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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1885-06-11
FOREIGN.

IOAs&aASA>s
The Gear is going to visit the King of
Denmark.
Gibraltar has been shaken by an earth
quake.
Victor Hugos funeral cost France 10000
francs.
Russia has determined on a general in
crease of tariff duties.
Tha French Chinese peace treaty has not
yet been signed.
The real horrors of the Riel rebellion are
just coming to the surface.
The Italian flag has been hoisted over
Suakim in the Soudan desert.
Chambers among horses in Quebec has be-
come so serious as to call for official action.
The prime minister of Madagascar is said
to have been strangled by the peace party.
The English and French have come to an
amicable understanding as to the conduct
of the foreign press in Egypt.
A Norwegian named Johnson will at
tempt to cross the Atlantic from Queenstown
to New York, in small boat, alone.
People are leaving Dongola, in the Sou
dan, expecting q great massacre by the
mahdis troops.
A deputation from Jamaica has arrived
in Ottawa to negotiate reciprocity treaty
with Canada.
A cylone, disastrous in its consequences,
struck Avon, England. The damage done
is estimated at $4,000.
Russia is said to have accepted Ensland's
latest counter proposals, which settles
satisfactorily the Afghan boundary.
The Spanish government has introduced
| in the chamber of deputies bill to raise q
loan of SIS, 600, 900 for Cuba, running fifteen
years, at per cent. interest.
1t is reported that the overtures of the
Porte for an alliance with Russia have met
with a rebuff. Russia, it is claimed, ex-
presses herself as being content with the
present status of the Afghan question" and
holds that an alliance with Turkey is not
| necessary.
The sanitary conferenc &c which has been
in session for some time at Rome, in ad-
dition to providing five days cholera quar-
antine at Suez, against the infected ships,
also adopted a resolution declaring that
ship doctors should consider measures
needful to prevent the invasion of cholera
from the South Caspian province.
Seriors anti-Jewish riots have again bro
ken out. The riots were renewed in Vi
emma with increased violence. The e1cit-
ing cause of the outbreak at the present
time is the excitement of the people grow
ing out of the recent agitation. Carmelite
pie "a was filled with bowling mob. Free
fights were frequent. The shops OF the
Jews were raided and uined, and their
owners violently assaulted; not less than
forty persons were wounded. The police
made many arrests, still they we're power
less to repress the rioters and were obliged
to call for military aid. Other riots of like
violence and distructiveness are reported as
taking place in the Wieder Nuban districts.
In these districts the entire police force is
on duty patrolling the streets and prevent
ing gathering crowds.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1885-06-11
STOCK sQUlBs
Points and Items shout Kansas

Points and Items about Kansas stock.
Burton Monitor: We give it as our
opinion that the spring crop of pigs is
short throughout the State.
Dodge City Globe: There is desire
on the part of cattle owners, foremen and
bosses, to stop the rough handling. OF
cattle on the ranges, and the desire has
been impressed on the minds Of the
cowboys to that extent, that favorable
results are to follow.
Three valuable horses were killed
at Hutchinson in one week because
of being injured by runaway teams.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1885-06-11
KANSAS FARMING.
Noteworthy Incidents Among tn Farmer 8
of the State.

Noteworthy Incidents Among tn . Farmer
Of the State.
The Howard Courant reports blue
grass sixty-two inches high.
Corn that was planted at Osawatomie
before the heavy rains, will nearly al
have to be replanted.
Lenora Leader: Farmers are about
through planting corn and from what
we can learn very little will have to be
re.planted.
Phillippsburg Herald: Clyde Bickford
set hen sometime ago with eggs of q
prairie chicken and has now nearly q
dozen real live prairie chickens.
Kingman Leader: The largest yield Of
corn last year that we have heard Of
was on the farm of Joseph Nichols, in
the fertile Chicaskia bottom. Mr..
Nichols raised 1920 bushels of corn on
forty acres, being an average yield of 70
bushels to the acre. Who can beat that
in Kansas or any other State?
Some wheat fields in johnson county
will yield as much this as last year
about twenty-five bushels per acre. But
the general prospect is poor. It can be
attributed to cold weather and Hessian
fly. The complaint is also made that
much of the corn which has been used
this Spring for seeding in this county is
not good.
Ell Dorado Republican,: The wheat
crop has gone up. What the cold wealth
er left is being taken by the Hessian fly
and what is left by the fly is being
smothered by the weeds or is turning to
cheat. Some OF the fields which promis-
ed fifteen or twenty bushels few days
ago are now being plowed up. We are to
have no wheat to speak of in this county
this year. We speak by authority.
Independence Star and Kansan: For
a year, lacking now only ten weeks, the
soil of this section of Kansas has been
constantly saturated, and so much that
for great deal of the time it was diff
cult to pillow. No climatic characteriza-
ton could fall wider of the mark than
the term "drouthy" as applied to our eec-
ton. Indeed, excessive moisture has
done far more damage than the lack of
rain, since we have known anything
about Southeastern Kansas.
Newton Republican: Mr.. 1. Hor-
ner, the silk man, is enthu.
siastically working to get the people of
this part of the State interested in silk
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1885-06-11
Some Old Testament Changes.

Iment Changes.
REVISED VERSION.
81 will set him In
safety at whom they
mock"
Cast up a highway
for him that rideth
through the deserts"
blessed be the Lord
who daily beareth OuI
burdens"
"Rebnke the wild
beasts of the reeds"
Gas well the singer
as they that dance say ,
all my fountains are in
Thee"
"And let him reprove
me ; it sh all be oil upon
my head /; let not my
head refuse It,"
1.-THE foolish scorn
the guilt offering; but
among the upright
there is good will"
Striped clothes OF
the yarn of Egypt"
land so is wisdom to
q man of understand
ing"
1.-THE way Ct the
treacherous is ragged"
1.-THE preparations OF
the heart belong to
man, but the answer OF
the tongue is from the
Lord"
"All Is vanity and
striving after wind"
"This is the end OF
the matter; all hath
been heard. Fear God,
etc."
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1885-06-11

AUTHORIZED VERSION.
Ps. xii, 5. II will set
him in safety from
him that pufeth at
him"
Ps. xviii, 4. "ExtOl
him that rideth upon
the heavens"
Ps. xviii, 10. blessed
be the Lord who dat-
ly lOsdeth US with
benefits"
Ps. xviii. 80. "P ebuke
the company ofepear-
men,"
Ps. lxxxii., z. Gas well
the singers as the
players or instru-
ments shall be there.
AIN Al my y springs are in
Ps. cxli., 8. "And let
him repr0ve me: 1t
ST ali be an excellent
Oil which shall not
break my head"
Prov. xiv, 9. "Fools
make q mock at sin;
but among the right
eous there is SIM"
viii, l6. "Carved works
fine linen of Egypt"
4, q. 1T is as sport to
q fool to do mischief;
but q man of under
standing hath wis
DOM"
xiii, Is. 1.-THE way Of
transgressOr is hard.'
xvi, 1. THE prepara-
lions in man and the
answer OF the tongue
is from the Lord.
Eco. ", IA. "An is van
ity and vexatiOn of
spirit.
xii, Is. ''Let us hear
the conclusion of the
whole matter. Fear
God, etc"
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1885-06-11

On the Sandwich Islands an almost
exclusive substitute for wheat and pota-
toes is the taro, q dubious root somewhat
anger than the potato, growing in the mud
and water. It Is the principal article Of
food among the natives.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1885-06-11

growing crops, has jaws which cut, while
the seventeen year species, more properly
called cidada, has only q break through
which he sucks his nourishment.
A Cincinnati paper Publishes the result
of special investigations in regard to the
Winter and Spring wheat crops, the corn
acreage, and the June supply of hogs. 1t
places thu outlook for wheat at 2l8, 0O0, 600
bushels for the Winter production, and
15O, geo 900 for Spring, making the total
las, OOO, 900 less than amount harvested last
year. The corn acreage in Western States
representing over ~ per cent. of the pro-
duction last year, averages eight per cent.
increase over last year. The condition is
generally favorable though somewhat back
ward, a. rule, the poorest outlook being
in Kansas and Nebraska.
Inthe Union Pacific Railroad case which
has been on trial before the Supreme Court
ct Washington, D. G. for some time has q
claim brought by the Railroad Company to
recover for the transportation Of mails and
for other services rendered the government,
to which the government filed of sets for
per cent, to be paid into the Treasury
under the act of 1862 and Is per can't, un-
der the Thurman oct, the court found the
facts and reached Q conclusion upon the
law last February, and the opinion wa
then read by the Chief Justice. 4 was
then ordered by the court that oompu-
tation be made in accordance with the opiD-
ion, and experts have since then been ct
work upon the matter. The computation
il nov complete, showing that the railroad
il indebted to Improvement In something
over 81, 250, 900. Judgment will be entered
accordingly.
During recent storm, Henry Carmody,
bridge tender 1t Halstead street, Chicago,
bridge was the hero of . performance that
probably saved the lives Of . number Of
people. In the midst of binding wind and
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1885-06-11

Newton Republicans: Mr.. I. Hor-
ner, the silk man, is enthu.
eiastically working to get the people of
this part of the State interested in silk
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-20

Geo XIII. In 1882 an ben gii4Of pOu gnco,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-20

wsrben, y~pofsrn man nidt bic uolle anar>
die uorSps. ST es ba pobl m6slid, bab
cine bieier Setten Die wabre Rtr9e Gbriiti
iei? sat ni9t Bel ibnen iebe apoitolii9e
@inri9tuns aufsebort? Wo finbet ibr uns
ter ibnen einen redtmdBisen Nudfolser
bes 81. Yetrus2 einen 8apit? Wie tann
aber cine Stride bic uabre Stride Gbrift
fem, wenn iie teinen Na9folser Yetri, teinen
gapif BATE go finbet ibr unter ibuen rs1tz
mdbise 8ii66fe, bic lire %empfanssne
Weibe bon ben Gpoitsln berleiten fSnnten2
$50 finbet lift BEL ibnen re9tmaBise ses
weibte Yrieifer, wie bic Stride fe BON Ins
fang on sebabt bat2 Oaraus sebt alio
tlar beruor, baB bic Setten ni9t Die Rir9e
Gbrifti, ni9t bas Werf Gbriifi, ionbern
bloBes Meni9enuert finb unb buB, rpern
bic uabre &ir9e gbrifti nod auf grben
%eriitirt, es teine anbere, als bic tatbolii1e
ietn Tonne, mel9e itd nod beute TN pollen
8efit Der apoitoIii@en gtnri9tuns Der treu
iberlieferten @emalten unb Solmadten
befinbet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-20

Oie %rnIdngit fir ben Rir9engeiana In
allen tatbolii9en &ir9en StaIiens pom 81.
Batter srlafenen 9ori@riften entbalten fol-
senbe Beitimmnnsen:
l.. 8etm @ottesbienffe 1T nur iol1e
StSuralmuit seitattet, beren erniter unb
frommer @eians ie fir bas 6aus @ottes
paieno madt unb ~seeisnet 1T, IN ben @ldus
bisen slnba@t gu erusden.
2. Snitrumentalmuit fol- ben @eiana
wiirbis untertieen, aber ni9t 10 berpors
treten, oSer 10 ldrmeno iein, INN i'm gu ers
ftiden.
2. Oa bic lateinii9e Spra9e bie
Spra9e Der &tr9e 1T, ioqte Bel allen tir9s
liden @eidnsen u bieie Spra@e uerueus
bet werben.
4. gu Motetten io1en rur Worte Der
FL. Sdrift, bes Brepiers unb bes r6mis
iden MiIale, bic 9pmnen bes BELL. Gbos
mas uon Nquinas unb anbere burd bic
Stride gut sebeiBene 9pmnen unb @ebste
peruenbet perben.
5. Sebe Wfuiif, welde %seeisnet 1T, bic
i'm Sauie @ottes ueriammelten @ldubisen
3u 3eritreuen, 1T itrense uerboten.
6. gue &ecitatipe obsr an bas Gbeater
erinnernben muiitalii9en 8ortrdse iinb
ftrense perboten.
I. 9lue unssbSrisen gerbinbunsen BON
6isuraImuiit unb Gboralseians, iopie iebe
Mu1it, wel9e seeisnet 1T, BEN @ottesoienff
ibsr bic fir bas BELL. MeBopfer beifimmte
| Belt Al perlGnaern, in6 ebenfaus itrenae
perboten.
s. Gbenio itrenge lit bic Ginfi9ung
ielbft Der f~letniten Bru9itide ober Grim
nerunsen an Gbeaters unb Sperns Wuit,
TanSmuiit, National: 5pmnen, uolfstbiims
li9e Welooieen u. I. 10. perboten, bessleis
den nod iolden Tbemen componirte Mus
ift ober irsenb cine Wtuiit, wel6e baran
erinnert.
o. SeSe Muiit, in welter bic Worte
bes 81. Sertes aud muir i'm @ertnsiten perz
dnbert ober ausgelaien iinb, ober absefirSt
ober ueri9oben ooer gu oft mieberbolt ober
unueritdnbIi9 Sema9t werSen, 1T ebenfalls
perbpten.
10. @benlo iinb ale ldrmenben Snifris
itrumente pie Erommeln, Gpmbdles, Ptas
nos II. I. 10. uerboten. Nusnabmen pers
ben u binii9tIi9 ber 6l0ten, Pauten unb
dbnli9er berartiser Snitrumente sema9t,
pel1e BET ben Siraeliten aIs gesleitung
Der @eidnse gum 2obe @ottes unb Der Yials
men Oauibs bisnten. Oo9 ielbit biele Sns
itrumente ioIen mlr NIT WaBisuns unb
&lusbeit Sebraudt werben.
IL. Sn gompoitionen BELL. Muiit ioI
bas Credo nidt bur9 SoIos In mebrere
Tbeile absetbeilt ober auf bramatii9e
Weiie Seiun9en werben.
II. Die Mulit fir bas Credo fol- uns
unterbroden fem unb falls fs IN Stide
absetbeilt 1T, bieie etn suiammenbdnsenbes
@anSe bilben.
IS. Solos io0en 'mSslidit psrmieben
werben, ebenio ale tbeatermdBisen ga6ens
sen, wel9e MIR bic gnba9t Der @ldubissn
81 jeritreuen seeisnet finb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-20
Gin oifemes @eitamomib.

"Le Monde Maconnique', bas Organ
Der fransOiiden 5reimaurerlosen, idreibt
Bel Seraussabe zines politii9en 8Iattes
(bulletin politique):
.lleberal perbreitet, geberrl6erin Der 0iientz
li6en Weinun9 in ben meiiten politii6en Sens
tren, baben bic Wdnrer einen 9r0beren @ntbeil
oil Der 0heutli6en Wteining, ais bic @uBennelt
9laubt, bersn Sra9peite aber nidt semelien mers
ben fam. SAT- ale Geformeu, bic an
Der Sa9esoronun9 limb, wurben in
ben 9oSen por9ele9t 6iscutirt, fors
mulirt, ebe tie in bic Preiie selansten oSer
auf bic Sribiine famen."
PapIt SEQ XIII. mar baber ie6r i'm
&sdte, ais er In isiner @ncpclita Huma-
mum genus auf bic iatanii9s 4rbeit Der
9Ose binwies, lire Mpiterien unb lire eebs
rem perbammte.
Oant ben Ydpiten, weiB Die fatboliide
Welt, mo ite NIT ben 2ossn bran 1T, unb
es nimmt piele anifrensuusen, INN Die repcs
lutondre Secte I'M 3aume gu balten. Wean
iiebt aber AUDI, mas bic Sebauptunsen ber
Serren psrtb iinS, penn ie ia9en, Die 0oSe
babe ni6ts nit Der politif gu tbun.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-20

Menid wabrbaft frei2 60 lanse er iid
ielbit beberridt. $50 finbet er aber bieie
Selbfbeberriduns uub folsli9 bic mabre
9riitlibe Sreibeit? Nur auf 9riitlidem
Spben, in Der Stride. Seius gbriitus
bra9te iie uns bur9 bic neuen @laubenss
.pabrbeiten unb bic nelen @ebote bic CT Der
Welt pertiinbete, Dot linn fannie man lie
ni9t. Mit inn ~perliert man ie unb per-
fdat Ser 9arbarei unb Sflaperei, wie bic
eiuselnen @Slter 10 bic Snbiuibuen. Sras
get bic alien unb neuen 6eiben, oh ie bic
breifa9e Sreibeit Der &inber @pttes be-
iiten? Splsli6 wer it9 pom gbriitus unb
ieiner Stride, wel9e bic Semobnerin ieiner
0ebre unb ieiner @ebote lift, entfernt, ents
fernt ii9 pon Der Srsibeit. Ydpite, 9ts
i66fe unb glerus paren INNER unb iiberaa
bic 9ortdmpfer fir bic Sreibeit Der Y6Ifer.
Sie babsn ii9 INNER unb iiberal ben Sps
rannen unb Der Sprannet wiberiest, unb
itnb aud nod beute bic einsisen, bic es
pasen ben Gprannen gu wiberiteben unb
bic 8erfolsuns gu erouloen. Sie iinb's
alto ntdt, wel9e bic 8Slfer tne9ten, bies
beseusen alIe unterbriiften @Olter. Srasst
bic Srldnber? 6raset bic golen? 9iitet
eud uor ben fali9en gropbeten, bic ielbit
Stlapen bes Srrtbums, Der Sinbe unb bes
2aiters iinb. Wabrbaft fret lit aIein Der
sere9te, sldubise gbriit. Srei lit er pom
alien Wabn umb Srrtbum fret, pom Qaiter
unb 6ur@t por Strafe; fret, p6, Der Gps
rannei bes Sleii9es unb Der Welt. vSbr
werbet bic Wabrbeit %erfennen unb bic
@ubrbeit wirb eud fret MAIDEN, bate Der
grISier seiast, unb bin,usefist: v@enn
II Der Sobn eu1 fret madt, merbet ibr
wabrbaft fret iein? Der &utbolit bat TO-
nit tsinen @runb bic @ottloien gu beneis
ben, bic iid ibrer Sreibeit riibmen obne gu
merten, baB ie breifade Stlauen iinb, bic
iid slei9 glinben unb @abnitnnisen tn
aue Mbsranbe bes 0srberbens itirsen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-20
Gin spitbmbem .Samfett.

Inter ben pieleu MISREPRESENTATION
NnitaQten Qonoon's befinoet ii9 Die st.
@iles' GbriItian Wiiiion", wel6e es li9
our aufgabe ma9t, beitraften Oiebsn ebrs
li9en Qsbenserwerb gu ueri9aiisn. Oieie
@eieui9aft wuroe BON SolbuaI Pool, einsm
beltraften Oiebe, better inter benz Spies
namen v6ibOler Sobn" b%etannt, sesrinbet,
Der, unteritibt Don elmer anSabl uOn Mens
i9snfreunben, unermioli9 In ieinem Bes
itrebsn mar, NIT 0ort unb Gbat feline ebes
maliseu @enOiien gu nisliden Mitsliebern
Der menidIiden @sieqi9aft su MAIDEN.
@s 1T ibm seIunsen, IN gittle Nilo Street,
ct. @iles, I'M Ssrjen Der Oiebesseseno I'M
@eiteno, cine Rapeae gu erbauen, In pels
der er i'm 0srsine nit Mnberen ben 9ei9ts
fnsern In Der Disbesipra9e einbridli9e
Strafprebisten bdIt, unb ste Dor benieIben
fart beiu@t wsrben, namentIi@ wenn es,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-20

urb Der R5nis BON YreuBen uerIieb linn
Bel ieinem 8iidofs: Su6iIdum 1867 ben
&ronen:S rben II. Glaiis NIT Dem Sterne.
2lber mod uieI mebr als ale bieie boben
9lusssi6nunsen i9miiden ben perebrten
0abinsei9iebenen Die Balme bes getens
nertbums, bic ct ii9 bur9 feline Stanbbaf:
ti9fett errunsen, ais er @efdnsniB unb
Serbannuns nm bes @laubens wilen auf
lid nabm unb ertrrg. %. Sbl.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-20
Ratbonf@er atr6en . aaIsnoer.
seius 5lilt einen Qu5Idtisen -Matt6. s,
M6tnns tbr &atboItfen!
9ie stimnle bes BERT. Bins IL.

8ir eriu9en sic %initdnbisit, allen oenen
NIT eurem Suten @iuen unb eurer @unit
beiauiteben, Die, nit @eiif besabt unb nit
s~eniisenber &enntniB ausseriiitet, ii3 an
6te Mrbeit MAIDEN unb Bidder unb 3eituns
gen our 8ertbeibisuns uisb Serbreitans Der
tatbolii9en 9ebre uerOffentli9en.
Gncpclica Yius TX.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-20

@ir fOnnen eu9 in Dem goriase, elm
tatbol. 8latt gu s,iinben, nir ermutbisen.
Bir boffen, baB aue suten &atbolifen, bic
fi1 INN bic 9elisiou unb bas gatsrlanb
perbient MAIDEN molten, in benz @ifse unb
bsr Ebdtisteit fit bieies @ert, bas in uns
fem ausen Don ber b69iten 9 b us
tn 9 1T, wetteifern.
9eo XIII. tn 1882 on ben Siidof pou gucoua.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-20
Sic Stimme '9eo'S XIII.

2afet euer 2i9t leu9ten uor ben Wiens
f9en, bamit fe euere sllten 8erfe ieben.
t1nb Der Serr sebe eu@ 6aSu Seinen Sesen |!
SEQ XIII. an bas in garma eri6einenbe glatt
Luce" 9eil9te), aufan9 1880.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-07-26
a Rou,an Triu,,,nh.

A little way from the Bridge of 81. Angelo
are seen, in the he'd Of the river, the ruins
of Pons Triumphalis. This was the bridge
across which the grand yet Larbsrous
spectacles kn0wn as Roman trumphs used
to pass. Such triumph was decreed to
h.milins Paulus when he had brought a
four years. war in Greece 10 a successful
close. For three long days the Roman peo-
pie, all in white garments, (for such was the
CUSTOM feasted their eyes ON the long pa
gsant. The army encamped the night before
outside the city, AS We stand, in fancy, on
the Pons Triumphalis, We see the procession
approaching. Pirst come the magistrates OF
the city and the senators then two hundred
and ilfty chariols, bearing pictures and
statues the spoils Greeian cities. These are
followed by innnmerable wagons loaded with
c'ashing arms and arm0r, and three thousand
men carrying rich gohlsts aud vessels of silver
CAM The trumpeters come next sounding
their herce5t war notes, aud then scores of
oxen adorned for sacrifice, vessels full of
gold ooin, and the gold plate, chariots, and
the crown of the captured Persons. The
children Of Perseus, with their servants,
next appear, among them two little boys
aud girl, too young 10 understand their
change OF circumstances, and eagerly looking
round at tho grand pageant in which they
hgnre as victims. Perssus, sad and discon-
aola'e, next appears-a man TO whom the
Inture Is now without hope. Four hundred
crowns, the tribnte of conquered cities, are
carried past, and then .Emilius himself,
decked in purple robes, aud sitting in a
splendid chariot, with a laurel branch in
his hand troop by troop the cavalry pass
by, and then the foot soldiers, waving their
laurel hougLS aud chanting their war songs
as they go. At the Forum many OF the cap
tivea are put to death rerseus is consigned
to a loathsome prison, and is only liberated
at the intercession OF Emilius. 10 end his
days in misery and want at Alba
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-07-26
dREAT PENNSYLVANIA RouTR

TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND soUTiwR
sGFNERrYH A NJ SST if,E. RAILS, SPLENDID
D..,. IN EFFECT JUNE 81, iss5.
TRAINS ea ss M asa from station corner OF
nr soi issnurg anu the West. Chicago Limited k,
press oi faiaee Sleeping Cars at 800 a. M oaiiS
with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg 10 cinc nos
ana Hotel car TO Sc Louis; daily, except saturax
Chicago and Cincinnati Express 4 10 n 70 snlsaHo.
MIN sleeping Cara Washington 10 Chicago aGi
rssars WITH 70 w lSuispilei connecting al Mar
sleepers for cleveland and 81. Louis. Pacian ess
P,ess, 10 pm daily Tor fltisburg the West with
BILTiM6RE AND P6r o AaS,Sa TaILRo.n
80. soa Eric, oahaidaiena, Rochester. Buffalo. Nj
Palace Cars Washington to Rochester. WIN
nor Milassposi Lock Haven, and Emra. at $50
For New York and the East, 10, s.so.lla.m. anna
70 p m, and 1918 night ON sunday, SO a. M -
Limited Express OF Pullman parlor rars n an
NJ daily, except sunday. -' ''' -
Eor sSslSp Without change 400 NJ every day
ueet AZ Jersey Guy with beats OF Brook NJ, Anne -
anofung afeet transfer 10 FULTON street. avoiding
FOR fhiladelphla,y 10, s,sOand II a 1 400 a and
10 M ana isib night ON sunday, sac a. ~. 80 -
Limited Express, sio a. N. daily, except SUNDAY
sor Baltimore, $50, !.ls, $50, 5aO I'D, Ii a. M
On Sunday vs. So SSS and II i n aad ials nsn
10 p NJ, ana lslb nigLL > y "'''
daily, except Sunday. ~" " ~
FOL Annapolis, $50 a, IN. and Re "a ana "a u. IA.
daily. except sunday. ON SUNDAY A n M " -
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDkkickAnlIaa Ran.
RAILROAD. "''"'N"ioN
For Alexandria, 600, 100, "a. .ol, andil.ssa
2ue, asd $40, as, 500, and li.ai D. ia On sanla.
az oup ye5, and l1.Ol a. m. and SOB h. n ''i
FOR Richmond ana the South, d. 90 ana IL on A nm
daiiy, and tio p, III, daily except sunday -
Irainsleaye Alexandra Tor Washington a1 q an
louo, and lOlg a. IN, sos, ael, 60 T03 and iisi
=. ~, ana " 10 midnight except Monday on sun.
n ga SYy ana lolo a. M los aud ils1 p "a, ana
Tickets ana information al the olnco nortAsaat
eofner o. rhlrleenth street and rennsy
aui ~ the station, where orders can DO LEFT Tor IN
Residences -1's*' anu
CHARLES e. PU9u, 0enoral Man.g.,
]. X. WOOD. General Passenger issns
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-07-26
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