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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-07-25
RILEY us. CLIFFORD.

Riley is envious of the good repu-
,tation and high standing of Prof. j.
'R. Clifford, the brainy and intelligent
principal of the colored schools; and
flor several years, though running
~ Republican organ, has endeavored
Ito asperse his character and discharge
shim from his position. Iu every eff
fort he has been defeated, although
I'VE are reliably informed, in the last
proceeding, his choice associate, Tol
sliver Evans, threatened never to vote
again for the members of the Board
sof Education, which is amusing. The
truth is, Clifford's standing in this
community is in advance Of either
sRiley or Evans. Intellectually and
sin point of education they will never
sreach his standard. Therefore they
senvy this colored man and try to
adown him. 1t cannot be accomplish
led His moral standing and bis
Friendship with the leading men, best
thinkers and most respected citizens
Scannot be assailed. We doubt ifanJ
tlman living in our midst can present
sa better certificate of character than
sthe following, which, when handed
the Board of Education, put to flight
This accusers, viz
1 TO the Board Of Education Of Martins
u bury.
Gentlemen: The undersigned bear will.
Fling and cheerful testimony to the good
character, correct habits and unquestion-
led moral standing and quiet, law-abiding
qualities of Mr.. J. II. Clifford, as o man
land citizen. On none OF these essentials
L ~
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-07-25

They are so gentle, sweet and pure,
Arms around their mother twining.
sRa3s Of Gods own light, Ina sure
Are in their loving glances shining
These loving words are taken from
zone of Emma Nevada's songs, called
s"Childhood." 1t is a very sweet song
Sand is one of few choice pieces sent us
sby the publishers, Oliver Ditson Il Co.
gBoston. The titles are Childhood, OF
sLes Enfans With portrait of Miss
Nevada, (40 cts.) by Massanet. The
! Kiss, dear Maid, or Parting" $50 cts.
5by Ferhmann. Good Bye my little
Lady. Boat Song, 80 cts.) For Male
Voices. j. G. Macy. Loves Four
Bleaved Clover. (3Octs.) Sidney Smith
sValse Mignonne (35 cts.) Charles
aWels. Kathleen Mavourneen Redowa
$50 cts.) l.. Meyer. Going to Market
S(30 cts.) Guitar Song, by Hayden.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-07-25

MRS. CASPER STUMP, Mrs. Jennie
5Bowers and little Fannie Bowers mar.
srowly escaped drowning while crossing
the Opequon at Sulphur Spring few
days ago. They missed the ford and
sgot into deep hole in the creek, but
swere fortunately rescued, with no more
serious results than complete ducking
i erdrdstotC1a Times
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-07-25

hope to attain notoriety by attack
ing the character and excellence o.
Others with whom he cannot com
pete. These gentlemen are his su
periors in every respect and his at
tacks will not injure but strengthen
those whom he villifies.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-07-25

SAY boys, anoint yourselves from
that bottle the Ex-Storekeeper for
'merly passed around, and settle dowr
for stand-up fight. We are getting
the full range of that bottles perigri
nations, you know.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-07-25

THERE has been q decrease of TO-.
900 in the number Of immigrants to
this country during the past year, as
compared with the previous year.
Good showing, that.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-07-25

A subtoreman in the shipyard OF
John Roach, who has been n demo
cratic politician all his life, is quoted
rs saying: IF ever I vote the Dem
ocratic ticket again may the GOOD
Lord paralyze my arm
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-07-25
Bargains for the Ladies'.

STILL few left of the stock of fine
|leathern hand satchels, bought of Col.
douglas, trustee ola bankrupt stock, will
|be sold at less than the cost at the factory.
lat G ETTINGER & HOKE'S headquar-
tiers for shoes and hats, Blondel Building,
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-07-25

The horses and carriages which
were 50 extensively disposed of by
the reform government, are now
coming back to roost in their ole
homes. Reform
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-07-25

RILEY has q mean, uneasy counte
nance. which makes him say, like
Stearn's ASS: "Please don't beat
me. But ifyou will, you may"
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-07-25
SATURDAY, JULY 25, 1885.

All the cities along the Atlantic
coast are now quarantining against
the cholera.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-07-25

Wednesday morning July 22nd 1886
IA two minutes before 5 O'Clock, DOUG
LAS HATCHER, youngest son of Rev
Il. IL. aud Mrs. A. G, Pitt, aged l;
months and % days.
AT his home in this county, July 10th
/ SS5, after a lingering illness Mr.. JOHN
IA. TABLER, aged-years.
AT her home in Martinsburg, Thurs
day, July 10th, Mrs. ELIZA HOLLIS
Ewife of Mr.. Charles II. Hollis.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-07-25
The following is another poetica
effort of our devil.

she smote him with the single,
Islill she made him thrill and Jingle,
Because he did not mind his baby brother
But he soon forgot his pain,
And went singing down the lane.
"a boys best friend is his mother"
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-07-25

Bad water has caused fears of an
epidemic in Lynchburg.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-07-25
DIED.

TO- Hat rates-fre cents per tne-for Obituary No.
tces beyond the usual announcement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-24
NORWICH LINE.
PHILADELPHIA AND READ!!NiG5 r. r.

NM siisi.Y cFNTRlL nIYyiesIy2rYi;
r5i E9 THp ~ T3RKISG EFtECI NAY 24tn lSS'
For TiiiLAnELPHiA aud TRt NIVN;o b3uo ,o "a
hy G 100 ~ M SUNDAYS a. 4 sibn m 800 Zoo M
ISc rI NJ in Jia-aye. for nanayunk coasho
hGeSn nl SXs on all a. Trains andsLEErING
GAS on r4ic ~ ADELruA Ninth ana Gr.e1 s''
@S5 - gi iOOa m. l:!j. ?i5. 5e s:lo. l5;,T = ~
sUNpAI ga a. p' , 40 M 100 $50 $40 p
sgSBAf re JI mi t;3 and PLIrsBURG, Penn.
iMAnIN61 cry at 7ii. $40 ~ :hi' 4o3P ID; a,o
Fol HARRISBURG ~ !; 70 80 80 a. ~ a. M 80
roc m ,p II: al loo 7:I5 sij. ll5G M 'Ol lSo R;S'
For sstniSroN * 7:oo s5 M ;; Q p NJ 2::oo si5am
3n" = - - . H. sam IN sundays =. j5j " NJ
For TT a! & = p 8 i5 H. Loo 1880 s:i5. 400
I'm i: NJ ,,rEAs ALLEN rowN md MAUCH CHUNK
at 30. 100 s45 E0o l;ao BID o'i' y H.
a a,g 7; ~ ot no 700 s:t5 a. NJ 100. 1880 Sdj 100
ga s.ii 100 13j p. SundWS i;nU y NJ ", a.,
For man BRIpGE'BRANc.i' az 1900 81" d. H. '''
For S9 PPif%8rxGroN 700 $40 ~ loo 1880 $780, 4ao
Sol 9o i ~ 9H y. 3S iS 9p oo s,45 1880. ll;l5
70, o Ia 1.,n Sij iDO. 80 5;np. 1;5o 81 o.
Go 100. $40 Sdj 1880 p m suna1y' fo'' ''0' d. III"
For q! NJ 10 IS 80 %, i6 90 1919 800 D. 5:' NJ
SiiI ~ so sij $40 a m, l2o3 IN, 1870 4Oo oo'
713 GI I r@E II ocrAH GLOVE Sc CAn oil a.
For s aVNG A. M ISL 49, 55 p. SUNDAYS except
Ocean GrOvel &c 4dO ST. o III t.nO s.nO N m
Tor LAKEWOOD. TONS ~ ~ ''' A'''
SlJa III l31. $50 D. ~ .,, - al, al mn DGETON at
Fur ATLANTIC CITY, NlNhbN''" " 'N' "
4:jO a. NJ, 1880 p m. - .,,,-,c,O,r
NtN-JRKSEY SOUTHERN DIV lHiSSd dOt
PrNo Sq Is IK yfr aud va S n1SS fTHtANcu
$50 i0i5 p. m. $40 |: u pn SsEEiiVS GROVE
- itI RI.UON ASBUKI PARK, OCf.A y, ~ -, -,
OCEAN BEACH POIET PIEAsA Nj; &c y tiT and
ais 4; 10 d m. (|Gndays exctptedl A'DO"h A
r MTG re IHiIiiiIANDs ABB 1915 nj S43 $40
IN. n A u Il. i:3O q. a.;
Tieteis can be procured foot Liberty PIER 10 5
&c. = 2jT . 4. 80, 81, va anu I',-'
North Ei.eti - ~ and 7i0 Gaye; RyiEgtol.si 10
r. rs and il3 Greenwichst lIs % N Tvs Civ
In rook yn al 10 Courtst; lOi hiOa 800. .r N,
3-g Nauiia tali.aye S.l talI'i
nj Ih-st 'I,,,iastons \. y. Trans or company
rU cal Tor aud check baggage from hoteIS OF res "
desr nation - q g. HANCOCK.
j. L. WOOCTEN, cap pas and Ticket AIT,
Geacra, Manaeer , , , W On ! = Larry. 81 T. y.
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NEW.YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

I va
e. p IN. train with palace (Tocr ne ehsffs
between steamers landIng and Boston. ''
.- y. ". POPPLE General PAssea ger gent
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER DISCRIMINATING Octobar T. ISS 1,
thrGu{h trains will leave Grand central Depot
4eOJ M Rochester and Montreal Express through draw.
$40 a. M Fast limited Chicago and 81 Louis EXPRESS
WIN dining StOgDrg VI Albany Utica syFtcIse
ester Buffalo, NngiIa Falls Erie. Cleveland ami Toledo
day.
1880 M. Chicago Express irawlngroom cars TO Caasn
Oswego.
tlls. m. Western NewYork and Northern Express. VITA
$50 p. IN, Aomy Troy and Utica Express through
drawing room cars.
Is st. Louis Express, with sic
Falls, Buffalo Cincinnati, Toledo Detroit and IT. Louis
C3j D. m, EXpres with seepnccars syracuse ani c,
Auburn road AMI 10 sarat'Sai also % Montreal
80 u. Pacific Express. with 2ochestsr
Buffalo Niagara Fans, Cleveland Toeio Detroit Chicago.
also TO MaeItoIn daily except Saturday. ANA to OsSens
II p m Ngnt Express With sleepiagcars 10 Albany and
Troy Connects wish the the West ali
Tickets on sale at Grand Central Depot No. Bowling
GIee Is BIoWSly Harlem Depot; jtist and sth-lye,
way, 100 and 9t2 brosway % West .1Jthst Nov.
YORK. 5S3 Wasbiig;on and $50 Fulton stS, Brooklyn
Acc0r0datons ia drawing groom and sleeping D,
at any Of te tcset oces in Ne@Nork CITY and a.
$50 NaShiietq:..St. Brooklyn.
Baggage csiicd for aad checked from reslicnse
Iic7e trains Ign daily. All Others dily exec 4 sunday
tihsse trains Stop at Harlem l25til-s1 an ith ave,
J. NJ. TOUCl1. -. ~. hE% DlslCE.
General superintendent General Passenger Agent.
POPULAR SHORE LINE.-FOR BOSTON
and tie East. All ral from Grand Genital Depot Three
express trains day l~naays eXcepei u c5'On AZ a.
eais. Sundays at Top III. with paisce ping elrs
4. W. pOPPLE, Agent
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on ard after hpr,l ssh. 1855.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave Nel 0r via Des6rosSes and rcSs
Fc-IIc5. follows:
Harrisburg itisburg the wost with Pullman Paoeo
Cars attached a. M. 9, and D. daily. New. YORK
and iicsso Limited OF Pnrior Dinng smoking and sleep
ing Cars AZ 10 q. nj. every day.
WEnGmspo:t. 10 Haven, m: CORY and ETis
connecting Cory for rusy lie rolcum
AM lie Oh Reglons
Express OF Pullman Parlor Cars daily. except sunday,
lJ arrive Washin yton 400 p RegGlar at &C.
ard s:3 m. !, 3;iO and In and ~ night suntSY
casa. m p. m. ana ~ night.
For Atlantic City. oIcopt SUNDAY with through Parior cash
100 D. m.
For Cane May, except Sunday. ll;l0am
Branch Say o2 Junction AID informed alto st2t0na
via Railway Ani AniOOy 900 ~, 1900 $50 100
prl sunday 9:O0a. AMI 5:OO lot stop at
As'uiy I'nrk.)
For Ola Peat aud Norfolk. e:2Oa IN. weekdays au 500
m. ray.
boats OF Or OkYn connect With al through
al Jersey City aaorilng speedy and direct transfer tor
Brooklyn travel.
Trains asvo: Fron Pttsburg 100 SEQ 6:55 and IS
cRilY. and 1885 daily except Monday. lrla
Washington and baltimore d2u. 500 L." $40 350.
$3.50 $40 and ltJ0S 2. sunday. 500 500 lepj
pr. From Baltimore g % p 70 From III iaee'phlsa = e.
9. 800 $50 es'o 9a5' 10 s;5o ei2 955 igoS m
and niet tulfsy $50 $40. i:O5, 800. ll:3J
6=2o. Cos, s;e9. $3.50. 1000 D. M.
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T FHICH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passenge
IL trains leave depot foot OF cortan4t sSa
Allentown Readng MACH Cltik 81 I'VE ,,i,
nan rJn n coicss run daily Local ,ri at snint o''o
u n Easfon Hethehani ant "a. lar --, D. Ill
ins ie9ytnr NJ no M i and h l. m connect 10 az
reuts m Nahoroy and szlrton eoIl TeOhs SUNDAY uuh
leaves for Mauul Chunk aud Hahciuh' 90 4 m
N'"''"' '-a yin N"''' -'N' T. d. DiINdrON, @, T. A.
FALL RIVER LINE.-The Best Saun,G KolfS
10 Bosnr aur fta Fast Loa l1reR lafFr A-u ~
a.. ar.trs FTNHIN aul FRoN iDENCh. from flH %
No-th niyef aliF SGnays inoi nie. ~ D D. ~ 900 coat
attJl,sl /. COS BE a. Gggtlhi passenger %AsN@-
BOADnN q 10 VEIL, Agents, New-l OK
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10 PHILADELPHIA
VIATHE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
TIE OLDEST ROUTE.
20 TRAINS FAcn WAY wErE DAYS AND on SUI.
DAY. ) STA lions IL PHILADELPHIA, 2IN
NETWORK.

EXPRESS trains Nev.Yor via Desbsoesos and Coart
lanct streets Ferries, az follows: -. -
IIMlei l. ll:l0 l. $50 $40, a. aAQ D. D q aui
~ M and saish; sandays E o. , 60 Liai'sa ana
Trains ieavias daily except siadaf ~ b.. :au
aud lllo NJ /. ?, l. and p m connect az freh'ea
Retnn,ns 4 aims leave Broad Street station, Pllatepha
f:5D T3l $40. $3.50 II ana ll:l5
m (IInlted hrYrnss l:S0 and SO p ~, 9.
V:iG y. on sunday, 1907. Wv f;aos
S.a Ssna nI T. ts.30 Ltnitedl $50, I;lO gfp p q.
Leave philadelphia, via Camden 800 a H. 1uH oXceps
TEnt Offices. s4a z25, and ga Broadway Astor House.
o go III DesJrosscs and Cortlandt ss Srifst ana
RreoElyn Anaex station. foot OF Iaonss; bnss9syn
'stc nslce 80. Batte.y pias@ aud tsste u9r,ten .
le New York Tranaer company VIII esu 'of and enecs
bass9YYS * isq' rs ly N pi 1ia r. WOOL
tSsperzi Msnssr-. General Passr Agent.
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LIZ AZ" BErwEEH

NEV.YORl PITILA pElPfiiA, hORFOIk, OLD POlNr
COMFORT AND TIE SOUTH. .,,,
0UOUES FASTER THAN ANY OG!t4t How l,s,pv
Philadelphia & Norfolk IsarOsd SO2Al ny
nov riaaa fsi DaT ana sat .NpWss between New.lna
sr te ttaro Tre.uA Leave Negl nrk, tennsy vahlt
Farosd 9a's m Week days end y u daily srrly,nt o
pg,nt ID yIeSe9yA and $50 ~ daiy tSl'
foiV 6 u m and liS Sleeping through trom NEW
ora Gga ar,cs l FsTlsx cr rom Pitlsdephla WIN
a. c,arzc fcLets parlOr, SEATS and sleeping oers GU
Le cscUged e ans Tckol Caes % le pennsylvania kaaa
fo1usuy, z. y. CODtI cent leSs and kAel5h AkSAs
~. w. Duas.l. saVsItatendsGa
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preesma ill.
Gre Grelm.

A FACT-HORTONS ICE CREAM is made
n pure Horizons PAer superFozen jri ks
Ice Cream for IesauTants. Churc3es Festivals &C. wall
kecp hard hour Country orders promptly filled DcpOts
hi 4h-ave. l.2S5 Brsg0way ~ thstbaInst 40 East
D. 8 b's;- New-YOrk. AMI 400 Fnlion-st.. brooklyn.
EUSSELL'S ICE CREAM, No. 760 Broadway
l. Eew.YOfk
Families supplied. oui0ttown business speciality Indvid
bcks for restaurants fairs etc Ieephono 42S 2sts
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Glccmbonts nuo Railroads.

A TROY BOATS-CITlIENS LINE
n s,a,,n.rs SARATOGA and CITY OS TROY Leave Plor
II H. foot 81 Clrlso9herst, daily cxaept saturday az
D. m Sunday steamer touches AZ Albany
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Nlisccildreons.

1ui9Cclldneo05.
DYSPEPSIA =, XSlqTe CON- rrieno9 ,, apI Gr. .
wear, Tax Collector. Nc.t fIr: t1 .d' t1i NS't '
ti0-o OF srdrnary s,udVis haOts Who ate Adclel
by Tbs disoa
HAIR TREATED by new process which
stop fflIur ont and tInh et'y private pitors
ladies'. gentlemen. ~ CAltA - &oa. lttl-si..-
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6lrnmtoni5 auo RAILROADS.

4 HUDSON RIVER BY DAILIGiIT.-
~. The Day IIua wnl coinelcc tr icrn or
n - 20 Aibsny s. EDNE-DAY JUNL D. making to u'"Ai
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Alarblcs an0 Alantcls.

MARBLE and granite monuments, head
4s stones io Enclosures mlntels, films &c A hLABER
26 200 Fest 31tst second Avenue Elevated station
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{ CARPET CLEANING.-S TO George p.
bysat IL gass l4th-st 20 bsye your carpets shaken
Ne" machinery With all improvements.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-24

NUAPERONE,-BV an English lady, accus-
termed 10 travelling ana highly recommended as chape-
rtne TO an Amerioan lady going 10 Europe. Address
49, Mrs. RILEY 22 hue du ColSte, Pans
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COMPANI0N.-By a young lady OF culture
~ ana refinement who has spent number OF years aDoe
and Music ola sSesj position as company
20 lady gon abroad 10 younS children Tor
the summer references. ....... ~, g.. ,-.,..
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VHREE FAST TRAINS DAILY
WEST SHORE RAILWAY
TO CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS.


These trains made Of HANDSOME Pullman COlches
and elegant Pullman Buffet Sleeping which
for comfort AMI ele Eance unequaIed.
THE CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS LIMITED,
AS FAST AS THE FASTEST EVENING TRAIN Will
on AND AFTER SUNDAY. path inst, LEAVE
CORTLAND AND DESBRO 5SES STREET STATIONS
AT $50 p. H., AND THE UPTOWN STATION OF THE
WEST SHORE ROUTE. AT THE FOOT OF WEST l2D'
ST.. AT 600 =. NJ. AND ARRIVRIN CHICAGO Ar 800
r. NJ. THE FOLLOWING EVENING, AND ST. LOUIS
AT 100 4. NJ THE SECOND MORNING.
Other trains viii heretofore sce regular timc table,
until June 22d. when the Timetable. with an in-
creased and improved Catsk Modnaius
Saratoga Lake George AdrondacEs sharon aud i'ichaed
springs Niagara Fails all New.York state and
Conads will DO announced
- RATES ALWAYS As Low AS THE LOWEST.
For timetables sleeping accommodations and Information
call on OF address
Mr. L. V. sHlINNER, General Eastern Agent'
No J65 Broadway Office Of the west Shore or
B.&oR.R
HENRY HOEETr.
40 $50 broadway general Passenger Agent,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-24

CARETAKER.-By an American man and
wife no cbjlaron would ike tie 0t house during
reference NORION 5Vc " csi -Sust
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Steamboats, ano RAILROADS..
BOSTON AND NEW ENGLAND.
l.

sTONINGTON LINE. INSIDE gotrpF
Steamers PIER 49, ~ r. daily eysent sunday,
e. train with palace cars foc,lu ne shssi
between steamers lsndlng and Boston. |
. y. ". POPPLE, General PAssen ser A gent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-24

\ English lady desires a position as resi-
~ dent eOyerness durlug the sumi1er ana IN
Requirements thorough English French tferlsl Germ ~
mnsic (s ecaty mathematics and drawing; best OF tou
mon given city preferred state salary NJ boA 49,
New-Jerscy.
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WEST SHORE QUITE.
W VIA WEST SHORE or HUDSON RIVER
lime liable IN ene % My :A,p.. itJi
Al trains tOrtardt aDd LcbrDssos sti CITATIONS ~
follows: Trains leave West f2tbt sat on ten minutes "'
chicago, 10 M, $50 p m r D. m. Pullman sloercfs
through
ST. LOUIS. 1850 - p M Pullman sccpers.
DctIOlt, 10 .. M sb:aO, 3 D. NJ Pullman scepe-A ,
Suspension IriPc. MAGMA Fn T. Buffalo Rochester, 20
g. IN. 900. sSp sleeping and parlor cars through
Syracuse, 7:In. 10 M. $500, q y.
Utlca. 7:lO 10. 100 IN. 'Ji5O. ~ . =, ~.
Nowburg. Kingston. Cafski. Albany '1slu 40. ll;o'
a.. IN; 800, sj:jO. .Sp. n
For Montreal and Canada East al 10 nj $3.50 p. -
Hamilton, Lond1h 10 900. 3 D. III T0rOlL1 '0J'
'tp. -
For tiCk6s time tables pa0r or sleeping car accommg
lions Information apply NJ oficcs JcreY CitY Penn It
station Hob ken ~ aud oD-st; BrOJtlyn COurtI
Office foot FuitOns; NrwYOrk city. a. 2O7 26l 30
3G S5l, Vib lao 1873 TUndwRy, 7B7 Ounve, lat Ea
l25thai ljal4 BOwcry Penn. H. r. stations foot 81 Coft
andt aud UcsbroGos STE and West shore station foot 0
West S2dst Baggage called Tor ami checked from hotels
AMI n sidcncc'. Orders Do left gt ticket ofboes
go Broadway. HENRY MONET !, Gen. las. Ag0Jt
LlNIIRkE EAGu IRAINS nALIY
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GEORGE p. BRYANT, IL East 14th-st.-
w Wearing APPAREL secured ard died. Best workn en-
from Pars in this denartnenL.
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Gelp il)anieS.

pfIp IUante0.
AGENTS wanted for the GREAT HISTORY
~ by JAMES a. BLA SE.--Agents NIKE from s20D 70
$1,000 per month The Heuy Eli Pub. Co.. Norwich Com
xErANTED.-An active, energetic man who
w Is ibOrou bis acquainted with the management Of re-
tail dry goods bushe such having $4,000 to
$4,000 invest favorable opportunity exists to
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past experience. BOX $40 2. o.. Ncw-York.
WANTED
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va ne's 10 tEe an Interest IN Eanuiactoy state expo
t4ce and cap tai. Address
LLu15ARD. sec'y. l.400 Indiana-aye- chicago. III.
WANTED.-A thoroughly competent fore
-. man in bnderv. bFstclass recommendations TO-
safed Address BOOKBI&DEk, Tribune Ofsce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-24

A MISS L. CAMPBELL, (Mrs. Secly.J 6S
~. West 22i.st continues At oil 7tircs No 7cct2l
with any other Osce Foreign and domestic male shi enl1
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. Servants disappointing Iam'lei
will be exoiudei from the Office cov-.. 90, oil,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-24

Y ISLASD sDTTHOLp uHd SAG HAli,,,NS,, t.nr
sc,msr Pa NCf4 viii love for ao"ve lan"T Jh :
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leave above landings Tor NvS-N,tA ipNNNi'' '''
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-24

EOACiMAN.-By one with long cXDcriencc
" ciy 0rc1unty w!'llng AM Obgng married best n
feIence fro last employer. Call C- aaorrts ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-24

100 EAST 51ST-ST.-Free to Employers
fOsT Cooks lanndrcsses. nurses chambcruAiis watt
resses girls lately landed general Lousework
cfs Hotels suIea; LTstelass SrYaUt, aae and female
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-24

NOACHMAN.-By single man thoroughly
" experience in the OF horses; drive iour.ln
hand strictly temperate rstcas city ana count ~ refer
w H.. Box l25. Tribune Uptown ONCE i13S ErOAd
The Washington critic., 1885-12-23

CIRCUIT C0rUr No. t-Iustic' Cos Spring.
man ". b. ~ 4. 70. u. Company ON triaL
CRIMINAL Coum Justice MucArthur.-
Frank Herbert assault, pleaded guilty' 20
days n,iail VIM. a. Waters and Everett 49,
Duynll, false prctensc; arr1igued and pleaded
not guilty. Sarah Brown, keeping bawJy
house; Jury ont
EQuur CouHr-]ustlcc Uagncr Brown VS..
Chapman; H. s. Cummings allowed to become
% PARTY. McGCagh vs.. Williams restraining
order tcturnable January granted. Moore
vs. Harrison; rule ON trustees granted, return
able Januatyi.
CIRCUIT CouRT. No 2-Justioc Merrick.-
Bcnham vs.. Vernon ct ali argument post
poncd and Jury discharged until Monday next.
Morrison VS.. stewart; on trial.
PoiICE CouRr-Judgc Snell.-Iohn Slaugh
ter, cruelty TO animals; forfeited collateral.
Sallle Burr, larceny; sentence suspended.
bernard HI, Colorcd, Array personal bonds.
Annie Wallace, writing policy; collateral for
icitcd. Charles S. Smith, cmbc2Zcmcnt; con.
tinued one week. Allan Jones, ASSAULT; one
year, minus Il day. John Kenny, assault; s.
or Is days Ben Dun, colorcd, assault; con
tiuurd.