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New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
pENNsYtvANtA BAn.GoNn.



AND UNITED rtArf7 NAft Untt
lifs l"HN' Nn~ Antk Via nrrhfrasrs hni 'uilAnH iHe
tritirs ~ lhiitFs
tiaftishuft, titamfH ihs West ,hi south th rie -,
ihhor ears tlltrIHt y =. W. amt n "a AiV " ihs
anh thearn tWiiei Hf rtr'Hr pnns nmnAin. tAl Aasf
ms 'iis hi . W eNNTF ifY .....
Mihanrnnrt tneh ttaVen f, ~ sn t0nV ahi ffes
h "a enhhreih At 'nrrf ior lth,Vlh frlI"eah 'sA"'
AMI tha bii TIE fitus
haltimoTe Wi.Wnrfnn AMI ne Solth "liWtei Nas itt
EXnTess' of Pumin tarinr Cars daily except 7lh "A t
a. NJ arrive " ashnFtoR thh p m Regular At o..
ant S,in q "A . ant lut ~ niglL s4hAS
81 = ~, On m ant - night
tOr Atantlc nv eNcenf ~un'av. lolp ~.
For Cane Mav. eNcepf SUNDAY ii-ln'. N. .-.,...
Long Rrlncn plv We'd Junction and intermediate As ii
via Rlhw9v ani Amhov al ami o q m. Il hooh Wy 80,
p. m IN IN ~ tlb ant aD'L "a. hp M uo H" WV
Boatsnf "Rrpokivn Annex" CONNECT with an tr1nyh n's
Jersey CIV. afOrling speedy and direct Utl"'' -
Prookvn trlva.
Trains Pttshnrg so and ll2o m HSy SD, ~,
ln"0p ~ l1ilv Ant ., n ialv cC''1t Nonnn., IA IA
WaShineon and BalumorN $40 and $40 m- Ky; sS-j
r. m oni io.a5 n N From Poltir,ore 900 n.
From Phnodcns, $50 500 G2O 6io exc'pt NOns Xxx
90 o3n loio l:2o M i2p >. NO. $50 Ss sSs -'sS 81
100. 20 $50 a2o looI. 1000 N and ;,y ,, -si
SUNDAY. 500 . 6;SI. O. o. 7O5 ll;Sj a. mi o." wv
900 1908 'O,nO n m
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Qearbcra.

VIYETL EDUCATED young woman wishes q
w position in Christi on ONE a teachcr skillod In
best Of reference Address LOCK Box 2i0
Poughkeepse, n. Y.
VALE GRADUATE.-An experienced in
sructor private tutor desires an engagement OF
one or hours daily. Address H. A.. Tribune omco
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23

AQtEbgsr COuHl+siOE,
ROOM - IHBuNE BtILnING
NEN-i ORR, october ), 1854.
V'O CONTRACTORS.

no CONTRACTORS.
BIDs OR PROPOSALS for constructing Sections and
Boite New trooh Aqu,duc in e 2ith Ward 81 the Giy
October 20, l'S at O'Clock at VIII ca place and hour
moners s % Se % S%S %a%Sr S Of I'M rhS % ena" vii be- made by
'9 ho G1 nro OF e Ne ' Hacue for we d are hereby
n,sa Il x ,g ros po2t %T hear 2i M
Bridge norhwar stance OF about H. $50 feet and hav
sECrON & Excniiug from the enI Of section north.
ward adtancc OF about 1880 feet ani having two w0rAng
Bdders bid for either one r both The above sec;
tons but ,1c, b. bid Tor and vii be awarded
separaciy ANY biider Tor both ccuon, who viii not ac
,Gh Gu must lee inclo-c IN sealed envelope inlorsed
with tue name o th' pson Or persons making the same and
pi must STATE ne name ana place o, residence Of
interested with ihcrcn that made without
connrcd0n WIN any oiHer p'r'oi ltot ahli,I DV or ~
fraud thai no men, OF ihe AqUc n
I.utca deputy clerk theron other officer Of
comm s-ionrr- drc Is Indirectly ntercscdin ie bI
or 30 iuc %o TO whch I,lti, =, o III the pro u ero
The ha he sev, raj matters therein stated ere true n
" sonprirr f tIe civ OF Ncw.Tor< .or an amount not
less man ve per Int oi security required
or the .athin pcrormtce %, lle contract ,uch check
hvcre 10 the AyuHi't t" l@'rt, DO - thrr secretary;
me successful Ddd-r, w Dr. returned b, lie Comptroller
contraci is awarlr ed II the nj biGer
reuse To- execute c contract within icndaS ator not &c that
POSI- nal by hm sa be t.iei. to and ie,ncd by the
"a o1 M m Law. II : | I'm m 9, cfocit The conP,c
within me Inc aoic-ad ihc 1mount q. hs deposit viii be
ne anoun" -ecr ~ required the contract for scconA
is one Hundred alt tNtnll,r tl0usii o .is and lor
not c,' than wp "a sar,"Y si, rs 80 must 9 n@'e-
hgi IT, OF 'i,at o' ne t1F THE
b.: n RI Fon iiiE riiE Bisr NTGHESr OF riE Gir4
ferms Of ea o, pop , qr@ proesr eayeop' 'of
,lcr me oSnr, ioIa+ oi tnr c"nraf', ,p''at '1 % f
bond url a, a., q n'i ,'I @ ~ & q 'ii p D' lnns t
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23

DOUBLE TRACK THE MOST IMpRoyfIpS E!'"
MENr, AND THE FASTEST TINE CnNsiS'
ENr WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY,
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
Wfean 8tea,ners

NATIONAL LINE;-From Pier 80 M.R.
rUtrr0'f ,r LosbSs & Boz %s m
$50 70 so .ioorass oatwa and prepaid p.s
asS xppy sysS' II II ts% %an.so Battery place
pIS NEs F9R
For ssP s1 II s;s e.
Connccinr Tor Central and sonth America and MEXICO
From San Lrancisco lst and Brannan sta.
pGfGSlf ' a%d Si q
ar q ouson saI mss ss's sn n't an
For freight passage and General inornaton Apply com
O4"y ounce o" "f RJ. bUEL%Y iGPf sapsrnieuacu s
PED STAR LINE.-For Antwerp and Paris
~ Ei%T No"Yort and an A"%S,p S g s'tn S m
saloon 500 excursion 81 O Second lc ce6n
s" 500 .eotssc @ O"ts,d $40 prepaid from
PEYih WsiGiT sons Ge% %sSs' G'SB 5S roaway ssS
ROYAL MAIL TO THE NETHERLANDS.
IL Sailing from Now York and Holland every saturday.
s. SaaIG6SS 10y c,a,n On. %r A%.'Sg%,a
" WyXNPEES TooRs Gsni Agent 20 south wmam:,t
LW. MoRitis SON, tcn Pass AstS 90 G'way
THE 4. $. AND BRAZIL MAIL -. CO
, rcrndmD"cc @ ' ao6ta '"%a ar RIO oe" d. js"So sro"
legant pascnRcr recommendations at re,lno"d rates
pcon sG oS'oSrr i %" and "SGr Scws
Va, Friday. October u. az y.
W. ROW ELL, Secretary and Trcaaurrr. ~ Broad
PAUL h. GERHARD n 90, fr't and Paas. Agents. 81
Htual.st
VIII STAR LlNE-MAURY ROUTE
@ oi HIATE1 r. hWR G1xht HM 1TEAME
CELTIC capt Grndnll 1hursdly oct. ~. IA
GEWMANtt. cant kennedy saturday Nav. l. $50 y ~.
ADMlAr!, Cant par'cl.....l thursday. Nov - Soa IN
From irnnE wwiPGiirG VIII sfXh DOCK. rooi; or 'wss'r
RArEs-snoon 500 40 and sloo Return tickets oa
favorable tcms. stoengo at low raos inormediAto
tAdrinc only. $40.
nspc, plans aud other Information apply at tho
cOmpany's Offices Ma. 81 Broalway. New. ! otk, -
IL. j. CORIIS Agent
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
BORDEN * LOWELL. GRO. l. coSyoe
As'n" Goa Pass. Arpr
4 EIIIGU VALLEY RAILROAD D

trains leave depot foot of Cor,anit aud w
Al $40 M J. $40 AMI y. m. Tor EaAtOn Beblehrm NJ
town. Rc~'ine, Mauch Chunk Wkesbarr Towana. .'sa NV
verify ithaca, Geneva Lyons. BuntlO tho West
through coaches ran daily Local trains at N ana \
y, m. Tor Eas0n Bothlehem ami C0play. "''"
Trains leaving at $40 a m. | and 3iO u m conns., O.,
OIL points IN Mnhanoy AMI IGazleOn coa REGIONS s,n
trains local for Mauch Chnnk $40 a. M Leave Manch Chn
Ht4 .. IN. NAan
General Eastern Office No 23J Br,aawav
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
pROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.

/ UirCg 90 LGHrnOtsr NsrIrlog Ininp nisrRlcL}
1oMrktNRNIiIt. \ Y. oct -. IA -
tpoa.Onc' BOX . - NUw.Nork titvl y
proposals. received NJ IN oiicr until |
orlocK p ~ rdnosay. the hth day ~ oNcmboi SSi.
for innsns supplies for the Light hou"o nb1hmcnt
The -uppuos needed ConTie, of eighteen lots embracing
tc-prcti, ry. ocks hriAhe chmnoys codlgr dy 'oo'
,ngtnorn stores nata bunting. hardware ani tuoT,
nups mud sni rrns unlr pains oils Nc nhp chnndlcfy,
toip INV wi,ka wndoW.ras. wood and willow ware
md nia rti,rs AL ~ which enumerated In tho
attached To tho form of bid. which may be
obtained on applcn ION 10 lH oHi,o.
awarded rufe numbered lutf ana
ench tcm the iot
reject al BIDS 10 Htfike "ut
any items the lcchcaion'. ami 10 waive any
dclects tEptoE BNONN.
Captain =. ~, inspector.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23

FARES REDUCED.

FIRsTcLAss. BOSTON. ~ 90. NEWPORT AN,
RIVER. o. 90 -1
Limited rfckos. Corresponding Reduction TO AtIr,..
ERN POINTS. 's
Tho steamers PILGRIM aud BRISTOL le,v. -
YORK on antornato days. SUNDAYS tNCIUDrn q, ~.
p m, from PIER - " n. foot Of Murray ,t conn...
by Annex" boat from brooklyn - D. M ior.ov c,
m Tickets aud staicroons may bo secured In No. ~
at AL principal hot IT, tr,n,for aud oKot oboe. Al s
on ror - and on tn steamers
NONDEN A LONELI. NEn L cnNNnn
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23

APPROVING tLUSiiING BAY, MN lOhh
/ GyFER OFTIcp Z. =. ARMY
ROOM Al ARMY BUttDiyG COR HOusTOy and GREENE SIS
''O NRw.YoRK. oct. -. 1874. y
sFALED PROPOSALS for improving the channel
through Flushing Bay Nrw-NOrk, VIII bc received
ct his until twelve l2 o'clock noon on wednesday,
November g." lSNi - ,,,.
fpo.als be made In trlpcatc SPECIFICATIONS blank
instructions 10 biders may be had or caton
nj this OlhCe. WALL nv M.t NR,tN II,
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
70 PHILADELPHIA.
rHE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT I'M

20 TRAINS ZACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND w
SUNDAY; STATIONS IN pHiLADEL
PuIA = IN NEW-YORK.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23

pnstnr and tho Ias All rsi rr'me ernl Centfa -p't
Ihrpe pSnrrsa ttains lav l9und4vr .esrtl tr ~,
tnariar attached Hnl lnr n viii rfst
alpprinf iava ID with ral'rp aerfsf
rarsl NnwHrrt ssrrnsa ravpa Nfani central hrrf s
n ~. arrives ai Nevpnri li1 y Hi Mot tala aWhi4i
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAiIpo,n >, ,','e.!

NJ, Via philadelphia. baltimore and Wa,hin,,.
,ran' leavo ron Pennsylvania r. n. Depot "''h
D. M except sunday. for W,shin rto, ami al ,,,.- -
Z m. DAILY FAST TXPRESS tbr,,..sN1p We1
coaches N chcaro Cincinnati st. Loui. Connect, ,a6
- MIDNIGHT. daily FOR washington and an ,. -
For rlne Tables Tickets sleepnr nnrth, yp'ns wsst
apply at uonpany's oice 81 J5. s5l aud a. ay,ssS
acourtat, Brooklyn, Pennsyyana Railroad >" "'"svu
HALL RIVER LINE
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
IMPROVING NEWToWN CREEK, NEW

FxcfNPFR OFFICE y. =. ARMY.
''''' 80 tsr YorL. oct 10. i-St.
goa,d Proposals. Improving the channel Of Ncwtown
tt,es NcwN RI. viii be received At this office until tweVo
Il % O'Clock " rdue Ulay November -, 1884.
Irnio n4 mus d. made In trpca a. spccihcauon' blank
forq and Instructions 10 bddo. may DO had on app, alton
VT thia office. ,...-. =, ...... ...
tiput tul %
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
A FARE REDUCED. Troy,


Troy Boats CITIZENS line Al North River. foot Of
Christnpherst daily except saturday at connecting
with morning trains North West Sundays steamer
touches AZ Albany.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
Ocean dicdliltte.

ANCHOR IlNL.-U. =. VI NJ. STEAMERS.
" 80 AauuW via lpNDONnlUnN.
nnh,ia. .uri ~ auil Anrrndo ..4 Not, e. ~ . ~
re,onia.. ..... ,u,, :, ~ Itll'NFs Noy 1913 pm
rpl tlvi iHruuL $50 prti NatuNN.
ttlN ut UuNN .... anttdit NHt !. 3 ~
SELDOM taaaf.o. fnu ioatnn s.,'vt'a'', $40
atOnt rithui irf1l.A tl1
~ Nni.iauN nunltittf Aa'nti h"NN"a "i''n
ItuEpENrN LINE ......
- Now ani dif,'t lnn I" tha south nf ttinte,
hiNN AAp huuuU AUS httr l.
tHAltAl ltbNttil ,....--------. 90 idtit foN. p
thAtiAt iAItll .--.-.---.... ~ tdn. un huNs
tiAiIAi "Wednesday, NttNt -u
twp rrnuo 's9mre,' near Wailsr teuy hnmkyn
lHittlrl1 oI ttturr span trd nav. fftftf fti
Ni, &C.,. VIII save time "a tApuff hN lhh mus Ih' -
lU,t tahm InDluiin fNn 80 trl loo -c,uui ann tl'
htetrase atI For passage apply 10 -
4. h. BOuLANGEih 10 heaYerst
EUNAltD LINE.
NOTICE" LA NE ROUTE"
FROM NEWNOHk 10 LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENS
TOWN.
FROM PIER 80. 40 NORTH RIVER
HOTIINfA. Wednesday, oct 30 y.
hEKN ............. .....W du dIr. Nnv. o. hioa m
oNIGON "Wednesday Nov H. p. M.
uMBRlA Wednesday,. Nov. a.
cana rIDb
Stccragc trkrtstl ll an ptrtsO' tIrppe a. very low
Frci sht and plsstEe oh-e, No. 1 BpHhns Grcn
VERNON II. Bk ~ y Y %. Agents
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23

ENOR BRIDGEPORT and all n0lnts on IIOU-
4 SATONIC and NAUGATUCK RAILROA ADS.-Steamers
leave Catherine Slip A. Il a. p. -3st. East River
ID nm.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23

Express rrainslcavc NowYork Desbrosses and c'S
street Ferries ~ follows an
6:3O 5.2o ; $50 (jani lO Llniten H. llil0a n AZ;
5Ivt o q, AMI .. IN AMI night SUM" nj il
N - liinitso All Id l. m. 1. d. / ali5p III. w.
night g. alf ana c,ud 1as J D m -, sa1
Trains leaving Sew.York iailv except >npiahj r,.S
ton Tor Camden ,.-.,, ri
Returning trains lea q Bro.lst Stltpl PLhn,uS,T1
3lj, 500. {. i35 (eXceDt Mon tlYl 3d. - -,
IL and ll5r iintsi yprs,' l}p AT n;I3N iii.
3, 4, = : i:Sl %. i:t) Ini :itp =. ~ ri'tc 81
81 ; 800. {. ii5 Si3Oa n. /. t1;'D n niteh -
and 80 n Leave PhisihDhit wa canteh w
daily "Xcent >IltW. ,or IousS
Ticket oce- iSi sia, ami 9it Bro,lsay A,V' A,V'osrssi,
aud foot ~ Desbr0ssos aud Coruinu Nr'eS @rnlt1isi,
and Rrooslvn Annex station foot ~ ,a.',y M
BrOoklvn Busi's IfOtd. hObpten 49, >tilpn ca,,ls la
tmigrant Ticket Oice No. Battery flacs ana
dem a., =, IN. AMI clsS
baggage from AOts.s aud residences - ,,,,on
CNAHLt.S h.. PCNH j. H. Nvtyi., xAn. .
mi ~ nalrnr
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23

A "A >klll. LIN l..
y IT AMERS KAATERsKrLL AND CATsKGLL
foot ~ IarrisOn.9t " r.. every week day at
boats for uyvcs1nt stockport and Athens Tuesdays Thurs
days and IA uriaYs.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
Drouo ais.

ADVERT1SEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
rPIOWN OFFICES No ,238 Broadway, corner Thirty
ar,st until p. m and 30S West Twenythrist. corner
Eighth ave, No 1903 Fouithavc- corner fourteenh,st
ave Sirtethst, and At the HARLEM OFFICE I5OO
Third one hundre,andtwenly nftbsL oD ~
s o. M. at ccgular Office ratos
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
NORWICH LINE.
Vh" IOH LINH.
FAVORITE INSIDE ROUTE.
TOBOSTON 81
WORCESTER - 80,
NASHUA - IS
PORTLAND sG
NEW Day LINE FOR NrWRrRGn.-Far

Steamers "City OF Worcester" and "City Of Bosha'
leave Pier 40 n r FOOT OF Wafts next pier above
st lafl~ An
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
GeLefhI Easicrn ONCE. NO 30 BrOltway.
h. B. BYINGTON O. p
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND UrDS0y

~ RIVER RAILROAD.-commanc1r october ! s'1SS ls,Ss
J through trains Will leave Grand Central Depot ''
o1 A. m Rochester aud Montreal express throue drav
stoppng at bbany Utica syracuse Tochester Bnise "
aGara fal re Cleveland ana Toledo Chicago
1870 a. m Chicago Fxpre.a drawincroon cars n c,n,
ag Rochester Niagara Falls and Buffalo, connects toe
II m Western Yew-YorK and Northern Express. Wit,
5:!o y: m. Albany Troy and Utica Express, ,hrous
= D NJ, Accqmmodauon to Albany ant Troy.
- ~ m st. Ions EXPRESS. with seeDi1gcl- vaz,-,
Fall,S B9taq Cincinnati Toledo Detroit and St Lpris
Anbnrn roai an 70 Saros 3sot, c', Wontr ~ en' la
- m Pacific Ixnress, Win 9eopng 'or oaes..r
- Lomg also CLAYTON except saturiy ani and
II p m Nieht Fynrcss with sleopiuy cara to Albany ana
Troy S9necH with the morning trains for the West AMI
Tcs"t; On SIZE 2, Grand 'eaiTrl Dep2'. 70 Bowling
GTeen 2'2 end 425 Ro1dwav ani at westcots EKprcs,
and - W9Shn so9 9nl 7SO fulton sts. Brooklyn and 70
Aceop oo'anons IN fr1vngroou aul slee7'n, ca2b,
Qroonre ~ any NJ theti'Se ohce3n NevYorS Cy ani II
r e e.. caIe Tor ana checi;e! from res rgslence
General Superintendent General passenger Asent
EFW-HAVFN STEAMBOAT cos STAN.
~ ~ ERS,l C. II NoRrHAM AND coyTINENTAL leavs
pscF Sin, Per No. - -. T., ~ at 3 p ~. and
i6cc 81 ans oT MER6N HRFr0 TSS'ys Pay ys
FIELD HoLYoKE SC. Tickets sold and b'vg1qe checkei
sion 70 Vcw.lIovcn ami return q - -'''
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RR.
~ <Penn svlvanl1 r 2. ZOO O. tanft
Stations IN NeW-lOr6 ~. ant Desbrpssesst
tphila & fieid. r r. foot Li1ertys.
LEAVE NtW-NORK, commencing ct. 7 l,sl
tor south Anpoy, wa Phi. & Realing RR. 800 IaS
IL, 10 a. m A5 d. t)& r1l 5h5, p. Sggtr* 80
900 ~ SUNDAYS ':ll. % m nm -, -,
o 10" a; a. m IL l1G t3l pr 5.tj p slni,Si;
sPos Red aios ~. ee2s ( 81. 90 !s2,sl,
Rk+5 80 ~, ':i5 :. i;fI 5'i1 n. N ~u1l1"s g. as
Fer Long Ir'pch oc.an Grove; Asblry PARK ocean
felphi1 and Reaing RR Boa 7ijp N l:t{ 900 7:ijpn
Sundlys not uppng AZ ocean Grove Asbury plrk tol
g =. = m via Penn.vlvania Rp- i:lj 900 n; l2sn
$40 300 sundays not stopping az ocean Grove o.
As'ury par.l t;l5 a. m nm. -
1Ah IL" a. N. Too. $40. ~ m For LaFewcoi
q m, ll5. i.3p ~ IA. For Toms River. via POM RR. At
900 n For Vi1elan PrilEeton, AtilnI3 City sc. Va
Phna. & Reading RR. IL p. m. - -
supt O. p. e 4. A. p = z. RR. G. P. A n Rs
NORWICH LINE.
FAVORITE INSIDE ROUTE.
ToBosTON 3.
WORCESTER - 80,
NASHUA - IS
PORTLAND S.
uf tr4ra
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
SHORE ROUTE.

"ESI SIIUKE RUUTE. -, o,vrR
w VIA WEST SHORE OF HUDSON NJ ~, Sar Ss%arrtlan1
All except t3b trau leave West s.Xe. lrsn
amt Desbrosses sta stations. i;S5 = M usn
West 4Ji st only. , ,..,ngh
Chicago 10 a. n. IS M. Pullman seepels throus~
ST LOUIS $3.50, r. IL Pullman sleep re ,.,rs
Detroit EO A. M .5:Jl = D. Pullman sieep.s.sr ~
a. m, 300 IS D. m sleeping and parior iars 'I'''
syracuse. I: ~, 10 d M; $3.50, $50. NJ =.
Uuca, 7,lO, I'D, lli2O a. m, 5000 - p u lsA sSS@
Cais1ll aud Albany '7il0 10, ll9Oa m' ~ "A
Newourg and Kingston. .7'so. 1000 ii'2oA n-
FOR Montreal ana canada East TO M Soopn Sopaia 80
iiaulllun Ia,niou az a. ~. .0JJ. - " h i"''
- pm -. ....,, s,,day w.c4S
I.,i,l az lin talles puroi on stepns fenn -
t,.,s 80 ir.,, alton aIIk NJ jersey siyn sCoufe
r. tts,,on' uoboken iiS Washmgtonst br@,y sl rL
sos pIo S23 Broal way. 733 btla,e les a.taDd -
1891 Bowrry Penn r. Stations loot , o ot West ava
Desrsses and Mesl shore station 1901 ~ ssriences
Iassage called for and checked from hotels Nv" -
ORDERS can be left at ticket Offices tvr dan rssA Az
~ StatosL HENRY MoNN"
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
Steam Ul's dno lidi roa>s

A -RONDOUT, KINGSTON and CATS
~ KILL NOUS ,AtN-. Landing AZ tTau-tOns tWesf
lO,t. orn~a. Newburg. Marlboro. Milton PonghkeeDse
and fsOpus connecting with Ulster and Delaware SolY
COro ani CttsAIll M0nntans, AMI Kaiter,kll Railroads
uers city ~ ki ,gsun AMI lanes w. Baldwin leave
every week ia at Por .OJt HlrrisOn.st, y. B.
ccpt Saturday. when City OF Kingston leaves at y.
making all aIdmgs.
-FARE KEDUCED. TrOY. 81. Berth
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23

soc landing ~ ransions Wes' POINT COLI spring sfi
Cornwall steamer JAMES BRETT raves mlt Wet
loth-st DAILY ~ II o'clock a. IN anil ~fNnANS n -
Returnne aves Ncwhnrg AZ 1 Excursion n ftfs 'rya
Vow YORK Tpturnng same dav. inr No Intoxicating iass
spi1
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
IORTH GERMAN LLOYD Ss. co.

~ SHOHr ROUTE 10 LONDON
NEW.YORK SOUTliAMPTON AND BREMEN,
WEHRAh Sat Oct 20 3Oa. M flLpA, ,wcd.Noy.6 o. $50
ILH HE... Ned.Oc 30 l2i3Op M RIIElN sat. NOv.s 2pm
HAB lBu re-, Nov l. m Ms, Wed, Nov 2. | a. n
fTom NEW YORK no Lon DON lIIAVhh ami BiiEMEN,
By Wed steamer FIJI II Cahin $50 tlOn cabin 500
By Saturday steamer First CABIN s75 Second Cabin $780,
stecrage at lowest rates.
0ELRICHB 4 co, No. 2Bowing Green.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-23
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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-12-26
THE VIRGINIA PLAGUE.

Authentic Account of the Strange and
Fatal Disease Recently so Prevalent In
Portions of Virginia.
WASHINGTON, Dec. S.-Dr. j. B. Hub
bell. field agent of the American Associa-
ton of the Red Cross, has written the fol-
lowing letter to Miss Clara Barton. from
Wise County, Va, relative to the disease
which has been prevalent in that State:,
This morning l called on Judge G. w. Xii.
gore, attorney, editor and mclnber of the
Legislature. who has taken pains to collect
solne data and particulars OF the disease in
this and the adjoining. counties. The first
case which appeared in this region was shat OF
William Bates at Pound Gap. Cumberland
Mountains, in the latter part of July, before
the beginning OF the drouaht He fingered
nearly two months, when he died; The
vile, in August, also before the drought
began. The other cases occurred in Bowl
camp, along the tributaries of the creek,
sixty deaths. 1T became general over Wise
County in the latter part of August and in
September, when the deaths were frequently
five per day. AS nearly us can be asccrtained
the deaths in this county number two hun
drcd. III Lee, Dickinson and Buchanan Coun-
cases occurred. averaging about twenty deaths
in each. Whatever the original cause of the
disease may have been. there is no doubt that
it was augmented by the drought and the inn
were bloody fluX with vomit: the latter as.
Stunning the form OF Asiatic cholera. In nearly
all cases where the patients died they We're nj
tackled with severe gripping, with the
nbove-nalned symptoms; the disease
existed in two forms, one as above. the
and yomit. Those affected in the latter way
never died. Large quantities of sometimes red
and sometimes dark blood appeared at vari-
Gus stages of the disease. All who died were
conscious to the last. and every adult was not
only anxious to die but prayed to die. The
disease has now nearly disappeared i'll this
county, there remaining but three critical
cases, but it has left many cripplcs i'll a condi-
ton resembling that caused by rheumatism.
The remedy which proved most etlectual
was a compound Of castor and olive oil. laud-
anum and camphor, OF, where no physician
was in attendance, a simple treatncnt of
warm tea and careful nursing. None OF the
attending physicians seemed to understand
the disease, and their treatment was simply
experimental. In the commencement various
forms OF mercury were used, and every pa
tient so treated died. The disease was more
fatal along the creeks and rivers than on the
high lands. One year ago the same or u
similardiseaSe attacked a mnn and his wife on
Dry Fork, i'll this Ounty, and both died. Two
years ago two cases appeared, and the per-
sons recovered. l will send samples Of water
from the different sections where the disease
has prevailed to Washington for chemica an
alysis. expect to go into Kentucky to-lnor-
row December 81. There has been plenty of
food and no destitution of any kind, save the
lack OF proper medical Attendance
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-12-26
Killed by Her Son.

HAMILTON, o., Dec. s.-George Snyder,
a farmer, aged forty, living near Darrtown,
fifteen miles away, was put in Jail here
late Friday night, charged with the
murder of his mother, Catherine Snyder,
aged se%venty-five years, who has been miss
ing from her home in this city four weeks.
Mrs. Snyder has a ,mortage on her
sons farm, and went four weeks ago to
collect the interest. He paid her $l25. His
story is that he started with her next day to
the railroad station, when two robbers de-
manded her money, and upon her refusal,
killed her, and made him promise under
penalty Of death to say nothing about the
murder. He said they buried her. Her
body was disinterred and found in her night
clothes. The supposition is that he killed
her in his own house.