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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-12-15
THE PAY OF THE JUDICIARY.

norernor Curtis, in his Message, very p'op
erly states that the salaries OF the 1uu1 rs !
-. TERRITORY are wholly insufficient Inc
a.tion Of Congress in cutting off the extra com
,ans.t;on nroyided for these officers by Dem
or,t;cI legislature, and in reducing their al
,owopce from the General Government W
SO 900 per year, in legal tenders has renaere'
practice of strict economy on their part IN
absolute necessity, in orer to make ooth ends
meet.
II there is any branch Of the Government
which should have fair, and even LIBERAL sal
orv attached to it, the judiciary is certainly
that branch. Lawyers of talent and ability Us
well as honor, will not accept position on
the bench with poverty staring them IN 'he
face. The paltry salary attached TO Judiciai
positions in the United States is Disgrace ana
il is about time that this evil should be RENE
died The idea of retrenching and economic
ing by cutting down the already insuhicieht
salaries of the Judges il about as ridiculous as
appropriating $4,000 year for the survey OF
all the public lands n Idaho, and at the same
session giving away several millions OF acres oil
land to n railroad monopoly. as an inducement
for capitalists to build road at the public ex-
pense, and then pirate over their enterprise III
constructing such important works.
The excuse given that Congress intended 10
equalize the salaries of the judges in the Ter
ritories is also an absurdity. The cost of liv-
ing in Idaho exceeds that of any other portion
of the United States not excepting Montana.
The salaries of the Judges in Idaho and Wash
ington Territories are the same. and yet 5000
per year in idaho is not equal TO $1,000 in
Washington, rs evidence of which We append
a price current of rates charged Tor few OF
the staple articles in the two Territories:
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-12-15

HAVE NO NoTEs.-We have been requested by nu.
merous friends of our gallant Sergeant at. Arms q,
the Assembly to publish his speech on the occasion
OF MS being indicted into that Office but not having
received the manuscript. we are unable to compIv
WIN their request. We understand that the Third
proposes to make ample provision for the pub
hcation OF such matters as are overlooked by tho
subordinate houses and in anticipation of seeing
sam speech in print at an early day we will only
state that his remarks were delivered In an eoonent
ana impressive manner, and the only objection we
neara urged was that he was rather brief which can
be safely accounted for when we consider that be ia
an exceedingly modest man. and he doubtless be.
neVes In the maxim that brsyity is the soul of wit
We heard 1t suggested by some of his friends inc,
previous to the organization Of the two Houses that
In case he was defeated for Office by returns from the
/" First Ward. they should kettle him and head
MN towards the Basin. We congratulate him ON Ga.
Gaping such treatment, as he would have been ab,a
70 nave done some damage was the case once with
q Missouri friend of ours.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-12-15
MONTANA ITEMs.-The following items al

MONTANA lrENs.-The following items are
taken from our Montana exchanges;
A cave occurred q short time aoo in q dr;r,
on claim No. "a above the discovery on Cedar
creek. Two men, named Joseph Mailet and
Oliver Seman. were buried in the cave. So.
man was killed and Mailet had his leg broken,
Drunkenness prevails to an alarming extent
among the Indians in Missoula county.
Nineteen Mormon families intend iocat;no IN
the Bitter Root valley the present winter.
Helena rejoices in skating park.
Deer Lodge county contributes ST. ,I72 II tn
the French Sanitary Fund.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-12-15

/
CoNGREss AND TIE MEssAGE.-Coneres
assembled on last Monday week, both House
having quorum. No business of ilnportanc,
had been transacted up 10 latest dates. further
than the House laying on the table a swudlin!
bill which proposed to grant q million acres a
land to the Lake Superior and Bay field Rail
road Company, to enable them To build an ex
tension of fifty miles to their road
Logan introduced bill to abolish the Offices
of Admiral and Vice-Admiral Of the Navy
which is doubtless intended as n retaliation,
measure by the friends Of Grant on account Of
the structures upon him contained in letter
written by Admiral Porter. during the war. IA
Secretary Welles, and which has recently been
unearthed and made public by enemies OF
Porter.
Cuilom Of Illinois has also introduced bill
to amend the Organic Act of Idaho: in what
respect we are not informed, but suppose il is Ia
tie the hands of the Democracy n little tighter.
The message Of the President, which was
OF the session, created very little talk in finap.
cial circles and had no perceptibe effect on
the money market
alter approving and signing al the stealing
bills giving away large proportion of our
national domain to monopolists, he now says.
submit, as question worthy serious con.
sideraflon, whether the residue of our national
domain should not be totally disposed of under
the provisions of the homestead apd pre-emp.
tion laws" &c. He has been long time
coming to that conclusion, and it is something
IKE shutting the stable door after the horse il
gohe but it is never too late to reform, and
we hope Congress may concur with him in his
lately formed opinions on that subject. The
message is too lengthy to review in this issue
as we have not the space to do SO, but propose
to pay some attention to it in the future.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-10

said city, of suitable dimension and centrally located: And provided further, That the State of Missouri shall cede 10 the United States jurisdiction over the lot donated and release and relinquish to the United States the right to tao or in any way to assess said site, or the property ot lhe United States that may be thereon, during the time that the U.- nI;ed States shall be or remain ihe0waer there's of Provided, That the Secretary of ibe Treas : ury IS hereby directed to cause plans and estimates for the completion of the building to be prepared and submitted 10 Congress al its next session.
 LIGHTHOUSES, BEACoNs, AND STATIONS.
 For Whales Back lighthouse, off Portsmouth New Hampshire, for rebuilding the lighthouse and pier, seventy thousand dollars.
 For three beacon lights to complete the system for the harbor of Salem, ssachusetts, tIrty thousand dollars.
 Fer fog signal at Beavertsi light station, Rhode Island, three thousand five hundred dollars
 For the construction cf three permanent lights in Providence river, Rhode Island, a5o7e Sabin's Point, twenty thousand dollars.
 For shed and open Wharf on northern boundary ofSta,en Island lighthouse depot. twenty-five thousand dollars, aud for a wharf covered with sheet-piing in point of basin at sa me place, ten housand doIlars-in all, thirty five thousand dollars
 For rebuilding beacon~iight at Bridgeport Counecticut, foriy-dvs thousand dollars.
 For ccatuuing cons uuciion of lighthouse on Race Rock, Loug Island sound, ten lhol- sand dollars
 For lighted bacon on long beach bar the eu rance to Pecadic tay, ea5tefn end o Long Island, seysatesn thousand dollars,
 For protecting site of Execution Rock light station, New York, eight thousand dollars,
 For repairing inc ston ne p'ers belonging to the United States in the haroor of New Castle, Delaware two thousand five h'udrsd dollars.
 (Contiuusd)
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-10
NEW MEXICO AND ARIZONA STAGE COMPANY

THE undersigned are running 4-hOrss Pas senger Coach from Tucson By way of the Burre silver Mines to La Mesilla, New Msxico-Con- meeting st La Mesilla with coaches for all parts of New Mexico, Texas, Chihuahua and tho Eastern states.
 Particular attention paid ts Express Matter and
 DAVIS 1. &.COSGROV PropTistorb
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-10
NEW MEXICAN CARPETS and BLANKETS

We have on hand and are constantly re- ceiving fall assortment Of every class of goods suitable for ths market, which we offer on the most reasonable terms. One of ou7 Grm resides in New York City for the sole pur- pose of buying goods, and 6eingiq market com stauty. Our'inerchanais IS purchased on the most advantageous terms. Those who deal with ascan rely upon our stock being of the best qJaldy4rd al the lowest price. We would call the atJeu,ion of merchants from lhs Ter ritery as also from Sonora, to our well assort- ed stock especially suited totheir market, and can confidently say 1t will be to their advan- tage to examine 1t before purchasing elsewhee
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-10
----likeYise-

A large stock of Groceries-BUTTER HONEY, CHEESE and DRIED FRUIT which we offer for sale; wholesale and retail We adhere to a cash system and sell our good remarkably low for cash nl2
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-10

Having just fitted U their n'rssl vile with new ard excellent usdp enabled to do larger business ifmr and are now preuared to furnish fsu t tractors and all others at uors rg rates than it can be supplied s2eyiuI Territory. I
 anuGFy 22, 1878.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-10
CLOAKS

4 large stock of 0ld Rye Whisky and the best California Wine and Brandy.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-10

Produce of Arizona and sOnora,sstaken sn n and sold ts the best advantage sse %hs faysr us .,pitl T cir fenf eeFff.
 "ApH AL. ZECB ENBeR Evssss, A. E. & AgEil.l, 1869
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-10

(Contiuusd.)
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26
CoUTU SIDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLAND.

SUMMER ARRAN NGEMENl
C,n.,ripS MONDAY May 1870 from Roo's'sH nd "r'Sah
frrrSs
q. m Nail and Accommodation 10 P1iebosus
IN, T., R,b,lon Accom- odatiOn and all stations -.
II, M ROctA.sy This train VII be pal 90 Suos
5Dn m RIpres. for PstehOgae connecting wiz sag" " D'
mort Pre- Place, bna South Haven
$50 D. IN Accommodation for PstehOgue: ..-
sDp M Accommodation for ls sHi al Slaioh' - ,,....
$50 10 leeomm,iston for AsrheL and oil s'Hoa' on 'u'"'
Gam AMI no !, m EIpfes connects with boat At Babylon Tor
Fire Island. N - -
All fsBs 81 Valley stream io hotla"N 'i''P' ~ ~
from NsN Y1rk train from lslP p.t.u, u...h t
The company srse.-i rrtspsFe buIhss % N'DA ~ "
frIes.iusn's aAi fte Fsaience Of eItnfsioN'"
Irts.s 20 ani ron Beach. one Dollar
" "'' & W DOUGLAS stBsusIsnissL
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26

---------- -W.,HIyGros D. c. September To- 1870.
PROPOSALS for PAVING PENNSYLVANIA
a. & ~ Jsme1 70 se used in paving Penuyv.naa,
public that s vii M TdvDS fef.s SEo6 WOODEN PivEMssTs
Ths BALLARD Ream" sios" Miller" "FollAnsbse, Bet
terry" "NithOson" Robbins" and Paul =, ,. s.,, Ca,
pan and poe. be at the once OF he seofe zen
n MeelsI no 80 Tt aPSnte .nperntend The work
ebsrsee Of sork Bidders must satisfy themselves
10 all the points connected pRdTIc sli5 Is iiHTIoy
The rosdway a be graded by the contractor 50 . TO conform 20 '
Sub grade pro and seton, n'u M w ~ Ss,
isS e;os ~ the s.1St SS'iST % 3. s hd & 6y t
they determine The proceeds 10 o p % or pens A. the Cm
.oner, shall direct wbete excavation a reaqsi shs ns I
~, ss s s composed earth free from loan or Vegetable
The earth sh.n Be- deposited n u.s. vs. ~ h. oroqgbiy r.mme
"a T IN bssy, roller Upon ID. sub grade shs BE- lAd tei OF
.. % rt noe ~ ,aa .Sd gravel depth On the TOP Of the
% ~ Hr,Ien pavement which must conform N ever
fe.pec, o die description and 'Peehe'Hon On ' !" '''
BIDDER. ar, required to their proposal. the prices for each OF
me a. or11s Ro!. % Of ps'ias aud square y.
(3j Embsntmeni, per cubic ,ari
(,) Crawling per cubic yari , ~, .o,,,e ,srl
s Wooden pavement tspec p ,sl II uch place. the
shall determine sh. s P del,y 10 the entire
substantial manner and vthou or pe,ou, as hey NAV
satisfaction OF The CoHIni''lon'is' VI '
a and ,mcp, bond With ,ue. .Pprosed B, hs GheSo.es G
q, -, 1, Cmbs uasaieeng that the term. o. ths eona
shall BE- s'n snd ia ~, ,eyr, The right to
.eet snT or ali bl. not deemed to the Interests o 'De ~
portion w,'hipsSn and PGpfI ~ S ors @ the ,
provide paving fPe9a.,,1, ,,S % Isr he; hs have
the n,,.aspt 10 b used they shall contract ot he .,ns
of . aeIue between named on ths % thereof 10 be
& ss r ass or nor nespsper. Published IN waiasop ny Diu ]
fhlssph. SssYoI or seH' tIs gn9,S No ~
tLs time and place of raeb letting, aud KIND oil pi'
.oo he directed to Gen n MClILER Secretary Of o Com
rS fSr Psyas ofce Of iaehs a. P,vas
snd woris wsshiugtoh. u g md ialol i ..,s5
P'anr1l'.H.''a' By direction o' .a' alCHLBR soc,.u
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26
Amusements.
NILE: CHRISTINE NILSSON.

nj LIE. CHRISTINE NILSSON.
~ uniS lMONDAYl EVENING SEPT. 26, at Q oclock.
srAkoSCH very respectfully that Nile
NILSSON has entirely recovered from her temporary
disposition, and will positively appear In
FOUR GRAND NILSSON CONCERTS
~. ,,n a., , on the following dates at p.
DAY, September 26 49, " ~ F ~ ~
DAY, September ~ ~ VIZ ~ P ~
September w. ~ 1870 VIM ' r ''
o ns , sixth Concert Of the first will take place MONDAY
THE SECOND GRAND NILSSON MATINEE
On SATURDAY OCTOBER /, at D. IN.
no OF uokets already purchased will please note this change
aueay that tickets only admissible when core
p11tnhg sh NE numbers Of printed them
neut artists: ' ~
Mis- ANNIE LOUISE CARY. the hvorite contrato.
Sgnor BRltiNolI the distinguished tenor.
Signnr n NERGBR, the eminent baritone.
MI HENRY YIRUXTRMPS, the renowned violin Virtuoso
Ihe granl orchestra will he under direction OF
MAX MARETZRK.
General admission. 81
Reserved seats ~ and b each
Reserved seats 10 Matinee, % and 80
Can now he secured a the
GENhRAb NILSSON TICKET OFFICE
AZ St1nway Hall o FOurtceuthst st.
Ieke once at Schrmers No 70l an also at No III Broad
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET
NEw.YoRK. Saturday. Sept. "a. 1870.

NEw-YORK. Saturday, Sept. "a. 1870
The demand for well matched pairs OF good,
sound driving horseswhere they could DO bought from
$500 to $500 per par-whch kept up considerable activity
In the Horse market during the week. less marked
at ts closing day. For high priced animals inquiries are
as yet few and far between although there Il already
air supply OF superior horses In the Bulls Head inaket
as wei as IN the different sale stables all over to"n' ~
advertising columnsD -,
The following is a recapulation of the average prices
paid for horses during the week: , -,
Common Western ~ort Rore brought nom 80 9oo
age ne work horses plenty quality brought from 1 70 go go
Superior carriage horses iparsl brought from 800 20 2V'
AT the Auction sale OF Horses and Carriages meIu o
day AT Messrs. Barker Eann's n Y IaiteIstls, Joi
corner OF Thirty nnth-st and Broadway, the I0HoWns
prices were realized for horses bought under 'he h
mer:
Description IIanI. Year. Price
Ssy s,$dis bol.:::::::::: Il z;
There were also sold a number of cheaper horses at
prices ranging from S75 10 500 . - .,o o.r
The largest and most varied collection among NV
Tagcs exhibition M the fair OF the American lnstlue
he description of which we begun in Thursdays lsscl
is displayed by H. NJ Stvers Of East Thirty rstst we
first noticed two very light trOttng wagons welgnlg
respectively l05 and 115 pounds, strongly ut to Sec
safety 10 the heaviest rider; next very hasone am
stylish Jaeger top-wagon, for speeding anu p1an' ,a
weight 215 pounds also, adjustable luInpseaI puy
which few seconds he changed into foui scat
pbaeton metamOrphosis this Vehicle uhdeIBoes AZ cue
approach OF each visitor. The genteianly youhs @ o
ber OF the old rm who is in charge OF the stock secs
as indefatigabe he Is obhging Two OF MT o,seiss
best styles of sleghs also eXiblted-the
ter, graceful and snowy, and the Dexter Speed cteI
which with capacity of carrying 200 pounds weighs no
In snbsedent issue we shall speak Of further matters
OF interest noticeable at the Fair, and apperalhihg 10
this column. ~.
The entries for the October at the Prospect PARK
Fair grounds will cOso Monday, the 26th lnsl' NJ the
of the Association No li9 Montague-st Brookyh'
at o y. IN,
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26
Corporation Notices.

uNUPREME COURI.-In The matter Of the
y nstor OF e Department Public Park fr and 0ehs Of
she Mayor Aiermel and CommOny Of be GV Of New YORK, %
TIE OPBNISG or
NI%ETY-FIRST STREET,
. Rsb avenue 10 the DIVE and from TSeb avenue
To Ae Hudson River,
IN THE CITY OF NEW-YORh.
ye Department Public Parks the and in behalf Of The
Aldermen City Of OfHewYOk, pursuant 10
e Ac Of the Legislature the People Of the state New York en-
10 An A relative powers dses Of The Comooeys OF
Central Par" passed ApA 4t 1916 and Of &e Act entc An
A. % s h portions Of The C OF New lok
,ns Tor ths sg s agroveaO Of Che sse passed. Api 2
Is7 they intend 70 apply oe supreme Court
T. ~ r Jc I net tie Stste Of Nos NORA at SPECIAL Term
- - Conf Honorable GsoBaB g. BaBs4RD
Juss n be CITY Hail in the City New
Pn,y Seventh day Of October 1870 al te opeus ts
5 on IN 3v or o. Counsel be heard thereon
a. snnptsr o and Assessment in the
lt,ed and ex1ent Of the improvement
krsh fe opening street from Aghth avenue
- N, Ee~ Road Twkb 70 he HUDSON
- ~ % a. a. u ssiopsr. Of The Central Parf N the City
of ke~l hOhArD
Dstei New YorS September lhh 1870.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26
Proposals.

PTs1Ic cg,Rss 1SS ssS % s
nPOpOSALS for ALTERING STEAM
/ HEATING APPARATUS at INFANTS HOSPITAL on RAN
DiLs ISLAND Proposals sealed and niorsed as above WI 9e
d v the Cnu Public Charities and Correction d their
ofc until MONDAY Sept 8 at o'clock for the Alterations 70
the Infants ho on iiahl lsaL
Tb sne6,ton be at their oe and the Co
uOl
advantageous 70 the Department, r,,-,
ISAAC BELL
JAMES BOWEN,
OWEN W. BRENNAN Commissioners
b NICHOLSON,
ALEXANDER PRBAR
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26
Giiualious rOanie0-- females.

A SITUATION wanted by young girl as
~ SEAMSrRRSS family understands finishing dresses AMI
co.ks can operate on W. VS. b. machines Al.0
ladies uniercat reference. Call oh the week 6f2 sIaye.
THE HOUSEHOLDER widow lady (Amer-
.lu refinement education capable directing the household
gentleman the Of children, Of matTonnHg young
ladies' paric. ry courtrJ who be u
do this notice Proper references Address r. Boz
No A54J \. \. PostOhce
A GREAT number of tirst-caSs SERVANTS
n can be hli for private families boarding houses and hotels
Mr. YORKNTON'S. 40 Beecser-s'
GOOD German female SERVANTS constantly
" 10 be found HID GERMAN INSI4l ~ OToaL,
between Rvngton and Stanton
GERMAN FEMALE SERVANTS, capable
an! Trustworthy constantly be found at Frs hrs LOWE
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26
Giluaiions Uanleo-- males.

A GENTLEMAN of European collegiate edu-
n on we'll English, German French sni Italian de-
.ir,s EMPLOYMENT. Terms moderate With without board Al.
dress u. r., Tribune Ohce
XVANTED-By a Protestant young man, lately
w married situation the capacity Of COACHMAN;
brances with the best city snd references Call ss
two days H. No. 2l7 West Twenty HIth-st. Franki terrace
EARM HANDS.-At6 6 Bowing-green, PIERCE
il Co constantly hand huciss SWEDEs, GERMANS,
SCOTCH aud ENGLISH Also Mechanics Cosehmen Gardeners
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26


and Female Demons.
THE INCIDENTAL BALLET
THB INCIDENTAL BALLET
THE INCIDENTAL BALLET
will comprise the following
~ New and Original Dances invented and arranga% T h Ru,
SlGNOR bae'
The Ballet Music composed expressly for this piece BY
PROF TISSINGTOS.
Taeau cOryPhee, aal Corps i Ballet
iA'''A1 " --'o and Corps De Ballet
.LUPO. Coryphees and Corps de Ballet
.MAZZBRI, BACHBL aud MARIE FRA NCBsCA,
STRUDELLI and CORSI Coyphees, and Corps De Ballet
LUPO ALBERTISA CoypAes and Corps De Ballet
MAzLERI, aud the entire Corps de Ballet
SCBNERY
SCENERY.
SCENERY.
ACT TABLRAU ..
fA''i' ACT IL TABLBAU /.
'''''Oi'' ACT i'll TABLBAU l.
NAROUhH'ihS Do' AT iii TiBLEAU l. '''
PALACE OF SATAN
An effort az art which the management ee justified pronouncng
THE FINEST SCENIC PRODUCTION EVER EXHIBITED ON ANY
STAGE.
LIE PETIT FAUST will be sueoeel by the hyoe works LBS
~ BRIGANDS
IA PRIvcEssE DE- ps rRBBIzoypE.
SCALE OF PRICES
General ADM issiOn. DC
Balcony (secure at 81 ~
Paquet and parluet
PrV,te bore, teoutiining four ~
Proseenium boIealconiauns
Box Office opn from a m until p m where he secured
ten advance and the Branch ticket ooes mua o o. ~
aehuHeI No 7ol Bondway sai EIe Rasa ticket Once ''
Tgeuty-thrist, junction Of broadway snd tlhh ave.
CsT.Aa nses al . o'clock
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26
NATIONAL LINE.

NATIONAL LINE.
STEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN
Prom Pier No. a. North River.
orFpN Tbou.on. SATURDAY. October |, Al 9am.
MY t,rI, Grg. ATURDAY. October g. at8a.
Passage to Liverpool Queenstown cabin 40 and Sb seerig
s Prepaid Steerage tickets from Liverpool Queenstown Londonderry
o'"''fso"' 7 70 LONDON DIRECT
rptN Rr,gy RSDAY September %. al 8:JOa
Cabin massage 465 and 80; S2 payable In currency
Passengers booked PARIS reduced rates For nrIhe particulars
spIY al '"e 'o"'iAD' '' F. W. J. HURST. Manager
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26
iPor Pierpont and Nysck on
ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.

/ ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
IL SUMNER ARRANG EN-
and after MONDAY MAY TO- 1870 Train, will leave Jan" Dup
klOws
s:OOI m Grssnpon and Sag H,rbor Msn Train.
EOrhpOr Way Train stopping all nsrnshis NAoaL
l2tO Ia. HsmIsteAd Way TrsiB.
$3.50 D. Greenpot and Sag HATbor EIprsGl
lD D. m- NOrthpOr RIpress
EOrtbpou WAY Train.
$50 N For North lsip and intermediate NAnOns
Trans epEtesd Sunday trains ior hOh
Glen Locust Valley. Huntington and hCi9p1t sSTe hunter
Point a a m aud o.. IN D. bAhlON. oupG
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26

$50 Norbpor WAY Train ...
An a branch for Hemped sagd.y train, lor sos
Glen Cove Locust VALLEY Huntington and hGHPo R.Us s1s hsr s
TSsets o direct 70 Esst Hampton $3.50 trains
NEW-YORK AND NEWHAVEN RAIL:
c,sll,,il SUMNER ARR4S@GEMESTs, "a n q
Passenger ssoa SssIotl Of T.s9t,.'''ah and
fo'F1i,s Trains snssI LEAVE e sES5osE FS;o ss.''''
,1 % 5En S'r 5s ht,9 so so s sSsfsgSP S ~ sr m i' 'S
For a sisfSfd F.ss sc9Rpont and w.po 100 n'o
Ss:-.h SO s:GC n2e l'l' Gr) 800
For For Sio stanford l EG = li:sS an his CEr
70 fsr 'G SG.s.ss S as s S .s .oo ass 's
81 sona.S S s. az .s .... W. r-.. 7 for
Boston via both spHncgsSsy ncgSsyEcTsa EST M SDTTs TRANS
for Boston, via Springfield a m, 3 and p.
For aaHtord .a1 ans[s spla.S 9. 1 Els 1922 Hartford
FOR Newport l. l2,p GI) connecting With Steamer aero"
For COpnscteut River R,Ifo.d n l'S p N to h0nH'a
Fop Hartford Providence .nd F,hL Railroad O.. l2:ls ne
Shore Line RAway at m TO Norwich 'nd frooD's' i'
Tor New Haven and Northampton Railroad nj 800 N TO
For Hdu..tonie R,ifoad 81, and p IN, w..
Foi Dsa5afJ and Sof.ii R,ro'l !is '9l go
For New Csn.sn Railroad n N I ~ .,o to su,
a, sAsi Line DtssE s2In e. HoYT
NEWARK AND EW-lORKnlsAlLROAD.
~ DEPOT IN NEW YORK. foot Of Liberty st. North RIsr
,2 's XIV 9qs YORK I R6a sb
o. $50 5o - s:o5 $50 '9 - "a II i9 20 S9
90 1888 & 2w @GfRk FOR WEST BERGEN-At 100 SD 7a
Il p BALD#S n Gen Passenger Agent
NTFW-YORK and HARLEM RAILROAD
o. and .dsi MONDAY Ma, % lsIe two RIp." Trans VI"
3:S D. m MonHssl EIpre,A w., ,,ay .h,,,
Sleeping Coi"os' on a1" G. BUCEHOUr sap,rutsnissL