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TO PHILADELPHIA.
VIA THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLDEST ROUTE.
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND 10 ON SUN
LAY. STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA. AIN
NEW.YOKk

Express New York. via Desorosses and Court
landt street Ferries, as follows;
02o 72o. y " Chicago Limited. and 10 Washington
and ~ ~. and y night Sundays. 6i5. o u Limiteis
Trains leaving New.York daily except Sunday ats O. and
connect IT Trenton iof Camden " ''
Returning Trans Broad Street station, Philadelphia
l2OI 32J 1875 s. 545 $50 1880 500 $3.50. ii and lib
llmed Express l;ls and 400 p. m.l 1:4i s. 4 s.
$3.50. 7;l0 74o and y'l6 p: on sunday. i2,oi 500
49, 645. $50 N. II e. 1850 IJm.tedl $50 I'D
TAO p m Leave Philadeiphia via Camden. a. ~ daily
Ticket onces s4a 420 and ga Broadway Aston Hoa,e
and Desbrosses and Sourtland Court ST. and
brooklyn Annex station foot OF FutonsL. Brooxlyn
Busohs Hotel, Ho6oken station Jersey City Euigrant
Ticket 0rce, No battery.pace, and Castle Garden.
The New YORK transfer Company Will cali for aud
baggage nom hotels and residences
"effS ~, HIES i. PUUH, J. Il WOOD
General Manager General Passenger Agent
WEXFORD RAILROADR ROUTE 20 NEW
w PORT.
Irains leave Grand Central Depot New-Haven Rail-
road daily. except sunday,
Al % o. IN Due IN Newport At 1880 p. N.
At IA m. Due In Newport at ii3O p. m
(Drawinyro0m ears To Wexford Junction.
AZ l y. m. Due In Newport az 1870 y. m.
e. Newport Express" drawigroon cars 10 WEXFORD steam
boat inndlngl
DAILY
AT p m Due In Newport at $50 a. N.
(slecpins. car u Wexford steamboat LandingI.
THEODORE WAkkkG sup'A
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ITO THOUSAND ISLANDS.

THE POPULAR and ONLY ROUTE for viewing the
famous Islands OF tho IL Lawrence. oaly DAILY line %
Alexandra Bay and ONLY line connecting with FIRST
CLASS steamers on which the meals served.
ROME, WATERFOWL AND oGDENsBuRo RAIL
ROAD
SHORT ROUTE, QUICK TIME. STEEL RAIL
~ Y CENTRAL SLEEPING CAR CO.'S NEW AND
ELEGANT SLEEPING AND PARLoR CARS.
Trains leave GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT VIA ROME for
CAPE VINCENT WATERFOWL and way 9;l5 y. ~
DAILY Has p m. daily except Saturday aud 1850 m
daily except sunday; oswEGo and way 1890 a. m daily
except sunday. s:i6 IN. and Has D. m daily cxceps
Saturday, oGDENsBURG, NORWOOD and way 9le p. n.
and ill5 p m. daily except saturday
e:l5 D. m THROUGH WAGNER sLEEPERs TOT
CAPE VINCENT DAILY except sunday WATERFOWL
DAILY, and oGDENsBURd dsy except Saturday.
Has D. IN. sleeping Car to ALBANY PARLoR Can
ALBANY THROUGH to CAPE VINCENT.
lu,J0 O. n arrives ST. LAWRENCE RIVER &t0p. M
View OF brilliantly lighted islands By niaht
on arrival Of all trains at CAPE VINCENT the NEW
FAST STEAMER "sT. LAWRENCE" and the steamer
MAUD" leave for CLAYTON. ROUND ISLAND
ana for KINGSTON. ONT.
THE ST. LAWRENCE connects 81 Alexandria Bay win
steamer for MON TREAL every morning except Sunday.
Alexandria Bay.
Though tickets for sale ut all NcwYork Central nekes
oces 10 Newxork and Brooklyn. Call or address W.
HULL. at once Of Company 10 Pinese. fos "Toens~
Guido Of Thousand Islands and Niagara FaA hsno" Nv
We. PARSONS, H n. BRITroN'
0sn1 Pasa Agent GEM AsA~s
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ON THE MARRIAGE OF THE PRINCESS
BEATRICE.

nv lord ALFRED TENNYsoN, POET LAUREATE
From The Independcnt.
Two suns of Love make day Of human life.
Which else with all its pains and griefs ana deaths
Were inter darkness one the sun OF dawn
That briehtens through the mothers tender eyes,
And warns the childs awakening world ana one
Tho later rising sun OF spousa love- ,,,
To move I'm other spheres. The mother weeps
At that white funeral of the single life.
Her maiden daughters marriage; and her Tears
Are half Of pleasure half OF pain. The child
Is happy even in leaving her. But thou,
True daughter, whose all faithful hlial eyes
Have seen the loneliness OF earthly thrones,
witt neither quit the widowed crown. nor let
This later light OF love have risen In vain,
But, moving through the mothers home between
The two that love thee, lead a Summer lie,
swayed by each love. and sway Ing to each ioVo
Like some cOnjccturcd planet In mid heaven
Between two suns, aud drawing down from both
The light aud genial warmth of double day.
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING r. R.
.,NEwJEKsEY GENITAL pIyiS,oNs !,

TINE r TSf 81 SFsEST THsE y s. 1885
s is:s !. ssa s$ $ aS s$
DSc a Jans0n r and
hHse Ga SsRs on all Day Train.
s M j S 3D. ca qs sS, Is:
sp S ssS $40 o 1893 aa"e g y:S ; ssS ssS ~
For Lock HAVEN fE&EE and no Penn,
MAnAN3Y CITY ai7a5. si5 !. 2 sa5. f:SSp . q .oa
r sss SSSs' Dr. loo $780, 400
e. sTFsrSs ( soe Sd,
Zoo lsS. s'4s' sa5p m sundays al $50 D.
For For PRsET9S a. AZ iSS & Loo $780, s 800
fSs s s6o 5Ss s4s w. Zoo 10 sSS sunday
For s,sg 3 100 100 $40 Loo iso ss1 Soa
For cr'' n isii BRIDGE BRANCH st4oo si5 4oh
For FEEa NOTION 100 80 an. loo. l'sc. 400 $50
r6 s9st siek az SSS s 1880 ss
'$ rs S 80 u.s. go re- G 81 s go lsi
ESQ ' Sa sSe S @ s 81 mo- M 1900 isd soS
For sS Ho zee BsR sS 6cf;AN GROVE An
o sT % IsG9 c,es sS OCEAN 5sS sS
For sos ss % iaSC 5s 9s m 400 500
Pm, KEwooD. TOMS RIVER aud BARNEOATat 400.
az ,,fFl AZ iiiCG ciT CRY VISELAND an, BRrDG9roN
zoo q. M. l20p M ,,,,,,. ,,,,,..,
NnW-JEksEY SOUTHERN DIVISION
From pier No g. North RIVER via Sandy Hook
For HIGIiiANDS SEABRIGHT aud LONG BRACNH.
4:SO 900 lao 100. S;aJ. 4So $50 D. m sundays
tor or LiiiRERoN AsBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE,
nc FAN NJ .f,iI POINT PLEASANT &c. 300. HOO
a M. Loo 345. 43O. $50 m aoo "a,
For ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS ~ VIVA Nj $40 o''
I@p LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER BARNEeAr. ''soa us
Trkels eau be procured a, foot IAbertyst Pier No
NE n,yer 2i 2O7. 251. 26l, 2s5. 2sl. si and l.323
ROADWAY $50 ~ aud 7ts othaye ! fyingt9n,st; la
5sl 800 Bowery, and principal hotels IN New fors city
In Rrooklvn al No. Conrt-st l01 Btoadway sS5 $50
10 3O $40 Ma In Hoooken 25i wash
nrfons n Y Transfer Company viii cail Tor and check
pagS "xooTIEN q. HANCOCK.
> General Manager Gen Pass and Ticket Agt
II p BALDWIN,. O. E. p. Agt.. ll9 Libegty.st N. Y.
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ITO THOUSAND ISLANDS.

NETWORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILROAD
TiiROuGH PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS WITHOUT
CHANGE BETWEEN NEW YORK ANDsr LAWRENCE
RIVER train leaving Jay st. New York, al o23 p.
Wes AID ST. $40 O. M; Fnlton.st Broosiyn so m Re-
turning steamer 81 Lawrence leaves Alexandria Bay,
:, m Tay train leaves Jay ST $50 NJ West 42ds, $40
n M Brooklyn, s:25 Night train rms daily
Mills Nav va,k' JCANDERS)N.
ID Ayen
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T'HE NEW LINE
NM

NEW.YORk. PEIILADEIPHIA1 EUKfULn, Old FOINS
COMFORT AND Tf3E SOUTH.
HOURS FASTER THAN Any OTHER ROUTE
The Ncw.York Philadelphia 4 Norfolk Railroad company
Fast Day and Sight Express between NswYoss
aud Cape charles. Trans leave Newl ork, wa Pennsy
Railroad. $40 a. NJ week days and p NJ daily arrymGya
Point Comfort Sis weekdays and $3.50 N daily Non
folk p and 9l Sleeping through from New
Ysrk Charles and Parlor Oar from Philadelphia vita
out charge Tcke seats aud ssepug berths Gag
DO secured at any cse Cee Of tile Pennsylvania Railroad
Company. Il. b. COOKE, 0enl Pase and Freight Agent
h W. lUNNE RuleriutAndant
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RAILROAD.
On and after June ,. 1898.
GREAT IRU NIX LINE


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave York. DesbrOsses and Courant
Ferries, follows:
HarrlsDug. ltsburg and the West with Pn Imam Palace
Cars attached, y M. o. aud p. daily New York
and Chicago Lipited OF Paror Dining smoking and sleep
ing cars at . a. every tay.
Wiamspor. Lock Haven M. D. Cory and Erie at
p m connectn az Cory for ritusvtie Petroleum Cen
the OIL Regions
BALTIMORE Washn gton the south Limited Washington
Express Pullman Parl0r Cars daily except Sunday. 10
M, arrive Washington i:U5 p. m, regular at go and
$3.50 q. l. 3iO aud and ~ night sunday, els \
m, $40 and p. and u night 49,
For Atlantic CITY SUNDAY with through carl
For Cape May. except SUNDAY NJ.
Long Hranch Bay Read Junction and intermediate stato
wa RAILWAY ana Amboy. t:lS. 80 sud a. M ~ noon,
$40 3 a.. > = and ,i;3 y. IN. ON sunday.
Al m. and m. do not stop at Asbury Park.
For Old Point aud Norfolk. New York. Philadelphia and
Norfolk railroad $40 o. week days and = every
dav. via baltimore nav Line 3;40 p week days.
Boats OF Brook with all through trains at
Jersey CITY, anordlng speedy and direct transfer for
Trains Arrive From PittsburG T. 8. 1880 M. 6.55 and
035 D. M daily From Washington and Baltimore. $40
a. IN, ls2O 8 o. $50 800 aud 1905 N. Sunday.
$50. m. $50 g'?o. 1908 p. m From philadelphia
$50 500 7, g. 02O . 30. l0i0. l:30a NJ. l2O, 2 80
$50 go $40 6.55 100; 800 800. 9,3j 1905 p. m.
and 1920 night Sunday $50. go 70o. oO5. ll'3o In,
$40. 6:20. G55. 9;2O 9:Jj. 1908 m
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Nrm 1jIblieatlons.
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wHEELMEN.
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. ANY Of books will be seat postpaid on receipt OF
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For Both Sexes-Citv.

CHOICE CIRCULARS OF Schools for par.
"A. ents euardisn. Teachers In eroy sIa
school furniture for sale F. MIRIAM COY
EfEHE next Century Balldine. u East l9tnsk
TRINITY SCHOOL, 1,517 BROADWAY.
founded 7Oa Rev. Holden Rector under direction OF
Trustees Fps Public school kt Rev BISHOP pot
ter pres college business For Tree benen
ees appv TO The Secretry Payn pupils received Further
particulars given at - school opens sept Z.
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0edCllcrs.

4 TUTORS, GOVERNESSFS and TEACH
n. ERs.in every department OF Al az learning
nended OF Sew and secondhand school furn
tute for s.Io T. MIRIAM CoYBIkRE next Century
Buliding 81 East l1ua-st
MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ igeacy ,pes Proiossors Teachers Tutors dover
,.,,es etc. ~ Colleges schools and nIes Apply 70
~ MIS- "a. J. YoUN0fULroN. aJ Union Squara
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Teachers Agcncy.-Es-
- tabsled 800. Promptly provides best teachers for
private pupils. families schools and colleges. 49,
J. W sCHERM ERHOt> q CO.. Eau llthst, ny.
CCHOOI. OFFICIALS aud others supplied
with and teachers aided In obtaining positions
Apply TO A. LOWELL q CO., ID Astor-paoe. New'foik
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NORWICH LINE FOR BOSTON, WORCES.
~ TER PORTLAND. NEw.LONDON NORWICH,
WHITE M0UNTAINs and all points Fast Prom Per
brosses Street Ferry at m. CITY OF WORcEsTER.
tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays CITY OF BOSTON"
may be secured House xo zs 1917 e51 Broad
way Windsor Cosmopolitan and Ears Hotels S3S Fulton st.
brookVn' "n" a. r'e' ." NUN" GEO W. BRADY, Agent
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1nstrnetion.
For Young Ladies-Cisy.

CT. JOHN BAPTIST SCHOOL FOX GlkL s,;
Roardna and Day school, ,3 East l7thst The school
IL A new binding pleasantly situated On Stnyyesant
% erceient sanitary and planned Tor inc
nmort of The pupIls Resident French and English teach
eIA rroies'oi' " ' SISTER IN CHARGE
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Brooklyn.
THE PACKER COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,

School for the thorough Teaching Of Young ladies.
Admission OF students september 1921 1855 charges
for lowest department SIC term In highest de-
martin MT s35 a term no charges whatever; Latin
Greek German French. Drawing choral sing nf and Gym
regular rates The Boarding Depart
under be management For the fortieth annual
catalogue address :. THE PACKER COLLEGIATE lNsll
u !"
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Gtcamboats auo RAILROADS.

TOR ORIENT, GREENPORT, SHELTER
i ISLAND. souTHoLD and SAG mAkBOR-Ihe
steamer RANGES leaves Pier II, T. r.. New YORK. foot
81 Finest TUESDAYS. TIT RsDAfS aud SATUk
DAYS Al d. m Returning o alternate DAYS.
KACNEII 4 BKtl. Agenls. % S0uth-st, ~ A.
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7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
FREQUENT AND RAPID TRAINS TO ALL POINTS
LONG ISLAND


See full had at all static ne Of the company
Wsy $50 w sS sS DIANA ana cc ssS gr sn
42dst at the Fifth Avenue. Windsor ami other principal
hote IT, and at Demonicos. ia Broadway.
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Juno ~ 1888
s:0O m. Rochester and Montreal Express through
oiaw ng room cars 70 Rochester aud St AIbans. -.
tbyo Lake George and Montreal spec'a. WIN
.95o Fast chicago and St. Louis Express WITH
Buffalo Niasspe Fa E Cleveland and Teso arriving
etChcago 30 NJ Cincinnati Tbs m. and 81 Loun IA0
E. next day Through Drawing Room Car TO Niagars
1880 m. Chicago Express DRAWN % Rich.
neld Springs Canandaigua Rochester Niagara Fails and
= u NJ Western New. York and Northern Ex,rsss With
$50 D. m Albany Troy. Saratoga and Utica Expresa
through drawing 10 Lake George saturdays
Up. NJ. Accommodation to Albany and Troy:
.8 Chicago st. Louis Express with slecptn zcarsIoe
Niagara Fas Bnfao Cincinnati Toledo. Deroia chicas~
E5press With sleeping cars 70 Syracuse ands'
ter. buffalo, Nagsrs Falls Cleveland, Toledo and De.
troit also WaterowD daily Vincent daily eIceps
Sunday and to Clayton and Ogdensburg daily except satur
ILLS Night Express With seepingcags to Albany ana
Troy connocts With the morning trains Tor the West sudfor
Tickets on sale At Grand Central Depot No BSwiIas
Green Alb Broadway Harlem Depot l25th.st and shave
and @ Express 0ess ssa. B S
York 333 WASHINGTON and 1870 Fulton sts Brooklyn and
observation-disclosures IN room and sleeping canbs
procured at the ticket Offices In Newfork CITY aud
1888 Westinghouse. BROOKLYN: . ,..,ssr..
t1he e trains stop ct Harlem u25thst and 4thave)
ION snnaay rms only TO Albany ana h'ov vrNppfcR
General SUPERINTENDENT General Passenger Agent.
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PROVIDENCE LINE

II N.-TI U.
ALLNo NORTHERN NEW-ENGLAND POINTS.
pleasanest route TO
WHITE MOUNTAINS
Elegant steamers
RHODE SLAM and MASSACHUSETTS lea-e from PIER
2g r., foot Wsfren.st, at %. IN daily exsep' sunday
Longest WATER ROUTE full nights resi-. Willie Noun
with pariOr leaves steamer landing Provt
dence runs throug1 TO FaOyans without change
Tickets and be secured New YORK Al
AsIoi House. ~ 2j7 2s7 800 39l. Isl! 10 i2 95 Broad
way Windsor Fifth Avenue Aston House. Grand Central
Cospob0itap Hotels-}2O B1wery. In Bro kim at 333
Washington 1870 Fulton sts ana az Per 70 n. H. send
10 Iox 3Oll for Summer Excursion Book.
r. " PoPPLh. cens TAI Passenger Agent
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Bankers dn0 BroAera
p. ". GALlAUDET & CO.,
BANKERS.
COMMERCIAL PAPER, STOCKS AND BONDS
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
wALL-sr, CORNER BROADWAY.
H. TITCH II. urwvonv
Member N. 7. stock Exchanea
Eeqal Notlrea

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT of the UNITED
states for the wessn District Of Psns:y n ph.
depha Railroad Company and the Fidelity Insurance Trust
and Safe deposit Company and Others No. g. Of November
Term. 1888. In equity.
To whom II may concern:
Whereas by an order of Court made in the above cause
dated May 30 1885 g. clinton Gardner esq was appointed
railroad company defendant and
ts and was ordered and directed keep
OF ali sums money received and paid BY him account
thereof accounts monthly before sussex D.
Davis who appointed SPECIAL Master by sai order
that the undersigned Special Master
az above Will with said order proceed August
49, 1886 Ii O'Clock his office. No 2l3 solth sixth
Tuesday each month thereafter At the sane hour and place
and all parties interested notified to attend they
see proper TO do. SUSSEX ID. DAVIS Master.
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Proposals.
A QUEDUCT COMMISSION.
TO CONTRACTORS.

AQUEDUcr COMMISSIONERS OFPicK,
ROOM 700 STEWART BUILDING, 80 BROADWAY, ,
NEw-YoaK July 4. 1882
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Musical instruction

MusICdi 1iiSVTuCsIoI
NETWORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
~ Located only at
EAST 14TH-ST. doors east of 5TH-AVE.
Chartered In 1885,
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THE BAY LINE

FOR
OLD POINT COMFORT NORFOLK AND THE SOUTH
Daily except sundays via Pennsylvania Railroad $40
H. M Parlar car through to stea
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4 CADEMY AND HOME FOR TEN BOYS.

Thoroug preparation for or for college Absolutely
heathfu location and genuine home with the most refined
surroundings Highest references gwen and required
j. ii. ROOT. Principal Grccnwicn Conn
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Tnstrnrtlon.

SCHOOL OF MlNES-Preparatory School
- High School Of Science and Engiah.
~ EAST ATHEIST
J. WOODBRIDGE DAVIS y T.. Pm. D. Principal.
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For Boys and Young Men-country.
AT $40, $12, $15 monthly total expenses;
"A piano excepted home boarding school well cstab-
lished; undoubtec references hcalthful location.
l.. G.. WHITLOCK, South Wilton Conn.,
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DUTGERS FEMALE COLLEGE reopens
III SEPT "a bs West 55h-st Efficient corps Of Teach
ers Tor al depsrtnentA Boarding provlded.
T. u BURCAAkD. D. D., President
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-17
WASHINGTON wIRELINes.


WASHINGTON, October l6. = Mr..
Lamar has been appointed chief of
the customs office, vice s. Pollock, re-
duced to a fourth-class clerkship.
The secretary of the treasury has
requested the resignation of Mr.. Ben
jamin L. Davis, deputy fourth auditor
of the treasury, and has selected his
successor, but the name is withheld
for the present. The request for Mr.
Davis resignation was made over q
week ago, but has not been complied
with. II is said at the treasury de.
partment to-day, that changes will be
made gradually IN anumber of other
officers of similar grade.
The presided has virtually decided
to postpone the appo' ntment of &
superintendent Of the geodetic sur
vey, until the meeting of congress
1t has been suggested to the president
that an engineer officer of the arm,
or navy might probably be detailed
to perform the duties of the office
That question is now under consider
alton.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-17


CHICAGO, October 15-Genersl
Nelson A. Miles, who is in the city.
received telegram yesterday from
Lieutenant Henry Aallen of the Third
cavalry, stating that he had arrived
safely at San Francisco after his AL
aska exploration, having completed a
journey through the regions of the
far north which in the opinion OF
General Miles excelled all explora-
tions on the American continent since
Lewis and Clarke fixed the worlds
record, or since LivingstOnes exploits.
Allen left Siika last February aud
journeyed to the mouth of Copper
river which he followed until he
reached the great Alaska range of
mountains. These he crossed on
snow-shoes to the head OF Tennah
river, which in itself is marvellous
accomplishment. FOR 7C) or 800
miles he followed the Tenn all until
1t emptied into the Takon, the great
river of the north, down which he
passed to its mouth, distance Of AGO
or 500 miles more. On the compile
ton of his great journey Lieutenant
Allen repaired to Ft. Michel on Be-
herings sea and returned on the
steamer Corwin.
The exploration of the Tennah and
Takon rivers had been the ambition OF
explorers long before Alaska came
into the possession of the United
States, but the Russians failed each
time 1t was attempted. Since theI
several explorations by American of
flcers have ended in failure, until
among army officers on the Pacific
coast, the feat came to be considered
well-nigh impossible.
Lieutenant Aliens companions wer'
a sergeant and an officer of the signa
corps, together with Indians whom
he persuaded to join them.
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WAsHINaToN, October 16. = The
president made the following APP
pointments to- day: To be consul
general Of the United States, Benja-
min +. Bonham, Of Oregon, at Cal
cutta.
To be United States consuls: Will
liam A. Garesche, -of Missouri, at
Martineque; Charles Foster, of Indi.
ana, at Eberield; N. j. Arbelly, OF
Tennessee, at Jerusalem.
Ernest p. Baldwin, of Missouri, to
be deputy first auditor of the
treasury.
Henry r. West, of Ohio, to be In
dian agent at Fort Peck agency, M
T.; Samuel w. Langhome, of Mon
| .aua, to be register of the land ofilc,
at Helena, NJ. t.; Horatio s. Wells, o
Montana, to be receiver of publ
moneys at Helena, NJ. Il,
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NFw YORK, October 16.-A Mon
treal special TO the Post says: "War
has at last been declared with the
contractors of the Canadian Paciflc
railway, and the disputed over-pay-
ments ON the section north Of Lake
Superior will probably soon be
brought to light. The company hav-
ing refused to pay the claims of the
contractors, they have entered ac-
lions aggregating $l,0OO,000 against
the company. The largest claim Ii
that Of John j. Mckee, who had con
tracts ON three OF the sections. and u
suing for $205, 900; James Barry, an
other contractor, sues for $l50,00O;
third suit for $200Cl0 has been en-
tered before the Ontario courts. TIL
company, in the majority of the cases
claim that they have been viclimize
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OUR SISTER REPUBLIC.
Political Prisoners Pardoned--.Ani
mated Debates I'm Congress.

fohttchI Frihouerb hhruoheu--hhh-
mated Debates I'm Congress.
ClTY OF MEXICO, October l6.-The
president has granted full pardon to
all political prisoners except Editor
Chavarrie, of the Monitor Republic
eau, and Editor GARLIC, of Correo
de Lunes. The prisoners pardoned
include a number of newspaper edi-
tors aud students. The action of the
president IL hailed with great salts
faction among the people. The Con
zalez newspapers are now supporting
the administration aud the hopes of
the church party that the liberal
party would likely go to pieces are
disappointed.
The debates in congress are becom-
ing animated, and a group OF indie
pendent reformers are assuming q
bold attitude. Two deputies, Deevet
and Vinss, have demanded that the
government shall send to congress
for It's approval, the recent contrac
to private companies for survey ins
public lands.
The Monitor Republican, thi
morning, demands that the publi
give their earnest support to tn
group of independent deputies. TIL
session promises to be of great sig
niflcance The government Is dis
posed to permit ample discussion Q
all events in congress.