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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-05-24
Frost In North Carolina.

KNOXVILLE TENN, May 17.--Informatlon
comes from tho tobacco growing counties
OF Western North Carolina that two-thirds
or more of the youngplants were killed by
recent frosts Vegetables and wheat wero
greatly damaged at numerous points in
the mountains
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-05-24
The United Labor Party Nominees.

CiNoiNNAri, May 1.-THE National Con-
vention Of the United Labor party to-day
Endorsed the George theory. Robert II.
Cowdroy, of illinois, was nominated ior
President of the United States, and W. II.
I. Wakefield, of Kansas, for Vice -Presi-
dent
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-05-24
GiIi 10 mrs. CIpyaIand.

WAsnINGroS, May 20-The Woman's
Christian Temperance Union, of Monroe
County, N. Y, has presented Mrs. Cleyo.
land with an elegant Grlffith Club micro
scope and accessories in recognition OF her
temperance views. The microscope was
made especially for this gift, and is Of the
finest workmanship.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-05-24
Killed HimseIf.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 90 Charles Cue
tig, twenty-four years of age, blew out his
brains with pistol at his fathers home
on Frankfort avenue this morning bee iuse
he quarreled the night before with a
young woman whom he was to have soon
married. Guetig was young man of OK
ceilent and industrious habits, and had
ever shown any symptoms OF insanity.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-05-24
yelerans WlII decorate Rpechsr,s Grave.

New YoRK, May lS.-,The Sxty-seventh
New York Regiment will decorate Henry
Ward Beecher's grave on Decoration Day.
Mr.. Beecher was active in the first organi-
yation OF this regiment.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-05-24
A mldnInhi EracuIion.

CoLuMBus, o., May 1s.--At seventeen
minutes after one o'clock this morning,
VIM George, tho GAINESVILLE murdoror,
won't through the trap-door in the oxecu-
tion room at the penitentiary. Tho pris-
oner mounted tho scaffold with firm stop
smoking cigar. He died with an oath on
his Inns
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-05-24
Claims Halt tho Town.

sTREAroR, ILL.,, May ls.--Suit is about
TO bo brought for tho possession OF the
ground on which half the city OF Strcator
Il built. The calm is that II belongs 10
tho heirs OF Eliza cramer. Over g., 00O, 900
OF property is Involved.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-05-24
--Mr. Einstctler lin thn bosom of his

MT 11''''sc''V' WI t''V DV"VfI1 Vf MS
family. - How mooch mein liddle
Davit loaf he's father-hehp" Littlo
David. .-"von hundcrt per cend:. no
discound, fasd golors, nit exchanche'
on Lohndonp' MIR. Einstetter On an
agony Of filial love). =" Achl mein
fader's own chrantson, say dot aginsl'
Puck.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-05-24
Killed Tho Rluht One.

DUNLAP IA, May ls.-Tom Jones,
worthless character, shot his wife in the
head last night and then turned the re-
volver on himself, inflicting fatal wounds.
Tho woman may recover. The couple sopa-
rated few weeks ago on account Of Jones'
general worthlessness.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-05-24
WhiIe River on 4 HIah.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, May 1S,-From Fay
ctteville, Ark, comes report that it has
rained inces;antly there for the last thirty
six hours, and thatthe White river, usually
peaceful stream, is now rushing tor
rent five miles wide.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-05-24

RoME, May iS-While discussing the
Papal rescripta number Of the Cardinals
insisted upon tho necessity of clear OK
preston about the absolute non-interven-
tion Of tho Holy See in political matters.
The majority, however, decided otherwise.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-05-24

-"Ma," said Bobby. thoughtfully,
II wish had brother or two. y
"Why. Bobbyp" TO divide up the
spanking. It's tough on boy TO bo
tho only one In tho family thst gots
spanked"
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-05-24
Attacked bya Mob.

I.oNpoS, May is.--A party Of titllo coli
loctora and pplice were attached by mob
nt Lnmfldd, Wales, yesterday, aud In the
conflict that followed ihirty.hye persons
we're Injured, seven Of thom seriously.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-05-24
Killlno Frosts.

QUINCY, ILL.,, May 1.-THE frost OF last
Sunday night destroyed the small fruit in
this county Not only is the fruit killed,
but tho vines are also seriously injured.
Tomato plants and early potatoes are also
killad
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-05-24

ROME, May 2o--The Moniteur says 1t is
hard to believe that the Nationalist mani
festo against the Papal rescript is authen-
tic, but il 1t is, its signers are adopting tho
policy of all rebels in assuming that the
Pope has no knowledge Of what he con-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-05-24

Twill You please give me some
thing, sirpn begged tramp. Ger
tainly responded the gentleman i'm
portuned; "rm police justice. and if
you will step around to my Office I'll
give You thirty days. ."--Life.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-05-24
ExpIodcd Powder.

srocKroN. N. j., May H. 'rheo hundred
kegs Of powder exploited IN o stone quarry
here. One man was lied and consi'l rn.
ble property was destroyed. Tho report
was heard twenty miles away,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-05-24
Bio easser Near Portland Ind.

PORTLAND, ISD., May so-1he Citizens
Gus Well, drilled five miles west Of this
city, is gusher, with capacity Of
over two million feet a day. 1t VIII bc
pipsd to tho city along with other wells.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-05-24
Immigrants.

New YoRK, May e0-Tne steamship Um
brla landed G6T immigrants at Castle Gar
den to-day The La Bretagne 74l from
Havre, and the Scheidam COL from Amster-
da,.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-05-24

When public man Is called
"Ilonesl Jake" or 'lluncst Tom Il Is
time TO examine his accounts. IN o.
Fioaruile.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-05-24

A MO petition for the closing OF saloons
on Sunday has boon presented to the
council at Chicago.
William MoNINs and Bob Clabbert, two
Pittsburgh raftsmen, attempted TO cross
tho Ohio river In skin. The boat cap
sized, and Clabbcrt was drowned. Moning
was rescued.
Tnr loss by tho oil fro at OIL City, Pa,
will not exceed si50,0O0
TuE Centennial OF Crawford County,
Pa, and tho founding Of Mcadyillo is be-
ing celebrated.
CLARESur ScuDDER, q studont at Rut'
eer,s College, was fatally injured while
practicing tho high jump cvosa horizontal
bar.
A NOTORIOUS Chicago desperate and muir
derer named Hutchinson escaped from tho
Insane Hospital Ut Kanknkeo, III,
Tun House bill making A. appropriation
10 onablo the executive departments OF
tho Government 10 participate IN the Gin
oInnau Centennial has psssoa the Senate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-29
A4oxG THE VISITORS Ar ATLANTIC c1rr

Atlantic City, n. j., April % spccla)-There seems
% be a great deal Of uncertainty to what will be
lone about Sunday liquor selling tomorrow. On the
ne hand positively asserted that tho law will be
rotly enforced, and Oh the other hand the knocked
ut' Philadelphia saloon keepers who arc opening
Places here fondly believe that they viii be allowed
Inc privileges in other seasons
Six Phnadclphia brewers Will occupy cottages here
mis- summer.
Jacob Lorinard RodnsH of Nsw-Yorh, was hero
br 4 while
Expensive parasols and fans the features of the
leach Some Of the handsomest Of these articles arc
Arried BY Mrs Van Ceve, wife Of banker Of Brook
sn, and Miss Lille EcAlsnd, daughter Of an importer
VI NewY
Fourteen handsome cottages are almost completed
the site of the old Lafayette excursion house. DO
thinning OF the beach aud fronting Msslssipp-ave.
IN PSeihc-ave. two hotels are being erected.
Mn. Bloomfield Moore Is . frequent visitor hore.
solne OF the hAndsomest jewels hero arc worn by
trs Alfred Corning Clarke, OF New-YUrb.
Joseph Jefferson the actor Is to como here on q
ishng excursion next month. He viii be the guest
II United states Senator Quay
Among the New. Yorkers hero are C. H. Person
hiss Cummings. Miss Bsrtel, Mrs. Hern, Of BROOKLYN
Prs. l. EycA, Thomas ?. Herbert, aud MIS-. William
bel.
sNedS Conner, the old tragedian win summer here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-29
ITEMS OF ryrEREsr IN YEw.HAvEy

Rev Haven, Conn, Aprl 2s.-Tho Rev S. D. Paine
sho began his duties pastor OF the East Sds Methodist
Episcopal Church yesterday, comes from jacksonville
ia He is past commander OF q Grand Army Post ana
turing tho commanded battery Of Maine artillery
be possesses silver medals handed him personally
b. Queen Victoria and the Sultan Turkey for gallant
Ienduct at the storming Of sco1stopol.
John N. Pomoroy member OF the New. Haven Bicycle
Hub has for some time past advocated
subscriptions sLoEg Ncw-YClk and New Haven wheel
ben fer the purpose Of laying hard elnder patti for
BICYCLES between the two cites The estimated cost
BIC track is about 800 D mite. similar path between
tew-Yofk and PhiladelphIa bas been pro ectsd
Captain Samuel Bolton Of the rrn Of Bolton & Neoiy
he largest cry goods arm In the STATE Withdrew from
be nrn ThursIay. and In future William Neely VIII
70 cole proprietor.
The annual OF the Glee Banjo clubs for the
tenest Of Yale Navy. VIII be heid Chckorns Ha
ssw.York City, on May Z.
Owing to the generosity Of Hiram Camp ana II p
lhsres the Young women's ChFistsn Association has
ecn able 10 discharge lis debt OF $1,000 - Is now pro
osed to build an elegant Rome Tor fencless girls
IRE GufoPd SIX Mills have been leased t. the Single
en SILK Msnufa cturing Company Of NewYorx Tor Two
tears Thns Organization will start Up The on or
efore May l. many hands as can be engaged by
hat time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-29
TIE THIRD TEEN IN MASSACHUSETTS,
GOVERNOR AMEs szEs NO REASON WHY He
sHOUID NOT RYMAIN IN OFFICE.

GOVERNOR AMES SEES NO REASON WHY He
SHOULD NOT RKMAIN IN OFFICE.
Boston, April 90 pecaD.-Governor Amos evil
IDENTIFY wants to be reelected for third term. He
says, after reading the interview with General Draper.
which appeared in The Journal"
II do not know that am surprised ct this. as
have heard for time that General Draper
would be candidate for the Gubernatorisl nomlna-
ton. OF course, have no claim on the nomination.
other than that which arises from the custom of the
Republican party-uniform except In the Of Gov
ernOr Talbot. who refused to be candidate for
electon-to give nomination for third term, II the
character of the Administration merits IT, and H. Of
course, no political exigency demands change. As
TO any political exlgcncy demanding the nomination of
a new man this year, have not heard Of It. con-
fess do not like be served with pcremptOry notice
10 quit and l see why should decline
TO allow the OF my name for denomination ] do
not feel that I called upon, however, TO enter
canvass for such denomination and shall leave the
matter In the hands OF the Republican voters Of tho
where IL properly belongs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-29
FAILED FOR 4 QUARTER OF 4 MILLION.
p LEyK 4 co., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN WINE,

p. LEYK co., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN WINE,
Make GENERAL ASSIGNMENT.
p Lenk & Co., wholesale dealers In wines at No.
17s Duanes failed yesterday with liabilities reported
at S25o,0Oo. The firm is composed OF Peter Lenk and
his two sons, Carl p, and Rudolph, as general part
ners and Otto Huber and John Lndcnmeyer as special
partners The two latter became special partners in
November 1885, TO extend to November 16, 1890,
Mr. Huber contributing $4,000 and Mr.. Undenmeyer,
5000 and Mr. Lindenmeyer. $4,000. NJ. Lienan
g Co., formerly special partners hut withdrew
in 1892 The firm made a general assignment yester-
day 10 Samuel II. Leszynsky, giving preferences TO
NJ Llenan & Co. for $33,o13 for accommodation paper,
and also confessed judgment for that amount to the
firm.
Peter Lenk the senior partner, has been for many
years in the brewing business at Toledo Ohin where
he is the president of the Lenk Brewing Company
He opened the business in NewYork City In September
1871, handling principally American wines. The hrm
have branches at Hammondsport and Rheims, n. u
and did an extensive business. Poor collections ana
inability to meet appec coming due are ascroed as tho
causes Of the failure. Mr.. Leszynsky the assignee
said that he had becn called I'm suddenly TO become
assignee that he had had time 70 learn the stu-
alton of affairs. II his impression that the La
bties about s25OoCO and the assets large but he
could make definite statement until RI inventory
had been taken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-29
| .EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS iesYe foot u cortandt and
Desi-osses a. followsi
!. ma TO- C.tasauuua and intermediate Loints
a M FOR Geneva, LYOns, Bimira Rochester, BuhAlo
ara the West and principal local poiasa Clair car 70
~ m fo- Tunkhannook and intermediate poin,s Chair
ear 10 1unkhsnnoek Connection " Reading and HaFrs
burg. .,...-. -. $500, ,.-.. ,..
-otr'4 Chair ~ Pittston-
u D. 10 tor Covsy and intermediate pontA Con
.ofou 10 Reading and Harrisburg Chair Coplay
30 y fer Geneva, Lyons EmiiA; Rochester. buf'
"a ana tne West. Pulmsn sleeper ~ Lyons
is D. m. for LauIgys and intermediate RointA
Tfains leaving az q. m, D. n aud 40 D. N. con-
meet Tor al points Mzh,noy aud HsIeton coal esnA
SUNDAY TRAINS.
g. M for Maueh Chunk, HaEleton and intermediate
p0lnta
20 D. m. for copIay and inernediste eontA
$50 d u for Geneva, Lyons EAira Rochester, But.
fac and the West Pullman sleeper IN Lyons
General Eastern oniee, 2SJ Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-29
wESToHEsrERS DELEGATES TO CHICAGO
JUDGE ROBERTSON AND GENERAL Hustled ARE
UNANIMOUSLY CHOSEN.

Tho Republicans OF the XIVth Congressional District
will be represented at the National Republican Conven-
ton at Chicago, by ex-COleotor William II. Robertson
and General James H. Hustled Their preferences for
the nominee, everybody knows, are Mr. Blaine first
and Mr. Depew second Tho convention which elected
them TO be delegates took place yesterday morning at
White Plains Aside from the fact that Judge Robert
and General Hustled to be the delegates there
but little interest attached to the proceedings Of
the convention for II had long been foregone conelu
sion that they would be chosen
The convention met at the orawaupum Hotel A
full representation present, twenty delegates
answering to the roll call. Henry c. Henderson was
chosen chairman and j. Thomas Stcarns secretary
The convention then proceeded to ballot for candidates
The vote stood follows Judge Robertson 16, General
Hustled 10, Assemblyman Burns 5. Judge NILS 8, and
John Jay l. The votes for Messrs. Burns Mills and
Jay intended as compliments and the election of
Judge Robertson and General Hustled was made
unanimous. william b. Davidson of Greenburg and
William II. Teneyck, of the Twenty fourth Ward were
chosen aternates After the convention Judge Robert
son said Tribune reporter:
Ny candidate Is the Pumed Knight" The bone ana
OF the Republican party, the who have borne
OF the aty battcs since It's
for him, aud his acceptance OF the nomination. WILL In
opinion, be followed by q triumphant election.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-29
NOTES or INTEREST AT CAPE NAY.

Cape May, April 90 SpeeisD.-The Iron Pier, which
vas recently sold, reopens on May 4
Councils have authorized the Electric light Com
bany 10 continue its service for three years.
The steam packet Mlzpah is TO run between Cape
day and Atlantic City freight boat
The Cape May Orphans Home is being greatly as
listed BY a number Of wealthy Philadelphia ladies'
teaSod by Mrs. William H. Beard.
Trains win be run over the West Jersey from Cam
len Sea Isle City in ninety minutes the time
occupied In reaching Atlantic City.
To secure license FOR the sale of liquor IN Sea
isle City, the Law says the applicant must have &C
foundations for e. least eight boarders. 1t Is de-
nared that this Law will be rigldly enforced
. Dumntck McCanrey. the pug,nst. has disposed OF
lis house Al sea Isle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-29
GAINS SHOWN BY THE BANK STATEMENT.

oaVuruay April Esp. N.
By the operations Of the Sub-Treasury in the
week ended Friday evening the banks gained
S2,S42,S6l cash. These gains were wholly made
on Thursday and Friday and, therefore. figure
for small amount in the bank averages The
weekly statements exhibit Of s2I5l, 600 gain in
cash reflects principally the excess held a week
ago ON the amount given In The statement
for that week, which we then estimated TO be
about sl'oOO,OO0, and the averages OF receipts
from the interior Our estimate now is that tho
actual cash held at the close OF business last
evening was nearly the amount OF the weeks
gain from the Sub-Treasury in excess Of tho
amount set down in the settlement. The con
traction Of loans was small-only si4s,sO0. The
increase in deposits IS $500 900 smaller than the
other items call for, and SO the surplus reserve
Is increased Sl,oI0.220 to Sl6,lI6,525, against
s713S,925 April 80, 1881
The following compares the totals Of statements
Of April 81 and April 2s:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-29
Railroads..
DENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after APkIL %, 1883

AND uS sh4Np sT TnTSKM ALE ROUTE
Trains leave New.Yert via Dessfosscs and cortands
HsisSsrs' fitt.5ars ara Ii. West with Pullman Psse.
1:s.fs s,sss Lined B. fa r
isi:s s,s - X. s:.i:y i'f F'i.S. r.
s e: ss;1ss 90 lii" sSa = .1 ~ nsa
spy s s1S sunds sS "a Is and 90
n Espss u u%.p Fsr SS9 Cars and
Esi'Ssa pinInS csr daily e1seg, Sunday 10 n a..
.ss @:ssns:$% ~ rssg S Z. 20 20 "a q,
ssst ,B ssrP9s9ay S S,ls, and 90 M 30 and 90
For Cape Ny IL Is n ~sssys sssdras rays Sni2 5
ss x. Ss 'sTsy .ns A s.J g. 10 and i s's
f'i .a Is s9s karssd ss.ry 10y va BssiIsss
"a ~ Is: 80 r:ssss Win
,sns :. 70; !is sSs CIV ss sss '5 and d''
Trains S% ft;sSS II 80 ana
go % a'Iiy sS c1 20 1920 so: iCa so %
srs !: az s. ssld'{ ~ Rsla %
s is b. 3 g go L * 20 n g sastsS
$50. 7, soS 0 40 0 SIS 10 ss .. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA
fsndt street Torrics as tOll9ws;
Dining 6aSs aSS Il M T. 20 T. 30
SA s,,asr m ana y night AseolaTodatIen,
pre- no e Lipitea ana 10 a. M T. 80. s. q :.
Trains ieaytng NewYork daily, except Sunday, at o.
70 .nS u On suna M nj apa e $ and
Returning leays Broad Street station Phlladepha
$40, IL and IL lS g. N Limited ESpress vita Din
se' a:s5, Z IL g 10 and . 80 D. m On sunday.
Il :oI. 90 ;o6. 40. SO, 80. 40 m. II :43.
80 "A so tlrJited), % 9 as 10 and 10 D. N.
Leave Phiisaepha, via Camden 0 90 a. and 80 D
dzly, except Sunday.
Ticket eafess $40, Is5 and e44 Broadway. l. As,or
Hous Battery Place and foot % Dessosses and Corr.
Of Fulton BrookIyn Station, Jersey City ImmIgsans
The New.York Transfer Company viii call for and
check baggage froIn hotels and residences
CHAS r. PUGH. J. II. WOOD,
General Manager General Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-29
A MERCHANT PRINCES LOT.
How a weiI-Knewn aud Preninent Man Ira yelled
1000 allies to Find the object OF HE Search nj
His Own Door.

1000 allies To Find the Object OF HE search
His Own Door.
Mr.. L. z. Letter, retired member Of the firm Of Field
Letter Co.. Of Chicago has passed through expert
which, in Its nature, Ia far common with many
other prominent and Mr. Letter had child
that although the greatest exercised gradually
faded became puny and fell into decline
Alas there many homes in which the same expert
ence is being enacted to-day Possessed OF ample means
Mr. Letter determined consult the most celebrated ply
rclans the world and hence took his child Paris
The eminent French doctor whom he consulted thinking
Nj Letter was an EDglishman. after careful sSaHns
ton. said;
Your child needs medicine and cannot be helped
by drugs But II you have the and time ana can
90 America there Is wonderful spring in that land
the OF which will. sure, restore your child
health All the leading physicians Of Europe know Of this
wonderful spring, of its remarkable qualities
and know for all diseases Of dneyS bladder and
urinsry organs for delicate and feeble children
nothing be compared with It. Indeed, IL is really the
only water knswn science which. while possessing
almost marvellous remedial powers is paatable. clear
crystal and 10 freely drank
And what is the of this wonderful wsterr
asked Mr.. Letter.
Bethesda" replied the doctor.
Protng by the advice he had travelled over 1000 miles
70 secure Mr. Letter returned home and allowed his child
to drink freely Of Bethesda In few weeks complete
effected and the child became strong and we'll
Idle facts. but such thousands Of other
men and in all parts OF the land have confirmed
20 the value Of this water in their experience
Bethesda the pures most psiatsbe and powerful
known world to-day. II will the nrst stages
Brights disease in nearly every instance 1t viii
rect Irregularities AID regulate the systems Of men'
women and children other known agency 1t is
highly indorsed by such Senators Dorsey and Win
DOM and constantly prescribed By such prominent doctors
and johnson. II stands wholly on vs. merits and
the remarkable popularity IL has always mad is simply
tho gratitude those been restored by It's
Ina nuch all responsible dealers handle Bethesda Is
within Of ALL and its ersc upon the health Of tho
community Is becoming moro marked every day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-29
Railroads..
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEw-JERsEY.

OBooT OF LIBERTY STREET, NORTH RIVER
Tine Table o. AErii o, 1883
For PHIBAbELfhIN ami TiskNTOS, Bound Brock
Route" az 4, 80, o. II a. N 30 g. T. 30 80 IL
p N. SUNDAYS at 4. 8 40 4, n. o 80. l. D. ~ -.
Trains leaving ~ (, go IL d. ~, $50. T. 80 80
10 D. M hAy1 connection FOR Residing, Harrisburg Potts
VIE etc .. n. .og Esston Bethlehem. Allentown,
Mauch CHUNK Reading, HsfPistug. etc. On Sunday for
ERston.
535 a. 70 Tor Fra Tag ON rieh Bridge Braneh Esssoa
Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chung WlkesbArre, ScrEIL
ton Featlng Harrisburg louisville TsnllQua, 6haneksn
Sudbury. Lcwlsburg Wllamspo[-
y NJ for Fleming ton EastCn, bethlehem, Allentown
Man IN Chunk Re2dilz Harrisburg, etc
3:45 D. IA. .or IaSton. Beth chem Allentown, Nauch
Chunk Nnsesbsr-e Scranton, Tonlaqua. Shamodn.
D. IA for Ilrn.et hii ~ .GGe Branch scoN.
BethIehen, Allentown. Reading. 1lafrisburg
100 aud ) 30 l. IN for Sorsryie and Pennington.
AS o m. for Fast0n Bethshen. Allentown. Msueh
Chunk etc. o. Sundays at 80 p. NJ
90 s rs II IS = III. 90 90, 80, 6 rs D. m. ;
Sundays, &C 100 9. N for Red BANK. Beng Branch
(Asbuiy Park Ocean Grove except sundSys Point Pleas
s is a. m, I 90. 80 p. m ts, LAKEWOOD. Toms
RIVER Parlor Cars At 100 and $50 p p-
a. n. 1 D. N. for ATLANTIC CITY, Vinelant.
49, Ggeton, PaIlnf Cars az p. u.
90 90 s is II IS. II 35 az m. :c0 4, 49,
80. s:i5 n. Sundays. 90 a. "a for Perth Amhoy
= s:l6 II rs .. m, 4 30 p n for Monmouth Beach.
seabright Hghsni Beach, - -.
NEw,JERsEH SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier s North River 90 m for Atlantic High
lands, Highland Beach. sesoright Long Branch ke-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-29

tARRIED AWAY STOLEN GOODS IN HER BCSTLE
Rosa Lustberg keeps little fancy goods store at No
TO Eighth-sve, ana has servant gF named Sarah
,feenwsld. Mrs Lnstberg has been automatically
pebed for time She sought the aid OF Detective
hsr. OF the Thirty Street Station but him
cew 70 The thief. Clark one night saw SsTsh, tho
trysat 70 out for walk She wore an extraordinarily
rge szed hustle but when she returned the detective
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