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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-18
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observation-disclosures Sanpcrein,
Gefe Der Spr'uss UNI Saltim prea raee.
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(274-6l Seinrid) WSitler, prop. Grff.
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II Die bette flr ale Mrten Nrbett uno Die nettehe YJ,az
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Mrbeiten perben bon Gmaaenbeimer y aBeil,
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tanten in Nr.t67 VI If y a Il III ore IT., OUTS
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Sch aus3ulciben.
MuaauIeihru
SdnittWaaren &c.
VI. N~ernQooO's

WEST END DRY GOODS HOUSE,
Rr. 500. SSeff . Baltimore, nabe 4iueftraRe.
@roBte 4uspobfaue r . orteneleieer5euge, Sbaiuls,
@afmtre, Slanfets, Wtuslir, Salieo gu ben btltgften
Pretien.
SamiltonzGantons6tunen bette 0uOIitdt, Su is
Gents pro goro.
u. aernsppe,
Rr. 500, Weft : Sditimprsardac, Rr. 500.
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Cine iebr intereiiante 6 ntibei-
in einem lan9wierigen Redtstreite,
cine aebenspertherungs > %Solice betrefieno,
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fdat uorben. 8faserir lit Sran @ertrnoe
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2ife. Sninranee : Company" 0as Gbepaar
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rung gum Betrage pou $4,000 BET aenallnter
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lsbenbsn a~usge;ablt merben iolte. Der Daann
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Gin neuer 8auberein inter bcm Nau1elt
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tion bur annabme oor9elest tperoen. 4j9 WntbeiIe
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Mnuumentnl>N ouncreiu Wr 4

W0ltilrtental>SatDcret Wr. 4.
Critic @eIoperlooiung niditen Mittnpd, Ibenb,
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bet Hapa StrdnN. Wer Wclo not5ig bat uno Weits
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-27
THE BROOKLYN BUSINESS woMANs UNIOR-TTs
PRESENT NEEDS.

The great need of cheap clearinghouse for
the better class Of engaged Industrial pursuits
had leng been felt in Brooklyn and had been talked
over private circles and agtated In the newspapers
but 1t was not until the Winter Of 1901 that any de-
cided action was taken in the matter The Brooklyn
Womans Club then organized Society TO DO called The
Business Womans Union, for the purpose OF providing
comfortable home for teachers and Others, whero
board might be had at the possible rates. having as
secondary object the establishment OF Bureau where
all business information relating to women might be
given and received and where the statistics and reports
OF the various charitable institutions of Brooklyn might
be Kept Subscriptions Lists opened at once, and by
the LIST Of May, when the Society ready to begin
operations, the amount received had reached d 49, @
This included tS g. the proceeds Of four nights private
theatrcas given by the Club, and t977 received from
Mr. Curts's lecture Dickens, generously given for
the benefit Of the Onion. No. 30 Wiloughby, large
and comfortable home taken by the Society and
furnished throughout with the help Of many kind con-
were rented for the use Of the Brookiyn Womans Club
sdS U per this sum paying the salary Of tfs
OF May and during May and June the house accommo,
II % there
every day the numbe possibly be accom-
boarders in To this many Of the very class the
Society arc most DESTROYS to help naturally object,
might be enjoying the benefits Of tho Home bad 1t
been possSe to furnish them with separate apartments
which for very large. The board ranges from y to
Is 80 per week according 20 the number OF inmates in
rOon and the washing done In the house for rs cents
Dozen During the Summer 1t found advisable TO
provide an assistant for the lady superintendent, at
salary OF $780, and from the very outset with the eIcep
ton Of me rent which covered by subscription the
is more small bed rooms ted for or two perscns
TO enable the Union to take Of that better class OF
women struggling for livelihood whom they are trying
to assist and whom they are forced TO turn away by doz
sens trem the mere lack Of room. The house Ia Will
sloughhyst has the advantage Of alley way upon one
side and large piece OF ground upon the other,
which would afford an opportunity to greatly enlarge
Band Improve It's accommodations could tho property be
bought and secured fOrthe Of the Union. The SOcf
ETY. feels much encouraged by the fact that the Homo
has paid fts running during the first SIX months
OF its existence cannot but hope TO be enabled
enlarge the sphere OF its usefulness They trust that
tho blessings Of cheap and comfortable home for tho
1naDy young girls who have TO fight srglehandcd In the
Nbatte of great city for their daily bread will be felt
ply all their sisters who safely sheltered In homes f
Sther and they appeaO the fathers aud husbands
who knO best what dangers and trials bcset women
hOuseees and alone TO stretch forth helping hand for
L the sake of their moth, and their wives
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-27

house, and that he refused, because no oerncaeo OF
burial was furnished had never seen Alec Bowsos anu
did aot know anything about tho family. OfcSr Jonh
LeInoX testified that he searched the house OF HsenL
wcg and found the articles produced in c0urt; iounu
pe girl who directed the trunk to I've taken away,
THE PoST-MORTEN-wAs THERE An AD0RT1ONt
Or Joseph Cushman rcs6ed-l phySeisI and
PosmortmSn the body the deceased The morning ere
August at the hogue did the articles the runt pht
the things that they told the unk Suro te
trunk e ore before mel asd found 70 be u senes TS
inches wide end IL l6 inches forget which In depth e ooo
feet inches ~ length; Tie deceased was S'SGe .uce
had blue there external mAin ol ,.srHs
the inner coating Of the abdominal cavity showed o. s
tCn the nerk Of the from the external to TIE 'ens
showed tearing had the Appearance o. hi
ing recently discharged fGtu have no doubt wbaNr wa. bv
been pregnant; death heterogeneous
aborOn the liberation by hard NOT har
but rather hlun, have pscng In w.iork hnce
g. Apart from the you describe could yVa swear ' w"
an sbortroni A. Yes Sir.
q Without the decoration = A. Yes str.
Q What without the hoersioui A. Yea IL, a--., 49,
O. thasthe lheerahon
toni A No; can't positively but the heersSoh
peritonits and death -, ,,..,u,.
@ Are ysu sure 1t was thai eIPeedi an posuH,,S
After some further testimony by Dr. cushnan Ienuns
prove that an abortion had been PRODUCED the case
was adjourned TO 10 q N. to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-27
DECIsIONS--OCT. IS.

In the United States Circuit Court. yesterday,
Jnee appeals In bankruptcy the Appellate
raised until all OF the quses
voved been disposed Of the Court below Inc oe
Supreme Court Ckambers-By Judge Barnard
Brained Ggt Van Auden Pile Co-Moton denied MI.
By Judge al ig Hermann ct
granted without In Benz CshooD-Repo confirmed he
Shaw WioI stnMohon denied paihtfs costs $40
Ghes al Tate ct ALOD PLAINTIFFS snpaAnons
mott . denied costa to abide event
By Judge Sutherland-Knk Kelly; Russell Agt Miner ct Al
settled White al agt Howard ct aSee men, with Clerk
Supertor Court-Specidl 1erm-By Judge Jones'
act Behing Chapman; Batchnsr agt Norwich Flre
na Blhua Albany City Insurance Coz Same sg Hope I'm
Surnnce Co.; Stevens sg. COle--0rder granted
Common Pleds-Specidl 1Prm-By Judge Robinson
GnhA ag ooplon ct A-Moon that Sheriff bS apply proceeds OF
Greenhalps execution granted, with 80 costs
Marine Court-Generdl Tem-By Alker, Curtis,
and Joachmsn JJ-Browp a HeyeDgs, Dolner ag Saaosn
same sgt Same Judgment AFFIRMED with costa
TT[aT by Judge JoaehnlenPH ag Grafton-
COST and allowance NoTs s Hessn-ActiOn judgment
plaintiff for S24 costs and allowance Pollock sg hme&
Jpdgment and allowance Newton Ag
for the plaintiff stipulation for Sl46 70 costs
allowance Solomon AFT Decentralization for goods sold aud
Observation-Disclosures plaintiff for s6 costs and allowance
Decentralization for goods sold and deVeo uogmen
for $3.50 %. costs, and allowance.
CurtiE-Wa dsn Lg- Naturalization 70
cover for goods and delivered defense being that the char
mepresenated tined dcon reserved Ross
taken Hertz at Bock-Referred SweenV Agt TeSettled
Judge AkerBGndmn sgt The New YOrk Lght ana
Co-Acon work done Judgment for the plaintiff for 500
costs and allowance Taylor ag 0gder Puler sgt Be-DniHed
by default sgt The Alfred Bliss Manufacturing Co-Tna con
tnued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-27
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EBw-roKk.

CLEARED.
ss::R:s a: Br Sss1a.n Sidney Rail-
Steamship Hermann LVnsso Cbsesemhn, Swami l. H1gS'oo
Steamship sou.A o.Ou. Beckett. Charleston c. I'll hO.,
z cA,. S;:es,S &c nST,y Fer &C. On
Steamship s.%sS f Tss7 D E.s F;I: G:s steam
s s's.%:sS s. bS g s%s
1lben,s Couch Norfolk Cit, Point Richmond
IS sts"%sbiO Neptune, B.isr Boston, 2; P. DtnOcL
Ship ii1H B.1e. ts sH BDHos hTsrDoe whshtca
SEP G.sP Esl f. h aii59Ss S%sS
S St ydSn' ES L"a TssA
BIZ ABBY Tb.1ter P.risr Deme.ra MOler Tneb.od.
B BIZ Jno aeDonsd BTJ hcAlnOn PI NeTin'
Br0 Guis,ppIpa H. (l) Ro Cork Falmouth soco hch Co
se5f Edwld Palmer stevens LasUaya and CAmPe.e ty w.
ssI I M.laRs f sE P s.no windsor cad, HHr
scbr B. n H.-in. wy, Ch.s.'on Eyans Ball s Co. 1ca
sehr Blcistone WieisOn, Providence.
ARRIVED
Steamship MSgs Cs,S SS.e. Havana Oct a. with nd ''
az s % s sept
se6 s. B. sa. Goberth sHase n % a'y. win spH E.
ssSI F.in Hs lo PSoiS g. Minis sonsoa H. D."
s = s: s. John John ; Day. : .s .a lumber
uI. pu,.h.hnoa Prnnkln Pierce, EiIabebpork
Charger, BliIabethpOrt = b. bo.erlhe LNL.O'"p
Anthony Burton BiLsbethport SAvin bhhOe'ppo NJ. N
sjaS Wright, Providence L. SURGE hoehPgt 49,
A. @. Peaie. Cromwell u ~; pe hHl', II'sJ
ROber. Myhan, Gloucester. mcaeson, poTH 81
Ella Jane Bridgeport . ~ b9ueo, r't aver
SArdinGn Rocksnd. Saota ooe'Sr.
g. N. smith, NeW. Bedford. X 3. Deaet lsanso5.
NJ A. TYLER. Wireblm Nm Insn' rIo' uHHa
Thoa Ellis, H,rWich Iost mhInp, ~ p.n@a.
Hazard, BndgsPort NJ LnNIInIs' p,nTtJ.n..
" ~ Idssan Nellie b., Bsstpot y
Bradley, Hew.HsTsn Sp.Ie.'0 Gi Liot
Tllle b. Provieence Heosen' oI,eI p,o,id.n..
~ :" U.hSi RGnbsthpor Josephine Newport
DOMESTIC PORTS.
o.t as-Ip the hlrbo Bella from JslIonNne rier
Bosou with and m,oOm broles1 kva. IRON H 20,
@ B,i1more for Lockwood cn Jief,ouVe for NV
To r. Rowland saGEerte. for v..hingtSni os Jane
for WIShington. heturneo s'eA"sAP e~A N-- " "
ehipsry damaged ,rL., H. u.,.,.
Iror Latesi Ship Eeus FIN Pd1s.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-27
CRIMINAL COURTS.

At the Essex Market Police Court, Eliza McCarty
yesterday stealing $50 from her mistress Henrietta
Smith Of No. 256 BOwery.
Morris Abraham. proprietor OF the second hand
clothing store committed yesterday having
received Of James B. DemOre At Ne 26
Eighth about two months ago
At the Jefferson Market Police Court, Constant L.
committed Yesterday for stabbng Emile
SIS BTomeE Herauh pleaded that his wife bad been
iDdced by BueI and Nat the gtVes he'd oe stS
Meeting his wife Benior the latter uttered saoh
insulting language that Berault stabbed him
At the Tombs Police Court, Justice Hogan com
d stealing Eve pieces Of cotton goods
value Henry Thompson store No 100 PraDkln-st The
property his possession. John Cross onghore-
man of No q Heurv committed R having stabbed the
Fourth Precinct who bad
rested being drunk and dorderly the street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-27
THE FOLEY INJUNCTION.
DELAY IN ITS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN
TRODUCED.

DELAY IN ITS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN
PRODUCED.
Mr.. Bartlett made q motion yesterday BE-
fore Judge Barnard in Supreme Court Chambers Ior
settlement Of the order pursuant 10 his recent occasion
regarding modification Of his original Injunction 20 a.
to permit the completion of permanent works IN prog
ress under the supervision Of thetroton Aquoduos DC
partment. He stated that he had drawn modihoauon
Of the order In conformity with the opinion. nsney:
This Injunction ska Interfere with the Work OF per
nanent improvements the receiving or DISTRIBUTING
reservoirs or the laying Of mains. H,
Mr. Laurence stated that he did not wholly approve OF
the working OF the proposed modification Inc recevlnR
and distributing reservoirs weDe both situated N Man
haitian Island while the reservoir referred TO II MI
the latter alone relief was asked He thought that the
nartes seeking relief shond be given only the exact re-
lief solicited II the order was entered IL the form m
which it was proposed by Mr. Bartlett, IT might DO
discovered that come permanent nproYe-
ments necessary to be made in the reservoirs on
island. ,,,-,
Judge Barnard said that he referred only and Intended
only to decide in to the reservoir IN Putnam
County he understood that those OH the island were
already completed When he drew the order he did not
have the affidavit before him which the modification
distributing reservoirs surprising that they had been
mentioned In the affidavit,
Mr. Laurence thought that by substituting the words
Putnam County" for the words receiving and
distributing the order would then conform 70 what the
Judge evidently intended tO be his ruling.
Judge Barnard reserved decision, stating that he
would speedily settle the case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-27
REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK. Thursday. Oct. %, 10

HEw-YoRK, Thursday, Oct. 20, 1871.
Messrs. Muller, Wilkins g. Co. held highly
successful sale this morning. under the direction Of the
executor Of the late Lucius Cttenden The attendance
was largo and the bidding active until the last plot
sold. Thirty lots Broadway sold at prices rang
ing from q $50 TO t2G75 each The plots ara In the
OF these lots and yet the Boulevard has not been
opened so that the property has yet to pay for street
openings, sewers, and Tagging The location IL HIGH
and commands an exclusive view OF New.YOrk and the
adjacent towns In HewJersey and Long Island. The
prices realized were good and compared with sales OF
the Dykeman estate last Spring, indicate that decline
in Fort Washington win be made at present The buyers
were mainly capitalists and merchants who actively
competed for the choice plots The property sold for
t420.570
Brighton s. L. located Jayst and Stuyvesant place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-27
CIVIL NOTES.

In the suit of Frank johnson against c. j.
Oppenhcmer action already reported, growngOut Of
a dispute concerning leases Of property Broadway
the Jury brought verdict yesterday of S. 10 for the
plaintiff.
In the matter of the Coleman receivership,
q motion made yesterday before Judge Barnard by Mr.
Beach 10 have the fees OF Coleman, receiver Of
the English shares Of railway stock ascertaned and ad
usted was adjourned until 1t could be ascertained what
fees were allowed in the y. s. Circuit Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-27
Gifp Real gslaie for Sale.

A CORNER and two adjoining LOTS on Lex
n ing1on-sre Harlem desrably ocated ehespi price $500
Inquire OF BEBKMAS BRO, Grocers $40 Second ave-
STH-AVE.-HOUSE and FURNITURE for
- the the Avenue Reo>it and most
built handsomely scoe throughout. and OF the most
elegantly Furnished houSes pure se the country For fn pcg
Isrs nauirs THE POTTER STYMUS MANUPAC-
TUNING COMPANY 3S LeIingonave between Ast IL and
and ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-27
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN NAILS.
FRlDAE, OCT. n.

No Steamship Mains
SATURDAY 0cT. n
steamship City Of lesoob
I70O ABupplsnena Nail, Pier Nc Is, n. r. 10
closed at las p. N 49,
IAN Deposited Supp Nail be prepaid with
double postSR &c
Mails the States BrcEen per steamship Denau
close ItnA
6UNDB y OCT %
at II soleck a Thr tsst-Ohce open rOn
m. 70 IL 4
ROND AZ, oer. ~
AspuWal AmerieRn and south
Pscde Ports etc. per Steamship Rising Star close Nlea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-27

The Hon. Henry B" Samuelson, member OF
p.,nomsnt for Cheltsnham, Q town adjoining Glou-
caster. England, who II visiting this country vent
20 Gioucester on the ssth, TO present nDe paint
ing Of Old Gloucester. England, 70 ne CITY N
behalf Of TIE Bon William " Pnoa ~ n " ostPoessS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-27
pASSENGE IRIS ARRIVED.

FROM HAHANAIs reams Zip Moro CSstIe. Oct 26Abigal
Agramoe and child Mrs DE- BsDcouH
George A. Belhe PanA Cabtre. A A. Cabelero
Miss Hattie Gibson Miss Mira The Mn wilder. 4 e. Guerra A.
T. MOunDs. CAmpOa. Franco
CalcaguiuC j. & BIsqnet, Beam n and CbiHsneR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-27

In return FOR opureses extend cd 10 his Capt VIM
occasion Of his visit In 1854 At the dinner which was
given In Mr. samuelsons honor, Of tho toasts was
The Dominion CONFERENCE.-The delay in rntifyng VIE
Treaty the cause OF unfrlendly feelings between oar
country and England" The unveiing Of the painting,
which s SIX feet square and said 10 be fine work vi
art, was received with cheers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-27
DsBtfbesler Counip Real estate tor Sale

NOR SALE, to close an Estate-A FARM of
60 land and outbutngs good conditions
fruit &c At weschesteT County NJ " Highway from
mes rum PeekSk 81 miles from Ma
hopae mile Michigan desirable location respect
Of remain InquI' Of
WIZ ROAKE Shrub OaE, N. T.,
JOHN C. BARROW 50 Lfberty-st n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-27
THE LIBERTY OF THE CITIZEN MAINTAINED
The GOOD work which Judge Barnard prom

ised days ago toward mitigating the evils OF the
present system Of imprsoning debtors, which has been
so fully illustrated in THE TRIBUEEs exposure OF Lud
lowest Jail life, has been formally begun in an order
by that Judge, issued yesterday, as follows:
hereafter Onier Of
Judge Barnard against defendants for obtaining money
other by through false peen unless the same
shall have been made writing and subscribed by the persons OF peOn
sought o be proceeded AgaiBst.
Sod-OTded order Of arrest will be granted
against for libel assault and battery Islander false iHps
OF
Thrd-No Of will be granted seton unless the
parties nOnednts sbon removing nom The uso
ton Of the where the sought 70 he eeoV
Il than
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-27
Brookirn Real Gstate for Sale.

EOR SALE, RENT, or EXCHANGE for LOTS
ANDISE-Besutifn tUOs,ory, hghsoop COTTAGE
full sld marble nane rang &c new East New
hOk from Atantclye. o. H. PIERSON No 5PnesL ~ l.
ENOR SALE-Snug little 3-story brick HOUSE,
Sc North First msne gaHI1res; in complete reaar
uROoruped trims Wh GREbH So Fourth MHham'1ugh
nor SALE and TO LET-Desirable HOUSES
" '-1 RUTAED WHITING Beekmans-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-27

l. L =
II foot and foot OF 2dst as foIoSs =, 80
Through Express Trains leave ChmbesA t9 ~ ~
m = daily New and improved Drs Sing sSS% I 49,
hroughto Buno and susSaon onlke,
connecting Houkye With nasnSeens Sleeping Ccsccss E
Cleveland and Cincinnati Sleeping Coaehes o
train from sn,9eehAnns " Buffalo the ~ p s s 70
Buffalo Suspension Bridge and Cincinnati An knsran IA leaves
~" Fsr POI J.ryas and Way. N md Ai3oR
Por MddetoWn and Way, 7oo and 3O m AMI ssoos
W crotisriis and Way At til:oO a.
For Nevbur1h and Way, at SO q. $50 and $3.50
Por Suhern and Way, and p N
Por Paterson and Way at Gas 10 nj IL NJ 'lS Sls oS'
PoF HaienscI HiIsdsle and Spring Valley as:l1 sDd ts
1890 t64 and Wednesdays ano Saturdays only
at tl2 midnight. -, -, .,,~o talk
tl5 IE t39O and itS and WednedAys and bAtur
DAYS ONLY 2 midnight Special Sunday Trans at 1900 and S
D. - - - h.,,hu.-. -.
23 depot earlier THAI above Last boat from ,
Ticket. Passage and for Apartment, in and ssss
rage may Offices al s2a and s5 Broadway 90
lSthst and ID Avenue Harlem;
COust Brooklyn ot Broady WILLIAMSBURG D,pos 20. Of
Jersey CITY and Oh the Agents at the principal hotels
tPorP iermou and Hyack tFof Hackensaek.
For Hackensack and HiSdae only. For Crestll olIT
T. % RiJCKER AUGUST VIM. R BARR,
Geu'lSuD'L I'LL Genl PaSEHt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-27
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
Il RAILROAD

hORRlS AND ESSEX OlNISlOH'
NEW BROAD GAUGE LINE Water Gap st-ou na5g
BnghAnton syracuse and oswgO WITHOUT ChAHtb ~ o'
DepOt New York foot Of Bsrey1 and foot Of CtoIbefe IT,
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BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN, VIA BoOnsoo B.ndn
directly through from SeWYok 0sWeso without change
connecting at Dover with Chester B. Waterloo Vita ssssc rs
and al Scranton with and B. r for Kingston "ikesoae rS
&c.
55 EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN Deuyle With Boon
Branch Dover CnesteT Branch Waterloo Vita sux
AndOver and Newton Washington with the d. L. and n
for Water Gap Stroufshurg Scra0s Great Bend s
and OsHego and at Esston with behgh valley o al p"A
laco o. LBHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops a. Newark Morrs.
Dover Waterloo HsckettStoEu Washington Phhosoa and
with ensex Railroad al Pklpsbuy
BEL Del r for Belvidere ke al RAston "a L. " X
Bethlehem Allentown Auch Chunk. Wikesbare hesnS Hld
40 D m BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via Paterson and
Boonton directly through Bnghaos toou change Of
stopping principal stations Connecting at Dover with Chester T.,
and az Waterloo sth SnaaeX r r
40 NJ BAsTON EXPRESS connects At Dover with Chester
R. Waterloo with R. and at Eaton VIII v or
bethlehem. Allentown. Reading Harrisburg and the West
HACKETTST0WH MAIL, connects with Boonton 'oe'
and RAlroada
m. DOYEP EXPRESS. "a.
PorAoRRIsTowN, at7l5 sU u:so l2oo n. f:O ~" HIo'
F1r sIHMIF and intermediate stations $780, 7:7 $40 1910
and ll2O 1880 9!0 42o sC9 md $50 m DIN ON ,o,o
and 40 $40. 4;2O 49, 500, 0;o0 oifO ~ SI
and SpPxnRK At $50 7,l5 7:t $50 s:lo $40 Io:lo fo:1
II m l. and ROO M sl:l0, 300, 't;o 800 800 $50 4lO
An 40 $40 500 $50 $780, 500 $40 800 s0 Sh asd
l:I5 o. M Trains marked stop AZ Esst Newark ,o . soo
$40 and i;OO m and 2:UO $50, $40, $40 and ~
WV 49, ~ \. SCHOCH, supeTnendent