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New-York tribune., 1885-01-26

NEWY0RB.
arpress trains leave via Desbrosses aud Court
lsndt street Ferries as follows:
500 7:2c 60 and 10 Limited IL. 1ll0 a 320,
$40 a. aAO. g. ST. and . D and IL night sundays 6l5
q - Idmited) and 10 a 4. 6. y and D. and IL
might Emgrant and second class 700 p. m 100
Trains leaving New-YOik daily except Sunday. G:20
ss0 and lilo m, 1, O. T. 440 and p m, connect at
stuyninr trains leave Broad Street Station Philadelphia
i2,0i BIS 500 435 except Monday $50. 800,
$50 ii and Ills O. In Q.nited Express 1880 and 5:26
p%} $50 80 go and 6.i5 B. on sspnasy.
TAO and 745 Leave Philadelphia, via Camden. $50
T,etet of6ces: SAC 4SS and 9A Broaiway. ] As,or
Honse and foot and Cort COur
and Prookl lyn foot Of Futonst, Brooklyn
Suscbs Hotel. Hoboken station Jersey Ciy Emigrant
Tjcket ONCE No Bat,ery Place and Castle Garden
The NewYork Transfer Company will call for and CHECK
Aaegage hotels and residences
CHARLES r. PUGH, J. r. WOOD,
General Manager General PnssrAgcnt
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DressmaNnJ.

a DVERIIS ISESIJ..N - IOn ~. 49, -
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL De RECEIVED NJ ~,
rPiOW n OFFICES No. 1,2:lS Broadway, corner lhHy
nrsst until D. m and 30S West Twenty corner
Eghtayc No East Fourteenthst. corner Mon s4nai
fa6 Thiraye corner Forty. .seventhst Nos OOI IhiIs
ave near Sixethst and at the HARLEM OFFICE y" ~
Third ave. One-h Wy "
p. at regular Office rates
DRESSMAKING.-By tirst-class dress
- maker by tho dav Inquire No 2oa kast ootn-,@
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Gelp mante0.

XxTANTFD.-A lady of education "a compan-
w on IN an re lady under forty. In vigorous
health good and experienced IN house kepeihs
Raiected anpic catlons cannot he answered. Address
i'''' II. I. M, Box 20. Tribune once
XNANTED.--Ladies and young men, IN clty
w or country wishing TO earn - to 50 per day al ns
,omoa no work furnish and sent Dy man any
distance For particulars address with stamps sHf
IZED PHOTO CO.. 33 West hist, Vlhoihhau. v.
xxvANTED.-Ladies and Gentlemen i'll city
w r co,n,rv IN take light their own homes ~
IN al aay easily made work sent by mai no
~ aya gooJ demand for work and furnish Steady rm
pioyment Address with stamp, CROWN Man OFa'io"
iNti COMPANY 2oI Ninest, CIncinnati ouo,
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Ocean Steamers.

NCHOR LINE, y. s. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
N GLASGOW via LONDONDERRY
From Pier ~. North River. f0)t )f Deyst
AnchOria 81 HiupIa .....-FcO y VI
Crcassia Fen. :. H. am rGIn ~sia te1. ~, a. IN
CabfnDassage SD 10 $50 ss3D1 lolsS So ,
Storage passaga from GLASGOW. lVERPOOl+
BELFAST or LONDONDERRN. tlJ.
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents 7 BOwllng oreoh
BORDEAUX LINE.
Id New and direct line TO thu SOIt1 ~ Frl11a.
NEWYORK AND BORDEAUX DIRE n - 90
CHATEAU VI t'AUN ..:... ue'oaS. & rDo, ~
Travellers fIr Fr,ncs SPAN AL lttf Pfr'1't ~
Nice &c will save M ani sxDsnss ~ tlkln st1, ~
First CABIN inclulin, n $50 10 800 Sec)ni ca51 3D.
eei"9e's-' fo' y" i. LIZ BOULANGER, 4G Beaver.st
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feetnres ano meetiu9s.

MEXICAN INSTIrUTE.-Annual meeting
N win be held at No. "a, Cooper Union, on THURSDAY.
February 5, at o'clock D. IN.
g. NICK. LEoSER, sec'y CYRUS III. LOUTREIA Prea
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Eesal Notices

NOTICE of intention to form FIRE lNSUR-
~ ANCE COMPANY in the city OF Newfork. nnder tbo
name Of MPORIUM FIRE INsU RANCE COMPANY
In with section s. chapter 4O0 of
1853 chapter S5l of the Laws Of tho under
hereby give notice OF their inteni 70 form Rcer
TO be located In the City of the
purpose transacng the business OF insurance dwelling
houses and all kinds OF buildings and upon household
other property against loss damage by re
the rsks OF inland aton and transportation And 70
effect Of risks taken by them The capital VI
FRANCIS A PALMER,
ELISHA II. PRATT,
j A. 0EISS ESHAISER,
WADE Is. WOkhaLI.
J. D. 7. HERSEY,
E. II. GEIssENHAINER
LINCOLN A. STEWART,
II. y. HUTCHINSON
RICHARD TAi L0R
EDWIN ]. KERR.
EUGENE BRI1TON
EVERETT z. WHEELER
JOHN NASH.
BENeY AN D3UsS,
GEORGE ALGER,
ZIAkI WEST
PETER CUMDING,
+. F.A.VURGASoS.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on aud after Jan. T., 1856.
GREAT TRUNK LINE


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE .
Trains leave New York via Desbrosses and Cortand street
Ferries follows:
Palace Cars attached, and D. m. daily. New.
York and Limited OF rarlor Dining Smoking and
Sleeping cars, at q IN. every Gay.
,Wliamsport Lock Haven. IN. m. Cory and Er1e
81 D. m, connecsng at Cory for Tusyile, Petroleum
Centre and the OH Regions
BALTIMORE Washington and the South Limited Washington
Express OF Pullman Cars daily except sunday 10
m arrive Washington t:O5 p IN Regular at $40 s:nO
and $50 q m, /, $40 and and II night. Sunday
6l5 a m. q D m. and ~ night
For Atlantic City except sunday, 700 ps m.
For Cane May. except runday. 1ll0 n m.
Long Branch Bay Head Junction, and ntermediae sta
fions via Railway Amb0y. II noon, 33b,
On Sunday, and p. do not stop a. Asbury Park
Boats connect with all through trains at
,yerseyicy. arordng SPECIFY and direct uansfer for
grams arrive IRON Pittsburg $50 and 1l:2o m 73o and
IO:2O D. IN daily 700 daily. except Monday Krom
biSO. go and 1905 Sunday 6:S6 Gao m. 1912
q m From Baltimore 500 From Philadelphia 3.5O
b60 ESQ., $40 100 EXCEPT Monday 9:20 $40, 1910
ii:s0 M l20 200. $40. 3jo $50. 500 72O $780, 500
y50 ssS5 e40 7:O5 iii85 M 02o 735 9:2O 1905 and
1o.20 p. m
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Sales bp Auetion.

CHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE.
~ John G. Lys auctoneer. Will sell at puolE "a
Monday January % 1885 at 10 o'clock m at o. 10y o
n.y. n.y. c,aay ef me mortgagea AsHBEI ,. PITCH,
By orasr VI 'A'"o' Attorney fof MortgaGeA
95 Nassau-st, New York Civ'
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THE CORBlM BANKING CO.,
rs Broadrag N,is- York
7IyDs pER CENT FARH hORTGAGES

ud tnr,,,or, occaffondV Srrss surpr~ hdf wS nrt
obi, ,aGiV bsn>ss 0f MORTGAGE toan uy@
ya.s I,,,s. or1sd thousand more rtiss ns'd"t
Tbfs 4, a Ludns.s hare foiiotced az op hse "" con-
,,,ord ARR nTtp y,ds Gnau 0ay 10 iDbd ~ ~
Ians IncToassd Z. public favor arc oridngHg Ifnh.1
JYyng haze decutsutdrd SheH uu
r,oaTdng tdUs idnds and people ol our
Gg,f,rTai states endbi,s % Heqotdh a. tDry WIT
mites Nsc York "a 10 max CAV
ieam ,ch usudi margin -. val STREET Ihs stahmSnt "a
trans actions, ana pSrs"h
ind Lfcb NV sh 10 fntea for term of ycdrsm u,e
is aLndauf sectrtV aud hdndsOms rsiuTh4 hpud ~ We
oou tnfsTcs cdH rs for information ey'o"g "' u
pdgidgss Of utSSe loans
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NORWICH LINE.
FAVORITE INSIDE ROUTB'
ToBoSToNs So.
WORCESTER
NASHUA s385,
PORTLAND 90.

e,esurrs 'cfty Of Worcester and "City OF Boston"
iseye Pier 40 N r. watsst NEXT pier above Des
brossss ST. Ferry daiiv. except SUNDAYS at 4:30
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NEW:YORK CESTRRAL R.,:iAs AND O,,o6sI Mqp 7

IN RIVER RAILROAD Commencing OCTOBER Q, 1851
through trains will leave Grand central Depot =, 49,.
1900 a M Rochester and Montreal Express hroughui'"-
$40 r. n Fast Limited Chicago and st Lous Express
with dining ears stopping Albany. Utica SYRACUSE toch
ester Rufao Niagara Falls Erie Cevelani ana Ioleuo
arriving at chicago To- and ST. Louis '-o p H. next
iosO m Chicago Express draw1ngroom cars to anan
daigua Rochester Niagara Falls aud Buhaio connects or
m western New.York and Northern Express, with
$50 D. m, Albany, Troy and Utica Express. through
al n 10 Accommodation to Albany and Troy ,
s6p m ST Express with se pingcars 0r niagara
Falls Buffalo Cincinnati. Toledo Detroit and u Iouls
31 D. m Express with sleepingcars 10 syracuse anu 10
Auburn road and to Saratog also TO Montreal
m Express with sleeping cars for hocheser
Bnfalo Niagara Fails Cleveland Toledo Detroit CheagO
III m Night Express with seepngcars TO Albany ana
Toy Connects trains for the west anu
for The North saturday night.
Tickets on sale at Grand Central Depot no % ioMIIhg
Green 252 ais Broadway. and at Westcots EEptess
OSces PARK place 7s5 and 942 Broadway New.forx
Washington and I3O Fulton sts' biooAyh al" -
Tourth-st. WILLIAMSBURG ,...,.u oora ann y.
drawing and Sleeping cars Gun e
procured a. any thecket Offices in Newfork Cly ah0 al
S33 WashipgtOn St. Brooklyn.
BAGGAGE called for and checked from residence
shesc trans All others daily except sunday
tThese stop Harlem l25th'st ana sta
J. M TOUCEY, =, -. h m -. IN :. -,
POPULAR SHORE LINE.-FOr BOSTON
I and the East All rail from Grand Central Depot 1h1
daily Sundays exceptei 10 Boston AZ D
m parlor attached ann IL with palace Sleeping
carsii Sundays 10 with palace sleeping sars ,
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CUNARD LINE.
FROM snw}SgR 70 IraP9S NE P9gEr VIA QUEEN,
FROM PIER No. ~ NORTH RIVER
PAvoNIA ily Jan. - m
Wednesaay fss ssb II n; N
% ana And .sp Of Of boTSs ESGRs sS
~" '"'''' VERNoY II. BROWN q CT Agents
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
" Between New;York York ani mayre; =, u,,,,,,,
CANADA,d ,ds kersa abec....... wednesday Jan y 3pm
I 5iH D@T@@ PsT eT %
Cheeks n sn,aat' to suit on 'he nanqne
iran'aInl'GU LoG BEBlAN. a.,n No s,yiias sss,n
CUlON LINE.
Fog s,1{5. %GssSf59ENS& y;s s \ A. AZ 5,. hiyaarao
ssG'y, eb ss s. 7s1 M M
ALA Tuesday feS 3D. 10 m.
WTSS rfasass fa:.asv fss =
CABIN S..,.Ie ''2r na;tn $500 ~ s3a s'''i W.
5PScE 30 % if'5i SG6h6%AT rates curoS aco
| HAMBURG AMERICAN IS. cos LINE TOR
IPLYMoUTH tLoDdon,. .Cherbourg'Parsla anc HanDur%
EVA fsb fab T u p m m ri fIiH isH 10 a. IN
sierse s % TSa afofs 81 Round ;Hp at reduced prices
4 Geo Pa haSathPs As u Swsy
INMAN LINE OF STEAMERS,
i - FOR QUEENsrowN AND LIVERPOOL,
cirf c15 OF or iilGS itaaoS laTsdsS SfvA
CABIN PasSAGR. 80 so anisi1 later nsiata,D
oi''d SS. S15s II ij,is Is, ,,,,Si
\ iTHif foR ikfIvEHfoGL AS% SGEETsTowS;,n M
XMEKIcA, WEDIhs5G,AyYl,., APRIL o. ii A. NJ
eass 5 5@S oo trs.e af1s S
oU'TsrS uGAs'1 y s M Manase Sp'"b battery
| NORTH GERMAN LLOYD SS. co.
~ EkoE T2Erf 70 k2NRSS HS bremen
MkhE Mh Ecu a Jan = FULA FEB S pm
s,sss SE. FS 1925 asSa .ss$ s%s
BY SATURDAY Er isS s7S Second Cabin s'e
oELarGas Is'Gt1S e Go a. s9sG:iG Sc sso%Ass arson.
pAClFlC MAIL STEAMSHR C0MPANY'S
AK s.S S i5Gn Sshah asd CEN
e. From iron How;Yors pitr 100! Ganasd p paR.m,
sas.1 Gssoo
For HGAslf rosf Ise
on Of ' odoa %a, e.?
Company 'A'' 0A '"' PIT H. BGIIHT super nterden
PED STAR LINE.-For Antwerp and Paris
III sa;sr1sS sa1sTdav: Jan. g. % m m
saloon % s55so ,so excursion ccand oan
''sr' esn As IS Broadway
| THE II. s. AND BRAZIL NJ IL 80. co.
Il American line for ST. Thomas Barbados, Maran
| ham PernambucO Baiil and de Janeiro.
Elegant passenger accommodations at reduced rates
| SS. FINANCE, Captain Msnfe. from Robert Stores
Brooklyn. saturday FEBRUARY at IL H.. ana Newport
Tf E"siThhy ff5"sE GEN. 81 nond
| WHITE STAR LINE-MAURY ROUTE
| w UNITED STATES AND Royal NAIL STEAMERS
| FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
SsP 5:, sla;;y a'asaa ss,S - II
| ANU AZ cant. pr - Saturday y . 90 ~
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK FOOT or WEST
RArEs-saoo, s3l tg al slol Return act,t, d
| lAdfiatic DalVl. slj.
Forlnspection, plans n ot1sr jntor nation L,IY ~
| X j. CoRTIS. Agent
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SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
mray aSSSn: SSi snS ua hl.aeFh 3
her husband Julia sSler and wentworth s sicGs.T M her
BarroSs his wife Thomas G Burrow, and Harriet Bur:
HSsg his Sn S a.SS asssS9 Mg a and
SsSSsd sfKsEneFd
SspaSyii o.I$$ n, % IA s.'.s:.
Walter Nichols deceased: Minnie Q. sehenck, Martin
s a las. M and aaa Of marn
The Home Life Insurance company william Lttie p.rmc mo
and tC.ti%ont DcDa6 W Mason deceased tIesriet Ho-
horst Peter Cayerly Louisa Ellsworth ana William Els
To- tie bsSS named defendant. and to each them
Yon are hereby summoned to the complaint 10 sn
action copy of yonr answer on The plaintins
ASn Sa1 'SsHy ne %
BY for IL relief as@anded in the complaint
D'''' D'''"''' JAS k. HILL. WING iSo saoyDr
OFFICE. Fsas.lirs ESs. l.,is Ha1Gnnssa wI2I.n.sl-
'VO THE DEFENDANTS, Almira c: Robbins,
William Asbey Annie Ashley, Mary Shepherd and ROBBERS
The served ngGn yOu y paSesGSu: e:
y Y Ss SS sGS: Ss Fsa sas
tine lie Ss d Ss @ g. aRs ns
no County Court oase in city Of Brooklyn. NewSOrx
Dated 'An'', 5hs x Hill sEGgDy;
New.YOrk ciy.
CIXTY-NINTH STREET.--Supreme Court
~ County OF New. fo"o'' Pisn-
tiff against John OSuvan and others deiendah,s , "A.
In pursu Of judgement of orscsure ana aa s5e ~
In ths above entitled action bearing date on the Z2u GAY ~
January 1855 duly entered ON 2Sd day oi Jsnuay
4 the finders gued the Referee IN the sad
win pubic auction at the Enehanse sas hOCns % o 49,
AMI County or New orh on lus-
day the day OF February lss5 ~ - oeioG 81
that n ddy by of mem and
follows: -, LA 18th
builing, and improvements thereon erected stnae yus
and Ia the Nineteenth Ward OF the Cy OF rev feA
and bounded follows TO wit; Begnning az pony oh .n
Nortbery side OF SiXy.nnth street distant Two huuens
feet Faserly from the NOtheastery corner
Second avenue sixty ninth street runnng thense
ery paTtiy through party wall and parae W., secon1
avenue hnndred feet and four inches thence
naralei with -iNtyninth street. hitytour ieet useo
aaip r,rrI with second and part oftne
ds;ance through OF party Wall one ..
and four inches the Northerly side OF n,nS
aud thence Westerly along the Norhe,y sde OF
Dated New.York. January 2ith isSo. on, a .cuvrr
PHILBtS 4 ORR hENhf W. SA ketereo.
Plaiutrs Attorneys
81 chamber street. New.fork
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TO CAPITALISTS AND INVESTORS.

ARARE OPPORTUNITY.
FOR sALE-A NTH interest In tho capital stock OF IN"
e,erc,er Company controlling all the nsrnmonts mshe un
~ Tho a.n,. Of the Teieetry by which motion and
,,ssr,e may be indicated and automatically re-
corded at distance This invention has commercial posi-
b,es only cquaed by the telephone instrument' arc @
ready m use Indicating and recordng temperature seA
and Gas measures height Of the barometer with
,o,,s accuracy The invention 4, In tho hands OF ale"
and erporisnc manager.b by whom II VII be Ae
~ a.yeIoped with due 10 ad al the interests involved
AhAresa TILL N LTLIL Boz W. Irbupe Oheo
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TO PHILADELPHIA
VIA THE Pennsylvania RAILROAD.
THE OLDEST ROUTE.

DO TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND on SUN.
DAY. 3 STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA, 2 IN
NEW.YOKK.
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XVELLs, FARGO & CO., No. 50 B'WAY

Buy and , Minfng stoess and otnr fletae coas' ',e
,,ifs. s, Elehdag Tel graphite TTdn<fsrs ana 'Teds
or1l1b, throughout ne Wet and Europ'. ana IoFnTd
Irsight PdekGees ana yaiudbes 70 al p1fs OF e heId
AAD-ST MANHATTANVILIE AND 81.
~ NICHOLAS AVE RAILWAY co.'s hrst mortgage
per cent bonds due 1910. inorcst March and scIsmbc
fni,, total issue limited TO al,2sODO
tongi,t and sola ]. B. Mc8EOROf. No 90 BToad-st
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s,eom,oa.y anh aa'Irsa>sl

TNOR RRJOGEPORT and all points on HOU
OnnrDDNNir.0, n aUG ATUUK RAIL LROA Ds.-steamers
avecatierns 3p II m hnr m roSis SSdiss East aivcr
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Bitnations il1antsS--femaIes.

A THE PROTECTIVE EMPLOYMENT
As ASSOCIATION.
Chartered BY the state OF New-York.)
W. Il. PR6ssER Secretary X a. KEII5dS %sssrnsr
New-York tribune., 1885-01-26

COOK or LAUNDRESS.-By q strong, capa-
~ bic scotch city or country every
soups meats desserts side Dishes &C. IL
Wiling honest and gooi tempered Call at N2 9TH
ave. near l7th.sL, upstairs. ;. o.
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/ AUNDRESS.-By a colored woman hrst,
l class IanndreSs; wishes take family washing at
ho"'' fO'1 ''''' IL A. THOMAS. G West i4th-st.
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NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RR:
IN (Pennsylvania RR. foot Cortlandt
ctations I'm Nev.York Z and Desbrosses-st.

% in ew.Y Z and DeSbfOeSes-5t
''"" " (Phila 4 Resd RR. foot Libertyst
LEAVE NEw.YoRK. commencing Jan. airy Il 1882 o.,
For South Amooy Phil Il Reading RR i:3O sSda9
ii.0o a. IN. l:SO AGO. 5:OOi s:45 p, m; SUNDAYS 4:0t
645 a. via Penn. RR, 1900 m. 5:O0 p. m sundays
@ p v. ,.,r ,oo 81.
Hoo q M, 1880. 400. 430, $780, bs5 p m. sundays
400 S45 m. via Penn RR, 800 o. m l2:OO m 3:Oop IN
SUNDAYS a m. D p. m , IN
For RED wa penn r. R. 900 M II m $3.50 800
ER: 4:sO sIS m 1880 l. 9SO S45 p. sundays a. si5
a IN Branch. Ocean Grove, Asbury Park, Ocean
Beach Spring Lake Gir Point Pleasant So via Phila
Sundays stopping Ocean Asbury Park 400
S45 wa PENNSYLVANIA RR- 900 l2OO SO BOO,
p. sundays mot stopping at Ocean Grove OF Asbury
Parkl q m, p.
m, AGO. 500 For Lasewood Toms River and Barne
rat II. RR- at4:3n Sis q m. 1:30. 4:SO p m For
Toms River. via Tenn. RR- at 900 M For yineland.
Bdgeton Atlantic CITY, &C. via Phila Reading RR- 43o
RUFUS tF u.s. OBIopeETT c. O. HANCOCK, J.RwooD.
SuDt g. p &T.A, Il. & r. RtSD q p A. p RR
New-York tribune., 1885-01-26

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
VI Between New.York AMI Hayre.
Companvs Pier tnewl No. az North RIVER fo)to hptDs
CANADA, de heTsabec. wednesday jan ~ > " m
ST N. Durand ....... ..- We nesday. feD a. IN
Checks DlYabIs slL an,unt, 10 suit on the bah1ne
IL o. BEBiAS ay,n;. No Is, yiin< prs,l
New-York tribune., 1885-01-26

NyTASHING.-By a respectable woman to DO
w the washing and ironing for ladies' or gentlemen or
would do families understands nutng and pufngi emu
dr.ps clothes done the neates manner naDnel washed
the sane as new reference required Call on MIS-
MCCORMACK, No. $50 last OIst-st
XNASHING.-A tirst-class c0lored laundress,
w with ,ed facilities COOL reference wishes
family washing by the week large family washing
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-06-20
NEWS m a NUTSHELL.
Frcsh, Crispy Glesnings Of Recent Note
worthy Happenings and Events.

Frceh, Crispy G1eanings OF Recent Note.
worthy Happenings and Events.
The Episcopal diocese Of Ohio convened
ut Cleveland, Tuesday.
The Ohio State Eclectic association il in
convention at Cleveland.
The gambling houses Of TT Wayne, Ind,
have been closed by the police.
The exports Of merchandise from New
York for the week ended June Q were So
$50, 74O
r. J. Cluverius, convicted in Richmond,
Va, of the murder Of Lillian Madison, was
refused new trial
Bishop and Olney Scott, brothers, oil
Eaton, Ind, are charged with the murder OF
VIM. Haines ON March "a.
The meeting between Jack Burke and
John L. Sullivan takes place Saturday, at
the Chicago driving park.
Extensive preparations are being made In
New York to welcome Bartholdi.s great
work and the French guests.
The Law and Order league of Cincinnati
are importuning the board Of police commits
sioners to enforce the Sunday laws
A Judgment against Mrs. Della T. Parnel
has been cancelled and her personal property
win not DO placed under the hammer.
Mrs. Alfred T. Watkins, a resident Of
South Orange, N. j., who has been clos,
invalid for two years, has Seen suddenly cured
by prayer,
Edward I. Taylor, cashier OF Logan
National bank, of West Liberty, o., was in
dicted for misrepresentation of $4,000 in
notes. drafts, etc.
The Northern Ute Indians have gone of
the reservation in great numbers, and are
threatening to prevoit the stockmen from
The supreme court of Ohio has decided
three Of the Scott law cases adverse to the
htigants This says tho counties having re
ceived the tax viii not be compelled to re
fund the money.
Michael Tanley, of Fit. Wayne, Ind, com
mitted suicide by throwing himself in front
of a moving train
1t is now believed that the death of ex-
Auditor of the Treasury Reynolds, ut the
Southern hotel, ST. Louis, was an accident,
not suicide.
The wheat crop Of Illinois this year Is esti
mated at ten million bushels, as against
thirty-tw million last year. Winter wheat
is up to the average.
Frank J. Garbet, the aged physician Of
Cambridge, Mass, who was recently con
victed of incest, was sentenced to sixteen
years in the state prison.
Professor Riley, of Washington, predicts
that the more northern states of the Missis
sippi Valley will escape serious consequences
from locust visitation this year.
An Elkhart, Ind, cat gave birth few
days since to a kitten having two mouths,
two noses and three eyes. This oidlooking
monstrosity lived but few hours
The condition OF the growing cotton ant
corn in West Tennessee, North Arkansas
North Alabama, and North Mississippi II
unusually favorable to a heavy yield
The state sinking fund commissioner Of
Ohio decided to call for further bids for thu
funding bonds, and the Borg Netter Offer
was postponed for further consideration.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-06-20
Medical Advice by Telephone.

Husband-My wife has severe
pain in the back of her neck. and
complains of q sort of sourness in the
stomach.
Physician-She has malarial collie.
Husband-What shall do for her.
1.-THE girl at the central switches
off to a machinest talking up saw
mill man.
Machinest to Husband-I think
she is covered with scales inside about
an inch thick. Let her cool down
during the night, and before she fires
up in the morning, take hammer
and pound her thoroughly all over,
and then take hose and hitch it to
the fre-plug and wash her out!
Husband has no further need of
this doctor. a4
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One OF the great natural phenome-
ma of the beehive is the massacreing
of the drones. 1t was one time as
serted that the working house bees
did not use their stings against the
stingless males, but merely pushed
them out to die. This idea, however,
resulted from the massacre being al
ways committed at the bottom of the
hive, whittier the poor drones retire
in clusters in July and August, as if
aware of the doom impending over
them. As usual, by one of his ingen
ious expedients, Huber discovered
the truth. Six swans were put on
glass tables, beneath which the
watchers placed themselves. This
contrivance,' says Huber, succeeded
to admiration. On the 18th of July
we saw the workers actually massa-
ere the males, in the whole six swarms,
at the same hour, and with the some
peculiarities. The glass table was
covered with bees full of animation,
which flew upon the drones as they
came from the bottom of the hive,
seized them by the antenuae, the
limbs and the wings, and having drag
ged them about, so to speak, after
quartering them, they killed them by
repeated stings directly between the
rings of the belly. The moment that
this formidable weapon reached them
was the last of their existence-they
stretched their wings and expired.
At the same time, if the workers did
not consider them as dead, as they ap.
peared to us, they still stuck the
sting SO deep that it could hardly be
withdrawn; and these bees were
obliged to turn around upon them
selves, with a screw like motion, be-
fore the sting could be disengaged.
Next day, we witnessed new scenes
of carnage. During three hours the
bees furiously destroyed the males.
They had massacred all their own
on the previous day but now attack
ed those which, driven from the
neighboring hives, had taken refuge
among them. The following days
no drones remained in the hives.'
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Profits Of Black Walnut Gull
fuPG.

MIR Graves, of Texas, ten years ago
planted ten acres to walnut trees, by
hand, 200 to the acre, in all 1000
trees, says the Gardeners Monthly.
The trees are now nine inches through,
and grow at the rate of an inch
year, and when twenty years old they
will be worth $25 tree making the
forest worth at that time $4,000.
But this is not all. Last year the
trees bore 400 bushels Of walnuts,
which brought 50 So per bushel,
making $1,000 for the ten acres of
land-good interest for land worth
SIS per acre. If at the age of TWEEN
ty years, half OF the trees are cut and
sold for $25 q tree, or $25, 900, the
nuts per year from the remaining L.
900 trees will be worth SO, 500 year.
There is hint in this for our far
mers. There are few farms in this
vicinity, which do not have from five
to ten acres of land on them of little
use, save for tree planting. If all
such places were planted to trees, it
is easy to see that in a few years
time they would add greatly to the
value of the farm.