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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-10-19

LINsUAANQEeoNPANIE a.aLL RInH

The following dispatehes have been re-
ceiyed by BARRows s. SMYrI, our vel
known and reliable General Insurance
Agents Of this city:
CISCINNATI. Oct. 10. 1871 The General
Agent OF the HiIna Insurance Coaa-
sany announces their readiness 10 pay
every dollar.
CINCINNATI. October IO.-The Andes is
sound. Push the bnsiness.
j. b. BESSETT. President.
NEW YORK. Oct IO-The Chicago losses
VIII not Affect the Capital OF The North
British and Mercantile Insurance
Company. being less thau ire surplus.
CHAs- Z. WHITE. Asst Manager.
Phoenix of zBrOOkIyn ny.
Big Fire in Chicago We are sound and
VIII pay ali losses and not impair our CAPT
TAI STEPHEN CRowELL, President.
From the Pacific Insurance Com
Pany.
All our policy holders are safe. Will paw
all losses. Amount Of loss cannot be ascer-
tanned for some days.
FRAME HARE & LOCKWOOD,
General Agents
From the North American Fire
insurance Company. ". N.
All our policy-holders safe.
j. GRIswoLD. General gent.
The Hartford and Phoenix Emsu-
ance Companies have Issued circular
advising their agents aud patrons that they
can meet their losses, leaving handsome
margin of surplus. The lesson of this dis
aster will compel liberal advance in rates
hitherto paid.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-10-19

=. AeExT IN NEW ORLEANS Thomas
,Vf-,,re No. TO Camp street, is our only au-
hcl.-...5 Agent in the City of New Orleans.-
taol.trtar party, is authorized 10 solicit husi-
No vt+r TuE CLARION in that city. We COM
mend Mr. Mcintyre 10 ede "a a aIt Using Gus
to"ij avail themselves OF our columns. He
wolfe authorized to make contracts, and
= l-ii 4. % on as favorable terms as can be had
y. he publishers. If
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rrnm tl,e Rrnndon Republican

Our Circuit Court sent i've Radical repre-
sentaflves to the penieentiary last week, a.
follows:
Grauvill Watson, (coi'd) for larceny, = years.
George Banks,
John Smith,
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OFFICE or TIE souTu CAROLINA LAyD
AsD IMMfGRATToS AssocTATroS.
GFS. VI. G. BUTLER)
john CHADWICK.
GIN. VI. ". GARY.
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Schedule for Special Trains on ".
-. and q. ~. Railroad for Wis
sissiPpi State Fair.

| am authorized by Col. E. q. Sewell, Cen
eral Superintendent, to announce that Special
Trains viii run follows Tuesday We'd
nesday, Thursday and Friday OF Fair Week;
COMING FROM CANTON.
Will leave Canton at.......................Sa IN
Madison Att. ......S:4O a. m.
RETURNING TO CANTON.
Will leave Jackson p m
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Mississippi State Fair.

ANNoUN CEMENT FOR Exhibitors AND VS.
IToRs ALONG THE LINE OF THE \. o. j. Il
q. n. RAILROAD.
The Fair will positively open ON
Monday, NOVembc 18th.
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ARTICLE mr.

ne sP T5 s'f l, ss y drsf'ei 20 Aas' VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-30

Articles of Association of the CatsEill and
schoharie Valley Railroad Company have been filed in
the office of the Secretary of state. The Company Is
au iorized to build railroad from Catskil, Greene
County, through Albany County. TO Central Bridge IN
schoharie County the old track Of the CatsRi and
Canaioharie Railroad which through that section 30
years ago 1t was the second railroad in the state but
for want Of proper management was abandoned. The
present Company has capital Of 100000 The road VIII
be 40 miles in length
Track laying has begun on the Lackawanna and sus-
0uehanna Railroad Nneveh 10 Lanesboro, and viii
probably be completed by September H. This is the
Delaware and Hudson Canal COmpanys railroad, or
rather a branch of the Albany ana Susqnehanna Rall
road IL viii be used exclusively for the transportation
OF coal Will shorten the route from the river 10
ALBANY miles The grade Will be 81 feet less 10 the
mile than the present line. thus saving 40 cents
transportation. Trains leave the mines at carbon
dale on the jefferson Railroad. which runs 10 LnesborO
The branch will the Susquenanna Rver at Barpers
VILE by a bridge feet long, and will follow the east
hank ~ the river TO the mouth of Sarucea Creek Leav
ing the river 1t viii the creek drecty under tne
Iro Railway viaduc and GO feet below the Erie track
The iuuction with the jefferson Road Will he made two
mile: above the VaduCt The distance by this route be
tween C0rbondae and Ninevch win be 81 miles. Rails
weighing 90 pounds To the yard are used 90,
The Delaware and Hudson Canal Company VIII not
build any more wide gauge (siX feeD cars ana VIII
eventually only the feet 6, inch gauge from Scra
ton 10 Albany. - - .....,e-. -,
the two routes OF the proposed POuchkeepsle ana west
ern Railroad last week They first went up Ihc gorge
above the ferry landing POughkeepsie to the village
of Highland, thence west To NeWfatZ, on lDc waikiki
Valley Railroad From GuilfOrd station, six miles SOUTH
they were directed through MOdena TO the river 10y Pre
dent McKinstry of the Waikiki valley Railroad ana
others Both routes were found favorable III grade.
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CRIMINAL COURTS.

James Reilly, a Staten Island liquor dealer, was
b Pos = Commissioner WiboS yesterday 10 800 BAL for selling
uglct a. se.4. wilton, paying the tax
At the jefferson Market Police Court Daniel Bon
yeserav stabbng William Palace Of No 44J West
iarecoId Charles Riley and John Williams Tor breaking into
ffa1t Z " bouse No. - East lweuIy tntst
At the TOmbS Police Court Moritz Never Of No. 81
anio1st committed yesterday for stealing shoes worth %
Ton H. j. s.uss o. 40 ~ LeOnsr Robert McNaiy 81 No
- Ea iel ff stealing SZ from Mary Watson Of No s. Grand
".hny Wilson, fo striking Ctsres Browu with slUEg shot
AZ the Essex Market Police Court Emma Block OF
o. - ltoS Who sccdenty injured. las; MONDAY ohh named
a. We penis y fte child refused appear Charles
h a. NJ 81 Fnse and James Clans Of No zs5 West Houston
TED 0f the Thomas Hcdgku. No.
y INN -tfsiS hsge Cunningham. stSlDg Is bottles Of
- ~ Se-y cshtsL m s,sbbug william Wallace Of No. AZ
"''' iii i'.'+l ol1 g.. Jane IA
, ~ Tie Court Of Special Sessions before Justices
a.. N-- 81 Yesterday John Walsh * from
- y 49, he Nef0n1 Prrcn ThiId-Ave
~ i"I 90 yest.. Pstnok HenuegGn sssauhg Ofcer
D. va. fa9ct AcG0vsn ssatbg OfoeT Bre1usn.
'-, "onths. .Jsoeh Ass4ultlng
81. a - ''''t betting bis mobtts Barhoio.
'Fsi'Lt a yer
'a.ay TOO ulo.;Ls. ~ ~ ''' ''1'
~ ne N'uFt II General Sessions before Recorder
-. $500 - d,le- coSsc1. stealing from Joseph
f- lr or ft yshop % Fltest. serteuc@d 70
lat1 labor.
80 - ntln T. Blood al No ia Uoost.y.,t .As
-. - n - fnNsId Parcel chagd WITH committing Al
a.. g., a. ~ ~ ihs jury disagreed AID were dsrbsg,d
on i-tu,si islGs 10 @ al'Is up utmsed ha, II BIZ, client
-. lin - bette Of
iis i''fraef ch8fy.rg h. iuyg ,a..d o. 49,.
s'1 " vINst "l tte Of IN. eog,,i - 80
O. ''t- i'.'-' ''i hsa 3D. "s,gt hat Count '
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ONE OF NETWORKS PLAGUE-sPoTs-1S TIE
HEALTH BOARD INEFFICIENT

ONE OF NETWORKS PLAGUESPOTS-lS HE
HEALTH BOARD INEFFICIENT
TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: / see by your issue of to-day that 'he
Board Of Health notwithstanding the approach VI !
low fever "can do 10 more than they have and arc
doing to purify the city" desire 10 cal,
to street in which if they have done all they eoud, or
are now doing all they cam their labor is not rewarded
with any perceptble change.
II becomes necessary for me- in gong 10 my business
10 pass from the foTTybOat at Jamessnp, through NC"
Chambers-st 10 Chatham-st. The lower part OF THIS
route is generally filthy, especially on the west sue OK
Chambers-st between Batavia aud Che rry-sts Almost
anywhere between Oak and Watersts., this morning.
there were masses Of decaying vegetable matter often
sive beaps OF filthy garbage rocking cutters and putd
collections various kinds, sending up pesential va
pors Between Cherry and Batavass on the west side
Of Chamberss is plague spot Of filth and dirt through
which the passengers from different ferries are CON-
PEELED to pass This locality embraces whoelrght
shops, stables, coalyarls and rum-mills, Inc
street and sidewalk, when not absolutely I'M
passabe. incumbered with carts trucks, shafts,
wheels and tires, mixed mp prOmiscuously with the
foues Of mud and making the atmosphere, by the CON
tental aud DANGEROUS ms not being snlceht 10 poi
lutte the neighbOThOOd the shanty are opened
fearful stenches and malarOus streams sent forth run
constantly and The horses openly washed fed and cur
rcd on the sidewalk passengers ana policemen picking
their way through the filth around these horses In ad-
diOn 10 this the business OF WheeWght ana black
smith conducted this spot; not within Its pre-
lSes but almost entirely In the street ana on lDe sue
walk. Fires built up In the street the police looking
on, and the tires heated and put on tho wheels.
Carts built and repaired In the street. and machinery
bending is permanently erected on the sidewalk
Immediately opposite this is blacksmith shop where
the horse-shoeng done largely on the sidewalk. The
surroundings not materially different.
At the OF oak and ChdinbersstS, ana strecn-
ing half across and a long way up Oak-st are to be
found every day IN the week, and more extensively
every Friday fish stands, cabbage stands, 1rult carts,
and vegetable heaps In great variety. Oakst Is mar
passaCeway at best. and always dirty. 1t needs,
then, but little imagination TO comprehend ts present
condition The filthy fishmOngers clean their decayng
the street and leave the refuse the sidewalks
and IN cutters TO rot and reck and send forth putrd
cfluyia. such Is this lOcaty to-day, when everything
has been done that be done If be true that the
Board of Health has extraordinary powers, why may
not TINS infected stencil district DC cleansed
Ncic- York, Aug. %, 1871. SrRISGEET
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CIVIL NOTES.

The Brooklyn City Court Tral Term will
begin on the third Monday Of September There $50
.ases noticed for trial. including actions against the
staten Island Ferry Company and the late Central Bank
In the patent case of Richard A. Tilghman
Agt Rowland G. Mitchell recently tried In the United
states Circuit Court Judge Blatchford gave decision
yesterday, sustaining the plaintiffs patent for purifying
Tat.
A. Sivori, one of the compliments against
Ford c. Barksdale, is also a complainant against the
newspapers which he claims have misrepresened him IN
saying that he was willing TO withdraw the charge for
money consideration" greater than the amount Of the
check passed upon him. He says he offered by Col
Ryan the fun value OF his check and he asked Justice
Cox II legal 10 withdraw his charge. The Justice
answered 10y ordering Mr., SlvOr 20 the House Of Deten
ton a. witness. He was subsequently held IN $500 10
appear aud prosecute which says he has always been
ttauY 20 do.
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SCARCITY OF LABoRERs IN THE COUNTRY.

TO the EdftOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: When The TRIBUNE has advised I'M
employed aborers out Of the city into the country
the reply often BEEN 1--WE have MT the money TO pay
for transportation Colorado Kansas" as If there
we're no room for them this side the Mississippi. Now
be it known that in Planhed, NewJersey, only %
miles west of Eew-YOrk, aborers wanted much
anywhere IN the Far West Ii is almost impossible 10 get
man 10 do days work on farms or gardens and when
man can be found We pay him g. day. Though your
inelicen offices crowded with unemployed servant
girls, there great scarcity OF them OF men for
the held. This central city OF NewJersey Is growing
rapidly there viii be permanent demand for a
siderable OF laOOrtnS men. block Of four
story stores has Just been completed and eight
stores are building large and costly church Of Ohio
stone if going up and along with II score Of
dwelling houses. A great amount OF work is doing in
opening and extending old ones. One Of the
extensive clothing manufactures in the State IL
situated here. there Is employment enough and
pay for all men, women, and such children
10 70 school. II. 4.
Pidianeid, n. j., Aug. &c.
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BEAUTIES OF THE BUILDING LAW UNLIMITED
OPPORTUNITY FOR THEFT

The case of Grimm against BrandcSteln
before Judge Sutherland the supreme Court Chambers
involves questions of public importance and helps to re-
veal some Of the nquities of the legislation imposed
upon this city at Albany. The action begun Aug T.
plaintiff alleging that defendant had orciby and wrong
fully entered upon his land, by digging and removing
earth therefrom and building thereon party wall of
thickness than required by law. He claimed that
trespass had been committed by defendant and asked
for 5000 damages and temporary injunction restrain
ing the further erection OF the wall The motion yestcr
day to continue the injunction; and Mr. Ostrander
introduced support thereof, the law Of April 90 ls
constituting the Department of Buildings the City
of kewYOTR" This provides that All party walls here
after erected shall have uniform thickness Of at least
tOn If only u inches IN thickness the defendant II sim
ply a trespdsSer,
Cyrus Iawton. for defendant, set mp contract dated
March %, for the construction OF Two party walls by
this contract the defendant bound 20 erect the wall
III question: and proceeding 10 DO Counsel quoted
Section OF the law which authorizes the Commissioner
TO modify the Interpretation Of the law whenever IN his
judg ment Justice and right shall not be ntrrercd with
and produced he Commissioners certificate showing
that he had examined this wall so Tar a. erected and had
gwen his permission Tor It's completion as Originally ID
tended He claimed further that by the act one can
in these except the attorney 10 the Com
consideration "a he was in much doubt whether the
coprts had the Chit to interfere with the Commissioner
II nu4rtd n the OF the discussion that the act
m sfetv mau life IN the hands OF individuals from
whose , Aeut there seems to be no appe-no matter
how much Judgment may have been lniuenced-and
that the expenses OF running this department. are pro
Vded for 10y bonds issued by the controller 10 any e.
tent, upon the mere rcqusiton OF such tOmIS,lOet,
further that there l. an oiCtl hho"L Is
Attorney the Commission and that such Attorney rt
ceiyes an revenues derived through the Department;
and after deducting all nee SsGTy expenses thereO is
cOndngy expected 10 turn the remainder over 10 the
Controller. more convenient IOOp-hOlc Tor thltNefy
could hardly have been devised
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NOVEL QUESTION IN SUPPLEMENTARY PRO
CEEDINGS

In the Court of Common Pleas, Special Term,
Judge Van Brunt decided, Yesterday the motion of tie
plaintiff, in the of William Atkinson agt' Isaac
Levine TO punish the defendant for a contempt in
having violated the supplemental order for his examna-
tion as a Judgment debtor which contained the usual
Injunction against his disposing Of his property Inc
order was made ana dated July IL 1871, ana was served
on Mr.. Levine August 2. The Judge SAYS:
whether an uneton granted IN
supplemental proceedings binds property which las been fee
b. the dnt between granting Of the injunction end Is
service upon the defendant received str The
bad before is upon him. cltck Tor
After Of the be disposed o.
ths and the plaintiff claims that tins was UO
Iaton Of the injunction, for which the defendant be
punbsd the order bound which he Defendant bad his
possession tie time Of he In support tbs cited the
rae o. Roberts r 345 which Julgs Hilton evident
IL tske properly debtors
Is
Of Campbell Genet Hilton
tg General Tern decision Of this
EaIu, unreyened. aud must control my decision,
Motion denied with costs.
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THE sTARBUCK INVESTIGATION.

The Government examination into the causes
Of the stsrbuck boiler disaster continued yesterday
with single witness the stand Philip H. Kjpp testi-
fed that be had been pilot the Starbuck at Two differ
ent tmesthe last June of this year. he had seen 100
pounds of steam carried time and had been told that
the gauge pounds short the certificate only allowed
65 pounds he LETT the tug because he afraid trust
the engineer whom be thought incapable Of attending
TO his duties; he had often the water low in the
boiler,
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REAL ESTATE.
NEW YORK, Tuea.lay. Aup.

NEW YORK, Tuesday, Aug. 90 1871.
Business at the Exchange was without in
erest and the attendance unusually light. The Gales
nounced privately settled, and public transac-
tons took place.
A. j. Bleetker Son Co. win sell on Thursday, at the
Exchange three villa plots al Wespor Conn, situated
on Westinghouse, and having a fine water front on
sauRatuck Bay The improvements In the neighboThOod
are rstcas and the property very desirable for
burban residences.
Attention IL called 10 the advertisement OF fruit farm
In another column. The farm is located in Suisse K
County Delaware and represented being one Of the
finest in that State is worthy the attention Of per
sons desiring large fruit farm.
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COURT tALtNUARN-THs DAY.
SuPRTsE iND, J-Opers al 10 IN
Calendar called = l2m.
~ TaDscoi pgt Morgan. %. .McGuire art. McGufe.
Is. .Kntlel agi KIat1'l. 90. .Vee at. Vee.
I6..Sam 100. Tie Franklin NJ re- Co. tgL
u. Eles AT. Porsch Holdman
Recorder HACKErT-Opens AZ
Ham.
Bsrholomew UPTON eouousl 6.Geoue Leayit grand lar
assault and battery. oeny. .
2HenT Knes fel0bions 7..Joeph Moss William Monks
ssut and battery. grand larceny.
Charles Moore grand apy .Jensh Lynch, grand lar
4..lames Lutte, grand Larceny.
5..Juus hngcrot grand lar e..Thomis McCorcs, arey
ceuv. from the pe-on.
UNITED STATES psriCT CouRrIS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS j.
Opens % II a. m-lnyoluutsy eases
3O5. Browning ei a. the Wi $40 .kade Bottle
Manufacturing Co 1881 act The Am Net nc
1852. .Cseiu ct A. Lsjerer 81 a. Ammunition Co ,
al l31. .stok Il al sgt. Bote
her l3I93.. Guena GgL Jtnnys ct al
3I1 Van Colt act Haglt 33i HolnieT al agt Avery
3lO. .lssscs Jones etG
32l COCHRAN .. 8. AIT pamre. '36 Baler ct al
haum $40. .Trcmsn ct al agt Jennys
3&..Ad.er ct a. AT. Dmauer dd
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN NAILS
WEpNREpAY. Arsr.r 20.

II
Mails for Europe and Liverpool, ptT sesmp
close IL NJ. Supplementary on Pier No AZ
y. r., 10 oOsed al l:5O ;.
IAN Deposited sup2eueb,arY be prepaid With
double postage
Mails AsTnvsl and Panama the Central American and South
Pso6e per steamship Ocean Queen close
THURSDAY, AUGUsI 81.
Mails for Europe via Liverpool per steamship City New York close
At I'm Supplementary Mai, Pier No. i5 n r. Il closed al
l:S ID.
lAh deposited in Supplementary NAL must be prepaid
Mails for tie German States via Bremen pr steamship EewYol
close 81 u m.
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pASSFNGFP,S SAILED

FOR HAMBURG-ID steamship SsA Aug 29-Mrs CArs Cude
man Mrs Ida Bu.se FredTt SchaIbau and
Goddard Mss Goddard Ely Goddard Brown, A. W. Kruger
and lad, M y Brown and servant Juto
CA.n AO GoerkeB Meyerwycf Miss Ao1en and
Martens C. Wn. Mlenberger, Albert A. Lew. Mall
ady Gustny Buck Wsb samuel Alexander Fer
BLAME seeig tail CbsIlet g. Muller Francis Rn
dopi ROT p De Leon Caroline Kob Miss gob Miss
Amelia Kob Mr. Nina Kneoh Miss hstds B4HuseE Pcher
MrS Nina POseLe, and others IN TIE sieeTage
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pASSENcFBS ABBJVED a

FROM GALVESTOS-B steamship Wilmington, Aug 2Dr. J. s
Cole sddsri wife and oha Stewart Mrs Stewart
child Mr.. LumeI jos Capt W g. GofhaM From Ke
Amos GhnIen Henry BIoOibe H. Co'e John Ir'iE Tbos
D0ueleuy.
FkOM SAvAySAH-IL siean1lp Mopigomery Aug 2g-N Car
and daughter T. " Cornwe r. G. Kennedy Rob- J. LOwdn
TLos Csu4y4D Glos. H. Williams
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Drooklpn Real estate for Sale.

EOR SALE-A 8-story basement and sub
cellar brown HOUSE 20It0 lot 200 vel located Broolyn
Pnce eli GO Apply ~ NJ A. rutland Co.. Beekman st. Y.
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Conn 1siano Real gsiate for Sale.

0On ACRE FARM on south side of Long
NOU Island 70 EXCHANGE for Brooklyn improved properly
pree Sl5Gn NJ A. rutland Co, S Beekman'st N \.
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52 son 6:s Moon set.... l6
Sandy b Cows Island 65I Hell Gate $50
hlGH
Island. Hell
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DECIslONs-Arnrsr %

btprcHgf L0gr-fhqmbTs-B Judye Snn.,1
IDf's = 'e-Aoaoh saEted. EsemaU al VI, 49,. ~,
lf4..sA ''''-"a-s'- nStoh
Na eliJr COWt-SDtrai Term-By .JndOe Sn.,,,
Morgan recover sgL bsiieson - tOrdef sIalisd
10rbe COrt-idrf UL-By Judge Alker -C.r,or
AZ SD-Sl"p 70 't'V'J $50 100 i~o JastBgs tneo dstr0p
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5teamboats an6 Railroads.

Oh CRAWFORD and GREENWICH-The
i Eys s S-,T9l s.3so,, ANERICUs leaves The OF Of msr.
Returning leaves STANFORD o'clock lna eas Oh Al rs
RAILLITrIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD cos
FREIGHT v.d .os S s..S !, wEp .d
IER SE Pier s. soS R,t S' ss '' R. .Py sLSD PsoPE
e'ps Passenger, take the SewJers., .na q - wv. I've 9ss
ioS S c. AID .ap ' rsss en- , s WEST SS
A'''P0r''''' TICKETS GOOD WILL y TSEp ,''''''
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY. -
re-, r1 ss%' lse fs S, Pre- loot q %
Delaware L.c1AwsBuI and sstep RIro,5 !. pisn
with The Leigh AMI sUsqush,nA visions .i :. Ras,oa m s L.
bosh and The Wet shoGt eange Of ears nO 70 Central Peaasr
ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE WEST.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT
Commanding Nay ~, l31l.-Leaye Nes.Yors follow:
sAmFor gton Easton Bethlehem N.acb C6snh wn,..-
bare Phon, hshsnor City. NJ Carmel BlIeon TlusbaDnoe
To"anda, w,7,rly kr. Connect at Junet L. R
sa%1wE.Tsss E1Ts.', d. sIesp. ssai,y, 70, E..,oG A.
g ao9 At PsPssOr ,h LeS ara ,ap. '.o5 for a.os
Leugh Valley Railroad FOR Msuch Cm1E
1920 q. m-Wsy Train for somervle.
M,S.noy CIV H.son weSi,e Rssdat Coan6, IsScss,sr
Ephia POisTe Harrisburg &C. Connects al Phpbug for Be-
Ppm-For Panaed
HOP, nFoI E1..sa cesase.. Phpesrg yi,a LesSs ..a
With Lebigh Valley o A. ent,Nn snd Casauaa Cosres At
lnm-Por Ra,ton Allentown and N,ueh Chunk.
.Sop. n -For somerviIe AID FrmiagOn.
-n Readal H,rri,5a9 Pii}urrb Chicago sal cresnn sleep
Ing and PlAee Cas- 70 Pittsburgh and Chicago
5;l3 n-For SomerVne
7pm-For sonsryls.
aa...ssSS-tE r.. s ssaG.g-1iFor E''on-
I2pn~For Painsed wednesdays and saturd,1.
loS fT,.s.'ha' 90, go 90 S, "a 5 ~ 20 @ rs
Tickets for West oSaei the Osee o. he Cntrsl RAJ.
hotels and ticket O@es. in New rOri C'y. = ,,o.,.,
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tl)ssttbesier Conntp Real estate for Sale
~ EIECLNT COITNTRY SEAT

AN ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT
N SALE accommodating terms within an hour aoo h u
NewYah IN westehe eoun containing 400 acres ID 'ne s"
- 81 ,,v.ton 70 ws.e land splendid MANSION 80 feet 'front.'
Al Zee. deem peret oraer also Building 40 by 100, arranged
for clubhouse or academy 90 level ground suitable Tor
eeh also and Saw NIL u feet bead Of water never iAns
em barn for hundred bead Of cattle four apple
orchards pear orchard all grated and choice t fronting
.ie fences order and grounds ornamental pure wafer 10 al
mart. ~ the house, in rsp, gneman establishment and as
for health unsurpassed where's the atmosphere dry and ~ap'
10 rea lungs good and lot rs feet front IN the city VIII D"
taken part payment Address WILLIAM DAVIS Inouue ou
EOR SALE-HOUSE and acres OF LAND
al Sing Sing; hour from New f0rs ny % ahd
n fem .enni Address THOMAS LEARf Sing Sing, " u