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ST. LO9KS.

ST.. LOUIS, December 3l.-The RsPu5-
Ec9H haa u special from Topeka, Kansas,
which 3 y that reports, thought 10 be
reliable, have reached there TO the eh5ct
that another fgh5 with the Indians has
taken place in the Nashita mountains
in which q large num0er Of Inc Il sre
said to have been killed. SstaUiS, Chief
Of the Kiowss, and Little Raven, Of the
ArspAhOes, were taken prisoners, and q
large amount OF property captured. The
Indians engaged were the Cbey enDes,
klCwss ana AtapahOes. Further par
uculars cannot BE- given ia consequence
OF the official messenger lcsiag his msiis
while crossing the Arkansss river.
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MARRIED.

soUrHWORTH-YELL-At ST. Mary's Ca
t1edcai. by tie Rev. Or. Hines. yesterds -, alst
December. 1855, AfTs. Katie Yeil CT This city, 10
air. a. ". SOuthworta, OF Nashville.
Aner TINS Interesting ceremonies, the bride
and groom received the gFsetings and warm
Wis aes or q hest OF frlsnGs, none more hearty
than those rendered by the commercial friends
Of Mr.. soathworth, who e highly esteemed Ia
tbs city. We beg 70 add eur congratulations
60 The worthy couple, and TO wish them what
ali who know them desire-the happiness, the
10y and the pleasures Of 9 "Bnion OF hearts
and of hands" May health and happiness at
tend them.
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MEAruER ARD RIVERS.

LOUISVILLE, Dsceuaber 31.-Daparted
WesmOrelsnd for New Orleans.
Lines working very bad east OF Gin
cinBati.
Il is still raining and tho river is rising
with six feet seven inches 10 the canal
PTTsBUEG, Dscsmbar3i.-The " s&.h-
er Is very cold. TIE river IS rising fast,
win SIX feet seven Inches ia the channel.
CAIRO, December 3l.-Up-Alssks,
Belle Vernon, w. Il. Arthur. DJwn-
Silver Moon y "a. It has been raining
hard ali day. The river rose two iaches.
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RHODE ISLAND.

Providence, Decsmber 3l.-Thelargs
building on Dyer strest, occupied by the
Evening Press and other parties, was
burned this morning. Twenty-Five
printers, at YORK IA the upper story,
escaped death BY climbing down q cham
to the street. The loss Of Ia FreSs is
$4,000, which was Insured. Loss Oh the
building over $50, 900, also insured, while
the loss OF the other parties is about
$4,000.
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dea.lm N. CORONA a CO.
Four Plantations for Sale or Rent.

THREE Plantations, containing about $50
acres esch, together with sock, corn. fodder,
iInplements. etc. on same These farms ars
situated about twenty miles from Memphis,
near Pleasant Hill, DgSoto county, Mississippi.
The other farm contains about 1850 acres, and
il situated in Ashley county, Arkansas. For
terms apply to me, near PleasanG Hill. Miss.
Z. a. MAXWELL.
Refer to 3. n. Avperson & Co. q Taylor d
b Land Mampb \. Tenn. dE24 I'm
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APPEAL
70 PApER

In order that tue employees OF tht
APPEAL msy hsve an opportunity Of en-
bying the festivities OF New feaT's'"
this Office will be closed to-day, eonse-
ousntly the next APPEAL will not be
issued until Sunday, when u patrons
and friends may look Tor an interesting
and readable paper.
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q

asrs plenty, and sB The necessities Of
lie more nearly within the reach Of The
,oor. Ia such 8 condition, and with
nch 3 prospect, it Is surely reasonable
'or us to close witk the hearty Wish, 10
al the readers o! tbs APPEAL, Of a.
HAPPY NEW YEAR"
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HAVANA.

HAVANA, December 3i.-A young Gu
ban named CsmilO Csputa, who hgs
been confined for some time past fUg pO-
litical offsnsfs, died yesterday Of cen
sumption. His funeral took place To-
day, ana was the largest ever known ia
this city.
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LoNDoS, December 3i.-Consois closed at 9Es
To- money, ard esEaaxE on account. StocKs
81 ea3y. r. 5. 5-0 boRds 1i5s
FRANKFORT. December 5i-Unitcd States
5 rs closed st ne.
LrvERPocI, December g Cotton closed firm;
hollands aa0at iei4d; other quotations an
changed.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, December Sl.-Chss- NJ.
Rogers, formerly Superintendent Of the
st. Nicholss Hotel wss murdered on
Twelfth street, lea Broadway, 10 open
daylight this morning by s)Me person
upknoRn.
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TELEGRAPnIo
View Ynrn aEarrn,.

NEw YORK, December 3i.-Cotton firm at 2Ge;
weeks receipts $50 bales, gross z0.SI5 b aies; Elk
ports 20 Crest Britain duriog tho week 4s2j
bales; 70 t7c continent $50 bales week sales
2l-boJ bales stock by actual count I32000 bales.
5upeTnpe n4ur - SOC 10. WHISKY nominal
Whea5 y l2@. Rice, tof5e and sugar dull.
M0rey-Gold Sf54g845s. Old Tennesseesl 9l ;
rasv "a
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NEW E4AMPsEsEEsE.

CONCORD, December 3I.-A loaded
shell exploded and completely demOl-
ishej Z furnace in Eaw i KjmhSil's iron
foundry, this afternoO0, fatally wound
ing the smeiter anda visitor.
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Oscney Womted

NOR Lne Sewing Machine. received per steam
4 er Luminary, consigned TO j.. leroy. Mem
Tenn. If not called ior within thirty t3Ol
days. will be sold 10 pay charges.
LARRY HARMSTAB, Agent.
degz I'm star WharfDoat, foot Monroe 81.
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DEED

BARNETT-At Bailey Springs, near Flor
ence, Ala, on the &c h OF December, 1885, OF
droPsy, Benjamin Barnett. Of this city, II his
9Th year.
Bolivar, Tenn, ana Madison, Ark, papers
please copy.
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CANADA.

WINDSOR, December 3l.-Morton and
Thompson, the express robbers, were
handed over to the United States su-
thoTities this evening.
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CLALRVOYANT.

MADAM DEvILLE, the world-renowned
Ift ClairvoyAnt. can DO consulted on he past
present and Iuture, at her rooms. I49 MAIN
ETREET, third door above OveFton Hotsi.
communications, with 81 and stamp, answered
nromDtly. dolls Inns
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q.

Dealer fn stoves, Tfmwnre, House Fur
ufshtDg Goods.
DoAL. Lard and Lubrieating OifA Jobbine
ana repairing promptly attended to by
c5mDafenL WorkInen. 2SS Front street, nesy
SfadfSon- opp. Landing. nosl5dsF
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BOsroN, December 3l.-A large six
horse wagon containing thirteen persons,
returning from a festival al Pelham to
Lawrence, upset and severely Injured five
OF them-tWO fatally.
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~PETTeFIELD, mass.

P~TTTsFIELD, December 81 -Stearne's
Wooden Mills, ia this town. destroyed by
IRE last night. Loss SI00. 900.
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CANCERS CURED.

nR HEBERN-oFFICE ANDINFIRMARY
e96 Wabash avenue, south of 18th street
Chicago. Illinois, successfully treafs Cancers
wIthout knife. loss OF blood. or serious pain,
IL the shorle sG time imaginable. Als0success-
fully treats Chronic Dtseasus and Consump-
tan. ap4.iyl2 WY
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NEW ORLEANS. December 3I.-Cottou firm az
24L a243<c. closi ng at odts.de figure: sales 7sO8
bales; receipts 500 1aleS; exports 9O.5 bales:
weeks receipts 2s03 bales exports, foreixn,
S2,3l0. cORstwise G5s9 bales. Gold 49, Sterling
a.. Commercial 4T{94G1- New York sight y
discount -Four quiet bus firm supernu6g 81
q b2Lz; xxx s. 15eS 90. Corn quiet but FIRM +;
white Ioc yellow SOC. Cat. 6Sa 70c. Bran dusf
at 81 ~. Hay, prime, ~ S27. FORK uDsettled.
SO EZ. Bacon scarce shoulders lee; sides
ISMMlB4c: hams over; pain l5c- caaNas-ea
Ec- Lard, terces. Ez@iC4c; kegs lSkc. Sugar
hrIO common 9aI0e; pIine l2&c; yellow
clarified l3gl34c. No asses arm common 81.
9Na prime 6sG55e choice 69c. Whisky an
oH. hrm and unchanged.
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ANEoUncEMENTB.


EeR ALDERMAN II announce myself as a
r. candidate for Alderman Of the Seventh
Ward " the January election next
cels ". l. STEWART.
EoR ALDERMAN or THE THIRD WARD.
n JAMES o. DURFF, the regular nnnllnes
nv RceiamatiJn OF tae citizens OF the above
Ward. dei5
NOR A~ADERMAN.-I hereby snnoauce my
Il self as a candidate Cor Alderman frem the
FIRST gsxd. u she ensuing municipeI elertion.
delSe HUGH MOTT.
yro THE V0fhRS OF THE SIXTH WARD.
BY request OF many Republicans, I an
nounce myself as IA Ineependent Candidate
for AsdsrElal OF the sixth Ward. nlscLion 7th
Of JsnuaSg, 1859. II sseesea, VIII study the
interest of my ward and ths city ia general.
ae9-" +. J.. CONFER
TO the Voters Of the Eighth gaA: Ho2ored
1 two years since Ia being designated by
sour unsolicited sgfrages as a representative
In the Board of Aldermen, and conscious of an
earnest purpose on my part 10 fulhll this conf
d=nce by a faithful discharge OF the duties and
responsibilities OF the position, I respectfully
Announce myself a candidate for Reelection.
dell W. a. PAS2MORE.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,
CO"MPTRoLLER'S OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, January /, lSG9.J
LG. W. Blackburn, Comptroller ofthe Treas
ury, 10 hereby certify that the Connecticut
Mutual Lie Insurance. Company, located at
Hartford, in the state OF Connecticut, has
produced to me satisfactory evidence that said
Company has complied with all the require
menIs OF the laws OF the STATE OF Tennessee
imposed on Insurance Cum laiideS; ana l fur
Their certify that Carpenter 4 white, Agents
of said Com pany, has also pled with the
requirements OF the laws Of the Stale, mace
anu provided in sucn eases; wherefore, SAID
-ticu5 Mutual Life Insurance Company
has authority 10 take risks and transact the
business Of insurance in this state, at Mem
shelby county, Tenn.
q. W. BLACKBURN,
Comptroller OF Tennessee.
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INFORMATION TO PLANTERS.

E- E have on hand a consignment of the eel
w ebraIed DICKSON SELECT cotton
SEED" when we onef Ior Isle IN lois 70 suit
use, has been known 10 yield on an average
TWO BALES 10 TIE ACRE. The staple is
very su aerlar, and sample stalks may be seen
at our cf1lee. We respectfully invite the at
tention OF the Planting community and the
trade generally 10 the great superiority Of this
seed.
EB Circulars sent to address free.
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IVERPOO

FEFHERE Will be a Steamer leaving Norfolk,
Va. about the 18th OF January DIRECT
FOR LIVERPOOL.
Freight from Norfolk to Liverpool I'D. No
chaTges.In Norfolk.
fteight by this steamer cAa obtain further in
fornsfion by applying 10
de9Iw q. FAILS q CO., Cotton Buyers.
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Know all men by these presents, that TIE
Connecticut Mutual Life INSURANCE Company,
CT Hartford, Conn., do bereGy authorize B7Ii-
iapin +. " hiUe, Jr, Attorney IL the State OF
Tennessee, fol ana on behalf OF SAID Company,
to accSpt ana acknowledge service Of ali pro
Cess. Whsther D3sn, g or dDal in any action or
p oceed3tg against said COMPANY ia any of the
COarts of said State OF Tennessee, and 1t Is
hsIeDy admitted an1 agreed mat such service
OF the process Aforesaid shall be taken and he'd
10 Re valid and Sufficient il that behalf the
same ASH served upon said Company accord
ing ID fhe laws anu practice of SAID state, or Of
any Cther STATE, and all clai,ns or right of
error by reason OF the manner ot Euch servic=
is he-eby expressly waived and rsliAquished.
Witne our hands anu tee seal o. tne COM
pany, this the jUth day of November, 1865.
GUN r. PHILIPS, President.
" &. OLMSTEp. SecrtfarY.
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CINCINNATI. December a-FaInily aouF s. 81
@a. Wheat 81 20. Corn a6g07c. Oaia 5ga64c,
Rye 81 IS. Cotton 241ad244c. WHISKY 81. PORK
SIS Bulk shoulders I54s sides IsISGI5c. Z r,
Eal7hc. Cheese lS92ec.
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Being a purely Mutual Company. it
has no Capital Stock.

TOTAL liabilities. .....s. SO, $50 %
/ TIE largest amt injured ID one rtAk-..s25,OW W
amount ia other Companies. unlimited.
Amount in any one block,
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C-oMPTRoLLER's OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, Tam, December u, 1868.
! certify that the foregoing is a copy OF the
original statement OF Lne ompaG now on
file ia my office.
q. w. BL ACKBURN,
C0mptIoIlsr.
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LouLsvTLLE, Deeemher a~--Tobasco quiet:
sales . hhds; ueW3ugs to medium lsRf 81 ~ "a
SIS 75- cotton 24e. suoerhns flour SO. Wheat
81 09i 81 Corn Csc IL bulk. Cats be. i've
u 40. Pork So Bacon fancy hams lSszc. Rn4k
: eleAr sides l554e packed. Lard lse, whisky 81,
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FATE OF CONEECTTCUr,
County OF Hartford.
Guy X. Phelps, President, and Woodbridge =.
Olmstsd, Secretary OF ting CenueUncuJ Mutual
Lie Insurance company, being dug sworn,
Cepose snd say, that the for going Is a lull,
true and cOrrecs of the affairs OF said
Company tina the SAID Insurance Company is
the bGnBnle owner OF at least One Hundred
Thousand Dollars OF actasI cash capital, in-
VesJs d Ia State and United States stocks and
bonds, CT IL bends and mortgages OF real g itafe
u"EenCumbeTed, and Sorth double the amount
for which The same is Ia oItgaged, and that they
are the above described officers or said IIsU-
rance Company.
GUY z. PHELPS, President.
W. s.. CIMSrED. Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me, this the
Both day o. November, 1868.
6E3. y. GILMAN, Notary Public.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-03

DARIS MILLINERY, and Dress Making Estab-
lishment, No. 40 Elizabeth avenue.
Hosiery and Fancy Goods. All the latest and
most reliable Paris and New York Patterns for La
dies and Children's Dresses.
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PLAIN SEWING and MACHINE STITCHING
MRS. j. A. WILSON

VTTISHES TO notify her friends and the public
w that she has removed from No. Is Washing
ton street to No. IS Elizabeth avenue. She is pre-
pared to go out into families by the day with her
Sewing Machine. Having been at first class work
for number of years, she understands Cutting
Making and Trimming Ladies and Children's I'm
derclothing. Also, Children's French Dresses and
Mems Shirts, and carries her patterns with her
BY leaving the name and address at Is Elizabeth
avenue Mrs, Wilson VIII call on the ladies for their
orders in the evening. ms 3m
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JOB PRINTING, of every description, n eatly
81 executed at this office.
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DRESS MAKING,

NEIss NJ. & j. HIGGINS would inform the la
WI dies of Elizabeth that they have removed
from East Broad street to 242 Broad street, where
they are always ready to wait uponther customers,
and feel fully competent to do all kinds of work
pertaining to their business with neatness and dis
patch. Cutting, Fitting and Machine Stitching done
at short notice. a201m* 81
The New York herald., 1869-04-11
fjati3s SCIENTIFIC NOTES.

The GiOradle III NdpOli mentions that Vesuvius
has not yet returned 10 the state OF qulescence
generally follows great erdpllons. A column oi
whe smoke Is still rising from tie crater and evel
the smaller ilsSure5 snow signs oil Internal cOinIao-
tion The lava Is still luaewar, although there has
been no fresh emission Tor more than month. The
Observatory also gives notice oi slight shocks at Ia
LerVas. Professor PllleTt THINKS that the earth
quake recently felt IN the Basclicate Is iii rcatou
with the present phenomena OF the mountain. A
great number Of visitors, for the most part tor.
eigners make the ascent every day but they can
not reach the crater by reason OF the lava and
smoke. The highest point they can attain Is the
Atro del Cavao.
Two medical students OF Marseilles have commu-
ncated the following interesting results OF cX-
periments with the well known liquor called ab-
siIthe. Take small animal, say q cat rabbit "a
guinea pig aud place IL under q gas5 bell or cover,
with containing some essence of absinthe.
will show evident signs of uneasiness ana VIII en-
deayor TO escape from the poisonous atmosphere.
IL suddenly lalls Its side, the members ssel and
become mmovable Tor a moment. then experience
convusive twitch.ngs; IL Will foam at the mouth
ia fact an eplepc nt taxes place, followed by pros
tration.
IL the same animal is placed under glass sati-
rated with alconOuc fumes the eiIect Is quite dlf-
ferent. After moment OF agitation 1t staggers aud
a feeling oil lazness following. &c lies down with
perfect ndifcr ence.
it IS therefore evident that alcohol merely intoxi
lcsy; therefore It Is absurd To state that absnhe
ony obloxou3 on account OF the spirit II coutains
TIE OLD LAND THE Bgsr.-A number OF citizens
OF Newton county. Ca. who len for Honduras short
ly after the war, have returned 10 their Old homes
perfectly satisfied with the anticipation OF wealth
and happiness IN another land.
The New York herald., 1869-04-11
RenI Esrnfr Nafrs.

The circular OF a prominent nrm OF real estate
brokers In Liberty street gives tho following resume
Of pending railroad legislation affecting real pro.
perty IN this city,
From the projects now before the legislature we
may expect that something will be accomplished In
the way OF increased facilities to reach westchester
county.
The Central Underground bill passed the legisla-
ture last year. but the corporators did not fulfil the
terms OF the bill, and they this year before the
legislature VITA slightly modified bill, and have
lair chance OF success.
Next the Arcade, which went through one House
last year by an almost unanimous vote but was de-
ieaied Ia the ether, Is being pushed with much vgor
by Its advocates.
The ndefatigable Swain Is again hard at work
with steam railroad prooct little different from
his former plan. This "New York Railroad Com
pany" propose 70 purchase land and run two tier
road through the blocks west of Broadway to and
across Harlem river at High Bridge. Capital OF the
company 10 the amount OF s50oo,OoO 10 be sub.
scrihed and ten per cent OF that amount deposited
with Trust Company before any work h done.
the Manhattan Railroad Company wish to run q
road under Broadway and FIN avenue from the Bat
terry TO the Harlem glver ana Is nearly the same as
the Metropolitan bill thai passed both houses ana
was vetoed by Governor Fenton in 1860.
Senator Genet has bill for an underground rail.
road from the Battery through Greenwich street, Col
lepe place, West Broadway, Laurens street, Washing
ton square, Waverey pace ana rifth To iar
The New York and Great Eastern Railroad Com.
pany propose road through tbe blocks on the east
slde OF town, running north between Second and
First avenues crossing the Harlem river and running
TO the state line.
The Williams Elevated bill Incorporates a com.
pany, with capital Of $4,000, 900, to run a road
from the Battery, over Broadway and Fifth and
Eighth avenues, to the Harlem river.
The Empire city Railway Company ask permission
70 ouild an elevated railroad from the Battery to
Harlem, over the route selected by themselves anu
the right of way 10 DO acquired by purchase.
Mr.. Tweed Is anxious ior TWO street railroads from
Fulton ferry. Une goes directly across town and up
on tue west side, and the other up on the east side
ana across Spring street. and then through Green
wien street aud Tenth avenue, making connections
WIN tue Twenty-tilid street ferry, and probably
others farther up.
The Third Avenue Railroad Company are making
an attack on Lexington avenue applying for per-
mission 10 run branch through JWcntythird street,
anu thst avenue 70 Sixty-sixtn street. and through
SlSty.sixth street 10 the Park. Ihey also wish
branches running so Broadway at Fourteenth street.
Astor place aud Chambers street.
Another road Is wanted between South and Grand
The New York herald., 1869-04-11

street ferries and one through 125th street, and
last, but not least the Broadway snriace ace hoad -
pect TO see this road built, but charter Is once
granted 1t VIII take millions to buy the company or
The new cars for local travel on the HUDSON hver
Railroad have commenced running between YonSers
and New York, making three round trips daily.
These lighter than those used IN the through
trains and have seats arranged along the sides as in
the city They are finished inside ana out In
lately built for The through express trains. Tne
patent coupling used Is e-saving nvcntlon as IL
makes close connection between the platforms, SO
that 1t Is impossible for am one 10 la through ana
Is operated by the brakeman While standlng on the
ear, dong away with the necessity OF gong between
the cars to adjust the lilk. The Creamer SAFETY
Brake Is attached to these well as all passenger
cars this road. Another train Is ready, bat VIII
not be put on TIL the general change Ia The ume
table.
By the present arrangement trains leave New York
for ionkers at = sac y loSo il;S, a: A. NJ ~ d.,
leave Yonkers at 540 6:l5, 7l0 1:49 8, S:25 1908,
g:45 ii A. NJ. 1925, 2;l5 4, $40, $3.50 and 1888 NJ
been slightly reduced From New FORK to fonkers
it remains the same, except on Yonkers trains and
add the Elevated Railroad 70 our travelling acIli
ties by the lst OF July: Everything Is now beng
before the summer IL suburban residents, 1t is
expected, can go from their oiices in this city TO
Yonkers In less than an hour and TO Tarryown In an
The officers OF the Newark and New York Rail-
road expect TO nish the line 10y the 1st OF July. The
work has been delayed because the company could
not obtain possession of property III Newark until
the lst OF Aprthe annual moving day in that city.
Many large frame buildings have recently been
moved through the streets or Newark to make way
for the road. The track runs on abutmentS through
the city, crossing the streets on bridges
The road Is nearly straight line from Commun
paw to Newark, AMI ii IS expected that trains Will
run much quicker than on the New Jersey Railroad
The depot which WIN be on Broad street, between
Fair and Mechanic, VIII be much more central than
either OF those on the other road. The recent
pons are used, VIII also tend to give the new line
monopoly OF the local travel. The increased facii-