davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-09
CITY NEWS.

a \ I"iI WAS IN 'Hlanh ihiH VICE..
IA TrLLrYs went a. the valley on
n ondsy.
,sHaRLEY WINFKEY was IN Kansas
stais week.
IcSar,Er sour bills is the common
january phrase.
e. GFn. BrNTIY, Of Illinois. Is the guest
efsdr James Potter.
Mis- NAME iIAcKER hss been on the
4 OK list TIL. week.
PRaF Funk and Frank Spanogle
II ere ia Blue Hill this week.
GopLE and T. ID Jones were in
Anlaile the first part Of ibc week.
School commenced on Monday with
Iale fuil complement OF teachers.
Orr friend, +. Barkley is slowly
covering from las late sickness.
M.MRs Ep. iouNG Is quite sick with a
Vexeat med attack OF typhoid fever.
Up A HnAcuY has taken a position in
ne Fiitt National Bank rs book-keep-
f'nEkwitch shantie has been moved
Bfv varl master Potter near the freight
1ou t.NcK and Allie Albright haze
&lsssed The rink, ami try rolling in the
sasneJ
lniR. tARELroN. of Clyde. Ohio has
A,ken Sposition with our friend Let
ks9n, M grocer.
ASMai MassEs asxzssErse1suuniy-cf
i5esht .tarssrsI, etc, on hand. TIE
best iqN n,rNet.
NJ R.iIARD and wife lett this
seek ban extended visit in New
Xork ilte,'thoir OH home.
Drk the week ending. December
Mss TaaSurer Buschow took in Il
Itle 4 g.. oooin taxes. There seems
II o. y Mt a; money ia the county
acter from the looks of the above
0 elFs formerly nf this city and
an eiufoS OF the b & VI. met with a
pr5hsf Eat.i accident in Omaha a
his since while working in the
yard bypyhich he was run over and
basi, III bred. We did not hear full
parti aarS
PsBsRRy, the slugger, got
one Ss in the ~penitentiary for his
a>5attd1 Mrs Anderson some months
are. Pa now lancuiSheS bebini the
T,4rstkhe State hastile nf Kansas.
'MsEAecrson was awarded 5000 dam
apesni attorneys fees by the court.A
!ichler Il c We shoGId judge.
k$s T. SroKESEIELD. the other
rae pted to draw = pail Of water
srJn Ae well, when size accidentally
le5sRe ~windlass, the handle striking
hakArul blow in the region of her
= i'd r.. The wound WAS very pain
tul % wllle. The accident might
hay Ven mach worse.
uaast Thursday evening James
HulS Nh Vickers. II c Scott and
Aihrigtt were Introduced and
iniss6 !intokhe mysteries ofthe Order
"silcA Grand prient Madden Coun-
I'd. u eg. do Q has a membership
of taift smenters who hsve attained
tho Finest tnscle to be attained
with BITS realfs.
I'd hMn] LAIRD. Our Jcems,"
me ! th a sereus accident in Wash
rnsf ID. c., lie other day. He was
ridpI on horseback, says report. when
fheY4rse slippf throwing him on the
pa~d6en n with fuch force as 10 break
MsIR near II ankle. He will be
laid for sUks Hays. We will wager,
lipSfer. that be will be on hand in
the ouse, ii hrbas 10 go on clutches.
HERRIcE bur worthy night yard
~rnxA at the debt, met with quite an
y actl fnt THURSDAY night while COUP
ling airs. He va in the act OF throw
ieg 2 pin whenl:s hani WAS canght
sSfbea the ears fnd two fingers on
ght hand tere smashed pretty
NH Dr. Hail toe company sar-
dressed the wound which Is get
fiiong nicely. Lou will take a ley
r , few ves4 IN ccpseqceiye az
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-09
a MO- --~.t.Sr -ru} .-zt AZ
n~.-s- ~ May e~e~.H.o,.
Tao Case VA Go 70 Tas jury
To-day P-Ooabi[

srvh A.. ia, n. = q.
-. -r.
rr '.- a.us
t-a p. -,r , 49, s.-s<... sss fr
''' =
I'VE: g i'a -'u-l.- NJ " 81. est
Blue /. OBI. &C.. -. ~re.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-09
TRIED Fob
Iose1E COOK. E0- - IF~Ff~f
Court CnArses wlrh A=-:s-Es
Leonard Raj Nov, ]. e

The I1-1-i.y Theory MAJ Tes
Bass OF t.ts D~f~--S BsC-o
sas Curt.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-09


4. Y PArNs has added anotl,er
customer Il h!Im.ik trade. /; is =
! boy. and weigh5:he usual number &
~ No ss, I. | ,"a'; :s's''.'- Mr.. !
ic'er got below Cairo
on WdAnesda,kish last. Il WAS =
p-rte.Nl1' beItt zero. This is the cnlt.
est Wa that o. visited the valley 70
years. the wslther has again modet
gun fopn,tOrhf the Golden Eas ,
aims 10y Dive full value for tn
money. MAD people doubted his re,
naming n HaClord, but his s"coes-
up to novYlas pIacef~.ais beyond a
douht. =
paRrrks shooting quail should h
very c~arefjIl rs they are doing so in y.
oistionIf the law. Parties 81 doml
are liablf to be prosecuted by persm
! lnterestE in the matter. The law e..
pred DScemhcr !. 1854.
ORR oEitine friend J. Q. Potter. ..
Mound City. No. in p letter to II
CaIKF. ah~nouuces his intention Of r
turning n Nebraska To live in the nes
future. lie recognizes the fact tn
there Is % place Ike Nebraska.
Tnr ahnuai meeting of the ". c. F.
L. Will hh held II tie residence of Mn
Naryatt, on Wednesday, January J.
for the election of officers and D.,
Transaction of other necessary busines
All lady interested are Invited to al
tend.
Hon j l.. KALEY and Hon. d. 2
Newcomer, representatives OF tbI;
county. wen, to Lihoolr. Sunday to a.
tend the legislative session. Pe0f,;
ear rest assured that Webster coua;
will be fully represented during th<
coming session of the legislature.
In another column of to days patti
appears The statement OF the condilt .
of the Red Cloud National Bank. TS
hanks business is rapidly increaiIa
aud Notwithstanding the ~closeness I
the times the deposits amount Ia sou I
Thing more than S50,GNo. This inteS
is a good showing, and We take pie z
IRE in wishing them prosperity ss
suceessi
ouRtiend E. h. Amber. ~ 81
In. Ashier in the FiH&~a
Blk dkhis city. has sesis@d his 10
.sion ail viii seek ~ lucr>uv,
iiflds. Air Amhiers%eSenre la Tia,
bark, welventire. NJ missed rs =,
fixed hy atLTE(HTEF wishes him su,
cta Il Z" rrsar e s.G ia {.
c2s hls 81 the iaslTe
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-09

Our foreiyn subscribers riV b"aT ia mind
tlctdR subscriptions IRE cpt OF m hc"fpir-
aio@ ofihe time p,it Tor. w should b
gls.tSed ~ hdrc all rcac1r ri opce.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-09

SID lr.-0n Monday evening
N ku~.>0n and e.. ICE. living in
srsps'ln county. left tl.s c:tv g. ;h.ir
loin a- at,ar ~,~ansac.'1g some hu-;-
40 which called them here Moth
nk strange would have been though:
Of 'n- oa'v from .l.o f1rt n thav
reschci IT, vicinity Il Cnarlcv "o.-
tf tlmH7- claim w.. cf trvr taey
VIZ" he! lp AMI rorhy1 hv highway
M IT,. l. which " cleaned
fc" % Trustworthy source are sh,r; a.
70 aws. i,s"ews la. Leo lad g.tehe3
hi team 30 N0v<,n's ~a-on end Vas
RI lin vt. him. AID recamIu. tired
d. 'g.ed Gown an tac straw AMI , few
"a .'as s.o~ nai gone % s~nooreiauG
- IN, 0n,E., 'iugl with 'e.a, ten
=. sd NV. aoi w...ou. v,~ r
s. o. horseback. and trn ..g;vt;.
q ,me rl,l.-- u. with 5rawr REVIEWERS
{ a "a ar,er. draw calling 3, a.,
es'atct travellers - ,;va mn .ra:r
So. hau.son re,,i,l 70 ,b.ir
I~e-Coq,.. v demand thlt ne had ro
.Nra-. ho. fa1 some ~s;'-v ,-Er
: o wou't give ,a,m a6-;rr ~ IL.
spokesman r,.siia-,5 - ,- IN.
j.. w-, mor,v .r.v -er.-i s1.1 M,
T. EE- "a g. g.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-09
B. & II. Timo Table.

~ 'tIaUDI IaI 10 HaISa. Z. IV!FifH IHfIFIiI
4 yhis..fyy mail II :SJin
he oxford aud H3stiTE~ express ana tTri'
Isail make corrections - Hastings ald tit'r
, f. Denver. fbi'ago through train,
Hsstiugs J4s oxford team brings p11S'ngcTs
f'uln CLicagp to beaver -, nTt~s.
A. ]. NELCn, Ticke; Agent.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-09

Fer the week "at.Ir January s..
lS,5, iuuI,hei ~ ! CD dd, abstract
q.
CB6QR3C.toJB Wis-rarser.
tasi Pos $50, Q" sac -. t. aIi-.
CBaQ M g, TO Wm 8Mu~Il.
deed. 3D. :"t;, sw qr see :. - 3rg.
'B% Z a r Z, - Z Rogers. de.-i
con t79j, s~ g 60 q rirH
rr.tl 2-.... g., IRE. D.um.a;ur.
tn,. receipt, con - sw qr sec -. ip /,
P 10.
Anc-,w Zimmerman and VIE g,
Ma.His Zimmerman WI. con Slyp,
ne s- 500. :. tP4.r!l
Jane pavbcr and wr'e t. Gro-c.
Fca,rH. ~ or -. liz W. 800.
: " 'fa.,oIl tuu Ne - Garlic
- I,...I. e 30. ." n. AID e TT sw or.
l.. . 3D. 81, $500
Eort ( smith aul wis.- . James
Ga.rs. 40. Is. Blue iii. VI. go
{ g Perkins trustee. e. smith, Ae-
< SLIDER. p J., ana ). p -, BIZ !ii.t
Al.
CT Perkins t-u-,cr. :, August IL
Ter. ! ln. D. 3 Elur HI. W.. IS
rE Perl, '-. trustee, 10 Z J Turner.
. !, and :. % H., ia C"wles, wd, .ou.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-09

ls-s -3r- god tsa go ct iIack
fTs
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-09

As;t.tau:-Koy Hut htsnn, q :
Albright. AMI VII II -he-.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-05-13
The Swell Reporter.

The Baltimore American has the
swell reporter of this country. He is
q man about 80 years of age There
is not the slightest necessity for his
doing any work, as not only is his
father millionaire, but he has q for
tune IN his own name which yields Ea
large revenue. Nevertheless this
young man Is so passionately devoted
co Journalism that he entered the serv-
ice Of the American as q minor re-
porter IN order to master all the de-
tails of the business. He has now been
a reporter a good many years, and
loves his work as well as ever. He
gets a good salary from the paper, but
spends twice as much every week.
When he goes out on an assignment
he uses his own private coupe or hires
cab, and If he does not wish to re-
turn to the newspaper Office he will
telegraph all his matter at his own
expense. This journalistic phenone-
non travels like lord. He always
stops at the very best hotels, and will
take two sections of a sleeping-car
when he can get them. AS for clothes,
he has an infinite variety, and if ever
a special correspondent had a suit for
every day in themonth this enthusiast
has one for every day in theyear. He
cares nothing for the salary, but works
hard to make his mark, and is one of
the best newspaper men in this coun-
try. He says that one of these days
he will have a paper OF his own which
he will devote himself to. Writing is
his chief amusement. When he is not
writing for his paper he is composing
book, and INDUCES in the luxury Of
a stenographer. He occupies large
suite of rooms in fat, and they are
furnished like those of a prince.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-05-13
The Curiosities of Burning.


There are many curiOSitieS Of burn
ing, of extraordinary rapidity of com
bustion, which would be worth detail
ing if we had the space Bad building
is the cause of most, for bad building
means rapid destruction by fire. The
party wall in the majority of old
houses built in a row, and in many
new, does not reach to the roof, as it
should, and the space between creates
channel-almost a blowpipe-for the
spread OF the>fire to the next, which is
very difficult to deal with. It is a
danger provided against by legislation,
(for it is known that 9-inch brick
wall will resist fire as long as it
stands but often through careless
ness it is overlooked. In France, un-
der the Code Napoleon, the building of
proper party wall has always been
very strictly enforced. and even in the
terrible days of the Commune there
was no instance of fire spreading from
one house to the other. A building
with large. frontage OF windows-a
large shop, for instance, with show
rooms on each foor-is one of the
most dangerous with which the bri-
gade has to cope The glass
soon cracks and fails out, the air
rushes in, and the whole soon becomes
one vast blast furnace. Perhaps the
most dangerous OF all are those lofty
establishments of flats which very
properly go by the name of the build
er's or proprietor's folly. There is no
one spot in them free from or unlikely
to catch fire, for they are collections
OF private houses as it were, and every
part of a private house is equally vuI-
nerable, and from their great height
there are neither ladders long enough
nor water-jets powerful enough tc.
reach the top stories.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-05-13

A NEW city directory has been issued
of Tacoma, w. t. The city now claims
a population of 1000.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-05-13

CHAPILR 3U6.
AN ACT to amend section ITO Of the revise
statutes of the state of Wisconsin, relating t.
notices of expiration of thine TO redeem from th1
sales.
The people of the state of Wiscop in, represente
in senate and assembly do enact as follows:
Section l. Section ITO CT me revised ftatutGS
is hereby amended by inserting in the first line o.
said section after the word six - the word
tfand not more than ten;" so to read as follows
Section ITO. Each county clerk shall, at least
six and not more than ten months before the eX-
piration of the time limited for redeeming lands
sold as aforesaid cause to be published in news
paper printed in his county, if there be such =
newspaper, and if there be none, then in news
paper printed in an adjoining county, ii there be
one, but if there be no newspaper printed in the
same or an adjoining county, then IL the oTi1cla!
state paper, once week for twelve successive
weeks a list of all unTedeemed lands specifying
each rect or lot, the name of the person to whom
assessed if to any, and the amount of taxes
charges and interest, calculated to the last day
of redemption due on each parcel together
with notice, that unless such Iands be
redeemed on or before the day I'm
Tied therefor. specifying the same, they
viii be conveyed to the purchaser. But 1t sha !
be unlawful for any such county clerk to publish
any such list and notice in any newspaper pub
and continuously published in such county once
In each week for at least two years before the
cate OF such rotlce, II tnere De newspaper
which has been so published in his county; aud
any county clerk who shall violate this provision
shall forfeit not less than two hundred nor more
than one thousand dollars Before PUBLISHING
such list such clerk shall carefully compare thu
county treasurers advertised list of lands to be
sold for delinquent taxes with the county treasur
er's list of the same lands in his book Of sales
AND If upon such examination there be found any
omission or erroneous description in said adver-
tised list, such parcel of land in the description
OF which the omission error shall occur shall
not be advertised for redemption; but the said
county clerk shall cancel the certificate of sale OF
said parcel of land and shall return the corrected
description of the same to the county treasurer
who shall readvertise and sell the same at the
next ensuing sale of lands for unpaid taxes
Section q This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after ifs passage and publication
Approved April 4. 1885.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-05-13

AN ACT to prevent the manufacture and sale of
oleaginous substances. or compounds of the
same, in imitation of the pure dairy products,
and to repeal sections and 3, of chapter 49, of
the laws Of 1881.
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented
il senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section1. Whoever manufactures out of any
3leaginous substances, or any compound of the
same, other than that produced from unadulter-
ated milk, cream from the same, any article
designed to take the place of butter or cheese,
produced from pure, upadulterat' milk, or
cream of the same; or whoever shall know
ingly sell. or offer tor sale, the same an article
o. food, shall on conviction thereof, be confined
IN the county iaii not exceeding one year or fned
not exceeding one thousand dollars, or both.
Section 2 Sections l and 8, of chapter 40 OF
the laws of 1881, are hereby repealed
Section 8. This act shall take effect and be IN
force from and after its passage and publication.
Approved April 8, 1885.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-05
DHILADELPHIA AND READING R.R.

Il NEWJEkSE1 tENIKAL DlNlSlON,
%ET1fGE TAkiSS EEiESEjySE si.s 'sss
lSSs a 90 stS @ y ilI m so ssS 400 ,S t;S $40
Direct connection Wayne junction Germantown and
Chestnut MI at Conmbiaave for Manayunk, coasLo
DRAWING ROOM JARS on all lay Trains and SLEEPING
RstarSns Sa leave ' 'PhIADELeHI Ninth and Green sts
sGNDa4. s:s6a m $40 100 D. M Tlird and Berts ais
at 5:lo 500. BOO 1880 a. M loo, $3.50. $40 p
For Look ASeN fEXGE and PnILIrsBuRo Penn,
For a'' '&itliAasronT. suNBuaY LEwIsBURa and
rsa @AhfH3S Glhi m az o R s % s No. o ac % 4oo
81 SsS i5o & M s sapsSs ss At 5sS P m m o 900
5:,o 40; l2o9 P N .oo sundays S'3og@
For For & 3 and 'p ssfoS t O Sis H.
81; I9 MI g sS1 3iS :, 7J aq'pya pm
For pHMAoUA At 100 aiiS s:s5 m lOo $780, s:i5 400
For afSP gSPRgFGTftgYEM ALLENrowY md MaucM cMuSx
at 800 200. s45 H.. i'oo, i'So S'5 oA3 pm Sunday
rer EAsR5S sa 3 700 $40 M Loo 100 s., 100
For slSq Iiali sS @ sstoc s5 iS % .oa
For FtEMlNaroN zoo: S.s am 100. l:so t'oo i.sa
sSS S & 3 e 80 49, s 'S's s5 Ss ss
$50 700 100 SIS 1880 p. sundays 4uo. 500 IN.
Fol 's Si SIR SSIIsR 600 5oe ~ sis go 1913,
p Pm M sundays 400 soo sa5. a. m 1900 m. 1880 400
For S'D I6Na VY Bss.ScT s 6csAN GROVE &c. (Al rail- At
SS 5 go Sca % Bay s1cep so ocean s s t,
rS, % %SMSFdnbn1s M Z aSS s .ss s Poo II m lao 400 500
Ear pr w. AKFwoop. TOMS RIVER aud BARNEGArat TOO
For ts AT%SrTS A. ic tpY ttppY %iNELAND AMI BRIDoErox
400 n M. 1870 p. m. -
NrW-jEnsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No. 3. North River. via Sandy Hook
For HIGULANDS. SEABRfGHf aud LONG BRANCH.
43o. 600. ll:O0 a. N. 100 3A5. 4oo $50 sundays
For EIBERoN, AsBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE
OCEAN BEACH POINT PLEASANT. &c, 900, IiOJ
q. m l:OD, 3t3, 4;3O. $50 p. IN.
For ATLANTIC HIGHLAN DS. 43J; 800 a. m; 345: $50
For LAKEWOOD TOMS RIVER BARNEeAT. 4.3o IN,
100. S:t5 p. m.
Tickets procured at foot Lihertyst Pier No X
North River q. 2o7 ~ 26i 2s5 2s7 VA and i.523
broadway, $50 737 and 7t9 0thave. Rvingion ST.; To-
IL 10 and l43 Greenwich ST., l6S. POS Easi oilist:
1873 T. 800 Bowery and principal hot Is In Sew city
u roJkyn at No tour-st; LOT broadway; SiS SJO
Futon-st 2lo S79 Manhatanavc In Ioboksn 25s Wash.
ngton-st n Y. Transfer Company will call Tor aud check
baggage from hotels or residence 10 dcs .ination.
]. II. WOOrrEN. &. q. HANCOCK.
General Manager. Gen Pass and Ticket Agt.
IL. z. BALDWIN. c. T.. p. Agt.. li0 Liberty.st Ny.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-05
WEST SHORE RAILWAY.

THE BEST CONSTRUCTED AND FINEST EQUIPPED
DOUBLE TRACK LINE FOR BUSINESS OR
PLEASURE TRAVEL.
THE WEST SHORE ROUTE IL ALONG THE WEST
SHORE OF THE WokLDFAMED HU UDsoN RIVER,
AROUND FOOTHILLS OF CArSKILL MOUNTAI NS.
AND THROUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OF THE
ON and after July g. 1888 trains viii 42d.st
station rs follows;
All tainS from downtown station NJ Jay.s
NORTH River 20 minutes earlier tnan from foot OF West
Detroit and Chicago -l0l0 'Gil0 -. 10 Pull.
sleepers through.
ST Louis 10 ~ 10 p. Pullman sleopers
SUSPENSION Bridge, Niagara Falls Buffalo Rochester, TO-
40 q O. cit 10 1910 p m. sieepcrs anu parior
Utica and Syracuse. 1920 'lO:iU liJ .6:iO .8 10
Highland rokeepse saugerties and Albany .l2:l0 .72c
-lO; ~. llit a. IT, 400 $40 IS: on IN.
NewburE Kingston and CatskilL sl2lO. s7:2O. $780,
slOlU. llI5 a 5:,5 i:Oi. .6:lO. 1910 y. M.
Saratoga specials 600. 11il5 O M. $40 IN.
Lake GEORGE ouO ii IL u M. Saturdays 3:i6
Kaaterski. Hunter Hobart Grand Hotel Station. Phos
nici D. % l;l6 3; m. BUFFET parlor Grand
Hotel and Hotel huatersk via PhUnicla 300 u
$50 D.
Palenvle Cairo, Mountain House Station. 1910 1920
For Montreal and Caiad. East 7,O 900 a. m O:l0 D. m
Hamilton London 'l0l0 NJ, '6l0 'S,l0 T. M; Toronto
s6il 10. $40 y. IN.
daily Other trains daily except Sunday
For tckes time tDcs pai i0r or sleeping acc0mm0da-
Hons OF Information apply at oiicesi Jesey CITY, Penn.
H. stations Hoboken ~ iiuison-sLi brooklyn Courtst
80 S6J SOL 0i9 lao lS2s broadway, 1871 6thave, I45
fas I2oIhs l53 Bowey, and West shore Stations
OF west 42ds and foot OF Jayst North River Baggage
called Tor AID checked from hotels residences Orders
Can be lott nj ticket olices. HENRY MONETr.
zoo bTo@iwv General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1885-07-05
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after June 2. 1898.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains eayo YORK Desbrosscs and Courant Street
Ferries. n follows:
HARRISBURG Ptt~burs and tho West with Pnllmsn Palace
Cars attached. n q. and m. daily. NewYopk
and thcago Limited ~ Paror Dining. Smoking aud seep
ing Cars at % m every day.
Williamsport Lock Haven. p m Cory and Erie at
connecting at CORY for Titusylle Petroleum Cen
trr and the oil Rcgions.
baltimore Washn and tho south Limited Washington
Express Of Pullman Par or Cars daily except Sunday ID
arrive Washington 400 D. regular at 62b and
s:Soam. $40 aud P m; and ~ night. Sunday G:i5
M 81 and p m. and II night
For Atlantic city sunday with through carl
For Cape May. except SUNDAY. y. m.
Long Bay Head Junction and Intermediate stations
va halfway ana Amboy, a.. ~ ~. a. M y % %n9on
Al ga m. aud IN. do not stop at Asbury Parkl.
For Old Point and Norfolk via Ncw Otk. Puade pha aud
Norfolk Railroad. 6.2O a. m. days and p
day. Via baltimore Bay Line 3:iO D. week days.
Boats OF BROOKLYN Annex connect with AL through trains nj
Brooklyn travel.
Trains Arrive. From Pittsburg :. 1880 m. 665 and
a. m' i:2o. T. 0. 3 o. W2o and 1905 p, m. sunday
G2u a N. so: g20. i006 O.. m. From PhtlaiolPhit
$40 5,3O $40 6.56 7:2o: $50 020. 9.35 1905 p. m
end 1920 night. SUNDAY 80 $780, I0j sos. ll35
$40 GO. 500 $50. 93j. 1000 p IN.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-05

Fxprss Trans leave NewYork, and Court
landt street Ferries as follows,
$40. 7:20 ., @ Chicago Limited and 10 Washington
Limiteil, H. IL a. M. l. 800, $40. 4, siO q. o.
and p @ a ant y night ,us SUNDAYS 6,ls I, Lnito.
anu anu ~ ] q W.; 'to >; y, T. IAN, = ana p a. ana night
1iilOa m. j. "a. > and .. IN. ari y N on sundays
Trenton for camden.
Returning trans leave Broad street station Philadelphia
l2Ol 3D. 4:35 ), j;ij 900. 1880 500 S.30 III l5
IN. uAmtcd EXPRESS Il and 4:50 p ml - g. T. s.
$50 t;i9. M ,40 and "'id ?; m On sunday i2:oI 800
TAO y. m Leave Philadelphia via Camden. daily
except sunday 49,
Ticket O0ce s4a. 425 and 0ii Broadway Astor House.
Desbrosses and Courtiandt COurtst and
brooklyn Annex station. foot OF Fuonst. Brooxlyu
Imschs Hotel. H0boken. station Jersey City En- grant
Ticket Othce No. \ Battery place. and Castle Garden
Ihe Transfer Company call for and check
baggage from hotels and resdencea
CHARLES r.. PUGH. j. X. WOOD.
General General PasseLgc gcr Agent
New-York tribune., 1885-07-05
Nem iJnblicatlons.
DHILLIPs's ELITE DIRECTORY

DHILLIPS'S ELITE DIRECTORY
j OF NETWORK IL published. containing ss nsna.
900 houschOders aud OwIers names taken IRON
the following streets; x.,,.
Ayenue A. LAFAYETTE Place, Riverside ave,
RANK al Lexington ave, Rutherford Place.
BeekmiD Place, Lincoln Place, 81 Marks Place.
G0uleyard Livingston Piaco. st Nicholas ave-,
Uroadway Madison ave, scarsdale,
Charles st. Mitchell Place, hecOnd ave,
Clinton Place, Morris DOCK, seventh ave,
Dobbs Ferry, Morrisania, srth hvet
East Chester, Morton ST., spencer Place.
Eighth ave-. M0shou, spuyten Duyyil
Paramount. Mount Hope fremont.
Fiuh ave- Mount Morris ave- University Place,
FOidham MOnnt -. vincent NAnnfst race,
Fourth ave. Mount eTnon. Maslinsn trights,
Gramorcy Park Oiinvilc. Washing0n Placo.
Grove Al Park ave. WashDgn Square,
Henderson Place Pelham Manor. Waverley Place,
High Bridge. Perry 81. NEST Farms.
In good Pleasant ave, VIII amsbrdrc.
Irving Place Prospect Place. yOnkors. and all The
IryngtOn, Hivcrua!e. numbered streets In
Kingsbridgc, . m rotation
Sent everywhere So. C. o. p- W. PHILLIPS q co. are
the sole publishers propretos and original authors. 81
Nassausf New.YOrk. 10 he had IRON all booksellers
INDEX FOR 1884
THE NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE
ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED
New-York tribune., 1885-07-05
ITO THOUSAND ISLANDS.

NEw-YoRk, ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILROAD
TIL ROUGH PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERs wITHOUI
CHANGE BETWEEN NEw-Yokk ANpsr LAWRENct
hiVEh on Tram leaving Jsys. Newfork. a. o25 y. N.
Wes' AID ST. $40 Fulton ST. Brooklyn, 4.45 RS
turning steamer st. Lawrence leaves Alexandria Bay
Day train loavcs Jay $50 West 42d.s: SD
a. w.. Brooklyn, s.25 m. Night tram daily
MILLS BUILDING.
New.York. &c. ANDERSON.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-05
miscellaneous.

4 LADY. an expert type writer, owning
~ her machine "a new Remngtonl wishes to make an
arrangemeut her services by salary Otherwse IA
miiar legal aud architectural work and with general
business forms ana corrcspondcnsc Application may %
Bauk.
CREE SITUATIONS TO TEACH.-Send
III stamp for application form TO COkRESPONDENCE
UNIVERSITY Chicago. Ill Agents wanted.
LOR SALE.-Wiliam Pages famous por-
i traits OF Christ and Shakespeare Also manuscripts
poem OF Elizabeth Browning with autograph Ad
dress &. T.. Box 532. New-York.
EOR SALE.-A grand square piano. good
Il condition. carved legs Address PIANO. Tribune Office