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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-01
SHORTER SCHOOL HOURS.

TO the razor OF The Tribune.
SIR: Your suggestion to shorten the hours
of daily attendance small children school is full Of
cogent potentialtes" 1t has become settled con-
victon with many thoughtful observers OF the educa-
tonal processes 50 called in vogue in public schools
that there is radical defect in the systems Of study and
discipline as applied particularly TO children under ten
wears OF age The persistent adherence to and enforce
ment OF the prevailing too PTOcrustcan methods Of In
sruction result yearly in i'll health. physical In
ilry and DEATH than one would dare 10 attribute TO
causes 30 seemingly impalpable and indirect ~ NE the
conflicting influences to whchwth only the best intcD-
tons-e tender minds and bodies Of these young chill
dren are subjected
II is conceded that in New-York and Brooklyn and
doubtless In other large cities WELL there j. lack OF
accommodation in schools for lower grade pupils In
order 10 meet this exgcncy and at the same time take
tbe first step toward amchoraung the present uniayor
able condition of young children III school Why
not I'm the crowded districts particularly, arrange Tor
two sessions of three and half hours each per day, al
which two sets of children could be thus pfoNldtd ldyl
The first session would commence ~ a. H. ana close
mast with intermediate recess OF "a YAH
hour and recreation The second session
sinIlar conGitiOns-tO commence at and end AT half
mast d. IN. To effect this, school accommodations
being already provided, IL wOuld lie requisite 10 rear
r.,,oe SLIGHTLY studies to be gone through Win IA
three hours session. and To make some u'DuHtmeht III
III commentator Of the teacher for extra work. Fur
Their and subordinate details coma ne easily PONdru
fer No child, under this arrangement now keIt rom
scoo for ant accommodation, need he deprived OF
ia right while IL would be found aitcr iaf tiih
,I,f child would make much mental progress with
stress TO its health than under the present arrange
,oayt JOHN \. CULIEE
ByooLlyn, Dec. %, 1882.
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5lluailons manlcO--fcmalc5.

4 DVEKIl>EMLA4 .VA 10. ALN
~ YORK TEGBCNE Will 80 RECEIVED Al ItiI
UPTOWN OFFICES, 30 LIS Bloadwav. corner Thirty
nr-tsi, 3Os West Twenty -iIni-si, corner Llghihaye
No. " East Fourteenh.s' corner 'non.sguaT ~ Ihiri
ave. corner For v..eveptb.: AZ the HARLEM OFFICES
Nos 90 aud 23OG rlrl.lvo, corner ODeIuhllel'A.i
twenty lfth.st up 10 D. n, AZ rag mar hce iAgst
+ 4 .I4.,.. -tA0 hJA . .'NC.t0ii, 4t'h' anu
"A German IA IOymcIt O.cc ladies' VII hni capable cor
vants-cook-. launcs-es. wItr"ss- channcrlaidt ahu
Girls for general h0useS0k also male srrtahts butriS
foOtmci. &c. NILE. A. EkSIRDh, No lfo LoAihStoh'
ave, cor. 3lst, New -lo X
NHAMBERWORK, llOUSEWORk, WAIT
NEEs~E ~ COOKS Sc.Iy good Protestant girls Tor city
aud country for cry mod ratio wages AZ ne Fltplf
TAN1 HONE BUREAU, ld5 Gth ave. above ION ST.
HOUSEKEEPER.-B an American Prot
eatani elugent. Ienntd. cheerful thorough house
keeper either institution apartment housr on wloweTs
fanny Will give mothers and teacbitg To children
country; reference address TOR Que week, 9iis
FRASER Tribune Uptown once, LIS hioid"Ay
WASHING, &c.-By Il respectable, reliable
w go by The fay washing or ci'aning, or
would do al homo would Ac few Offices 10
Gem best reference. can adde's IL East 3Oh ST. TOP
hOOr back
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SMOKING IN COLUMBIA COLLEGE.


SIR: 1t seems TO me that Professor Dnslers
simple remark in regard to smoking has been taken
much too literally by your correspondent D. j. IL lis as
Gun sty 10y personal experience, eXagserauon 10
speak of "neary every student entering the campus
putting a cigar etc. Nor do think that Professor
Driser in this accidental remark which he did not ex-
pect to be printed intended TO say more IMAM TINS;
Several of the students smoke and the young ladies' II
admitted to Columbia. might learn the bad habit There
is no campus for the Columbia students TO enter, and
comparatively few students smoke about the buildings.
no student is obliged, j. j. says smoke in self
defense" have heard single complaint on that
score and as to the remark Suppose the professor In
charge of the class 10 be a of refinement What Is he
to do 2" can only say il does not to under
stand the Of the case; Tor this sentence coupled
with the the close OF his letter why should THIS
practice be permitted class implies that the Column
fia student smokes during recitation hours Ihls Is
however, entire mistake No professor mas ever pee
10 do would probably soon after be forced 10 seek
another college campus must protest also against the
phrlseoogy of these quotations. They imply that
every professor who Is man Ot refinement Is opposed
10 the of tobacco The fact Is that great many %
the officers OF Columbia are themselves smokers nor
does that prevent their being al the same TINE men OF
refinement" j. j. groups unfortunately together
smoking chewing and expectOraliOn. He Will nnd II
he has as thorough knowledge OF the habits OF
per cent smoke; that this smoking annOys but q few
students and personal annoyance 10 the rOie
students; that expectOraOn III consequence OF snok-
ing would be Indignantly repudiatei by every student
found the practices OF those VINO SMOKE hSgeIhehd
in three-nch pipe and those who cast about them az
they 20 the fragrant perfume VI soon eIsdI, nc
facts in regard to the use IN Columbia perhaps You VIII
allow this rectncaOn OF the implications made by j.
'/oJ,,,oBio CoUene Dec. Is. 1892.
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MINES AND MINING.

SUNDAY Dec Sir. NJ
OH attracted moro attention last week at the
Mining Stock Exchanges than did mining proper
ties The transactions in Pipe Line certificates far
exceeded all those In mining shares. Among
mining stocks Sierra Grande the principal feat
ure, transactions were large and the decline in
price was sharp-from 4.75 to 33003.60. The
Leadyille properties held moderately steady. A
few of the miscellaneous stocks show some improve
ment in figures. Among them was Alta Montana.
which rose from % to 80 cents The general mar
ket however after the first days of the week, was
limp, and the dealings were dull. The COmstocks
continued to decline all the way ont until yester
day, when prices showed some recovery. Yester-
days general market presented no feature OF in
terest.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Rallroaos.

TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU-
j. sATONI 10 aud NAUGATUcK KAILkOAD 9-Sieimers s
leave Caharineblp at ll;3O a. m, 500 p NJ "''
River. $40 Fare lower than by any o.her r"uc.
I EHIGH VALLEY RAlLROAD.--Passeng
aina leave depots foot Of orandt Desbros ss NJ
7:2O a m $40 and D. for Eason Bethehep, Allentown
Reading Mauch Chunk, Wilkesbarre Towanda, MaVeIy,
Ithaca, Geneva, Lyons. BunaO and the Vest Pullman
through coaches daily. Local trains al oao ~ IA iot
EastOn Bethlehem aud Coplay. $500.
leaving At 7i2O ard siO p m CONNIE ct LOT Al
Mahaoy and Hazeiton coal regions Sunday train
local for Maucb Chunk $40 m. Leave hanch ChunA AZ
4p N. .- o.- -a- ~, ,,.,ro,, an. f,ortiapd,.a..
Il. b. BYISGroN. q. 4. A
MANHATTAN HALLWAY CohPASY no. II BRoADwAY,l
NEw.YoRK, Dec 80 1881
CPECIAL NOTICE.-On and after Monday,
- January 1888 trains sixth line. from midnight
10 $50 u VAL be discontinued -. ,.-, ,,...,.-
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THE MIANTONOMOH'S STEERING GEAR.
To ne EdftOr Of The Tribune.

To ne EdftOf or me TrtONne.
SIR: Your correspondent in Washington III
a letter December states probably from misappre
hension in relation TO the appointments OF the Miantono
mob that the steam steering of the Miantonomoh
worked by four separate gnes or designed TO De
worked. HiggDson has found that it takes just sey en-
minutes put the helm and change the course OF
the ship, that she would be virtually unmanageaoie
in any requiring that her should be quickly
changed" The rudder OF the Miantonomoh is twelve
feet deep, and six feet wide. which any nautical
person viii admit is large body to move quickly
through water; but far from taking seven minutes
"Oput the hem and change the course ofthe SNIP
when she left League Island, by using the Mantoh
steam steerer" the helm could be raised from hard mp
to hard down. IN thir seconds. As my steam steerer
the passage feel interested In the matter
and presume that in publishing the eorrsspohdenee
you did not intend 10 iniure any one ana Will cheer
fully correct the mistake. Respectfully y0nIs,
~ Jos. Z. MANTOS.
Providence, r. H. Dee IL, 1882.
1.-THE statement complained of was given as that
of naval officer We find on inquiry that this oihcer
states that he made it the authority OF Comman-
der Higgnson of the MiantOnomoh Mr.. Manton's
controversy would seem to be with him.-Ed.l
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rIllIE ANNUAL MEETING of the stot
OFFICE OF idk J
sAs JUAN ASp NEw.YoaK NM. 4S9 ,NeLTiNG co.
stenmboats ano Railroads.

NORWICH LINE ,.. ,o.,,.., ,u.,,..r,..
lac new lro" s, GiPY roF WORCESTER
without the most elegant ooa on the sound and
the ia,Sits ~ 40 Nort, aver lot OF Wstsst next pier
above Ferry, dsr eAcep, sundays at oOpm
N1WAOKn GENITAL AND HUDSON
on aisi IVA Val leave Grand central DEPOT
m Western I'd Nohern h,!ies' 20 aoSmeser anu
To ,et'''' - .or.,, c.oor.
gag ua W Nnanv and Ioy with connection to Utica
ora o. ; l Fa a'S' LAKE George and isGtland.
1907 NJ A6Any anS 10y ss,@ ss Troy o"S
6p Il lous wi size Ing ears Gs 81 L9 as
"a o. ~ Sfsss caiiy xcep sunday. with sleeping
sSsy'acu'' and 70 AuOu'n ''-1 '.'' 's ' %.
Rochester. Buao Cleveland Toedo. Detroit Chicago and
ii y H. slight Express with sleeplngears 20 Albany and
Troy Connects Win morning trans or ING d ara Tsh
way aud at westcotrs Express oees ana iS'
and 942 broadway New-ioIG' sAd 90 v %sllS toh''
j. NJ TOUCEY, Gen. supt Gen. Passenger Agent
y CITY RIVER AND IIARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
Office Pier Is, y. H.. foot OF Cortandtst
Consgnments freight forwarded directed TO part
Of tho world
UNEoUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
orders or delivery OF all kinds Of freight and meF'
ehandise TO any part OF the city.
SEA AM HARBOR IONlNd AND III hH AND nan
ROR LIGHTEHAGE
Freight of every description promptly ghere to any point
I'm the ma at reasonable rates. .- . ,,vr.n
STEAMBOATS,, BARGES AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EACU RSiONS. .,-, e., n,r,,
Steamers John and Erastus Corning for NV.
HAVEN. leave Pier ls y. H., at5p m daily lsathroAyS
excepted - ......, ~, -. >ya,- o-L and
MEIROPOLIs EXPRESS CO. between NeW'hOrk ana
New. Haven. and dispatch Guaranteed ~. M. IN
Fright for points D., L. W ~ H. eceNtu az rio AZ
For New and points East At fier 10 - ,,,,.,,..
NORTH SHOI,E, STATEN IslsAND.- Eleven ne, ~
Ten Cents VIA Steamers IRON li"h f"f - - ''' '' -
Whtehallst go. ,,..,..,~ ~ I Drv noc.y
shops. erylhins Apprftai1ihs '" sA'
construction AID repair VI Vessela
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Orotoa, N. T., Dec. 2, 1882.
COLONIZATION ON THE ATLANTIC SLOPE.

TO the Edft0r Of The Tribune.
SIR: The Catholic Review of December 10
contains an article on Colonization Near NewYork"
which ia worthy of wide application and careful
thought 1t Is addressed members OF the Irish race
but should bs regarded by OF other nationates
As we'll urges that grants instead OF trying 70
70 to the far West which few have the means 10 do,
Ihoad settle on the vast tracts Of cheap land that may
be found between Atlantic and Aleghalies within
3 few hours ride OF New-YOrk There are hundreds
Of thousands OF acres OF good land 70 DO hsd
here ut very low price Could this word OF sense oe
taken by the great majority Of and mddieaged
who long West IN search Of home and Fortune
would reveal the wisdom OF tse course
While believe that It may be well for some 10 20 iar
West also believe that large percentage OF those
who do would have accomplished far moro for them
selves, in all that goes to make up man and give
them standing among men, hsd the)
launched out for themselves nearer nome
The Western fever has wrought much injury 70 tne
country large Instead Of following the footsteps
OF the SQUAD aud stable OF the paet and 10
advance tho Of the people wire we were born
10 has robbed Us a. . people oftbi ora "hoine ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-01
Columbia college, Dec. IS, 1882.
A NUISANCE AT CROTON.

COMPLAINTS AGAINST MR., VAN wYCKs ICE-PoND.
TO TIE EDITOR of The Tribune
SIR: | live at CrOton, and since 1878 have
been trying 10 have nuisance abated described by
NewYork physician as dangerous 20 life and detri-
mental 10 health" Malaria in all its forms, from the
sinplest TO the most dangerous is prevalent scarcely
one escapng The attention of the owner Of the offend
Ing property been repeatedly called to It, but his
agents only promise that shall he abaied The help Of
the local health board been invoked, and still it
mains moved away, vOwing never to return but my
property remained tenantless The ease was intended
"a he brought before the Grand Jy and after two post
onemenfs the owner attorney, Abraham Hyatt OF Sing
Sing offered 10 anything that the eopanants would
acree that reasonable, the attorney representing
that the owner prominent man and did not want
the reproach of being indicted The following is what
agreed to- sent by registered letter to his attorney
and received by him. signed by the local physcan the
bvsicau to the Board OF Health and by the residents
affected {:
DEAR SIR In accordance with our talk and under
standing at White Plains relative pond OF r. G. Van
wycE at IN; P1Se be- ne we ye agreed 10 remove '0
l. TO drain the pond and remove the accommodations
of muck and also the rank growth oi weeds and brush
s5and il be desired to retain the pond for ice we
sbal he satisfied IL 81 made tight after removing
the muck, etc., making sluce-way BY which y can be
he done In a thorough and substantial manner.
THIS we think Is necessary and entirely reasonable and
sha expect by your promise 10 our wishes III this
&. c. KNIGHT, NJ. D.,
Physician to Board Of Health for Cortland.
7. J. ACKEE, NJ. ID.
NATHANIEL FUTILE.
A. II. DTCKMAN.
T. p UOAG.
The extent OF the pond is about or lessnOt
avery formidable job feel that have done AL that
can not wishing ocondemn the place because Of this 10
cal trouble and 30 easily remedied, but do feel like
calling attention 10 the and his failure 10 keep his
proinises be is none other than Pierre c. Van Wyck,
United States Assayer n.NewYOrk, and member Of the
lost by an unprecedented majority also wish to
call the attention of Legislature the fact that the
existing laws are not sufficient abate nuisance they
should be amended or supplemented that 1t viii be
possible. Very respectfully,
ONE OF THE sGFPERERs
Crol0a ~ Y, Dec. z, 1882.
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kindred. Instead of being frugal and industrious
peope we have become fast and live upon excitement,
when wo should let moderation be known 70 al
men," There is hardly an industry In the East wnlcn
has not sufered from the evils arising out OF thus state
of affairs. - hADlA'
Ne,c- Hartford ~ T., Dec. 90, 1882.
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Dress Alakn9.

ADVERTISEMENT FOR TIE NEN.
" YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT 4 az
UPrOwN OFFICES, No. 1888 broadway, corner Thirty
lr.tsi., 3OS West Tweuty-turl--i colnec lghthaye.
No % Fourteenh-si Jnionsguare, 200 Third
ave. corne- Forty-seycuh.sti ut tho HARLEM OFFICES
Nos LOO and 2.3DO Thiri-aye. corner Onehundrcdand
twenty up to D. N. at regular ice rates
nRESSMAKk Err Thoroughly understanding
her business gives stylish cut. and will make eng"e
rent 10 20 out families, ref rruces from some
of the frst families in the city lessons gwen IN cut ng la
or mi nj civ Address Miss SIMMS, $40 3daye. city.
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Brown: "Ain't seen Robinson lately. What's
becoIn. nf hin - JO.c-: You're NOT h tCl 10 see MN.
dear boy. Fact Is Il wouldn't have believed H., sou
kuosj, nos cot INTO trouble through marfJ ing NO
wives" Brown: "Bahl what Oi tnatf Look me
awnt e1ample-fye got INTO trouble tnroug marry lLg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-01

rorBLE TRACK, THE Mosr IMPROVED EQUIP.
nENT AND TIE fastest TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
express leave New York. via DesDrosses and Court
iaudt stieets FeTrles, 40 follows
bIo 20 s. $50 % and 10 Limited, ii N, 310 $40
4, D, y, Z. 3, and p M, and IL night SUNDAY p o
- IAmlteds and 10 IN. l. i. 2 :. aud ~ and l3
niss lUaius New.York daily, except sunday.
20 4. M. and running through wa Trenton AMI
S"as trains street station Philadelphia.
H11ol 800, 52u $40, 600 1870 $50, 800, aud III IL
Limited LxpIess BOP. m l. 8. !o;Zo Limited y.
81 3 80 tors Lmltec G3J, 745 :, and 500
isye VIA Camden, N. 4:SO D. daily
except sunday 80, aoa l., u.o.a,rav 4 As,or ,t.,.,
~ pesbrOsses and LodrandtstS COurLst, aud
~. I'm Annex Fuiion-sL, brooklyn NOa
M III, and hudson ST., HoDoken station 5rsey Cisy
tnInraat Ticket Once ~ J. IL. al, I'M, Al. , ,h.o.
1 transfer Company Will Gail TOT AMI SasS>
90 1 ON llvtcis ami resdenCea ,,,,np
CHAIR" sra, Hnpngcr Gene al Passr Agent
c,TnNtNtiTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
- toS MEETING WITH ALL POINTS EAST, -,
Rednced fare 80 Boston for hrsteass tickets eoou ov
speci6d on their ace. ~ excentsdt AZ 43O d.
a. on p Zen "a North River foot o. Jayst New i9. ar
rivng In iOatnu 9. Tickets loi SAFE At AZ P'PA'
u6Sst NOE LINE for freight only. steamers leave
a. 81 i.orn River. fot Of Wffense $50 D. M lhJ
ss..ys evreptri), Boston VA flOs ldence d4ec.
"u''"''' J. ~ So kISS. General lS---'~- NeHA
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miscellaneous.

NGELLS TURKISH, ELECTRIC MD
" RoWAN BATHS, 81 Lexington ave. want young
ned nm mon and women; medical students graduates
prefer ed also cook and steward
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filming.

OFFICE or rug FtvDIEY GOLD MINING Co. or GEORGIA.
&c BROADWAY, NEW luKN
THE annual mectiGg al the stockholders o.
TINS company too elcoln OF seven Trustees and the
TRANSACTION OF suD business come fore them,
vt ne r,d a Offices. 20 BrudiWay. IN the 'ty OF
Now ora on Iucs i4, January y 1851 at irAlscr
u,oa Will Friday. january D 1855 ana reopen On
January -, 1858. "Ho' =. fhN"OD'' 7'c.''"iS.
JusIicE ANp MNMotH AID EAGLE And TElSlpAp)
MINING OUArAN4-. Of Ah.oNA,
NLw OAK. Dec. - 1882
rHUE ANNUAL Meeting of the stock
of the aDDt companies for tine e'ctOn
Dlf, d AID .Ac transaction i Io.hrt business 2s may
b. brought before sad moing Wal O' mead at the ONCE
Ia yaay ~ - FealIst GA MONDAY nuaIJ To- at
y. - - - ...',r.,,-,
I'VE ANNUAL MEETING of the stoIh-
Il holders oil TILE VAN d. WATER GOLD AID sill.
WEIR MIXING COMPANY, for the election Of Directors ANA
other bu.acs viii be- hcat the company olce room l47
No II Broadway Tuesday. Janlar o, 1855, 90 II AZ
Transfer books vii lose January open January 10, 1853
WM IL. DUNCAN,
s"rot'ry.
OFFICE
AID NEw.NOHK AiIN4N. AID SMELLING Co,
80 bEOfDWAY NEW loKk )
TNlIE ANNUAL MEETING OF tie s,Oc~huld-
r,s of this Tor tine election %. seen trustees
And he nan 0tIcr business - may come pe
fgr ,u val be hold a. Ue picc of Mc5ss oen 81, lfsN
i. o. al liOldway the ,ity 81 NcWNOrS on Nl-DNi-7-
IA y Iauu4iy g. 4 y.
transfer books Will cO-c December 80 1857 and reopen Oh
the 5th day Oi January, Is ~. . . So. ,,, ,,,. .
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Cost ano tonno.

thIOA REWARD.-LOst between the
y IUU Phenr Saona the custom sIod lOq, nae
ST including one bill OF sIOD0 sna one en he nonsv
10 fhe TIN PLATE DECOHATING CO.. ~ Johh ST. y. 4
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New.lork. via Desbiosses aud Courtlanlt
streets Ferries, Ak follows
harrisburg PisDulg the West aud south with Pullman
Iaa,C Cais Attached ana p. IA. daily, NeW.iOrk
l ago Limited Oi ParlOr Dlnln smoking and
lug cars a. day
Wilkins port IOck Haven a NJ. p. M Cory Enc At
D. onnecting at Cory for ntusyile, Petroleum
anu the oil ttUgl0us
Baltimore. Washington AMI me Soht Limited Nashlngtdn
Expl,ss" oil Pullman ParOr Care daily except SUNDAY 10
a. arrive Washington ! p IA tesuar via IL and T. r.
al ID aud $50 a. M $40 and D. and II ngnt; VIA
H. ana .. Il. H.. / aud p. M, ana - night
Sunday. via Is. and r. II. X. NJ D. m, and ~ night
via IS. and o. X r.. p. M. AMI IL night -,
Atlantic CITY. except sunday 0lO a H. anu p N On
SUNDAY, J:lJ m. .,-- go =, ~. - ,,.o
fouS {rpneh Bay Head Junction intermediate stations
Via Hahway aud Amboy a w.. l. noon, $3.50 and y ~
g. g...I q .1t
poas Of brooklyn Annex" with ali through train,
mr. Jersey CITY, a1ording speedy and direct Tor
BroOklyu travel u..,.t.,r. 90 IL, .,, ., M.
.n,, ~, dai,v frou Washington baltimore 90
49, 30 $50 $3.50, 1910 and lU:JJ pm ouAda, UJO
c'V - 1000 From Baltimore on
Si,r.aVs g35 D. From Phadelpnia, 800 81. $50,
IN az az y, g4O 1910 ll4O l20, 2 300 $50 O2j
T..1 = 5D g.a5 1920. 1888 ami 1880 Sunday 80
600 83c $50 ll4OA H." o'Z" 'SO 49, lO@O lU3I and
u.hu IL
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mns,eal instruments.

nFATTY,S ORGANS, n stops, $l25. Pianos,
X 80 "a Ia tory running day and nighL Sa'<io"o
- "a iay1.,s DANIEL 4. BEATTY Washington, ~
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TO PHILADELPHIA.

THE oLD-EsrABLlsHkD ROUTE AND SHORT LINE.
am nRAINa EACH WAY WEEK. DAYS AND9ON SUN.
~ DAY 8 STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA, ~
D@NN' NEW lOhh
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norRIE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
nENT AND TIE fastest TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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lRYrELEoRApn TO TIE TRIBrNE.l

Iotal salesfor The daJ 5--UO o8U7
-seller 60.
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FOR PROVIDENCE BOSTON AND THE EAST
ALI. RAIL FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT
III Express trains daily sum avs excepted 60 Boston at
n y. paOr ear attached, and lup IN. with altce
se,png cars sundays at 10 with palace sleeping
Ticket. and uarOr seats securel al Fth
Windsor Hotel ucXet Omccs aud al Grtld Uuttu Del
L. ". EILkINS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-01

On and after November IL the trains
leave from railroad Depot foot Of CoraEdst
except sunday, parlor attached. Wash
ingon $40 Night express leaves Washington at 955
M daily Sleepes and day coaches through to Cincinnati
Chicago and st. Louis
z m, daily Fast line arrives Washington 1856 a. m
n9s 1880 0nGaSe ssH ener. ana and St Louis
through 10 Cincinnati, ST. Louis and Chicago.
12 O'CLOCK night daily arrives at washington Sis m.
Day express leaves Washington at 1918 daily sleepers
and day coaches through 10 Cincinnati and Chicago,
" No other lines make faster time the West Trains
arrive from the West at $50 800 and 1850
checked to destination Companys Offices 3j and II Broad
way and at all the offices OF the Pennsylvania Railroad Co
pany
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-02-17
RRY CREEK, NEW, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY IT, 1885,

in the middle, as he thought some
thing was after him from behind.
We located the cave for tunnel site,
said not word to Jim McCurdy, but
came into Cherry Greek, as soon as
we could. On our way home 10
Phoebe we are detained at Campbell's $
ranch, and l indite this truthful
sketch Of our adventure for the NEWS.
After we have been home TO Phoebe
and arranged matters, we propose in
the spring returning to our discover
les and more fully exploring the cave.
l left some OF the specimens at Mike
Coreoran's saloon, but question If
the oil fox Will show them. Any
person is welcome to the extensions,
as we think we have millious in the
original.