net funded debt of the city on March l was
SOC 4SO, S63 73-a reduction of 1929 SO for the
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To THE BUSINESS PUBLIC-The subioined table
OF the several editions Of THE
SUN compared with tho corresponding figures Of
the preceding year;
The daily gazette., 1883-09-10
The TAxlor Murder.

To the unrestrained indulgence Of human
passion and the pernicious habit Of carrying
concealed deadly weapons, particularly the
latter, Is the distressing homicide of Satur-
day mainly due. The presence of a pistol
in the hip pocket is direct incentive to
murder, and frequently converts into q
homicide what would otherwise have been
but common brawl.
For awhile, through the active exertions
of the police and the prompt punishment in
aicted by our court, this reprehenslble habit
was well-nigh broken up, but . relaxing
police vigilance has encouraged It until 1t
prevails as extensively as ever. Mayor All
mond invariably held for trial at court the
prisoner upon whose person pistol
or razor was found, even though
ne was arrested for some
minor ofiense, and during bis administra-
tion nearly dozen vert punished by fine
and imprisonment for carrying concealed
deadly weapons, at one term ofcourt.
If the police would take this matter In
hand again, the carrying of deadly weapons
would be made q risk that few people woulC
care to incur. AND IN no way can IL,
security of life or person be more pOsitivel.
assured.
The daily gazette., 1883-09-10
Too LatsI Too La eI

Too late now for any one, whatever may be
his position or by whatever motive actuated, to
attempt 10 throw any calumny or insinuate any
thing Injurious to the fair fame Of The Louis
lana State Lottery, which, incorporated by he
renowned Charity Hospital at New Orleans, Lii.
the princely sum Of n 100000, and scatters
millions broadcast from Nova Scotia to Panama.
Its monthly drawings take place on the second
Tuesday of each month (the 160th on Sept. IL
aud 4en'ls q T. Bcauregard of La, and Jubal
A. Early ofVa., attest over their own signatures
the absolute fairness, strict integrity, and
entire good faith towards all parties of the
drawings which are conducted entirely and
solely by them. All information can be had
eheerfully from NJ A. Dauphin, New Orleans,
La on application.
The daily gazette., 1883-09-10
CAMDEN AND ATLANTIC R.R.
ON AND AFTER JUNE 30. 1sS9
TRAINS WILL LEAVE As FOLLOWS;


,at FOR ATLANTIC CITY:
From Vine Street Ferry--Express on weekdays,
Iiay only, zoo p. m. ON sunday, 7.sO and $40 a.
m.
From SharkAmaHon Street Ferry Express on
week days, 9. 40 NE, 400 40 and g. ~ pm. On
saturday on y, 200 p, M. IN Sunday, 7.1 and
Accommodation Train will leave above Ferries
week-ays at y. " a. ~. and 4. 20 p. m, and on
sun lay Rt s.00a. M. and 40 pm.
PArlor cars attached 10 all express traIns.
Excursion train viii leave the above Ferries
daily At o.s0a. m.
LOCAL TRAINS FROM PHILADELPHIA.
For Haddonfeld from Vine and shackamaxe on
Sr, ct Ferries, 100, T. o, 1000 and II 70 a. m.
I2.O0 M, 2.00. 400. d.0O. $50 g.. IN.
Fro Vine stree only, 5.45, Z. 80, $50 y. M. From
ShAckamaxon street oni 5.3Op. IN.
sunday trains leave both Ferries at 800 and s. 40
3 n. M, and 30 y. IN.
Fr M Pennsylvania Railroad Station, foot OF
Market street, 7.S0 a. M, 81 b.0i and II. 30 p.
M, week -days. SUNDAYS, 40 a. M, $50 m.
For Atco, from Vine and shackamaXon street
Ferries 500 a. NJ. 200 noon; I. O. 4.1; @ e.W
D, IN. sundays 800 n, M, 43O o. m. From
foot Of Market street, il.3Op. IN.
For Hammonton, from Vine aud Shac kamaxon 81.
ferries, $50 a. M, 4.3O, $50, go p. IN. sun
days, s.t0a. m, 4.3D p. m. saturdays only,
from foot of Market street II. sop. III.
For Lakeside, Il.O0 a. m, 2.00p. M.
For Marltop. Medflrd, Mt. Holly and lnterme
diate stations, leave foot ofMark htr- l. weel
days, 30 a. m, 2. o and SEQ y, m. Sundays
s.5Oa. M, g. 30 p, m. From Vine and shackR
maxOn Ferries, 1000 a. M, week days,
street ferries, $40 n M, ~ 20 M. 10 g. 90 p. IN
Woodruff perlor cars OH all express trains.
| W. N. BANNARD, j. X. WOOD,
| Superintendent. enr Pass. Agent
The daily gazette., 1883-09-10
scIpIo. N. III. Der. l. 1s70.

StlflOi ~. IL DCc' l, lo'"'
am the Pastor Of the Baptist Church
here, and An educated physician. am no'
In practice, buLam my sole family physi
clan, and advise in many chronic cases
yer year ago recommended your Hop
Bitters TO my invalid wife, who had been
under medical treatment of Albany's best
physicians veral years. She has becomt
thoroughly cured Of her various complicated
diseas, by their use. We both recommend
them to our friends, many of whom have
also been cured OF their various ailments by
them, REV. Z. r. WARREN.
The daily gazette., 1883-09-10
GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE.
DOUBLE TRACK-sTEEL RAILS
SPLENDID seen ERY, MAGNIFICENT
EQUIPMENT, NORTHERN CENTRAL RA Il

DOUBLE TRACK-STEEL RAILS.
SPLENDID seen ERY, MAGNIFICENT
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WAY,
TAKING EFFECT MAY IE 1885,
:, Trains leave Baltimore city time, as follows: 4,
Mail Train, daily except SUNDAY, for
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Fast Line, daily. West ............. 10. Is a. m.
Harrisburg Passenger, daily except
western Express, daily ............. s@S M M
Mail Express West, daily y..............Il.l5 p. M
p. m, naily, except Sunday. Sunday only, $40
Csckeyssytla ps 1ha ~ P m; ,t,op o
2.SO, b.OO, 500, and li.SO p. m. On Sunday,
. IA. NJ, l.S ana 10 p. IN.
For Hanover and Gettysburg, 7.0 =. m,
For Green spring branch, $50 a. m, and $40
apply at Calvert station, at Northeast corner
Baltimore and Calvert streets, and at Union
Baggage called for and checked at hotels ana
re dences on orders left at office, northeast cor
Rer Baltimore and Calvert streets.
BALTIMORE s. POTOMAC RAILROAD
FROM CAnvERT STATION.
TAKING EFFECT JUNEI4, 1883.
For Washington, a. m. s.I5 and s.55 D. m,
daiiy, except Sunday, and ~ I.S6, 9.46 and
FOR Pope,s reek line. 90 a. m. and 1 10 JAIN d. M
daily, except Sunday.
TOT AHnapohs, I.g1 \. M daily except sunday,
For Richmond and lie south at 4, % and AS A.
. m, daily, and BIS p. m, daily except sunday
For the South via Virginia Midland Railroad, al
~ m, daily, and {. .55 p.m., except Sunday
7l0 .. m, sunday only.
For and .. X T., al 3.l5 aud s.S5 p. M,
For Norfolk via Potomac River steameys, Mon
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FROM UNION STATION.
For Washington, L. 30, $50 100, 7.45, $50, Ii, 40
q. m, LBS, 3. 2S, 5.i0, In a.0S p. m, on Bun-
gay, 4s0 $50, 7.4S, S.50, l.4O a. M, $40 and
For Va. Midland Road, ID a. M, daily, 9. os
2. m, eIoer' sunday. To p. M, on Sunday
ForC. 4 .. Road, o 50 q. mr. daily, except sun
day, IS ~, tlimitedl, S26 p. M, and 9.0S
p' M, daily, except on sunday.
FROM PENNsYLVANIA-AVE STATION
For Washington, $3.50, 7I0, $50, eos and H. Is a.
m.I S.ny o. 10, 7,26 and 9.0 D. m, On Sunday,
al $50 7'sO, 800 and IL IS =. M, Bib and 7.ab
For Annapolis J. 10 a. M, daily except Sunday;
bib p. M, daily.
LEAVE WASHINGTON FOR BALTIMORE
Ass;s s;p9 80 and lg; 80 a. N, Iss A2a 4.AO
9.N1O. sSa. N. n, s.e, Ia, $50 and ID. 3 ,.
cuAFLHs 2, rgan.. GeneTsi Manager. -
The daily gazette., 1883-09-10
she rre.srved ner Own Frult.

She had a faucy for peaches in the old
"pound for pound" way, just as her mother
used to do them. And she used her mothers
old fashioned preserving kettle. The kettle
upset and sent its scaldiDg contents over thr
unhappy lady's feet, as she stood before the
kitchen fire. They put her TO bed and
treated the scalded parts with PERRY
DAvIs's PAIN KILLER, the sovereign remedy
for burns, sealds aud blisters. In two or
three days she was we'll
The daily gazette., 1883-09-10
Prompt Action.

Isaac Carroll,a colored man, died of small
pox, last night, in house at the lower end
Of Marsh lane but Executive Officer Schultz
of the Board of Health arose before O'Clock
this morning and had the corpse inferred in
the Potter's Field. There are now but two
cases in the city, both of which are in this
house at the foot of Marsh lane.