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FOR PHII.ADEEPHIX
WEST SHORE RAILROAD;

Tr,ns leave west 3ad $. staon as fco%s and 20 NIL
utes earlier from foot Of 5sy;st North Rves
Detroit ana "a Tm nS e g 100 M H. ''0'
syracuss' BuSo, RccRester Suspension Bridge M
Thes. sis . 80 ri 80 < SS iissnnix
20 55 sjfi 80 !: m. Ss4 oo 20 :6o IS rs m
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troit, Chicago and St. Louis - "a.
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ton all 20 M, 81 $40 p m Hoo0ken. West Shore
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT FoURTRACK TRUNK LINE
. ON and after June 2, trains leave A.
On and after June 2, Trains IedVe
GRAND CENT RAJ STATION,

GRhNb CFN1RAI STATION.
@ sne and
cars Albany Troy ana Syracuse also to Montreal and
b. ei 5S a. M, FAMOUS vEsr1ByLED CHICAGO AND
s% hSS1s dining sps and ssPns
fd g cayes and TOIedo
chSgo 80 81 Louis 40 9d H, nsns DAY ss To-
rontd, to- S eessand cScsSnat Indaaa1ss
III 80 a M Western Newly and Northern E1Dre''
80 D. n Saratoga and Utica special with drawing
room ears 9 Albany and Troy Runs through TO Ia'
q p m. Accommodation to Albany and Troy ,,, r,.
pres, IS fg sss' fasssi sns af
edG ps'Ti' and miI
n pin Sc 10 aso o sSs and
except T' Sunday h west As'DI.
H E5sss a. =
SsSs and "a Ssi 1:s T sas ; :a
and I Rhc Assey E ne e
for Saratoga Lake George and the North except
Tekets and space dra and 'lssgips s; 3
;s0 s. Slon% cd1 ss g
saS 3 sss %fians'Sa ana
Wssteotts Express calls for and checks baggage hss
Ru Or daily daily Sunday 1881
ST. Station e take up HENRY III SSilh n i6s
General Superintendent. General Passenger
CENTRAL RALR s2APr OF NS SEW SISRS
,.s,. HEi IS nssss ''s;s
Up m Sundays "a s;4s a. M 80 K n:S D 77:a.
10 m. have Connection for Reading Harrisburg Pots.
vijle etc 4 a. M for Easton, Bethlehem Allentown.
Mauch Chunk Reading. Harrisburg. etc On SUNDAY tst
20 a. m for Pennington. Easton. Bethlehem. Anes'
80 a. m Tor Pennington Lake Hopaeong. Essten:
Bethlehem Allentown, Mauch Chunk Wikesbarre seisn'
ton Reading Harrisburg Pottsvile, TanaQua. ShamoAas
Sn,nnrv Tewisburg. WilliamspOrt
n in. for bennington, Easton, Bethlehem. Aen''"Ss
AZ D. m for Easton, Bethlehem Allentown, Msass
Chunk Wlkesbarre, Scranton. Tam;Qua, Shamokin
80 D. for Flemington Lake Hopateons' Es'S~'
oo and 80 D. M for somerye and Flemins,en
AS d. m. fer Easton Bethlehem Allentown. MsuSSs
Chunk. Reading Harrisburg, etc on Sundays a. e'~
"a SO S,sk i s e aIsIsA ex. sas;
PARK. Ocean Grove, except sunday 70. rSlnn M
I, s:i5 a. m, l. 80 D. m. for Farmlngdais. LAA
WOOD, Manchester. Toms River, Barnegal etc
4 a. m. D. IN. for ATLANTIC CITY, 'insis"'
Zoo. 9 100. s:15 HIS Il IS M Ooh 90 m S;sS
SANDY HOOK ROUTE al.
'0t IoN" From PIER S, N t. ,-,. voo.
For Atlantic Highlands, Highland Beach ssaorgn. IA
mouth Beach and Long Branch ;sV ~ 20 oW
m Sundays except Auahu0 iiS"""
For Fiberon Asbuy Park Ocean Grove etc 10 ~ ~:
s;i5 p. N. Sundays except Asoury ParA anu '
For lakewood. Toms River and Barnegas 80 NE
s and r,or Car seats can 7a b o procured
New york Transfer Company VII, can Tor anu w.
bagVace from hotel RESIDENCE.
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I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortands and
q 80 a. m FOR Catasauqua and intermediate points
A. m for Geneva, Lyons, ElmIra Rochester, Buffalo
and tho West and principal local points Chair car 10
Emlra-
p m for Tunkhannock and intermediate points. Chair
to Tunkhannock Connection TO Reading and Harris
burg r,,,o 49,. .,.,, ....,.
points. Chair car 70 L. aud b. Junction -
Connection To Reading and Harrisburg Chair car to
Mauch Chunk - 80, ~.
fao and the West Pullman sleeper To- Lyons
Trains leaving &C a. ~, l D. M and 40 D. IN. con-
meet Tor ali points in Mahanoy and aEeton coal egonA
SUNDAY TRAINS.
-. m for Mauch Chunk. Ha1leton and intermediate
pointA
GAS p. m. for copay and intermediate points ~.
p m. for Geneva. Lyons Emira, Rochester. Buf-
and West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons
General Eastern onlce. 9s5 broadway.
CHORE LlNE.-All Rail Route for Boston.
~ Newport aud the East Express leaves Grand Central
Station at 8 a. m. aud p M Limited Express ant a
Express train at y. except sunday. last FIX.
press at IL p. daily Palace PaIlegcaTs Slespng
ears u destiuatian~ - $50 - -
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OreCi1 Cleaners.

CUNARD LINE.
NEw.YoRK TO LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN f'on
FAST EX Ext MAIL SERVICE; ~
s ssyHis JUNE june % g. T. :f HsIsris
Il n s ssFS1 'y July H. U.s. noon
::%Il not carry in. Interned!ato or steerage'
CABIN n ps,sge $50 so and 800 intermediate ssS
ana S% 81 sSp ~ % an
once + shSWa co. General Agents.
NTRCULAR LETTERS Of credit for travellers
% Z IS S S%s$
NoRDDET1TSSSCHR5EiEIE t L Is HA,JsS s.; co.
Steamer Stsf H SsT rs is sEHi R''e.'n
E E%s F sss june & & e
sa'Ef Frs. %s Cabin Su1S
cation, Second Cabin 500 and S00 0'f'n' ''''
lowest fe oELR1cHs q CO.. No. Bowling Green.
r. UION LINE. i
& &FSySSsiH Tuesday; lyme j 70 $40 M
H N5YSNISe 4gs. @Ss'e S$y ny g c
5sSs passage ESQ., and s SSS second
$50 ana sy TsNp s.sHnYffi CO. IS Broadway. N
j APAN-CHlNA
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL
Steamers leave San francisco as followsI .,
s sshhsbF$ : $;;a.A &C. AZ E
Hsuperby Acsc%ModaSSnss and
.,S esns son can az IS m ans
Room a. Railroad Building, San Francisco ,,,.,dsr.
GOODMAN G eeneSal saAaso Agent
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CQMPANY'S
i LINES FOR CALIF0RNIA, Japan, CHM co
From NewYork, pier foot OF 1anal:sI q, n bahama
For San Francisco, via the lsthmus OF fahani~'
NEWPORT sails Wednesda ynd iuh BraSan sA
For China and Japan. -
CITY OF RIO DE JANEIR0 slils sat- june 30, p M %;
EOr rsig sse on ne per foot Of canast
''-H'' II. j.. BULLAY, Superintendent
RED STAR LINE.
Sailing from New York and Antwerp weeaayc,o -
BELGENLAND . "Wednesday, June 20. 30 D. m.
Summer rates First catin, 900 TO 500. ursIsn.
sETE SONS Genl ACTS Bowling Green
WHITE STAR LINE.
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES MAIL sTEAMERS''
.REPUBLIC Capt Dawson, Saturday June lS 10 .. m.
sADRIATIC' Capt Cameron WEDNESDAY, June 81 3 a. n.
BRITANNIA, Capt. Parsell "Wednesday, July 4, .. NJ
From White Star DOCK foot Of west lots- .
on SdTsS, from or to the Old Country
ego limited number Of second cabin car
Red on these steamers rate ss5 excursion seS 30, In.
specon other information apply az the Con-
p'n' '~''' -''' - J. BRUCE IsMAY. Agent
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PEADY TO-DAY:
A NEW BOOK
BY ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON.
THE BLACK ARROW.

with II fuil.page illustrations by WILL II. Low and
ALFRED BRENNAN. 12mo paper, so cents; CLOTH 81
Full Of the atmosphere Of adventure and possessing
many of the striking qualities exhibited In Kidnapped"
this will prove of Mr.. stevensons most popular
stories The action rapid the situations so thrilling
that the interest Of the reader is secured from the start
and deepens story proceeds until the very concud
ing phrase is reached literary qualities which
characterize Mr. svensons work are seen In every Incl
dent OF this. his latest romance.
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CAPE CHARLES ROUTE
~ FOR

OLD POINT COMFORT.
NOpFOLK PORTSMOUTH
AND THE SOUTH.
NETWORK PHILADELPHIA 4 NOEFyvnksssses s.x,
Train leaves foot OF Cortland and pesosv srcure6
daily, 90 D. NJ Tickets and sleeping, oeppsilrosd c.
~! puNHn GasA ~ :. " !. cOoEE q. ~ =
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STEAMBOATS,.

ALBANY BOATS-PEOPLES LINE.
n Steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND ,
leave Pier Al, N r. foot Of Csnaiist at D. m oaiiS
FREIGHT received until the hour Of departure. -
4 TROY BOATS-Steamers SARATOGA
n and CITY OF TROY lighted Oy electric lghs leave
pier a. r.. foot Of Chrtopherst daily except satur'
day 3D. m sunday steamer touches at Albany
~ ELEGANT STEAMER KAATEKsKILL leaves
from foot Jay.ss, N r., every TUESDAY, THURSDAY
and sATURDAY at p m. connecting with Boston ana
NATSKILL MOUNTAINS. The Old Route.
~ QUICKEST, CHEAPEST AND BEST: r,ns
CATSKILL EVENING LINE steamers KAATERS-
KILL and CATSKIIL leave every week Gay az = p m.
from foot OF N. T., connecting with Catsk Noun;
tain pier rn or address W j. MUGHEs Catsk
TALL RIVER LINE
Boston NsTDOr Fall Rye RsGvds % sp and
FOL leave New York from Pier IS. North RIVER foot
OF Murray St, daily, SUNDAYS INCLUDEn at .: m;
and S5 a. m, due Boston 80 and 3 03; returning,
New.York 80 a. m. AN ORCHESTRA ON EACH
TEAMER- Connecting ANNEX BOAT Leaves Brook K
samp: %? ,OP COPY Of Old Colony or Pilgrim Land
profusely illustrated book Of neary one hundred
pages. ,,,,c, r ,yorrCr
The DOUBLE SERVICE will he resumed tor the
will leave New-York at 80 and 10 for al East
srn points Boats leaving the latter hour will touch
at Newport at s: AS a. m Sundays, Will leave New
York at s 80 D. m, touching at Newport.
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DONDOUT, KINGSTON AND
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS,

Landing at Cranstons West Point, Cornwall Newburg.
M3rb' 70, Milton, Poughkccpsie and Esopus connecting
with Ulster and DelawS:e Stony Glove and Catsk Noun
tain laroaes. Steamers CITY OF KINGSTON and
pier foot OF Harrisonst N r., except Saturday, when
CITY OF KINGSTON leaves at 1 D. M
STONINGTON ,LINE.-The only direct route
and f0f po Ms'n In LII Rhode a isiaad Through
ears between steamers landing and Narragansstt
one block above Canalst, p daily except Sunday
TNO W-HAVEN, 75c.
Steamers 6. II. NoRTHAM and CoNTTNENTAL leave
Peck Slip Pier 25 - r. n and II p M tSuna lgs
for MERIDEN, HARTFORD. SPRINGFIELD, HOLY.
OKE &c: Through tickets sold and baggage checked az
944 Broadway New York. and Coutt-st. Brooklyn
II UDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
IL DAY LINE STEAMERS
NEW YORK AND ALBANY.
DAILY except Sundays.
Leave Brooklyn Fulton st. (oy Annex - :V0 m
wY ySEk Vest Xssry ss5.s fie Pier
for ALAN ora landing at West Point Newbufg POUCH
keepsie, Rhincteck, Catskill and Hudson. e.,o
A line BAND attached to each bGa.
MARY POWELL FOR CRANSTONS, WEST
wi Point Cornwall Newburg New. Hamburg. Milton.
wSesdsy st Vestryst lis, and West 22d st $3.50 p m
excepting Saturdays when she leaves one hour earlier
NORWICH LINE for Boston, Worcester,
points NSh and Ea Pier
ber North River foot Of wattsst pier above Des
s ns has se anssGused for
utng freight throughout Eew-England one steamer
each daily except sundays eSeusSey, Tor a fsh5
broadway. 10 and IL GFeenwich,st. 1853 Bcyery In
Brooklyn, Court st., aS3 Washington st. and s31 Fulton
st. At Pier 40 North River and on st p Aoen,
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PROVIDENCE LINE.
THE NEW ROUTE FOR BOSTON.
PROVIDENCE, WORCESTER and all points EAST,
via Boston or Worcester.
Steamers RHODE ISLAND and MASSACHUSETTS
leave pier % n r., foot OF WaTreDst at 80 p. m.
daily except Sunday connecting at steamers wharf with
exnress train for Boston leaving arriving Boston
7:i5 A. m Pullman cars, new equipment; full nights
rest shcrt rail- ride Reevess renowned orchestra each
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Ceaehfrs.


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PED STAR LINE.
IL FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing from New York and Antwerp weekly.
BEIGENLAND Wednesday, June ~ Z .oU D. M
RHYNLkND . Wednesday, June 81 8 o. m
~ summer rates: First catin 500 to $780, Excursion
slO 10 siS0 Second Cabin $40 Excursion. $50 and $50
Steerage very low rates . ,,- c....
PETER WRIGHT & SONS. Gen'l Agts Bowling Green.
Democratic messenger., 1888-10-27
SATURDAY,,
NOVEMBER Sd, 1888
Atli o'clock 4. NJ

sht ~ " WYNN -. we
All the right, title and interest of the said
John n Herman, which was conveyed e
the undersigned by the decd Of trust above
referred To, In and Ia the following rea
estate, To wit.
ist.-All that Lot with the buildings and
improvements thereon, situate IL Bcr.
lin. which was conveyed TO said lIcnu.ar
by Zatiok T.. Henry and wife. by decd
dated eth Of January. in the year 1874
and recorded among the land records
Of Worcester county, IN L;bcr 7. NJ.
No. 3, folio i76
2nd.--All that lot and parcel OF land In
the town OF Berlin. together with the
building and improvements thereon
which was conveyed to said Herman
by Charles w. Clayvillc, Sheriff of wor
ccs,cr county 2by decd dated August Is,
1891. and r. br,lcd among the land re-
cords of " .tccstcr county. in Libcr
T. NJ, No. 10. folio 474, exccp, so much
thereof rs was conveyed by said IIcnmau
to Aticc +. Massey by deed dated 9Th ol
May. 1885. and recorded among the land
records Of Worcester county, in Libei
1T. ~. No. IL, iollo iG5
Possession of above property will bt
given on ist day Of January next. tn,
Trustee paying all taxes on the said rcal
estate Ia that date.
Democratic messenger., 1888-10-27
The Enemy Of the Oyster.

NoRwALK. Conn. Oct. 23.--Oystermcn
are greatly worried over the fact that the
star fish, the natural and greatest enemy
Of oysters, are literally running the indus.
tries In this section, II not in all parts of
Long Island sound. They have attacked
everything, from seed TO 5.ycar.old, and
the rapidity with which they devour a
bed Of thousands Of bushels Of oysters is
astonishing. When once they get into a
bed they remain ill not an oyster is len,
and then set out In search Of other prizes
The officers of the United States steamer,
Fish Hawk, which is now in New IIayeE
harbor, are coniidcn, tha, some means Ia
rid the sound Of the star fish can bc de-
viscd, and they are preparing to make the
experiment, Oys,crmcn say that rr1lcss
something Is done TO relieve their beds Of
the enemy the price of oysters. before the
season Is half over. will be very much In.
creased
Democratic messenger., 1888-10-27
A Great Bridge.

W.rk on the grca, bridge which j. 10
span the Miss rive, u, Memphis, Tenn.
has been commenced The bridge proper
is on the Cantllevcr plan, and will consis,
Of a channel span 7'0 fee, in length This
il said To be- the longest single span Of the
kind in the world aud lis construction il
u difficult piece Of engineering The
bridge will ais" have two spans each 620
fee, in length The bridge will bc thirty.
four feet in width. AMI while only one
rail road track will bc used u, present, the
strength Of the bridge will be such that
two tracks can he laid, The plans already
contemplate wagon road for vehicles
The bridge will be approached from the
west over an iron tresile $500 feet in
length AMI nm embankment Of 300 feet
in length |, viii be approached from the
east by mn iron trcsllc 900 feet long aud
over an cmlmnkmcn, The bridge will bc
seyenty.iiyc feet above bigh.wa,cr markc
The estimated COS, " So 2,200a 0OO
Democratic messenger., 1888-10-27
lnSOlVent's Notice to
Creditors.
Edward +. IIo.!.,wav.
rs.
Ills C'rptlitots

~.
Ills Creditors.
In the Circui, Court for Worcester Coum.
". July Term. isSS. 10 wit September
2Dih, 1855
THE PETITION oi Edward +. lIol.
l0way, the schedule and affidavit, having
been read and considcrc'l. |. John ".
station, Clerk of the Circuit Court for
Worcester County, ,lo thcrcupon appoint
Emory T.. Bell Preliminary Trustee fur
the benefit Of thr said petitioner and his
creditors, and direct that he give bone Ia
the State Of Maryland conditioned for III,
faithful discharge of his trust ia the pen
atty OF Two Thousand Dollars with
securities to be- approved by me: and 4"
further order the said petitioner 10 ap.
pear before the Circuit Court for Worces.
ter County on the first Tuesday after the
first Monday at January Term of the
Circuit Court for Worcester County In
the year 1880. To answer such interroga
tories and allegations as his creditors en-
dorscs or surc,ics may propose or allege
against him, and that he give at least forty
days notice thercOito his creditors. which
said notice shall be published weekly for
the period Of forty days by inserting u
copy OF this order In newspaper printed
in Worcester County once week for the
said period of forty days.
JOmS W. STATION. Clerk.
True Copy.
Test: JomS W. STATION, Clerk
UrsmuR Il PuRSELI Aiiy's. sep. % q
Democratic messenger., 1888-10-27
Elephants Drink q Locomotive
Tank DRY.


There was circus at Chestertown, Nd,
one day last week, and with 10 were seven
elephants, the car was run up next to
the tender Of the engine. One Of the ele.
plants being Of an investigating turn OF
mind ran his snout out and lifted the lid
Of the water tank, which supplies the
boiler I; conaincd several hundred gal.
Ions OF water Either as a practical joke
on the engineer, or else because he was
uncommonly dry, the huge beast inserted
his trunk aud began 20 draw off the water.
The other six elephants soon caught on
10 the wrinkle. and soon seven long
black snouts. like rubber hoses, were max.
ing the water drop in the tank as if the
bottom had fallen ont Both the train
employees aud the show people were busy
loading other cars. and the fact that the
elephants had drank all the water up was
no, discovered until they were ready Ia
start. Then there was music ia the air
bu, seven happy elephants looked peace.
fully and scrcncly on and took the world
just as they found L., without making any
unnecessary fuss oyer small things --Chss-
tcrt0sn Transcript
Democratic messenger., 1888-10-27
LIVING AND DEAD IN ONE
TOMB.
Horrors Revealed at the Exhum
ing Of the Victims of the
Landslide.

RoME. Oct 23.-Of the 400 persons
known To have been on board the train
buried In the landslide near Lateral on
Saturday, 100 dead and wounded have
been identified 4 large number Of Others
taken on; arc as ye, unknown
The soldiers and lnborcrs are cxcrting
themselves 10 the utmost 10 recover the
bodies still buried. Their work il very
much retarded by the extreme cold and
SNOW
Among the killed il an entire theatrical
troupe. not one of its members surviving
Several hcadlcss and ar,nless bodies have
been found IN tine river near by. 4 young
mother cnzcl by the shock ami the loss
OF he: children, claspcd their dead bodies
To- her brc;,st and refused 10 release them
A ynnns priest. who was buried two
hours was taken an wiihnU; injury. IN,
his hair had turned white \ family IL -i\
pcrson, were taken nut dead together
Democratic messenger., 1888-10-27
Order Nisi.

George :. Payne, Mor,gagcc Of S,anstury
Is Adkins, ,E lgrtc.
In the Circui, Court for Worcester coun.
". In Equity, No. 1883, September
Term. 1883, 10 wi,-Octobcr sth. 1855
ORDERED, that the sale made and re.
ported hy George : Payne, Mortgagec for
the sale oi the real estate of Sianshury Is
Adkins. bc ratified and confirmed, unless
cau'c To the conifSsy thereof he shown on
y, before the Is, Mon.dy. Of November
next, provided copy OF ,IiA~,icT 49,.
serted in some newspaper princs
ccstcr county once IN each Of three
siyc week, before .hc iifih day nf Novcn.,
Der. in the year eighteen hundred and
eighty eight.
The report states The ailnun, uf sale 10
bc $l.MOW
JomN w STATION. Clerk
True copy,
Test JomN " STATION. Clerk
oct 1871
Democratic messenger., 1888-10-27
An Anger Hole Nettei $50, 900.

MiSSEAPoLrs. MINI. Oct. 20--The IN.
gcnious method by which the big whca,
steal was accomplished has been explained
llolcomb, who took most of the wheat,
substituted board with nn anger hole IN
il ior one in The chu,cs, ana as the wheat
rushed to the bin Il large quantity ici,
through ,bA anger hole into llolcomh'
bin. whiclf va, located below ,hr large
elevator When he obtained u sufficient
quantity hc .cadci Il in car and hauled it
away lie divided with his confcdcrairs,
hut his share :s supposed 10 he NJ least
10000 u e. Moak. one Of those mpll.
In the steal, writes ihu, he viii no, return
% Minneapolis
Democratic messenger., 1888-10-27
Notice TO Creditors.

The undersigned hcTcby gives notice
That they has obtained from the Orphans
Courl tor Worcester county Letters ic~ti.
menia.y upon the estate of
JOSEPH W DREXIL
late oi said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against The said estate ar,
hereby warned to exhibi, the same. with
the vouchers thereof. To the subscriber
on or before the 2ylh day of April in the
year 1850, otherwise thay may lie cXclud.
ed hy law from the benefits ihcrco!
LUCY W. DRENIL and
WM j. ARKELI..
Executors
Test Tmos ID puRSELI..
Oct. %. a. Register of Wills.