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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-02-28

Two of the most famous of Oh.
former dlimiOs Of Japan have '".
home for AN American tour The. m
gentlemen OF the old school dvcnu
dauts of historical houscs, and ul cnur
very much opposed 30 thc unova1",
Of the present regime. ,uIi they "'nl
seem to have an investignting tulu o..
mind, and bound 10 find ont what p.
new civilization that is making such %
rumpus at home, is like.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-02-28
Susan B. Anthony. the beantit

Susan B. Anthony, the beautiful
captive, will have an ovation at Wash
ington on the 18th and 18th February,
the occasion of the annual convention
of the National Woman'S Suffrage As
sociation. Elizabeth Cady Stanton.
Myra Bradwell, and the balance of the
sisterhood viii be present 10 welcome
the prisoner as she comes from the dun
geOn of Rochester.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-02-28
Courtesy,

Nowhere is well-bred courtesy, or the
lack of it, more observed than in travel
ing. On the steamboat and in the cars
the quiet observer easily detects those
who have been educated under refined
influences, those who, without special
cultivation, are possessed of native
politeness. 1t is not education alone,
nor wealth, nor high social position,
nor COSTLY trapping, that makes one
pleasant travelling companion. There
must exist a kindness of feeling toward
strangers, general recognition of equal
rights in the comforts and conveniences
provided for the public, and quicken
ed discernment for the needs of others.
The gentleman who spreads out his
luggage on couple of seats in the cars,
and persistently reads his newspaper,
determinately unconscious that others
who have paid as much as he has are
looking in vain for seat, is as truly i'll
bred as the country girl who noiselessly
eats her pint of peanuts, scattering
shells on seats and floor, utterly re-
gardless of the annoyance she gives her
neighbors. In this democratic country
We travel in public conveyances too
much as if they were our own private
and twelfth passengers in city omni
bus, who know they have full claim to
a seat, are ediscomfortedb by the outspread
garments, the immovable attitudes, and
the blank faces of those who happen to
have entered the stage before them
Common civility demands that q move
ment be made to give room until the
complement is filed out; afterward
courtesy and generosity will often
prompt to attentions which justice may
not require. It is surprising how much
the comfort and pleasure of any journey,
whether long or short, is enhanced by
those little nameless courtesies which
are offered instinctively and unoffcious-
1y to strangers by refined, well-bred
travellers, and persons in which native
tact and delicacy almost make up for
the lack of the educating and refining
influences of good society. Summer
iourneying in crowded boats and cars IS
a test both of patience and politeness.
Thrice happy they who pass nobody
| through it, for their own sake, for the
comfort of companions, and for the
reputation of poor human nature is
general.
| CrRCAssIANs.-Tw kindssof divorce
are granted in Circassia, one total, the
other provisional. Where the first is
| allowed the parties can Immediately
marry again where the second exists,
| the couples agree to separate for a year,
and if, at the expiration of that time,
| the husband does not send Tor his wife,
her relations may compel him to total
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-29

agement; their most active enemy was called In
and was allowed full power Ia hghly e1cted contro
yersy here ensued between opposing a. 20 tn n
vestigat0n OF the Company's DOCKS nuu undtsl tno
witness said that he considered II the duty OF the Com
nany to publish their report OF tne ,ne
officers from those against the company -. 4,
Mr.. McCuogh said that while the Iegisiature was ~
he had TO the papers ana DOORS nc
but the day that the Legislature adourneo, ne ouna
notice on the door entering behind the counter FORBID
ding the entrance OF those not employed in tne onco
on inquiry he was told that he could not go Dehnd te
counter he had acted as the sworn representative
the Legislative Committee. 80 -, ~.
Mr.. Romans offered correspondence win Pfoi blrt
lett In which the latter approved OF tho formula useo
by the witness. . -, -,
Richard A. AIcCurdy testified am the Vicc-Prosl-
dent and ono OF the Trustees OF the Mutual Life Insur
Company; the charges brought against the company
already stated also in January OF this year by
committee OF the Company In conjunction WIN nVe
disnterested pOcybolders tue members ot the TOM
mitee not appointed at the instance Oh nyseld or
Mr. Winston. but OF open Board OF Directors Inc
witness explained In detail the revival OF Frederick NJ
WinstOu's policies which was suggested by hlln' MI
Winston was present when the action was taken ny
the Board. Tie witness also went over the history oi
the dividend OF 1870 and also explained the nature OF
the continuance OF Mr. LATHE as agent OF the company
alter he had become insane. IIe business r ~
treated II suffering from temporary
illness he only paid for the work actually done az
his office; the quarrel between Mccullough ana the Com
pany originated the Oi an agent; there mas
never attempt TO intndae voters; the articles
published by Mr.. English were pecublarlly injurious W
the Company, aud involved the publication VI LaISo
OF documents Tor distribution among agents. "
answer objections on the part OF policy holders.
Alter long DISCRIMINATION Ny MT DdfnnSVon,
which elected nothing OF interest except the origin
Mr. Engshs hostility the Company, the witness sald
that he had turned Sir English OF tho Office OF The
Company for dspIdeIly conduct. and wllluIaWn tne'
advertisements from The Insurance Times.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-29
DEPARTURE OK FOREIGN MAILS.
TTFeDAY ApntL %

TUESDAY. APRIL 30
Havana dire bI steamship Moro Castle close At
eupg Mail Pier No. - N. r. Is closed 2:5J
Steamship sails AZ } y. N. from Pier No. - n. X
WEDNESDAY. APRL %.
Europe Quesnsosn aai liverpool steamship
Mauhltab eois Al 81 supplementary Maj Pier No 70 n.
g. closed at N SsDsbp sAls al p H., from Pier No.
t6N.R.
A Prasaan Clofei Mali Is ssut bv tbs Loe
Mails the German states OILY by the steamship HAu close at
n NJ steamship sails At frcm foot 81 ThlpL, Hotcieu
Mails PapAmA ApuWa the Cegtfal American aud Pa
citc ports etc. steamship Henu CbauIesJ close Al "a selm
stl az ~ 81. from Pet No. ~ \. X.
Mails for Kingston. JAmaea SAsn AID Turks islsnd b. the
steamship Clahbtl oe at steamship rails from Pier No ~
N r. atom
Malls f,f NASSAU n Pr asd H,vinl, per The n,,nbp Lee,
Supplementary Mail on Fer No. J, ~ H., IA c9ed
2i45 D. N. steamship tail, al D. m.
..... THURSDAY. NAV
Malls for Europe Via Pnoub Cbstbo9E sad Hamburg
shp Wtsllli close Al II Supplementary Man Pier foot Il
Third hoboken closed at steamship sails s2
Pier loot Of Tbifi 1T, HoboteB.
Az s DEPOSITED Supplementary Mails be prepaid With
double postagel = =. l.... ..rH
APiusasn Closed hi1is tsnthT tbs Roe
Malls HaAaa aud MEXICO b. The steamship Ceop,irs close
Supplementary Mail on Pier No H. closed 2li
y N sttAlsskg sails at v IA h0m PIsI No IN. X
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-29
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF sKw -r0RK.
April 20.

PORT OF hkW-IORk.. 90
CLEARED.
sH.p ya,St na S,od born sstT.rT 11fs EaI Co.
Stsa@,Se Chs.p.ale. MaHsNH Portland J. p. Ans~
steamship Philadelphia, DAVIS. rs,hleiSo@, u..,.
ship Bn!sh Sossregn 9th Daus, Lysoo Gaasl haiarn
Bark ALASKA rBr Gay Gbrsitar for orders H. Svsc.azl Go
Rng Lena lBr, Bishop st. John, 2 B. r Ssyins s'a"
s ss r. Persiss, D1ssiat Boston, ii. y. Metal! Co
Sf St, aa Cox GSa o lg No., b Co.
Sehr D. il. Mansfield, Williams, Gloassils;.
Scbr J. b. BIeeeker Thompson, Stob -E'"o. W. H. FREE
scLr O. G. 4e.e1 MeaI STANFORD, s-lOa Nl-4.-os Co.
s,.,r,ho CT, of Pan, teTl Leeb Liverpool Apr IT, ard
oo.o.s ss %;' . md pass y; y91 h5 I via Else and
U.,,' 10 W.. p Ciyde Co.
Sr.S,hp .a M,,e Sampson Orleans Ap 49, with mise
SSp k. Troop o ST. JOha. N b. crOher Liverpool days il
R,S P pubrovaeh tAust Pond, Liverpool DAYS With wl
B.s tot Yarmouth N 81 ileney Belfast lfela0d " d''
sebf iJ,bea Fisher Wilmington. c. sd,y, With naval stores
Sebr h. A. EdSard,, Miller WILMINGTON. NJ c. days. with naval
Sea, Helen A. Locke Of BOOn Cray B,acos days With fruit
scaoosEEs-RVER Ar c9ssi ,.I v,.,.,.
SeIoTa' yifrssa j. IL lockwood Richmond Va
DOMESTIC PORTS,
Boston April brig GOleoOda, from Bangor W'es
E Fs a. MoSaoS W. ApT aPas.e for Baltimore b.r
Andes Pouee Ema Frances Gosia7e and P' "a
ur froa eogetoWu C. Passed out te@G1 B,lTS[e 20
S aHd .s n NJ ko oq css. 0' The
FOREIGN PORTS.
ovEEysrows AOnl 2aTbe White star Line steamship ASh,u
PER-, from April Bmao Line steamship CITY OF
Warrington Lochead from Newic Apni IT, both io Liverpool
arrived here this morning tue latter Al $50 a.
MOvLE The Anchor Lane steamship Europa Campbell
from sewYorG Apn H. for Glisyos arrived her5 y.'terl
PLYpoUTA April Tbe Hamburg American Lne ComphnVs steam
ship Hebch New Ofs April IT, o Hamburg arrived
tbs harbor al IS O'Clock this -.
SOUTHAMPTON April 2The North German Loyd' nesmshp OHIO
Won EYue from Baltimore H. for Bremen arrlsed here ct
cock saturday evening ADD shortly after Pceeied The steamship
tt. AsPuw. aod West lHdao OOra, ''ed here Je'
tentsg.
CUsBEc Apr 2Ths SHIP Ponous arrived Yesterday b0g The
sr .ug vessel Of The a.nn repori qSAHuues OF ice
below The steamship Ptsssan arrived this moruing
For Latest Snip NecS Sre FUu PdgcI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-29
TILE COURTS.
A CARGO OF WHEAT RECOVERED.

CARGO OF WHEAT RECOVERED.
In the case of the Milwaukee National Bank
OF Wisconsin agt Arthur Hughes and Others action was
brought to recover value OF wheat under
the following circumstances Mower. Church Bell pur-
chased the wheat in Milwaukee on the order OF A. T.
Smith Co., TO be paid for partly in sight drafts and
partly time drafts The plaintiff discounted all OF the
drafts and them with the bills OF adng 10 the CITY
Bank OF Oswego. with instructions not 10 deliver the
wheat until the drafts were pad. That DanK
presented the drafts TO A. F. Smith Co.. VINO PAID the
sight drafts and accepted the time drafts ON tue ar
rival OF the Oswego the City Bank OF OswegO
gave an order the captains OF the boats TO deliver 10
A. f. Smith * Co.'S elevator for the account OF l. 81
Baker CASHIER subject to tho order OF the bank. Inc
CAPTAINS delivered tue wheat IN compliance with the
instructions, and A. F. Smith IL Co. without the
knowledge or consent OF the bank sold tue wheat 10
Randall Kenyon, ana Ivy their direction shipped 1t on
canal boats aud ebtaned bills OF ang therefor which
recited that they the shippers. Tue defendants
advanced large amount OF money on ne credit oil the
bills OF adiDg,
At the trial OF this case. yesterday. in the United
States Circuit Court Judge Smaey held mat the sale OF
the wheat % Randall Kenyon was without authority.
and conveyed tile 10 them and that the defendants
acquired title TO the wheat against the palntu
By direction of the Court the jury found verdict Tor
the plaintiff for S2iGo5. Porter. Lowery SJren and
Clarence A. seward and II. NJ. Finch for The pIalntn.
and Vag Cou * Wnsow for the defendants
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THE INSURANCE INQUIRY.
MANAGEMENT OF THE MUTUAL LIFE.

MANAGEMENT OF THE MUTUAL LIFE.
voLUMINoUS TESTIMONY BEFORE TIE ASSEMBLE
COMMITTEE on GRIEvANCEs-mR ROMANS . OF
TIcAL SERVICE AS ACTUARY, AND MS GROUNDS
OF OPPOSITION TO TIE BOARD.
Tho Assembly Committee on Grievances reasSe'n-
blod yesterday morning, at the Metropolitan ho.ei
TO consider the complaint of Stephen English, tna'
he is illegally confined in Ludlow-st Jail under
libel suit brought against him by f. s. WINSTON anu
that the bail demanded is excessive MI herficA
presided and the same counsel appeared Us At Tue
previous sessions The testimony taken was 'oiu
minous, relating mainly to tho management Oh INC
Mutual Life tho addition of so per cent to the con-
tributions. and the opposition Of Actuary Romans 10
the policy of the Board. The Vice-President' the
Assistant Actuary, several trustees, and other ON
GERS of the Company took the stand in defense OF ts
interests. The Committee will meet in Albany on
Thursday at 3 y. III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-29
TuE pIrTsgURGH BOND RoBBER.

Charles &. Hampton, who is charged with
having stolen $1,000 bond OF the Allegheny Railroad
from the Safe Deposit Company Of Pittsburgh was
brought before Judge Brady, IN the Court OF oyer aud
Terminer yesterday, on a wrt Of haoeas corpus Tie
ptisoner was discharged with the consent or the DIS
met Attorney and immediately redTrested on feqnlSl'
ton from the Governor. Hampton was taken 10 !hr
Shrnrs Office aftcIward TO the office or tue unteu
STATES Secret Service Corps, OH BleecRfrst As the
prisoner and the deputies entering he carriage AZ
the Court house crowd Of TOwdics pressed dDgui the
vehicle suspicOusly. and when II was driven on about
eight OF the followed III two COACHES Iheir move
ments beInc observed by Mr. JARVIS, he followed them
10 BleeckeT-st 10 carriage with other deputies Hdnp
ton vas put the for Pittsburgh III the custody OF
Mr. Benson tbs Secret Service Corps aLi Speciai
I.nllf IrsG hle and Erl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-29
AMERICAN JOURNALISM.

The Nerc- York Herald of Sunday printed a
90 page paper containing 100 columns OF "matter aud
claims that this the greatest feat OF American jour
nalism The Chicago Tribune, published in city with
Onethrd the population OF NewYork on the same day
printed lGpage paper, containing III columns OF mat
Ter hut said nothing abOnt IT, The columns OF The Tribune
are three quarters inch longer than those of TIE
Herald, and, by actual measurement, The Herald
only printed three columns than the Chicago jour
nal. But The Herald leads Z" more prOusely, uses
larger type and longer displayheadings and we think
American journalism" in the matter of sze belongs TO
q provincial journal Both papers, however, deserve
credit, and splendid examples OF the wonderful
growth Of the American Journal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-29

Msb fos Bermuda BY the steamship H,tsr. close at n
FRIDAY, MAT
On and ,r May letters TO th. steamship eeei and ineads
stamps money viii be ec.r,d b. The eeE IN snarse
M,t for H,hfr g. closed a. too NeS-fok POstO5ee every
div at 6 .. m. and goes VIA boston -, n. ,- ~.
Mails Tor Newfoundland close at The ro;t0ee every m
NJ Steamship sails from Portini No. on Sat~rsJ ate
m. Due New York Friday, ats m. -, -. -,
Letter postage 10 Al. The w,n gon= cseet will
Papers csn.I oaci W1ea nl' 20 prepaid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-29
ROBERT ELEAKLEY'S TRIAL.

The trial of Robert p. Bleakley, who shot his
niece Mary Ann Foley. alias Maud Merrill, ON Dec. TO-
is;2 opened yesterday morning, in the Court OF oyer
and Terminer Judge Brady AT the time OF the
killing the interest the was widespread, caused
by the peculiar relations between the murderer aud ms
victim. Ex-MayOr Hall and William f. Howe appeared
for Baakey and DIsrctAttorney Phelps Tor the prose
cution. The first juror called Joseph Ewing who
was not accepted When the panel was exhausted Tour
jurors had been obtained. Their names are W. j.
Cochran. David Alderman, AdolpR Luhrs, aud Adoph
Schroeder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-29
DECJSIONs-APpfLaa 90,

Supreme -Chdmters-Br judge Jarrett
MerpGg a. Hissell--si~B. for oDEnsc.
Special TsTu.-Tbe People. c sg De CGo-.iSIsa deniei
Snperior Court-Specdt Tern-By judge Van Worst.
-Tbom., grspteL TIE Nlre Nat B,sk at
The CtJ B,nk-ofdef gnni SbeaE at EdgM-Cise
de~d g. Guonch SSeener-Cie Se.,ci AID sled Ma.
span, A Hs,eMooB gs0'i payment OF FLO costs Of tie
ty o( Rock sg hePettie-Nouo g;aeec
AID referred.
Common Pleds-Speonl Term-By Judge LOew.-
Bi,phsm az. E-rcb.-Csse settled.
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pASSENGERS ARRIEED.

FROM HAvANA-Ja s,,amsttp CTeso>n Ctr April -a-i':;c
Emery David Deu j. Oprsbhsnsr Larratie sr Acath ~
Capin Trador L. Otis TraIaya, IL d. neAs a. Ctneo ~ "
Robert Laden John Soletg.r Eey IN sort eT Gas oO4o
T. Sampson Lunson C. Leu Kuy kowsb
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|Ysy.I:l:s

tn. BEST ,nt MOST AGREEABLE TONIC Introduced Por
the relief Of Indigestion Deby aud Los u Appetite -
vsg.be pu' b' the Food Journal Arthur Il
lI,.ai 81. D.. WrutsOnh L. Scott esd T. e. =. = A. 5 l.
r. r. 5. Sold By Groeers O,lmen All Cbsms large
boulss At "a. each Beware o .tauonA Prepared Dy
GOODALL. BACKHUUSE Co.
L-eds E1sl,pd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-29

500 63i MOOD Ru'''''''''iJ'l'
wITsR TRp oAr-A y
Ssafy Hooi 90! Gov. 30 Hell Gate fefI.llS
DIy-P x.
Sandy hooT 9fi Covs Island lelJ HeH S'e 'ei'' wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-29
Hlnrule uno nldIe ttlanleIs.

.-->~---~-~--~-----~~-~
A KLABER. Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
N. LING WOhkS aud - East EghteeuIhst Marble a0I
Marbrel Thing Marble Colarr AoLamea5 a. That
deiy connection. Marble turning Tor the triie
CTEWARTs SLATE MANTELS-Rich and
- eeeatdesesS SAFE WORK every desepuoa MARBLE snl
MOOD MlSTKlS T. r SrEwARF c., ~ aid y. Wes'
Tyeut'-ihu'i. near SeyeHih'a'.
THE PENRHYN SLATE Co. have removed
ter uncu.sll-e Fo1sth'e. az Herta
ie-nht large ssscrHec o. MANrBLS, uAIE>
congnsg many elegant ud aaqle I.sCa' a. enee' ehisS
eompsuuea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-29
Eon0on Advertisements.
RELISH

YORKSHIRE RELISH.
i Tb- Mo, delicious and Cheapest Siuoe 10 the World
Wsusaiei pare and Tree inanous hEredeol
gRIp HOTTIES SOLD IN ONE MONTH AUGUST, lGki.
SAT. unprecedented 10 The hsioV 81 SsBnss
Ohnrn bottles. al 3D. Is sa1 rs
Trad. Man Willow Pattern Plate. Bs-sr- Of lnit.uen.
Manufacturers: G000All. BACkhOUSe & CO.,
IrrlA NJ md.
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Surzrrx CorHr-CHa.pss.- BssS.rr J-Op.oI c, 10 r.
an Borrbo,r act smith s6 Ia th. n,i;sr ~ Geo Page.
McDimsnI 81 al los. .Krviudrau l., LocuL
So Gasop agt yoahess la. GoaJudge al
tie kAtsas IL. collins AZ. B1iieusck
P,else R. X Co. l's..ln toe matter Of Srdnore,
a.. Hen sgt Ciscbnta receiver
70. Worth Bessrs bl..NrlTie agt Flnnestn
81 .Murs .gt Hsutsh eli al D..POluct ct a. agt Miller
s6..RIrby igt Green, CoGtroler - etaL -.
sI..Sime at Same. BI.,BraileI et a. Art Adams
ici .SpFoo .st Bosi,. as..L1GcG AZ NeCl.u,ud eta.
les PenSed igt Janti 208. 10 the matter OF Mitchell
ID .BnehsTd ct a. sgt Wilcox 2J Shul sgL MsfueeAe
I25. Lancaster Fire los Co. Ast Nt. es agi Nelss
26.. Barr asL Matus Life los
'''''' .rt Scott Call az. .zrsbusuEe art CUn
ccsxos PIEis-Tkl,L TsSs-Pisr III. p DALI I-op.u. at
Is,l Whit. at P,r,, $50 s,ue,st 0lob. FIR. ua Co.
SIS C,rrnEoo AZ Coutr 1911 Sane asL The Noaleh los
Stern AZ Ts. M.blse 1872 SAN. sgt The M.rch,ut
Fire las Co. Of Brocslrn $500. los Co. - ,,.,- =
ShenH lslo. SANE act The Aduaue los.
1919. Stufslit agt. Grant - 20 M
2I9S. The Mayor, &c Colghnn SON. sgI lie
81. Bender Agt EVerarl. IuifJ Ave H. d. 70
1903. Stern sgt The Albany City
Fire los. Co.
Coxxos PLEls-TRAL TsRH-PiEr LAREsxoRs, "opens at
Cas-. Ou-Tbe Rrst " s The Ocean Nat B,sf
MARINE Couar-TEiAL TExx-PiRr I-crRrs "opens Aad
calendar called at 10
1909. Morris sgt Morris 2O;s. Sane sgt Sane
1000. a POudn. Illl kendAu AIT Marce
Levi AT. C,ry 2oeS. .Rnttev agt Rorne.
1909. Rose sgt Van Name 2e8. ,Fnediasn agL Fax.
.wsch6ueu sgt. McCife 1889 vosksmp aGt EtgeL
2Qil. .Slnl agt hcClonL 1880 MeCan AT CMn.,
014..Kelraey agt FulG l9l Emannel sT- M5fd.
20i5. same agt same. 1870 . Noh ennng sft, btoHn
GkyER1L Ss,s0Ns-HlcKHrT RPeter Woods robbery: Join
HgAu Morris Lew, burglary Thomas Conon oafgy Jobn Dhsel,
ono1s assault bae Mirun Bennett ieopo1s Assault and DAT.
tey; Prugle David Pnug Jsmes Pnpgle Larceny atd
stolss goods William ClarL grand
HeBIy Frey, William Cook Bernard Bush, grand larceny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-29

UpHlIADEl1lllAu anu lstNiAs -
II oNIS nIeECF ROUTE WITHOUT CHANGk OF go, 80,
THR oil REGION sBi LUMBER DISTRICT or Penn -
vii e.ye Desbrossss and Cortland ~ Ferries: "a o,,, Pss
$50 kHPress DAILY except SsliA) sn suAurs GSo
Wiusmspo % ayeu. 9;5, Remove. llii9 y n Csu
sfg, Cory t:05 Erie, ED Connects Al f AZ Roe
IN ot Cek and Allesheny River K K for the on hss''
viii Lake Sbore X. r. tcr an poas Wts- o,..s Gar
ft1 "A Az Ere Mail (dllgl VIII Pullman 49,
ps ,e}obi. 70 Ene Arrive SmOury, btoi "iunnsIo t LA
Ion Hs,en Sai Renovo II a,ton %lV Sv, 'ri Ae
sSc M Connects AZ lryineon sui CORY via Oi 49,. N 4
sttos River r. H. Tor the OIL Region At Bic WITH LAAe S
all P0'a" wal Wa BALDWIN esD,ral SGVsri''''A''A
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6teamboats ano RAILROADS..
CENTRAL. RAILROAD ON NAV .JERSEY =

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY. -
" passenger and frsiyht DEPOT Ia Ee~York loot Of b
meets someryie With South B.eh r. r. at H'mpos Jssss
We Delaware LacfsSnnns and WssUrn Railroads 81 Phpssor
ecs anf SasSscha.us DTsOa; and At ksoo -h he Less
v Railroad and Us connections forog direct ns 10 Ph9r,s
sna 1 west -sbeui a1ze o. oars 40 70 Crsut PehasT
ALLgsTOwS LISB TO TIIR WEST
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Commencing Dee i6 lg12-Loave Ncv To-I "A ,oa,v,
IA m.-WaT Tan Tor 5oneru.e.
Ia Nor Flerdstos Eif.on. Dcirhsr1 Bath N,at Ca,
WiA'sbarre Pston 3h15cy CT ~ Carmel lfietJ, ,rs,r
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD. 81.
ConDsbout MONDAY. November lSiL Through uaia' VIE
leave Grand CentIl Depot:
$500 n Cbeaeo MOntreal ESurss Sa drawing ooa ca"
through TO Rochester aai -. At1nN ~.
Chicago Express with drG~lHg room cars 70 D--A
Niagars
a N NOD % Western EKpress.
4. N SPECIAL Express for AibaOy sCd Ircv. =.
Montfea Express sieepns'eAs IRON
500 H. Express, daily, with sspiagcAs WitetoNz aal Cii
$500 D. n F,e6c KIpreSs sepugesrs for Rochester BlJis
Fails: also iot Chicago. both l.. 5 aad Nv
Railroads. THIS SanjATA
ll:oo NJ Express With 'esEp,.5, G i!o' asd ais, ,