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New-York tribune., 1885-08-14

THE ONLY ALL RAIL ROUTE
TO THOUSAND IsLANDa
UTICA AND BLACK RIVER RAILROAD
Favorite Route for Fashionable Pleasure Travel.
20 MILES SHORTER lh HOURS QUICKEST RoUrA
TO CLAYTON AND ALEXANDRIA BAY.
FAST DAY TRAIN-oNLY ELEVEN HOURS FROM
NEw-loRK
6 EXPRESS TRAINS S
Leave Grand Central Depot
1880 O. m--Arrfves Clayton $50 m, Alcxandrt1 Bay
iO:40 p m. watertown s;J5 p. H. ogiens
$3.50 D. m-Drawing Room cars 20 Albany slecptnz Car,
Albany 10 ciaytcni leave Albany TAO p M
arrive Clayton 5:s5 q M, connecting with X a
o. Nav..Co. passing all thousand Islands And
Rapids arriving Montreal US0
600 D. m-slesping Cars TO Utica aud Utica Clayton
leaves UtfcA 1890 O. m. connects with Mon
treal steamer leaving Clayton $50 a m
Oils d. m.-Sleeping New-Y0Tk Clayton arrives
Clayton 0:3O a. m. Alexandria Bay 1919 a. m-
Watertown 500 a. m. ogdensburs 1850 N
ll.l5 p. mseepDg Cars TO Albany. Drawing Room Cars
Albany to Claytoni Past line leaves Albany
S25 q m, Saratoga SOS a. m- Rchdeld 1908
o. M; leaves Utica lao M, arrives CLAYTON
S.25 p. m, Alexandria Bay ASS p M Water
town 900 .. m. Ogdensburg 4:20p m.
All trains sold from Utica 70 Clayton landing
steamboat d0cx tansfer Steamboats, coanece
With and TO hotel docks st Thousand Island
park Round Island Park Alexandria Bay and all Island
resorts The only line running fast trains without stopa
Apply to GEO l.. BAKER 4i3 broadway NewYcrt. Tor
the book Routes aud Rates for summer Toars
100 pages With routes rates. maps list Of hotels &C. 60
"-seHVAN HORNE, THEo. BUTrERFIELn.
Gen1 supt O. p. A. UtieA NY.
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Gotels.
MANSION HOUSE,

MANSION HOUSE,
N BROOKLYN HEIGHTS.
directly opposite Wall street New York four minutes walk
from Fulton or Wall street Ferries and the Bridge terminus
Superior accommodations Reasonable rates Largo shaed
grounds; coolest location In tho vicinity OF New-fork
Select family and tansoicnt hotel 200 rooms u, sonpye
circular
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Gilualions tUdnte1--femlIe5.
MALE AND FEMALE HELP

MALE AND FEMALE HELP
The 1 PROTECTIVE EMfLtoYMExr ASSOCIATION
qRhrh6 l,sGfa sssr,n y qRh kHE5 I5S'iHis %crn.
Main once 1877 broadway and 100 West 2tthst. n y
Also so ig,ons nsa. VA, yandSToayei l
Advertisers can be seen at sl7 Broadway. n. Y.
CHAMBEhMAiD and wAIrRkss-By a neat young
giIl 30 so at is7 i,roaawHy ,s,aoa No 100
LxT i' 'SbEEss"ll private family No. is, at 1917
r nDy or s q az s7 RroMgny c0po
SU;sE-prois, ,tant infants highly competent No
wttifREss~Tmsfclas, private family. No 40. at
ciiAMBERGAID and wAITREss-rrOfcr. country. No
NcS ccoSAc;irMAS and GA1R6ESER, or usEyULcMANawitc
cook lanndress we'll recommended AZ LOG West S,thst
9" AZ iCp West jiihat '''
A MERICAN and GERMAN servant girls /;
CT cy and country sGSd Ssmn aays sS % SPa an hnd'
A TTRACTIyE Swedish servants, all capaci-
4eents e'i YEA East tfSS%s'''d sissI at N''
A MISS L. CAMPBELL, Mrs. .Seey,) Gs
n. West 22d.s. continues at OLD sidres, Noooa,scs,
9aHr sf feHiHJa sssss s a%
Will De "A''uHea "n ''' oiA'N sswes 92d-e.
(UAMBERMAID and WAIFRESS.-By q
- competent Welsh gr MAXINE sanas ys
on0''"' '''' WV Gail at 272 6th.aye., near 17th.st.
|HAMBERMAID.-By n respectable young
- 'O'V''' "''''"' l.. DE HART, l43 West 24thst
COOK and LAUNDRESS.-By a Protestant
% anG
% or county s Ss'ss ss s'saGs saI
NOOK-By an English Protestan woman
" do all kinds OF fine cooking e essi o. cty reeren
ces; IN q small private family $50 West 4lstsL, nrst
NOOK, &c.-By German Protestant woman
~ as rook good ndress and houseworkor best refer
enoes; city or country. los West 42d-st. basement
COOK, &c.-Experienced in every branch OF
~ English and Ameresn or working ~
caed city country Seen for one week NJ 90 "es' o-o
st.l ring twice -----
GENERAL HOUSEWORK.-- by competent
" Protestant girl good references 30 East otthse
uOUSEWORK.-By respectable girl to do
genosa housowork good city reference. Ao2 oth-ate
uOUSEW ORK.-By young girl IN small
private familyi good plain cook Maeh ana IRON pes'
city references nom last employer lJ9 west lVths1 Ios
HOUSEKEEPER, &c.-By n middle-aged
lady well experienced the sick and understands
ence enc ca Srs cMXPMXN. 2sS shave % bell
uOUSEKEEPER-By competent lady,
Ill oct l. Several years reference from present posi-
ton. Address MRS A. BOWEN. n y. Box l6S. New'fork
tiy
INFANTS NURSERY Protestant woman
city reference given. coed plain seamstSess 90 objection
tho Box Ss Tribune Uptown once, 2ss Broaaway
7 AUNDRESS, &c.-By a respectable woman
stands ali kinds work required Call or
sddress Mrs MCCORMACK sAs East osthsL. ath IA
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14

IakE hE 2yD tpsEn hf N5M
y ssayff
E 70 ePS na s 1aSe Ss
GaSago % naa 81 lons L%'ea apa
ss ps%s@ er % IS
SI
sssaf 1S S.ssS. s s ss
Eimirs Buffalo Niagara Fails CINCINNATI and Chicago
aTs9sss ~ ssss sS
ssS ss ssJ 9sc eso sso ioss '
manist Sundays dss, Sts 14S $50 loSo m '4S e'so
so s eS i $40 n sa
~ midnight saturday nights only. Sundays 9l5 a. m'
ssssr1 ssss 7;so $50 1920 lAs $50 $50 t:e
w wasset ssS tVaS iss asS ios sundays SIS
' EesSOus sS and Kingston Montgomery m $3.50 p m
s?ssss - 7sG 1929 al $50 $50 40 SS
so sss sts 1aS Ss s
iaro West Railroad at Mainst The train
rSr. 5s,!s 80 1920 90 $50 4so 81 $50
ses's ever sSssy 1ss s eVsy y ?
coaches obtained and orders the checking
g. l e s' SS
Broosyn OF q the t Company pepGs % q. I'm
' JOHN n. ABBOTT Gon'l Passr Agent New-York
NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL
~ ,peunsyl1MsS2AisP MSAP railroad foot of Cortland.
SE%ySsk : hsasns sas ssis'Is.fss E. lot
aalSy Eas%sSne .Pd lfs3assst sas tsSD S1r'& g.
via Psnsyivsnis Rairoad ai5 7os H. ,s noon 4lo.
ri FSasssss "a sg Rasa sGs 4
Pan as sSnsay. sSsa a00i tsS sGS '''0 's'
Via PennsySania RaroSd 4l5 7l9 IL noon. 4'io.
yef Red Bank Long Branch Ocean Grove AsbuTy Park.
Ocean Beach, Spring Lake Sea Girf Point Pleasant etc.
~ BooB 1850 ss0 4:30 s. 545. 7:20 m sundays mot
stopping at Ocean Grove AsbuIy Parkj s;z1 a. H. IL
Wa Pshnsylyauia Railroad. 4:i5, 7:lo eam. y noon
BIO, $40 t1oes rot stop at Red Bankl $40 o30 p "a
Sundays pot stopping At Ocean oro7e or Asbnry Park
$40. D, !. NJ, ~ EuFUs BLoDGETr; superintendent
G.P.dT. A.P.'&.R p r. r. sG.P A.P R.R
NEW W-HAVEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM
IN ERs. c. II. NOHYHAM AND CONTINENTAL leave
Peek Slip Pier No 25 4 r., as isundays oxccpiod)
Ma s5s ape al s S MsRIDES MARTfoRb sPhING
FIELD HOLY0KE DC Tickets sold and baggage checked
st ga broadway N X and4 Court-st Brooklyn. EIcur.
DOPULAR SHORE LINE.-FOR BOSTON
and the All rail- from Grand Central Depot Three
ap m ipsrior car attached with palscs sie"p en-
ing cars SUNDAYS az II with palace sleeping car
attached, D. M arrives at NewpSrt pbsR a;2SR
vT,IIE BAY LINE
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14
THE BAY LINE

THE BAY LINE
FOR
OLD POINT COMFORT. NORFOLK AND THE SOUTH.
Daily except sundsys via Penasyivapis Railroad $40
N M Parlar through to nor.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14
ThH Wonder g.. e 18th Century
Gunner Resorts.


ADiROkDACKS.
WINDSOR HOTEL, ELTZABETHTOWN.
This weknown hotel opens for the sesson June h sur
finest mountain scenery IN Ameflcai
eoo drives pure cool unsurpasses for health and com
fort For terms address ORLANDO KELLOGG.
~ Elizabeihtown. Essex Co. N. Y.
A DIRONDACKS.-Al House, Lake Placid.
n N. Yin the midst Of grande.t Adirondack scenery &
ing drives hunting trout fishing For circulars terms
6c address HENRY ALLEN. Lake Placid. n. T.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14
eteo,npcais ano Railroaos.

~PoNDOUT, KINGSTON and CATSKlLL
A. sqSe4 pas as Tsss soa
s I :s:
4 rSsI n CIV Rs qSt SSs.oa s
ST al
spsTSsslK MoTNTAEs leave Eo1aont t Sunday lay
ssns sa & sSs 'n l0m '1'
TROY BOATS-CITIZENS' LINE
a. y aSAaSShA say except saturday
-; = ~ r. Sunday S steamer touches at Albany.
HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
BAY LINE STEAMER Albany OR vIBBARD.
.s.,. Fulton st. srsStlya @ SSa'sy. Isy an
yssryy y, = PEI P;.S MeyyoSe; Ncyg M M
,AsxsY land isnans '' Sysss
ana Hudson Tuesday SSTIoSs Y0nisr'
RHINEBEcK-witS II. and q. w r. r. for Hartford
4 ss * ss.s4ss s. Kin special
;Oss sas j. ni r. on ISl S"sa M
,nd AZ kciS p aad ana m vic i
spa for gcs ~ es susPE Siasf iHs
nAY LINE TO NEWBURG. .,
steamer JAMEsT ,s BRET Wssr sc% r,s ss iS Daily
sunday excepted landing g sT
redacsd Ira rates. special rates TO parties. -
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS, ,,rp
SATsKIlL4E LEERg EyENIHe IL and mIHE IchrsKrLL
leave foot Of Jsy,st Ji,ySInsc,,nr with casssil
EoSSS sssT sn Tssa Cairo SE
sunday nights on arrival OF special IN m Sonses rates &C.
Ss adaoss g. fETof
FALL RIVER LINE.
NORTH EAST
penIM and tns sRsTS music on S99E g.
'ss BTssfJs foot q : Mar!sS %
FL h s * IGEns
S'sOA m. due IN n0''GS SSS sis9 Hka1ss -
isfsHi SHafsy' sgf s'
faSysns via lowell and Nashua and via Lowell and North
Conway ypwpopr,r TINE
5s Ma.. ypsysTs on 9Ss o
Colony :is% :ipR%ovpnNe ie me s'sMs and OLD COLONY.
Sn Pier @ NS r @ ssa asss Err
g pf 4 IS d ss vss sna .ns sp:s o
Write BOX 4Ss New for list of Fall River Line
'''i So..baS % IovELi GEO e. ceNNoR,
HARLESMH, n, RIyER BRANcH RAN n HARTFORD
leave Harlem River staten SSpns' HsTe@ Rver
sssSsd Sy fSra T hssnus EsiSesd daily sISS
s saSa1ss & a go s' as SS ncGS
re Sn as PS9 %s' psy a Barrow @
i.snd %Rsn PeSs% 3 and
With isr @ $
Kew Britain and sueId Branches Bosonand all points
Midnight for NewRochels and all ntermediatest
tioDs 12:lO IN. daily except Mondays
sunday trains for New Rochelle and all intermediate sta
tons 200 and $3.50 tile latter train connecting
at Rochelle with way trains TO Grand Central Depot and
Stamford,
r EHIGH VALLEY RATLROAD.-Pa assen ge
trains leave depot Of Corrsndt and Dosbrossc&
s:lO m, $40 and p p fer Eas,cn Bsthshem
Wsvsrly Ithaca Geneva Lyons Buffalo and the West Pul
ssaehs, daily Lscs trains at mand S'ao
Trains leaving M and $40 P. m connect for All
noins in Mahonoy and Hazeton regions Sunday train
yesves fer Nauch Chunk ana Hazleton, S:l0 q M
K B. BYIHGToN. q. P.A
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14
grookIpn T]ropertp for Sale an1 % lie

ALONG BROOKLYN ELEVATED RAIL-
N ROAD-pesirable plots OF lots for sale for improve
meat or investment kULAHD WHlIING.6 Bcekinanst
CLINTON AVE, near Fulton-st., Brooklyn
To rent data locality in the city, for $50 70 s3i
per month all improvements and In good order ADDRESS
BROWN BROS. 40 SHAVE. BROOKLYN NJ "
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14

IJOPULAR SHORE LINE.-FOR. BOSTON
and the All rail from Grand Central Depot Tree
e1press daily (snndsys cxceped TO Boston at a M
tns ears s,lnasys at II with palace sleeping csrs
attached D. ns arrives at Newgort R a2y p %.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14
Citp 1)roperip tor Sale.

Gitp properip tor 5ale.
FOR SALE.-0n West 72d-st. four A.
"A story houses-l5 l6 10 and 20 feet wide; all OF su
peror sh workmanship two have dining room exten
slons with solid oak ceilings second before buying
elsewhere these cut this out . -o,.
COR SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE, plot
lOOx feet 100 feet OF Riverside Drive; great
bargain. Apply to LEWIS H. WILLIAMS. West i4th-st
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14
glluailous tuanieo--females

giluatlous Uanteo--fema!es.
7 AUNDRESS.-F -First-class; take in washing
IL or 10 by the day l.34l 2iaye, near 7lstst top
floor
AUNDRESS.-Colored frst-class; with
~ unsurpassed facilities and frstciass reference; wishes
geDtlemens and family washn Dy ts WEEK OF oIoni fso
-""'' MARY E. GORDON. 1913 West S0th-st
NURSE.-By competent Scotch woman, for
reference csil for three days At rs charlton.st
VTSEFUL COMPANION, care of growing chill
" dren housekceper or any place OF rust reierenco
lOs West a0thsL Inquire ofjantor
VNASHING AND IR0NING.-By German
w woman washing and ironing by the dozen or week
best OF refsrencc Mrs sANDERs 420 West 4sthst. twe
nighr Jack
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

ALBANY BOATS-"PeOples Line."-DREW
IN and DEAN RICHMOND leave Pier al. North River.
foot OF Canast every week day at connecting with
pOnts North and West Freight received until time oil do
mart
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14
ARGYLE HOTEL,

BABYLON, l.. L. ONE HOURVIA /. 4. n. r.
OPEN TO OCTOBER 1Sf.
SPECIALLY REVISED RATES FOR AUG. ASD SEPT
park Of seventy acres New houses orcnes
tral music Exceptionally ne boating fishing driving and
stabing iaciIites. RICHARD IL. srEARNs Proprietor
AN opportunity for two gentlemen for first
IN class board; beautiful place large grounds on Pa
sades than hour from NowYork convenient 70 ae
pot ten trains daily. Address -, 49,, vi. ,r,n.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14

Bnsinsss propertp tor Sale aio TO LET
H,0 LET.-Buildings, lofts and offices on
Il Chambers. Beekman. Fulton Nassau. WILLIAM oo'd'
''"' A'" " rutland & WHITING. BeeSmapst
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14
Cltp 1]ropertp il)anteo,

WANTED to lease for term of years prem
ises suitable for a large baking business Give oc'
tion. size. rent &c. N ID, tribune onoo
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14
NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAJ

NEW-HAVEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM
IN ERS. C. H NOHTHAM AND CONTINENTAL leave
Peck Slip Pier No 25 r, atS tsundays oxccpioi;
and o. 1 lSundays inc uded) New-IIayei
with special trains for MERIDEN, HARTFORD. SPRING.
FIELD HOIYOKE DC Tickets sold and baggage checked
st broadway. N Y and4 Courtst- Brooklyn. Excur.
eiuD IN 30 Haven. 81 30.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH


II II
IL trains leave depot foot Of Cortlsndt and pe:Srosse
Zicntcwn Reading Msuoh Chunk. wlksstarre Towasda
Wayerly Ithaca Geneva Lyons Buffalo and the West Pull
mss hfcugh csaehe. daily LEGAL trains at amand 5ao
n m for Esston Bethlehem and Coplay. - =.
Trains leaving at slo and $40 P m connect fer All
ponfs Mahonoy and Hazeton coal regions SUNDAY tru
leaves fer Nauch Chunk ana HaIeton, S:l0 q m.
General Eastern on''~ no x 3. TBYiSdroN. O. PA
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14

REACH HAVEN ION Long Beachl. Nj.
Second season; and elegant Will remain open until
October
The finest seaside resort the Atlantic Coast
GkOhGE W. kIITELLE, PrOprietor
Also OF the Magnolia" Toms River. NJ.
THE NEW LANCASTER HOUSE (WHlrE
bcs hi modern improvcments everything new The most
complete In the Granite state
may secured at rates as low consistent with
good fare
For circulars and terms address
NED A. LINDSEY n co. Lancaster. N II.
YNREMONT HOUSE, Sea Girt, y. J.
Open June to October Very near the surf. with fine
ocean view Ftrsf-class family hotel. having
venionce ~ W. LEEDS. Proprietor formerly OF Atlantic
House. Ocean Beach Nj
New-York tribune., 1885-08-14
FOREST HOUSE,
INDIAN HARBOR HOTEL.

recnwich Conn. GoDg Island sOundl. 81 minutes from
,ew.York by New Haven Ralfoad- Tlegans In all ~
-hy acres lava and shadc build
lrs nave 300 feet water BOATING bathing fish
ne and tennis orchf stra nreprooi sabea kitchens
aehes. oten until oeiobsr MATTHFWs & DEVINE.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-29
DIED.


AMERMAN- Suddenly on Wednesday morning January
y. Mary Ward widow OF the late Peter Amerman, 10
slst year OF hoe age.
Notlce OF funeral hereafter.
BROWN-On Wednesday. January -, Augustus Brown.
Funeral services at St Thomas Church. 5thaye and SD
on F1d1y, 3lth INST, at ! a.
Relatives and renis are invited to attend.
Kindly omit lowers
BAYLGES Tuesday. January ~. very suddcny Ruth
yOun daughter of Nathalie f. and the late t. Inc0a
Funeral AZ the Church Of the Holy Apostles
OF 9ave and 2eth st. on friday January 3D. at 10 O0Co:f
Friends and relatives are invited to attend
II ia kindly requested that no flowers be sent.
CURRY January - 1885 An s Kerr wife oi Duncan r.
Curry ghter Of tho le william Kerr. oi Cncnn
Relatives and enis are invited to attend her funeral at the
ChurcI OF the Refo NATION Gates-ave between clsson
aud Franklin aye., BroJAYR on Thursday the 18th lnst
at II IN.
Cincina;t Louisville East Saginaw, Florida and Dublin.
Ireland. papers will please cO1y notice.
DANPORTH-At Rochester. sunday. January 2j, Frances
Jeanette Wright wife of George +. Daniorth.
HYNARD-On Wednesdly 2Sh inst. after short illness
Beynarius H. HynaTd In the J7th V ar Of ms age.
Funeral services on saturday tue 3Istias- al Amawak'
Tran caves i5jh Stree. station at 9:iO a. m via New.
York City and Northern Railroad
ROOS EV ELTON Wednesday. January ~ Jane NJ Young
.aos of the Rev Washington Roosevelt in the stn year
Funeral services the residence Of her Charles H.
Roosevelt, New'Rocheie y. \, Friday January 80 al
VAN HDUTEN-On wednesday morning. January 2s Mrs.
City NJ. Van Honien. daughter OF John H. Wesicrvelt,
Relatives and friends invited funeral at tho
residence OF George van Houteu esq Friday January
Carriages Blauveltve o. train
Ing Chanter+st at l0a IN. via Northern Railroad.
VAN ARSDALE-January 2s, Of paralysis John Van
AIsdale, aged 81 wears.
Notice OF iu1erll hereafter.
WILLIAM S-On Tuesday January 27. George Ellis eldest
Of l. and tho late Elizabeth Dawson Williams
Relatives ana friends funeral from
t. Andrews Church l27'hsL ana tthave.. Friday
1880 y. IN.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-29
THE W1INWRIGHT MURDER TRIAL.

ToM's RIVER, n. j. Jan. 2S.-In the Vain
wright murder trial this morning. Nathan Austin re-
sumcd his testimony the part OF the prosecution,
The witness identified the axe. with its ncked blade
which was taken from ROckwells house. and piece OF
cedar log which found where the horse had been
tied In the woods at the head of the trial leading Ia
where the body found He also identified a board,
which he had taken from ROckwelPs shed. with dark
spots 1t. The log and board shown to the
jury lie testified that the road leading across the
creek was forty yards south OF the place where the body
was discovered
The state produced an enlarged map OF tho Rockwell
property which ordered by the court A. Pitney
lron the surveyor explained the map to the court and
Jury Mr. Austin being recalled showed on the map the
route which the wagon had taken between Wainwrghts
cranberry house and the upper and lower bogs. ON
cNhnlnhon the witness denloi having had trou-
bic with Rockwell or having threatened TO get even with
him.
Harvey Craft testified TO tracing wagon tracks from
ROckwcs house To whore the body found, corrobOr
ang the statements Of the other witnesses aud also to
the finding of the body In Cedar Creek.
William Beams swOrc that he had conversation with
RockEcll on The day of the murder, and that Rockwell
then looked pale and haggard.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-29
NO SYMPATHY FOR ENGLAND.

j. p. Ryan, president of the Municipal Coun-
ell Of the Irish National League said last night that the
exploo in London concerned neither him the
ganzation Of which he president As an individual
however. he would say that he had sympathy for
England and nothing to say against those who attacked
her. for it species Of retaliation by people bcref
Of all ordinary means Of defence for lOngcontinued op
preston unparalleled IN the history OF any other country
rugging for freedom and deserving IT,
"Wha, do you think Of the attitude OF the United
States Government T.
" / think 1t both untimey and uncaled for. What on
earth has America Americans to do with these eXplO
siOns To be isant they should have egslacd for
the Czar and the Emperor william, when explosions
occurred IN one country and mines charged with dyna
mite discovered ia the other l. there tith Of
evidence that has left these shores or that
of dynamite has been shipped from Amcri
port and used TO destroy public rOpcrty IN England
Not Oia The bill will become law IL i trle and
Will bc evidence Of VeNO by legislators against this
specie Of warfare beyond this bears signiB
than If The crown jewels in Edinburgh Castle
stolen and Congress were furthwit TO la" making
burglary tai offence. The remedy II III Fngiands
own hands. Let her give Ireland legislative independ-
enCe.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-29
A STATE DINNER At THE WHII9 hOO"H'
inv TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l

vv.s,,,xcrov Jan, 2S.-The Presidents
state Dinner to the Representatives Of Foreign
,nents this evening. recalled the elaborate oecor"o
last season. when the State apartments were n" ho
eoral art Covers were laid for forty, ana u NV
centre OF the table The hanging earuehs % D
lon" piece three feet long, Win stS ai' was
formed OF carnations roses. ana smiisx Beheatn
,be long mirror NTH miniature grottoes OF eiuS' an
nd tiny birch canoes laden with lilies OF 'nc cut
reelected In the lake-like surface Oh 'Nu na,ed with
stands OF dropping Marechal Nell pu"' -, Of svm-
silver basins of bonbOns in the pIe.G r,,s and at
ming ducks Tall gilt esndelabra ncu oornucopas of
.h onos of the table lranchhs oo-"' S , ond
.ho eiu' " hing ON either side cushions oi 'cu "n"
Dun ,ions massed separately. in diaSo"ai Olu
,'nats of roses were laid at the Pia'es VI ruo
- ,ud there were buds Tor tue seuUo''- - -
dow inches Of the state reStds and ON the
tr"cai leaves, relieved by DoOnliS ,'i;rs and White
,noprels were banks Of scarlet 'uhis anu "'''0
hyaciS is done TO the great East Room ana the
.ni9csnt % nresence of cut flowers anu s',i' ti'u' %
has given way to massive n was found
that ai,ing the window acoyes win paims rrdc16 @ R
the ceiling ana giant e East Room With is wealth
Of Srren and brilliant lights was masnucen., n1 1
Marine Baud was in dttsndanoe, anu 'ii' "'''"o'
o prs.ident took in the Niscounless Das NoSuerr"S
Wife of The Portuguese Minister who IN tue aoSece VI
So ,}nisier vi nom Uavt is Dean of the Diplomatic
Crps Tbe wife of the Russian Minister SAT OH Tue el
f me President aud was taken in 10y the seceta! oI
state Mrs NcElroy sat the opposite slde OF @ tIle
table with her escort the Portueuese Mln'SSr' & at 81
right and the British Minister AT her left Inc vie p
me Argentine Minister sat in the secOh llaSe on w.
right, and the other guests were me Auslla IAN
and Mrs Carter. the Swiss Minister ana Mas'tue me e
Romero the Minister for Colombia and Miss sharpe he
etter rest AZ the White Honse; the Minister from hc
Netherlands ana Mrs Newbod. of New lork; the the
iTurklsh Minister and Mrs Curtin. wife o the chaIIna ~
~ rho House Foreign Affairs Committee; the FIehcn
Minister ana Mrs Frelinghuysen. the Russian Minister
I'D Mr. Miller wife of the chairman OF the senate
Iorei1n Anairs Committee; the Minister fr0i haWan
and Miss Emily Harding. OF Phladepha; the 'aantSs S
Moister and Miss Lucy FrellnhgnySeh tne 9p"nisI I
Minister and Miss West, the Argentine minister & a,
Countess D'ArschOt the Ministers IRON Geim9 m do,u
and Venezuela Count D'ArschOt OF Belsum; @ @Spuiu
cyldensiolpe or Swe len Mr.. Tsu o. emma @ @eenoI
Vaente of I,razil Senior Cayetano Romero OF MeAc"'
senetor Miller chairman of tine senate Committee on
Forelgn Affairs Representative curtin chairman o
fhe Uouse Committee FOREIGN Aialre