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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-06-24
Bloody Dysentery Cured.

Mrs X. taken with this disease, Immediately swal-
lowed six Brandreth's Pills, in four hours took four
more, drank plentifally of faxseed tea used from
two to four night and morning for week, when she
was perfectly cured and in renewed health
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-06-24

Stations for Common Labor.
The following is from the Chicago
Express
Any one obseryant of the value and
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-06-24

PLAYING the violin IS the present in
iatuation of young ladies in New Ha-
ven
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-06-24
HAPPY ARE THEY WHO HAVE
LEARNED.

If the body daily receives q needed amount OF nu
triton and daily expes the worn-out parts by the
sensible and insensibie channels health must be the
consequence.
When we have a cold, diphtheria when we have
bowel complaints, when we costive, when have
spaemodic and bilious affections and acid stomach ;
when we have sick he ads aches, when have rheuma
ism or tumors they are all the result of retention
of matters which should have passed by the skim the
kidneys the bowels. In fact, disease, from
paralysis dropsy may be included and all cured
by medicine which mildly removes these retained
worn out parts of body.
1t is now conceded that all inflammation is derang
ed nutrition In the process of Inflammation there Is
rapid waste wearing away of living tissue, hence
the great heat; the Inflammation draws the blood
repair this waste and the greater this draft the
constitution the greater the loss of vital Now
what is to be DONE Purge, purge; for experience
has demonstrated that all inflammation
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-06-24

Reeyed and cared by DR. Sher1n Patent Appliance
and Compound Once 81 broadway IN Y. Send loo.
for book and Photographic Hkenesses cases before
and after cure with Henry Ward Beechers case let
tiers ana portrait Beware of travelling npostorswho
pretend TO have been assistants of DR.. SHERMAN
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-06-24
Dropsy, Swelled Liver and Spleen
Cured.

MI. S. for year very sick Commenced
with violent cold; finally limbs became dropscal,
les of size liver and spleen also greatly
swollen, projecting several inches outward His doc
tors said he could not live week. Concluded to
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-06-24

Esg3 g DELAY not till tomorrow what
should be done to-day" Cure that cough be-
fore it is forever too late. One bottle of Co.'s
COUGH BALsAM will cure. 1t is agreeable.
cheap and effectual. Delays are dangerous.
A word to the wise is sufficient.
ANOTHER cargo of oysters was ship
ped from New York to London last
week for seed.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-06-24
Brandreth's Pills are All Important

Begin at once and in a week afterwards compare
your condition before and after.
The address of all whose initial is used is
left for reference at the principal Office in New York
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-06-24
is PRODUCED BY POISONOUS MATTER
IN THE BODY.

Those who would be tree from isease must there
fore begin take out all poison from the blood be-
fore it has time settle and form umors or any fixed
local disease or swelling. For this purpose
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-06-24

Began with five, took more less every day for
three months, when he nearly we'll 1t is now
year and half since and his health improves all the
time. This is known of by thousands, for the
party is well known citizen
In white swellings of the knee some remarkable
cures have been made by Brandreth's Pills.
Mr.. r. B.-White swelling of the knee no hope save
from cutting off the leg. Doctor for that pur-
pose with his tools The man concluded to die, but
with his leg Commenced with Brandreth's Pills,
took them steadily for four mon tbs and they made
perfect cure. He has remained sound now for over
twenty years. and in good health at this writing
May 26, 1871.
In cases of bilious affections heart liver and splice
enlargements in costiveness and piles, andtin all
and skin diseases, the of Brandreths Pills is
about cure the numerous cures of cases of
this kind prove. in fact their use removes all large
small tumors eulGr2Cmcnts, whether of the eye
of the bowels other parts because they purify
the blood and all unhealthy mat tiers from the
BODY wherever located settled. In the treatment
smallpox and pleurisy even in consumption and all
reliance never doing hurt and always mpartng ben
eft The sale of this great Medicine continues to find
favor with wise and discerning public.
In the year 1870 paid the United States government
thirytwo thousand dollars for three million two hun
dred thousand one cent stamps.
know if the Pills used the health OF tho
world requires should have needed
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-06-24

NJ old WEIGH neighbor over the way
Crept slowly out in The sun of spring.
Pushed from her ears the locks of gray'
And listened to hear the robin sing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-04
CRIMINAL COURTS.

At the Essex Market Police Court, Edward II. Car,
pn.or YESTERDAY. for stealing worth SO from David
H. Stringham's house. No 10 CHntona.
At the Jefferson Market Police Court, John u.
Smith committed Yesterday for stealing 81 RON hs smpoe
H. n and Kills Gohh,ry ~ Mercer .Sauncl Holman, he'll
John RnGSos At No $50 Broadway AMI steal
ing clothing worth $50.
Az the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, Justice
Hogan Riley hoy for stabng Daniel Sullivan NO.
Baiava SHOULDER Wednesday evening John Donohne o
No Ftaye while saloon at Chatham and Roosevelt
st. on evening he'd $50 stolen frcm bin by Sarah hoGsn
and Hannah Williams who committed to await u1aih mary
Quinn Tor stealing UteristSn Srymanssi IN hotts
e I'm the Court of Special Sessions, before Judge
John Cash cre 70 horse, was tntd 1
John fined SO. John lnee stealing coat
worth Davis Pentsnary months George Isre
assault Patrick Brown hnej 80 oathsne h-rhs
tteau2 pryeThOOs fn ~ Budgets ,hlh we
ute ground Of arrangement the OF the tonn
Charities and Correction Martin Rhn hlme asa am
battery upon Oer Jescs Eel o. The Twenty eighth Pren AZ no
CITY Prison 10 days John hagher sssau an1 pa
ery upon George invalid Pouhave July 81 hn 80
William Miller and Minnie Taylor aanl and h1terY uca oO'
Reed Prison 10 DAYS elch .Atrabm Trade stealing ihe go
buttons from Pen MOUTH Fredeneh DeV'e
charged with indecent assault Auna m age ~ Ts .
Judge said HAT the complainant told an ene dhpi
from what she DID Wien she male TIE compliant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-04
sTABBING AFFRAY IN BROOKLYN

John Schumm, tailor, at No. p Scholes-st.,
Brooklyn, L. d., stabbed in the back and fatally
wounded Wednesdayinigbt, by John Hessler baker
in the saloon Of Andrew Beck at Smith and Boerumsts
scbumm and Beck had been on excursion 10 Rocka-
way Beach, and while under the influence Of liquor are
alleged to have used insulting language toward Mrs
Zmner and other ladies, who passed by the saloon Mrs
thinner aud friends at informed their
that they had been iDsulted Nj. thinner fastened TO
the saloon with several friends and WAS assured that no
insult had been offered to his wife While they were
standing at the bar Hessler rushed up behind Schumm
and plunged sheathkne into his back the blade pene-
tatng the kidneys and infcting wound which is said
10 he fatal The assaant fed, and found Yesterday
concealed his residence In Cookst He locked up
await result Of Schuinins injuries. The wounded
mans ante-mOrtem statement was taken, hut he was
unable 10 identify lis assallsDt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-04
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM LTvERPOoL-n steamship Psnhia Aug - Ccr9sy
Tenre- Mrs Giet Mn Ronald and child, A. 6fooi
G,oo Mis- root Ms NJ WyekoG Miss L. Manning, Miss 4 B.
Manning Mr. Acbnky j. Price. Mr. and Mn Williams o. fanco-
n Il Strand T. schiof u Watsrhouse Mr. and Mn Psrson son
daughter and maid Smith Mr. and Ms cleveland beiof
Howell p T. Barrett BIZ. and Ms Thomas oakes The iHv -
Po,ndo. Mr. Wooyep Daiqo friends. and two servants
Dr. C. Harris J. Ha1eton, Mr. ard Mn A. d. Napier, W
,,o de ysleop and lady htede b. w Jones MI and VI
r. Jscison Mr.. Greeu Notnsn Mss ach9.G~ ~
Huf,rd Cau goue Fraser, M Hatch Mr. and hrs Pes N
Keith g. K.mle G. d Clarke Mr. and Mrs Henry Procm Mr. and
Mr Robert Ferguson Mrs Viele sons and dagt'er Al
gnsne Smith Madam d. IA Bae1 and maid Miss ADDISON
and sister g. Koh<ar T. Honialsnt VT; and MT ALTON s
g. Afasou, Mr. Fefwagen A. Snsh
non Mr. Welsh sprsgr, Mr. Bailey Mr. 0odhe nv an. nf
%s, s.,vsnf and maid Jsrne T. Mason Miss
pisre n ! Andersen D. Strott J. Mlttnone Campbell ud
son D. Lindsay = Spelmsn Shpsny Mah Fletcher h
fetal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-04
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF NEW YORK.

PORT OF HBw- YORK. J.
CLEARED.
S Sssns5ip Bremen a. O Loesg Bremen, 6ereh Co.
steamship Livingston CheeSenan Sa'anO'h
Steamship B, aaos Asqe Nal poili s'e ann Rs Co
Oh Domncu steamship Go. ,,-,,-,.. w. c,,.sco
s.SP A vr mes Hove Philadelphia Lorl Steamship Co.
Steamship Drgo johnson Portland J. F. A% S.,, r.rd.co
s s.%:S TasS T E5s bis SSsS,' ''' ~
ss aSpp H HSh'u LasTcne Boston F. Dmoek
Snip P ro eI a"nnes Cork or Falmouth for Fuueh
Edge Co M, WILL. R.hi, Geo +. BnIev
Bas Rahe stsbs taJ CappeO Plume and Tne Kremmebers
BGe Monte Christi Emo, CAYENNE s R. ksyT Fl 60 Wa,
B Ageno5a W %sn G ss1,n lGl S'f Bsey s co.
sh, E E,y sI Psrt sta'BB6 c.id Boston
s sht g. Sherwood OBJ TAYLOR sydney, B.. P Nevusk
s9 s; puof. pbde Brewster Humscoa Miller HoughtOu
Schr IT, T. Predpore Parker Tom, Rve5, n j. v;u...c
s sST & SDs g. a S1SS. S MStt Bro
sehr sas Brainard Hawkins Hartford H. '" Jackson Co.
ARRIVED.
ga with md'e and S Ps y Cronadi for Boston
% passed Cuna steamship bound supposed , Ps ns Nara
i Ro,5 ug e. with to Fre Baker Cae Oh Boston Light
' S GI George Hurbu Mason Cardiff Iuue 70 With railroad ron to
ORDER vessel sturge Chairman 20 ~ & 1870 h ,s
a aaHh S W. nsn from from boston for Melbourne
Barb GCor g ~ cc ahd ssy Co vessel Win ingalls,
light winds and fog the ep, pas'1 eo T T u d,,.
HTQ IL - a.
with sit 10 r. T. Dunsoomb vessel TO Miller hongu,on sailed 10
rnnsy vim bTk J. for Philadelphia has hAn ght "nl
and es the entire PASSAGE M IN port brig iioDe o noop ID
~. 7 b,vx Nth
s, 10 Seleon Iey Parker Has had night WINS and
calns the entire passage ~ c-,..- A.. .i, Inn ,.,
sr M.y Parker Petty Norfolk With shingles to Thomas Benton
'G sehr yo.eph Franklin Rudolphe Virgins.
d.. 10. Steeln Soul. Virgins
SEA- c il. MIisoo DALEY. Virginia
fehr Ocean Queen. TAYLOR. Virginia
Scbr. Co.gress Sesyey. Virginia
ser Dandy of Nassau Iuard Cat Island dss with phtApPe'
10 Jos. EB,bA
Schr g. II. Kirl Robinson. Virginia.
Ma Jane. Bowler virginia.
Soar Montevue Jeffrey Virginia
Hs1ellcl, Baker, Virginia
Eolr II. IIi.bfoaek Soper Gcorgetown d. e..
seht $. J. Howl. Cranner Baltimore for New Haven
sehr Wlos Harp Hawkins, Baltimore Tor Nof"fh iii, - -
sthr MaunA (1 East Mschas Talbot JaeAoh" IL JAYS
with lumber o Al airchli; vessel to Talbot Y"
SeiT Ida DeeTng EhLahethpon for Taunton
ksbT Forest HOME, WOrn, k0slYn . - . p---,,-
Ser Grand Island MeIntrs RocEsOj With stone to BTooIJn
Bridge Go. GU, r.
sehr Damon Thomas lumber 10 Simpson 'spp TO-
hefT Peiro Hudson, New Haven.
kthL ARIEL DAVIS, New. London.
keIL }. w. Borden lisdxn, Pail River
Scht Annie ppsni Iiuse NewIIlSeb icf fbladtIhM
fthT Annie Lewis, Jones New Iisyeh
hchT Ann Bh4a, Adams Bridgeport
f'LI Treasure Taylor, Pro,hirb's.
soir Fashion, Young Bridgeport
tsbf Verabds, posJs, bfssio'd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-04
BRUTAL ASSAULT BY THREE ROWDIEs-AN
OFFICER STABBED.

Henry Schlchting of No. 81 West-st., while
passing through Frontst early yesterday. knocked
down, kicked and beaten, by James Smith, Barney Me
LaughliD and another man, who attempted TO steal his
wallet containing S22. Patromen Gillespie and Qunan
OF the Second Precinct, Fastening 10 the assistance Of
tine injured man, secured Smith and Mclaughlin after
long chase and took them TO the Beekman-st Police
Station. As the officers making their charge, Smith
suddenly stabbed Quinan In the abdomen, causing a
severe wound. The ruian at seized, and the
knife taken from him The accused locked up and
later III the day taken before Justice Hogan the TOmb
Smith was committed in default Of 5000 bail for each
ofiense and Mclaughlin in default OF $500 bail. Smith
claims 10 be native Of London, age 23 truckdriveT
living AT No 10 MOnroe-s His confederate is press
feeder, age 49, living at No. IN Water-s lie alleged
that he was grossly Intoxicated and had been dragged
assault.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-04
ImToETAET DECISION WITH REFERENCE TO
WATER RATE

IMTOETAET DECISION WITH REFERENCE TO
WATER RATES.
Judge Sutherland filed his decision, yester-
day. in the Of Adams agt. The CITY, tired in the
Supreme Court, Special Term. The plaintiff kept dis
tery at No 257 Waers and in May, 1867 he paid $40
for water 10 DO used on his premises till May 1863 on
the receipt appeared this memorandum: 1.-THE charge
for extra water this bill is subject such addition or
reduction subsequent examination by the engineer
of the Department may indicate determine" The ds-
tlery closed In June, aud notice given 10 the
Department TO slrIt of the water and send engineer
estimate the charge for water already used. The Dc
parment shut off the water, but made no estimate.
Plaintiff demanded $3.50 60 the amount paid In excess,
and refusal brought suit in December, 1870 Defen-
demurred and argued that appeared by the cou-
tract was made for the year and the expenses Of the
Department continued. Plaintiff claimed that IL was "a
compulsory payment under the city ordinances that
H. was much payment deposit 10 secure de
PENDANTS, as shown by the memorandum the bill and
that defendants having failed 10 estimate the amount ~
water actually used he entitled TO recover for water
not used.
The Court overrued the demurrer and filed the follow
ing opinion: Tue recciptcd bill shows that IL for
water TO be supplied to May J. 1858; the note suhOind
to the bill tends show that S42b in fact deposited,
az security for payment OF the amount Of water that
should he actually used to May 1868; the plaintiff shall
he entitled explain, the trial. by parole evidence,
the reepipted bill and memorandum snboined, and shall
also allowed show by other evidence That S25 was
really intended deposit for securing payment for
the water that should De actually used to May l, 1868
there must Judgment for plaintiff on the demurrer,
with costs permission given 20 defendant Ia answer
III 20 days, pay Iuent Of COSTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-04
MUSCULAR BROKERS.

Abraham ii. Dayton of No. 113 Water-st
and Vim. j. Emmett Of Walst., brokers, quarrecd yes
terday business transaction. Dayton said that
Emmett had attempted 10 cheat him, and his opponent
struck him in the face challenging him to the
Insult. Dayton declined, and, by advice Of his friends
caused the Of his assaIlan who taken before
Justice Hogan at the Tombs After considerable discus
sion the complaint wac Withdrawn and the prisoner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-04
CorRT CALEspAas-rnis DA,.
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
FRIDAY, AuGUsT 4.

II.
Honolulu Australia and NT Zealand VII be ssR nom Ss
The All mall matter Ne
Francisco sud main NeS iork before H.
Aug. g. ,-,--- ,t.,...u $50,
below Ia he Pass shoui be Married ana sent
New thsssa
SATURDAY. AUGUsT
AMI Liverpool per steamship
CITY Of Paris close at ESQ a. No Supplementary Mail .
Mails for States Bremen steamship Donan
from foot Of Tn rlt Hobosen the Poet Oce II NJ at
station 1900 NJ D. 1880 No Supplementary Mail Steam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-04
YOUNG BIIYGIARe AT WORK IN MAID

YOUNG BURGLARS AT WORK IN MAIDEN LANE.
John Lee, age 10, of No. % Cberiy-st., and
Charles sullivan. age 10, OF No. 1G2 Madison st., broke
into the Office OF Raymond =. Lattore, the second
floor Of No lo5 Maidcnlane Wednesday evening, and
stole &c boxes OF cigars, worth 500 When arrested they
confessed their guilt and were committed yesterday to
the TCmbsby Justice Hogan to await trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-04

,,o ,mnor,ance OF cooked food becomes known Now
'an sn0rosrions are flung aside without examination
a1 curt" II won't pay." Tho fattcning steers are
.io1 and straw sheds protect them from snow ana
Wind Large square troughs are built through inc i'u
" % ,bc uen A wagon, loaded with ears, is driven
~ along close beside the trough and two men shoVe'
corn into It rs fast they can The ration Ia IN rough
,v neck or q ears at iced two foods day ana Just
No much hay as they can eat great deal OF TINS corn
films down the threats and Ia not so much rs crachcu ~
passes ont whole in their dung SO agang OF hogS
ed with the steers, and they show commendaoe II"
dustry and humility OF taste In getting iat on '
durr Nnetenths Of the eOrnfed beef OF Illinois II p
i'm this way and than half of the pork Conc pa
RE farmers, let cipher little and find out "ic'n
there il sense in the Eastern doctrine OF COOKING o
animals You say your runs through WIN ~ care
in q day aud all the dry hay he wants you nav
and hay in great abundance you throw 30 huhurc" VI
hay day before lCO steers. If yOu should Steam -
pounds Of hay, mixed with the corn-mea rom d" o'i'
ground and cooked YOU could feed two bulocks just W
HIGH az YOU fed one bullock now and III Twice W '
for the knife az you are now fattcning You can e'
steady man bv the year for SIS and board What oo'ci
work can he do in tc four Winter months thah 10 inho
one pound 20 as far two 70 nowf your SIo,ns "i
paratus may cost you siOO Your coal oi VIII w '-'o
more Now add up: 49,
Hire Of man and his board four months NY
Interest and wear ON boer..-.............. ~
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Va Ill, 40 ,ou II Won can with co ears and IS pounds
- bov mt a mound Of BEEF day on an animal by
stcaminc you can make the same fodder produce TWO
,o,,,,Ts Of beef Suppose you Wintering 100 head
IN fopr months by the old rough way you can make ioo
mounds a day 100 days 1900 pounds by se"i'us
th came material will make 1900 pounds, at cost oil
s9 ooo mounds the gain by steamug, at seven cents,
IL ESQ Deduct the $40 and the clear gain in beef Is
600 In order to defend the present usage, ~ must p
bon thai The o these 100 cattle. now fed, would
make 5000 worth pork without other food, ana TINS
cannot be shown But granting shat 1t might be done
what rightrinded man would not prefer to send SOJ
worth Of sound sweet beef to consumers rather than
$500 worth of such hog meatf j. b. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-04
yhTAL EEHULTS or THE sElOND-AVE CAR


John Drlatour, who, with Thomas Owens,
wac ruAod from tue f!out 81 platform OF ssocdndaye
ear by thtNdriScr ia:ncA Flood on Sunday might, died
yesterday 90 bis reeidcncc No. % Ucsers,. He vase
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-04
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE,

native Of Ireland age y, unmarried and employed IA
clerk In South 81 Owens has only been IN tho country
few weeks, and lives at No Ca DOuga-3st, BfoJHyh
His right leg has been amruated. Ar Inquest whI soon
ne held,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-04
FRIDAY, AUGUST A, 1877.

fehr Caroline Cornels Crovey Somoret
tehr. Aglcs k-pyon New Bedford
DOMESTIC PORTS.
hHsoy, 1-Auiyed stcimshu. Gsncgs from Nes.Yosk;
iyar pTlde hiai snip Golden from Orleaas
Fu-.ts HJsEoE Aug Sshrnyo, bark Pauline, Cardiff
FOREIGN PORTS
Iospov, 3he No-heuntn Lovd steamship Ilana Capt
Lr m RcSioTK Jy g. arrived at Soaiha to-day,
ffOrCcitd for Bremen.
SPOKEN.
Slap Mystic Belle BVnhay Jane o. lat n ~
80 ~ w.
For --latest shin Ners see Fifth PGGcl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-04
p1SSFNG Frs SAILED.

FOR LuvERPooLIn steamship CITY Of hniTerP Aug ME-
S;neg Rev w HYDE Henry Hanan Ftz Nsbet William Elnes
Tbo Atxster w r. Buerioif james Smith d. NJ Turre Fnt
Mchelson, Mrs Phyh Wynhsmer apd emm rAbeI buo'f ~
Richarllnn Miss l. A. Cooke.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-04
TIE COURTS.
4 POINT FOR JUDGE PRATT.

In the Supreme Court Chambers, yesterday,
in the of Wilson against Brown, trabe In Kings
County, application made for order, the nature OF
which not distinctly stated Judge Cardozo very
cmphatcay declined to grant any order that would III
trict.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-04
nECISIONS-AuGusT 3.

Stpcri0r CoHyt-Specidl Tem-By Chief justice
Bau Darling RObertsOner granted Morgan agL Daneio
Il notice he given to defendant attorney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-04
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

A., 4.yq Sun s.w ..... 7:l2 Neon $40
Day n
so uook IC.2I Cows island ll:ol Hell Gss Ferry 2EI
49, HIGH pAN-P. NJ
0.4Jl Cows Island ll:2 Htl Ua~ r'ff}
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-04


TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK
Po Newiayeu sud BRIDGEPORT LEI ll9 1915 tBIl
(EYl 3:4j. 4:gD. $3.50, and ok o.
For nord Sratfosd FAIRFIELD Southport and WesPo't li1
NJ; g., 49, and $50 p 10.
go (BI.) $50, 500 and (EIl ,.
For Darien T. ll:D m 30 4:3o $3.50, and 6:3lp m.
For Stamford 9{Il Il:y0 1915 tBr El5, ELb 5b
t:3o tE1). 4:ij, $50 $50 I:l5, 9 (Br.l >. m.
intermediate q ll:o m I'D 80,
as 3:3n 6:30. Els
sonday Mail Train Leave. New York at o
Boston, via both Springfield Line and Shore Line
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield, 9 =. ~; end
For Shore Line, 1915 ande
Hartford and Sprin6eh a. l2:l5, ., and ? no. -,
Por Newport r. t. NJ (R1) AMI 1915 (Ll connecting ~h
Ksrsgsn Bay at WEXFORD arriving IN Tess ihah dsh'
hour. - ,
For Connecticut Railroad A5 m TO Montreal
o IN Northampton.
For Shoe Railway to Norwich ard tloViehee l|9
g. TO NeNL London 40 SOT-eI, p.
For Nersven ami Northampton Railroad m NJ To north
amp,ou and williamsburg -, ,,.-,s..,
n. and ?.
PoT Railroad. NJ I'D go p n,o ""t to'!'
Danhury and korHslk RaiOs, e H. iI;l, sh = D ID
For New-Csnsan Railroad, lAl., ~ inl ,;JJ o.
aacbe 20 p fn ad az" T" s1n
dsy Mail rain Line Drsrngroom Car atins' VIC"
m. and IN Trains 49,. -, .,...l o,sr this road AZ
the Dnof OF the Ses II Yea z r., "tn'srn
. AMI Fonrhaye also OIres Of the No"-ios iianT o.
BTosdA aui No I"a 81 nf"osNlt a
by leaving have e baggs cn' 90 ssn ''"
four esiIeuce TO desiDst on Jh'''' IL "O' nv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-04
Excursions.

TENTH GREAT EXCURSION
EUROPE AND THE EAST.
Swzeand italy, Greece Turkey Pales
tine Egpt; returning Vienna and PARIS to New York
for months, goh
Including bOsr with vine TO all sights guiding at
tendance, luggage pourboire. drives in carriages, he
SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO LADIES'
This undertaking Europe those grand
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