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children had advanced on their Journey
about thres-quartcrs Of mile they were
suddenly confronted by burly negro
who assaulted the girl The children returned home
and told their story. Public Indignation was at feycr
heat and posse went in pursuit. When some naif
dozen had been arrested they were taken to the
house OF the grlef-attickcn parents. Davis
was among the number and proved to be tne
scoundtc wanted. 1t hard to prevent the
jnfuriated populace from administering summary pun
ishmept when the father requested that the law
should be upheld cooler Judgment prevailed ana Dans
was brought 10 this place and placed IN Jail to wait trial.
Public Indignation continued to increase however, ana
finally culmInated In the tragedy OF this morning.
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OBITUARY..
JAMES GARLAND.

LYNCHBURG, Va, Aug. 0.-Judge james
Garland probably the Oldest Judge in the world ands
II s believed, the oldest Mason In tho United States,
died at his homo in this city Last night age nnetyhve
Judge Garland was . native Of Abermarie County, Va
ne adopted the profession Of the law, and. being
man Of rare intellectual endowments early In his
career conspicuous advocate, and to be n.
gardcd as the best prosecuting attorney In Western
Virginia He served volunteer In the war Of 1912,
and was twice elected to Congress- During Jackson's
Administration he was friend Of the Presidents
and made notable speech In defence Of the latter in
the House, for which Jackson thanked him both In per
son and by letter. He was Prosecuting Attorney OF
Lynchburg for nearly twenty years. Judge or tho Cor
poracn Court for fifteen years and has been altcsther
at tho bar and the bench years. having
only retired In 1883, when in his yeas
and after he had become totally blind In all his
official life he had but two OF his decatoDs
yersed. He became Mason In 1872. He voted for
James Madison President and for nominee OK
the Democratic party since, having to the polls In
carriage last November and cast bis ballot for Ceye
land and Hendricks The bells Of the city tolng
to-day out Of respect to him.
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NEwYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, AUGUST 10. 1885

McGlllin Il Co.. cattle dealers-a distinct frm
Tho cattle firms accounts in New-York had been
attached for $4,000. Recently McGillin Co; leased
26SO0O Of land Of the Pawnees and Cherokecs IN
head of cattle Of Bennett DImsn
The transaction involved an outlay Of 0,0OO,
Of which 1000 to be paid down and $4,000 on
July Is, for which notes were given The number ana
allege r McGllin being In NewYork that, acting
under legal advice McGllln refused to pay the notes
and they went to protest. Bennett Duman then at
tached McGins bank account In New York and cattle
in Chicago worth $l1 ,000 The matter has finally been
settled and tho notes paid.
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refused thsj oasrJ spd the Cvn Tribunal Of vsrsaiss
gummOneq special e1ploPnacn Jury Of sixtssa neS.
amount Of comp ensation. Tks woman Appeared % 8
gnmmons and immediAtcZ ssksd che ood4 g Pssk =
Jury had nothing moro to ssy, and as the oder ~
accepted could not make . HIGHER awsrd. vhstsysP
woman had apswsred In time and been the canse feE
the assembling Of the jury the Court ordered her
her land and have to pay 3l3 francs in addition -
penalty for not understanding legal papsrs, which she
was possibly unable tO1read
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A coLoRED THEoLOGfCAL DEBA TE

WASHINGTON, Aug. 9.-James Grey and
James Gallagher two coored living in an alley IN
the lower part OF tho city, attended church together ts
morning. aud their return seated themselves On 'he
sep, OF their respective houses aud entered iuto theo
logical discussion IL was not long before quite
an animated dispute arose. While the argument was
at Its height Gallagher, becoming angcred NJ rcnas
made by Gray attacked tho latter with razor ana
sIashcd him several times across the back nnd arms
Grey managed to pick up an axo that was ins shs he
fslIcd him to the ground with u fractured skull
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a yEW JULIET AT THE STAR THEATRE.

Augustus PitOu, formerly well-known as
John sietsons business manager is In town making ar
raneements for the appearance OF new star. ms
uiss Adelaide Moore, who will open short season at
the Star Theatre on August H. Juliet Mr. Pitou said
yesterday Miss Moore young actress OF exceptional
promise the last two years has been starring IN
the English provinces have had to work hard during
the past week gather company together but think
i have been tseraby successful. II includes Joseph
Wheclock Atkins Lawrence c. Leslie Allen, r. L. Tilion
Mason Mitchell, Mrs. c. r. Maeder and Octavia Alien
he costuncs will be those used by Edwin Booths com
psny at the opening OF Booths Theatre. on Friday
and Saturday OF week Miss Moore wall play In Now
noft
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A IRA AyELLER DRU0GED AND ROBBED.

YoUSGsTowN, Ohio. Aug. o (SpcciaD.-A
commercial traveller named Guy C. Smith, and repre-
sonti.g firm OF Leonard Lawrence Co. OF Detroit
Mich came to this city Saturday morning. and stopped
at the Tod House. This morning he paid Ills bill anu ae
parted at o'clock Tonight two officers found MIN on
a back street IN stupid condition He was brought
back to the Tod and found 10 have been drngge
and robbed OF his watch and money Tho man Is now Ia
sadly demented condition aud ~ unable 10 give rea
sonable 10 any question.
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FREE r,eur ARovyD THE PRIZE RING.

ST. PAUL, Minn., Aug. 9.-The hard-glove
nght between Goldsmith and Gilbert did not como on
to-day. the former not appearing. scratch
fight was made up between suIli-
van and Gilbert. After three rounds Of suggng,
Referee Dunn gave the fight TO Sullivan on foul This
enraged Gilbert that he pitched into Dunn, and 9
general free fight followed In which many bruised ana
took place seven miles down the river In Dakota
CauntY.
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FRsyoH oIRgUMLo9gUoN OFFICE.

N.
curious IIeco 0f administrative red 'tap'ism ls
related by N. jules Clarcre ~ his caronsqas IN .a'
Trmps The COMMUNE OF Marcel Manly recently pro-
po,rd to build a public washhousc. ana required 10
expropriate small pl,s OF ground s,ncnS wnsa
was ono beipuxtug 10 peasant woman, named Despof
for which the Major oit,rsd san VI ,57 frxncs Tae
decision posted AZ the Marie and copy va.
no In such matters ste neglected - r~Py 20
ts Eoncaton whether she accepted 1t VI decIncd ",
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CHARLEs BOLTON.

Charles Bouton, who died ON Friday, at his
home No. 139 East sixtieth-st. born In Richncd.
Conn.,. October 49, 1920 He to this city fortydvo
years ago poor young man. He entered the carriage
hardware trade and gradually became possessed Of
means For forty years he prospered in his chosen bus
ness at No. 7779 Bowery and three years ago retired
with much wealth.. He was greatly interested In iess
trotng horses aud had Of the hnest stables IN tho
city. lie died Of congestion Of the lungs.
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------ a.--- - ---- -
THE WEATHER REPORE
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
WASHINGTON. Aug. 9.-FOr New England.
fair weather. followed by light local rains, higher te-
perature southerly winds
For the Middle Atlantic States generally fair weather
in the southern portion local rains IN the northern or
tiou. sontherly winds. higher temperature.
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rRaysa oTIOyS OF A CATTLE FIRx

CLEVELAND. Aug. "a report that Z. H. Me-
Gn,u Co. Ill. leading dry-gocds merchants Of cleve-
land had failed gained currency this evening and was
the occasion OF much sensational gossip. The story
xas incorrect in far as II related to tho dry
goods firm, and Was only truo as " K NJ
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DROPPING DEAD BY HER DYING DA AU0HTER
MUScrE, Ind, Aug. (SpeciaD.-Mrs. George
i. Wilson yesterday evening dropped dead while stand
ing at tho bedside Of her dying daughter.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-10

TREAT PRoMpTLY-Cramps, DiarThGa, Ash
attic Cholera and all Bowel Affections. with Dr. Jaynes
Carminative Basam. and you will obtain speedy relief
aud promote a certain cure. -.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-10

THREE HUNDRED LAsHES GIVEN A NEGRO.
ATLANTA, Aug. GA dispatch to The Con-
sSo says that Richard Hindsman. colorod, In villa
Rica who guilty Of insulting O white woman, was
given 800 lashes by Indignant white citizens.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-10

PEACHES PROFOhE 4 DEd DLI TdHILI FIoHI'
William and AdOlphus Rumple, brothers,
ouarreed On their farm near satesville last night
about some peaches William choSed Adoiphus. who
drew knife and stabbed william four times while the
former's wife neld him fast. williams son Frank age
sixteen then appeared and was badly stabbed by MIS-
UNCLE hui he managed crawl to the house, where he
got shotgun aud filed Adophus with bird shot. All
the injured will probably die.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-10

Mrs. Nc Eirafhs
HOMEMADE PRESERVES. &c. &c
Families snpplisd with PURE Fruit JeIlioA prsservsS
Canned and Branded rrat spiced Fruits AMI PcksA "a
&c, PUT UP IN GLASS
GOODS STORED UNTIL AUTUMN.
crcuas- references and prices sent ON appcstlol
Address s.rs SARAH y McELRA1H
yyy Degrlw-st. Bfo5kiyn
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rarRirye LncM, OasERYATToNs.

riT0T-5s.- a: - . -N1-e, BAR
c,o,,I nciss
= y ~ ~ y : y ? !, n 30.5
I'LL u .l--t IL ~ t-l. ~ ,$s4
Ill i. Y "a u -t-,>{4
PH N n ss-ff
~ II m tst sTTE N psf51 I III rl;Eld IN
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OVER ONE HUNDRED YEARS OLD.
ATLANTA. GA. Aug. (SpeciaD. Eliza
Vaughn, coiorsd died at Apharetta this State yestc
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Did IL Ever Occur 10 You
DIED.

shuu Oinimenfs and Lotions for skin di.easss cus
sprnns. Druis =. &C. aud use tlenn's sulphur
Hrs Hair and Whisker Dyc. Back or Dio.n. J0c.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-10

woRKNES 10 eArnER LABOR sTATIsTToS
WHEELING, w. Va, Aug. 9.-The Amalga-
mated Association Of Iron and Steel Workers have es.
tabshed bureau Of labor statistics for the purpose
gathering reliable information from all parts OF the
toanfry Concerning tine labor industriex
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Sucflal Noi,ces.
lIrs. McEirath

II. n. squire e. sons, jewelers., .! tslisr.si. n.
Diamond Ear Rim matched all sissA
Watches our own maze 50) stsng siiverwira sa
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day ago ia years. Documents in the possession OF
her family provo she was asod as claimed to bc.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-10

II. G. Meyer, Of 1.641 Lexington-ave., sells
Colgate x Co.'s laundry soap The standard article =
New-York tribune., 1885-08-10

.u,ycrsss vestimonia the epitome OF nsiions
sV,ss,e And 1t she deserves tho thahks VI si''e'
IT, ,sas aud surrounding States.
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WEST SHORE RAILWAY.
THE BEST CONSTRUCTOR AND FINEST EQUIPPED
DOUBLE TRACK LINE FOR BUSINESS or
pLEASIKE TRAVEL.

THE BEST CONSTRUCTED AND FINEST EQUIPPED
DOUBLE TRACK LINE FOR BUSINESS or
PLEASURE TRAVEL.
THE WEST SHORE ROUTE Is ALONG THE WEST
SHORE OF THE WORLD-FAMED HUDSON RIVER,
AROUND FOOTHILLS OF CATSKlLL MOUNTAINS,
AND THROUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OF THE
MOHAWK.
after Sept Is 1885, trains viii leave West 42dst
station as follows;
All trans leave from station foot Of
North River 20 minutes earlier than from foot OF West
Detroit and Chicago lOlO M. s0:lO. $40 p. Pull
seepers through.
St Louis &c o. - 10 D. m. Pullman sleepers
Bridge Niagara Fails Buffalo, Rochester TO,
s1OlO tG:lO. $40 bleepcra ana parOr ears.
Utica and Syracuse 72O 'lO:lU lll5 a NJ 'OlO. 'SlO
Highland Pokeepsic Saugeres and Albany 1910. 1920
Nowburg, Kingston ara Caiskil sl2l0, '7;2O. 'l0lO.
lib m; 400, s0lO, AslOp IN.
Saratoga via Albany 7:20, HIS a. M. U:lO y. IN.
Lake George (via Albany 1920 lilo a. N. . . -,
Kaatersk, Hunter, Hobart Grand Hotel Station Pho
nicl. ll:l 8 n. III, -.
Palenvie Cairo. Mountain Station 700. Ills am.
For Montreal and Canada East 7:2O a. ~, C;lO p m
Hamilton. London. 'lO:lO q. m'0lO 'slOp NJ Toronto
1910 am, GlO, ss10pm.
sDaily. Other trains daily except sunday q.
For tickets. time tabes prior or sleeping car acc0nnoi
H. Station HOboken, 40 1ludsonsti brooklyn, Cont g.,
Annex OAce foot Of Fulton New YORK CITY IL 2OI ZOi
$40 SG3 SOL 9i6. lao 1928 Broadway I3I bthaVc l4U
2jthst 1897 BOwery aud West Shore stations i00t
Of West 42dst and foot OF Jays, North river BaPRhge
called for and checked from hotels ana Iesaenee orders
eau DO left al ticket Offices. HENRY MONhII,
$50 Broadway. SeneIh PRsse3geT Agent.
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election Notife


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, pn nIttlsa AN An
f 10 and declare the special ection
S Stv Of that Mt the Geneai
baS in This state the Tuesday succeeding cers are to
5sy NJ oyember next, the follow ng munnl9cla W
he An the City and County OF NeW'horA' vac
antv tonr Aldermen one OF whom shall De @ The same
,srrory mbracCd in each Assembly D .s hundred aud
eyis;sd on the first day Of January @sn'00"
eightytwo. .,o o,oca NJ
A President of the Board of Al'ermeD' !" '"'
AdOlph l.. sanger
sheriff &, the Mace of Alexander " Davidson
A Comfy Clerk in the place of Patrick keenan,
Ju.,ce Of the Supreme Court in the place Oh '00's0
Barrett L., ,,o r,oce NJ
yr.tce Of the Court of Common Pleas In the p'00 u
Charles p. Daily. ,.,r soIg.
y,sce o, the superior Court in the place OF 'onn
wick. ~, a, o,oce of
r. ,s,,ces Of the city Court of New-York III Pi'00 u
~ &c Adam aud Granville 7. HaWes
,,.,,,e 81 the District Court Of tie TENN rSmas n
pistrict OF the city OF New York; IN the place VI
Angel 49, ,,.., Z
Three Coroners. in the place OF ferun"n '''
Martin and William b. hehhelV' 80,
rsD,v onf Members Assembly. one OF wnoIn hishsS
s,ecte5 m each of the Assembly Districts as ho"
by aw. . ., ,,o
~ ss,a,ors one of whom shall be elected IN eacn % ,p
noroed Districts, VIZ tuth SLA'' SN'
Iigbth Ninh Tenth and Eleventh
FRANCIS J. TWoMEN, .,
Clerk Uf the Common COUNCIL
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steamboats ano RAILROADS..

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JER IsSa:1
iISP S Css%cfEsss R'RSr 1or
tso sao $50 D. n IL midnight Sundays a. Ill., anu
nan Nsnnst Spring Valley and MOnsey loa m a'So m
ERiE RAILWAY, now known as the N s6g
Of from %Oa,s. sss Depot From 2'a
s Rfsis
al fans 1 e ' fE8pro
Sold tran q Day Sleeping and Ss 5
Mo- Mo- e Cleveland YO5o an Cincinnati G5 Chicago
% and Il u aGI and SS Sns S mte
M nat. Suppression hTag9 S ana BnnaO most
TSPrss tGE ne w 70 sSa
Train Of Pa%ap N Ry 9af FAILS cScSSs and
Rutherford and Pas Pass 5 az $40 S ESQ 1882 m
il midnight; sundays 5'45 $3.50 1920 a. m'' lAo' O'0o
p5sS.Sd 1929 2S mo os lao IL
midnight iRR Sundays 5i5 $50 1920 a. M 1'4' 6'So
NcSarS and Paterson Newark G5 500 $50 1000 200
@ @ a2q n enc o Sp Sundays a
$50 $50 1880 m and y midnight t SH1 6I1gS 'a5
$50 %arS S32 As s cSo 3 M ana Sundays %p9E M
NcwDIrg and Cornwall 1850 a. m $3.50 4;SO Up w. sun
' Ko G and Kingston and Montgomery m. ssop m
75o 1G2s Ga iG sso s5o 40 Sso 7 7S9
otSTn saH as is go $40 1922 1so M S3 $40 80
The a m and $3.50 connect with New.T 0rk, On
tario and Railroad at Mast The am train stops
al p ma Jeryis ai5 75O 1920 m $3.50 A3O $50
m sunday 80 1920 m. $50 SPIN
Toats leave 23dst, ". V, 5:i5, 6l5 G:l5 m 10
Ga D ~ every fifteen minutes 545 IN to 1oi5 m every
thirty Minutes and las sundays thirty minutes
ickes passage and apartments in Drawing Room and
Sleeping coaches be OOaned and orders for the cheehs
s Go S 81
al BROOKLYN. a. the Company's DepOts. -.
Express trains from the West arrive In NewYork NJ 7o'
7.3O :25 II. and lO:2O D. H.
''O' JOHN N ABBOTT, Gen'l Pass'r Agent, New-York.
NEW HAVEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM
~ Frs Q. II. N0RTHAM AND CONTINENTAL Leave ave
p Sundays exceptedl connecting at NewHaven with
special trains for u ERfDEN. IL ARTFORD. SPRlNG
UOLNOKE &c Ticsets sold ana baggage checked ~ "4i
broadway, \. and Court-st, Brooklyn Excursion to
New lIaven 81 30.
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FOR SALE.

one ~ the auti'ul bones IN the CITY OF Los AN
CFLES CAIIEOENIA consisting 81 II acres on hAWkius
a. block Of HtfccCars and unccu minutes
walk ~ ~ Hal and Court House The grounds are bcaut
fully and shade trees with large qulnuue, Oh
flowers, vines aud shTuhbcry There Is also I5'u Dehrhs
orange rrcs 90 choice lemons - English wdlnuts ~ Ith
e-inua ~ olives II ngs 80 peach noctaintS ana puins
~ pears almond. 20 lines SpOrc2nite' 30 ornamental
peTsirOns There T. abundance OF city
and private water for huutLold purposeN ALTO Tor rga
be- divided INTO three OF m0ru most
n. tuuful honies or sufficient city lots ctn be sold
from 10 pay the purchase money, without lniet
fluny the MANSION lawns and UutJuildings. Inc
hon beautifully furnished expense OF about $1,000
bed rooms parp, diIln
library Kitchen with laundry ana Wahouso In mousse
di.cnnHected from the man building The house 10 IN thor
Cgh rrpar The ORANGES will produce income this year
OF frn 1000 ami constant increasing as the
trc advance being aiput twelve wears Ola ana
must De- appreciated Tho above property Is SIT
growing Cty Of rs 900 inLa tanis IN semtoc
climate where IL never grows cold nevtr gets too warm
D be IA Tho the chtiir day Los Angeles ~ noted I0r s
mid genial climate which much sought Tor D. those desr
ing change from the cold Of the Eastern STATES
dummy monha as Lero the hONcs boom every
no'''" Al '"' 'N'' - MORFORD & son,
Real Estate Agents,
10 North Spring A., Los Angeles cat
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REAL ESTATE,

NHw.YoRK, Saturday, Oct g., 1889
@ aSs
sales for the week ending saturday 0esssr
TO-DAY CMoNDAYl OCT 0.
BvLJ d. Phillips r.
sale Van Moe.e9 s9p sIoo
sale AmO, Mas % aSs
sa9 t2 Il n1G tssory Nus
TUESDAY, OCT @.
BIZ James L. Wells. ,,-,,.
Executors SALE lS lots g. 1921 st. between Morrisania
and Morris ayes 23d Ward.
r..u,. By S.eyt1 snd RgG r.:.r ,u,,,,rv No -,
E1ecuors sale, ono LOT 2OxoO and ostory Duhus No '
3d-ave, es, 81 It = Of 40th-st.
By Peter F. Meyer.
l6o5 EACH !, west SSthst go Il Of SHAVE.
Public auction plot 81 aDd s o1s North Broadway
200 IT n OF Lake-ave Yonkers.
ro...,....,. BY Scott q Myers: o,oroo r,o, o,,ana
aHa sane dnGOh as
By richard v HaTneh d. Co.
and two ory buildings Nos 2s5 ana On mi
% nd and T Buildings and
and GO aE Pe at Tong P sfanc H
Public auction lot %5S g and a. frame building No 900
East q $days @sS one Il 70 2S15 AMID AMID
SHnF NO 81 Buildings lots
and OF 2d-st. ami nos 81 to " Garden st. -
WEDNESDAY, OCT. T.
BIZ Richard v. Hnrneh q 90.
Executors SALE plot OF land GOxl58 l6sthst cor
mtonave and two res Of land at UnonpOr Westminster
County.
ByA j. Blcecksr d Son.
Public auction, plot Of land b0x21x95xrregqa LAR ana
story frame house No $50 Maconst 70 rw OF HeidaVe
THURSDAY, OCT. g.
BY b. II. Ltdtoo On.
Partition sale Stephen Walker, referee OF plot efhnd
Hotel On Chatiam,si n c cor Of FrSnkfort-st.
by hichGrd Y. Hdrnen 90; Inn N
Foreclosure sale Edgar Logan referee one lot 58H 90 10
sayc and puzzle autiOn four lots 263K9A each on Pleas
FRIDAY. OCT o.
By HOrGtiO Henriqucs.
Foreclosure sale Frank Ransom IeeJee two StS 2s5
l27th-s 3, l75 fl Of SHAVE
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N.Y. CITY
The following shows the real estate transactions recorded
yesterday:
42st s. Il5 fte of wnis.ave lc.sxlOo; Patrick ooo
Keenan, and WHO 10 Patrick Kearns. l2,OOO
Gcd rsfb be to Charles H. vandeyori 100000
Tc6ard!e AID wi f to Ro ale CarpeEiier 10000
dcin To- scphia spcye ..... 5000
John Hover and wife 10 sophia SchusteP II 800
an Wife 10 george II Ilett '..-......e''.-. 900
Witc an an another JOSEF D'''' $500
RTenion ana wiio To- phiip Braen'cr 1870. 10000
RToga rs 40 - i'''',A - ...... 1880
Bach to iay gec r.. i'' lO25o
'''T Tyr and wlfn ~ G p Koaley 5OlO
e. nnor and Nv vito tS fbomss Moore $4,000
s2d-st, 1901 It Of sdave lt.5xlo22 Henry 80 .oo
st. %choasi5r e cor Of ii5th'st !s571202i6G
rc new q, Iohn ysSden lenso and another 10000
is 70 ans stHta to qaSe Gas Lsnt CO.
",i H. ,a S sn AaSa,t oo''' Au WIG $500
Western To George fnGicy and another ...... IoODO
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THE NEW LINE
l. BETWEEN
NETWORK, PHILADELPHIA. NORFOLK, OLD POINT
COMFORT AND THE SOUTH.

HOURS FASTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE.
The New YORK. Philadelphia Norfolk Railroad company
Fast Day and Night Express between New YORK
and Cape Charles Trains leave New via Pennsylvania
Railroad 70 ~ week days and D NJ daily arriving Ola
Point Comfort 6lb week days and $50 dayi Nor
folk D. and 9j Sleeping through from New
YORK TO Cape Charles and Paror Car from Philadelphia with
out change Tickets paorcar seats and sleeping berhs
be secured ataDy Ticket ONCE OF the PohnsVvana Railroad
Company. X. Is. COOKE. Gent Pass. aud Freight Agent
Ia. w. dunno, Superintendent
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DrNvsYLyANIA RAILROAD.
on and after september p. 1881
GREAT TRU y X LIN
" 1-NITEn S1ATES MAIL EOI ".


,,D UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
s,osva New York. via pesbrosses and CouTtndt street
Ferries as follows: 49, 1yos, with Pullman Palace
% s,,.cbeI a. m q, and D. NJ daily New.fork and
CSic.eo nted OF ParlOr Dining. smoking and sleeping
go p IN every day
Lock Haven, ,. Cory and Erie
=, m connecting at Cory for Iitusvie, Petroleum
centre and the OIL RegiohA ,, 49,, u-...tu.,o-
poI,inore Washington and the south Limited washington
~ TniIman Palace Cars daily except SUNDAY, 10
a m arrive Washington 4o5 r. M regular at 20 ana
p.IO n m l. $40 and p ~ bhh IL mghI bunny ''4o
A. m. $40 and p m. ana ~ hlgHi, -, 49,, - 80
eIcent undgv Twin 'iiouu" '-'' " "
Tor Cape May, except sunday ! p H.
LING Branch Bay Junction and Intermediate sAu's
Ma Nallwav and AurDoy 900 a. M. l2OO noon o."
4lu o ana u:3U p. un sunday y n H. and D D. III.
For 0d PoInt ana Norfolk. Via Kew YORK phadeha ana
Norfok railroad G:2O o. week dsy ana p N every
dayi via Ba.tmor and Bay Line, $40 p ~ week days
poais of Erookyn Annex connect with al lhfOuBh a'
at Jersey civ afordng speedy and direct transfer Tor
Brooklyn travel ,,.ooo ., cy- and
VS5 D. m daily From Washington ana bati9ofe o. .
~ T.10 10 :,3 30 20 and 1903 y. m Sunday ~
Sa m 800 DO 1905 p N; From Pliade pna :,:30 sSo
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900 $50, 1908 /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-05
TO PHILADELPHIA.
TO PHILADELPHIA.
VIA TIE PENNSYLVANIA RAILRoAn
TIE OLDEST ROUTE.
90 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND 10 on

Txprcss trana YORK via Desbrosscs and Court
laudt street Ferries, as follows:
9, 90 Chicago Iliuttcd, and 10 (WhshngtOt
Limited ii IL 32O 40, i4IO, q, u, 2, and
p M. and II night sundays 81 % Limiiedj anu 10
a m; & 10 3, q, z, and 9 p. M. and IL night
Trains lea wing New.NOrk daily except sunday ats ana
lilo m. l. ., d, and p IN, and D. m ON sundays
connect at Trenton Tor Camden.
Returning trains Broad street station philadelphia,
i2Ol 300 AS o. 6i5 80. 70 $780, $3.50, l. and II 3
a. m. limed Express i 4 and 90 p M l2Gi T.
$50, TAO 7O and9l6 m On sunday IZ;Oi 30 - =
4 b4J $3.50 a. ~. l2:f4, 4JO Limited, $50, 40, 40
D. m Leave Philadelphia via Camden m daily except
Sunday. .-.- ~.
TickctOlces $40 425 and 9it BROADWAY Astor House.
and fool OF DesbIOsses COurandt ats C0uTtst and
TrookIyn Annex station. foot OF FutOnst Brookiyui
Buschs Hotel HobOkCn; Station. Jersey CITY. EnigIant
Ticket Odce No. s. Battery place and Castle Garden
The NewYork Transfer Comnany viii call Tor anu chock
baggage from hot ella ana residcnccs.
CHARLES T.. PUGH, j. H. WOOD,
General Manager General Passenger Agent