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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-08
$50 900 a. M. and -ijj p. III.
JOHN y Abbott. Gcnl Pass'r Agcn
w EST SHORE RAILROAD.

o. lssG, will leave West 42i-st
station a. follows
North ver 20 than from foot OF West
62d-si
through.
Pnfalo Rochester Suspension Bridge Niagara fal3ln
':SO m $500 -olO p III sleepers ana dI""!nS.TOom
'rtca and syracuse 2:lO -a.9o r. m. 600, sion
high ani. POuehkcepsie ant Kingston. 3:lO '1ll 'JD
~, }:i5 500 = 10 n.
Saucertics and Albany 40 no $3.50. ll2j a 3ij
Cststiii 30 .7O 900 .a2O 1925 m. 345 $40 p N.
Crarsons west Point Cornwall and Newbcrg $40 -7l0
s9{O 1910 ll:25 AL --:lo and0 a H.. 5:iJ
and ~ for IONS Cornwall ana NcwDuTS
FOR Moltrea and canada East. GOO m
Hamilton. London. +:3D A 'OOD $40 m Toronto
soratora specials li:2j a. m. 3;ij n. Paror
tir0ugb SarafO"a
Eaaforszin Hunter Hobart. Grand Hotel station and
pioencta 3.iO 900 20 3+j Farior cars 70
Grind Hotel Tounain Horse and kdatersA VIA PhOcncla
IN II % A m and 3:ti D. m ira ne 800
p,euville Cairo and Mountain House Nla'.on +ID tlp
900 ll:2i a. M 335 ParlOr car TO C"tsA!u on IT'D
DIV .bsy except Saturday Other trains daily except
Sunday. 49,. .,,,r or sioeninp car ,,o,o
@ors ar information apply al Ohccs BiOOKyn "3f Wash
tdn,o, Fuonst Annex once loot of Fulton 81.
80 Vork CIV 1853 ~ BrOa WAY. 1882 BOwcry. ant
ore sta ions foot Of West 42dst foot of Javst.
Nor,h river and Penn K X. station. jersey city West
% Evrrees will call and check haggaec from hotels
.vT rcsisences Orders can be left a. ticket Ones
"h"i'7'""'''' Henry MON II.
Argfts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-08
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH.

j lNEW YORK, NEW HAVEN AND HARTFORD H. H.
Trains Harlem River station. corner l32dst ana
IincOn.ave Third Avenue Bridge across Harlem Nc
Preached Third Avenue Elevated Railroad daly except
SUNDAYS al G45 1850. 9lO 10. 1885 2:lo 800, $40
$40 GAO lO3Op for Port Morris Casanova coax Polnt
Hunts P0rt. West Farms. Van Nest. West chester.
Timpson's B,v Chester pelham Eavl Barlow tCty
island. Pelham Manor and Ncw-RnChclc, connecting AT
Rochelle with trains for all Ionis the main line Of
oTk. NcwlIavcn and Hartford Railroad. shore
Line and Ar-i inc Divisions: Ncw(anaan. MiidlcOwn.
Britain and Sufed Branches and Boston and al points
East. ~
lions al 10 loa M. daily. except MONDAYS.
for New Rochelle and all intermediate sta
lions al 1901 ami $3.50 The latter Train connect
ing AT New Rochelle with way trains 10 Sianl0id.
NEW YORK. ONTARIO AND IVES EhN
~ RAILWAY. Ferries IN Ncw-NoIk from loot OF Jay ST.
and West i2dst
From Jaw ST. $50: West ;21s;. 9lO a. Day express
for Middletown EllcnNlc Monticello Lihiiv WHIT" Lake.
Delhi Oswcgo AMI intermediate stations. Pullman drawing
room cars.
eNpr,s, for Nddctovn. Elcnvlc Monticello. Liberty
White Lake and intermediate stations. Pullman drawing
Jayst jlj: West i2d 81. 53i p IN. Night express Tor
OsWcg0 Suspension Ird-c. Thousand Islands lnIliah
sleeping Ncw Work Ia cape Vincent runs d1N LAY -;
l:jO D. West i2d,t. 10 p IN. saturdays only Tor M
dlcow. Monticello White Lake. Liberty ANA informed 'r
Pullman dI1" NJ room cars Hdrd '"h engines
used 0u an passenger trans. - =.
j. ANDERSON. e. PA j. Exchange Place Ny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-08
&c Crcln

A FACT-llor;ons lee Cream is made from
~ purc cream Horton Patent SUPER Frozen lricas o.
Team thurchcs frstvia .gc. VIII
Keen hard Country orders PROMPTLY hiled DeDos
4tt-ayc bth-iVt.. 'iahan Ito
At Sc AMI iJ3 tultOnst. bIOO"Iyn
MISSILES ICE CREAM, No. 7GO broadway,
and /, 49, Broadway. New YORK. =,
Families supplied OutoitoWD business speciaty III
Giylduai bricks j. restaurants, iars. &c
Telephone. 49, Zlst-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-08
RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

Trans leave from Chambers ST station for nglcwOOd
Tcnafy. COSter. SpaTkl and \Nack $50 30 - 30 $3.50 and
1880 Is. 800 400 40 500. $40 $50. 500 1880
T. 1900 midnight sundays 80 $50 H.. 200 ana 500
l. m
For Nanuet Spring VALLEY Monsey and Tallmans $50
5:3O $50 40. $50 500 p sundays $50 : 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-08
IDillA III IL ~ nr'n hIVSI1x H. H.

r66r Of LIffRTY Sri. NoRTm RIVER
1ei rt Isphfrn!4SSS rhtSroS
So % oo &c srNB 9 aoo n.y. 5 UO '
1rcc connection at Wayne Junction for Germantown and
Chestnut HUI at Columbiaaye for Manayunk. COnsho
JRAWISG-ROyM CAR, on all Day Trains and SLEEP
na aAg sa g@ Ninth and eeen SITS.
?3o 80 80 llOOa ~ l ~; 541 20 - LOO p m
at $40 10, 500 900 1890 m. 100. $50 $50 60
For Lotk X HAVEN. rEAIE and fmiLLIP-BUHc PENN
For 'MILIiAMsr9nri .sUSJsURY. lLiE:wIsspUno and
1Sl 'MANTGS q and InnAihsG at o. to 45 sso
l6O, NJ, 100 1880. 90. $50 545. l2oop IN sundays
t 90 o.. go ., q %sj@N 40
1900 1850, $40, J:t5 p III sundays al $50 p IN
i iST p IA5A2GA al 100 5 go m 49, $40 40
Tor yt + II IEHroyN and MAUcH CHUNK
st.:Oo 100 $50 100 100. 3i5 90 p III sundays
ISr "a fox at 400. 100 $50 a. 100. 1870 541sol
i s.ii n:i III 400 49,
Iof r f..i a'%GioN 100 $50 a. m. 100 l.So 800 i:3)
,S 600 o $50 1ILL 1@nS-s zoo 90 20 1912
am, Loo lao z$o a41 400 40 ooo '59 ~, ol1, o0'
Idi Y 2H 10 ~ 10 40 COO 100 7s5 $50 1912
io0 ~ 100. LOO. $50 49, 80 o. az az I.o5 ~
SUNDAY AGO. o45 a. LOO H. LOO 4'OO o5o o'"o
Tor fKiHp BOY at4.OO 600. sl5. 1880. 100
$50 400. 40 900. $50 C'Io p H. sundays 'o' m
Ici ,GN C. BnANcH, ocEAN GROVE. &C (All rap at
sunda, except ocean Iioye, a. 9OOa M a 60. 00p M,
IOr f..I.
lor la lMOOD, TONS HIE EK and Il ARA EOAI al tOI
e;AS a. 'ICG rIif VINLLAN and BRIDGEToN
d.. H.. 80 ~ M
NLW-JrKSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION
Per No. =, North River, via sandy Hook:
For HIOi4LANDs. SEABEIGHT LONG BHANCH. I'D
.:VV n IOO. o.aJ 40 $50 - IN sundays. 800
IorAfLANrIC HIGHLANDS. 4;,o. 800 a. m. 34j. 4:3O
Tor LAKEWOOD Tons RIVER and BARNEGAr 4s)
a. w., ~. o.4o - ~ 1900,
Io CtEAs On,y;, OCEAN BEACH and POINT
FOR A4LAS1iC CIV O SISiLXSD and
49, III. 100 D. IA. $500 nv,
Tickets IAN DO procured at Of Liberty Pier NO
Nortu RIVER 20l 2o7. AL 944, lao l5I5 roaa
oot 731 74S 9Th vingtOnst. TO- IL. 10 ana
l@J Greenwich-s. l4o ITO East 1881 Bo%ery 8
ami pTlIci hotels in New.fOrk CITY In Brook
Ign No C0urLsL. lUl broadway 49, $50 FuOnst 1lo
$40 Manhattan.ave In ioDoken lJ4 Westinghouse New
York Company VIII call Tor and check baggage IRON
hotels residence u destination ,...,n,,,
DE- wOOTTrN CO HANCoCh,,
General Managed Gen. fass ana iicketAxs
AP. BALDN IN. q. T. =. Agt. lls Lbsrty.sL n. Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-08

~ 2Ol broadway, Warren street, y. Y,
Railway and Steamship Tickets all points the
rates. Excursion Tickets for summer Travel at reduced
Tickets can be sent by mail. Address
THOS. COOK d son, POI broadway, y. Y
Boston, 1877 Washington ST. Chicago lO6 Dearborn st
nELAWARE. LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ EKN RAILROAD. SHORTEST LINE BETWEEN
NEWYoRk AND ~ FFALo; LIGHTNING EXPRESS
TRAINS. NO DUST. ALWAYS on TIME.
PULLMAN PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING COACHES.
DcpOts in York foot of Barclay and Christopher ts
Daily except sundays Buffalo and Oswcgo Express
Pullman coaches To Water Gap Srousburg Bling
hamton Elmra, Bath. Buffalo, Syracuse Greene
Oxford Norwich, ttca; connect for Pitton
Ithaca and intermediate stations.
Blnehamon and Elmra Express. Pullman coaches
for Water Gap scranton Bnghamton Owego and Elmira
connects al scranton Tor tson Kingston. Wkcsbare, &c
Pm. Daily Buffalo Limited Express. Pullman coaches
for Stroudsburg, Scranton Blnghamton Owego. Elnira
Corning, Bath Mayland. Buffalo &c, arriving Buffalo
72O a III. Sleeping coach for Olean via Wayland.
p. IN. Daily Buffalo and Oswego Express Pullman
coaches for SondsuIe scranton, Bnghamton, Cortland
Syracuse oswcgo Greene. Oxford. Norwich Utica and
Hchhed springs. connect AT Owego for Ithaca and inter
mediate stations except saturdays Connects at Buffalo with
trains for all other points West
RChcd Springs. q daily, except sundays. 300
u III. daily sleeping coach attached.
See time tables Tor way trains Morris and Essex Di
xafA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-08
T,RlE RAILWAY. now known rs fine NEW

IRE HALLWAY: now known as the NEW
- YoIk, LAKE fhIE AND VI STERN RAILROAD.
zane hour local trans leave @5ds station Ifecn minutes
Ga M Daily except sundays. Day Express. Buffet
Gssees TO i i ch
c p M Daily. "Chcaso and - LOUIS Limited Express" a
No extra charge for fast ic Arrives Meaiylc 7l5a M;
1920 a. m; cpr n a., e m;r MI Chicago $50
Il Daily Buffalo ana Niagara Fails mtei" arriving
7$5 a. NJ. popular night Train cen ew orr
op m-iaiiv. Ch caeo Express. Pullman and BAY Sccgng
Coaches to Bnshamtou, hmra Buffalo Niagara Falls Gin
RahsrcTd G "fsa So s'i 3 80 i9 $40 go
S$G Or t5 no. 1oo p M y 90 i5 y q, &
s. oG $50 30 800 10 $50 $50 Gio $50 Is
ZAP, 80 loSop NJ ZOO midnight SUNDAY 3t5' ~
twak ana Paterson, VIA Newark G5o 500 $50 1000
oS o. TOO , p 49, and 90 midnight Wcdn, siay Friday
and sunday nights only sundays, no a. H., $50, o5J
sun RI H. 6.i $50 30 1920 m. a. 500 50 800
300 go - - -" 1872 D. M and 100 mGnisat
warwick I:4j 800, lO2Oa IA, 45O p. Sundays. 7l5
Mon cello and White Lake m. $50 p. m Sundays
Nc%b@rs and Cornwall 80 eooa m. So $50 5.3o COO
Rondoul and ngstou and Montgomery ii5. 800 m $50
=. IN. sundays 80 a H. scranton. Dunmoie. 300 a H.
Goshen - 5i5 80 900 10 2Oa M 800 $50 400 100
40 500 IN. sundays 5i5 40. $50, lO2oa IN, d:So
h i'd clown ! 5 5a5 $50 900 a. m, $50 4So ZOO
10 9un d IN Sundays. $50
ZOO 800 i. The 900 "a. tram stops at Man ST..
745 500 900 p IN. sundAys 7:ij $50. 1920 a H.. 600.
200. 900 y.
Boats ieave est 23d ST. y. y. 54j 10 c:i5 PINE
fifteen 6;3j !. ~. to 1913 p ~ every INIT
minutes u:ij j5 "a hour sunday
14j III. TO lO45 every hIy minutes; IOiJ Ill 10
Tickes for passage and apartments Drawing Room and
Seetug Coaches be Obtained and orders io the check
ing and trans be left at The Company
Cfce- Nos sOl III go Broadway, l-7 Wcstst y. Y.
Nos $5l and 1913 Fulton ST. Brooklyn Oh at vhe Company
Depots -. - l., - =, -, ~, = "a
'''' JOIN y AhBOi +. Gcnl Pass'r Agent New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-08
HARTFORD via Conn. River from Pier "a

IlAKl FOkD VIA conn. RlVcr from I1cr ~
i +. II. Steamers City of Springfield and city of Rich
mond daily al j. Fare II 30 Round trip - 30 State
rooms way. 81. Round trip ~ 80
The SATURDAY trip from Ncw-Nork by steamer city OF
Springfield gives daylight as far Huntington on sound
Return leave Hartford Monday. y. Delightful scenery
Connecticut River. daylight through Highlands and nearly
whole distance from Hartford Ia Deep River. Good table,
beds Sat,roOms the Satur tTp may h" occupied
saturday. sunday and Monday. and ~
liDt In-n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-08
Che Curt.

MONMOUTH PARK RACES, Long Branch.
IVA Nj EVERY TUESDAY, TIT RsDAl AND SAL
UKDAi 10 August p Races promptly at : 81 D. ~ ,, q,
Races each day. Trains ana boats diiee p"
rear OF Grand Stand. -.
Philadelphia Reading r. r.. Liberty street Ferry S,o.
A. 10. 40. l3O p M Pennsy ANA y: ~, M
Deshrosses street Ferry, ., 1850 a. M LOU X
Boats sandy HOOK Piers ~ H., loot ot Hee"fs@ u "
Fare Round mp including admission to field 81 so -
J. IL. COSrER, sec. A. 'CASoAAA'H''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-08
NOR THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.

ON an after juno ~ specsl cxprestr WIN p,roran
o,Ger r.rs through without chings VIII leave CRAM eh
Tonnt %ew. YORK VIA v y. y. H. K IL H. r. at 81 ~
rativ c,cept eunays for Fsbyan't due al 90 m nKng
tSroct connections White River Junction WIN ihihxn
,atn Of Ccntrll Vermont H. Il. Tor Montreal. AMI al ".'
r. Il. FOR Ncwprf VI yn - u. w.
.nS On SATURDAY n'olts through Sleeping 'ar !" t
Iii 10, va 1910 o. arriving ~ inc mo"'
~ ,r firno for brc,kfa sun iay mornint ,..
ysrior ars.O bert'isir SesDlny
o,r.d IN advance At & g ucke. once III 'r'l'No'
tiai DcDot .,,,.,, oo,.,i, cor, piyrr Line Fol tor
,,n, nav he obta ineI at principal tickct oice%
VINO" may {. /. HndF'TFAD
y y. II. & n. Il. r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-08
Gteamboats an0 Railroads.
nONn0Irr KINGSTON AND CATS.

RONDOUT, KINUoIUN HND Chrn
III XIII MOUNTAINS. landing at Cranston's West
Point1 cornwall Newburg. Marlboro Milton Poughkeepsie
and Esopus connecting with Ulster and Delaware stony
Glove and Catski Mountain and kaaerskill iiailroad
Steamers CITY OF KINGSTON and JAMES w. BALD
WIN leave every week day al m, per loot OF Has
rison-st, except Saturday, whSh Wf
connecting with special evening trains for all MMEis
RiSoVTS TJIROi' GIL THE CATS ILL MOUNTAINS.
Viii leave Ronout sunday nights IL o'clock on arrival OF
special train from the MOUNTAINS arriving al Nc"'ioA
M.p.iav IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-08
L'ALL RIVER LINE.-For Boston. Newport,

q E.
\ DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE Is now hcinr operated on
route Fonr steamers commission. PILGRIM, BI =
TOI. PRONIHF.NO l. and OLD COLONY. \ line BAND
ami ORCH STRA aitlchd 10 each vessel Leave New YORK
from Per - Y r. font 81 Mulrlv-s. as follows
". for F.N RIVER direct. connecting for Boston
Fcnhurc New reiford N0rhas Vineyard. Nantucket AMI
ocal points OK Copns Railroad
Gl5 PHi for Newport. duc a'or a m. an1 Fil hyer
win trains AMI through
for Boston Cape Cod Lowell AMI North White Mountains
nection Nv ANNEX BOAT from Brooklyn,5 p M; Jersey
Citv.4 N. 49,
Tickets ard sa'croors con hc obtained n New YORK n 2o
az aud 3'3 rrua 'vsv. l-3 Bow 1871 East
l2lfh Astor House and Windsor Hotel
inc once Pier - y. X. and on steamers
send FOUR CENTS IN STAMPS 10 T. o. Pow ti2 for copy
Of Fall River Line Tours" and "Od Colony or Pilgrim
Land" 1870 -...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-08
DOSTOV AND NEW-ENGLAND.

-BOSTON AND NEW-ENGLAND.
IA. Watch mn. Narrlganseti Pier Bar II lr1Or.
inside ROUTE
Steamer leave from PIER 26 North River block
above Canal ST. 800 o. N daiy, except sunday NV
IRAN with paror TccDing chairs between steamer
landing and Boston without charge -
'7 ~ + FOPPLE. General Passenger Agent
CATSKILL EVENING LINE.
i,es and route to the ATS KILL MOUNTAINS
Steamers X ATFRS KILL and CAT-kILL leave i"o Oh
Jav-at every connecting with the cars
XII Mountain and railroads Special taken III the
transnortarlon Of Horses aud taTIlagcA
'f' FARE ONLY ONE DOLLAR.
to mar for LIST houses etc. or address
W j. HUGHES, Treas. CatskilI, y. 1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-08

4 ETTTTTU ATI1IE NNTTIT''TIfT ''''''|''-N'
n aims leave dopoi foo, Of coran tani Desbr',se' 50
az : a m / B. 40 and y. EasDn BihleIen AHe1
low n j;cailng. Mauch Cnunk fic1 summit Wlife'Wr'
,n.sanda ithaca. Geneva Lyons BuNap annt1s
thrOup, coaches run daily Local trans A.
IN ana = - D. m aston Ecih chem and 'orl "
IL l. AMI $40 D. ~ connect Tor 81
and Iia1leOn coal iegions sunday tfhn
i,,v,s Tor Nauch chunk nj Ilhlltfoi y H. IN
General Eastern Office. No. 20 iI4alWay .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-08
STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.
COOKS TOURIST TICKET OFFICE.

~ POI Broadway. Warren street, y. Y,
Railway and Steamship Tickets to all points the lowest
Excursion Tickets Summer Travel reduced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-08
BORDEN & LOWELL GEO. /. CONNoR


MAY -HAVEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAN-
" Frs. G. II. NORTIAM AND Confines Al. lcny e
PECK slip PER No - r. q at m and II D. ~ -nndiT'
D. cOnnrctinr AT Sew Haven with special trains for
MEKIDEN. HARTFORD SPNNGFltLD II 'INoKE
&c Tickets sold ana bag checked NJ II krold~ay Y
Y. and COurtst. ErODAyE Excursion 10 New Haven an
return. IL 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-08
Ocean CLEANERS.

ANCIIOR LINE l.. :. NAIL STEAMSHIPS.
~ Sail every saturday from New York for
GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERKl.
CIRCASSIN Aug. II 5a.m ANCHOKIA, aug. y, : r. m
ETHfnPINNne.2l 9 am pENONIN. sept. loa :.
$50. Second class. $50 Return $780,
Stccfaec outward. $50. prepaid. so
HENDERSON BROTHERS. General Agents, =,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-08
BROOKLYN properin for Sale ano Go Get
Loupirn propcr,n for Sale auo CO Get

tGENCY FOR MONTCLAIR.-Bargal III
- Residence property and building sites Houses toilet
tLAEINtE B.1UBE>. . Beckman st., Room ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-08

4 DVERTISENENTS FOR TIE NV
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT TIE
UPTOWN OFFICES No. l23N Br"aiway. corner thirty,
first 81 until d. m .JS Broadway. between Twenty s'cohi
Twenty third sis. until 3oS West twenty lhli
Eghtlave. 1913 ouftl ave- corner foni,r n'
TIurdaVc Forty scNtntit. No Loo Ihi' ave-
near SiNtotlsi and the HARLEM OFFICE, 2JI last one
hundred, nfiist. 800 Ihiriavr corner uho
hundred, and hithst UP to y T. m at regular ONCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-08

AT LOVELY ERAsTINA. STATEN ISLAND
Under the auspices Of the Staten Island Amusement Company
n ,u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-08
I'VE STATE STEAMSHIP LINE.

BETWEEN NIW. YORK. GLASGOW AND EELFAST
G.AI.NEl.
with through tickets reduced rates 10 Liverpool. London
Dublin. Sc.
STATE or ATABAM A......... Thur-iiv Aug -. 3 p m
SIAIE or NDlA = 4 Iie LAY, Aug H. an
CABIN passage $50 according 10 location 81 state
room AZ reduced rates, tf',Apr tickets 10
pants Of iuinpc al lowest rates fltT u. loot
I,Ioy st. Ior freight and passage apply ."
AISIIN TAIpWIN = 90. G'ncral Agcnts,
81 Broadway. Nrw OH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-03-02
Confession of a Wife-Murderer.

A special dispatch from Springfield, Mo-,
says: Cora Lee and Mrs. Malloy were ar
rested Sunday on warrants charging them
with completely in the murder of Mrs. Gra-
ham. AS soon as arrested they broke down,
bursting into tears, and stating thst now
they believed in Graham's guilt. They de-
cIared themselves Innocent and said they
never suspected Graham until the body was
found. They were not committed to Jail
but placed SO they could not communicate
with Graham Graham was busly engaged
writing all the afternoon and until late into
the night. The document on which he was
engaged proved In be u sudden and ctm
plete confession OF The murder of his wife,
and is addressed to the Circuit Court JUICES
aud prosecuting attorney. II covers sew
erai pages of fooIscup, closely written. He
starts out by saying tho confession Is made
| in order 10 save innocent persons, and to
| curtal the inquest and save further expense
to the county. For himself be says he has
no excuse or apology to offer. He then ex-
onorates Mrs. Mal!oy and Cora Lee from all
completely in or knowledge of the crime.
He SAYS be told them that he had never
been remarked to his first wife after she
obtained divorce from him, and that they
had implicit confidence in him, and believed
that there was no impeachment 10 the mar
riage. His first wife wrote him from Fort
Wayne, saying that she knew Of bis second
marriage, and was coming TO Springfield.
He wrote in reply, denying it, and trying
to persuade her not to come. She started for
this place. He met her, however, and
she would not listen to him, however, and
started for this place. He met her in St.
Louis, and again used every endeayor TO
have her leave him. but to no purpose, and
she came on TO Springfield with him and the
children. 1T the depot here he again tried
to induce her 10 90 to Kansas City, but to
no purpose. Finally they left the children
at u restaurant aud started to walk to the
farm, 5 miles distant, arriving there about
1:20 in the morning. At the farm gate Gra-
ham entreated his wife 10 not ruin him by
going to tie house, but she said she would
90 there aud clear things out. He says he
was whiting q stick with pea knife and
sue had small stick in her hand. Angry
words passed and she struck at him with
tho limb He threw up his hand to ward
OF the blow, and tho knife struck her in the
neck She screamed that hc had killed her,
and he then caught hold OF her and threw
her from him. StcopiDg over he saw blood
SFul'iuS iibiii ~ hSN", '.H" S"f' hS INV"
then il was all over with him. So he showed
the knife into The wound he full length,
ard finished her. He lhsn addressed the
lody &nd carried ii 10 the well, where he
threw it il and dropped the clothing in after
il. He says 10 one nut himself had any
knowledge OF tho deed. and speaks in en-.
Gieariug terms Of Cora Lee his second wife.
TO h:r ne leaves the care Of bis two child
rem. His past life, he says, has been blank
and his future hut . leap in the dark. In.
tense excitement prevails, nnd it is thought
that Graham will be lynched.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-03-02

UNDREss AT THE OPERA.-A favorte COS.
tune at the opera and balls is waist with
out neck or sleeves, and in some Instances
not even shoulder straps. Ifyou can imag-
inc woman with no other waist than her
corsets you can get good idea of this new
cut. Some ladies, whose modesty will not
allow them to go the whole length of this
fashion, wear feathers instead of shoulder
straps l heard Of one lady, The other dey,
whose modesty forbade her wearing one of
these waists, but who hated to be thought
questionable, and who, as 81 compromise
with her conscience, wore flesh colored
chamois skin that fitted her SO tightly the
very elect could not tell which was the skin
of the cbamois and which was the skin OF
the lady. The man who said that he was
inclined to leave the opera house because
he f,It that be was plsying the roll of Peep.
ing Tom and looking at ladies in their bath
tubs, just about described the effect pro
duced by some of these costumes. The
worst OF it is that the more that is written
and the more that is said on the subject on
ly drives these ladies TO further lengths
n. \. letter IN Boston Gazette.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-03-02

AN ACCOMPLISHED NEVADA BELLA
young lady in Granville il curiously and
amusingly gifted. Her toes are so supple
that she can snap the great and third toe of
either foot with as sharp and clear report
rs the average man makes when he snaps
his thumb and finger. She is diHident
about exhibiting her peculiar accomplish.
ment, but her intimate friends assert that
she is quite an adept and can keep good
time to lively jig.-Hawthorne, Ner., Bul-
Ietin