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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-18
suNDAyAr uHAurAuouA.

CHAUrAuQUA, n. Y, Aug. H.
This has been Chicago to-day at
Chautauqua, About four thousand
persons attended the various Sunday
school exercises. Rev John William
son of Chicago conducted the Bible
class aud teachers meeting, 1900 being
present, Rev Hunrick Johnson
of Chicago preached at II O'Clock
70 1000 persons on Unconscious
Influence andgave the h .alaureate
address 10 the CnautaUqua gradual
ing class This afternoon the Young
Mems Christian association held n
platform meeting, aud was addressed
by y. + Jacobs and X A. Bannell of
Chicago; II &. Wright of IT Louis,
and g NJ Nichols of Springfield, O.
Rev. Hatfield OF Chicago preached
this evening.
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A Reply.
correspondence OF the Gazette.

correspondence OF the Gazette.
GRANDvrEw, Ten, Aug, H.
Your reporter who writes from this
place under date of August II displays
considerable personal spleen toward
"the youthful aspirant," as he terms
the correspondent who wrote from
here under date of August II concern.
Ing the difficulty between Mr.. Pankey
and Gran HARDWOOD. The only error
in our report of the affair was that
Pankey did not have any examina-
ton, ms we have since learned
In our report we said the diff.
Guilty was provoked by Harwood,
and further, there is nothing
in the article that reflects in any way
upon the character OF Mr.. Pankey,
Many good men like Mr.. Mr.. Pankey
nave been forced intoan alteration by
bad characters. Ii your correspon.
dent, who claims To be corrector of
reportorial blunders. would devote his
time 10 pclilios or whatever bis
calling Is, he would serve the ends of
Justice quite MS WELL
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-18
THE CALIGRAp

multitude of songs and parts of songs
that have died and been forgotten:
recollect reading in a book of REVIVAL
Melodiesn published by Hiram Matti-
son, ID. D., in Nv York, IL 1858, Il
number of old Methodist revival songs
which were fully as odd as any of orr
later Sunday school songs. One Of
these revival melodies pictures the joys
of heaven and declares.
"The'e Fletcher unites
With the old Israeli cS,
Pr4iSing God for free grace
While the angels ting base
One of the stanzas of that favorite
hymn
"nh How happy are they
VINO their savior obey
contains this verse,
and the moon 1t was under my feet"
This stanza was at one time printed
with the others, but in late revisions it
has been left out. An early metrical
version Of the psalms had the stanza,
.fe finny monsters OF the sea
Your Makers praise spout.
Come forth.ye fishes of the deep
And wag your tails about"
Gen. Chinese" Gordon occupies a
very high position in the esteem and
affection of the Christian rcople of
England, and they have full faith that
God, in whom he puts his whole trust.
will surely care for him in his critical
position in Khartoum, Egyp'. Gordon
will stand out in history as Ia sublime
Christian hero of the nineteenth CEN
fury
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-18

During the tenth century persons
accused Of robbery were put to trial by
a piece of barley bread on which the
mass had been said, and il they could
not swallow It they were declared
guilty. Sometimes a slice of cheese
WAS added TO the bread. The bread
was to be of unleaveded barley. and
me cheese made OF ewes milk In the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-18
FREIGHT TRAINS coLLrpEo.

ST. Louis, Mo-, Aug. 1.-Two
freight trains collided on the Kansas
Il Texas railroad in a deep cut between
Austin and Stoutville, yesterday noon,
and George Young, the fireman, of
Sedalia, was killed, Patrick Hartman,
the engineer, seriously wounded The
engines were badly wrecked. Several
cars we're demolished and n lot of cat
lie billed
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FIR tNCF.
tIIOIikRA.

PARIS, Aug. l7.-Five deaths from
cholera occurred at Aries during the
twenty four hours ending at eight
o'clock this evening.
A DUEL.
PARIS, Aug. IL "A third duel with
swords was fought between Emanuel
AraDee and Ernest Cadet, Journalists
of this city. Aranee was wounded In
the arm.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-18
GERMANY.
nIsMAKrK rnANks IrALN

NIoMNKVN TIIANNs TIA LN,
BERLIN, Aug. H. Bismarck has
thanked Italy for supporting Count
MINISTER'S proposal for the conference
to adopt measures for improving the
sanitary condition OF Egypt Bis
marck Expresses joy at the cordial re-
lations between italy and the central
powers.
ABBE LiSzT CAN sEE.
BERLIN, Aug. liable List, the
famous pianist, has sent An autograph
letter TO his friends denying the story
that he has become blind. He saws lie
Is able to work without difficulty.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-18
AN INcENpIARY rIRr.

New IBERIA, La, Aug. l7.-Early
this morning Gall & Pharr's saw-mill
was burned, 1t IL believed, by an in
cendiary, ~ threats to fire the town
have been made. Pharr, one of the
owners, is a member of the militia and
has taken an active part In he present
troubles. This incident has increased
the excitement here.
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FOREIGN NOTES.
stII,IA.

NuBIA.
AID FOR THE GORDON RELIEF ENPE-
Dlrl0N.
DoNGoLA, Aug. 1.-THE mudir of
Star has already collected great many
boats. 500 camels aud 200 men to ms.
sist the Gordon relief expedition over
the cataracts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-18
THE DAYS CASUALTIES.
The Business Portion Of the Town Of
Grenada, Miss, in Ashes Seventy
Eight Buildings Burned.
Excitement at New Iberia Caused by an
lnoendiary Fire-Collision Of
Two Freight Trains.
ANOTHER $500. 900 rrRE.

GRENADA, Miss, Aug, ia fire
last night destroyed the greater part Of
the business portion Of Grenada. The
fire burned three hours, consuming
seventy-eight buildings and their con-
tents. Loss, 100000; insurance, $685.,
900.
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The President.

KINGSTON, n. Y, Aug. l7.-Presi-
dent Arthur returned from Lake Mo-
hawk last night, A cordial welcome
was given him.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-18

Al an inn In sweden there is this
inscription: You will find herein ex.
ceiient bread, meat aud wine. nro.
V'ued you bring,them with you.n
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SPOR7IyG.|
The Galveston Nine Vim 4
tory Over the Brown \
By a Score Of lssl
By a Score Of hsl

Special to the Gazette.
BASE RAIL |
DALLAS, Aug. l7.-h |
club to-day scored its thih |
victory over the Dallas BID
ings in the State leagussh,
standing Dallas Il, Gslvat
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS |
up and the management d l
with two well known s.. u
ers whose strong batting "
qualities will 90 htNvu
Tor them the state chsr
The Nationals Of Housl
lead for the pennsnt 4
Friday, Saturday +
next. The league
till about December |
Easton and Secretary NY
state league to-day concl''
best 10 take shreveport ID
and have mapped out
cover the new arrangenls1
endeavor to get the consl
clubs for Shreveports adr|
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POLITICAL.
IRELAND DELEGATES.
ciaI In thu Gayette.

special 70 tne o"hebte'
.BoNHAM, Ten Aug. The Fan
min county delegates to the Houston
convention lett here this evening.
They go instructed for Ireland and
Gibbs. They were Capt. j. w. Dunn,
Judge w. +. B'amlette and w. a.
Evans
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SUPREME ISpIrFEKENcE.

Special to the Gazette.
MARSHALL, Ten, Aug. l7--Our
people are soiudiilerent about the state
convention that il is very doubtful
whether any Of u delegates will at
[ Nd.
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rEEniER,s caALlr|

BosToN, Mass, Aus.N1
ris, acting for John Teeua|
Sunday Herald and make
sitioD:
john Teemer will roE
ward idsnlon or wa
81 5OD II side on W
lake course in EnglaN'
months, five miles Win e
The course 10 be mutua's1
We will pay our own
will make the London N
stake holder If Necessary
[Signedl EpH. MoRRh|
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-18

Gen. West wrote . 49,
the nomination ioi ss'1|
the Greenback !, ii ! rs W
reasons for deciIn,,SSsf a.
one of which was inpssIIdS
Mi ss isIi and eous ~
not consider itadv.i.ssss.t j5l
have an electorai 's
On receipt Of e,u'n,r,nI|Il'|
chairman Of the cop 4
with the Chairman 49,
c emmy yention. who 49,
General VESTS
directed the tends, ipII
REGARDLESS regardless OF Mss
nomination nomination was So
these conditions, y
upon accepted. 100 a,
Mr.. Daniel Of ~, (
distributing Pr %s'
Loudon county, -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-18

The Indianapolis Stas
Talking of greenhorns
conductor to me recenl
older states one sees ls
them. Fifteen years W.
ming a passenger down !
One morning when the ~
at IA little station, a chsP n
dyed breeches, blue
vest, and a home-made, !, WI N
dressed me as ] steppsd WI
dis you the cierk o. lns 81
"'I'm the conducloi 1T
want p / answered hin,
81 want to so 70 le'h'1
kyar.' ,,1sa|
We'll, get aboard, Nv
climbed the steps ana M
door. When he lad v y! .
time some wag inslos /
Come inn There Se,s Z 4,
passengers in the coach, \
the front seat, shaking NJ
every one clear to The ~ X
asking each. How va ; ~
'How's your folks z. ~ "a
gers. He lived thirty ~ "
the mountains, ana Il
a train before. Wntp m
the car at Louisville
him. ,,.ks I
that and came 10 i y x /,
four years ago, while ~
Louisvil e, q well-drs Z. y
looking mau stopped. s asr' Il
He had to tell ine MIN 4
seen him before. WooaaSGis3
it ?-the greenhorn ~ l.S.uI,
one OF the first msl.s,,fs
vile, and is to-day ''''
,,,arti, Stol fE1t). II
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AmnSemcrt5.

RIJOU OPERA HOUSE. B'wav, near 3Oth-st.
~ end veek-st8n IN Room ouir.
Production ~ Balff's charming work.
Ilii BOHEMIAN GfGia
win excellent cast and seen ~.
! NCEUN THEATRE. 4th-avc. and 23d-st.
~ and LICLJM THEATRE HpOL of ACTING.
ASSOCIATE MANAGERst
steele MACKAr p. r. n. sAI.JEN r.. Gnstars FRoHMAN:
Direct % school . FPAVEfrN % 5. RrENT
Business Director ............... GU~rAVE FROHMAN
CHARLES MACCEACHY. Secretary.
Csncal occs of Mo ryreu rhe-fr, and School west
2.dst opp ste Firth avenue Hotel. Ncw.f ork
TIE LYCErN rHFATHE viii opou err'r In no coming
-,..a.. III ~ l'. .. pr. ~ y N. . - .L Nv
merit together with fr ~c.e H'rK4rra a-n4i nnvc -
apd mpoT oneni+ 10 udinf hi. roNi. patented sli.y
avoiding an po--nly 81 aan1. anco 10 seating Oh dis
ri7ainr au audience.
4 tCuouL. ~ ACrNq WI 10 dert'f.f vi'h ne ~
CFrN TfFtrnE tafrq and eeuteri.n ere .inr ~
mission win be- received af anf . lnd a''e nn accept
nnr nuIu'nlfy examination no assrf oil for trninpg ~
inc school student vlo,r nltrfa' fy Iasfrs II Will
%. .c. "i ffnn NJ ~nrf' .'Hf4.s hf ST. Nl'k 1fe
Mi.tayr r.ur'li iri,rn~ NJ fh- pf1rtrii ~ 3f me-
fr p,f a,r~., t,gIt. l NJ .,.s fI.,.tro ~ SUIT
dramatic ART
Physical rtsn.at
~ Mute ftpras.04
~ uf rriupnt tlf iHf Voice.
fN-t1tt Expression.
V-reffiae
~ NINETY ,...
VIZ inNy o. 'lafleert
Those 4cFerl bisnrhes conducted ~ distinguished
specialists ~ experience aHA reputation.
tHAPLrs aACeFAcHY
Secretary bYtepm Theatre management.
- n 81 900 81. "-F fNfR ~
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Deslns5s q bdntes

DGslnt5s q bdnte3
ENffLtttt OrPOHTt- Nt.tY fot profit
eilr mtfsfrsH HHbbnf raffsfF ff este % HffaHia
fnhrlrif tlaH situated vfhH l1 HI4n ft1H is ff,
fhWP isHa iHunaa stasH susrr -lHrft sHH HNfH
a ~ 'HfHF f.s % iG ftfaeft 30 iH tDd fssif 'i 800
mediate ne has tataTff ~ faf 0I fads 90 fHt ger
haT ATgF~ J. a. topU. 4 nsy e.. AeH f4h
WALL ABLE AkWsPAFER PROPERTY
IJh SALE ~ HHDLE DR tN Fthf
Hri' usa,satf .uh pr1sp rJus Sew paper widely
known rfIF ~ IS ,IpD Ur0ue iu rrnOuu state morning
~uHttF fad HfehF e IONS exclusive franchises 81
tDt FI -s ts.If complete and tN s.t ssss -iIn
~ NJ. field. .ld county lA slNri tr nrIl sa Sized
hufIrs' iaF .ers ant 0ppDr uni r. tulsos rIc 1f
lr rT s urH pnci prnp"ftf- oyer O.rih h ts1As Ia.
selling entirely sal sfacfory Address -
care GRO p RDWLLL q %, Nev-YorE
N[ANTED.--pcciIl partner with 1000. in
" manufacturing Ius.uess covered by latentt fr0dts
$1,000 ycar I'm pas only meet answer. Address
STEEL Tribune Office
NNANTED.-A middle aged gentleman, thor
ouguy u1s 40 business about 10 locate 100 chicago
lie sres the agency OF s'nn ia OF l4Lu'.c.tre.
y. ii. DRAKE, -+l chr-fHu.sf. so. Louis 80.
NNANTED.-Adve~t wi,hc, the agency for
The West wfh orei1 ST. LOUIS for some tlsern trl
have q 30 cash o invest
JOS. p. HEM rEIcf h, p O'Fail'n.st. st Louis No.
AXANTED.-I0 represent am Eastern House
" IN state % pennsy yaua ami a1ORay states Inst
class leerohcea gwen A b p 3d. Box Jl6, Pits Hr; Pa
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Che Curt

AIONNOrrH PARK RACES. Long Branch,
" y stefv ttrtY fml ntpAY anf sAfuR
DAH 90 Nnfnff td Riffs promptly ff 200
seven Races fHr Hurdle Nfes li sUieahfts
t1rh dtg Trains and nDffs direct % fpnfsa
rhIaiellha lnd nfHrf q iibaffg street feffy ~,
% ~ q ~, ~ u, l'l1 ili5 T. m PsHHsriFsnis y n.
fnffi4ndt and iesHHnIsfs q fnfrrF 70 1880 ~ 1897
pm Hof 7aHly tf19E fIef " d %. ffsm. t2fhns
pm tfIf found ftp, including fin alfn ~ fed = ~
~ fn7rrf FFp T.. fUnIfffHN
Secretary pfeshfeHt
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Zee Crtan.

\ FACT.-Horton's Ice Cream Is made from
pure cream popular in the
world Try and you VII other. DeD0ts 300 4tave,
,2ss Broadway IS Chathamst 10 East I25t-st. New
York. aaJ iJ3 Futou-st, Brooklyn.
EUSSELL.S ICE CREAM. No. 100 Broadway.
Families supplied 0utoffown business speciality.
Individual bricks for TnFf sut7, airs etc.
Telephone IS -lstst
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RON STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
rIMErAnLE rnn -rNnAY AraLAr
luch oftener "A Che necessities n
Aay equine.

And much Ofiener s nets-sa u 10 lf.Ioln pu1U
A4ay require
last boat SUNDAY u lani both pors AMI romrans
complete mofapns ever alfrah f1 fhe
ellug pablo Iron steamboats, VIII fourteen
light Compartments cIcn D9at ami az sAfsy appliances
THEY CANNOT SINK
THEY WILL NOT BURN
YOU CAN RELY o. THkn
Freurslon tckets wiz De sold all track stations %
the Elevated Railways.
Price cents. ncldny railway farcs both v4ys Passen-
ger. rom 20 aud "a ne. holding Iron steamboat cxcur.
SION Will De transferred fTOu south Ferry Battsry.
place station fIee
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DFRKSHRE HILLS.
PiRk HOTEL.

Capactv 500 This large and elegant house is situated on
tho centre OF an extensive wooded iAouhlal-
Ing inc nuest varied scenery OF any house ON S
three states Nauurlous mountain all
shaded wake ana drives All amuscn. MS oi any munlln
added Iu orchestra strictly uf*' ass
popular pucos. Very accessible Address I"r ues,
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Guro1cau advertisements.
Ecsi nn0 fonn0

I O~T OR STOLEN.-BANK BOOK issued by
= fine -EAMtN. BANK FOR -ANI -, Ne"f .r To
10 Az tr.u This lsc viii arniv tho bank f0ra new
book N,v-l ok. Aug q. l-7i. JOSEPH =. A. DoNAI.
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Gitp prJper.p uIH!e1

XEANTFD.-H furnished or miur-
W nishrd fats and either Tor 'ule or i le
FOLSOM BROTHERS. LIS Broa'wc corner 34sIsr
English basement house, I'D
w " owner also srke houses and Dat. for reliable
customer, COYRIEtE, a. GARDN ~, 81 East lLn-st
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Gin propcrip % Get

A Two ELEGANT new HOUSES in the
a. r,ntrn of tIe fashionable quarter
NOS eANU 90 WEST jlD.+T,
each vide g. three story et'fn"on plTai" ta
III ,, .nrv taalru4.r elevators 'rr hrl7 Ind 1 mo
I0f,sf az, iu-na torughls we'll butt and elegantly un
.bsd ban particular, A. of1ro. fnus"q lprn
MtDArIlNIY s Nit hLIf ...
ArrhtocH and builders Atl4l'r. near "'
rI'O IEr.-rully furnished. tine ELEGANT nod
| orI house % to.t 3dil lrru'7 m 800 Madison a'a
rl,O LET STORES, lolll and offices m Fulton
l grslrtn Nassau. Ann 4UlL william Foiu, jacob
jon" '"' " '''' rutland WHITING. geoAman.at
,1O RENT-iniurul-hcd No. III West
rhtt fourth IT, near HroidwaY most central location
iu tr city siurY nroNusion" high alo"p I"lsr .'
met uuisitd nrarl'd rnlIuss &c. 60 hinut ~ inhh' n
Viii hu. rrrrutY Thoroughly renovated VIII e7s pt
r,e years responsible Tenant a Dee seen ~ permit onJ
from ADRIAN %. hl'fAA't ''-' h'''''"''
VERY DESIRABLE PRIVATE HOUSES TO
' LET 300 all parts OF tho city . ... d.. 1900,
FOLSOM BROTUFHS. l430 Broadway
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yVANHATTAN BEACH.

= ~ IIIE.N'-II
VIA EAST 3tTUSr FERRY
Leave East jfthst, 'dlJ. s.3n il;-U Ill) L. NJ II 70
20 Ill 90 -.tp $50, $40. 40 i4J. DID, j.lu en-
Gao h. 7-ij as as, SIS D. 3D. FerySoai- ieavs
ast Tthsi - minutes 9nd Janlessp ferrT every
so minutes, from = m t0 Z D. N ,,- -
Leave Manhattan Beach. 1850. lo II , N X - >
n and half hourly thereafter uIu LOJ) D. m E1rurNOn
fi.kefs either rOnte 80 csutA
VIA BAY RIDGE 49,.
Leave NJ WAltenas terminus o Al Ia' ecF'hfA ~
WAYS. hourly from 81 m. 20 . ~ D. m
Manhattan Beach hourly nun = q H. % Afib
, m Trains set thus DO NOT nm nn sunday ,,.,-
y ~ CIrUS HBN TICKETS FOR SALE AT ALL DDNN
1,itACK STATIONS or THE ELEVATED kAILWAG-.
pPiCE 8 CENTS INCLU DINO ELEVATED RAIL.
NAY FARES AID FERRY good -it.oi way VIA East St1a-
A. Ferry Bay Rfse. 1900 ....,. 80,
De, formers including Fifteen great so.oists n Grand
AFTERNOON AND EVENING CONCERTS
The great picture and Fireworks i.play. -
THE STORATSG or PEKIN by PAIN % LONDON.
~ cry EVENING ENCE SUNDAY anu A"NOA|
FAIRY LAND MONDAY.
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NALDMINh IUI 80 -, ,.,.,-.
fUAHLts BFbf. Ffppfri0t
fstrfifnfnf Mills ". Iunfnf 1ftHiT. lnHH
AVON IN \,
AVON BEACH HOTEL,

BATH T.. l. 5000
family hotel having splendid GROUNDS anu %
FORK Steamboat direct from Pier y H. y J.; .oY e ~"
caves Ba.h 10 and $40 a. Beach r. r. ana Wan
ISetr Te9eh r connects for Bath with Gunher- l' H.
.,r,+nC fl,.d.v THDS. D. WINCHESTER Prop.
M H. BURROUGHS Manager
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OCEAN VIEW HOTEL,

the palace hotel Of the seashore acc1mmod-tes
nearly 500 glests gnrCcut vows u la-d ana ocean
eceuerv ga ana electric bells beautiful music Gai od
orchestra dlly b0als cable send tor AusI1trd Idi'
an, torn Newport Line Newport norwich Line To
London. g. p. Nm, -'--i'---.
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Z ~, Cr Ne H. g. STAPLES Proprietor
Accommodate 500 ono hrnfrd mi asj rom urf
r,etor a. Maine beach aud 1atlug POO lhe WIZ.
Hot salt paths -Four miles OF marine 'ii"aa w Ne
evcursi0u Finest sLtiinG arena %" 49,
/ ne and Be. utfl pine groves Telegram DO li' g
lTee churches and tlItr hotcs gooi ",clts't4 oi
roa, Grounds ignite bv electric uehs. 'u OtDL'
has perfect ire DEPARTING and new anu th'ruul" ny stem
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,I-NAKD LINE.

NOTICE LAVE R0rrF"
FROM NEW YORK 90 Lff EnFJDL. VIA QUEENS
TNNF
PROM FIR $40 40 NONrs RtvEN
am, Waduesdlr Aur. o. %. m
tr'i...'r ..... "Wednesday ana li. POO a fu
f,.trti. IA "wednesday. Aug .n 20 n
Lt.rIt NtIucsiay aug -l, 70 'u a m
,,.t. p,.aaHa tsu $50 ard 500
.f--raar rtrtaf1 ono rr a pat ~ Frf0p' ~ F'y ""
tafss IRON nt .nd rtafgr office. $50 DO" ing fr''0
VERNON y nHDWE a. 90. Agents
,,rVrRAI. ANTIC COMPANY.
- uet~-pn Vs~ Yort and Nave
..- .t., ',,,, "a az own ri-,r fp,fof Nrr'Hn a.
SDrHANufT Fflm.aul. ..-. Wrtn'H lay. Au-u' ~ wv
.I.u' tD..I. l.Iltrf So rduevdaF. .ur DID. I'h h
t.ItIt Ir,. ,I,I., "Wednesday tul u. am
u4fae sapt. aHouuts " .ule 90" ice '-ar ''
LouIH DG uEBtAS agent. 40 Rowling ptesn
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Drooklnn prOpertn for Sale ano 10 Est

4 PLOT Of low-priced Brooklyn lots free
y and clear aad cash 10 exchangs far New-York i'm
prove" P'Op''' rutland x WHITING. . Beekman 1t.
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~ oie~,rt new family house h1nd-om " inf',' rsc ~
on ..,,,f. splondd rnoma excel ~ peo' .u-Dsl
'N'' "''' e. III PEM BENluN, Proprietor '"A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-03
Gunner Resorts
ARGYLE HOTEL,

LIST OF HOTELS ana rn,,osc stamp =
n tiotrsts in the Cntskills. with ma Ne'S YORK
INV NV nay R0ATS Vestry street Pier 'e'
=. ~, &-,,tf, tiOfrSF. Ocean Beach. n >.
n Ia ~ r,no 70 October Fifty yards from INC IVY ed
-. Op yievSs from any room. EXTENSIVE p'"t@'
class accommodations s W. LEEDS Proprietor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-03

DAClFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
i LINES FOR CALIkokHIA SANDWICH IsLASD5.
JAPAN, CHINA. NV ZEALAND AUSTRALIA CEN
TRIAL and SOUTH AMERICA and MEXICO.
From New Yorh. o ~ at n.
For the Isthmus Of Panama
COLON sails Monday. Aug noon
Connecting for Central south America and Mexico
PROM -an Francisco 81 and Brannan sts
For Japan and China
a. & q. Z. =. ARABIC sails Tuesday. Aug 10. noon
For HONOLULU, NEW-ZEALAND aud AUSTRALIA
AUsTRALTA sails saturday Aug 20.
On arrival OF London mails al san Francisco.
freight ssn-rA iRorn.Iies 81 com
panJ's emo. On tLe pier, font CaaIst
II. J. BUL Lay, Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-03
grtursions

Returning leave Glen Island az 1913 NJ landnF A. ga
street AM Pier - s. r. d. ID. 1918 a. lis Tor Per
only i p 49, toI 53dsl Only, 900, COZ. ZOO 80
p " Tor AL landiurs
40 CENTS EXCLUSION TICKETS 40 CENTS
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1884-10-30
Spring Mills Items.

TIE schools If our town are in a
| fl0urishing condition.
The new house Of Mcssrs. aparick x
McCllntic makes splendid appearance
since it has been painted.
L. j. Grcauh!e sent four carlmads Of
coal yer the new road to Centre Hall
II will be novel thing to that burg,
when they can enjoy all the railroad
convenieDces.
@. r. SpigelmyeT consolidated his
two stores into one and now has quite
an assortment OF goods.
The average attendance of the M. L.
Sunday school at this place for the last
quarter was 05, which compares we'll
with other schools in the county.
Mr.. Emanuel McCool and lis two
sons started for Illinois. His wife not
consenting to 80, is still here.
UNCLE PETE.