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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-22

Willis Mcneil u Shslbuss. vhi,s
hustisg ssssntly. shol and woundsd -
inssass ald.Assdsd sasIs. Which ahsr .
dsspsr~ls sscesstes ~ ssspssaa =
eapturiag alive. II ussssssd ssvsa ~
iroa zip y tp asa Il weighed 10 pcasaA
Gaady Miller. selessd siAisua u Bsa'-
siagsos. vs. taksa viessstly issass ~
days sse and prosssiag = sss slastsd
oss scs victins. Ailss dsspsss2s drug-
% b - captsrsd ~ NJ -. Two u
biz eapsen vsss bitsss II W. sasssgiA
TAsrs1ay 10 ~ sosvsysa V ~ iasaas
asylsa 4 BssAslshosa u ~ rsness1
~ ~ I'D hyarephobiA bsl ~ - ~
sisa By VI physieisaA vho salls1 h
dissass assts isaaaity.
Charles Phillips Of Bsssiasses. ~ -
sssltsd I'D robbed Tsssday sigAt -
~ not sipcs been sssn. IL O@esr NasA
~ making . search for ths nissias -
Ia she vicinity Of ths reservoir 81 The wa1sr
works company Tuesday. ~ discovered
- oblopg place dus II tbs groasd, ~
beside Il lay he cot end paatalocus u
Phillips. II i ssppossd thas ths naa
VS. murdered By tssmps, md thas - ~
tempt vas made 70 bary ths body. bat
that The pisa ~ not carried ont swias
70 The presence Of very lasgs bealass
sbeat 10 inches below The top a ~
grosnd. Phillips came from Nss York .
short time ago with > large gang q Italiaas
end W. saGssnsd Is ~ iaithfalssaA
Murdss i suspesssd &Savs ssanps have
ben Arrested End jailed % suspirioe-
6sasoA i bsing nads bys lasss party for
ths missisg man.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-22

"a q - n d.

To oil Who are from the errors and In
discretions Of youth. nervous weakness,
early decay, loss Of manhood, &C.. / will
send send recipe that will cure you
FREE or CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered BY 1 missionary in South
America. Band 8 as)f.addressed envelopa
to the Rev. JosxPn T. IsxAs. Station ID
New York CIV.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-22

0toek Owners Attention.
Don't forget that one Of Wears's Cond''
ton Powders 10 worth Ave Of any Other
kind. Gusrsutsed to cure swelled lega
and to rid horse Of worms. To build up
run down animal, COW, horse or bog, il
excels everything. Sold by CO.. Wait,
Factory Point,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-22

FITS-All Fits stopped free BY DR
KLrSR's GRzAr NERVE RzsToRER- No
Fits after nrst days use. MsrvsIous
cures Treatise and 81. 90 trial bottle free
10 Fit casss. Send TO Dr.. Kline. 93l Arch
st. PhiIs., Pa &
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-22

Where The digestive powers ere isebls
and The ordinary food does rot sssa 70
nourish tho child. this cots both = food
and medicine, giving strength and hesh
81 once. and is almost y palatabls q milk.
Take no other.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-22

RAIE5 RouIy Is the best Cough Cure, Is, &C.,, q
eLsuu9 SULPHUR SOAP heals and beauties, nc.
eInnAn corn REm0vEA kins Cosns 4 BunionA ~
url1 HAIR 4 wHIsKER pyE-Black & Brown. soc
piKE1 roornAcHE DRoPS cure in Minute s6e.
pgAn1 Rn4unAT1c PIIlS are sure cure, 30
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-22

wsils' "Msugh - Germs.
Ask for Wells "Rough on Corna." loo.
Complete, permanent cure. Covns, warts
Conions.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-22

Flies. reaches, auts, bed-bugs, rats,
mice, gophsrs, chipmunks, cleared ont by
Rough on Rats" loo.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-22

WHY WILL roy SUFFER- fsoa Agss
~ Malasis vhsa Otlnoeo's AUastis
Wins viii cass yesf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-22

WA BsAy NJ ~, ~ savs ~ castsA,
Wa ~ wss CHA, 10 srisd fsr Cea1ssiA
VIZ - bssans Niss. ~ eians y CastsiA
wAn ~ ~ ChilAzsa, ~ savs tAsA oassssiA
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-22

Dsel1ns u mas.
Nervous weakness. Dyspepsia, Impo.
tsnos. Sexual Debility, CURED By "Wsll's
Health Remover 81.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-22


I
ssisiive I'D frisnds sMs pssssst Ansss
49, huu shsssA ~ sassss. An Lssy
Dsyena. - nAsanssaseee ssd : - -
ChaFses u behuo q AssoA =. n
gins vses aumsrous I'D vAnsb'e laooee
the most highly prissd bsfaGs s$n oo''As
eo,d pin irou HI hsothss. Calsb buasn-
r,>v,h.nAv,s - - vrunfheA in swilas
- s 49,. ~. -.aAs.s
-
- - sxs -
-. - 49,, ~ :. =
a. ..s.~.
po - -
lrc0 relative, tvo 81 NE company w.
turod % suppIsnsnl u with LITTLE peoee.
r. - eontrssAaA ~ BE-. wood. psuteg
80 A. 1880. - viHh A. pruaenl
a.x -. -.
su~soee sns'. =.
gfsas coasgss tnes nsa aAsu Psse
...l,.. $500
49, ssoass' -
riiy fAiai IN matrimoy' n"e -
that bad had The nalady hall century
"a ara no1 oplv stiil alive and on ths
800 -. 1. .,hc.a hs.Ith and sood
-. -.
eAs@psS /" po'a' = ~ !.
gets eesam q Our yousn ~ no. 49,
Arctic region Of our hvss." hs diant
knov vnss msas 80 o
70 tho bride. PROBABLY 10 eou'on 10Y
Il. He couldnt have done bsttsr bsswseu
the too oceans and The lakes and the guilt.
r. Ia, IA 49,. A. mokhsr Of tan chill
A-l. ~. - a.. Ahyorsh
- - ~ a.. ~.
seessasss eesseSy
dtsoosees I'D seps 49, ous q no. 49,
aad fsissd thea b adult jean, bad
49, s..;I,
Ios ssso' No $3.50 ." 800
three neab daily lUso yeesit ssa OSsS~
10 half osatury cad had washed the
aishes ~ eams number Of times. his pity.
~. .a.,;,... von,A vanl two dsvs IL sev-
- s :. !. ,.h..,.. ri. 20.
... =. A..
AnsF vnicn al sooA , o'. ~. Wv.
Wishing the bridegroom ana pFide III
h,...is.. NJ sha Bountaous Giyer those in.
800 ...,-.a a th.;, .sveral pIaoss az
80.
- -. -, ~. p..n = puyur on TINA
n- v...,-c n, a. n. isas
!.
Ins my yssss w oe'sss
- aaA osn'.ly 49, ~.
~ spsl... .y.s. y. $500 -.-,s ~,
Lnas w. yoer ..'ssv.' y. ,'''..' 49,.
~. ~ 'n's =. ~. ~ ~~..,..
'o' s'''s's'''' WIN s'
with ages since The world began
me time IL but moment. and W CA
Upon u. dial Of recorded time
!. s..r;n ~. csnturiss what cbsps. .ppssrs
lIoss Ibis valley thss you sa.not tell
u ar's beginning. md remember we'll
ssoa ,na os, :, 's ,a,s! $3.50 sss'.
~ s.' h ~ ~. :, . !, !. 49,. Tina.
| shird 81 any years hsd passed before
The pondsrous locomotive with ~ roar
,asssssea 'asss moan'arn.. 80. On ~! n.n'
!. -. ~. d,....s ....s ssorsh n.,sr - M
rhs tirsls,s engine dravs The palace car.
luxurious their appointments. and anon
y fsrtsss speed. they besr The traveller on.
The daily pspsr, from The world outsIds
bring daily nsvs Across The ocean vide.
he electric csbls tails eseA event
(fAoepoftng - TIE eaeteos oooonens.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-22

--EsiAsr 0aGbv essise6 hsas Gstss-
~ alssfsoos an Shsse nGDshs shssses
= IsslasA sals I'D ~ ID iookiaG
nssh yossess ~ hb vassAioa.
--Ths esiy soldsa wedding - hsss ~
y Ioss uos. u svss. ~ thss u NJ. sd
Mn Paris z Bu6aa. . ths lltA inse.
Nass q Ne shiidsss ~ ssssd ehiidrss
- psssssA tAss huisg 30 living ssv-
- q ~ iorns ssd sixtasa q ~ Ialta.
o. ~ nothss's ~ avs gssssstiess vsss
ssSsssssssd. ~ osdst bsiag % % ths
~ = ~ vsaAiss. - ~ yossssss an
isisss ~ ~ vsshA O. ~ fsibsss
~ tAas ~ ioss essssskeaa Mssy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-22

xf00 a - - ~ 49, 80 a
cssh ~ With ; guaranteed cash
sun nnisf yalus. q end Of
~ year after the nfst,
: s1ssssd upon IL facs.
II y thsssf - sAsy Y SO thss = 1870 ~
- ~ leei. $50 iuvsetosn4 1os ~ siAssee- y
- soIy nals ~ - . speeiee me-. q . ~ ~
Vicns 6sa6h D.. ~ lass valss - ssssnense.c
sssplsa. bst Il = q ssassses : dsasits - -
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ssGr1v. - - - / sotssliss ID ~ svees q
SsssS. iiSa 1noesn ~ q ssvings besbs ~ =.
s1annss1s ~ - n ssssa = sesasa -. g ~ ~
ss,1 Ssv ~ 49, ~ - : Isan ~ 10y pr.
49,. N r hs16Sr ~ listed D1asss Down
49, nSn1a' ~ - -. H. isssfsd psys =
~ 9eoS. S1see ~ 1rua 4 = soasiscss M
sss.;ss ysses; - sssss 'sss 's''' -
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-22


--Bsvsral yousg men from this villAgs
ard West Arlinstos want on ecoa hsss
lass Saturday night and captured one coon.
They Ill said Il va nne sport
Mrs. Buudy il doing large amount
Of dress making. and will soon have new
lot Of millinery goods which she thinks
will plesss ALL Call and sse her.
"A hmiIy from Montana ase expected
- The Bartlett house 10 remain through
the winter. They will srrive this week.
They spent the summer here some years
ego.
Many people from this plses will take
u To lair II Manchester next week. some
efwhen viii take their meal 4 Essabeooks
md sejoy The frss ride 70 end froa shs
gsossds.
Mr. Z. P. Warner. proprietor Of The
Asiisgsos ho&el. and noss 81 his isaily.
viii isissls. Ison Me- Yosk, bsvs eoss
- Lis - Chlhsiaa ~ wsils. 10 ~.
nsis nostk o. mora They took vith
shsn . so,sssd esutls.sn y cook. Have
hired ectaaes ssd 10 dosbs viii hsvs .
very PLEASANT tims.
"A tsiagram VS. sent TO our hosossd
ssaaAss Eoassds sfser tbs election hsss.
By > pscnissat citiRa. saying thas Airing
toa bed elected . stroog Ednusds Re.
publicsa 70 The issislaturs. A reply ~
ssesivsd that - . ciinehss and ousht "a
b. pshlishsd. bat - havs MOI ths libsssy
70 DO ~ We - ~. bSusvss. thss Il
~ u srss sisg ed tola Ia lev vor6a
. mighty sight of firth.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-08
A COLD TINE FOR N. LESS1R.
Prom The Pdd Mall Gazette.


NJ. Lessar and his fellow Commissioners are
OF The iiOnecr with the Afghan Boundary
Commission says OB the night OF the I'D OF Deceu.
bsr thermometer went down to 20 below Ones
breath frOze into Ice on ones pillow aud many OF
found IL dif1cult to sleep. despite all the clothes
we coud pile on | myself awOke tow ard morning
by loud report. which found by the burst
ing OF bottle OF what had been drinking water but
which had turned into block OF Ice and burst undo my
bed and awake the cold too Intense get 10
sleep again. Al IN the morning the thermometer was
still only at SIX degrees and IL continued To freeze all
day through, despite the sun. Ia the afternoon
shooting with the full my face yet my breath
frOze my mustache the whole time. 1ho poor cook
| think, had tho hardest time OF IT,
His eggs, he SAYS, are all frozen hard,
and he can make nothing OF them. and
he says, the other confess. though thai aid not
witness the latter Writing with ink of course
tor Ink pot IN camp contains simply
a solid block Of lee and II Is no In ihawing it, as II
freezes the paper before it has time dry. [ am
writing therefore. In pencil 1t Is wonderful
standing tho cold. but liberal issue Of
and tea aud sugar seems to make them all proof
against anything. | must say, though, that they are
precious quiet In tho mornings and 10th Indeed TO get
up thor ablutions too dare say, few and far be-
tween but really cannot blame them. when 1t
ve have tS We IT, IT,, and when % everything
the poor HiDdoo is ehary Of touching water.
The bheesties think. pity most They can I'LL their
mussucks certainly nj tho running canal although oven
over but by the time they back into
lately refuses TO out OF tho muSsuck again The gath
was not quite such Geld day a. tho 23d Tho Their
mometer only went dowa TO 70 &C nignt but II was
still below freezsg point all day"
New-York tribune., 1886-03-08
THE uay mo BLTRIYhD PENDLET0N
ExArINI>G TIE LEI rEEs WHICH THE PAYNE BRIBE
LLL----a Al.l-E 10 LInE TMLLM LLANs.


TtEEEs WROTE 10 mpE THEIR PLANE.
CoLrMBrs Ohio, March Z (SDecidD After
the saturday she committee investigating Scna-
tor Paynes election Osenslby adjourned until Tuesday.
The members said that they going home for sun
day Instead OF dong So however, all three Republican
members took different routes and met In Cincinnati
early this morning There various conectures as TO
the object IN this mysterious The most probable
Is Cowgirl Tompkins and Eowlins have been promised
peep nj the letters written senator PcndetOn before
and after the OF 1888 The begging letters from
candidates will be OF most use TO the committee, specially
to those from beggars who aferward voted for Payne.
Ell Baldwin Peudetons secretary Is reported to nave
invited the Republican members 10 visit him over sun
day 40 his rooms IN the Lomblriy Flats. Cincinnati
From thi. # presumed that the porhly Of certain
Democratic legislators to Pendeton will be fully dis
closed. Lydcutly Pende,ou's hour Of revenge has
COMO
n some remarks made by Mr.. Baldwin yesterday are
rightly construed he has, within week, received let
ter Mr. Pendleton authorizing quiet aid to the
committee OF disc o,lng the Payne n.luy.
Il has been freely said for weeks that Pendioton's
fronds notably Cook and W0Ollcy, have been bcsccch
ns him by letter 10 allow general exposure at this op-
perfume momrut wncu the people OF ONO hre 80 en-
"a ct "itA tne b"oiIe eo"'ptAlogi 1t - s%ld uia
ucWcd tue YlE1r oI UIn committee WHI'n - 80 q. ~
fDuud something worth It's work. Mr. Bdld"Ih mas
also furnished 'Oue d'liloH'I lnIo' '.''on % a't' ~
senator LiOtt, " ilaHto''' ""o HIa g,ou 'l 81"
"a sudden iucr~lsr %; wealth aftcr fYae's election
TOMS Oacc b-oro Ocs"otr election, drplornS hi'
poverty and asking cucyur cement Nhen elected
ELLIOTT was stu 8 visitor declaring hinisrA rraIy for
Pcndlcton although cont s-ug 10 others that ne was
Tor Dulbih Ward Mr. BALDWIN says also tlHt IL WAS
generally believed In PcHdtou circles tlai Elliott was
offered certain 20 vote Tor Ward, aud larger snm
10 vote outright Payne. vote for hiri was IN
a.r.rt.y one Tor Payne. Mg. Baldwin says tha. tho
Plyuc managers lld nni EiuJtfs vote necessary
and when he insisted taking tho largest SUN and v"t-
Ing Payne. be then gvon the "rnatiNc 0l vOt
ng Ward getting nothing The INFO nation con-
ccrulur T. ott's deposits IN Hamilton bank Is sup
pDsrd u come from "A member OF the lIu-hcs family,
several members which 10 the leading pauk Oi that
cry. one of the family. Joe Hughes. iscOhsu NJ
Birmingham ami hI- home 20 tcstfy before the
cnmmitiee. Tho activity of Democrats appointed By
cleveland per-uldcB Republican, tnAt the President has
secretly encouraged the aNc-tIuor because involves
his particular cEcInY John Mclean.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-08
INCIDENTS ~ SOCIETY.

Besides Mrs. Levi p. MOrton's reception at
No. 50 Fiithave Saturday afternoon which there
were over 800 guests number Of other receptions
held Mrs. Thomas Hicks aud Mira Gilbert S. Codding
ton received their guests at No SO West FOrtyninths
from uutll o'clock. aud nearly 200 called Mrs. Dan
el held reception the afternoon at No. 3
East Ninthst and Mrs. Edward Mitchell received guests
al No. 40 West Fftyffth-st Mrs William 7. Dixon also
gave a rec ptiOn at No 20 West Foriy-ninth-st.
Mr.. and Mrs John +. Dillon. OF No. 67l Madison-ave
entertained twenty guesIs dinner in the evening.
Social interest to-day IN the last of the Patr
archs' balls to be gwen tonight at DclmOnicO'A
A number OF Mardi Gras and dancing parties
Dounced evening. and with the be ginning
of Lent Wednesday, social incidents Will be of quiet
New-York tribune., 1886-03-08
4 FARM OUI OF IT'S PLACE.
SLIDING FROM A HILL INTO THE HUDSON.
BRICK-YARDs COVERED BY MASS OF BLUE CLAY
AT KINGSTON.

BRICK-YARDs COVERED BY MASS OF BLUE CLAY
AT KINGSTON.
KINGSTON, March tSpcciaD. One of the
most destructive land-sdes that the
Hudson River took place in the part OF this city
last night Tne land Is owned by Terry Brothers brick
makers Albert Terry member OF the hrn had re.
moved his family from the Old Terry homestead on the
property only four days ago Large cracks the soil
had opened. and the slide expected carpenter
who taking down the house for was carried
along with the mass but WAS dug out by wOrkmen in
time to save his life. The slide extends several
including the entire bank from the high
ledge of sOpng rock IN the to the river in 'front.'
At the waters edge the extensive brick yards of the
firm. These buried beneath mass of blue clay
which extends for about 800 feet beyond the docks into
the river filling up the channel that vessels
reach the yards until new channel is dredged. The
engine. boilers, shating and all machinery lie buried
and broken far beneath the surface and 1t VIII take
months to get them One boiler carried hundreds
and dry. The damage Ia estimated at $4,000. The
shore road leading TO be city VIII be impassable for
weeks. Whom the slide occurred three boys skating
on the Ice IN the river Immediately in front Two got away
In time. Tie third broke through the Ice and
with difficulty. The slide attended with loud
ing noise and dense cloud Of DUST which hing the
river hUurs similar though less destructive slide
occurred short distance north or this point about two
months
New-York tribune., 1886-03-08
STILL RAISING MONEY F0R PARYELL.
LARGE ATTENDANCE Al THE VARIOUS MEETINGS
TIE IRISH FUND SWELLING.

LARGE ATTENDANCE Al THE VARIOUS MEETINGS
TIE IRISH FUND SWELLING.
The meetings of the Irish National League
Yesterday throu city largely attended and
the amount money collected for the support OF Parne
and his followers greater than tho meeting any
previous week All the speeches hinged upon tho ac-
tion OF Mr. Gladstone In announcing In the House OF
Commons that Oh March 22 he wonld Introduce n
uton declaring that Ireland should have Dublin Par
lament and that in the following session n bill would
be passed establishing that Parliament At the meeting
of the Seventeenth Ward branch at Clarendon Hall $63
WAS subscribed. William McCabo presided and tho
principal speaker NJ d. Gallagher, president OF tho
Municipal Council of the Irish National League at is
not" he said like In OConnelrs time, when the Irish
peope at homo were comparatively ignorant. and when
there was no Irs.Amerlcau element tbs country to
sympatblze with their struggles Now have
kindred here and have with us besides tho whole
press OF the Union. ami If England don't grant
Parliament she will hear from and that soon" ZAP
plausel.
James j. OShaughnessy presided at q meeting Of
Branch No. 2O at 81. Doniface Hail. Mt Forty
and secondave Tho object Of the meeting to cee
brae the lOsth anniversary Of tho birth OF Robert En-
met j. NJ Wall delivered the Grafton The proof that
Emmett did not die In vain he said may be found In
tile fact that since execution hundreds OF men have
not hesitatei to follow his example Inc result that
to-day the question OF lreiand drmands ~ IN the Tore
ground, and In fair way Of being settled Applause
James T. Mulhearn recited Emmets dying speech AFTER
which 500 were subscribed. E1-Alderman d y kenpty
presided at an enthusiastic meeting OF the Ninth ward
branch at No 425 Huds0nst. which resulted IN coll
lection OF S75 for Parnell and Ireland. Wnnhope
Lynn the principal speaker. Thomas j. UslI,
Ward branch Of the Irish National League.
Rand and 'P putrCR Mccartney made speeches or the
81 900 branch promised to raise by st. Pat
The Rey. Charles McCready presided at mass meet.
ing branch No l67 in the basement Of HoIy Cros.
were deyerod and Ut Che close OF the meeting consd'
New-York tribune., 1886-03-08
d THOUSAND CHILDREN IN GREAT PERIL.
HOW THE BOILERS OF downtown SCHOOL ARE |
LEFT TO RUN THEMSELVES

LEFT TO RUS THEMSELVES.
Grammar School No. 20, in Greenwich-st.,
down below Trinity Church is hemmed in three sides
by large business houses front the elevated railroad
structure level with the second oOI and keeps
entrance OF the school midday in the oOscury OF
twilight thousand pupils attend the school daily
The principal, Thomas g. OBrIcn, sent letter to the
Board OF Education on Wednesday stating that tho
school, scholars and liable any day to be
blown out OF existence through the oareessness Of q
janor permitting drunken substitute to manage the
boilers
This state OF affairs has been going on for some
timo." said Nr. O'Brien Saturday called the at
of the Board TO it first last June and have done
nearly every month since The anitOI, Maurice
eay been in charge Of the school for twelve years
I his business report to twice day. but in Feb
ruarY him only twice. one day found that thoro
unusually heavy of steam In the steam
pipes. ran down the cellar to find what the matter
was. aud there there to attend TO the fires
and tlugs them ieves. aud getting up all
possible steam Knowing something about boilers. |
adjusted matters. But few days later the same thing
repeated and this time found man "h0 looked
like tramp In charge oil the bUerS substitute for
IIeay. subsequently, when superintendent Jasper
visited the school day tile thing occurred lie
consni,ed President Walker who sai that if any acct
dent occurred the trustees OF the ward would DO cfln
why Is not The janitor removed thenl"
Tile has been examined by the trustees who
voted - discharge him but this caEro bc done without
the concurrrnco OF two OF tle ISp9ctor' Ih1Te are
signed the papers at Between Inspectors hetterer
and BerlinrI the matter lies. Mr. ReIliner has the
papers; have hin and sent to him dozen tmcs,
and now lie the papers are o5 Ihey want 10 Keep
licaly In for some political reason nave aone 4ii
the absence OF Hra;y want 10 dismiss the school to
caused in the school 6y the OF from tue
heated boilers and thrro great excitement IN
the ne shnorioJd. ioht want sucn thns u happen
again."
New-York tribune., 1886-03-08
ARTISTS REPRESENTED
Post Or,ce No'icc.
rshnnd Ina rnad ,IIr r M lnt.rstaa as ckangss may o,

[shOud read by al Interested as changes mayor;
cur at any tiUrL
dispatch by particular steamer eSceot Wnel t 10
duplicates Of banking aud cJnerclil doed-
ments not specially addressed Deh8 sen Dy u,
fastest vessels ayatlaDlo
Foreign mails for the March 10 will cioj)
,pROlPlLY In all cases AT this ohlco as folio ~:
MoNDAY-Ati D. H. for British and spanish Honduras.
Livingston and Cry town. per s s. Neplano
rUESDAY-At 8:3O for Europe per s. 3. Alaska via
Queenstown.
wEDN EoDAY-At5 n IN. for Europe per g. Werr, via
southampton Bremen at IN FOE France direct,
per Labrador via liavre letters mast De directed
Labrador ~ at D. m. iOf The IN ward tsl1tds
drec, and for Venezuela and Cur-c)a VIA Trinidad pr
Famborough 2:3J III. for British an spanish
Honduras aud Guatemala, per s. s. city OF Dai" from
Ner.Urleans-
THU URsDAY-At G:30 m. for Europe. Iers Britanno.
via Queenstown at ll:3U a. Ia ior Ia q, pss = o.
Alyo.
sATURDAY-At s a. M. for Jamaica Central America
aud tho South Pacific portA per s. s. y Nertusas va
kngston tleJters Tor Mexico must be directed Dor
Nertunuus ~ atSa m. FOR huIope per 8 Aufanla-
nevouia. via Glasgow Qettsrs must oe uIeetsd per
Deyona) at IN ior bsI 1 M ". nes N,e
iand"j; - m for Europe per $. . tiy OF berlil'
via Queenstowni at IA ior sSr~a, 1TSds T pr 3
az ID IN for Bermuda pera lr1ndad
Mails for tho Society silnd per ship IroRc Bird rom
AA' San Frlncisco close here March 2S at ,. Mas
for China cG,s na nsas saDs M,rc po as M ro% a S1n H
iraiia NswZealand. sandwich F1 and islands,
MararSs on St9s mere
with Britiah mails for Ausrzlia. Mails for Cuba BY
TO Tampa Fla. and thence by steamer from Key
The schedne OF closng@ Pacific malls arranged
a san ksancsvo Mails from arriviaz ms as
san the day Of sailing Of steamers are dts
ro.. onee New YORK h.sHs T. Z. Z S..ss n issS ''''
New-York tribune., 1886-03-08

BINGuAMrON, March (SDecipD. Seth w.
Walker, farmer age axty, who lives In West Herric
Township, Susquehanua County, Penn, came to this
city to-day and reported the theft OF $3.50 IN gold from
his house Friday evening Mr.. Walker is cousin Of
Gilbert Walker, has been exceedingly frugal. but at
the time charitable all his life After paying for
fine farm he saved what money he could, and being
afraid Of banks converted his savings into gold, which
be kept in bucltskln bag secreted in his house The
hiding place hole beneath his cellar stairs and he
thought 1t known only to himself. Last winter ne
sheltered two rdmps, Watkins Francis aud Frank Hink
ley, 2ylng them food ana getting from them waat work
he could Ho allowed them the run OF his cellar. where
they IN the habit Of gong for apples and cider
These missing. He Offers 5000 reward for their
capture and Detective Black aud Chief of Police Rogers,
or This city, are searching for them.