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RAILROAD OF NEw-JERsEY

4 ENIRAL RAILROAD VI NEW-JERSE1.
S0O O,,, U' T%a fs5!e q JSiy isss ".s."
E9I'' at "a u no. s1 30 i l. 80 49,
' ss! Connection sad lSrsbar e. fot IS
a pS;n 'tf Chunk n TOR hafs Sss ss Allentown
70 M for Lake IIoaaeoI {. ETsGon. Bethlehem and
90 a m for bennington. EastOn. bethlehem. Allen
80 a. m, for Temns,on Lake IIopacOng Easton.
Bethlehem Allentown Maqeh Chunk WIlkesbarre scrsn.
s Sun Syo hwlsSus wlsSspcr I""Nu' shamokn
A., Il P m for Fem,nston Eason Bethlehem. Allentown.
sA1 for Es Bethlehem Allentown Mauch
sr Ee mcp ss%Sp s,on
Bethlehem Allentown, etc -
GS ana no S S' Ss%Gss and ,acA
Chunk, Reading Harrisburg etc. on sundays at 80
4 SIR 0,aO il4 ssns,T NJ 80 80 $50 80
nrsssh As6uy Park Ocean ,1S Groy M
except sg9dSy fGs 10 go 40 ra,Sr Cars Sis
wa6S 80 an soS v., ssns%,lo, LAKE
cry vi%:spd T." % n''s' maven ATLANTIC
80, T. 40 200 80. oi5 p m. Sundays, a. m.
ana saturday, 80 is M, isd i@0 i as.
1870 p s silGE f' h 95sn' Ro So 2 m
For LONG PEoN riE Ro Z y grove & etc.
20, Highland Beach ssnbgisht Monmouth Beach and
S 80 80 iS M s0V su SOy . 49, 80 Il 90 90
r., y.! sSsS sp gis# ssJs etc., 100 .oe
and saturdays 500 900, Ii 90 m, i2iS %
For Atlantic Higslsns. 80 100 a. m Il 100 saturdas.
For isEescsd Toms River rive and BArnosas so 100 H.,
az; $ IS, sc ss q; :s, BE-
ssa & viii call fer and check
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LITERARY NOTES.
Motley's correspondence. in two Volumes 10 now in
the hands Of the printer.

Motley's correspondence. in two volumes. 10 now in
the hands Of the printer.
In view Of Mr.. Browning's statement that he can't
bring himself 20 write for periodicals. 1t is Interesting
70 note that he has given nine contributions 10 maya
sincs-cight to Hoods Magazine" in IA and 4o'
and tho ninth. Hervs Rel,' to "Cornhil' In ISL
Mr. Hearn's paper on the West indies in tho August
~Harper' presents a series Of beautiful pictures
painted In words full Of color 1t Is tho best WORK
which We have yet seen from the pen Of this writer
whose great literary fault Is his undue worship or
style. Mr.. Hearn follows French models, ana IN
doing this sometimes makes his work totally uninter-
cstng to Ango-Saxon readers who like substance as
well as form. In this West Indian paper however,
he gives us both. His spirited description OF tho
ferdclance reminds OF some OF the tropical poems
Of Leconte do Isle.
Mr. HaIlep the Editor Of Northern Notes and
Queries In pointing out some OF Mr. Dopneilys gro
tesoue plumbers In "The Great Cryptogram' declares
that VIE are asked by Donnclly to believe perfectly
sckenine mass of rubbish which is strong but not
too strong expression
Mr. T. wemyss Reid received $1,000 down for his
scs OF W. F. Forster, and will receive further pay
ment for each successive edition.
Tho fourth edition of Margaret Deland's novel" John
Ward Preacher" has Just come from the press Tho
London Ahcnaeum' coDdescends to say that is refresh
ing TO meet with novel which shows such real aoi-
fly and one written with such workmanlike care ana
precision throughout
What is announced "esoteric' series-a COL
lection Of reprints OF old books dealing with asrooSy
alchemy Free Masonry, magic and Rosicrucian mystl-
cism-is coming out in London. Redway is the pub
Usher
A. H. Buren's edition of the works Of George Peele,
the English dramats has just come from the press OF
Houghton Miffiin & Co.
The Pope Loan Museum at Twickcnham will be
opened Tuesday. Many interesting objects have
been promised; amopg them are three portraits OF
Pope from the ROYAL Library at Windsor, by permission
OF the Queen the bust of Pope, 0y houbilac from Mr.
John Murray the picture of Martha Blount at Maple
durham and two portraits of Pope, from Mr. John
Darrell Blount portrait Of Pope as we'll as engravngs
and autographs from Mr.. Alfred Morrison; four vol
Of lbels upon Pope collected, bound and anno-
tated by the poet, from Mr. W. J. Courthope sketch
Of Pope from life by George Vertue and frame Of
Pope and Caryll autographs, from Sir C. W. Dixie;
collection Of engravings of Lady Mary Montagu, from
Colonel Horace Moltagu; the cast from the skull OF
Pope, from Mr.. W. Beard. Mr. Austin Dobson, Mr.. +.
Gossc, Mr.. Alfred Austin, Colonel +. Grant and Mr..
J. Eliot Hodgkln Will contribute books autographs and
prints.
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Railroads.
100000 .-.-----.--~---
w EST SHORE RAILROAD,

"
w N. Y. g. II: h n CO.. lesseea
minutes earlier from foot OF JaysE, North River
Detroit and Chicago, % .55 g. g 100. g 15 D.
St. Louis. 20 100, IS is p. H.
Syracuse, Bqralo Rochester, Suspension Bridge, Nj
Utica, Sl6, . 55, (aj i 80 M; % 200, g rs m
CranstdA's. West Point Cornwall Newburg, g rs,
.7:l5 = 80 10 rs. O. II 80 M 81 90 10. 10,
For Montreal and Canada East. 20 90 D. ~
Hamilton Iondon % SO a. '6 100, 3 rs D. m To.
ronto 10 SO d. m. TO 100 % rs ?. m:
Elegant sleepngcars for Buffalo. Niagara Falls Detroit
Chicago and st. Louis
Saratoga Specials (a) II 80 m. ts) sA5 D. m Draw.
ing room cars through u Saratoga.
Lake George, II 80 a. M, Drawing Room Cars to Cald.
well. Saturdays only ~ 3:45 D. IN.
81 II 80 mo 90 s 4 & m PEswsi9s- Room Cars to
Raaterskli Hunter Grand Hotel Station "a .nd Phoe.
nics, 3:l5. 100. 60 II 9oa ls) $40 m Drawing
Hotel Ksatersdl and Mountain House, on 100 (aJ II 80
Palenville Cairo and Mountain House Station, 315.
7:l5. 900 a. II 80 a. g1, 81 S:i5 D. m Drawing
: DAILY Daily eyecy: Saturday. Other trains daily
ton (a) II 20 ts 40 p Hoboken. West Shore
Station. (al II 80 a. M - $40 p m -,..- ---
Westinghouse, 100 Fdton.st Ofce, OF Full.
ton-st. New.York City-363 7s5 oi2 Broadway 1873 IL
Bowery 10 Park plate and West Shore Stations Of
westcotrs Express calls for and checks baggage from
hotels and residences. C. F. LAMBERT.
Vanderbiltave. General Passenger Agent
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FOR PHILADELPHIA
CAPE CHARLES ROUTE
OLD POINT COMFORT,
NORFOLK, PORlsMoOI In
AND THE SOUTH.


NEw.YoRK, PHILADELPHIA NORFOLK n ~ -
Train leaves foot u Cortl,nds ana % sasuSsd
Z; any Ticket ONCE Of tie pennsylssni kaiireai 4.
NEW-lORk, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
NRAILWAY.-Tralns leave from .eiEies At Wess s-A
and Jay sts. as follows: ,,,
A. West 42d,t. 80 m Jay-s, ;s5 a m; Tor n NM
dlet0Nn tallsbuFg, Montlc'io, Liberty, Natoi Dsli'
Norwich Utica Rome Oneida Fulton os"ego buna'''
West 4cd'sG, 9Io a. H. Jay.st. $ SIS .. NJ. fof
Waikiki Valley stations Lakes Mohonk Nnnesasxs
Mlddleown Ellenyi G, Faburg Liborty White iaAe,
a. West !?tst, 4io N Jays1 200 sne M; ,ss X.
Middletown Boomingburg, Ellenvie NJ Dse Mohs
eeS fsi aos aesrY MIA ,y lshoe 10 m daily f
Middistown Falsburg. Liberty Walton Norwich 0asaA
Osweev Suspension Rrd.e. Detroit Chcayo St LOUIS VA,
Buffet slecpers 10 Niagara Falls Reclining chAi' oS'
free Oswego -. 49, r.v.
SATURDAY halthoiIdsy. West asast 10 D. m Ro sm
A.. 90 D. for Campbell Hail. Midielown n ptSi.s
ingburg Ellenyle, Fslsburg, Monticello. Liberty "h'''
Lake, Livingston Manor, Walton. Debit .o.,.., "A
Pullman Drawing Room seats ana berths reserSc os
80! 9rssawsy Time tables tickets 81 ga. a. iiSslss:
asi ,%''' isS'S''1. $'S & yXSlNsprRsoN. g. p. A..
1s Exehsnss Place. Esw.xefAi
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Orran Steamers.

A NCHOR LINE L. S. Mail Steamships.
n NEW.YoRK AND LIVERPOOL.
b. j.. CITY OF ROME sails Wednesday, Aug. 8. q L. In
and every fourth Wednesday thereafter
Cabin, $50. $50 and RiO0 Second class. s3O
GLASGOW. VIA LONDONDERRY.
Circassa. July - a: m Ethiopia. Avs: II, ga NJ.
Rates OF passage To GLASGOW. DERRY, LIVERPOOL
or BELFAST. Cabin. $50 an1 $50
Second class, ESQ. Storage, go.
Travellers Circular Letters Of Credit and Drafts any
amount Issued at lowest current ratea
For book Of Tours further information apply %
HENDERSON BR0THkHlS. Bowling 0rsen n 81.
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g HORE LINE-ALL-RAIL ROUTE-FOR
- Boston, Newport and the East Express leaves Grand
Central Station at 10 200 and 90 p: for Watch
Hill Narragansett Pier Newport, Providence ana
Boston 200 p. Limited Express for Newport Prov.
idence and Boston. ii 80 Night Express for New.
port Providence, Bostondaily Palace Parlor Cars or
Sleeping Cars 70 destination
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AND LONG BRANCH RAIL-

a REP pEtS sG
Xxx PoiST fhEhsHNr :? 60 aHN DnAo" 'iNiN'
mn,,., COMMENCING JULY !, 1888. .-
TRAINS LEAVE NEW Y0KK FOOT or LIBERTY nJ6 Z "
Gass express 700, 4 80 IS 80 8 is p m Sundays
FROM FROM FOOT co COT la AND pEsBRossEs sTs
S:so 7lo, $40 a. m; l9soo noon; 80 go 's:io
200 p. IN. SUNDAYS, rs, o rs a. H. ; 500 p. m
RUFUS BLoDGETT j. r. WOOD H. p BALDWIN,
supt Cen Pas AgtP.R.R G.P.AC.RRN.J.
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Railroads..

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY;
1N-Trains leave from Chsmbersst Station weeS a..
for Engewood Tenany, Cioster spakail and N.Y.
200, go $50, $40, go 800. 10 80 D. ~. q
p m. For Manuel Spring Valley Nonssy and Tsns no
week days, 700. 10 200 a. M, so $40 .. NJ sandsys
Additional trains TO cress and way $40 a. ~ ~
2. m.
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT EOUR-~RACX TRUNK LINE
On All afler Iniy ia. irs.no ieaHa

GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
Largest and Finest Passenger Station in America
IS a. M, Rochester Express drawing-rOOm cars 70
a m, Saratoga, Lake George and Montreal. Special
asbas and a IL aas ssg ed Absn Lake GEORGE
c,G 9 m .rr Atroqdaek Mountain Lu.erne, NORTH
room car to sara,og5 -, .,,,o-"
ST. Ss EHf2ETS YtP cElGASo 5 ASD
.moking-c4r dining car 1rsw and sleeping ears fof
Falls Erie Geyeaad Indan%po,s Toeao arriving 4
corasct: at AISary FOR cocpersO%n ~ H. next Gay
onto Cleveland ciaeinnatp Indi ian ana
draSng room ears S to cs5andas Rocheser and Re5ae
for so R"ana bs3n%soa
AaH saa9s Sr Runs '3s I satu dJ'1s Only
arriving Saratoga 35 p m, Caldwell s 10 p m Draw
" $50 D. m, sara.Osa ana Uaca special With drawing.
10 Lake s George on Saturdays oniS
tt AAaS s% and and TlSy Gsa
p ana St B HSs. f.
indianapolis St. Louis Detroit and Chicago with sleep.
TO p N. FOR Clayton dairy. Including Sunday; for
cars to CLAYTON and Paul s5s Va tas aud 'Rss'a
p "a FSss' f F
d aI A H Raw1y md to yrlcus ad caaandaeua daily
sgnsay 4 dfs' HSS
Lyon Mountain. Loon Lake. Saranae Paul Smiths &c,
ferne NoTS Creek schrOon lake Blue Mountain Lake.
and Adirondack R1llnd1
New-York Plattshurg and North Creek
p m. Special Sleeper, arrives Register 40 a. m.
Buffalo Q 95 a. NJ and Cleveland :25 D.
It'll 80 Fast Night EX press fog Rlchheld SPRING..
Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Fails Toronto, Cleveland,
Cincinnati. Indianapolis St. Louis Detroit and Chicago.
with sleeping Sleeping cars ~ Canandsigua on
II ndnight Adirondack Mountain Special for Saratoga
Lake George. Plattsburg, Loon Lake, Saranac Lake,
Paul Smiths Sc. also Tor sharon springs, cOOperstOwn.
and Richael1 Springs. Sleeping-cars to Albany
Tickets and space in ORA wing and sleeping On
Gland Central StasOn s13 is5 and 942 Broadway
10 Park place Bll,ery place. 60 West I55th ST. and
l3sth ST. Station, New-YorK; 1888 Washington and 100
Fulton sts., Brooklyn and 70 4th. St., Williamsburg.
WesteOtts Express calls for and checks baggage from
hotels residences
sun daily others daily except Sunday tStcp at 1851
vt station e tske up passengers t9r Meth and West
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
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Ek sIi ,nS as1 IA pRdces aoi ST.

-,
~ III and 957 Broadway, 1853 l2 Bowery. 1877 Westst
DateH P,ee, CHAMBERS and 231 street ferries. New:
York S21 and 1913 Fulton-sL. Broskyn, i0c proadwsr
50 MontgOmefyt and New Station Jessey CITY %Ss
Tickets and Paor or Sleeping Car reservations ories
or checking and tanser Of baggage can be obtained Ex
from Chambersst local trals % 10 minutes earlier
= m daily Day Express tonet drawingro room coaches
70 Buffalo; Pullman Sleeping coaches Hornellsyils "a
10 80 NJ week days Delaware Valley Express paro,
car to Bnghamton Owego Elmira and Coming.
In Sa y, Gh ssa ca sna ~ Louis md ;e
falo, Niagara Falls Cleveland Chicago Clncinnsu sni
st. Louis, no extra cha 20 Tor fast tine. ING
coaches 70 BinsRsmton 0wego Eimra Rses.sssr BIZ
"', ana f ssa Si. 80. T. 7so $50
5s$ NJ lg a GsssI Il: :. Rs|s.'i:!s
Fuad,ys 2 10 r. 30 Z Sss 90
10 y 30 % 10 20 Z a. Hia p noon;
byoA s. "a "a 80 49, 100 30 t 10 90 10
., iAS. s $50 go 10 20 "a: i nigSs'
80 o. % M T. 'S hight 10 sua sG g no.
Hfs'EsSd 's5 fSF;' 80 ia ~ g. IS
IL night Also to Eidgewood. s 80 a N. 5 20 :. N.
Ncwbure and tornw ~ 80 o a. M 40. 44:sosn
w,S% 49, p w C; SUNDAYS SsYs 2 a. M lts So
So:1sn.4 - 81 % no 10 :? P$o .so ga
Midhetown and Port Jersis29 i5, 70 3. 10 so
80 20 Z 80 D. m sundays AS 40 Q.
Express trains from the West arrive in New.York -
7c % II so Si;p M h,i ana 10 20 D. r.n,r,
OenI SuDt General Passenger Agent
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obstruction.
For Both Eexcs-City.
u ACKARD's BUSINESS COLLEGE AND SCHOOL
or STEkOGfAIIY viii reopen Tuesday, September
4. Send for circular S. S. PACKARD. President, l0l
East 231-st.
& TERMS SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES or N. Y. CITY.
~ Between Madison and 9th ayes
81 EAST 54TH-ST, NETWORK.
1T MONTAGUEST. BROOKLYN.
Send communications 10 Eew-York address Personal
interview daily after September l.
The Natural Method (cODversationaD German French
Spanish, Italian Latin and Greek
VN4E BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGEs.
j. WEST MADISON SQUARE N. Y.
Open all Summer. Also Seaside Summer Course
Brooklyn
RRooKLYE HEIGHTS SEmINARY-This day and
boarding school OF young ladies' (Seth year, Will
September 20 Circulars sent on application
CHARLES j.. WEST
MARY A. BRIGHAM,
PrlncipLx
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
ON ana after j 7 Ii |, lcsc
GREAr TRUNK LINE

y" e ISa IT. TRkGGESk ilNE'
HaTs1grg fi,,s5g ana tho West With Pullman PAIN.
daily New!iork and, Chicago Limited Of P,a9%si
Dining, smoking and Sleeping VestiOuIed Cas- at s0o
w.%ss ssSss L @%y Haven. 100 a. m 90 p m Cory
f aad q &c 81 Regions % connecting at CORY '0'
F.; Eslsa g H. 20 RosS .Rs and Is sh
dny 700 M s SS CC ana and 20 % Saturdays
Baltimore wsshi9sioa the South. Limited Wash:
sy with Dining S carr =. wsaanS0a C sve Wash
e Sg I$S1: ma e 90 ana sda =
For Atlantic City. IL 10 a. m. 100 and 100 .. m
Long Bahe6 Bay Head Junction and intermediate sta
60 s api S%SGy ms 20 sna and
on sunday 10 and . lis a. m and .. IN tdO nos
For 0id FONT and Norfolk via New;YOrk PhI.ds!DAs
and and N NUrfT Ii1 KaS S M da, via balan'"
Bosts Of ' BroOsyn 10 knex sSanect with all though
transfer a. for SeIsy G s ads speedy and 's'
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express trains leave New.York. via DesOrOsses snA
90 2o s s. ts cSssc i.ST. with Dining Car.
and 10, Washington Lmei, and IL a. NJ. u 10 T. h Z.
az : 80 AID inq 10 p Ana 40 and
suaasE E1Pres. so SiS ana 8 L@i's saa als asa
Train; IsaSSs SswySr daily, eycsp, SUNDAY,
AVA Sundays ss9nss. ss ,S for es@aen
Aston cuS and oSs Of D esq ste ana a@i
Courts. and Brookyn Annex Station Zoo. q fg'Sn,ss.
Brooklyn Station. Jersey CITY Emsrans TICKET o"'"
The Sew'YOrs Transfer Company, viii call for sn'
General Manager. General Psss'r Agent
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Mem Publications.
TAINTOR'S GUIDE-BOOKS.

Describe Cities, Towns and Resorts o the Routes
ILLUSTRATED WITH MAPS AND wOODCUTS.
For sale bookstores and Price, 25 cent.
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Gearbers.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplies Professors Teachers Tutors. GovernesseA
&C.. TO Colleges Schools and Families. Apply TO
MRS N. J. YoUNG-FULToN. 20 Union Square.
A BEST TEACHERS supplied; no charge. TEACH
n. Frs registered for 90 for postage vacancies
always hand form for stamp. II e. AVERY, Ameri
School Bureau. West 14th-st. N Y.
ID RINCIPAL (marred) wanted for suburban boarding
and day school Address stating qualifications. EDU.
GATOR" Tribune once.
TUTORS eovernese professors teachers all
circulars schools supplied parents English, French
German. Spanish spoken. MIRIAM COYRIERE, 81
East 17th.st., between 4th-aye and Broadway.
tNOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU tfof
w both supplies professors teachers governesse
musicanA housokeepers companions &c. 10 colleges
schools and families also bookkeepers stenogaphers and
eopyists 10 business hfmA
MRS. A. d. CULVER 800 6th-ave, New-York City
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TRAINS FOR BOSTON
New.York and New.Engiand
New.York. New. Haven and Hartford Roads
Leave NEW; YORK 10 NJ; '3P,M; II 80 ?; NJ
,pAnLoR CAPS on pay TRAINS
IS 100 p. m. Daily. including Sundaya
Other trains daily except Sundays
Sleeping acconmod be secured at ticket
snlces. 337 Broadway and Grand Central Depot
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MAINE STEAMSHIP COMpANl.

lVl The only direct line
PORTLAND, Mo, and COTTAGE CITY, Mass
Eleanor saturday at n Connecting at Portland
with all Steamship and railroad lines for bar Harbor Old
John and all points IN Maine, New Brunswick and Canada
Portland, s5 Excursion, 49, 10 Cottage City,
81 Excursion, 81 Bar Harbor IS Excursion, sl4, IN.
Guiding berth IN state For Delight and passage
apply TO uORATIO HALL, Agent,
Pier 3S Il. r., foot OF Markets.
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D. APPLETON & CO., Publishers, New-Yorl,
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INMAN LINE U. S. and ROYAL Mail stcamers

FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY OF CHESTER Saturday. July %. D 30 m.
CITY OF CHICAGO Saturday, August A. D. IN.
CITY OF RICHMOND Saturday. August II, a. m.
CITY OF NEW YORK saturday, August Is. 3 D. m.
From Inman rier foot OF Granist Jersey City.
CABIN PASSAGE. $50 and Upward SECOND CAD.
IN, e35 STEERAGE, 500
PETER WRIGHT & SONS, General Agentl
6 BOWLING GREEN, NJ J.
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i LINES FOR CALIFORNIA, JAPAN, CHINA,
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO.
From New-York. pier foot OF Canal-st, N. Il
For san Franc. ,co via the Ishmus OF Ptnama
COLoKA DO sails Wedn: day August ]. noon
From San Francisco, 1st and Brannan
For China and Japan.
CITY OF PEKING sails SATURDAY. August H. 3 D. m.
freight passage general Information apply az
coropanys once on tho pier foot OF Canal.sc, N r.
Il. J. BULLAY, Superintendent
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CUNARD LINE,
NEw.YoRK TO LIVERPOOL va QUEENSTOWN from
Pier 40, North River.
FAST EXPRESS NAIL SERVICE
Aurania July %, = a Scythia. Aug. 10. II a. m
Gsa, August l, noon. umbria, Aug. IS, 80 p. m.
Aeryla II, a m. Galia August 80, 10 a.
Cabin passage. $50, $50 and 800 intermediate s35
Storage tickets and from all OF Europe very
low FOR freight and passage apply to the
ONCE 4 Bowling Green, New York
VERNON H. BROWN & CO.. General Agenta
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1888-09-14
SHARPSBURG ITEMS.

Capt. s. f. Pierce, of the 10Sth New
York Volunteers, in company with
Capt. F. b. Hutchson, from Rochester,
New York, were sent as Committee
from said Regiment and visited the
battlefield of Antietam last week for
the purpose of purchasing a plot OF
ground on the farm of Mr.. VIM. Rou-
lette where they propose erecting
monument In the near future. The
prospects are that they will be able to
secure the ground.
Mr.. j. A. Mitchell, the patentee of
the Wire Hedge Fence Company, Wis
tied Sharpsburg to examine the hedge
fence which encloses three sides of
the citizens cemetery, Mountain
View" He had in company as his in
yited guests, Judge Lewis p. Slingluff,
Charles Devilbiss and G. F. Stouffer
of New Windsor, w. l.. Seabrook,
Charles Goodwin, H. j. Turplee, of
Westminster, and James w. Beach
man. of Avondale, Carroll county, Md.
The gentleman of the party were, we
understand. very much pleased.
On Friday the second day Of the
Morgan's Grove Exhibition there
passed through Sharpsburg $50 vehi-
CltS. CttlI ONOi viz ti'O'c"'iN ~
plea good turn out for this section
of Maryland, and all the people who
were in attendance from this side of
the river were much pleased and but
for the rain which marred the pleasure
of the visitors it would have been n
red letter day for the association.
But we hope this will not discourage
them in the least, but the next year
consult the weather prophet and the
Hagerstown Almanac.
Quite large delegation of Grand
Army men paid Antietam a visit on
Sunday. They were on the way to
Columbus, Ohio, to attend the great
camp fire.
On Saturday evening last Mr.. Daniel
B. Myers addressed the Cleveland,
Thurman and Douglas Club of Sharps-
burg, which is the formal opening OF
the Democratic campaign. This was
Mr.. Myers first political speech and
he acquitted himself very handsomely
and he bids fair to make a brilliant
orator. His friends of this district
can we'll feel proud of him, as he was
born and raised this community.
b. r.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1888-09-14
WEST VIRGINIA ITEMS.

Hon. w. A. Quarter, prominent
lawyer of Charleston, died on Mon
day, aged 60 years.
There is violent outbreak of diph-
liberia in its most malignant form at
Evansville, Preston county. over a
dozen children have died i'll the little
community, and many Others are III
hopeless condition.
Chas. Hale, agent for the st. Louis
Iron Range Company, was waylaid
by robbers near st. Mary's the other
night and fatally wounded. The
assassins crushed in his skull and
stabbed him in the breast and left
him for dead. They were after money,
but were fooled, as Hale left over $500
in st. Mary's before leaving town. lie
now lies in an unconscious condition,
with no hope of recovery. No clew to
the assassins.
A worthless cur was the cause of a
cold blooded murder at a cabin on
Slipping Creek, Mercer county. Geo.
Taber and Robert Obey were at work
for a farmer, Obey living at Taber's
house. Mrs Taber asked her husband
to put Oley's dog out of the house,
which was done. Obey resented the
treatment to the cur and shot Taber
dead. The murdered man leaves an
invalid wife and five children. Obey
is in Jail.
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad has
announced to the Wheeling council
that its plans are all arranged for the
erection there of a thirty-two-stall
round-house, machine shops, not less
than 100 feet square, and car shops,
construction shops, blacksmith shops,
paint shops and other buildings of
proportionate sizes, work to COM
mence at once. 1t was announced
upon the authority of General Man
ager w. M. Clements that these build
ings had been originally intended for
the Philadelphia division, but that
the company had changed its plans,
Last Wednesday afternoon five
Wheeling men-Wm. Brand, Frank
Riddle, Adam Shaffer, John Rust and
Peter Cress-went over into Washing
ton county, Pa, on hunting expedi-
ton. They were well supplied with
liquor. When they drove into lay
lorstown a party of men standing on
the sidewalk began to jeer the eXpedl-
ton, and the result was fight which
merged into, fierce riot, in which
twenty or more men were engaged.
Stones were thrown, gunstocks broken
over heads, and finally the hunters
opened fire on the crowd, shooting
Adam Staub through the heart. All
the hunters except Brand are in Jail.