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Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-11-05
Mark Twain ON Accident Insurance

At recent insurance dinner in Hart
ford Mark Twain said:
GENTLEMEN-I am glad indeed to assist
in welcoming the distinguished guest Of
this occasion to city whose fame as an
insurance center has extended to all lands
and given us the name of being quad
ripple band of brothers working sweetly
hand in hand, the Colts Arms Company
making the destruction of our race easy
and convenient, our life insurance citi-
zens paying for the victims when they
pass away, Mr.. PATTERSON perpetuating
their memory with his stately monuments,
and our fire insurance companies taking
care of their hereafter. | am glad to
assist in welcoming our guest-frst, be-
cause he is an Englishman, and owe a
heavy debt of hospitality to certain of
his ellow-countrymen; and secondly,
because he is in sympathy with insurance,
and has been the means OF making many
other men cast their sympathies in the
same direction.
Certainly there is no nobler field for
human effort than the insurance line of
business-especially accident insurance
Ever since have been director in an
accident insurance company | have felt
that am better man. Life has seemed
more precious. Accidents have assumed
kindlier aspect. Distressing special
providences have lost half their horror.
l look upon cripple now with affection
ate interest--as an advertisement. / do
not seem to care for poetry any more. L
do not care for politics; even agri-
culture does not excite me. But to me,
now, there is charm about railway
collision that Is unspeakable.
There is nothing more beneticent than
accident insurance. l have seen an en-
tire family lifted out of poverty and into
affluence by the simple boon of a broken
leg. / have had people come TO me with
tears in their eyes to bless this beneficent
institution. In all my experience of life
l have seen nothing so seraphic as the
look that comes into freshly
mans face when he feels in his vest
pocket with his remaining hand and
finds his accident ticket all rigbt. And
l have seen nothing so sad as the look
that came into another splintered Gus
TONER'S face when lac found he couldn't
collect on wooden leg.
/ will remark here by way of an adver-
tisement that that noble charity which
we have named the Accident Insurance
Company is an institution which is pc
culiarly to be depended upon. A man is
bound to prosper who gives 1T his Gus
tom. No man can take a policy in 1t and
not get crippled before the year is out.
Now there was one INDECENT man who
had been disappointed so often with
other companies that he had grown dis
heartened, his appetite left him, he ceased
to smile-said life was but a WEAKNESS.
Three weeks ago / got him to insure
with us; and now he is the happiest,
brightest spirit in this land--has a good,
steady income and stylish suit of new
bandages every day, and travels around
on shutter.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-11-05

Now, just as man begins to think
that his troubles are over, as the cellar IS
paved with peaches and tomatoes, his
wife looks him in the face and asks how
much grape Jelly he thinks they will need
and what is the price of ounces. It's a
weary world.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-11-05

AT length the season approaches for
splitting wood and hauling coal and
kindling fires, and the philosophic hns.
band begins to glorify the character OF
the helpmeet who is not ashamed to
work.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-11-05

THE most unpopular man in the coun-
try these days is the one VINO Save niS
wood too long for his neighbor's stove.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-11-05

AN editor says the only reason he
knows Of why his house was not blown
away the other day during severe gale
was because there was heavy mortgage
upon it.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-11-05

"A happy fool is wiser than discon'
tented philosopher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-16
The Amended D,strtc, R;,I

Elsewhere we print tie amended District bin
reported back BY the investigating e lmmittee.
The main amendments are these: The Office of
Secretary OF the District lie abolished; employees
of the District and Board Of Public Works are
included with the lsbOrers as benefi ;.aries by
the payne mt OF taxes; officers and employees of
The IRE department, as well as school teachers
are exempt from the 20 per cent. reduction of
salaries, the salary Of District commissioners Is
made 5000, instead OF 80 500; the per can't
tax IL maintained, but sbstements are provided
for prompt payment and penalties for nom
payment; the salary of the auditors il fixed at
$1,000. The rate of int rest on the ffty-year
bones IL kept At 50; a mistake on the part of
the committee, and they make another in hold
ing 10 their original rate OF taxation Of per
cent--Which virtually makes 5 per &c At, de-
handed OF Taxpayers this year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-16
Jurisdiction of Circuit Courfs-The
senate md the Cor res uondeaIs

The bill reported by Senator Carpenter yes
t6rday a. a substitute for the House bill 10 de-
teTnIne the Jurisdiction OF Circuit CIurts Of
the United States, contains provision intend
cd, II il asserted 10 bring the press OF the coua-
try under the control OF the courts or the Dis
triet of Columbia The eleventh section of the
bill reads az follows.
Section II. That process to commence in anv
circuit court of the United States or in any
court OF any Territory OF the United States or
OF the District OF Columbia, any civil suit not
affecting the title 70 real estate not within the
State, Territory or District where said suit il
brought, against any cOTpOr alton or other per
son residing in the United States, and doing
business In the State, Territory or District
v here said suit is brOu ght ard having in said
State. Territory or District where said suit is
brought an sgent or agents in respect OF tie
matter out OF which the case arises nav be
made by delivery to such agent, or TO either OF
such agents where there l. more than ons a
copy Of such process; and such service shall
nave The same force and effect a If made uPon
Tie pTincipaI OF such sgeut in the ate, Terri
tory, or District OF Columbia where the suit is
brought: FrOvidsd. hOlrersr, That tn section
shall rot apply 10 any suit on a cause OF action
and seyeBty-fOu
In the debate in the Senate il was objected to
the bill that lis efitc would be to break up the
carrying on Of business through agencies; also
that II would subject newspaper cOrrespon Tents
to libel suits brought against the papers with
which they are connected IL was stated in re-
lily That these provisions have been in substance
tie law Of Vermont for a long time, aud also of
Slsssaehusetts. and no IN gstice had been visited
upon any one through IL. The bill was passed
by vote OF yeas 80, 70 nays %, aud IL now goes
back TO the House, where it will need a two
thirds vote to carry it. Meantims if the bill
bears the construction put upon it, the Senate
may expect 10 hear Thunder all along tn news
paper line. No doubt Senators have been pretty
badly abused by some of the irrepressi5ls cor
resPoncents, but they had better make up
their minds to grin and bear it, rather than
invite the storm OF denuneiation sure to follow
any action upon their part that can be con-
strued into ga blow at the liberty OF the press"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-16

The report Of the Investigating Commit e,
1t VIII be seen, is calm, temperate dJcITnent,
and by 70 means sustain the statements ssnt
abroad a. 10 its Character
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-16

Public Library Building, Louisville, Ky.
For full particulars spply to Hon. ROBERT
nALLORI, late NJ q, from Louis, lie district,
EBBlTT HOUSE, Washington, BARSUM's HO-
TEL, Baltimore, sad CONTINENTAL HOTEL,
fhlisd-lphia jal6 trS Stiy25
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-16
Largest Circuls.isn in the District
Reading Matter On Every fags
WASHINGTON CITY;
UISDAY............. June Ie, 1874
The Star by Mall.

Persons leaving tie city for the summer or
any portion Of il, may have Tas STAR sent to
their address for such time 81 they desire, st
the rate Of ff'y cents Per month. Orders, ac-
coUpanied by the money, shoull be sent to the
business Office OF the paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-16
LADIES' GOODS.

MADAM l.. p. JENEEREris selling off regard
w lees Of cost BONHErs and Seaside and N
Riding HATS. l1l7 Penn. sveuu,. Wssn-CEA
iDgton; 80 North Charles street, Baltimore. *
Ifl5 I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-16

Tie country may BIZ athe easier, the New
York Nal thinks. There is no IOD ger any dan
ger Of Congress doing anything With the
finances.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-16

v OR sALE-Ail that magninceut ESTATE. late
the rehlceuoe OF Mr.. Jay coke, situafef 10 =
Suet uham Tow Grhir, n ont pulary csnnty, -
Iehh-l lFshia, about eiEhf tslTliics nUr.h 81 -
elphta. contzinirg about F6 ARE 81 law
Forest and Farm la d.. A station q the N ,-ts
E.nhfD ~ auie tsll Dad b. On the property.
tie sgltncid NJ ami n ls suref bis fufui shed. The
sails Ei Win yslu Lule OIL P..iali 10 - Enl tae Ii
traiy VII stCcse Cd "a itl nDuk-
TIE prefnists De- NitNef ~ parties .sfrfnr a,
Irrchbse. on pli Hti't . Robert "a 1em k-r 81 .
mort heast corner ath and Rae street,, PhiIs -si.
.Uue4 eOI3t Trusts. a, a. sr,r,.ry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-16

The recent change in the weather has hal a
reviving eject on the editor OF the Cincinasti
Co~mcrciGl. Out of six columns Of editorial
matter IN Mondays paper, over four are de-
voted 70 District OF Colombia affairs. Ttars
something like q newspaper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-16

E'Oh eAIA-A DU~iNG.> PRgP.S1 n
trolling position worth thrsa IN susaDi doflars
swear. Pile Ss,tO0-lue-hsif cash, ba-arcs one
two ears Far full particulars Atpiy o. M
J. COOkE. 18th sfr.-t 49, g
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-16
FOR RENT AND SALE

EQR RIkT.A ve,y Desirable Pre..- Brick froat
n MiLlISS 81 .wssSri : sod Preach rooif;
err cOpysnirpes., Location Ne Sl6 "a .ss. "a
nJ Jestsaa wiILIAx rIL.R. ,,ssa-.
Il streets korihwest, formerly know - tue l,,,--
50 Hc;sl, eonisisiEs 81 rooms, receui,y 70, 80
The hss baslne.s h use., esntI.l,T ieesisa. rs
szefG:S1 s IS hS. ks..s Ssss =; Or Is In "a
E0R R9Nr-A valuable three-story BSICK
u HOUSE,. situated on N .,yI.ed syshae, be.seea
r r. ~. hSh s'I c,s I,esss' ten
n.Ely psrertd and rsia ed; has hne hsllsi rage
room: g.s vii ali IN. fxtsres eomtls,e:s Il srsRs
IN the pssl Tor, ard hue celisr. To reliable ten
ant will be re-ted w. Inquire Of
i,slm No. 1919 street sou6ssst.
fGR sALt-Oae q tns mes desicssl. suOuTbAa
HoMfs near the city, containing 81 acres az
orchard Of beet ssriv,e- fruits IN foil bearing:
secd vel Of wstsr i9 the ard; ~ "a hrs,Tsts
eonvsbis Mt 20 schools, store, &C Embracing s the
adr ;IS Of ps-.s2' SGos;,y hone and so;
HANiLAND, Real ksts,e and General Agent,
NJ fsss cpS%Si, g .s
s Net ii a. c Sf ssgsE e BlS
FOB sALE-A sqOd HoUsE in fne LEGALITY
cellar win Concrete payeE eni; gas, water, LsiroSe
stoNe snd ulooern N oNenents, sscd brick.
front ne south; large ard, from; ssd bsck: iron
everything to mai desirable homs. Terms rea-
soDsble. INQUIRE lt47 ss:reet narthWest. ie7-lm'
k'oR SALE rbst very Desirable PaOPKRTY
= on PernsTlvsDia avenue. UP sosne Metro olitan
hotel, occupied ~ Joseph fiStZ a. q bss' anrant
TIE prcpsrty fronts ol the syeRue aud slso "a.
street. Terms essy. HCGSSE CARUSl, Actor
ney-st-Law. NO. $50 Louisiana avfnue- myf Len
EoR BETA verJ desirable DgEJJIEG, Ne
lal& U rect, next g. Willard Hsll- Posses
sion given on the let Of June. Apply on the prem
ists. rAylsIm
E'oh bfST-TNo Lsrge ROOFS, 20 BY 81, Nith
y or SiALouf STHAM P9GER, in POlktnh"rn's
buiiSiEg- ID street, be'weeDs n and 7th PJsses-
az en- a. soy time. Apply on the promises sps Nm
Eohs ALE Or RENr-The very desft,hle
u BEslpksCk aid GkOCSDs sdjoisiaG the re-
errSir on OeoIEetovn heish =, formerly occupied
by Pre- sldeut Grant, and nov by Harris Gastrsll
II tRe British Legation.
The hous- is large, Furnished With AT the modern
Improvement. sud s suitable for aiming; fbe
grounds are hsHdsom-y ornsm-nfed vita hHa
shrulbery aDc evergreens: the situation Is unsur-
u the whsle city, river ssG lr ndiug ccuutry
The grou - <se very large, cabtsiutug nearly
ninety thoo'>s- ~QDsrefeet. The propertY wiI DC
cold on EASY terms Tentod IL hrst-class tenant
POssessioE given april 1.
Apply 10 I L. HUME. Of Hall & Hume, grnoers,
eOI PennsyNauis svepn~- msr1s sn
EQB REET-FEDkRAL BUILDINGS, oorurr
and Ith streets northwest. OFFICES and
pkFERSlSHED Rooms. s'agly and in suits,
rom o. u $50. b. PRENTISs, Agent. Room
81. . ianls-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-16
PERSONAL.

MADAME FLORENCE, fhs CELEBRATED Cai-r0V
w oHf, tg uLeguaed Ia testing the past, present
and future OF ycur fe m oa1si speedy
bringing the ~ psrstod together, and pointing out
the sure wey Of IN life. La matters q bust
ness Der advice IL inv Rluabe. khe gives universal
satisfsctoE: none ever regret consuiting her SIT
isfacflon given pay. Dan be consulted ~ her
Parlors, No. ais 4th street northwest. n4sr7-4ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-16

NKw sPRING STYLE CARRIAGEs.-oyer
~ loc OF the ls: est New York styles Of - -,
Park .nd PJny Phatgns, Tor ard No i03
Tor Buggiss, sash and Low Door ana -
Jan o. 81 Carriages scond-hsnd Carriages taken
IN exchange Call before purchasing elseghere.
p. ID SCHMIDT co No. $40 t2sh street, be-
tween and ID. Washington, and VI W. Faystte
str 81, Baltimore, Nd. mAyu-b
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-16

POS sALk-sTali Frame HOUSE, 1922 9-h
Il ttr-et IOrthv est. rooms and hall; lot Is yS7
let; street csrs passing The door. Improve Ie1fs
paid; price 81 SEQ small FRNME house, 1II9
9Th stIe eel LCItlwest: rooms: cot l5xIOO Pnce
S2J0: JOSEPH r. KELLEY,
- 1T thra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-16

Burnside las 1t got sbovs forty vet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-16

THOs. T.. BSAMLETIE,
Agent and Manager,
Public Library Building, Louisville, Ky.
For full particulars spply to Hon. ROBERT
MALLORY, late NJ O. from Louisville district,
EBBI1T HOUSE, Wsshiugton, BARSUM's no.
TEL, Baltimore, sad CONTINENTAL HOTEL,
Phiisd-lphla jal6 tuSStiy25
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA,
Tie 10th day O. June, 1874
JOHN W. FOkSEY ard ELIZ.BKTH NJ. FORNEY
tislntlhs,vs HAKRIET p. SMITH ct sls.-Equlty
On 6tion Of the pIsiLtifTs, by s. r. Bond and
he fheE apt sDsys1 T. ORDERED der tn,
SstIsrins :: Hrmme'l. cause their aPpearsnc 70
curing forty GAYS after this day; otherSise, The
carr Ill be Pre- edsd with IN OF default
AtTue copy: r. j. MsIGs, UisrS.
-ltlt-W 70 BY X. J. MICS, Jr., Asst.
HOG MULES!
~ hCZZL r. YOUR DOGS!
full line Of the shove goods, wholesale aud re-
tail. Cell early sEd bs supplied.
JtI5-t Pa. avenua and 10Th street.
DlANUS fhOM The bEsf FACTORIES,
ich have been in uss short time.-Hm,
part cash END balance in monthly or Quar-sitktl
.Oie verJ fine * octave square grard Fischer, N.
Cne s;cinway, ~ octave, s2S
One sIlett a Davis, Z octave, $40
One Hartman, n. Y. octave, sS5G.
A n sg, itcent Concert Grsod at great bargain;
(BosIdnsn = Gray Pianos at yery low prices, TO
"AA' II hiIEICBESBsicdHH'' rs Piano wsrsrooms,
jtB 2w IReFl 423 lIth st, above Pa ave.
WH2LEshLr MILK and DREAM DEPOT.
Wv Ne, s22 1851 It ". Mix SOC. a gallon;
TINES s,y. Ueis im!i JOHN J. ssaIPMaS.D '
L 0h S54zNb1GD Spring LEAF TEA,
soc. PER Pound,
Used and highly recommended By physicians.
N. w. BURCasLL,
JflS-3t 1882 street, near Ebbitt II Juse.
TO INV ALI DIS.
,Ifyou ere suf-rins with Dyspspsi, \, Iodigestioa,
get OF 3 bottle BROwHING's BiTTERs, and use
sceossiDF to diT.e ions, and il y9u are not bene
pGrc hssed u and get your money back. All parties
eel iEg i are suihoFiz-d TO sell up7n tbs above
BROWNING a MIDDLETON,
Clio PennsS lvanis enGe,
JeI2 sm Pfoprieters and Ma"ufaciurers.
SENECA STONE.
THE MARYLAND FREEsTOEE ~ AND
N. COMPANIES NOW READY To RECEIVE
ORDERS FOR STONE, ETHER SAWED
OR ROUGH DIMENSION. UNDER 4 NEW
ARRANGENENTT The ABOVE STONE WILL
BE DELIVEREDPRO fly, AND IN ANY
QUANTITY.
Send orders to Compaay's ofHce, CORNER K AND
2-IH STREETS, Book CREEK.
msyl4-ID ALvoRD, President.
TIE HIGHLY AND FAsHIONABLY BRED
TkOT1lsG sTALLIOES,
Star Pilot and Richmond, are making the q
season a. the stables u J. 7. PRiCE, 9th Ia
street snd Louisiana avenue, Wellington, GA
u. @, ~ s15 the season, payable In adv ance.
meyS lzI'
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28
CIVIL NOTES.

The argument in the case as to whether the
State or county has the right to bring civil sdts against
the New-York Ring was postponed in the Court OF
Appeals at Albany yesterday until Fob. H.
In the United States District Court yester-
day. dstlcry property in Kingston said 10 belong to
J. J. Cooney was condemned by default on q charge
that 1t was the illicit distlation OF whisky
A mandamus was granted yesterday 10y Judge
Joseph f. DAILY in the Court OF Common Pleas on the
application OF Elliott Sanford. requiring County Audi
tor rle To- show why he should not be compee
audit the account OF Messrs Ryer3on Brown Days
for the use by the county Of their premises ia west
Thirty .sccond-st as armOry. Tho Board OF super
visors audited the b per lease s2375 from May l.
1871, to Aug 1, 1873.
Upon the aflidavits of J. Evarts Tracy and
Prescott Hail. Judge Batchford OF tho United states
District Court ordered ago. Russell Dart tho
President aud Edward Dart the Secretary OF the Glen
ham Company, bankrupt, to show cause why they
should not execute 70 Floyd Bailey OF OraBget0wu,
Rockland County. deed conveying all the property or
estate OF the Company and upon the application yes
terday Of Evarts. Southmayd Cboate attorneys for
the petitionng creditor Judge Blatchtord grante an
order requiring the execution OF the deed referred 10 IN
the order show
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28

notified to headquarters being ready for occu-
psncy by said 1ith Regiment.
" Any and all regiincntal and company property
belonging TO the Goth Regiment found Ia tho rooms OF
said arory will be carefully removed aud stored In one
of rooms subject TO such disposition hereaf
ter be made from these Headquarters.
The Division Quartermaster Ia charged with the OK
ecution of this order.
BY order Of MAJ Gen. Alexander shaisr.
J. HENRY LEBRNAU,
CO Brevet Brig Gen. Div. Tnsp. and Acting Chief OF
STAFF.
Col Jussen and COL Creney having obtained force Of
polioe protect hem went yesterday Centre Market
aud posted tho door the ordor OF Gen. Shalor The
locked the door the inside and refused to
admit any one else. Col Jussen called from upper
window Col Crenoy break in the door and enter.
This WAS The aud other State property were
then removed to the State Arsenal The effects OF the
Regiment stored In a room in tho arTOry. Tho
Eleventh will take possession Of the srmOry at once
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28
The COURTS.
MARITAL COMPLEXITIES.


THE WEALTHY BREWER WITH THREE WIVES.
The divorce drama in which Col. Price, the
wealthy brewer plays the important character OF Bene
dict was the subject of another long argument in the
Chambers branch OF the Supreme Court before Judge
Davis yesterday afternoon. The history OF the rela
tons existing between Col Price and his three wives
WAS recounted briefly THE TRIBUNE several days ago
The first marriage was in England where he separated
from his wife mutual consent, came 10 this country
and married again. From his second wife divorce
was obtained and third wife taken Still later,
the second wife brought action to open the DIVORCE
claiming that 1t was obtained without her being party
to IT, The case was referee. who reported that
the last marriages we're Illegal BY the advice or
counsel Col Price then ceased to pay amony to the
third wife, Constance. the ground that she was
merely spectator She comes in seeking for an or
der from the Court fixing her amony at 500 per week
Mr. Hill argued yesterday that her third marriage came
under the exception in the code. and that almony
should be paid TO her. in order that shs might mahtae
her rights In this suit. -,
Mr.. Buckley opposed this, and Judge Davis at the
conclusion Of the arguments said that this was an eHort
on the part OF Col Price To get rid OF TWO wives az
nge shot The recent order or Judge Brady LETT the
case as il originally stood between Price and his secoud
wife The third wife her own motion, Win
ont money aud without Price Laughter In court Tue
husband not satisfied, but went TO the General
Term on appeal from that order. Having thus com
third wife TO come in and defend
The appeal it was than far that she sn0ud
enough money to enable her TO ce1end ner rights
As to the amony that must depend on the decision OF
the General Term pending. He should, therefore,
$500 counsel fees without prejudice 10
the application for amony.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS
WKDNKSDAh. JAN. d.

WEDNESDAY. JAN. 2S.
Nails for B9roOe ant Liverpool The
Jsva. II supplementary NAL IL cios he P-
1915 Steamship saiis at irOm Canui Doi
Jersey City
Mails o Panama Aspuws the Central Aneucsh soss p,
,ib. uorts etc per AcaDuco close 10 sxr
ship salts a, ~ NJ. from Per No. ~. n Il.
fHURSDAl JAN. 29.
via Plymouth CherbOu ant Iinlarg b
Prs IL 30 IN. Supplementary hst cio~ai
PosEOice at l:l5 steaashiO sails al m from per h
Thir1-st. H0bOken.
Mss Cor .vsna direct steamship CtY of Nes-Yo so
az m Supplementary Auiu cose a. tue 20 tOAcs a. 20
n m Steamship salts at 3 D m. from Pier No. 3 n. X
FRIDAY. JAN. 30
Malls Or Kingston. Savanlis &c. bT the steamship Ala. s.
At steamship sais At m, from Per No l2sorh RIVER
HIATT Nsneza-s tuscpa, snd zorro kco. By tie
ship Cl1rbe clos, at stesm.hp sails ii m irOa Per
No. IL North River.
Mss Tor lIayp etc BY Wcybosset close u3pn
SArURDAT JAN. 81
For Irish Mail only QueenoND and Liverpool By he s>ans
CITY Of Montreal mails clos9 8t - NJ Sgppemrnay Mail
the Oce m. stamshp sails at a. from Per No.
Is North River.
Donsu ~ N Supplement Mai closed o. be Pa.
Ooe 30 stamshD sails at hom the FOOT Of IND
st. HoboGen.
Direct PrIesilr cosei Mail sont ~ TN, ie
Mats Havana ni Mexico, steamship ty oi henco ce~
m Supplementary Mail IL closed at the PossOhoe 2W
o. m Steamship sail At 8 D. m. from Pier No. 3 y. X
West bv steamship city Of Ansn. close
Ste anship sails D. from Pier No. 20 East RIVER
SUNDAY. FEB !.
All Mails close The tOsionce oPea hOs D.
Ms. ior Eewroupd,,n1 close sewYorr POtosce I
a. Is w. a.. Halifax.
Mai Tor I,,GisI g. co,efa tbe NeSYors Po'0iee e'u
I.y o. m, snd goes rs Bossn