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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-17

Mn. JOHN TlilEL, Wilkcsbarra Pa, writes
have suffered from Salt Rhcum for over eight years,
at tincs 50 bad TINT could not nrleud TO my husi.
and four bottles o. iesovcnt, have entirely cured
Sold by all druggists lsicc: cut!cua. 70 cents;
Resolrcnt, g.; Soap, Is cents. PoTTEn DRud AND
CHEMICAL Co., Boston, Mass. 81 - lSV5Gf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-17

Sometime after the shootinga warrant
was issued for Burke by Justice OF the
Peace Criswcll on Il charge OF man
and William Drusan, Ex-City
Marshal, WIS appointed Il special constable
to make the arrest. Marshal Burke had
disappeared, however.
For hall III hour or so Burke remained
about the City Building, and then left.
His friends said that when the proper
time came he would surrender 10 the
proper authorities; that he concealed
merely because Mayor Cooper was
out OF town, and ii arrested he would be
required to spend the night in coniinc-
mcnt. Considerable bad blood is said to
exist between Marshal Burke and Ex-
Marshal Drugan, whom he succeeded, and
some apprehension was expressed lust
night lest trouble might result il Drugan.
should succeed in discovering Burkc's
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-17

!. II. DRAKE, ESQ.,, Detroit, Mich, suffered I'm.
told fortunes from salt Rheum, which appeared OH
his hands, head and face md nearly destroyed hIs
eyes. After the most careful doctorins and a con.
sultation Of physicians failed to relieve him, no
used the CltIeuFp Remedies, aud ,was cured, and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-17
THE VICTIM DIES.

Wclch walked about half II square up
Noble street, and then fell. rassers by
ran to him, and found him very weak
from the wound and loss OF blood. lie was
conscious, however, and remembered hear
Ing the first shot, though he did not think
it wns so close.
Wclch was removed into the house OF u
Mr.. NayIor, near where he fell, and u
physician sent for. Before he arrived,
however, the young man was dead.
Burke, after continuing the chase after
Mullen Tor some time, gave it up and re-
turned 10 the Mayors office, learning on
the way for the first time Of the sad result
Of his shooting. Considerable excitement
was naturally occasioned by the affair and
many people denounced the Marshal. OF
course he was not TO blame for the killing
Of Wclcl, except rs the result Of firing al.
ter IN escaping prisoner who had been
confined ior trivial oilense. Had Null
len instead OF Wech been struck, the in
dignalion would have been less, but the
crime OF the same grade.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-17

"TuE Want" Soap is the biggest OF all,
tho best Ave cent bars, .ii a M
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-17

I'll 1tCGiA SOAP. An exquisite Toilet. Bath, and
WI AplSesy sauAuye. s7at ~ au27'Wk4W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-17
~, 5, load 81 receipt. &, head .AIo,..,

e., saa 9 load soi receipts SIS head .hptpusn,,
Petroleum.
OIL CRY, Pa, September i6,-S.uo..,
settllcatcs opened At 76c; highest III Inh,is
'S]ie; closedat 5GIc. Sales, i,i.O 90 bc,e lowest
nilecs slot CO. ibGifost runs 77ifi GS,,ss Cltar.
mehS y i!a barrels. charters in ~ Ln.sS thip,
Sl,y W exchange stock, 81 Is lid. STSSs III
sale OF one share ut 81 50. A' 81 S'ttd;
BaAnronn. "a. September io.-cr,,o Al,
runs Monday I095 barrels: total sLiMUvoll total
barrelss charters lS9 3si barrels. clrats,,nu 5.tG
w barrels, National Transit ceftarn,HSSo ava.
>, 'S'ie aud closed nj 7SaSc; hIshs; 7;Ts. VlShCd
TirrsviLlE, September lG,-SS,,,sn, r,.,.
!llicatcs opened q 1Sc:. highest - S Ssll Ger,
Mic: closed ~ Isc. shipments for tSo , sNt
en E!0 .ieeI aftsls. runs for the tn, ttnu S
PITTSBURGH, September lG.-ln tlp oto,,..,
llnaEket WIZ itfreinif aiid Mity active I,rIi,n ,uc
.isi MnSN @ISse: broke 10 j.c, In, tHO,' 70
anu closed irihcr al iSsc; trading lnl,nIv So'efrd
Nrw Yonx, September iG-Ir,rolru,D .,..,
United 7Gt4e. e"'ea'a steady;
Dry Goods,
NEW fonK. September II, There In, ,.,.
gooA ae.n@i NJ jobhinE hands MID S, pI.EN SStr
tnie Is IN PROGRESS ir0m agents Thri, My iArgc
hgeh ycFy Eo0l for Tuesday, aud Il, ,G M" n.y. have
Of hhlls, tsicGFalhS arc many Prints G,. "NShcc
EnMs' MekinEs aud MltinGs, iiAnnrls. hS.Is;,vu trS
a ,myI slTc;ait,es ',ave Nnl jimmy requests. ~
@Ss hem dca', IN very lightly, ESis,ts,,. Mssyn'
smais .Sn Packages for The lust week Jr,es'o oa
81 JAii.lnry llI,OiN packages, aguinN iliiS ,hnt
cotrt pnnuing period Oi last vnr nn, IL ~ ' lae
ages III ISL the largest total IN nur nrTn zach
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-17

WILL MCDONALD o5ia Dearborn st.. Chicoco
gratefully, acknowledges oure OF Salt l;heum on
head neck, face, arms and legs Tor seventeen years:
not able to walk except OIL hands aud knees ior
one year; not Gble TO help himself for eight years;
his casc hopeless; permanently cured by Cutic,,ra
Rcsolyent lblood purihcr) Internally and Cut!curn
anil CutiCrn SOnp THE grcnt skin cilrc) extcrnallv
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-17
Gola,ttcd.
Grnc11 aotircs.
StWATE FAIR PREMIUMS

STATE FAIl. PREMIUMS.
All persons wloarc entitled to premiums n, IL,
State Fair will please call Mt the Court House d
Ohio county, W. W., on September a, lssi, mud IT,
ccivc them. GEORGE HOOK
-helo - go Treasurer,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-17

unchanged. Whea. heavy; No. . rcd 7;e Corn a.n
w; No. =, 53l@c. Oats inac,ivc; 10. : mixed
~. a1c Eye :eH''y; No. ., 5GIe. Barley steady
a,'u iileiiaHEgtl Fork dull q, :iG 30. Lard inn
WHISKY Ilrm NJ ;! H.. :ul,rr steady ind ,,ucEanr
e. hsSs hfnier ut isai3szc Chec:e tiru. n,,d un
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-17
rllr SHOOTING LAST NIGHT.

The case last evening seems 10 have
been still more inexCusablc, and tho re-
suit is the more to DO dcplorcd that the
victim was III entirely unoilending passer
by,
Shortly before 7 o'clock Marshal Burke
saw .Jark Mullen, n prisoner In the lock-
up, run ont OF the workhousc, n long
wooden shed which adjoins the city offices
and lail on Belmont street. Mullen had
effected his passage from the lookup into
this shed, and from there into Belmont
street. The Marshal started in pursuit Of
him ut once, Mullen running down street
aud turning west on Thirty-iirst street,
along the B. 4 o. bridge. Burke followed
closely, and after running to Noble street,
fired 1T Mullen. Tho first shot had no
effect, and ho followed it with another.
Just then Willie Welsh stepped from be;
hind one OF the stone piers OF the b. 4 o.
bridge, md the bull struck him OIL the
right side, entering his abdomen, and
causing fatal wound. He walked on,
and Burke not knowing that he had shot
him fred II third time, and continued his
pursuit OF Mullen. The latter, however,
escaped unhurt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-17
THE CRUEL DEATH.
OF MILE WEIGH AT BELLA1RE.
lie ID Killed by n Stray nullet f-om Police
mans pistol-sad End Of Chase after n
" Fleeing Prisoner by Marshal Jack Il
uurkc-Seeded Lesson to Officers.

A sad case Of fatal shooting occurred at
Bcllaire last night about seven o'clock,
which ought to serve MS warning to men
clothed with a little brief authority aginst
tho indlscriininate use OF firearms. The
victim was Willie WEIGH, young man Of
twenty years Of nge, employed nj the B. &
O. round house ut Bcllairc, and his ,inwit.
ting slayer was City Marshal Jack Burke,
OF That town. Burke's free use Of the pistol
Is well known here. Ills serious wound.
ing OF one Of tho three Mt. Olivet burglars
arrested on Water street, in this city, by
Burke and Capt. Bennett n few months
aso, was commented upon at the time us
rash and unnecessary. The other two
were easily arrested by Capt. Bennett
without oven showing pistol, though tho
two were armed "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-17
1.-Two Stoclf.

CHICAGO. September lG-rhc Drortr,. .Jovrno, "a,
ports: Hogs, receipts Loo head: shipments 50S0
nead market weak ut 5Il0c lower; r,,t,ch nscIiny
SsaS y; rEGkmg and shipping s. 1G 4; lishi
Receipts 800 head: shipments Il CO heed. ,artct
S,eauy: EXPORT grades 81 G,A7 III; good to choice
sshlpplns 81 UMG 60: common to ineJium s: "a,
oW: s,hesp-itecc:pts 1000 head shipments none:
,'Ifot bTlsS hit weak inferior 10 lur 81 Nhl, q.
,nsd,"m 70 good s. tusl y; Tcxails s. Ms;S X:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-17

CIIAS, HOUGIlTON, ESQ.,, lawyer, q State Sd.
Boston, reports ease Of Salt Rhe,im under his oh.
scryntlon for len years, which covered tho PATIENTS
body and limbs, md to which NIL known methods
Of treatment had been applied withou, Ienc,t'
which was completely cured solely BY the Cutlourn
Remedies. leaving Clean and healthy skin, :,
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
WEST SHORE OtITF.

w VIA wTgI stoRE OF HUDSON RIVER
Al eye pt 40 M trtn leave Nrat i"i't, OorIlhnm
and Icsbfossc' sti stations iSO NJ tram leaves Hou'
west q II. Oily. ..--.
81 40 10 a m, ~ M Pullman scepers through
81 ious 'bi N, ~ m Pu Imam sl-epers.
uapruslnn ltidsa, IA ara Fails Bunnlo Hoe tNler 'iV
a M, q. .sp m 5lcehng n riof cars thiongh
fyfpclse, Iiln, 10 a m, 500, = = m
tnra. TO- 10, ii20a NJ { .ii5p'.s o. M. ..., A.,
Cn,sst anc Albany '1iie ID. iisD M $50 'ooo -
m .... .... 49,. =, a.. 49, ..,a A, oc
'fot s5h,tIal ard cspptn pn.t ligbw. tsepm
IA nian Lsndon 10 m Bsb. 30 NJ fdttnts 'ooV
ftiy qthst train. haty except srntrr. .....,..,.
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t,tss b, III uimatibn ppri y Jirrs jstryI ~ Peru
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t-.ss tAfwf..sNss stsI t. n wv. asa \.
tsNss.ss:ss. TN SsIAss 'sassasss s~ M. As.s.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
10 PHILADELPHIA
VIA niiih rfHNsYtVAHiAhA tnoAt.
fhhnfnHaf houim
10 faAtsa tAon Way wehB .nafs AHb . ON
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Trans hsve Aaw Nnfh nnshf0saaa and oOfanft
beet trrfira 80 Oli"Ws
hpu 7 o. ~ HiN aut 10 Limited ~, mao l, 800,
"a, if'n, d. a. AMI y W, aud night undaYs a. 10
y lulint hni 10 a T. t, I, y anh u N, ani "
night hniTa 4 aud q nd GLASS Too
Trains eayini New-f0rs daily ereapt sunday 6'O,
40 amt ~ ~ a. N, = L. an D. oohna1t at iron
ton 10 camden
Naurnmg ir leave Brnal.st station, PIN siepha 1901
$40 32O 4. $50 except Monday q 90 7ini S2O $50
H. and no ~. Ii Ited hrprsst l3O and SGD. m
8lb 500. 4. ii5, $50 nj 4. 80 IimiteD t3l q o
and g. Leave Philadelphia via Camden. 500
daily except Sunday
Ticket Of ccs. i3 $40 and 9i4 BROADWAY Asor House
ami loot OF DesDrosses and COftardt .ts court ~,
AM rdoh yn station ioDt Of Futonst. BROOKLYN
us5 "a Hotel HoDDkeD ~tat Jersey CITY Emgrant
Ticket Oilcc, No a'tsry Place nj C.stle Garden
h" Ncw-forv TTanscr will call for aud check
bag 5ayo non ho an residences
CHAR rs 70. PUI ! u. WOOD
General MANAGER General fassr Agent.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
DHILADELPHlA AND READING Il. II.

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Direct connection % and iom nrookJn Annex roat-,
TIME r.nlhSofPl,EsiTHSS9 ,siHSS snIr,fsG,r Soy e,h iesn
fGF .65 & S"G 1sSroH SoGa Co. Go %; 20
40 o. lao,pm. sUN1AYs . al ;i5.n IN N; 80 LOOP ~
,he'tnui ~ ., ooumbiaavo for MansyunS. con'ho
pRH1YTS1onG6M G%s on all Day Train, aaa SLEEP Sc
nctSrso 2" caso saSS hiiprLrulA vrn and orc.n ,r,
100 itlO. $50, ilbO a. m, 10. $40. 6i9 Gb. ~ m
sH5NSas? & i no. GS so Ts' 52 a2S 5ai Gda i, rs
sTNnAI siSa u sRa 400
300, 1908 li95 ~, -. AZ GA 75$ p Sa-" NJ Sun
70, nAys 2' asp6E 9s H sHEgrunY Lrwspuro and
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an. 100. 1880. 4o| $50 6i5. Loo m. sundays at
FST n zoo sSS iS Frras r. t' Fl Zoo a.
loo l3o $40 b46p M sunlsys At 5:aop
for oG PI.f = l9Sa SG IN a ~ ~ oo ,o ~,
Tor nifHairnEw, ALLENTOWN and MArcn CHUNK
sti;OO. ..Ou s46 ~, 100. l3o. 340, 5IC p sunday
For EAsroN at 400 7o1, s,5 a. m 90 1880. sao 400
For HIGi BRIDGE BRANCH. ct tOo, SAB a IN 400
ror IL u 'IrNG1ov, ZOO si5 m 100 i.3s. 400 4so
FOR 50 s@ MitPy9ELE II INT t6o %S s.s 1880 !lS a.
SO 7.6o s.ib 1880 y sunday 400 SOFA m iso
rI PiAixigiELp. 400 600 100 si6, $50 ioso. lii5
m, Zoo So zsG a8o, st, 5. tqo 80 200 $40, $40,
nAis. e. o, 400 si5. m zoo m 'aO 900, $50, f.so
rSi 81 'S AscHs s SSsAT qgoyEe
Orrau Clagrl ai tom, 7iib = n
ror fHrEiioLD AiSlt, llona. ~ 400, an0rin
Tor LAKtWOUp. TONS fiNfh hnH NANNkIAl a. 4; so.
,sr ssfis9 safis9liia 9liia ''iSiS TisrlAsD and nnDotios at
i{Oa IN J so y m, ..-.. ...--. ....
KTW JfRsEy SOUTHERN DIVISION.
IRON Pier so g. Eaiih hisrr, se spues negh.
Ni0U fuMa hivEn BAnVpuA J. az, ~ aip y NJ
ss Ts ,s ss ef ~ r?r'a .t 81 p d T ''S s r. III 49,,
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bsbavG isp4 AteniraFr ~ Hphytsr, ypt Nashlue
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jTE W0IIHN, p,u nAkt UuR, 49,. d. -.
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New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
fI'iiE EKlt HALLWAY, now known as t'e
Il NETWORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL


ArIans N ms ol trahs NON hamnet.' % ~ urpot ~
colches % hagla atoa, ELrira aad naislo sleeping
=. M, iiSd ana 10 c.tra charge
TO- tine Pullman sleeping Coaches 10 Bufio arriyng
M. DE- rot o25 m sa am lica 6;5 q mi Cevo sui.
LAP tincunRt T. - M 81 Louis. $40 a. IN. ser
ont day Connocug ta ms arrive Toledo o95 ne and In
spmrnaiy racifc EIpr's, for the West Solid Train
ura nna"lo Sia@ara F,i, hneina aud Chicago Hotel
and hunrl noAins Coachesto hicaso
Rnthor ord ald PassAo 5lj 2o 80 1920 ~ noon
Id 3a,o 4iO bi 80 GilO $40 ~ oilop II midnight
SqaNsy" no is 80 ao "7 @ 50 oac " n5o% aS $50
$40 80 $50 40 y $50 $50 1880 man IL m dnght
'a saSaf aaa Paterson via %ewas G,s so iso ~
80 Sso 900 a,2o re N and 4 ptnisht saturday
!" sSs,% I'm" $40 10 o "a Ss6 sHSo olo 81
aud ~ ldnlet sundays bA6 $50 LOGO IN lhb $50 m
Wsrsle. 40 io.i.a@t,iegn sundays s'i1am s,,,,v
Rond"ut and Kingston aud Montgomery am A3op M
g., shrn b16 100 o 1870 q M $50 $50 <3o s;sO
pn sunday 64e s52 10 ~ ,b ~ $50 n n.ao GAO m
suaGsy m,I 3, sss 1870 t'ac PM The n and
t3o trains connect with New York onaro Ard 80, tn
Tor ~ Wis 7s6 TO- 20 M 40 'R' ssopn sunday
$50 lDr.O an; G9@os SPIN ,,,.. ., ,,r
fro siS u T. in'i5 W every hify minutes from
lOib m TO i2i5 every hour ~ 49,,
sccrr coaoe can be ban'd and ord r. for The ch cins
and trasro OF baggage may be ei III. company' qN,cs %
Court't Rroollyn. ora tho Coupanys Depots =, ,.,o
FI rom The West arrlvein NovYork ~ INV
JOHN y ABBOTT Gcn'l ra'sr AGent. Ncw.York.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSE1;
Trains e1ys for NpScwoOd co,isr " 10 sSS %
Nkir,rs, Nksfif / No. snnaoSs W. m ana az M w.
Nsnnei sDrns valley and %cnsogi ID a M tOo p m
jonN n ABBOTT. Gonr Pa.sr Agent. New.York
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
Gifamooats an> RAILROADS..

LBANY BOATS.--Grcat reduction in fare to
N 81 cents NewYork to Albany Peoples Line steamers
DREW ani II. JoH every week day at Pm. Pier Al
n. H.. foot OF Canast, this city.
NATSKIIL LINE.
~ ST sAMERS KAATERsKTLL AND CATsKILL
from Of arrson.st ~ r.. every week ,av at p M
Stuvvcsin stockport and Athens Tuesdays Thurs
DAYS and saturdays
NAY LINE FOR NEWBURG, FARE, 5Oc.:
InnIlng at Cr,nstons west Point. Cold spring AMI
Cornwall steamer JAMES 4. BRETT leaves foot West
10th 81 DAILY at II q. m. SUNDAYS att u. IN.
+ EUIGH VALLEY acknowledgements
trains leave depot loot Of cortlnD II aud Deso' so,
town, Rca'ug, Mauch CHUNK WikcsbnrTc, Towanha, wa
verly Ithaca Geneva Lyons Buffalo AMI the West PULLMAN
throngh cothcs run daily Local trains at m AMI oo
H. ~. Tor Elsfo1 Bstilenom ,ni co,ly. - =.
Trains ieaviny 1t flD a ~; AMI w p m connect ,,t
nil n1inti M,hin0y AMI ltNleton coh reynnt Snnty
transo, ii for Maneh Chnak s:l0a Leave Mauch Chunk
General Eastern Once. No 9S5 nroadNay;
NTEW-HAVEN STEAMBOAT cos STEAM
y Frs. &. II. NORTHAM AND CONTINENTAL lcav,
Peel slim No. ~ H. ". at y. an
(Snnlavs eVceptell; conncctiny nj NnwH1ven with
trins :or MEkTDEN. HARTFORD SPRINfFIEIp
HOLYOKF, &c Tickets sold and b1yg1ce checker nv t
". ". and 4 Courst, Brooklyn Excur sion to
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
flats dno t,ooms.

sW'" N''' s'""''"'
pANrMENfs 10 LEr N. TIE
- con ss'sSgs''iSTsS'rl3,s gs''iST Ts'rl, i 81 }Nts'gaypp5tAvH.
Appp e IT, F9Fisa issa s"p, nw s i, s1s' AID i,Asys &
-FIRs, GLASS APARTMENTS In the
y, S,Sssx n. sI'ts. \, at sa',.s .'s'"S'y'
ooHnGhpt' ooHnGp'ff ! T. !, sids1 Isess u ana sth
snn. ,ajs, in' as n,'" w. '"' "'' MACDONALD
q sl-st and broadway
Fully AND HANDSOMELY furnished
posurei In The superb nIe.proo he sea 'rlment
House o- 3d st. pet ween 1!ave ana SgaHs
% o Fnc .esianr,nt with peaa weekly rates to
Viii rent for months Sg one yesr IN r bundns
CAB. PRATr JR.. III broadway, room TO-
A SUITE OF ROOMS without board in private
n house centrally located furniture and other appoint
%srsss %sas sss. g. to ooa aa' 10 rrps r ss oes
A PARrMENTS for gentlemen in quiet,
references.
AN American family in East lsth-st., near
n Third Avenue Elevated station. viii rent two very
%SsS nSS T%ess H%afsss HE%Ir aiS TSaSs c@a @ '' ~
A ARrMENTS for bachelor, physician, den
JOCKEY y tJi ULUb BUILDING. Madsonsve aud e7th-s
DACHELOR RS.-COMFORTABLE UNFUR-
Grey Park nd rwontoi. 81. 80 per Private bite;
~
ELEGANT APARrNlEN FOR BACH
tt sVs S9psi DT taT coaP%IT n fnos F%s
location In the city.
ZINE FLNTS.-Fivc rooms and bathroom
hot and cold water rent s2O Z" sa'' Inquire o' ''n'o
HANDSOMELY furnished rooms to let con-
vcncnt to surface and elevated 'a roads '97 fi''h
ave. Gentlemen only.
HAWTHORNE In this iirc-prooicd home
II Il West 6Dth.sf, apartment cons
@.aSee Vie. Of sa SaS mS eH.s ne tie and are Of
tho nis character -,--.-.
cIJIIE.-tno luxuriouslv furnished, decorated
rooms o' HfEe' TSe dhssca W. Yes, 2ds
ru,o RENT in the Hawthorne, l2S West 50ih-
Iarae completely furnished far. Duplex PLAN all
light
V'HE GRAMERCY,
2oth.st corner OF Gramorcy Park.
large and one for rent unfurnished at ro
aucea rate, in is new strictly drstclass building
.,so bachelors rooms At sl6 per month"; Apply to
SUPERINTENDENT
THE MADISON, .25 MADISON-AVE.-
Apartments suite AMI single rooms furnished and I'M
furnished; restaurant
TNFURNlSllED large square room and bed,
O% ,Sssa Vos eat t s"i nsecd SsS 100" 0"
=
w ll3 AND ll5 EAST lBrH.Sr
Apartmcn'a furnished and uninni'he' with steam
heat etc
Il WEST 29TH-S r.-Vcry desirable suite OF
rooms (paflor noor 90 le with or without 'ae taoo
beat ic,etrucee.
Sril-ANF.. 7l9 AND 75l.-Elegant apart
ntuts furnished ~ un'ipnshei, with nistca pollu
for aniira and singn gentlemen terms moaeia'o i0e'
ErIl AVE- 3o7-A newly Furnished ,a.,'. sergne ,,,s
~ duof faoirs srrny All day nso c'hrr foom' WIN
private tnblr references
Rooms wanted.
pAhrty FupNisll, small ,N.,1,i hcnse % sgsNf,Is ,lgN
a.a mijhtN Mj vw,lhrni Aaattss e Il A, Astns Oshee
NVANlBb,=Fatnshed .loom igt gentleman
w s ala IA psehansa t nts, eisss ,tirr w r,ssi
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New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
Steam pals dno iidl tod>s,

4 =NTONlNHIuN LINE,
fAnFs REDUCED fANuHift iAhinh Houfh
n,sane,s eayo f,on r,er 80 n a. hduiY efaa'a 7i't}h
ati.0pm Fr,l-oiass 10 Hoslon corresponding ,eiia
tiana tnM pnnis tis
staeroons uoAats Tor saa At all principal hotels AL
ticket OnCes,
PROVIDENCE LINE
For Freight only.
steamcrs MASSACHUSETTS ah rEQUOf eays from
Pierg3 ~ Il. daily except Sunday, al i.aOp.tn.
/. W POPPLE. General Passenger Agent,
-RONDOUT, KINGSTON and CATS
"a KILL OUNlAiNS. Landing At Cranstons tWest
TohIl Cornwall Newburg Marlboro Milton, POughseeD,lo
and sOpns connecting with Ulster AMI Delaware >tOlf
Glove aud Cltsklll MDnutun8 ant Kat H kurlttt
city of Niigston an lanH W. Bal win eiys
every day at .. Per foot HlrrsOnst, y. H. ex
cep Saturiay'. when city or Kingston leaves p III
making all landings.
$50 MILES FOR 80 CENTS. S.-Troy boats
~ leave foot OF Christ0phers North River daily. er
cept saturday, tp. IN.
EOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on lIOO-
i sATONIC and NAUGATUCK KAILlOADS-Stcamers
leave Catherine Slip u II 3p 23d st. East kiyor
3;lOp N. Fare lower Than by ANY other rout"
FALL RIVER LINE FOR ROSTON AND
m EAST VIZ. NEVP0Rr AND FALL.
RIVER Fares ucci 10 all oias dnrng Winter months
large ant pOwcTiIi steamers ftLGRIM and bristol
from PIER - y. a.. iODt o MnIrW't At ASO m. CON
necug by Annex" }oat from brooklyn and Jer.ey Citv
Ticket. anl ,tnicr0D nav be scliei NJ prir'i.
pal trAnh ani ticket oces, al ohc on Pier - " H. and
BOTDEN & LOVFLI. GEO. l. CONNOR
Agents ticl Pass. Agent;
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH PR.

NEW . UKN AND EJNV DNANIf1
~ lPennsyvanla RR.. foot Cortandt-
statons I'm Ncy.York Z st. and Dosbr0ssesat
Phia. & Read RTt foot Liberty. at.
LEAVE NETWORK. commencing November 10, 1884.
For south Amboy, via Phil & Reading RR. t;3J. S:I'.
u m Sundlys a. m . p - -
For Mattawan &C. via Phil. & Reading Rrr 4;So. s:l6
II: % a. m. l:50 4:oc, 430. 800 6A5 p m sandaayss
y. M sundays q. IN. o pm 90 o,o oo
7Ol u. m. sundays o. NJ 2. m. via Phil and Reanine
II . 20 81 i:3p 4. i:3O h:iJ sundays, :. $40
m For Long Branch Ocean Grove Asurv Park. Ocean
Beach Spring Lake Point Pheasant. &C. via Phia
dciuhia on Reading fl 4:iO Slj 1850 o. 045 NJ
sundays Stopping at Ocean Grove or Asbnry PARK 4
Stj m Pcnnsylvana tR 800 a. m. 200, $40 300
700 p sundays not stopping at ocean Grove or Asoury
park). q m. = D. IN. IN
M frO 800 p For Lakewood. Toms River and Barne-
cat via & r. Rit, at s:J lao $40 M For 10ns
Rvcr via Penn RR at a:opa For Vine and Brtigcton.
Atlantic its. &C. via Phila & Readng RIs. 1880 m
RIfF FI'~ RIODGErr, &. ~. HANCOCK. j. X. WOOD.
supt GP & + A., p & r.. RR O p. A. p. RR.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
'I'O BOSTON IN SIX HOURS.
The New England Limited Express.

At last the shortest line between Boston and NcwYork
via NewYork and NewFngand Railroad AMI the Air Line
has been opened and trains the cities Of
ani Boston at ctvcly arriving 40 the other at
p. This train IL known "The New England Limited
Express and ticGos should bo asked for by that name at
the 9 r nd Cenrs DcUot
10 VIII through In six hours stopping only at New
Haven Midletown and Wilimant and make SO miles
without stop. Thron paror cars aud coshes.
Busn viii ind thls a convenience as IL
either city In tmc for late dinner
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
q iip DIR, ler:p u Ints1

WANTED.-FO cash customer, n building
w on Water Front at, near Coeniies sllp.
rutland q WHITING. Beekman.st.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
Doaeo dno t,oons tjanito.

1 GENTLEMAN desires room ami board !;
~ qIa week third ~ ijnrth story pctmanent upOwni
ferrru,ps Address ". o b. Boz D Tribune powh omee
l283 pionlwsy
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
DENNSYLNANIA ABROAD.
ON and after Oct ". 1881.

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
York via Dcsbrosses and Cortlandt street
Ferries 10 livs: 81, -,,.u
Hsrri.burs Ptsurg, the west and South, with Pullman
pqlace Cars attached n. M. q and m ns'iv new
YORK and hic1yo Limited Psror. Dining smos ng ana
Sceuinc cars q a eNerg day
Williams ort Lick Haven y u, m. CORY anh f.Ile
at connecting NJ CORY for 1itnsviHe' Petro'enm
cen an the III REGIONS. - ...--,.-.--
Raltiuorc Sonth Ibnited Washin
rurrss Pum iar or Cars daily event Sind dly ~
m arrive Wasiln ton ln5 III Hrgu ar 70 bi2O s'O
an : l.3l n ~ l. ga and 81 and IL night sunday
bi5 n ~. ~ ~. and - nj NJ
Fr' ;aniir tity except sunday, Loo p M
For cane MAY. except nnday. li;loa IN. -.-.,---
Lon rarh ray Head aud rt rmediate stations
and Auiroy ~ and - noon alu, 300
b ~. n'dav, Al anil 9On 5.n0 D. m. do notsop
~ Asbuty p rtI .-..-
fua's r0s vn hnna, with MI Trough trains
efsey riiv anofdng - cdy and difcct TRANSFER tor
rript ntrivH. .....
Tian. nrrlvr From ptsbrrg 500 and sn NJ 1880 and
ln2i daily ani =. NJ. ialv e,cept Monday; tr?n
'aahirr f1u md Btilnprr. N9N anl w. =, m ", ~
so h2i 80 and 10 y snn'av sRi ~
IN; ; All r. An ~, 81 "a .ii N 'eeen, Mnnas"
g2}p"H1l u IN - v. l.3o ., 40 ago Alo. 0. -
snuder, 20 soc, llb H.i0 io5 liaj ~ ini gs0 100