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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-07-30
feenl Notifies.
SummOnS-WeDZeI.

&TArE OF WISCONSIN, I Circuit Court ia and for
~ Grant County, ) Grant County.
To Sept Term, 1879. Summons for Relief
Action to foiecose Mortgage.
Coon cd Wenzel plaintiff against Christine wenzel
formerly Christine Trump, aud widow of Michael
trump, deceased, Eliza beth Trump Jacob Trump
and John Trump, respectively the mothers and
orothers o. said Michael Trump, deceased and all
other unknown heirs of said Michael Trump. de
deased-- defendants.
me Adtet Wisconsin 10 The attendants here named
You are hereby summoned aud required TO answer the
complaint IN this action, copy of which is herewith
served on you each and 70 copy OF your answer
TO said Complaint on the subscriber, at my office
in the village Of Lancaster, Wisconsin, within TWEEN
~ days after the service hereof, exclusive Of
the day OF such service; and If you fail
20 answer the said complaint within the time resaid
the plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for
the relief demanded ia the complaint.
W. p. DEWEY, Pitts Atty.
N. B.-The original summons and complaint in said
action were duly flied in the office Of the Clerk Of said
Circuit Court, Lancaster, Wisconsin, the 18th day
Of June, 1917. W. p. DEWEY Pltf's Atty.
3ws
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-07-30

t4-An epidemic of Asiatic cholera
Is sweeping over Russia from east to
west Seven-eighIhs of the cases are
ialal. in all probability it will speed
lily reach Western Europe and cross
the Atlantic ''
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-07-30
Sunni OIlS-MilIer.

rATE or WSIscoSsiS' Circuit Court in nd for
- drant county, ) Grant County
Action for Divorce
Ida Miller. Plaintiff vs. John G. Miller Defend,nt
Ihs Mate ~ Wisconsin 70 The DeJsRdanf hers named
You are hereby summoned and required TO answer
the complaint ia this action, which is filed with the
CLERK the Circuit Court at Lancaster in said Comfy
and 20 serve copy Of your answer 90 said complaint
on the subscribers AZ their office In the village OF Ian
caster Wisconsin, within twenty days after the ser.
vice hereof exclusive the day Of such service and
4 you fail TO answer the said complaint within the
time aforesaid the plaintiff in this action will apply
% the Court for the relief demanded in the said com
plant. BARBER 4 CLEMRNTSON
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Dated June 22d 1872 IwG
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-07-30
rrrhe serenteen venr lnonsl,

cEThe seventeen year locusls are
making their annual levy upon the
crops of Kentucky and Tennessee
HeRaShd Press.
We often see such items as this,
full Of injustice to the poor locusts.
When will editors cease to propagate
that false idea of the seventeen year
locusts' devouring every green thing
before them2 The fact is that the
insect eats and attains its growth
deep IN the earth in the grub form.
but after coming to the AIR, it has no
mouth or teeth, never eats any green
thing, or injures anything except by
Singing its eggs into twigs of trees.
Middletown transcript., 1872-05-04

~ thal nsvss bard hin - psslAse language,
nor 10 bsllsvs II to - tsue; aad " bscanss
on sAould happsn 10 snoee plpt or eaRas, y
= "a . GpuClGGlao ~ GooA uaa9eso, tAso all ]
have 10 ~ = That thcuno1s u tha WY tsA
citiseas ID eas land must b. ueu6ered q that
clsss J.s.iss" - s.egs.s: s.!.s Z Y ~ ,ss
ssAssGsadb w lssiasss, asd rio wtO siss satts-
(sssiea Il sAsss ~ ssppcvs tAs 49, than one whe
always had Qusd a tobacco 10 his mouth, squirt
iag Il atout tks boat " be wiped up BY The dress-
= Of The lady paseenRers, and who coutd not
even give civil answer whea asked question.
In regard TO The ability Of Capt. neybold. he
Richmond, when hc handed large s'eame!
on The Chesapeake hay. aud has been proaoanced
BY soass Of the best sssambost men We have 10
bs perfectly competent--men who know more
about a stcMnbs q than "Jssfie." cvcr did OF
ever will know, " he should live TO bc as old al
Methuseiah. "Jssfice' allen says that Captain
Reybo,d cannot manage his own affairs success.
fully, and therefore ought not 10 bc entrusted
with the management of tho Affairs o. others
! coniend that he has always managed his ows
business With ability and success and with prom
10 sll that entrusted their business with him. end
IL he docs not manage the afairs Of the boat Sc
| as 10 make Il more profitable ~ the company
more In fact, II ".jmsfies' had been slccist
Captain Of the Rcybsld. as he expected, .yot
would not have heard one wcrd from him shou
Capt. ilobcson but he was disappointed, ant
tears now, lest, BY some means, he may have 4
give up the lOaves and fishes, which he has bcci
enjoying for 50 many years, while those witt
own the large majority Of stock get nothing
kasiay no isrgs ssiariss from the company. Thi
same quarrclsomc correspondent, Jusfiee, , di'
| rcceatiy, iu . public manner, attack the memor.
Of the late C.ps. Darid Cravea, snd charged hu
also with incomps,cncy, when We all know 'ha
more faithful, prudent, honest, aud experiences
Captain never trod the deck Of amy vessel, m,
10 u commander he had no superiors and yer
few equals yet " Juaiss'' would condescsnd :
injure the fragrant memory Of that good mnu
sm very sorry, Mr.. Editor, TO gc, in,oa con
troversy with " Justice knowing him TO be
former Snap Editor OF one Of your papers an
judging from his communications, ! fecl Statistic
that he would condcsccpd to such low means
accomplish his ends, for h~ 10 one who Is slway
10 trouble with thosc with whom he has business
II has ouly been u short time since he was one 4
the most bitter enemies that Captain Robeso
ever had, aud could no, say one kind word !
his favor. Yes, this same " Jusi,cs' was c
troublesome In the board Of Directors, that iu
the cake Of peace and harmony he was not ec'
ted last year.
II Is very evident that all these communication
in tic Salem papers have been written by "Jn
f,ce," Aimss!y, although for the purpose Of d.
ceising the people an Urssponsibie Perscn wns II
duccd to put his naIne 10 one Of the article
ku q poor compliment rhen he has 10 bloc his og
tru,apsf and grife HE o,cB praise. TBurm.
Middletown transcript., 1872-05-04
The Al..hpxss ..sssr.ss.n . :. i. h,,

Tho Alasshosss ''sssrags." - IL has
L,cn cnlled, tss created much talk iu
I!swssesasic cisclcs, ssd Il hiss been the
sahjsst q both eaissrisls sad con.munica-
sions is the Wiluiaston papers.
-Soue the newspaper articles boldly de-
demand the Board of Trustees to meet and
undo what wss donc at their last meeting.
vis; the election Of Republican Treas
usse.
Section 9Th Of chapter 4S, of the laws
ne laws Of Delaware, reads:
sr.The Trustees Of poor for each county
,shsll meet At thsir alms-housc four tunes
every year. 10 Wit: 10 Kent county. on
the first Monday Of January, April. July,
snd October; in Sussex county, on The
first Wednesday. aud In New Castle coau-
~ on the lust Wednesday Of said months.
A majority shall bc board to do busi-
ness; but any number may adjourn. They
shall keep a record Of their transactions.
They shall. in April every ycar, sppoint a
schair,usn. . clerk. aud u treasurer. the
first two Of whom must be trustees Of the
poor.
They may. at any time, remove either
.-of said officers. or GIL vacancies in such
uf6ccs. or appoint a chairman. or clerk.
for the time being. ia their absence"
Now. as VIC understand the above, the
Trustees have ne power to remove the Re.
publican Treasurer. They must appoin,
In April Of every year. a chairman, q
clerk. aud a trcaasurcr. the first t~o o.
whom must be trustcse, and they may. n
any time. remove either of said officers
Since ss,rh is the case, would il not b.
we'll 10 let tho suLjec. drop?
The whole blame has been put upon th'
Trustees from the lower Hundreds. TIL,
TACT Is. the Democrats did not stand b,
sthcir caucus nomination, which 10 dis
pleased some OF the Democratic member
shat they. in the excitement Of the mo
mcnt. acted hastily, and voted for the Re
publican in order to Illustrate the plans O
those Democrats who so trcacherously ig
nored the caucus nominations. Two wrong
never make right. Tae Democrats wh
failed to support the caacus nomination
did wrong in the first place. which, how
ever. was no excuse for the aciicn Of III
other Democrats in voting for a Rcpubli
can. But. as the Board has met aud done i,
work. which cannot row be changed, di,
cussion upon the subjcc, is useless, an
will do more harm than good.
Middletown transcript., 1872-05-04
Steamboat.
JSr Ms Aiddisewn 7tssserix.

Ns. Eptros :-lt 10 not my desire TO foment
discussion, 10 sssk popularity, or 10 blackguard
aad viiify the directors Of the Salem Beat Com.
pAny, because wss mst sisetsi es1taia mrssN;
nor 10 pour out all the vials Of ny wrath and
disp,cssure upoa The bead Of Captain Rsybold,
and strive in every low, msaa, and coutsmptibls
way, whether right OF vroas, truthful OF ialse,
sess :: ao. p:oso.s ss ~ q 10.
teal, - I" Jsssies'' bas done 10 he several com.
muslcstioas, 70 strive 10 cgeass sympashy with
~ public by making kalss ssats@enis; bot ny
sols ard only puspoes y 70 rive you fAif aud
tsushfhl sssts0est q facts, which, u nscesossy,
can bs sabstassiatsd be6sse ssy Court of jastlcs
: sssssi = Cspisia Rebssos, hs was not
asksd % saslGn. cor vas b uscsssmonlously die
ehasgsd, = JsAiss' would hass ysu bstlsvs
bot HANDED 10 hls rssigsatiou 10 H. hoard ol
Aisoolses Whes keeWiog ths dleGaaloAceiea ol
the .pabllc With bin, sd ~ eo9plslate 1aily
- aeaissi bin, vess eeestsalase ees shs god
y e s'sss., e :ssrss rsa,s,s s sssasiapin 4 ,..,s
81 = bslsse V hsvs eaPlais Of naay ysass
sapssisaes, thsa . loaag 80 u oaly two .yeass
IN ensWoe NJ u - ksnss lsehs a6illly,
ohlch y sseta!aly AZ MI oostead thaa aij
Qn0eo1a ~ vj1l 1T 9neo ~ ~ take psoPGl
eass q - lsigee - viel - tssat - pesssa.
= ~ ~ q : n = ' ssss "a 3 e Sss's = 8 =
! I: r. H.! ;s "A! =; = !! = :!
oGelno - - - QspoilQv - ~ - ~
! ] ! ]
Middletown transcript., 1872-05-04

A circular. dated Warrington, April
18th. sigued BY Icneral II. A. Barnu,n.
commsnder Of the Grand Army Of the Re-
public for New York State, General Jud-
son Kilpstrick. Of New Jersey, and Gen.
ersl W. r. Bartlett. Of Massachusetts, has
been put forth suggesting that : soldiers
and sailors convcntion bs held IN New
York. next month. 10 formally call upon
the Philadelphia Convention to nominate
. candidate other thsn President Grant.
Middletown transcript., 1872-05-04
EXCLUSIVE RIGHT.
Having the exclusi- Ugh, 10 sell the
WORDEN & EVANS
Stave Peach Basket,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY,

ANE' SEho WV
I can offer grcH, inducements to those who buy
now--and wonld say 10 those who postpone II,
| will lie glad 10 sell TO them when ,key get
ready ,n buy, ha, will have to make them pay
well for being slow. This basket Is undoubtedly
the handsomcs, cheapest and bes, basket ever
made on This Peninsula, and In a talk With
some Of our Oldest aud arges, Peach Growers a
few days ago They told me they believed il to
bc the b,si basket 10 sell peaches 10, and said
,hey intended TO use nothing else. ! can prove
ha, nice peaches. paca, In nice. clean, new, even
sized baskets, will bring enough more over aud
above wha, they would in dirty, uneven and un-
slightly baskets. TO more than make II pay 10
burn The old baskets, and buy ucw--cspecially y
IL u season like this, when peaches will probably
bc high. Our Commission men tel. Us 10 have
our baskets the right size, and hrigh, aud pretty,
and they can always &c, enough excess 10 pay
for the package. Buy early and cheap, and save
money. Give me good paper, and will not bs
SO bold as TO ask for cash. ! offer you now just
what has been needed for . lopg time, cheat
an! hapdsome basket.
| y. II. COCHRAN.
Niddle,own,
May 4-3m. Da!aHaVe.
Middletown transcript., 1872-05-04
JOHN r. WHITE,
VETERINARY SURGEON,
Middletown, Del.
onee over ,. r. ssayss' Tsbasse sesre.

We tho undersigned, residents OF 81. Geor-
ges Hundred, respectfully recommend 10 the own.
err Of valuable stock the services Of John =.
white. We have employed him 10 many DIM
cult cases, and found him 10 have thorough
knowledge Of all diseases that stock are subject
10 George ". Karsner, Samuel fenimorr, L.
v. Aspril, W Kcnuey, william Polk, Daniel
Stevens, W. Corbit, Daniel Corhii, jonathan K
Williams, ?. T. Perry, .. y. Enos, Scrick Y.
ShaIlcross, George " .0rtlip, James J.. Janvier,
James r. Shallcross, ". 3. vandsgrin, " n
jngion, Thomas Cochran, II. A. Perkins, n
A. Nowisnd, WIN. Dudley, R. r. Cochran.
Nay Att.
Middletown transcript., 1872-05-04

STATE Of DciaMor., County Of ksw Cdsfle, ~:
l. John II. Hail. Cashier Of The Citixens' Ma
,ional Bank, of Middictown, do solcmnly swear
tina, the above statement 10 true, TO the best Of
my knowledge and belief.
J. Il. HALL, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 3o'h
day Of April 1872.
J.y. CRAWFORD
Corrcct--.A,,cst TIlOS. MURPHEY Directors
WILLIAM GREEN
May 4-zlw.
Middletown transcript., 1872-05-04

Stat, # Deid,rars, County cf New Castle, "a:
|, J. L.. Gibson, Cashier Of the New Castle
County National Bank o. Odessa, do solemnly
swear that the above statement Is true to the best
Of my know. 'gc and belief.
J. l.. GIBSON, Cashier.
Subscribed aud sworn TO before me this 3o,b
day Of April, A. ID. 1874
J. G. BROWN, ". +.
JOHN APPLETON
Corrcc,--Aticst: CllAS. BEASTEN, Dirsctors
WILLIAM POLK
march 2--iw
Middletown transcript., 1872-05-04
The Cincinnati Convention.

Tho most important event In the pro-
'grcss Of the Presidential campaign, so far.
has been the assembling Of the Liberal
Republican Convcnvcntion ut Cincinnati,
on "Wednesday last Judge Stanley Ma
thews was elected temporary Chairman and
after the appointment Of some other CON-
/, mittecs the Convention adjourned over
till Thursday. On tho rcssscmbling Of
the Convention. the Committee on Per-
manent Organization reported for Prcsi-
dent Senator Carl Schurx. with one Vice
{ President aud Secretary from each State
and Territory. The report was adopted,
and Mr.. Schurx advanced amid great mp.
J plausc. mud addressed the Convention. He
said: e Great wrongs were. being pcrpc-
4 trstcd BY the party in power, and this as
semblagc Of American frcemeu meant .ha,
these things were no longer to be endured
The conscience Of the people, which
seemed dead. has arisen from every point
.of the compasr. The breath Of victory il
in The very air which surrounds US. We
have grand opportunity before US. We
,cau give the Republie pure and honest
.Governmens. but can only do SO by throw.
~ behind us tho selfish spirit Of politi'
eians-- ANAL chickering's and mean aspira'
tions."
w Up to the hour Of going to press tho
z Convention has not made any nomination.
for President and Vice President. Their
Z are number Of persons mentioned. bu
no two delegates seem to favor the cam
Z oaee fs
,.,.,,
4 3 despsseh received here at 4 o'clocl
!. yeslsrdsy afternoon, states that Horae
0reply. II Nsw York. vss son;nstsd 70
n lseusidsst'os ths sixth ballot. and sha
(}6v. Gratis Bsoss, of Missouri. Vas nom
rokoa " Wis. prssideat.
Middletown transcript., 1872-05-04

AUCTION.

There will be m auction OF Boots, Shoes. No
tions, Clothing, Harness, &c. &c. every Saturday
Aighi. II you want 10 save money, call Ut any
time and sec for yourself.
GEO. W. INGRAM.
may l--r
Middletown transcript., 1872-05-04
Laborers.

1NHE Middlc,owu Immigration Society will
L receive the lahorcrs ordered from Sweden
on or about the goth inst. The Society have en-.
gagged Ave more than they orders for, which they
will hire 10 any desiring them, At the sams rasss
~ are charged for the others. They arg young,
able-bodied men, and will come we'll recom-
mendsd. Apply 10 or address
g. TROUP MAXWELL,
Corresponding Secretary,
may lth-3w Middletown, Del
Middletown transcript., 1872-05-04
Tournament.

A Tournament will be held near Galena, on
"A Thursday, the 18th Of June. Number Of
Knights limited 10 forty. No entrance fer charged
TO Knights, but they are TO equip al their own
expense, and arc requested to notify the Sccrcia-
~ on or before the 10th Of May, stating title
they assume.
Proposals for privileges for horse feed, refresh.
ments, &c. received BY p. Medders, II. Parr, 7.
II. Horsey and DR.. +. 7. Nowland, committee
meeting will be held on May 10Th 10 receive
reports, &c. W. RODGERS,
Calena, Nd. May +-iw Secretary.
Middletown transcript., 1872-05-04

4 sv(saiaa kse - llsslspd a I1s1ss
|is1IlI6Ss dk6 Giq1 ~ - -
Middletown transcript., 1872-05-04
REPORT

az he Condition efiAs Cuisess Naiossl l1sak y
NsJa9ae~n, Delawsrs, sf he close y tssissss N
tie lsA day Of April, 1879.
nuuovsnrxsu.
Middletown transcript., 1872-05-04
REPORT

Offls Condition Of the Ns~ Cist!s County National
Rink Of Od.ssd, a! the eiose cf bu'ines April
l9h, lsT?.
RESOURCES.
Middletown transcript., 1872-05-04
III Ilstylasd representative hsvs ss.
a ~ M1I6oloe oorp0rstofs n the bi

]. III lIstyhsd representative hsvs sss.
~ ~ 6l(bWlog oofposatess u the bill
7 ~ ~ W. solDbFation of ths Gen.
II .'' 1tSt@tfn1yt II Anetiean Inds.
= " fG)|&1 tloots: nba. Dsni6l
Middletown transcript., 1872-05-04
For Coroner.

TeMs Dsweeyaie pessys Of Nss Cissis Cbssty.
FELtow CIrtsEns from the hattsriug vots
givea me heretofore, and the earnest solicliaiisa
Of numerous ffieads, again oder myself for ths
olice OF Coroner Of New Castle county at the next
Democratic non,iniion election, and pledge ny
self to The nominee OF The party.
May iih, '73-tn RICHARD GROVES.
Middletown transcript., 1872-05-04
FOR SALE.

I.s I.,., !': ~ : .'',|!'!.! ~. !.
Middletown transcript., 1872-05-04
FLOWERSii

TO T h B ADIE
7 will have for s4is, on and sfser April is,h.
j until fsriher uotlcs, cholce lot Of Fioasss.
sube1slhg ~ meet beautiful and chelce ~
siel)eo. HIRAM DEAL.
A.. is--sw. Cas- 81. Maidstone, psl.
Middletown transcript., 1872-05-04

NJ. John ". Cooper, near whi,eleysbare,
raised 60 bushels Of peanuts which he disposed
Of At - per bushei, says the Deisrarsan.
The paragraph 10 last week's Ctsu w1iS, in
regard 10 the Editor Of the Cscii DrmsevA taking
4 position on the editorial sta6 Of the Delssass
0ssais, 70 pronounced by the latter paper - In
correct.
The Dissaoad State Bras Bapd Of this tows,
gave oa. e!tisens delightful ssrssads q Nos.
fsads sOid ON Thursday sIsh. last. .. IN
Mlddlete.n BuildIsg ssd Lsaa Associations. Ses
Joe Jslessou, ths worid-ssao vssa eousAiaa,
| will play hls celsbfaMd character n &ip Yes
Winkls n Wllmlnetoa, May 10th and llih.
| Only twelve lrus blll0 q iadietment we're found
by - 0sssd Jury u ksat soaaty st ths sseen
~. sssss, nss.1. y nssls..sw..
o. 3sSsasy lest, I!ssry Da.Is, Hss:, = ssses
les of0aussl ". nsbssss, dsesass1. soid u
y. .fIs 49, "a -. .. n.l. s...s. y
4 rs. "a 6veliiae . esssw~e l1aia asd O.
ssssels y JoespA y. Wal1e, IT oo,Sle.
Ko. s-A S.S!l!.g = lsss ssrsss, Y .. ,
1. g. 8. sss -; = =; III: ;''''' . q -
& III 6ssSIssS, 6si';isss x ii.sSsS;, ~ 8
i & Ue ~ - ~ Stegloar eoeraese 80
] : / !; 4 I ! !
,rrssz y
Middletown transcript., 1872-05-04
Wilmington H., Del..'

For Spring and Summer :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-14
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
" ERN RAILRnAD.

MORRIS AND ksStA DIVISION
Bnghsmtan syIacs Osvcro WITHOUT CHANGE or CARS
81 M1FR ARA GEMENTS eonnelcrg MONDAY, June b ls2
ry toa rn Nca-K o. t. Osyeso without eange o. cas-
with L. and B. e. E. o kingston WLebaETe Pitts
o. EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN connecting at Dsnrile
tou Chester ca Waterloo with sussex r K
Tor 5e CAP soasbary scranton Great Bnghaton.
cue 0sgo aai az hPlg h Lsga snd s-sqleASAaa and
1850 PHILLPsBCRG EXPkESS sious at e7arE haasoa
q d a. Parssa. With Bl Del r R Tor BeyieTe. and Le9h
a. "a i1c br1 WilIes--r Pesag ard IiTrS
D B4OAD GAuGE hAPakas tkAjh va Paterson sne
pnnpa siato's Connecting al Dover with
s,5 n PHILIPsBusG ExPREss connect, With ce.
&. a. as iS6o R. nd L VALLEY l. for 5sihsh
AeataWn Rssa9s Asr.,gTg 7ae ne " est M rt r
- p iAtA lSIS -Ar AAs' connects VIA On'A'e' L. u
Tol a5PRSr0WS. a I:l5 9ho Hoo 1850 No. $50 $40 $50
f. SUMMIT 7:is. TO $40 loio and 30 H. go $40
For ORANGE ard SOUTH ORANGE IT'S 80 sIo go 11o
and lao :i 2'S0 &S 80 40 S'ia s'o '''o''l 'A'
For NEWARK at tbs, 7sO $50 $40 90 .olo 800 100
M lad .2o a. ia 10 o a.! 81. sS - 70, ~ os s5d ~
p Trans marked stop a. Est Newark ,r, ~, =, -.s
A. REAS0SER, Superintendent
IRE RAILWAY.-Summer Arrangement of
@ .- -, s 5so 5 sS '''- FUN D
1Saaat s7i S.ieao pay Express Room Coaches
u m-Ezprvss Nal Buaaio Niagara Fss Drawing Room
$50 D. N Ssi Express. Sleeping Coaches Buffalo and Niagara
700 D. M sv) Cincinnati Chicago Night Express Sleeping
Coach fhou Cincinnati Baa4o Niagara fals ana thence
FOR Post jews GOo 900 no. 'ils n I:9o $50 and 200
For Goshen and ddesovn $780, ia:SO lOO AMI ILLS
A.. 40, $50 -ts=lu
F0rW lrElck 500 a. ;0l and til: IS = $50 =.
For eFburEh tt3 600 and ol $50 40, and 80 m
FOR saEern i5 ll:0a sl5 j. 4:o, $500
$50 d 200. aud rllslu H.
Fo crewoo Alenasle and Rsntev f7:0 400 70 20,
$500 s.J, COO 49, q. 9 AM rils0O
For Parson 6ls -Ts tJ5J l00 All;l5 200
- ss ~ 800 500 as 30 400 'eao. 200 SIS II H. and
Pr Rutis url Park and Paso s:E 80 1850 1880
~. H. LIS. $3.50, 4:I0 sis co., '6SJ Sis p m and II
midnight
500 and 90 O. Ia. aBi cEtar1sgs ollr, u midnight
For Hsiale 500 us and t345 n, Loo 600 500,
an tgJ D. r.. Satuulars onr II ~ midnight
and WAY 200 SIS. Gfs and 900 LOO as,
s0i aud st0 D. and a-uraays onir, 4 800 midnight
a. As,
m 3 n SATURDAYS onig, Lo0 nsdaight
For Cesr, Foo 1:i5. 300 JO 2l5, Ais $50, ESQ and
fT45p sa1ri-Ts o1v 1900 midnight
E4 - 1850 SIS, fstS, $50, GO,
audf m. Saiul4ays only, Y miiHlgat
MACK if5 and ~ and lQ 443 k;J0,
GO f1f5 p m SATURDAYS Only, y mlansght
leaving Chabef1st hours bali ho1r leave
Twrnfrtbr-sL The m anu
Md trains from hambers-s. only.
B-Trans the n r z Of n j. leaving Chanberss
abuve
ohtIe and oers for The checkn transfer Of
bhrcre nsr be a. Ohces24 Brosd-
va Cour.t Brooklyn Moutgnmest jersey City The Com
PAWS De1ots, ard Of agents az The principal l0ea
sblF. only. tGoslvl S1a4ys only eNvck Oniy.
L. D. RCCKER wa. K BAkh
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State. in EeyYok Of TweHtyssytH SOs
F0urtlaye. EnTnnes o. Twenty seTenth-s-
TRAINS LEAVE EEw-YoRK
ro heg HaTen anS bnesepor (ELk LIN m l&l5 tEL
To- MFod srltod Farse Southport and ws,tpo ,1'OA
for south Sorssik T. JsI) u.oo N, ELl ELl Ia
For Dsrsa T. no a n 34s 40, $50 and s9op
For stanford rl g, l0 LIS ELl, &lJ (KLl 9D.
For GTs.nvch srd Intermediate stations g. LEO n 2l5 @c
ssns Ss 1 ave- weuysyentAst EsvYOrE al p u iOs
BoFs0n va 10Th sprnsSssos NE SRs.Ti 5 TRAINS
OF Bo o.soa we ys ssgIngSes a. a n ana p Il
fr RS1Iiori sa5 s Ilse y 81 - anu 3sis , and
Eor CoHBeseu River Rairo ID n I2ls n 70 Northampton
So Hsrteori Providence spa Psh.iI Railroad l2l5 -
For Line Railway al a. 70 Norwich 40 A4'D0' 1919
FoI New isTen an NortlsI s5a aaOAl 70 North
sSS S New Iye8 1 Jovn and wIImnnas Railroad Ar Los
Yer Tio1sssoae Railroad, and p - . v,v..,
Fo Ss1Tsocf R1 roal N and 80 p n 70 "a'srO"'
Jor DS6bry Soraalk Railroad m ~ AM A'O p IA
Conmoous ssepng Cans attached 10 p m an an 70 ~
tav Ma Tram either Line DraNingroon Oal a''' " ~
FsSess can procure pont reached SZ,s Tbs ISsa q
q sn9 feafh az BrosTav an No Court At BroOni so
~ eas.ef slst ~ go M on JAMES IL HoYT, sspL
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAJ ROAD.-COmnenc1g MOADA1, JUNE D 1864
Tarough trains leave Grand CentTai Depot H. roam car
7sO : n Chicago an Montreal EI7Ie.s VI a a O'~ ~
1000 n SPECIAL Chicago Express Win d~inso" cars 70 O1'
and Niagara Fails
u.oo a. n Northern and Western krnress
$40 m SPECIAL Albany and Troy Express ~ ", q. @,
n Montreal Express win ieepngeA non %
500 n ES9e with lsepHscaI for WaerOvn o'Tes0 and
,o - Psc EIgre,. vi n sseping ears Buffalo
Wv spd ysFara Fas Chicago, both L. & and NJ G.
Rslroas; ST. Louis, via l0iedo The and p n
400 D. n KT5Tess ePinE-eArs for Troy and Albany
,.bl. &. H. kENDkthr deneral faasel geI agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-14
NETWORK AMI. NEW-HAvEN RAIL
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY =, 1911

P..asbgs- Station EcwYok corner Twenty
Fourtl-ave Entrance o twenty seVonth-st