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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-26

FOR LTVERPOnr-H, ,teqi,<a,p Fgaof Aprl ~ DR..
sS s' MIS- . S siCaaT ' T Vary il s7var
loscrt eTarh Dl. Edmund .oo" slrs i,"9%r' Mes
Holland aud chi Mr. ana mr Carton, matt ami cicdrcn,
na Mrs. Nj Mrs udde and child, Mr. and
iinGrn IT, g. r. fts'r aug T HGi En-; reading and cEt
n HTyfa NJ T. :; oS27 N T. No g'SoI!n n MI
c9 ,' ME- e.; T'n,S az En- en- 2li e g lo9 sn 1t
child Mrs. two children infant eainu. McBrd.
a, W,s piIo rl, ,aa * I r. II ,rc{ ret'r NJ
u Wrf Wr ,rd VIZ. M,'Ecn srs = Ei g. Ms r. cane.
3 M n m, u NJ 15 NJ ia TO- ' .r 60 r M: ne
io".t'. mad and infant ~ and AiiS II q ori' T. 4.
LiD Charles NJ on Francs AJ.i on. III Main on and
and two children Master Join Caagi an Edwari Gi5bCn
ne. D. ", Hn@is I 'i , u; .,oor,,
e ' J. u ASLo{ So + T. IA, y "a, d" ne hsy Nan,
sell tnall, r. Ciarn,r H. c. Tr,,f Mrs En- "a, Master
enor j. p. shaw capt Hammond Dr ". Ach1
l a % Af o1i ra a T. A oSa1 r As ar
~ ann, mn F f' Hnr wv, r. orr Mrs WIN F.
hou'' MI Florence Allieoe Nh. : " Davis D. = i'ohs
a a, NJ, fSSy pafa a" Mss hde. 1 fnpa W., Luz
ralsman, Master " Ioiec Master Frank l'dg infant and
& r. Mrs O. r Lincoln, Miss ID IN Lincoln, Mrs II. T.
Donaldson smith johnson y. q ~. Blake, Eober
infant J. L. PcrjranT il : Roberts b. fanrcnce
Don Nal adore rtnIlTde r. NJ poasldso James n Lee
Levy, = Roberts a. d. loyett j. r.. Emmett Mrs j, X
Freimap j. Il .'aTrc j. Cam Vincent A. Ereo Age
ast0 L. ScyCrn Charles Strss t. a. Baker, Louis SOlD,
w. Olnsted X. Kendlc Edward d. BcvCr
ly, Mr.. Green, I. r. ' an Beeen.
FOR GLASGOW IN steamship Eigstd April 24.-James w
Brownie John NJ Seutrcnan Alexander nconegue Peter
Buchanan, H. ~. Fletcher Lewis Thomas thni
Capt. Jacob p Holm Thomas j. w llia and lady nam
Maiy and ady j. sprne1 and LAZY Mis- Myra H. Steci
dToH; Charles Mackiuosh VIM. EaFusiaw, Henry Tucker
ThOs Workman John MIrOck and lady, Mrs e. Peterson aud
Child Charles Peterson James Mcintosh, Timothy Bot j.
G.. Wild.
FOR SAVANEAH-In sieomship son S1irGdOr, April "a
A. j. Letz G. H. Smith, W. X Eyerell and wife, Edwin Les
wife. Miss Annie Lester Miss sT Lester Robt rs
+. r. Heidi Clarence ToupkiBs H. b. Porter H. a lay
lO Robt Cpwip, Mrs Amy Dziayus, the Rev. IT. O. camp
bell. Mis- Harriet Meslan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-26
P1SSENGERS 1REIEED.

FROM LIVFRPOOI-Ta steamship Ctg Of Chestrr, April
2J-Ass Potter EastoI Miss Sarah Cooper, Mr. Arnitage
Mrs Armitage, Mrs A. Miller infant, m Jacques Mira
Jacques Medina burton W. q. RODsD Jonas d.
samson, MIS-. samson, Miss Marie t. Samson Miss Nil
Samson. Miss Fannie Foster w. X. Mon son. ~ j. Kerr Mas
ter McMichad, VIM Hastings j. Sins0n owen T. iugi =
Mr. Dickinson q. n Sprout Mr. Cia Ter = w McInon' A.
Fowl G. l. Curtis, Miss Kathleen Ka,an.sh Sister IL
ratius Rev Roger Power Frank tassln r., VT Lowe G. ~
Dana. y. D. MelIis, NJ. D, Mr.. Myles, Thomas ihily'
T. j. Harris. Thomas Grundy, j.. X. Bcverlde, }.
b. Crosby. W. y Brooks l. PAIL Miss NJ Hairs
MI Phelps Mis Phelps child, nla AMI servant y H. M
join Arkoll Hon charss CLAYTON caei @ana 9
Miss Dourciy aud mad Robert T. symon Ms i,oben H.
LARK Ernest Hague, MIS- Asuan Mrs Hail. III - Bundt H.
G. T. IuudeI Is. MursatTOyd, MIS- G. Is. MurfarOyd, the
Misses Mnrcatr0yd J. NJ. Merrill Rev. G. Ne rath n Tor
renee Thomas shaw, H. McAyty, G. = Weles MI Far
r,r Can't Selyn H. v. Nj Smith, h. A. OBrieu, apt j. B
prvce T.. Tcnsty, VIM. Ten sly. $3.50, ~
fftfiM SANANNAI-il SfeInNtp CLEOPATRA, April 20
II Il Hubbard IT. D. Dumout. Col 4. r. CahoIn, W. "
II Dlaclman. Nr and Mrs. 4. Strong, Mt and ME- j. T.
saucer Mr. and Mrs. \. x. PIfchari MT and Mrs T. 9.
smith \ g. whitney, II. Balzer ". :. ABBY, J.! C. wright
Miss Nj McCOnner Mis- Goldsmith two children and t"o
servants w J. Chase, ROb Sa,Le A. H. Atwood Chas NJ
he Leon Comfy, G. u. sparng, " Stnrgess Jh9 IaiI
Mrs A. Paseo Mira II. Austin; IS Mctullin jas doughty,
Miss Winnie Kent, Miss Mary Bgn MIS- hfya,i Mls5
nI,l strong Wilson, r.. Gray j. IL Hold l. t. all r.
Tallau, H. f. Hamilton, j. 7. vale, W w Marher = w
afsins Prentice, j. q. ~ Scuddef Mfa lallso1 miss
Harrison, Hunt Mrs. }. bradley
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THE COURTS.
INCIDENTS OF THE TEMPLEToN LITIGATION

INCIDENTS OF THE TENPLEToN LITIGATION. .
The habeas corpus proceedings i'll the matter
OF te custody Of william G. Tcmpeton the infant child
of Duncan Il. Tompcton, were continued before Judge
Donohue in Supreme Court Part H., on Saturday The
te'iu, nv introduced behalf of Cot Templcton, tho
grandfather Of tire child. closed With the cNamina-
fion All Charles Kimha Julius = BirisAll then gave
t,sfimouy ON behalf of Nrs rcmpleOn, the mother or
IL child. The testimony, however, was not very ma
tCTiaL 80, -,
cccin - the arrest of kimha ons O the witnesses
ou "a "a IN .ut from Kings County. kmbaN y appears
W, .uict % o. brooklyn druggist NAMED Dickinson 20
tho nrou1t ~ 500 AMI gave ia payment thereof check
ion $40 receiving the balance IN cash. lie IN
dice IA consequence GA tue charge OF o1,0mug money
nm c false prctcuScs and gave bail. Tie forfeited his
hi orl was on saturday r,1,rrescd. Just after leaving
The conrtrooul, whore lie had testified as a with
kirbl claims that q oiic prOSCQUi entered Ina lis
cos rs arrest while returning from tC7'iryiny undo
srncua may lead tO discussion on the point rs 10
ysbrfbcr the officer In sting him not guilty OF
ecutomlt of court and the arrest itself invalid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-26
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEw.YORR..

PORT OF NEWY DIRK "a
CLEARED
steapshp Weser (Gerl WlgerOd, Bremen Via sonthamp
Oel1chs & 90. IL. ". Me-, ~
steamship tlyde, hchhenyi Oa'o1"'" ~" ny "' - "
Mallory q Co. - ,-,.... ft,,k A. S.,mon
s,am,s,ir NCkeTsOn, savannah, W. IL Gar
IisUn. =. ,,...io.,on 4 W ou,ntard a
- & m p
clyde e Co. ,,,,. ror,.k c,tv Paint and
'sbp John Gibson Winters, Georgetown, d. c. j. C.
kcnyO ,rou, p.l,,u,oro Ola Dominlon steam.
sip 20, lin pev.rly Pierce, Philadelphia Jas Hand
sttasli gen Whitney, IIale Boston IL = Dhn .,;a
Snip Naturalist Orb lhoiLah i'eipoo' i'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-26

Bari New Republic DBL Adams, Yokohama, saltsr & riv
Bars Gnitore Cser Boaues- Glasgow, Funch Edge Co
rd Nord'uernen (Nor Jensen Cork Tor orders fuhcn
Bari BsTs Ii.k9 1er Thalsn Bremen Her%s1 1, Ko9p CO.
bark shswmaf, conSor Trinidad, Miller q HoasSton
Brig Hnos tNor) Royen. Falmouth. Tetens
Ts Iys FSotnsrs TnIlSw Gardens MeT TGasen
nr Hattie E. Wheeler, Armstrong. cardenas. Miller
bc l,en Maria HoSe Pensacola via Key West Benner
schr. Charles stedman Duuton, St AIMS Bay Moses q
s sST s ss q sI Es JseG wiS Gsar Co.
sehr Lookout Huekiis Ysr@qgh \ s. Jed Irye q co.
schr Carrie L. Godfrey Godfrey, Savannah Bentley Glider
s sssr Victory Batcwen Peer:sgrg Va Racket Brs
s Sr md E SS T fe0 a NJ 1 F3ye pe
s schr 4 i, Lenao1 Gray, Portland Me- = Murray IT,
seir o. G. AeAen, Toms Stamford, Stamford Minufactur
sloOp Mary Elizabeth Hawkins Hartford, Racket q Bro
- ARRIVED.
soutla@pion G g @c aSa pa to oeehs CO. ~
steamship Albeuaria Gbbs Lewes Del, with mise and
Steamship SOUTH Cdcaa, Nlekeroa Charleston March 81
WITH sp am p <ef 10 S1I ke los Ne"oeaHs Ap To-
steamship Eiean ma, Johnson Portland with mdse and pass
Bark Robert Kelly new $40 tons Kinnan of and days
f2 2 Boston ~ ballast -
Brig louise Price dIiyj Brown Marc 10 days, with
ecr Annie p Chase Jacksonville 9davs With lumber
Hthr IS f. Waite, Ayiward, Wilmington NJ Co. days, with
naval stores
scHooyRgs-RIyER AND GOA Wis.,
Gen Howard, Providence NJ. Seclman. ProVid nee.
j.. g. Gate- Providence. D. ". Sanders. Providence.
IhiOclLi, GOIccster. A. T., Bennett New Haven.
Annie H.. Boston. Excelsior. Boston.
J. W. Boyle. NTginia. Chas Lawrence, Virginia.
liza lhayfr Virginia Mary Wood, Virginia.
SAILED.
steam hips Wcscr FOR Brcmrn CITY ~ Montreal Republic
Egypt and Memnon. for Liverpool Stephensons for Queens
for Galveston Hudson orleans san avalor tor
savannah; Charleston a. soston; Oil Doninon Tor
ItIchnonf Richmond, for Baltimore; George CrOmwcn Tor
Portland; sp w. X Grace, for Francisco; b1rks Hex
.r ayre; j. McPherson for Carlenas; brgs ssey Tor
Monteyideo Caroline Eddy for Thomas LOphema for
Guantanamo; schr. Jefferson FOR Galveston.
FOrFIGN FORTS.
OUEKNsfowS, April 24-The Cunari Line steamship China,
GU ron WORK AW II, touched at this port AT noon to
dav, route 10 Liverpool
PlYMo m, April 2-The Eagle Line steamship Goethe.
WILSON, from NeyN DIRK April II, Tor Hamburg arrived hero
To Gay.
HhvgT April 2i-The General Transatlantic Ccmpany@
steamship Ain, sailed from this port 1t II O'Clock this
morning. Tor New
LONDON April 2i-Saiied for The United States: MI q
NUHy Simla, lie, TERM Juycna, Edith RlOndon Da
Boyuton, VIM H. Van Brunt and A. .. Nnge. Arrived from
Arrived on the Dist INST: Hyla Hal nt Kiasie. Guelrmo
and Toum u,uo, Luce Robert aor at COpeDhagn} ant Al
Hgrn Arrived o. ~ 2ttl inst: John Hunt 9t Plymouth,
Atycna Marcia GrteuaI Cater at Portland ia her pump
damaged, Oneida at orookhavcul, and TN sh Peer
MovFI ENTS OF PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
Steamship CITY Of Toxic arrived Yokohama from san
Francisco April n.
lFor latest snip Nc,cs Sec SereaM Pa0e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-26

Herald AZ; World, 2s Sun, 10. This shows that The
herald Is wei appreciated in Jefferson County
OF INEsTIMABlE VALUE TO THE NATION.
~ From The Boston Saturday EreIr'ng gazette undJ ,
The NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE is receiving the
general concentrations OF the press it, establishment
IN its new building, which is undoubtedly the finest news
paper Office In America THE TRIBUNE reached it's thirty
quarters. II announces that its circul,ton which has
steadily grown OF late has now reached $1,000 copies OF
Iempoaries except The Herald aud TIE S0a Tue
paper published IN this country. LIS founder,
Horace Greeley put s columns always at the service OF
control OF his successor Whtelaw Reid the reputation
OF the paper in this respect has been fully sustained
Mr. Greeley part while IL plain that re-
form could be acc0l isled through party aid lie saw
before he died that the party with which he id been
Connected had become an obstacle instead oil ad 10 s
has followed i'm Mr.. Grecleys footsteps. He has made
IhL Tribune thoroughly independent IN enemy 10 r'r
rlpton and jobbne, and rebukcr OF n low STANDARD
OF morals in public places II is great power for the
concerned in them TODAY it wa, ami lie position
outside OF party Fements enables T 70 r S%1,e
mes more ehectyclY thln ever before IHt itlbuNh
Is to-day the Grndct credit to journalism and IFS value
b. me nrSn 1 1 Ge tEe od rs Completeness
and ability in all departments maveis Of succesSu
attends this effort is matter Of pecuas satisfaction 20
thosc who have been Interested In il from me d. -hR
ana peculiarly so TO those who have sympathled WIN e
later action
FOREMOST IN INTELLIGENCE AND ABILITY.
go from The Boston commercial Bpidtn u.dJ -, A.,
The NEw-lOEK TRIBUNE celebrated It's 34tii
anniversary on the 10Th inst by issuing rom ~ now
padding III dress from new press Inc bilihg
l. undo htcdy of the Bc 4 and most complete news
paper cdces in the world The transformation from the
Old editorial dCu famous years before the war TO thc
elegant and convenient apartments Of to-day Is no more
mlrNcd than the wonderful improvements in The paper
itself, in its STYLE variety IT matter and Simple ana
strong English which stamps every dcpartm mt inns
lnprO' emcnt in The matter which grcets The eye OF .he
reader Is thoroughly caTactcrisc III the founder Hof
ace Greeley The TRIBUNE ssh holds that foremost pace
the journals of the country, in intelligence aud
ability, while the circulation OF tho daily. over
$4,000. larger than before, indicates how an ntel
gem public appreciates tue enterprise and Judgment OF
the present mana cement.
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tins RIGHTS OF puOTs.

The right Of the first pilot who halls an in
wald bound ship to pctage has been determined by the
Court OF Appeals, in The of Gillespie against Ztlo
The question has form, the baSiSo litigation for
Tho last dccn years, thc ploIs claiming that the law
gyinc extra liloae when the pilot came on hocri ont
Of SIGHT ii SANDY Hook lighthouse, intended 10
courage pilots the dangerous part OF their bust
ness aud that the law in futhcrance OF thai purpose,
gave the r pilot hailng vessel the right % pOtage,
In ans event Tho decisions in the courts below have V
Oed ic. plots views. Chef Justice Church holds that
the only gives the Mailing pilot such right where
takes pilot at all The captain OF vessel,
provided ie takes NAV select his pilot and d.
icrne whether he VIII take him where he IS cntitlCd 70
OF shorc pil0tagc or to only ordinary p.lotage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-26
PROPERTY OWNERS NEGLIGENCE.

I'm the action Of John DemareSt against Ju-
hus Wesau aud Zopar Carpenter, tried in the Court Of
Common Pleas before Judge Iarremore. the jury gave
verdict asainst the first defendant An oil mulberry
free stood ON CARPENTERS lot close Ia the lin" 81 Ncssus
lo The plaintiffs 10, the other side OF Carpeu-
t,is lot Wcssau in making the foundation for tene-
meut hOnee his Ot Cut the roots vi tine old tree AMI
high wind coming mp thc tree tel over striking ani
iuuIng IN, extension OF the plaintiff horse Judse
lrcmorc dismissed the complaint rs 10 thrpFntcr, ne
bciuc IN fault lucid utglly, iitueknoWn law was
invoked to cxciudca cyOrs testimony because ne hd
not compared his measures with the standard measures
OF me state The Court charged the iury mt the owner
OF Land IL not 10 inure his neighhor and
le AZ the Jury decide whether there was any neg
nscuoo and the amount OF damage The jury iound LOT
plaintiff a erdict OF S292 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-26
DECIsIONS-ArEIL "a.

Supreme COprt-ClGmh,Ts- Nv Judge Barrett
Tow shcnd Pollard MutuGl Life Insurance 90 at
lpl-v, Abbott Montant tg D.bnie, DoWd ast
Doteus, fno AN BayaTd go H. Nan SaIn ait
BayaiG 60 - Galway agt BayaTd, Philips AIT Ch@fn-
Moics granted. Sos AIT siossrni Waut.u explanation
of She denial OF the motion. Tune at Iuu'
Report referee and Judgment OF divorce granted
20 ILiutia.
C0Hm0R Pleas-Spociat Tyn-!Y judge Loew.-
fol- leave 10 it and t!c a
suuIIrMcItal granted Gl nd unns q ~ ag con
think suretcs sufficient Fisher AT Fisher
O'Conn Ksrek sec IutIOIiuII ior counsel v At =
aPt Undertaking should Be approx cd both a. 20
The and suioeHc Of srrcues Motrss at Nh" itr
default Granted bt % - Cess IN
the matter Of petition Of stephen StOAe.AI lCalon
lrdutcd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-26

IT0H no NOTUlch q. y Unt0f lIndD
TUE Newly DIRK tribune, the greatest and
best newspaper in America owed Ia its huldng
day the the 3ith year OF its exist
entc. Tho circulation or TIE DAILY TRIBUNE Is now
NOR. than coo and 10 constantly increasing. Its
h,s well deserved and its great miu is felt
good Throughout che length and breadth OF the iand.
hftN "a ma fO
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Boaro ana Rooms.
Brooklyn Board.

1.-TWO elegant, second-f front RO0Mn,
win Grs. eoar or sdaiI; TS es,ea seeomoa
ti.ns rnassed LIBERAL 10 desirable try A""T
Tor int rview Fost orc, Box 2,55O, Se"t ok C.bN
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MINIATURE ALMANA

MINIATURE ALMANAC. 80
sun rise . SetA... u 81 Noon Kisses wv
mn THIS DAi-A. " 49,
s.n,v Hoax "a (;ovs Island 600 Hell g. Ferry lJJ
Hb,Ii WAIEg Iulo DAY.. M nan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-26

SPRCiAL TRgN-VAN BguNf. ]
ISsteeS " Ldi0 mt idcL

10 GRd idcL
4Ol..Dclavan agt. Duncan ct
n.
400. Bradley agt. Shcehy.
AOT..LathrOp agL. GCa4iey ot
n.
4I2. .Lodcr agt. Newman.
TtC'r.
l1i. Porous Plaster Co, n.
y. agt. Day ct al.
4l5. Alden agt. Taylor e. al
~. Foley agt. Green, &c.
All. .Sturgis, aim r, agt.
Drew Ct al.
400. Kelley agt. Marposa L.
and NJ. Co.
424. Bates, r., agt. MciOwn
e al.
292. Bennett agt. COhn and
auO
4o5. Navcrhrim act Bayanf.
42G. Ni.lar1 agt. Ferguson
Of n.
APT. .FcrT1cE at. Smith, n.
40. DE Mora agt. GdilfOy le
Ct al.
400. Purdy et nj. agt. Schles-
insrT 81 n.
430. Thompson agt. TLOmp-
son.
I.-LAWEENCE, J.
1859. PO.liOn, sur, art. Vol
keniug and anO.
1925. Munsdn agt. Ward and
anO.
sO5l2 PHILIPS, OK, &C, agt.
Melville.
1878. Robinson 81 al. act.
HOHGAiss-
$40 Duncan at. De witt.
1873 chute aQt. limerick.
l34l Rowland Il anO. agf.
Gillespie 81 al
1881. Van NOstrand agt.
Gwynuc.
1889 Ryckman. II, ag;.
ScHarTar 81 al.
1883. Bergen agt. The Mayor,
Sc.
1908. DO an agt. The Mayor,
sc.
1893. Kicrstcad agt Hen
fiuCs.
1897. Stone agt Dodge.
!.
1924. Clsnin ct al. art. Quinn.
by.
1902 Toby agt Wehman ct
al.
I432i2.L.ug agt- iIlrschkind.
I424 = Lang act. hiIschtlnd.
TIA. .MaliiaTiand AFT Hart
ford ana n. y. Steam
boat 90.
7gS .ROek4Ori, r. l., ana -.
J.. r. Il. GO. agL
Body.
1894 Rif rstead oct. OBrien.
4J2ia. Clark a8t. COckerH
ana anO.
l43s .IexOw art Julian.
l44O. Wise ami auO. aSt
Nicholson.
l442. stewart agt. kanuo-
Will
ll4A. .RycAmaa, IT,, agt. How
ard q Il
1913. Guardian NJ Ut. Life Ins.
60. agt. At. Nat. Bk.
y. y.
1452...H1peT agt Tanner.
l4J4. Hager agt. Williamson.
l45O. Mac agt. SAG, "a.
l4DO. curtis agL Schwei1ng.
1862. BrOkaw and ano. agt.
Green et al.
l4B4. Bra nerd ct al. a8t
Scott
l4Gg. .KODbe and aDo. AIT
Chemical Nat Bank.
l472. Booth agt Jayne.
1873. .Grein agt. Dorsey.
1885. .Huljp agt Powers.
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1fe Cream.

HORTON's ICE CREAM,
being made from pure Cream IL most popular and best
81 80 PER GALLON.
CHARLOTTE Russo AND JELLIES,
DELICIOUS AND CHEAP.
Famies Boarding Houses Parties Churches Fars etc,
promptly supplied Depo 800 FourthaSe and l204 broad
way.
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Country Board.

Country BoarI.
BOARD at GLEN RIDGE, Cornwall ~ y
ID House open from Mag l. 1Hh'' '" h'-
CORNWALL ON HUDSON. five mlies rom
Wsst Pc peas.,ut ROOMS; cool, beautiful ioeaion
commanding miles view Of the riVeri 80 ,f'
grounds. sl stables .utJ of Ptr' hlIh
blchtti
Adde'S X w. Tribune Wet side OfIc 81 = Nes1 90 81
MISERABLE COUNTRY BOARD can na
OH, ned a. farm house. LARGO gro1nas goHl t'nst -
rrntes from Address Bon 100 bi"onins "'o'''
Orange County, NewYofk
NEWARK, n. J.~-BOARD IN private iaully
for gentleman and wife, two gentlemen 'Ar u'l"N'
modem mprOs emen,s Address l., Newark T. .
DARTIES looking for good COuNIhl
HOME here rooms. beds table, ana suft"ui'nhtr -
desirable w-ii "a leave cEt'f'n "M -plslMs
persou p address %. Box 1871 Blooming Grove orange
Co.. y. Y
Board and Rooms Wanted
XSTANTED-By n young man, nearly iur.
W ul,.d ROOM ia nice nriyhborhood on the Wi .''H
the CITY, below 23 g. preferred Address, statny 'si"S
". d.. Tribune once
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jlcanbonts nn0 i!ni!rol0s.
DEPARTURE or THROUGH RAILROAD

1 EPARIUkE or lIitOlGH RAILROAD
~ TRAINS FROM NETWORK.
ERIE PATHWAY 900 anu 10 - u "a. and 7 r.
NfwJErsEY oUrIR.-'-ior Philadelphia (sieaner leaves
9ij m.
NEN- YORK. NV. HAVEN AND HtRIFoRp--For Boston via
Springfield % and 10 q. m; md 10 p nj va shore
lin. and $40 r. For New Haven = 10 800, 900, aud
10 a. T. M and l. 100. 3, 80 j5, 10, and $40 ..
Nrw York CENTRAL HUDSON RIVERS, 1880, and IL
al and I, y. :, and III .. $500
NEWjriSFT the WeSt-JlJ ana a. lZ;fD
ami 30 Il. 30 (emera d.
PENNSYLVANIA KAlG0Ap- Or the w - and South, via Pitts
$50 a. . ami For the SOUTH via
Ma-ii. 80 ana AMI y. For lh.r phil
T. $40. 80 and l43O, ), A. 4lO ., 800 ana
=. Ia, II night
DRiDGEpORT, and al points on Housatonic
- and Naveatu,X Rar ads Fare 81 steamer BRIDGE
PUi leaves OatariIesIp at ii 30 IL aud Bndsc on at
II u.
CITIZENS' LINE Steamboats, for TROY,
" citing wth al railway lines North and West FARE
30 cents d4c CABIN ida,a-e including berth, IL Elegant
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