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PHILADELPHIA AND READING r. K.
FOOT OF IIkFRTY-ST NORTH RIVER
.

FOOT Of LIfERTY-sr, NokfH RIVER,
For and TRkSTos eo"ha ssess
SS 2co M stS6&Ys &C., S5 SS $780, 2sc
Direct connection at Wayne Junction for Germantown and
Chestnut Hlll at Columbisave for Manayunk. conshS
DRAwISa:Ro NJ CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEP.
sfn Ninth and Green .
at $40 10 100 o 800 1850 t oG ssS ac SO
For M11Es REAnk and PENN
For %ILLIANspoRT. sUNsURY. LEwIsBURo and
lloo a M, 100 Iso 100 $50 os5 400 p N sunday:
as ~ $!afs4ss $50
81 LOO 10 80 $50, a;tS p ~ sandsys at 0'soD m
For For P PhHI9A 100 .s sso H. lso sS 40
Far Rr II. ~ and M.UcH CHUNK
at4.oo TOO $50 m loo. 1880 sa5. $40 sundays
For "a at 400, TOO $50 a 100, 1880 s4'..oo.
For az ep GO 8h&Sem $50
For F. FLE%lNGroS 700 $50 H. loo $780, 400 40.
FS S No. 55 So so sCe 5Gc d ssS 1913 i}Ss
$50 i:o0 !:S0 sig 1850 p IL Sundays 400 $40 a'
rg, s 1s sS $50 $50 l05
$50 545 GOO 6So 100 81 oSS l9:sS i: ;S i g.
For PtRTa AMBoY ss.oo 500, say 1880 ti as
l30. 400, 49, 300, $50 $40 p H. sundays '''o As
For LONG Branch. OCEAN GROVE S "a &C. aS an raD a.
ps snFGayi sofpp S Sosas s'sES
For LAKEWOOD. ToMs RIVER and BAaSEGAr at 400
slo a m. li30 1 80 y ~. .,,, ,o,Dcvr,u "A
For ATLANTIC CITY WIN " anu oniD"S AN~> ~
400 M. l:yO y.
NEW-JEkSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No. =, North River, via sandy HOOK -
For HIGHLANDS, sEABRlGHT. LONG BRANCH. ~
100. a M. l;Oo SAo. 40 o:5o p M sundays s'sv'
For ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS. $50. 800 m. S'&5 40.
For LHKEwooD TONS RIVER and BARNEGAr. 40
IN, s. 40 y m o,. , ,nrxr
FLEAsA NJ BOO II 90 a N loo, "a, $50 ~ T,t,rox
For ATLANTIC CITY. vINELAND aud bRlD""ioN
tickets can DO procured at loot OF LioervsI FER NO
Martin Rive Al 2ol 2sT. AL s&4. lA) and 80 nioAs
way 7s1 and 7.yGths,e aiyinston 10 40 l
and prlneDs hotels n New ors S,F In sroH
IN Manhattan.avo In Hoboksu 36+ Washing onst Scw.
Wy Transfsr Company viii call Tor and check baggage IRON
hotels or residence 10 destination ~ a u.Scock
T.. WO0rTfN ~, ~" ". tScl., ~
General Manager. . ~ oen -, n ~
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after JUNE %. 1885,
GRLAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.

AND UNITED MALL ROUTE.
Trains New YORK. Desbrosses and Cortnd Srees
~, Ferries 40 t oiow, M, ,o ,vo, ,u,,h pu,,, p.I,os
S1 aI cS4o anl so e s sosp
Al nor Ss At corPy oF SSEsy eaS sE
For No. s3o A. and "a II night wa,,r
ton Express Of Paltn.a Palace srs ialg ,rsspt
H.sainst ton D. a.. retisr sd. SOD And IS!
40 SO and nag na Da aad u ah su 'D4a
Atlantic city except sunday llio m, Through
ciPs Nay sIcsRs station,
and 11 not a SOP At R.Sary Pars
For Old Polat aud Norfolk ScTYors PII ,lsp1a al
Bay n 1 iS m w,staG. wiz, al
atJersev city a1oriny speedy and direct transfer Tor
q 1roo Lyn travel ro, p,,tburg 7lo 7ao 1so m s,s
sn& SIS M $sv Ta,Sp an}
Sc s.S g s5 go Ss 49, SO
S 1872 a. AMI Sz 0i5 sana.y ss ss s aud So
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
express Trains leave via Desbrosses and Court
$40 i:20 j. 900 O chicago Limited and 10 Washington
and + as 11a % sts s a.?
Tram: icayiDs Sew9ors ay aidcpt Sunday anu
uaS, M Connect At Tor ac cam S a. anu
ii,i5 I1nitod Express III and t:5op, P. I341.
go S5 ~ 80 so $50 % i24 ,a5o Li@isei 5:s5
Leave Fnii,leIphiA Camden, 300 M daily. except
Ticket 0aces ste 49, aqa ga Broadway AstSg Moase
Buschfs Hoel aoboken station. Jersey ely Enisr.ns
TSs company VIII cali caoos
baggage Iro p p}Esi and residences WOOD
chA Gsn nc aI Gana.or General fa a. H.asA
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w EST SHORE RAILROAD.

and June 81 1856 will leave West i2d-st.
station as follows:
All from downtown station. foot of Jayst,
North River 20 minutes earlier than from loot OF West
42d-st
Detroit Chicago M. -G:OO $40 sleeDers
through
ST. Louis. 500 $40 p. m. sleepers through
Buffalo, Rochester suspension Bridge. Niagara Falls '3lO.
1870 5000. $40 III. Sleepers and drawing room
cars.
Utica and Syracuse BIO $50 a. ~. 900 STOP m.
Highland. Poughkeepse and Kingston. 310 "7l0. r930.
ll2j a. No. $40 600. $40 p.
sangerties and Albany $40. -7lo. $50 ll:25 345.
Catskii sio .7O, 800 $3.50 1925 a. M 345 $40 p m.
West Point Cornwall and Newberg. $40. 40
$50. 1910 ll2j AS '~lO nd 300 m, 345
$500 D. m. for CranstOns Cornwall and " p" burg
Montreal and Canada East 600 p m.
Hamilton. London. 1870 a. 600 $40 p m Toronto
$50 a. m TOGO. $40 p
Saratoga specials. li2j M. 345 p. m. Parlor
through To Saratoga
Lake George ll:2j a. Saturdays only. 1915 pm.
Kaatcrskill Hunter. Hobart Grand Hotel Station and
PhOenica BIO 900 los a. 3:4j p m. Parlor ID
Grand Hotel Mountain House and Kaaersk via PhOonicia
IL % a m. and 345 p. m. trains.
Palenylle and Mountain House Station. $40 40
900 ll:25 BAD ParOr car to Catskn on ll2j
and 345 p M. trains 81 .,-- -, 1900.
Sunday
For tickets timetables parlor sleeping car accommoda
ons information anply Offices; Brooklyn 1873 WASH
dgOn $50 FultOn.st.; Annex ONCE, foot " Fulton st
York City 1888 7S5 9i2 Broadway l552 Bowerv and
lore stations foot 42dst, Of jay St.
Sorth River. and Penn. r. r. station Jersey City. West
cotf's Express call check baggage from hotels
and residences orders can be left al ticket Offices
HENRY MON TT
5Vanderhltave General Passenger Agent
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DELAWARE. LACKAWANNA and WEST.

| bELA w AXE, LAChAN ANNA ana w FSIs
~ ERR RAILROAD SHORTEST LINE BETWEEN
NETWORK AN ID BUFFALO LIGHTNING EXPRESS
TRAINS No DUST ALWAYS on TINE.
PULLMAN PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING COACHES
Depots in New York foot Of Barclay and Christopher
"a DAILY eIeeRt sundays Buffalo ana osweso Ipress
hamton. tlmira Bath. Buffalo, Syracuse Osweeo Greene
oxford. orwich Uttca connect for Pt-ton,
WIkosbarre. Danvtle & Northumberland at Owego foI
ithaca and intermediate stations.
p. Binghamton Elmira Express Pullman coaches
for Water Gap scranton Bnrhamton Owexo aud Elmra,
for Pttson Kingston Wllkesbsrre 90
p. Daily Buffalo Limited FIpress pullman colchsS
for stroudsburg. 1crsnton. Bnsnamton Oweso, Llmira
Corning, Bath Waylant Buffalo. lrrivnt Bl5slo
7:2O Sleeping coach for Olean via. Wsvsnd.
9 p IN. Daily B1eao and Dswogo Express. Pullman
coaches for sroudsburz scranton. BinghsmoD ortand
syracuse Oswego, Greene OK ord. Norwich. Utica and
Rchhed Springs for ithaca and nerme.
date stations except SATURDAYS Connects at Buffalo with
trains for all poinrs West.
For lIichfeii ~prnss a. m daily. except sundaya
p. m. daily sleeping coach attached
seetime tables for way trains Morris and Essex lii
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL.

For RED BANK, LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE AS.
BuRf PARK. OCEAN BEACH. SPRING LAKE, Pr.
PLEASANT. etc.
Commencing Juno 49, 1898. trains leave New-york foot
Courtandt an Desbrosses sts; GlD express m; -
noon go 3lO express except Rel Bank 4l0
express. >. 600 D. IN. SUNDAYS, 10, a. m. o. M
from loot libcrty-5t: 4 SD IL q 1880 eI.
$50 express 4:j1 exnress 6l5
SUNDAYS. M o. SUNDAY trains 10 not stop At ocean
Grove Asbury Park. j. K. WOOD.
RUFF BLODGErr, Sup'r Gen. Pass Agt p. r. r.
z. ANCOCk. Q. p and Tckr. Agent z. 4 k. L. Z.
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ERIE RAILWAYi nov known as the !. ,f NEW

ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
IL YORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RA BALBOA.
hour trans leave 23d station fifteen minutes
a. DAILY except sundays Day Express Buffet Draw
ing room Coaches to Bnghamlcn Eniia ai nnd
Chicago 49, 80 ,,., rxo.os.ra
"G6eagG and and ST. LG Mimi I eephs osSes
No extra charge fast Arrives Me,dv'le 10 M
p. M and ST. Louis. 1870 the second morning , 8, ,
Roeies3sT 3 20 a. m Barao 90 M suspension Bridge
$50 The most popular night tran between 90" i0i
9p @~Ds Chicago Express Pullman ana pay Sleeping
Goa, hes to Binghamton; hnra Rochester bunAio N"s""
Fails Cincinnati and Chicago go 80 ooo ,noo
Raaerfcd 90 and P'is.' 800 S' Go go 800 $50 SO
$50 7l5 a. 80 1880 m Y 90 mlqEe 5 S M Ioo
cd s5 SS 3S s 5cS Ss5 1880 P'G
tS 80 1870 20 Zoo oo Sn 1875 s%nHaS
NsyaT and via NeS o so e $50 7GS So o
p NJ and 1900 midnight "Wednesday Friday and sunday
nights only sundays 9,l5 m 800 $50 ~ IN IN 500
$50 $40 - 80 1850 m and i29 ~ a mal X 70
sundays 5t5S45, $50, lo2oa m, li5' $50 eoo' iV'V
warwick 4i5, 300, iO2Oa M, 4:SO p. IN. Sundays 74o
Monticello and White Lake 800 m, $3.50 m Sundays
Newbars aud Cornwall ! so 900 m. 800 49, $780, 600
and 200 NJ sunGays $50 a. H. 600 20 aPod Ia M 80
y. sundays, > 80 a IN scranton, Duhmore' Voo me-
Goshen a. 40 so 900 10 80 a NJ $780, $50 iSo, 1872
745. 300 p Sundays, 0A5 40, $50. lo2o a. Ia" ''o
Middeown 445 545 100 900 1920 s:so 49, 5gS go
as 900 D. III. sundays 5i5 7ij, $50, lO2Oa NJ % ~
TOO 300 8. The 900 a. m. train stops Al mann NJ
only. M eoo = an
Port Jervis AS so. 900 1920 M $50 t3o ooo ~
40 500 900 y. Sundays 7A0. $50, ~ ~ d. - WV
Boats leave S Vest y " to Gas m sy,,y
MI cen minutes O45 y. IA. 10 1910 y. M every ulIv
minutes aud lUi5 p. TO 54j A. m. every hour s"u',
TAO to 40 every thirty minutes ioAo H. "
7:45 a IA. every hour IN ,o., ana
Tickets for passage and apartment in Drawing Room ana
sleeping Coaches obtained and orders for he ehsss
ing transfer of baggage may be left At the 1oht""
ofccs yoA sol Ill, Ojl Broadway, 1877 Wests. ~.
33 and 49, Fulton st. brooklyn, OF 81 thc Company
DepotA . A.. v.~L a, =. IN
1880 y:55 a. and sf55 . A., vu.x
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To be kidnapped and Cast Away" and 10 Suffer on
Isle promise the best Kind Of story but know in
advance aerwaId bring him
aud Jacobe refugees and that MI
these experiences bOtn by aud land
like nobody the nor of Robinson Crusoe
Crowded with action daring, with wild mountain ne
pluck and 10y atty good unquestioning kind,
relation manly II Is stirring Mr. stevenson
vanous kdnappers his rough sailors and High
lan0ers with vvidness truth that makes
everything touches real but the his book is
healthy anu fresh as the Highland itself and false
favored sensstlonasm of the later cannot live In
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DONDOUT, KINGSTON AND OATS

DOUT, KINGSTON AND CATS
"a Kill MOI NIAINN, lanl"r at Cransons tWest
Poinn Cornwall Newbure Marlboro Milton Poughkeepsle
Cove AMI Catskill Mountain haar, Is!I kallroa ~
steamers CITY OF KINGSTON AMI JAMES w. BALD
WIN every week at p. M. pier foot OF Har
risol-st.. except SATURDAYS when CITY OF KINGSTON
leaves AZ D. m landing Ncwburg and ioughkeepse
connecting special evening tralns for all SUNNI tR
X SORTS THROUGH THE CAISkiL NJ FOUNTAINS.
Will leave Ponfout SUNDAY nights II ocloc arrival ~
sneci from the mountains arriving at New York
MonGav e. "A III
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
" leave from Chambers ST station io
Tenaflv Coster SpaIkill and Nyack 80 $50 So % anu
lilo m H. 3 20 400 80 j.2O $40 $50. 800 1890
p M 100 sundays 1880. $3.50 a. m 400 ana SUI
=. m. ,r.,,.ao,s IN
For Manuel Spring Valley Monsey and Tailmans S5o 81,
730 $3.50 400, $50 500 p w. sundays 'oo d. Ill., ooo
Ii
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Ncw Publications.
READY TODAY:
MR.. ROBERT LOUIS sTEVENsON'S NEW STORY,
Published simultaneously in England and America
KIDNAPPED;
KIDNAPPED;

Being Memoirs of the Adventures of David Balfour the
Year l75i. How he Kidnapped ana Cast Away his
suferings Isc his Journey in the Wild High
lands Acquaintance with Alan Breck stewart and other
Highland Jacobites with all that he Suffered at
Uncle Ebenezcr Baltour of shaws falsely
so-cacd. BY Robert Stevenson. VOL 12mo cloth
ST. paper. 30
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Allsrellantous.

A --A.-UPHOLSTERlN IN All US oia .r,s,,,
n. c,rne,s shaira mattresses repairing speciaiys
dnes AZ re terence country very
sIRu a. III Ash ave. oapinoImsker and upholse..e
CiDEKOARDS--T Two very elegant antique
~ mahogany adso0"rd' 20 ssHLUND. lOS East 2stase
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NORWICH LINE. FOR BOSTON. wORCEs.

~ TER: FITCHBUR 70 Portland. NEw.LONDON
NORWICH. WHITE MOUNTAINS AMI all Eastern pOlntS
From PIER 30 North River y Y. Of watrs.st ,next
pier above Desbros'e, street Fery at daily except
Suniays. steamers CITY OF n ESTER lnl CITY OF
NEW,YORK Rest route 70 wArcH HILL AM BLOCK
NEW.ION DON with steamer "BLOCk Isl MD A" 10 and
from WATCH HILL ami BLOCK ISLAND
GEORGE w. BRADY, Agent
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STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS..
TROY BOATs-CTrIZENy LINE.-For

A TROY BOATS-CTrIZENY LINE.-For
"A. Troy SARATOGA Lake George md M Noro - 90 TO
Saratoga aud return; 81 80 to Lase GHor,e and rtufn
Tickets % furins season. Steamers CITY OF TROY
and SARATOGA daily. except S3JurJ4y foot OF Chrsto-
phef- ST., /. SUNDAY steamer, touch at Albany.
A PROVIDENCE LINE.-FOr Providence,
~ Worcester. Northern New England White Mountain
points Rhode Ialni and dasslcnases Will leeye
PIER - =. H., daily except sun lay n End after
20 parlCr VIII be from steamer landing Z,
Mountain points without change. send or summer
excursion BOOK +. W. POPPbE. Gen. Pat AgonG
NATSKILL MOUNTAINS.
~ specI trains connect with tho Albany nay Bosts at
IhIuebcck CasIi tor the Tickets
sold baggage checked through.
CArSKILL EVENING LINE.
OBc.t ant cleapcst route to the CA MOUNTAINS
Steamers kAAIEitskII4L and CArsHIIL g f.ot of
await every week Gag D.. Wit
k unaIn and afro raroai Special care taken IN the
transportation OF Horses and tarrIagfs
FARE ONLY ONE DOLLAR
send 10 plor Tor 81 OF houses address
W. J. HUGuES, Ireas, CatsAii, y. T.
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH

NEW YORK, NEW-HAVEN AND HARTFORD r. n.
Trains leave Harlem River station. 32as, and
linconav Third Avenue Harlem
Preached by Third Avenue Elevated Rsroad) daily except
undays al 3;'o lou ViO 10 1855 2IO. 500 i4U,
64U o4O 1880 H. for Port Morris Casanova ak pOut
Hunts Point, West Farms, Van Mes. west Chester
Ifmpson's, Bay Chester Pelham Bayl Barlow tCity
seanq beiham Manor and Now ochels connecting at
the Hcw.loik Haven Hartford Railroad shore
Line and AR Inc Divisions; New.Canaan Middetown
New rain and suned Branches sos and an
~ ''s W ' S'N'
Midnlgh train for Rochelle and all Intermediate alta
tons al i2IOs. n. daily, except VI Jndays
'nday trans for New and all intermediate sta
tons at 1901 d. rn the latter train connect
ing al New i.ochoile with trains 10 stamford
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NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON


~ RIVER RAILKOAD.-Commcnclng June Il. 1888
through trains VIII leave Grand Genital Depot
tSa. Rochester Express THROUGH drawng-room cars
OAlbdnV a. b, and Rochester
IN. SsfatOga. iaA ce,.ge .nd Montreal -peca,
W, ,Ion dnlnr,room cars to Troy sarto9a caldwell
$3.50 m. 1.-THE limited" with dining cara. stopping
Albany. Utica. syracuse Rochester, Buffalo Niagara Falls
Erie. Cleveland and Toledo arriving at ChcagO9jO and
-. Ous 80 u. ~. next day.
iO:3Oa. M. Chicago Fxpress drawing-rOom rich
O.. uuss. Canandaigua- Rochester Niagara Falls and
II 50 M Western New.Yorh and Northern Ely ress
$3.50 D. m. Albany, Troy saratoga and Utica Expires.
vii drawing lsf"ff - and alatoga
Pune Lake Cco on SATURDAYS only.
- p m. Accommodation to \ ibdny AMI Troy.
Chicago and 81 Louis Express with sleeDingcars
for Niagara Falls Buffalo Cincinnati Toledo, Detroit. Chi
and 1t. LOus Dining car New York - Allany.
$50 Mo- tr'al Express with seepngcsrs TO Svra-
AMI Auburn road Montreal.
t9li Pacific Express with sleeping.cars for ROches
ter, Buffalo. Niagara Falls Cleveland Toledo Detroit and
Chicago sleeping cars TO OgdensburE daily except Satur
day md fn - N''reut d'ilv
ll:lj p. m. Night Express with seepngcars 10 Albany
and Troy Connects with the morning trains for the West and
Tor the North except Saturday niglD.
Tickets on sale at Grant central Dc1ot NO BatterY
Piece Il3 Br0awav Harlem Depot. l2Jst and 4tl ave.
ana n W stcgtts Express Offices Parkpace near Broad
wayl 80 and Ht2 Broadway and 60 West l2ithst New
ith-st. Williamsburg
Accommodations IN drawing and sccpngcars be-
procured at Of the ticket Offices in New York City and
333 Washin tonst. BROOKLYN
Paggage clIci Tor and checked from residence
these trains daily All others daily except sunday
I VI. TOUCIY D. VI. kENDRICh
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
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NEWYORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN

T. v y
and West f2d-st
From Jayst $50 West 42d st.. 9:l0 a. N. Dav
for Middlcown Elcnyue Monticello Liberty. White Ll6e
Delhi Oswes 20 intermediate stations Pullman drawing
Jay At. 500; West 42ist. BIS p Ulster County
MidctOwn. rlenvllle. Monticello Liberty. Wnto
Lake ami mcrmeia stations. Pullman drawing
Jav.,t j:lJ. West i2-sL. j.3J Night express for
OswegO Suspension Bridge. 1hOusand Islands Pullman
sleeping Newl FORK TO Cape Vincent runs daily. Jayst
lao D. West i2d a. 2lO Saturdays only for Mid
detOwn. Monticello. White Lake. Liberty aud ntermediate
stations Pullman drawing Hari-cOal engines
used all passenger trains.
&c. ANDERSON. G. p. A.. 10 Exchange Place Y
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1nstrurfiou.
For Young Ladies City

MISS CHlSHOLMS SCHOOL FOX HihLs,
Preparatory Glass 81. Boys ciasses summer """'o'' Va
,~da Al n Y.
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POPULAR SHORE Line for no.,on D..

dcnce Watch Iiill Narrayarss. P,er ~ 80 !.
az New ngian poi ,tsAli ran ,roin irani ccn,rs neaa
cypress Trains daily SUNDAYS ercepfedl Al ! !. -,
p m par,or cars at,achedl and D. M Nv III paiac ~.
lnx ears SUNDAY trains 10 with palace paro- cs
Newport express leaves New. YORK 2l5 r. with p,rlo,
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Art Schools-City.
NIIS3 II. &. LANE-pupll OF Prof. Otto
wi Scz ROYAL Academy. Notwithstanding TO remain
"a ting colors specially heads-iron NE or or
ON photographs Instruction also IN nOwcr paint
inc ana stlLhfc Terms moderate CAL or address
'ne ""' SN ll7 Vest lJthsL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-17
rs0s,InwIng Congrp,snlen.

Tho Police Department Of Washington
ia undergoing investigation to ascertain
whether it did seriously entertain the
thought Of shGdowIug Congressman in
or ler to b!gckm0iI them into liberal ap'
preparations for tho support Of The force
Tte irq piry has gone far enough to show
IN, the efair is not all smoke. In Ccr
rararoO tie Capital Ia very much tori
up
Very little acquaintance with The habiti
Of public men in Washington Ia sufficient
to convince anybody that such an inquest
would show up skeleton in many q
closet. There me more men in Congress
than thera ought 10 be whuse private life
will not bear strong light. Well enough
behaved at home, VIXEN they got tt
WASHINGTON they give loose Ieln to theil
impusCs and make themselves shining
marx, for the hlacknailer's practices.
1.-THE police we're 10 tel what they know
about them, and all that they can hnt
out, there would be terrible rattllDi
among tho dry bona. The idea OF police
m IN u.iny their opportunities for black
nail Is repulsive; but it Ia very umortnn
ale that 80 many public men give them &c
good chance.
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Points for Iokoritos,


bUhON HtFWu'
II you want TO find out the true CharaC'
ter OF man get him into agame Of poker,
He is bound to show his true ColoTS there,
It does not pske any difference whether
he is q winner or loBSr, he will show
himself Just Rs he Is before he getl
through. It takes cool head and lots Of
nerve to keep quiet ina game oil poker
watch the plsyer0 and never to bt movad
by the j9kts, growlJ aud jeers Of fellow
players. There GRO aonle fellows. who
never know when they arc being whipped
around the bush. These fellows ere
never satisfied with the text Of the game,
II the ante lie IS cents they will Invariably
make it 70 cents when 1t comes to then
turn, 60 as to make big jackpot. But 1t ia
seldom that they win one Of these big
pots. Some quiet duck, who had no hand
in the Job, will open the pot with tao
pair or better, and then one o!
the smart Alexis, with o Bmall pair and
IN ace, or bob.tail flush, will IAiRe the
pot and attempt to steal by o reckless
bluff. But he always gets call, and In
The end finds himself only the deeper 10
the hole. And then he swears; calls the
fellow who beats him tlght'bellied
player, and thinks he Is playing IN terri.
BILE hard luck. A man who makes it a
practice Of bluHing in small limit game,
or who invariably comes in on o small
pair when Jackpot Is opened, Is nothing
short ola chump. Put thSt In your pipe
and smoke It, as II fits good many CT
you. There are Eone players you never
can satisfy, no matter how you play; 30
the only way is to attend 10 your own
business, keep your mouth shut and your
eyes open, play your hand for al there is
In It, SIC that the cards arc wellshulled
and cut, and when you find chronic
growler or chronic buffer in tho game,
study his weak points and make him your
tnnaf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-17
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EGtraCts froin nm Interesting Letter of Con
Aui John NJ, birch.

Extracts from nm Interesting Letter Of Con.
sui John NJ. Birch.
Tho following are extracts taken from a
letter Of u. s. Consul John NJ. Birch
Navasakl, Japan, to q friend in this city:
1--WE got mail October . which left San
Francisco September A, giving accounts OIL
tho earthquake In tho Southern States,
which were very interesting. Here we are
liable to an earthquake at any moment
and all the houGCO arc built accordingly.
Strange 10 say there has not been one In
this portion Of japan since my arrival.
There have been several on The main iE.
land Nippon, hut Tho island Of Kintliln
has been free from them for period Of
about two years.
The cholera has been raging with yiru.
lanca throughout the Empire. The deaths
Wlli reach $4,000, II 10 thought. Here In
ENpaaNN We have had the disease, aud
tic poft was declared Injected In July but
ihe pxpefipt,ce Of lAlt n1inmOf has not
been repeated, the daily number Of new
cases and the death rate being dc
Cldedly below last years renoftF, when
both ran into the hundreds. This 10 due,
no doubt, 10 the excellent sanitary pie.
Cautionaty measures taken by tho author
tiles last spring,
pass by tho foreigners. Even the Chinese
seldom take II, dirty az they are in their
manner and habits oil living. i think II
would DO interesting for physicians 10
study the Japanese and their peculiar