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New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
PHILADELPHIA AND READING R. R.
NEW.JERSEY CENTRAL DIVi-I4N,
FOOT OE IInERIY- ST. NORAu NINl.t. -.

Il NEWJERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION,
FOOT OF LIBERTY ST. NORfu RIVER
TINE TApLE-TAKING EFFECT JDN 2ls It lS85: e.
ff5 Route At 20 745 as I l:i5 e M $50 100
1850. s2uo D. IN SUNDAYS at 400, e'i5 b. u o'o I-o'
Direct connection at Wayne Junction FOR Germantown and
Chestnut IIi At coumbiaave for Aanayunk' consho
DRHWISGE0oM cHRs on all Day Trains and EPING
Retaia3g @ Cave seiss pH IHDELPHIA. y and Green
7:3O. $50 g:80 il:o0 a. m, % ~ C;$1 g.9.
Rcg. sgEPAY ~ y, s ss9 & a 'n G5 I'm mo- S 80, 52o
600 ~ IA. suNDAY. 8 l5 a. m, 4;SQ y m ,,,,,, r.,,
For Wilt ilMsPoRT- sUNBUEY LEwlsnUEG and
FOR 4iRPIsBf-:G at400 z. 5, si5 a. mr. loo 1890 t1o
5.2O Gsij, 1900 Do. Sunday 51J p. ~ H. -
For lEADl 50 at 500 75, s:i5, lll3 O. fn' 1900 1850
For SCRANTON ~ zoo. 80 O. ~, 800 p M, M % a., u
100 10 8.s5 5.t5 p. m. sundays at 5aoP N
Tor DGlFrDN a. Ts1la 10, $3.50 .-
For rs MAQUA at TOO, 7i5, sl5 o. u' 100 1880 0.''
For ,S fS5TI3i RlIyu. ALLENTOWN ard afAUCH CHUNN
at 100 100 Sac a. n. 100. 1886. a45 5:i5pm SUNDAY
For oE q tsoo ZOO, s45 100 l'sg 2;i5 90
For mon BRiDGE BRANCH at 400. $40 a ri 400
For FfEaINGToN ZOO s45 o. M. 100 1880. 400 $780,
800. $3.50 m. sunday 40 y. f1. - go, ,,.,-.
i5 i.S5, 80 Ss5 100. 1885, o. 800 $40, co0
G:8p70o 100 sl5. 1880 p sundays. 500 500 o. lL
For loo eo9 7o9 ~ os 45 o o3o ao ,i
s&o % Goo CS9 5S no. 3 3&o; oio' 9 69m i 30 s55
5.sO. 100 go, 200 p. N. 49, .o,,- ,.,..-
For Loq 9czAN 7S 6d6 SGolXE " S9 N OF & 96d s &
400 4.30 900. 1l5, 1880 pm. SUNDAYS Except ocean
For FREEHOLD al jii5 7:45 HOO m, l3o, 400 500
FaSr LAKEwoOD, TOMS RIVER and BARNEGAT at 800
7.f5 a. IL. 1890, $50 y. IN. ,..,,. .
For ATLANTIC CITY. VINELAND and BBI0HroN as
400 a n, 1870 y. IN.
NBW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No <. North River. via sandy Hook -
For HIGHLANDS, BEABRfGHr aud LONG BRAN II,
4:3O. 900, 1l0O 100, Sl5. 4SO. 5:3O p M sundays
300, 400 q. IN - -....
For EIBERON ARBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE,
OCEAN BEACH. POINT PLEASANT. &c, $500. lluO
For f RfL2% Il? Tic fiSG $780, 900 NJ a5 $780,
ror TAK KE4iwcoD, TOMS RIVER BARSEGAr. l:3O a m,
tickets can be procured foot Of LDertyst Pier 80 a
North Niyer q, 2O7, zO7, 2Ol, go, ~ Bls abd l3
nroadwsy $50, 737 and 40 Gthaye; kiyngton IT, 10
1f3 POS East ~ - 1872
800 BoweTy and principal h9els in New-fCJk Sy IN
tonsf 21O S7G Manhattan.ave. In hoboken zj4 Washing
Onst ~ &. Transfer Company VII call iOf AID check bag
81 n WOOTTtN q. q. HANCOCK
Gcucral Manager Cen. Pa g. and Ticket Agt.
r. p. BALDWIN. g. T. p. Agt, ll9 Liberty st., ~ Y.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL-
IL

,..,-., J pennsVlvana RlllrOld fool OF COrtlanlt-
NEW-YORX. r,uo o,a u oi,,o 4, - 900 tl,e-t,et
LEAVE NEW-YORK-C commencing Sept Q, 1885.
For South Amboy, wa P1adepha aud Reading Railroad
;, $40, 7;45 D q N, 1880, 4, D. 5:45, 7:SO j.
Sundays. 4. Sf5 a. m. q p. n.
Via Pennsyyania Railroad 7:lO II noon, 4:lO o,
6.3Dp. m Sundays, a M. D. m,
For Matawan, via Philadelphia and Reading Rel.rtaN T.
5:Ij 7.5. 9 IL a. 10. l5O. A. 45O, 5, Ji5. 7;S0 ,.
Ma Psrnsy yaEis Iailr6sd no 0 m II noon 4lo 8.
ESQ p. SUNDAYS, a. III. p N.
For Bank Long Branch. ocean Grove AshuIy parf,
Ocean Beach spTug Lake sea Nrt Point PIE SAINT CSC.
VIA Phua1olpha aud Reading Railroad ! 745 3 u d.
l:30 330 l. s30. o, 545 7p sundays not sloppn
at ocean Grove Asoury parkl. l. S;85 a.
Via Pennsyv0uia Re road 7l0, a. n. II noon. = o
$40 g. $50 p. SuAGijs luOt stopping at 'c.h Grove
. @'-'1-' RUFUS BLoDGETT superintendent.
Z. C, HANCOCK. j. k. WOOD.
G.P& A. p. & R.RR. G. a. p. RR
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17

NORWICH LINE FOR BOSTON, WORCES-
IN TER pORrTAND NFW-fONDON NORWI II.
WHITE MOUNTAINS IS ami an points East. Prom Pier 80
North River foot Of W2ttst next per nDove Ds1ise8
street Ferry at D. m CITY OF MohCEs Illi" IVe., %
daya. Thursdays and SoturdaY9 "ClTY OF BO6IONs
E0ndays Wed6eslags and Fridays Tcke5s ond Stoaro0s
House. 1O7 Dol 391 and 957 Broad
way windsor Cosmopolitan Earles HOtes S3s IJOu-s.
GEO. W. BRADY, Agent.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on and after September z. 1885.
GREAT TRUNK LINE


nsleave New york. via Desbrosses and Courtlndt Street
Ferries, asfollOTs; - ,,.. -, ,,,, ,,.,
1ars attached IN, 6, and m. daily New f0rk and
(hicaeo LmItcd Of arloI Dining, Smoking and Sleeping
Cars at 8 a. N every day.
yiiiamsport Lock Haven, .. m. Cory and Eric
. connecting at CORY lOf 4lCd5Nie Ietio4eun
Centre and the OIL Regions ,,..,
PsIfmore Washington and the South Limited Washington
Ixpress OF Pullman Palace Cars. daily except sunday
nj arrive Washington $50 p NJ regnar ~ 80 ena
9.9O a m l. $40 and p. ana IL night Sunday Clio
a. ia $40 and p. IN. and II night.
atlantic CITY. except sunday WIN through car p m
For Cane May, except Sunday. = NJ.
1on Eranch nav Head Junction and intermediate stations
Nj Rahway ard AnboY 7sl0 and a. ID, u noon, SlO
40 8 and $50 y, IN. On sunday, o a u. and p N
stop al AsDury PARK
For Cld Point Norfolk via Vow ork Philaoelpa and
Norfolk Taroad. $40 week days and p NJ every
day; via Baltimore and Bay Line, 34O D. ln week days
p0afs OF Br0okyn connect with al through trains
at Jersey Clty aoring speedy and direct transfer io
fS,Hs 1rrive Iron Pittsburg T. 8, 1880 G:l5 and
9s5 D. m. daily. Prom Washington ana Baltimore 60
m yO 300 3.3l, 6.3O go GnG 1903 y. Sunday, g 20
sa IN 320 920, 1905 ,: from 55O ~
e2O $50, 1O4O, 1130 nj l2O 2 . 20 $50, y ~,
600 0J5 20. $50, 9.20 95 1908 and lZ2g night
Sunday 800 GEO. 7:05 BOB 1885 a. IL, 6:%O t2O GOO,
a m.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

NEW YORK CENIkAL AND HUDoON
~ RIVER RAILROAD-C1mmencing June 22, 1880
through trains Will eAve Grand Central Depot A.,
Rochester and Montreal Express through ofh"-
ing.roOm cars 90 Rochester and 81. AlDsns ,.,
m Saratoga Lake George and Montreal special win
through drawing-rOOm cara. =. ,, r-.-...
900 M Fast Limited Chicago and St. Louis Express
with dining cars, stopping 90 Albany ttca, SyIscush
arriving at Chioago m, Cincinnati 755 m. and =
Louis 40 p neat day Through drawingroom car 10
1880 a M Chicago Express drawiugroom 70 Rich;
field Springs, Canandagua Rochester niagara F"s ana
III a. m Western New.York and Northern Express with
$50 p M. fibany Troy, SARATOGA and Utica Express.
through drawing To Lake George on saturdays
n NJ accommodation to Albany and Troy.
Chicago and ST. Eouis Express with sleepngcars
for Niagara Fals Buffalo. Cincinnati, Toledo Detroit CHI
6S0p m Express with sleeping cara syracuse and to
fgi5 n m Pacific xpress with sleeping cars for Rehes-
ter Buffalo, Falls, Cleveland Toledo ana DooiaaO
CLAY and Ogden sbufR daily except atiay
lllj D. m, Night Express, with sleepingoais 70 Alna
Connects with The morning trains Tor inc est ana
for the North except saturday nght - - ,,.,.,
Tickets on sale at Grand CCntTal Depot, No bowling
Green 4l3 Broadway Harlem Depot Z.th,s ana 4Ih-tNS
and al WescOtts Express OhCcs. Iark-pace near btod
wav) 7S5 and Broadway, end 62 est lH3ikst NV
YORK. Washington and 13O fultOn-sts BoohND ana ~
4thst. williamsburg. H.. ..-. >., 70
prcured AZ apv he ufices IA NewNOrk CITY, anu
Berga as On, ed for nd che cked nom residence.
Thee daily All others oaiy except sunuy'
ton sqH94y FoI cY T1RS only 20 Ai''N r. ~ ENDRICK
General ,snperfntcndcnt CcpeII Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
THE NEW LINE
LIN vnnK pn11A pIatPIi1A NORFoIK, OLD POINT

NEw.YoRK, PHILA DIsLPIIA NoRFoIIilK' OLD POINT
HOURS FAST r THAN Any OIIiEh 70 ~ " F. y.
Tho -York, Thilsdeipfa & NorI0k haliIold olnRtZ
now runs Fast bay nd SIGHT Express beTof9 ~ Mey 1S 3
and Cepo Charles Trains leave No8A OK VIA FenhyVA
RaroSd $40 weekdays and y N aalN Adyhs o 90
III n m and e6 a. m. seepngoars throngh from New.
YoTk T. Cape Chsrles and ParlOr car from Win
1nt rhanCe Ticgre parOrcar seats ana bopng b'rhho on
Hs eIed at any Tic et OF the Pennsyly1nia "a rQo
(,OmDsny lk. D. COKE GEM Lbs3 Ulo SE9sas Ae0-~
N. W. DUNEIs BUDeIJnteRdont. -
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17

pOPULAR SHORE LINE.-F0R BOSTON
and the East All rail from Grand Central Depot Three
express trains daily Sundays excepted Boston at
- N paror attached and II with palace sleep
Ing cara sgndays at m with palace Sleeping earsl
cars ft'Ached) p IA arrives at Newp9t 7:2eE ~ 49,.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
ITO THOUSAND ISLANDS.

ITO THOUSAND ISLANDS.
THE ONLY DAILY LINE TO ALEXANDRIA BAY
ROME, wATERTowN AND oGDENsBURG RAIL
ROAD
SHORT ROUTE QUICK TIME STEEL RAIL
Trains leave GRAND c ENTRAL DEPOT. via ROME for
CAPE VINCENT wATERTOwN and way 915 p
DAILY ll:15 p. n daily except Saturday and 1880
daily except Sunday; OsWEGO and way 1890 a. daily
except Sunday 9l5 ana ll;15 D. daily except saur
day; OGDENsBuRG NORWOOD and way 9;l5p p. IN. and
Il:15 D. IN. daily except Saturday
9:15 p. IN. THROUGH WAGNER sLEEPERS for
WATERTOWS and OGDENsBURG daily except saturday.
Connects at CAPE VINCENT with the NEW FAST
STEAMER" ST. LAWRENCE" and the steamer" MAUD"
for CLAYTON, ROUND ISLAND, THOUSAND ISLAND
PARK and ALEXANDRIA BAY. and for KINGSTON,
ONT.
Through tickets for Grand Central Depot and all
New.Yor Central ticket offices IN NowYork and Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
eteamhoais ane RaiIoaSs.

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
IL Trains leavo from Chambersst Depot for Engewood
SS0 Gao, $50 P. H. Il midnight Sundays Z, a. M and
Eahust Spring Valley and alOnsey 2 10 a. 45o p. m
sundays a. H.
ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
IA YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILEOAID.
Arrangements OF trans from Chamberst Depot From 25d
st. 10 minutes o earlier rro7v,r,roor,
Coaches y ihGR InaSsa1On E & Bdo
@ 20 eS aSG BSe 10 asae Coaches
6pm@Daiy Schicaso and ST. Louis ISmited Express
ss engS sl@ @ q pE Time &seE aSsnc
% o pIS fns a & fnssa Sa senS SS @oSpa @ chicago
p mrDay buffalo and Niagara Fails Limited arrives
PoDnS pSaS n n % SJRWsea Ba
FaG SSg bsy ssSf fP5 the
Era suso & MlagSra hss GnSn99 n & sa ana G%SSgo %
noon Las SSS z43 59 o iSG Cs2Pa a9S nS
ass ,S s SS sS 1879 3 Il ;ss lS L.
midnight Sundays 5:5 ?40 sSo 1920 a. m., I'45 $50
Esy1Es S 99S $50
u Msdlight saturday nights only. Sundays 9'l5 m
20 $50 S 1920 1a5 $3.50 sSo at9
Warwick as 7.45 iOi5 M, AIS p M sundays SIS
Newburg and Cornwall 7i5O a. IN, $3.50 4;SO 6p m Sun
Hondoui and Kingston and Montgomery a. m. $3.50 p
SqRsis gCsScH SiGG 9:35 55 100 1920 m $3.50 $3.50 100
$50 p Sunday 5A5 7i5 $3.50 1920 a, m $50 700
$50 p m. sunday 5i5 7;l6s3O 1920 a G;30 8 m.
The . and $50 connect with Newly ork. On
and Western Railroad at Mainst The am r In stops
Port Jervis 445 1850 1920 am $3.50 4a9O 7 8 $50
pm Sunday $40 1920 am. $3.50 SPIN.
645 every hilee9 minutes 5i5 N TO 1919 m every
thirty and lii5 Sundays every thirty minutes
Tickets for passage and npaItments In Drawing Room ana
Sleeping coaches be obtained and orders for the checking
and transfer baggage be left the COmuanvs Ohces
Nos 1Ol 057 broadway. Isl Westst N y, No Court
e.. Brooklyn, or at the C0<npany's Depots. -,
trains from the West in NcwYOrk NJ TO,
7:3O l:2j N. and 1920
JOHN y. ABBOTT, Gen'l Pass'r Agent, Now-York.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17

NEW-HAVEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM
~ Frs, c. H NORTIIAM AND CONTINENTAL, leave
Feek slip. Pier 20. +. r. At p m. ana
ii 10 m Sundays excepted connecting az NewHavcn with
Special tra for n kR1DIN HARTFORD. SPRiNGFiI I'D
TOLYOKE &c TicBets sold ana bege checked az "a
Broadway \. Y. and 4 Courtst Brooklyn Excursion to
NeM.Haven. 81 30.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
Ocean 9teamers.

A NCHOR LINE. u. S. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
~ LIVERPOOL An D QUEEN 5IQWN SERVICE -
CITY Of wednesday. Sept g. oct. 81.
CABIN passage $50 o. d uysalds second class So
stecage outward $50. PREPAID SO.
GLASGOW SERVICE IA LOSD NDERf;
CTPCAS-I A.sepL 10 lpm FL RN Qct noou.
ETHIOPIA sent 25 cam fANCHORGA.. oct J., IL 2. n.
Cabin passage $50 60 $50. second cisss $50
Bowling Green New-fort
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILRoAD.-Passenger

I EHIUH NALLE1 TtsseIIEtI
IL depot foot OF Corandt and Desbrosses ss
nj ST a m l. $40 and .. IN. for EastOn Bethlehem,
allentown reading Msuch Chunk Wilkesbarre Toward,
man through coaches daily. Local trains at and
b40 y. m. for Easton. Bethlehem and Coplay. .
Trains leaving 81 and $40 m connect for all
Do MahOnoy and azleton coal regions Sunday train
leaves for Mauch Chunk and HaZieton. $40 a. m
General Eastern Otdce, No, 235 BroadHay; - -
Z. =. BYINGTON, g. 7. Il
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17

Tpres leave New YORK via DesDrosses and Couri
iaudt STREET Ferries as follows: - .
20 30 g. o. 70 Chicago Limited and 10, (Waslingtor
Limited il, III a. 3.z0, 34O 944O D. O. Y aud
p. NJ. and IL night sundays 6l2 % Limited ana ~
a mi $40 D. q. Z, 3 and y. M. ana ~ night
Tins leaving NowY Ork daily except sunday at lana
lilo m, J. 2 l. and D. m, ard D. ~ on Sundays,
at TrCntOnfO Camden.
Ieurnnz trains leave Broad street station PhiadePhjs
l2Oi 800 4.35 545 800 730 $40, $780, II, and IL
lLnited Express ll4 and 90 p M lZ44, Ds5'
$50 7l0 740 sDdS y m on Sqeay lS;9 ", S19 ~ so32 ~
D. M leave Philadelphia via Camden, a In. daily except
Sunday.
Glekcfogces $40 425 and 9li Broadway. Asor House.
md foot Desbrosses and Coandt sts COurtst ana
Brooklyn Annex Station, foot Of Fultonst, BrOokynl
Buschs Hotel Hob0ken; Station, Jersey CITY, Enigfant
Ticket Office No s. Battery place and Castle Garden
The NeW.YOrk Transfer Company viii call for and cheek
baggage from hot els ana residences.
CHARLES =. PUGH, j. X. WOOD,
General Manager General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
TOR BOSTON. NORTH AND EAST.-I
TARLFM RIVER BRANCH

a 4 NEw-YoRK. .NEW-HAVEN An m maART@F0RD @ ID r. r;
Trains leave Harlem River station corner ~ st ana
IneOnavo Third Avenue Bridge across Harlem River
(reaohed by Third Avenue Elevated airoad day except
40 $40 6AO and 500 .. for Port Norris Casanova
fOoR PouD Hunts Point, Farms. Van Most. West
Chester Tmpsons Bay Chester Pclham Bay Barlow (ely
Tslond Pelham Manor aud New-ROchele, connecting ai
New Rochelle with trains for all poats the main ne OF
fhe New.York NeW-Haven aud Hartford Railroad, Shore
Zine md Air Line Divisions; anaan NiddietOWD
New Britain sued Branches and Boston and all points
Midnight train for New.Rochee and all intermediate sta
tions AZ 2l0 o. IN. daily. except Mondays; -.
Sunday for New Rochelle and all intermediate sta
1ons at 200 $3.50 tho latter train connecting
nj -Rocnee with trains Grand Central depOt and
fa,reO
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
fotels.
6lluarons n)autco-tilaIes.

-
A YOUNG MAN. with six years business eX-
u perncc Wishes procurea situation private terro
tay 10 some rcntoman en- furnish the very best Of 10 y
Trionne Uptown Once. 10 broadway.
A vouno man with twelve years general bust
\ -n,i'rcc wishes TO procure n situation no can.
ga Ted BOND. riDune ofice
DUTLER-By an Eneishman; understanis
ID his duties m every Itspect AodIess 4t5 4tlaye
DVTLER.-By young man who is strictly
ID soe md Trustworthy every respect. and furnish
0''' ''' Box 81 Tribune pown oalce l 23s Broadway
(OOK.-By a Grst-cla5s cook, cJlored in a
y '''''''y ''''''' ''''' - y s37 West l5tn.st
TO1CHMAN.-By n steady. sober reliable
iI comIreat siiiciy temIeiaei generally Uscini
ia @ sss@a9 not AFRAID ' fol i %d a iUs st.
NOACHMAN.-By thoroughly competent
- man perfectly sober proper style and respectful can
furnish 'Ao '''' D. care Harris iIcn No ii West 27thst
NOACHMAN-COOK.- respectable Ger
" man. english couple ~ children man 10 coacimen'
sneS saeSS % Xddress coAcmAAN, % stanton 3d door.
NOACUMAN.-By q ScOtchman; married
~ thoroughly gndestnds his oueihe's en- naastanas
four years reference fo last employer Address DOUG
Las, 20 Broadway. Yonkers y Y.
NOACHNlAN.-By n sober, reliable man as
~ famiy colchman ak and seven years IN last two
places 3rongLly competent test uoniais viii certify
s If TribaBe tptown 6co 23s Broadway
COACHMAN, &c. - BY Protestant young
" man as coachmau and gardener ami usefnlman on
eenteua n = place best Of city references Address
J. ELLIOTT. S3J West 2lst-st.
NOACHMAN AND GROOM.-By an Eng
~ su an age 20 snglej years best city reference
''''' - J. q, Tribune Uptown Office l2S5 Broadway.
NOACHMAN and GRO0M.-By respectable,
- sober reliable single as had many years expert
enca. the duties NJ cnachm u ana performs
en care uy honest willing aud obging as his reference
S'A'es N"u' ADVERTISER. 25i West 47thst IN store.
NOACHMAN and GEOOM.-By q single,
~ Protestant man well experienced perfectly sOOer
" ~ COACHMAN. 800 Bro0mest
U0ACHMAN.-By a steady, sober man; first.
class city driver; thoroughly experienced IN the care OF
hora and bcsf city references call address
"''' Is. j.. loo west 0lst-st, city.
COACHMAN and COOK, .&c.-By man and
" wife city OF country Prote,t ,tanls man as nisteass
workers good Call address two days ~ west
4th.st- broadway.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
Broadway and 13th-st.
Eaturtnv Mofiuep at .

Broadway and 18th st.
Saturday Matinee at ..
Through this enormous
web o. magnificenco the story
OF the Two Dr0ini0s row runs
like q silver thread gllstening
IN its own humOr against .
monster background OF old
gold. - World.
-" Probably never before was
r farcicnl play produced with
such magDillCence Of scenery,
costumes and appointments
as the comedy Of Errors at
the star Theatre last even
ing"--, erald.
"The actingof Messrs. Rob
son and Crane as tie Two
promi0s Va Ike household
words known to all. but when
Witnessed IN tie magnificent
setting which now gIac IS it
&c the star Theatre II IL
duubly enjoyable. 1he sets
tu this revival excel anything
ever before presented
fNeWR.
or seats tickets viii be on sale
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE OLDEST ROUTE,

VIA THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLDEST ROUTE.
On TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND 10 ON
SUNDAY Q STATIONS IL PilLA ADLLfAlA,
IL NEW-YORK.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
CUNARD LINE.

FOR BERMUDA. -..
i WEEKLY STEAMERS.
ele ant now steamers 0i the Quebec steamship Com
pauy, TRINIDAD and OkIAOlO, viii be dispatched
EVERY 1IiU RsDAl IRON New-Iork and Bermuda
"Orin0cO" from New-N Ork Apt 2 Excursion rlte5 so
TO @OU. foI pas.age ini9.mat.on, &C. aigb 70 ~,
\. J.. uUrLNBRIGL * co. Agtuts 81 Broadway.
WORLD TRAVEL COMPANY. 207 Broadway.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
~ Between Newly Ork ana Havre.
Companys Pier new No ~ North RIVER foot ot horO1
CANADA delherSaDlec., " ednesdW cp. 500 A. M
MIA ou anu W tttstlN sept ~ a. ~
ST. LAURENT de foussoin.... " edne day Oct p, a.
CABIN uy pltnde Is0dr ami H. SIMON 20.
Checks payable - sght in 10 suit on tho Ban1ls
Trausatiantique OF pau1
LOUIS DE BEBIAN. Asent. No Bowling Ggo3a
BRAN. u OFFICE, LAO BROADWAY.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
6lluanors WantcS--fema!es-
MALE AND FEMALE HELP

NE AT
THE PROTECTIVE EMPLOYMENT ASSOCIATION
Established In 1862. Incorporated 1884.
s. ODELI, President T. Y. QDkLls treasurer. 49,
W. H. FR0ssER, Secretary NJ. A. KELLOGG, Attorney
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17

East Side
A T % EAST 2OTH-ST., near Broadway
"A Handsomely furnished rooms for gentlemeni good
nffpufauee
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-25
nr,s.lIag wfh NEEDLES.

PIrTsBuRG. Feb. 16-A remark
ablecase now s,uzzliug several ply
sicians, has Just been discovered ia
Min.or Township, Armstrong Coun-
~. a few miles from this clty. A
daughter of George Weav.r, a
dairyman IN that h,cality, Gently
began suffering from a lts . x SEN
sation in her arms aud b q The
pam finally became unbes.r;. le, and
a physician was called IN to exam
Inc thecase He discov cred a num-
Der Of needle points just under the
skin and removed theui.
This ailorasa The young woman
relief for the time tbeiag, but day
or two ago she hegan to feel sy mp
toms of more needles in different
parts of her body. and called upon
DR.. Jessop, of Arm strong County,
to remove them. u extracted SIX
from the right arm. four from the
muscle aud two from the flesh at
the back of tne arm. Their re-
noVal seemed 10 'cause the patient
the most Intense n auguisii.
Altogether twr.aty four needles'
have been remove 4 from her body,
and they are sill appearing on her
breast, side aud arms. 10 reply to
a question as - NOW the needles
cs.uie there She s nd that sue belIev-
ed that some one had shot them
into her flesh.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-25

SALT LAKE CRY, Feb, Is. TIE
relief party sent 10 Alta TO rescue
the living and bring back the dead
who were killed in the RI cent snow
slide which overwhelmed that town
returned this morning. Twelve
bodies were brought down the canon
in mournfui procession single file
and lasbed upon the sieds. The
first sled bore the body of Matte
Hickey; the next Iimolhy Madden,
jeremiah Regan. James Watson.
Barney Gibson, b Evans. and Mrs.
Ford, with her baby iashed to her
breast. The other sled carried the
four children of Edward Ballou.
Six persons were rescued alive, after
heing buried under the snow for
sixteen hours. An inquest was
held to day and the hurials will oc-
eur tomorrow. Mrs. Ballou, Mrs.
Keist, and Mrs. Johnson, with her
four children are still in Alta in con-
slant danger. A rescuing party
viii 60 out tomorrow morning, or
ganized 10 bring them in. Snow
slides in that neighborhood are of
daily occurrence. One occurred
last Saturday at Superior Guleh.
which the survivors Of Alta feel
sure resulted in the death Of sever
al men who were known TO be there
Two men who Were going there to
see if they We're safe got in sight of
their cabin and tunnel, when they
saw a snow-slide start, aud in an
instant almost the cabin was oblit-
Grated in sea OF snow The con-
cussion of the slide threw the two
men violently to the ground, and
they hurried away for fear Of anoth-
er slide. 1t is reported that a man
named McDanipls, living south Of
Alta, was killed by the slide of Fri
day, as nothing has been seen or
heard of him since. In three slides
at Alta, all of which occurred on
Friday, thirty persons have been
EiIlpl
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-25

WHILE the Democratic leaders are
treading very gingerly through the
halls of legislation, and waiting
with bated breath for the announce.
ment of the policy that is to be in
augnrated on the 4th of March, the
Democracy, North and South, nave
given unmistakable notice of .heir
Interpretation of the meaning of the
election of Cleveland and Hendricks.
One of the most emphatic of these
declarations is made by the St. Lou
is o6e-Democrot, in an article
written by copperhead Democrat
in Illinois. Says that untamed and
unreconstructed son of the praries:
Hundreds Of reasons might be
given whv Democrats should not
have any love for Lincoln's soldiers
nor for his party. For over twenty
years we have been called TRAITORS" ,"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-25
A Mob I'm "a Virginia Town.

LYNCHBURG, Feb Is Trouble is
reported at Poclbou,as. Eazewell
County. aud more Is anticipated f.
Owl,g TO the depression In business
a number OF miners we're recently
discharged from the coal mines.
Since their dismissal number OF
persons, among them the Mayor of
the town. have been fired upon in
The night and a negro policeman
was killed few da,s sgo. Other
persons, including mine boss, have
been ordered Ia .eave tewn under
penalty of death. The citiz-nS held
a mass merting on Saturday night,
eondenned the outrages and sub
scrioed money for the equipment
OF the police force.