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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-18
A VICTIM OF A cHARLATAYs IGNORANCE.

A VICTIM OF A CIIARLATAN'S IGNORANCE.
THE DEATH OF MRS ANNA J. CURTIS FROM TILE
EFFECTS OF MiLP8ACTiCE.
Coroner Croker committed Madame Iii of
No 20 Las. Fort u4Lt-st. 10 the TOmbs yesterday
the charge Of producing abortion upon the person Of
Ms Anna J Gurus Of NJ. u Union-sQuare. Benjamin
Gregory Of No 32i West Twenty the alleged
father OF the child permitted go free $1,000
bail 10 answer. HIS brother. Dudley 6. Gregory OF No
1877 Fftvrst-st became his surety. Mrs. Curtis died
dummy Tuesday night. The inquest VII DO held on
Friday morning 1T Gregory Is organist in the Church
of the Atonement at Madison-ave. and Twenty-eghth
A. aud Mrs. Curtis member of the choir. About
TWO wears ago her husband Tyler Curtis, went to San
Francisco where he SIN resides. He was at one time
n-omineut politician there, out has not Of late
held aug public position Mrs Curts's father also has
been prominent The political circles OF that STATE ana
at one time was sheriff % one OF the counties. MIR.
Gregory the father of the child, is said to be wealthy
II is reported he accepted the position OF organlsI
IN the church OF the AtOnement merely to have some
a,io,, t,t WIS agreeable 70 hIm. After he learned
of Mis- Curs'- ,uciOn, no urged ner TO 20 INTO the
country and I'VE there l1ih her trodoie was over l,
"a also aid nat gave her money for the Journey and
tnaf she caused MN 10 that she would DO as
wished Hc vas therefore surprised wheD he heard OF
Mr.. Curtis made the following ante-mor.em state
meut &" VIII tell tue truth about this affair week
Tnirdaye. FOrtYunth-st. The woman here present
Is the woman went 20. am bad woman for telling
Tyler Gurus he is in Francisco ne has been there
f;ieeR mOntAs. went Of my own accord TO Doctress
III, being directed 'nere ny an advertisement met
Mr. Gregory in the Church OF Atonement; he DID
not sead 70 Doctrrs- Ibl he did not know tnat l
have told tac ruth II were 10 20 before NY
God tins moment would say the same am "A years
~. age. I .Orn IN California" Mrs. curtis was
woman OF pleasing personal appearance, shu u nue.
singer She mad been well educated. Her younger DAYS
were spent California, but she was sent East " COM
plcC her education and 70 receive instruction n ~ use'
Dr. McW1nnie. assisted by Dr. Thomas O. FinnelI'
made pOst~mcrtrm examination o. the Oody OF Mrs'
Curtis Yesterday tbs examination revealed facts cor
rnborave u the chrrges against Madame Ih 1t being
evident tuat the death mad caused by netroper-
tOnItis the re- at * laccralOn. Coroner Croker
paDeled a luz: and inquest. after the body had
been viewed, VA adjourned until tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-18
THE MISUSE OF A GERMAN WORD.

The suit of Meta c. Gatge against Mrs.
Charles c. Yonges for $4,000 dlmages for an alleged
SANDER was concluded yesterday in the City Court OF
Brooklyn, before Judge Reynolds. Mrs. Yongess son
became engaged to Miss Gltge. When Mrs Yonses dis
covered this she became angry and accused the
girl Of misleading her Upon the German synonym
for misleading" arose the present suit The girl insists
thaNir. Yyugee used TIE word UerfOehrt-OW German,
sicnifying TO seducc-dnd Mrs. 4Jngps cOntcHus
that she the word rerfthrt-hgh German SIGNIFY
ing 70 msrad number OF Witnesses we're cx ahmed
on e. Der side. aud the jury finally rendered YefdAct
for the plaintiff with six cents damages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-18
APPOINTMENT
rxv.snupswIcx psTEIcT-J. .. aEAw,


pIsTRIcT-J. D. aRAw p -
NJ Observation-Disclosures Phelps: PAlnsn Churen H.
sess.s St james RH Wilson mltown C. GsTn'0S W"9.s
~. N stone, ssyeisvl!e. heOurtyi olabndge '" Law
Sescs; south Anbo &C cs.i',a, sA.-"1, .r M
:, lam, Il Elhson Granville. " Woodini rort Aon
nth j Gsrsen EsveXnK, b J. Lippno'H h1'
R Roos SUES; Eabuy. ". Franihs oceAaDor L.
linton Falls J. Lsves Lopf bSAnen
., Chnrrh O. Reed: Gentleman {. g. Vsnole'e AtAne'S
ocean T. H. stofss Atouy fsf s9s ocean
p.s"b r. Iarr sou.n ana WsL g y Downs nnlhgs
wIIsoD Brefsburgh 4. B. BaIes CssrIt, j. nAB Ipn'
D., q ri Neil Syerton II. Boswell Gocduek sae bayyie
- n ogh.r, ,sruegs soaderi AanshsvkIn and Csoh hah
w Clsrt Tuotertou, J. J. 6raE , s.-- - ...uA.,
Eaa,, Prof.of IN Drew Theological Seminary ADD member
Of 81 James Quarterly Conference.
- TRENTON pBTRICT--E. HaNL0s, rI $3.50
rr,x-., -grern..,t rnorn TunIY H. hAneosfi Unonfi
q ID collins; btsest. Fsasshti arrent "l~on Nen",
Ca,ch Wston Trenton Clrcui O. H. fas HAmiito9'ss .
Hrl.,mso. Gin tou st. W. C. Wilson; Pnneston, J. L. 5eoy
Ra,sy Hill a Mers; Pennugton T. Gr-en Lambertrhe u A
Cnsisr Titpsvie C. Mausbury GIoveIle Mathew oJos
v1es Abbreos; Allentown ". AbbottS Bordentown-firs'
Church g. C. Msddscl Tnny NJ North Nindsof and sharon r.
Robbins rht..ssn Lewis CRANBERRY and Bethel '" o NC
Imystowa Wiley BjstcPbenfon Easishiorn and james
hurgh Many Rreenoh Lawrence B.nesia T. " Sleeper
Egyvt PIltmtysr Jsc,bsto~n aud Cookovn u Williams
Pokvue asd Wnghtsl0wn, Colvav; Colan0d r H. huash
BURLINGTON DisrAicT-s POST p T. =.
BuRLIsGroS-BroAd-st a L. Bs1anli Cnon-st, A. bsts
Mount Hsiv y Hewitt PtsbeTOs. Andrews Wneento.h
WsIsn; Mediocre p. G. Johnson Auion g. bsnop LtnDfon
- asssssA Gsssss BeseT, y" sAnas'i kAs<ssAs ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-18
A NEW ENGINE COMPANY ORGANIZED UP TOWN
The Fire Commissioners, at Their meeting

Yesterday completed the organic Ilon of new engine
COMPANY No. CO. with house il sixty seyenth-st' De-
tween Third ami Lcxugtonaves The force OF the com
pany Will be up for the present by transfers from
the other companies The grade OF officers and men OF
the new steam propeller. william +. Havemeyer was
fixed as follows One captain. one mate, one engineer,
one assistant engineer p [, one stoker ana IOur
dremen. Four bids were opened for the Ouldlng OF
four aerial ladders George sharp preventative
OF Abbott, Downing K Co. OF B.eeckcrrt, MAKING the
lowest bid $40 for each ladder. His proposal Was
forwarded 70 the Controller.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-18
NOMINATIONS BY TIE PRESIDENT.
WASHINGTON, March 17.-The President sent

the following nominations To the Senate to-day +:
Addison be Naval Ocer for the District Of NeTforki
Albert Assistant Treasurer of the U states al Mh-
iug,n d. C. David Cong Of Kansas To be Com
missioner james H. Baker nominated TO De
limited States the Distinct Of Minnesota eIoV
Joseph Brooks Arkansas be Postmaster at Lutte ROCK
Ark; United States Marshal for the Eastern
e. W HObrOO Collector OF Customs Tor the
District Of Teche A. Praher Receiver Of Public Moneys at
Public Moneys Cam
den An 81 gser Of the Land Oface At Hsrson
An Geo NJ DeBson Register Of the Land Once at Little Rock
Az Alfred c. awe Of Public Moneys Tor the " yonlug
,trc PotnsersHeDrY o. Slower Aaou Courthouse, Ca
W sner Opehka w. TemyletOD Princeton H.; ChA T.
NePadden No Ephslet Powell HaoWel, Mel John
perr, Gardner, Me John r. RuRyon horrsown, N }.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-18
COURT OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE ALABAMA
CLAIMS.

WASHINGTON. March l7.--In the Court of Commits
oner OF A.nna following bus transacted toay
No -JT-Y.ri g. FeseuIen complainant. The United states
boa the Jacob Bell de-
,royg D IL Floual H. lo~s; For
charts cu-0sles. AMI D"ronal goods
500 or wages VI ss-Jagmens was
rendered vt tAc iaI a.OI cIIre.
No. TIA B. TaDor complainant. sgt. The United States
aimed he
$40 merchandse the Point
MAY IS, 1868 Aith from OF Os
call calendar completed The Court Adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-18
notary ELDERsHIP IN TIE PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH.
p,,opv Md. March 17.-At q called

BALTIMORE, Mu., H1rCu nv !" e71'O0
meeting of the ruling elders OF the PresoY'eran
churches of city held Last evening" 10 tne
- san, dawn from the last General Assembly for
h action of the presbyteries In regard to change In
n constitution of the Church by authorizing the cleo
,,o, n, runug elders for limited time, not less than
three years or what is known as rotary sidershp the
oowiua resolution adopted. after an interesting
discussion, unanimously:
R,soired. That we dlsapprovo OF the Assembly, over
~ "a FAR as our voice can DO heard In the rs-
OF tue PresDy terry the same We return An en-
pnskso AaGative.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-18
EXCESSIVE ARMoRY RENTS CONTESTED.

EXCESSIVE ARMORY RENTS CONTESTED.
THE CITY s APPEAL IN TIE NILSSON HALL SUIT.
The appeal of the city from the judgment
against the suit OF Daniel Faon against the Mayor,
etc. argued yesterday in General Term OF the su-
preme Court The suit for $780, five quartersrent
Of Nilsson Hall, which rented by the Supervisors
for ArmOry at s4 900 per The defense Of the
city was FIRST that there fraud in making the lease
the premises Just before executed, had
been $500 to Falon, who was tue brother
n-law OF Supervisor Joyce one OF the committee on
AImorles VINO recommended the hiring; second, that
the preliminary applications by the militia authorities
needed before the Supervisors could act had rot Deen
made. II app ared IN evidence mat the 9th Hegmeht
had made a regular Application as far BACK as 1851 aud
had obtained armOry, from when tney were turned
Just before the hiring Of Nilsson Hail. and that the
Colonel of that regiment sent request that mat ha De
hired regiment When hired. It was given To the
6h Regiment The Court below refused TO submit the
question OF fraud 10 the Jury, ana, Tor me purpose
the question settled on the appeal, directed
judgment for the plaintiff
should have rate submitted the question OF
fraud 10 me jury; thefe was PROOF oI gIOss anu
den rise price, alter DrOtAerlnaW OF supervisor
procured lease; there some testimony mat u
was offered to the city at lover prcf thlh Tue Ie.
under lease aud however cOLJraCCted, ire court
should nave permitted tue jury W paSS on Ie qIoso
the request Of the Colonel OI the 20 Il Pg stanu
ny could not sustain the lease especially Wueh IL
actually leased for The 6th Regiment anu the fegu
arity OF an application III looi u lh-I were
by connection De made 10 support tue action VI te
BOari OF Supervisors IN 1872 eight years later
Council 1Or the pdinth urgtH tHat there "as no ptoo
OF fraud whatever. the only testimony auuuceu on Iha
the relationship OF tue lessor OF Tue prem
To one OF the Supervisor, and G1crcnce IN valuations
of TIE property IL which the witnesses Tor the cty LETT
out the unusual demand ar that une Tor places NJ LOT
aruOrIes As Tor tle Otner point Ne cau!eu 'Adt me
request Of tie 90 IA gmrAt tCgstltr Win tue reports
shAcr and the Adj lIant General - 10 tue hetds
OF the militia. were sufficient compllahcr with Tue
militia law. At rate, this was Only SUBSTITUTION
OF armOry for another aud therefore inc proeefu-
ings on obtaining armory were part Oh those on
obtaining substitute AS 10 the fact iuat Tue D. u
Regiment obtained II instead Of ne y6D, the palhtIH
US NOT bound 20 see that tue SUPERVISORS Used the
premises legally all be was bound 10 see was 'hat the
SUPERVISORS mad power ~ make tue lease ,
Decision was reserved l.. smytl appeared Ior INC
plaintiff james {. Carter FOR tue CITY.
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PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR LIvERPOOLIn steamship Cuba, March Antonio dt
Secn-, i C. Burnett 5. n, J-mes Cunningham JonD II F0e'
O. ariot Bdward Claypoo s1d Nerton C1ypoe n s.
Arne n ypoo Aei NJ Watched John Proctor ny snu
Ms g. Tanuy II. oare. Alfred Dobsol Or anl ME H. FsH
~ NrRUea Ayah Miller IT,, A CIR Hths mos T. Bona, W A.
Cbrsp NJ ana H. r. Shea two chi Hen Hlan anu nuree
Mer NcKy George bradley James Turner aga two dals'en
~ md Mr., Sheppard IHOn the bari Of DunISTen ana naA
ryaat M and Mrs J. James Dr. w. Taylor b. "a our L.
y Masou W p Cyde A. Leslie Mr. aud Ms Amedee uouJoh
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P5SSENGERS ARRIVED.

EROY H,yAyAIu steamship Cy Of Nertd March l7-HsnrY
sonr,Ier TO Carlisle NJ Jose T. de lOarroa j. n
Csr1e Aug Rch fg a vrrr Antonio Alvarez su'
49, 40 lurluI Miguel LOpeE FaRc MspAl Lowell and VI
NJ Helen BuckhoE AID Jas W Porter 0Aspar Se
ste K Vidal AnbY GrAm1ges Oe" Fee- ALL %
meu Des Of Aimee opera Troupe
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Gtcamboats ano Railroads.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY:
~ ALLENTOWN LINZ TO ThB W:sI-rsenss no sss
qsA Branch HAMPTON junction .s DEL L.cs 900 .:s
wesi also 70 csn Psgsy'a ma am STATE
Commanding l.n is7S-I.sv. se-.Icr follows. a,,
AheHtowa Maueh Chunk Tsmaqa TsaBeSd wiike'Oa se'a
{ 90 a m.-wr Train for Pans,A.
barre Pi,tston Nsbnoy Cty Nj Csrme Halon TuukbsEsock
Tosanaa NsVery Connects a. JUNCTION With DEL Lack aoa
500 @-yORsrss EXPIRES, dIy sunda'. for Es~.n,
S.mueon st chunE ,m.ou, Torands wsss
Scratch NJ T T, s sSS ear. O.a Nc
iS S: n-EpsH.. Si F,nnsGs Eae, Bath An.n,s-s
as csaHoi Lsncs s.hS.ia PO,iy M...SaT s: a.
W., Tram S P1soG G''''''1' aud S''Ne
c..ss T jaHsg. T T b s f L ~" AsT
$3.50 D n.-way Train orsonsryills and fsraDgt'n
SY5Dm-ETRyiss ESpEs.s da1 EaOu, Alien town M,ses
Chunk WIesbsre Tosanda Realms HAH''afA r'seasA 0a1
s:So , m-w,r Train fsr sOm.rvile
s 'fS Nv n%f Tras for sa1 H:;!sn
1870 iIaI5 M ' 20 M l2t0 l. q 23O 3. 39d 34o
AIS l3O4:45 s. 5I5 30 5i5 ., 6:ij. G:i5 1915 $780,
3d. sI'' A'''o' lib - T. Kicker and BAG
Il. p BALDWIN Gene. Passenger Aselt
ERIE RAILWAY. ,.,.
Il wsTEa AaRASsEsESr ofrr,n' taking eject NOs 10 1874
1921 sd c ss 6la'Is'oOn Coaches
ioas .1s fsDHs sSls saaa Sa Niagara
o..
Tnm-C.iv, Pacific Rrpress the West Sleeping Co.cne,
,oroush Buffalo SasAfa Fails. Cneansa st. LOUIS DeH' AKA
Chicago without change
p. ns ;se %so 1880 o. 'sl5 and lo45A r 4iso $3.50
ana - MdJetown. $50. teJO, $50, ami lO;to n
AS zg1 e 10 an Z D. IN TIE g. lO:45 AM 4JO D. =.
-. eo,r.t x,t New YORK Osweqo MIa3d Railroad hoaoas
sna Kiurston ~ 80 1880 Sosh.r. "
fS.3O q s. a1d lO:f5 $3.50 3i45 $50 toso ana
D. m W,ryick $50 lO:45 &. All 4SO D. M ne.Saies'
Is So O. and iOi5 3?2 ana $50 n s'ssr1 "a az az =.
6:45 100 rs 30 80: and Gao 3'49 o. O. io1O.
sni 80 D. m HOhotu, Aendaie ,oa aADg ~
T. ana 80 D. Paterson. so b;43; Z. T3O n;"1 ~
s9I5 10 l0,45 Il:3O m. II neo5 .l4o S,'Lo o4o'
43O AS s b:lj, s. G:l5, $3.50, u SO lU;J0 Ai31 u
ana III O'Clock SATURDAY. ouv Sew'rE ';so o3o ~
lO as asd II 80 3l5 4:t9 o:lo AMI 1871 D. n ana
IL SATURDAY nights oniY Cresss $50 H. % and J;30 m,
1870 Bis 4l5 800 900 ana 40 n and u -, satagV
nights on Ruaerturi Psrk and Passaic 6;i5 $50 is0
10 30 and ii 80 m Enrevoot AMI spsrh $3.50 Sis ~
md q: 30 A m 30 4t5 445. 5;O $50 aud I4o m;
spd 80 SATURDAY. nights ONLY Permon ni Nvack oO ~ 400
$40 n 30 3.I5. 4.45. 5:,u 80, and 1:t0 p and
30 Saturday nights ony spnrg valley 6;3O and $50 H. and
NoT. leaving Chanbes-t or half hours sve
ga sceen innate. tine trans leaving Cham
..t on quarter hours leave 2St thirty NUTS earIeh Aooaf
leaves 23est at 54I l3O n connecting VITA frins
sving Cnanbersst hOaG The 900 m TAIN naFs
g. ssssgs sno for apartments in D7rng Room snd Sleep
orders for tue eckng AMI transfer
-osge nav Do lef Al ComPanY ohc "a ~ and SoE
aud al tie COMPANY uepotA .
Prrre.s trains New" al Az N -'sS
And 1900 D. n, ,Sundays on.y
-baiI mo " ABBOTT. General Passenger Agent
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g.. so7 Sul ,es 800. 60 Moon se'..... 90
'gisH ". DAY-Ax
,v toot All GOV. 5.49 Hell Gate Ferry. 7:6
az DAY.
Cad, Eook 6;36 Gov. LsaDd 6:l3 Hell GATE Pery eO2
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Cream.

NJ ID. Woodruff & CO.
~. 20 to - aoore~ rraE CREAM ielvered ia an,
part Of Ns-iork Broskrn 90 Jersey rped psekea
er 70 sn- town D-t ssen Boston and wAshlagto
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STEAMBOATS, auo Railroads..

BRIDGEPORT, and al points on H0usatOnic
I'D sxs ks.xslaes RsirosA 81 steamer bRIDI sfoai
ssvss Csssepss zip ss lSv = = srasspsu ~ II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-18
THE COURTS.
THE EMMA SILVER MINE SUIT.

TINE EMMA SILVER MINE SOlls
THE DEFENSE FoREsHADowED--THE Plaintiff RE-
CURED TO GIVE BONDS IN 5000 AS SECURITY
FOR COSTS.
In the suit Of the Emma Silver Mining Com
pany OF Iondou against Trenor W. Park application
has been granted by Judge Donohue ut Supreme court
Chambers that the plaintiff shall file security for costs
The application Is based on the affidavit Of j. ]. McCu
Tough and II. Henry Baxter.
Mr.. Baxter that each and every statement III
the complaint which impuies TO deponent any Irauu
conspiracy or wrong in respect OF the Emma Mine or OF
the thereof in respect to any OF the matters con-
tanned in said complaint, Is untrue OF deponenI own
knowledge, and upon information and belief deponent
states every statement in said complaint imputing
any fraud or other wrong TO the other defendants
or either OF them, 10 also untrue tns. .ne
sale Of the Emma Nine, in respect WHEREOF tne
frauds charged. made before jan IoIEi tnat
he IS informed believes that all the otcers OF lne
plaintiff Company ana IT'S principal snareho S b wy
was fraud therein that nearly year aIter sucn sIo
the mine examined by committee OF sucn ouieers
and shareholders who expressed their entire
there that original shareholders and 0ucers
nave never made claim OF fraud against the deIenu
ants but such claim made and this suit is prosecutor
oy shareholders and oheers VINO purchased suc sai
az a discount and long after said sale was MADE" ne
having no assets n this stale that IL will be necessary
10 take testimony commission as TO the appearance
Informed ana believes that It Is the purpose
OF the plaintiff TO take the testimony OF one James
Is Informed aud believes that said Lyon has been en-
gagged in originating and circulating charges against the
defendant similar TO those IN said complaint. for more
than two years that lie has printed and circulated
numerous documents aud articles for the purpose OF
promoting this action that his examination VIII re-
qure the attendance OF counsel in behalf OF all the de-
iendans, aud he is advised that 1t cannot be properly
pie in less than week, and that such examina
ton Will require the defendants to incur very consiu-
cradle expense"
j. McCullOughs affidavit Is 10 the effect that Trenor
W. Park is TO this city. and that the de-
tense will impose large expenses the defendants On
these aidavits Judge DJnonue directs the plaintiffs To
nle security for costs to the extent OF 5000
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THE NEW-JERSEY NJ. E. CONFERENCE


APPOINTMENTS FOR MKT YEAR.
The New-Jersey Methodist Episcopal Con-
,erono. closed its session late Tuesday night at New
prunswick The following appointments were made:
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ii the EBW-IERSET sUUTHERN RAILROAD.
Fare rom New YORK 10 Fhi.sdeluhla 0ny - -
CommenclnR MONDAY Oct 10 l,7i The new sElnef and con-
poclou steamboats, JANE MOSELf aud DAY STA col aechhs a.
SANDY Hook with all trains, wi , ,ep.,
P0llsdep.A Long branch, Toms River Ware
town. 1uckeou Vineand. sn1 Brdgeton ~ -.
400 D. m-For Branch. Toms hver "aeo"n Darhes'"
TuckeoH- u,, scrrpN Co., u,,.o.-
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JyO. ". ABB
L7ALL RIVER LINE

FOB BOSTON VIA NEWPORT AND FALL RIVER DAILY
SUNDAYS EyCBPTEDl AT =.
From Per % North River foot Of Aarrayst.
Steamers NEWPORT AND OLD COLONY,
r,,. A. g SIMMONS Capt. b. N. SIMMONS
Taunton. Mddeboro, Plymouth New
Bedford yiaeyar5 Naancset. Cape Cod. the WHITE
MOUNTAINS all puoeps potts New nglAl ana the Prov
a. 81 al 0y Broadway
Broadway TAriave and Orehunieian--
xenyd Doa Ohees, S44 Broa1~ay. ana 10 Court
ST. Brooklyn ohce Per aud al principal Hotels
TskeS Offices the - -..r.,
GEORGE L CoSSoa. General Pa.sn. A ent,
o. C. B. Company.
NEW HAVEN HARTFORD, &c. - Fare,
~ Fl % Steamers leave m EsO Tor New Rayea at and IL
. H. Daily (Snnusy ptedb c1hac WIKI is railroad
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ kIVRh RAILROAD Alter Nov. - 1874 troush trains VII
a. n Cmcago ami Northern Rrure' With arsw,g.roon
through 10 Rochester and ST. Al1auA 81, a. H..
1880 Special Chicago Express VIII hrasAsfoon q" ASa'
alo
4: D. "a Noptrea LEDresA seeOsgea- rom Ne-Ysrtts
600 n Erpres Daily With sleepHTea' Tor "iiefe'a aad
s.no Pacific EXPIRES. Dslg for Rochester,
Buao and Ess, also Tor CAcago va DO'A T. D. ALI u ~
hs,s. a. Express With ssping.eaIs Troy and Albany
NaJ " ns a per LoeA Tine IA0isA u Kyynsfcx
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ont too closely together have been derived from the
publication by the plaintiff Case still
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Ew-YORK, NEW-HAyEN AND HART

EW-YORK, NEW-HAYEN AND HART
~ PORDR R-NIWYORK AND hBN HAVEN DIVISION
Autumn Commencing ,eo H. I7i Paenge' station
~ " NEWBORN.
Trains for NevHaven 1:lO (Accnh 500 thL tOo
(Aecu.l. 1000 tRrl 1900 AeHl l;Ol uLl 3up iELl
2:2O (AoeH 4So j;lj Lca EL $40 EE an 5Io SKI
For South EOrwalk $40 SOB &O5 1890 800 Br
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