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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-19
A SMALL SWINDLE UNRAvELED.


The Assembly of 1868 was DemocratlG body
the first in many years correspondent Of The Motdrk
then developed aud the public treasury used to enrich
private pockets Toward the close OF the session Com
mittee, OF which Angel Matthewson, the Democratic
representative FROM Montgomery, was member, was
appointed to examine the prisons OF tho state II was
provided the resolution tnat the service should be rem
dered without compensation After the Legislature al
iOurned, Matthcwson appointed one Fox clerk OF the
Committee. assuring him that there no work to
do, and that he would obtain 500 for the, use
Of his name. FoX having assenled, heard no
months But the laws OF 1870 printed
he found therein appropriations made to the Committee
as fOOWs For clerk Sl,25; for attorney, s34G6 Tor
sargeanta Arms SlS; for stationeryS and printing,
S2l-total 5000 without stopping to comment upon
whose service 10 he without compensation we ac-
company the correspondent In ms pursuit Oh foS Hn
Of NatthywsOn in whose employ he was, P9t.u WIN
the prelese That t4e 9lI HeN"F c nI 70 AIbanV
Here he found tie record upon the Controllers books
~ above given, verified by afiiayit purporting-to
have been made by himself He had never maze any
afdavit Of all but he had once signed blank order ON
the Controller at the Fequest of Malthewsol-an order
which found In the Controllers once lnuOI,tu ny
NsttIewon who had thus drawn the 81 POI and never
handed Of It to the clerk for whom IT was nom
inaly appropriated When MatthewsOn ascertalned mat
Fox had learned the truth ne offered 500 settlement.
But Fox declined, believing that he could obtain the
whole for which he brought suit In the supreme court
MatthewsOn made answer by an affidavit in which he
sWOre that the clerk had rendered serveean excel
entreasOn why the State should not nave para the S1 ~
an bat no reason why Mathewson should have withheld
IL nom Fox After various proceedings IN court, the de
fense proving unavaing, the matter was compromised
It viii be observed that s3466 appears in the account
FOR the services of attorney The gentleman whose
name was used in this connection Is Mr. william d. Muir
ply otherwise known as OyercOat Murphy, OF TINS
county. Beside the amount OF $500, another appro
pratOn made for the same service In ISL whether
Mr. Murphy received the whole does not appear though
from his welnown skill and expertneSs as an attor-
was The correspondent who discOses the facts SAYS
that no attorney" accompanied the Committee any
more thIu the clerk did. Perhaps Mr.. Murphy VIII
crafty the public with an explanation.
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LARGE FIRE IN EAST NETWORK.

A fire was discovered at u a. m, yesterday
In the driving room of Frederick b. His saw and mould
ing mill in Milerave., between Liberty anu Atantc-
avs East New.York The employees. who were beginning
work at the time, promptly applied stream of water
from the hose kept on the premises but their efforts
proved futile and within 80 minutes the mill was totally
destroyed with large amount OF I ~ IN me yard
owned by William E. Goodge on the west side OF Butler
az we're also consumed The frame stables ON the south
sde of the mill owned by Mr.. f. walter shared the
same fate and the town schooEhOuse narrowly escaped
in,rncton Two steamengne arrived about a m,
and rendered valuable assistance. - ,, -,
an" foiovinrI Is list OF losses +. II. Hill, mill,
scE and machinery, $4,000: insured for s7OOO in the
following companies PhenlT on Brooklyn, s'CCC
Civ OF Hartford Conn., 1000 Loss on DWELLING, 5000
t1red Tor A. 600 in the North American and Kings
tn 1,omn2niea WIN. f. Walters, stock and
bUd5ps s. 90 insured for $4,000 in the Gernania Com
ii - Einga County, Vim. f. Goodge, building
u 90 Edward o. Bragdon, tenant, on furniture $500
tt,r.d Tor a. 300 in the Phenix and Mechanics Com
nIns ~ Rrooklyn Peter Suffer aud Henry Leavy,
cnnnts on furniture, $500. Cornelius Wood, picture
frame manufacturer, on stocA, Wow not lhsufcu'
Workmen, tools sJ,oOo
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FLASHING IN.
THE NEW LoAN-THE DAMAGES FOR THE ONEIDA
THE INDIAN CoMMISSIoNERSIiIP.


icy TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUSBl
WASHINGTON, Friday, Aug. ls, 1911
The subscriptions to the new loan to-day footed mp
81 O5OOO0 OF this amount, 81 ,OO0,0o0 was from the
Seventh National Bank of Philadelphia, 100000 from
the National Bank Of the Republic, Philadelphia ST. 0OO
600 from the Syndicate for its European members, aud
the remaining $50 900 from other National Banks.
The Secretary Of the Navy in accordance with the late
act Of Congress authorizing him to institute suit 10 OBJ
tain full damages for the destruction and loss Of the
sloopofwar Oneida in the Bay OF YeddO Japan, in Jan
uary 1870 has had conference with the Attorney
eral but steps have been taken toward nstung the
suit which be against the steamship company
ing the Bombay. There several questions still I'M
settled-the question to where the suit shall be
brought etc.
DOrence Atwater, United States Consul at Tahiti left
tonight for San Francisco route for his post He
will be remembered for his relations with the Anderson
Vile Rebel prison. in preserving the roll Of Federal
prisoners who died there. The roll published by
THE TRIBUNE.
1t authoritatively stated that John Gibbs of New
York City will be rendered the Commissonershp of the
Indian Bureau If MI. Brunot cannot be induced TO
consider his determination to resign,
Returns from all the various Revenue Districts,
heThird Mississippi show the aggregate receipts for the
fiscal year. ending June So 1871, to be s1Oll 24, fall
ing of from the year previous of about slOOOOOO, the
principal decrease being in the income tax, which real
year $I0l57,95s against S375,s73 for 1870
lac sources rom WDlch tnls revenue was ueINeu are s
follows: Spirits, S6,2s2463 tobacco $3365SeS7 fer
mented liquors, G,S09H; banks and bankers, 6i37s9;
incomes sl9.l57,95S miscellaneous, sl5H3,9Jo Full
returns from the delinquent district will only swell the
aggregate about $4,000
One hundred and fOrty-one new National Banks were
organized year Since the passage OF the present
law 1889 of these banks have been put III operation
The amount of fees collected for the fiscal year end
ing June 3d. 1871 by the various Collectors Of Customs,
for entries and withdrawal entries Of merchandise,
measurement Of vessels enr0lments and licenses, en-
frances and cearances OF vessels &C.. rs so, 5d2 .
The Virginia Republicans, through their state Commit
tee have agreed 10 issue call fol State Convention to
meet al Richmond ON sept. 81
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GENERAL PRESS DISPATCH ]
The following Circular Is issued to-day
TRF AGURY DEpAKTNINT

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CONTROLLER OF THE CUEHES CY,
WAsHISGTON Aug. Is, 1871
AL exchanges Of bonds held security for the Crcua
ton Of National Banks for other bonds OF the United
States except for the five cent bonds now being
issued, will be suspended from this date until further
notice. II. X. HUBBARD, Controller.
The Treasury Department has issued a statement OF
receipts and expenditures by warrants for the fiscal
year ended June showing that the actual redemption
Of the principal of the public debt for the year
$IS239575 o. The usual monthly debt statements for
the same period loot up reduction Of S4327,56 g. The
difference because OF the fact that the monthly state
meus being balance sheet takes cash aud accrued in
erest into account which considered outstanding
Liabilities.
Gov H. D. Cooke paid into the Treasury to-day, be-
half Of the European Syndicate, 100000 subscription,
account of the loan.
Secretary the Treasury has authorized the A.
sstant Treasurer to advance the payments Of the Sep
TENDER interest without rebate, on Tuesday next.
The captain Of English vessel az the wharf at Da
reD Ga had occasion recently ITO punish four insubJr
dnato sailors by combining them in the hold Of his vessel
Through lawyer they obtained writ OF hGbeds corpus
negro gstrate who caused them 10 be brought
before him, and after hearing, released them The
matter has been made the subject Of diplomatic
spOndence between the British Minister and the state
Department the captain having complained 10 his Gov
ernmen Of the interference of tue local magistrate asa
breach Of international law. The matter Is being
considered by the proper officials
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An EXCURSION.
POLITICAL.
THE COMING CANVASS IN NEw-JERSEY.

THE COMING CANVASS IN NEW-JERSEY.
TO Ihe EdifOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: Your Morustown correspondent is in
spired with such pr,s,ratiug alteration for his towns
man. our handsome Chief Magistrate, that he is trem
ulous with alarm lest should fail to seecta candidate
who has been run in he mold Now Sir am per-
soually acquainted with most Of the gentlemen whose
names hay mentioned in this connection, and not
ono Of them will suffer in comparison with Gov Ran
dolph. All good men and true and the interests
oeither of the party the State would suffer in their
keeping
Let us select from these the man who will infuse the
most life aJ viGor into the Were delegate,
! should vote for the who means TO pin, and who
can the fullest measure. inspire the masses with his
own assurance and enthusiasm. SOLDIER.
Newar1, v. j., Aug IS, 1871.
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DIED.

ACHgNBACHOn Thursday Angus, H. Tbonia Aehenbs "a. ~
Relatives Of the family respectfully invited a'ieoa th.
funeral frog ae Lahsr,a Ch9 Sadie River GA S''an A's1s
ALExANDER0n weinesay August 49, at the residence ofae
Funeral on SATURDAY at p. m
BRUCB-On THURSDAY evening l inst JOAN NJ Bruce il the z,i
The ancral services win place biz late residence M,a,s.
ofthe family specially invited attend Nthoa tAer in'.
CHEsTER-On the 10th inst Painted ~ Join Chester sea
Fabersi services Buffalo N. Y, Sunday, Angus, 20.
CLARK-Suidcny Brooklyn the 18Th ~ releno Of hs
parents Dr. E. snd Frances Clark Henry stllnAa Clark aad u
Friends ,oquaiutances invited attend the funeral ~ Ola
ton-st, Sunday, ati
ae corner Of werfeIlst, Booslyn B. d. A"gs' TO- ls .i'
TIE f1aeFa viii AXE place from hi. residence above sas
August 90 o'clock The friends Of the hy and member, q
ss Fest ss sT the has, SI,y T1 BSas can We"
brotherinS r. Potter winham Greene Co.. n y Benl.ai.
HI. rssis. invited 70 segd the faner gu s.uri
CRAFT-At Rochelle weinesio August &c. Theodore Crin
ap e A Al,no0 MsJbt I,cop,i CLerh Sorgols IT, nssr
daughter o william and Rebecsa Harrison.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
PETERsoN-n Railway August ~ Of cboerl iuf,,tan 'd;
bald Andrew, mfant son Of '" H. snd Eleanor H. Peterson -se
Relatives friends Of tie family respectfully ine % attend hts
funeral the residence Of his parents uu.ecka1
Saturday O'clock Trains leave foot OF COrtsudt AMI Dee
brosses-s Of end m. Carriages viii be &C the depot
RUSSELLA Bellows FALL. w. 1871 irs' ls'c Rusl Of hs
city
Notice Of funeral hereafter
STEvRNSJobu W. Of John B. and Martha Stevens ss
months snl l5iRys.
Relative, ami friends fully invited attend the fuss<
from the parents resdeuc Gsbsm-sy, Nismsbgh 81
O'Clock ? m. August 49,
THOMPsOS-On Friday inst john W Thompson The ssas
wear Of his
Notice OF funeral in Mondays paper.
WENMELL-In Brooklyn FiaJ, August ~ IJ' AJirer -
Wemme. 81, in the 59h year Of hs 1se
family sO s members o. Maual iss
No. S. o. F. ARK Lodge No. T. X II p II at Lodge p All A.
AMI the members fraternity general Of an other orsanEcss
OF nLer goP tl. qiesied y aeni hs
residence, IlJ iye bOAJH.gs
Br,oslyn. on Sunday, Ansnst 90 st ; 0cpts ?.
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TWO STRANGERS KILLED BY LIGHTNING.

NEw-ORLEANs, Aug. 1S.-7he Alexandria
Deora Of the 10th inst says that during the storm on
The Bayou Rapids the 7th inst two strangers sought
refuge under tree and were killed by the lightning
FROM letter and memorandum book found on their
persons Is thought they Canadians named r. b.
DUSK ana Shook. No property money found with
mon In the memorandum written Frank Meals
'OAe The letter was from Kburn City, Wisconsin, and
hSheu Fred and Hattie In 1t reference IS made To
'hoOA bing In Ill health. The citizens Of Bayou and
immediate ueRhborhoOd gave the bodies deceut inter
meut
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pvs W ne'c 70 Crspo ,d vie M. Pesn.. ss.,.s. Is,
~, hAs'', 7 Ne nff'l krlre 80, A.
@Is b".aany Mr.. sna Mr. Fsrier ..1 Ia, a. -.
lrsncis Juashez. jfysrg '"i-s7-
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4 Bad RECORD.
CONVICTED OF WIFE MURDER.

BOsToN Aug. 1S.-In the Superior Criminal
Court to-day Hugh McAfoe Of East Boston was tried on
a charge of manslaughter in causing tho death OF Es
wife, on the night OF the Sd Of July last The jury ro
turned verdict Of guilty, and recommended tho
prisoner TO the mercy OF tho court. Tie may DO
taken TO the Supreme Court on exceptions.
HUSBAND CHARGED WITH POISONING his
WIFE.
BANGOR, Aug. 19.-John Jciison of this city
has boon arrested charge OF Attempting 60 poison
his wifo by administering strchnne wiil) she was
sleeping
ANOTHER ALLEGED WIFE MURDERER.
BURLINGTON, Iowa, Aug. 1S.-Some weeks ago
Mrs John Parrot was found dead in her Kitchen with
gun by her side and 1t supposed that she had COM
mitted suicide. Tho bullet had been fired into her
mouth. subsequently it ascerainod that another
woman had installed mistress OF the household
and IA Mrs Parrot had limited that she COtcm-
plated suicide began he whispered that did not
take Ter life. The circumstances coming 10 the
knowledge the authorities Parrot arrested aud
held to answer the charge OF murder
AND 10! ANOTHER.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 18.-The examination OF
Dr. Carl Groessc the charge OF causing the death OF
his wife by iltreatment, is In progress to-day. wit
ness testified TO the Of the cruel treatment
and also that the Doctor expressed desire TO get rid o
his wife during her Illness "a, confinement; that no
kent her in room, tho DORIS and windows OF winch
were shut and neglected to provide her Win the nccos
saries OF life and did all In his power 10 prevent inc
nrighb0rs from contributing her relief The testimony
Of the chemist analysed tho stomach OF tue deCc5cd
has not yet been received.
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Cured-Ta numer imDorucs demands alasps
H,RrLEY bis former Tbs city dlrngs last 10 ye,
1i the gratifying that ATTENDED Bis treatment
iuc linn to establish penancnt practice Nes-iork and he
De consulted at bis parors coas daily between tho hO oi
and o clock
HARrLs AeneTouv offers to treat all persons 'ufenag fs
affection, Of charge until tHey proving his
une1ua ocng the deaf FROM being swindei b. Sayns
self le.!s ur sdYance.
Reference permitted s1, Of sisss
omit the state
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-19
FEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
WAX DITANT MIMI
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsBlSGTOS, Aug. 10, ISL a. m. }

WAsHfSGTOS, Aug. 10, ISL a. m. }
Synopsis Tor he past tceHtg f0ur hours
The barometer has fallen decidedly since
Thursday night at the Pacific and Rocky Noun
tain stations The OF high baTO-
meter which has advanced over tue North
West extends Ono and Indiana.
A small area Of low pressure existed in New England
without attending rain smoke and haze extend from
Eastern Michigan eastward TO Vermont Clear weather
with light winds is now reported from Mississippi and
TexasnOrthward the Lakes and the greater pOr
ton of the Middle and Eastern States.
No reports have been received from Lake Superior
where low barometer rs presumed TO prevail. No COM
muncation since last night with Florida stations. The
cyclone evidently moved north eastward. and, hay
ing taken the usual turn 10 the northeast is central
east of Savannah with terrific storm at that place.
Personalities
Failing barometer, with sonherly winds, Is probable
FOR saturday north and west of Indiana partially cloudy
and hazy weather for the Middle ana Eastern States fol
lowed by increased coudness the coast IN the after
noon. "
the south Carolina coast Its center at present j.
Ing somewhat 10 the east OF north.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-19
POLITICAL NOTES.

The New York State Senators to be chosen
this Fall mold Office for years and Will take part in
the election Of Senator TO succeed Mr.. Conkng The
Rpening Post Of this city, although hostile to Senator
FentOn, nevertheless expresses the opinion that Mr.
Conkng ought promptly TO withdraw his name, believ
ing if lie makes an effort To be reelected that will he
Impossible for the to unite the great Issue
Of municipal REFORM
Judge Bolts, one of the oldest DEMOCRATS of
California and who took leading part i'll framing
the Constitution Of that State has published letter in
which he gives why Gov Haight ought not
70 DO reelected 1t will be that they apply TO
other Democratic candidates: Il His political views are
crude and huctuatng. 2. He is disingenuOus and I'M
reliable He Is deliberate vOlatOr OF the Constiu-
uOn no mas sworn TO support ale halts between God
and haInmon and tries TO serve both 9. He gives aid
ana Oomrt 10 the Radical party. g. He is the jumping
lsck o. p'uclfns. AMI has rendered himself butt for
the Hdcle OF our political opponents T. His course has
tehdeE'y 70 shove rom The Democratic platform
OF the De-f Democrats III the Union"
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PoUGHKERPsIE, Aug. Is. - Jonathan X.
Warner an old and welknown resident OF this city, who
died recently bequeathod $4,000 to the Utica Orphan
Asylum $4,000 the Board OF Domestic Missions OF the
Reformed Church. $4,000 the Home for the Friendcss
IN This CITY and $40 600 10 the Ola Ladies' Home also In
this city His estate IS valued at $4,000.
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40, ,or Union Township Madison County The question
hnu ,tting TO ball not raised betweon counsel but
OF nhncality or legality OF 1t will be adjusted before
noccsdng to trial Tho bondmon arc all men OF wealth
a,erInC Integrity and old citizens Of the county,
nC and controlling largo farms In the county, ropre
scnng at least sSOo000 Mr. Watson is connected WITH
Mnsha aS ViooPresideDt, and MIR. Withrow as one Oh
.ho
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HEAVY VERDICT AGAINST A RAILROAD COM.
PAKY.

PAHY.
CHICAGO, Aug. 1S.-In the Morgan County
tunOi9 Court in session Jacksonville yesterday the
SaoA'ohVe Depot Company obtained verdict of $4,000
against The Toledo, Wabash and Western Railroad Com
PAM uh0er the following facts: The Jacksonville Build
Nm, Oupapy erected large depot including eating
si On the railroad grounds or that city, the railroad
&c. 70 use part OF the structure a passenger
iV Hnch rent was to be paid and they further
49, 70 stop the passenger trains 20 minutes at this
kt TOT meals The Company failed TO comply with the
Co'.nn P.tl OF the agreement, whereupOn the Building
SUED Tor the cost Of the building. The verdict
WIS iesb ed " the full amount claimed, with costs
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THE FIRST AVE. HoMICIDE-yERDICT AGAINST
BUTLER.

An inVcstlRatUH WNo HC'U yVhItIUdy Ut IIIC
r. ninth st Poce-Stgtion In the case OF Jere-
,ah Mahoney the Irish laborer, who died Thursday
=, No oss Seconds ave from an assault received last
sunday night during in front of liquor store at
rIrstove. and Fifty-ninthst. Patrick Butler who ia
ur 90 have knocked him down, jumped and stamped
@ MIN causing internal injuries, fled after the
uRo IA mas moi been arrested. warrant for the
t ~ Hner was issued by the Coroner, and placed IN
tbe bnud, OF Capt. Gunner for service.
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Avoid Le,d-Water Poison by usng the lsL,sFO Ls,s
PPs T. The cheapest Usepe shs re ngh ani iIrs
bly ndee Pdce = cents pound tor al 'le. Crcai saf
sample OF Pipe by mail free Address tho COLwEIIs. sHAr
WILLARD MIRO Co. 2lJ Cenre., heSYork Ab5. maniac
lin Pipe Lead Pipe Sheet LEAD soe Sc Oeie'
sol cei and lllci At sight
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LI,nL0w-sT. JAIL AGAIN.

j. S. Dunlop of Hoboken has been confined
in Ludow-st JAIL charged with d'fruding the Home
Insurance Company. when arrested he sent q 10 "'s
wife by messeu ehe has moi recoyedlt'
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9pstial Notices
-lnlportanntn 20 n iSn,lNt AinIlSr ~

Important
TIE SECOND EDITION For AUGUST nF
APPLETONS NATIONAL RAILWAY GllDh
Is NO Ready
CONTENTS OF AUGUST GUIDE:
GENERAL RAILWAY NAP ot lHb thiffh
STATES AND THE DOMINION or CANADA rrpt s"rtng
al railways iu actual operation, N many which are pt'iy
conpeei This sad teiu;iial map alone ~Ouh The
II ONE HUEDRRD LOCAL HALLWAY MAPS, rerrescntDy tie
most safe reliable routes Of travel west S91th
North and Esst. oppos witch viii BE- found tbe nne-
Table Of reprrseHe b, nap Pace os he 100 Aass
Including the Guide. DOL. - c-at~ -. - . 49,.
Ill IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS TO RAILWAY TRAVELLERS
purchasing tickets cuecn5 baggage oeT ths
routes OF travel which they viii end dsIuestcl b. raisg
maps upon which the OF stations, tjsn, villages,
AID cities through which the trains pass - 49, -
~ TRANSIT GUIDE TO TIE PRINCIPAL NAfENG fLA' ~,
SPRINGS sud Places Of Fashionable Resort ia IN ttitsi
Ststes-Ssraiosa White MOgltsins. Niagara Fas, Lee
George Lake MemphFemasOg The Sagueusy, NeEor. L,as
Adirondack NOuuns toe kocsy houltsla' lAe
Cat-ll Mountains Atlantic IitY, Cape Nay &C. &c, &C.
TIE Trans; worth tie pie. charged 0 Apple
S,tolal Rs.lNsy tuide. ONLY p oenls .,,.,,
v MONTHLY ACCOUNT OF RAILWAYS AND lhblh fhO"
VI AyIt 60rEs AND INCIDENTS or TRAyEL .,.
VII TABLE or RIVER AND LAKE DiSTAN'ES !" inn
VIII. APPLEToSs RAILWAY GUIDE ooUNuSGHoUSS CAT
TX A LIST OF PROMINENT HOTELS ~ THE PRINCIPAL
CITIES OF THE UNION
TIME TABLES corrected ~ dsfe
ry- ALL FOR TWENTY iNk CkS =. 81 t.,.,l. "a,
IMPORTANT 40 RAILWAY TRAEELERh-be 800 Al IA
thai yoo se AFFECTIONS RAILWAY GUIDE IN sysrle.
~ t,s r,insipsi BOOK stores Periodical an
Hates .nt RAILWAYS throughout the Uited States ibe,.
hO's"' -" B. APPLETON Co Pa9 g i ,si B,,,a-v
~ REMEMBER ONLY CENTS Pkk SorI -, -