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New-York tribune., 1875-11-17
JOHN sCANNELL AGAIN ON TRIAL.
HISTORY OF UIS ALLEGED CRIME - ONLY FOUR
LIR RS Obtained.

HISTORY OF MS ALLEGED CRIME - ONLY FOUR
JUR rs OBTAINED.
After n great number of delays the rctIlal OF
John scapueu Tor the murder Of Thomas DOn0hue was
begun In tho Court Of Oyer and Termner before Judge
Barrett Florence scanne the brother of the prisoner
while conducting excited political canvass, was sho'
il, AN pfIray i'm Thomas Donohue's saloon. DoRohue,
who was accused OF shooting Florence Scan
nell. was released, aud the suspicion OF firing
tho fatal shot was thrown on John Scannel,
who WAS Florencc's devoted brother post-morem
examination relieved John Scanuen from this
Suspicion and he subsequently attempted to ayenee his
brother. ON Nov. =, 1873, both John scannol and
Thomas Donohue were in Johnsons pool rooms. when
Scaune drew a navy revolver and firing Shot AFTER shot
rddcd Donohue killing him almost instantly The 1iSV
trial Of Seanne came in February lS74 and was the
first important case in which Mr. Phelps took his place
as prosecuting attorney The defense that owing
o eat affection for his brother Florence and the charge
AGAINST him that he the cause of his doath Scai
uell's mind had become unhrccd. and when he shot
D,uohue he was in fact irresponsible. Inc 1dy u'a-
az ed and since that time, manly through INC ensagc
m uts of Mr. Beach and tho absence of Dr. EchcVefia
o chief expert witness for the prisoner the tral has
been postponed until yesterday.
TIE prisoners counsel put IN challenge [cScrdl 70
the array of petit Jurors growing cut OF the question
whether D,uls TAYLOR or Thomas Dunlap the true
Commissioners @: Jurors, which was promptly oNcIFul'u
av Judge Barrett The ordinary testing OF Jurors "as
then begun and lasted all day Judge Barrett narrower
She challenges by refusing TO aoW Qucet"I' ci
tho iurOr was prtndiced against the defense o nsal
or p.ruGiced against persons carrying pistols 10 Nhc
,ycept ION was taken, but after examining - ptiSOs o
whom eight were challenged percmpOuy Lf lnc
prisoner and three by tine District Attorney tour ohi
we're found comprehension A. GcISbusch, DaNd D.
Dammit Joseph j. II chs and samuel Booth III view o
thc small results from the first panel Judge Barrett
ordered an additional panel of 200 jurors ior toda!
New-York tribune., 1875-11-17
uosplTAL IMPROVEMENTS.

The new wards OF the NewIOrk Infrmary
FOR Women aud Children opened for pubic iuspec
gjon yesterday, and patients wl be received In them
to-day These wards viii accommodate so patients
The building con aiming them was purchased by the
trustees I374 II fronts stuyyesantsluarc aud has
peculiarly quot location. II was formerly largo three
sory double house AT expense Of several thousand
collars it has been altered for hospital purposes, the
coOf las been raised broad staircase rises IN tho center
of the building from top 10 bottom and the have
been reuOdeled. The wards airy and pleasant and
tac nlise-' rooms are made atIrctye ~ possible
There dining the upper floors for those
patient who ore able 20 leave their bocs. The dumb
waiter arranged that at need II can he used az an
elevator convey patients whO are too sick 10 Walk up
and down stairs vcntilatinS sL9it gives cOpiOus
supply Of fresh air to ali parts Of The building The Old
building Of the intIm ~ at No. rs second ave, viii
accommodate only nEli patients as Tie new one
There is mortgage or S2jOOO on the building and
the trustees ask for subscriptions. Patients who
unable ~ pay "a week bro treated free of charge
New-York tribune., 1875-11-17

The investigation into the management Of
Che King, Coun.y Lunatic Asylum ""s continued yrsier-
day before Dr. OrlronaX state ConmSsiontr in I"aar
The Coumissioncr read letter from a former patient o
lie institution to Gcnervsorclect David g. Cuimby in
which charges were made ,hat tle writer he'd been
robbed Of h clothing. gagged and tied cau-cc-'| l"f
an tine Go0r aD ni1at. ana the following Day thrown
into bathtuh and kept there until nearly aubocated
~ Chagl, Corey sail tiat r thought Mr~. CJunlu, ,3m
VAS GOOD and 'ai,hiul uatrou tie thought that Dr
Hiancilari ha- many good traits He Thought the 3T
arrng uif!c tsyuHi, was tnO complicated. ana tHa
tH. Ku.s County Asyiun Nou'd compare 'aVoiaht Ht1
any other iu tr state armand h'uirr, clerk "f i'
KirgS County Hospital tt-ci tlat ali tha CON- ip-
-tuGns wcrr suffering for supplies as thrN ch'H u"i
get article. ioI than wo months after It4meitIons
IL .L-.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-17

MERCANTILE AND OTTER LNEAHRAss,nNrs
Thn llilnre OF MLitn. willis a. Chnpmnn.

MERCANTILE AND OtEEL. lNBAIiEA1-a alI.NlN.
The failure Of White. Willis d Chapman,
dealer, n millinery goods at Eo. 5II B,oa,.ay was a,-
nounce ya.t, rdsy. Robert Rosenberg ~ So 90 Flank
tin-L dealer IN corsc's md hosiery. also Jailed
The creditors of = ~ Beard Sons e. Co. held meeting
AZ which r suspended finn proposed 20 pay 30 GEMS on
adoar including per cent cash aud lo per cent az in
torysis or three six nine snd twelve months. com
nee was appointed To- inquire into tac assets. mum
Der o. the cais arc cytss jn- from tine former settle
snent spno two years go. TIE creditors Of u. Potter
& Co. produce dealers OF No IS Broad st met ye,ter
DAY biii She details of the meeting We're withheld
Jenoakim Davis has assigned all hs prop fy foT the
benefit creditors; assets. SiG-ij ~; liabilities
g02 95s -. Armstrong MorrisJu dealers in butter az
No $50 ChaInbers-st. announce their l9bidcs ot
x57 900 The nominal osscts sufficient to cover this
suro. hut $4,000 OF the amount is IN "susponse
aeoouns and S2S.cOO in paper or Fairfield Trosh
who have also failed.
Deputy sheriff Baird sold yesterday all the right, tiGe
and interest of the NcyYork CITY eel Words. at Nos
534 To- 80 East E,gh"r;h-st, 20 satisfy judgmeh oi
bI3.577 -. obtained bs Nn NJ PilclaTu ~ executor
0f W. ID. Thompson. The property brought ri,4OC Tie
right title, and interest or tAc cchOcu1trg ShftWf ana
Kefniug (ompany, in Niueteeutu--t bctHrcu Avenues
aud B. sold by Deputy Sheria Hcw FOR 9ico aud
the assumption OF mortgage OF T2",oOO on the
A. ias,ines the REQ iyer Of tho Security Fire Insur
Company, has paid into Tie supreme Court onrng
the past months Il She uucalea for money amOun
iDs to 100000. port Of which - fOi iciufu premiums I'M
claimed Tne failure Of tho Company Was the largest
sTOwiY out of the great Chicago iifr, TIE losses amount
ing TO over S2.OoOOco tOgethcr with t'iiingeiu ma
biy Of 100000, tie amount of pre- niuu oh uneApiTed
spcojai dlHlleLu Vt - lcf cent n''' nt'h Pi1. He
claimants number over 100000. There SIN eight OF
zen suits pending In Sewlork, kentucky, ana Illinois,
and the receiver + waiting Tor heit :, ienent before
further progress bc made over 100000 has boCn
paid for losses, and $4,000 on premiums Il9 receiver
has assets remaining TO secure anJ claims arising
10 tf, fYWSttit5.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-17
THE COURTS.
OWL NOTES.


Judge Westbrook was not present yesterday
In Supreme Court Circuit Part IL, and the court was
therefore adjourned lie announced to hold court next
Monday and Judge viii PROBABLY near snort causeS
Ia that part next Friday.
At the resumption yesterday, before Surro-
gate Hutching OF the hearing in the John J. Brown VIII
case. Robert Foster +. W. Hoffman, George CHASER
David Mls and T. W Lamvitt testifed that Tor scV-
eral wears previous his death Mr. Brown was perfectly
sane and able to attend 10 his business
In a suit brought against II. L. McGowan To
test the power of the Farmers Loan aud Trust Company
to execute trust under will involving sae OF real
estate Judge Van Worst in Supreme Court Special
decides that the of 1875 gives the Company thc tBt
10 execute all trusts AMI therefore power IN trust
The affairs of Washington Tent No. /, In
dependent Order of Rcchabtos" yesterday before
Judge Donohue in Supreme Court, Chambers' In suit
by the trustees of the Tent" for receiver and wind
ing Mp OF affair The trustees charge conspiracy
the funds, amounting 1869 93. The defendants
charge the trustees with misconduct Judge Dohohuo
reserved his decision
At the. hearing yesterday before Surrogate
Huchings in the matter OF document purportng to be
the will Of David T. Jackson who died in January. ISL
which gives - OpO TO Mrs Julia IIaughton md $1,000
to a grl named Julia Coffin. 8. +. Cawdry. lawyer cs
titled that he thought he drew will for Mr. Jackson
year before he died hat that he had copy of the VIII
When questioned concerning the PROVISIONS or the WI"
Mr. CaWdry declined 10 say anyt luS about tneii on to
ground that IL would he breach of the confluence oX-
listing between lawyer and client The lnaiier was ad
iourncd until Wednesday Nov. 81 II Is Claimed that
Mr.. jackson left & WILL and that Al was destroyed
New-York tribune., 1875-11-17
cOaONER's CtsFs.

Thomas Smith age 80. was admitted to tho Ninety
uin, st. Reception ospta. Oct 2ou deiiious condition
Ills friends state ta DE LEFT home The previous day IL appar
good health and brought home uuconsco brnt
marks of iunry he never consc0u- had numerous
,onvu,sions and died at 7 =. Monfay
Eon Lawrence age l. del yesterday al her residence at
No 40 Fast Tenth h effect Of an overdose Of opium
Gor ianrr states tat bis daughter accustomed 10 tahe
l,udanun 10 produce sleep . ,
TOOK d0sc OF fbIs green
died at Bellevue Husntl yesterday morning.
James Lawrence who United tc Bellevue hospital on
SEPT T. suffering injuries received TUM jumping OH INC
y,G az No. o Ila-t Tcath- ST. died on Monday.
Coroner FchOI Ye7teTay held three Inqurs; lhtAe We're
on tje bodies oi IoIIsG Colonel ked iaug through a
hatciviy and of William l. Kerr anc Henry >vE'r 10y,
ro were m wagons In each case tt JUi i,ndcttl
q verdict q! 0cVdtnts. death.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-17
METHODIST MISSIONS.

CovrIrrON or TIE ANNUAL APPROPRIATIONS.
The General Methodist Missionary Com
mttec held closing session yesterday The missionary
appropriations were completed Italy was given Si14'
against 900 last year The increase made after
much dobatc sud the ground that Italy was the home
Of Ronaaisu that The work thero therefore pccu
uary ddicut and that tho Iope fcurco the Methodist
Episcopal Church tban oihcr Protestant church
Tho appropriation for NcXcoWas ineTcasedfrOm $4,000
to 81. 600 on The sauc ground. japan was gwen
sl7iGD against $i7,75O last year. The atpro-
!iiaticns ior miscellaneous purposes were made
y7b0oI against S73,G0o Last year Additions OF
5000 The Fast OREGON aHd 5000 to the South Kansas
Conference were ma &c. ni 5S0 transferred from
fhs Cent rl NOrth-Nt,f-;; 10 the Cit.cu 'ruofcrcc
The reduction made f -bcrt Of that proposed ~ about
n O,,O Ine nPDful. ittIoHs were then adopted -
Whole bJ The Committee u wgs resolved tiat 90 Tic r-
prppIil niis tiP tntal uvbi -'.JJZ nc ADDICT "e
Rev D.. DJsio. taV ic}. ir Curry tbe istV Df. Nt-
SOD. and Bishop Jauoo were "pppA,ei CoinMuiet -
3ppJrtuu ihc assessment among tho chuirlrs. rae
Couu.iftoe adjourned sUt fe 40 $3.50 T. in. Th" H0dlV
Of Managers then and transacted some routine br'
aesa gIe recaVtuaion oi tlc dPl'v. .ia.i"nS ore rs
follow. the amounts lon Cct1 having been IheviVd'!
NIL
New-York tribune., 1875-11-17

wreck OF his vessel concerning those lost uu hIlcr
tbe examination at the Consulate. or the "a pasecs
four were saycd-Jaclues Croiy, Edouaru ObOtt,
the 10 following beng saved: Auguste Becgue, cap
Busson Justin Fausete, Mari Cashier. Franeos Grig-
non Honoro Grord, Elo1ard Jacquit, Pnui Ploguin
New-York tribune., 1875-11-17
THE mEN RESCUED FROM TIE BRIG uoRUE

The ship Rayenscrag of Glasgow, which res
cue ID men from the wreck Of the French brig M0re
,p Oct % lay In the barbcr yesterday OF Bcdloo's
Island aud representative Of the French Consulate
brought 20 shore took charge OF the rescued men,
who viii to-day be examined by ths French Consul capt
Ausrsts Bcoquet, Of the Morue, who epeass English
sas no ring 10 mako say sgstement Ia regard 20 ipe
New-York tribune., 1875-11-17
ZANA AGAIN RESCUED.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 16.-1he Poole Brothers,
who caude-tney took the liitc acrobat Zaua fou, The
house or NJ Gatrhol IN whose custody ne Vas placed
by Judge wiley wCuu brought ~ detectives nom BGitl
moro to Washington last nigLt Iana vas ftsiOied 10
Mr. Gatchell, and the Pooies Vcfr discharged.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-17
FRIpAY. Noy. ~.
No steamship Malls. .,.... .,-.. M

-AItRBAG. NoN. ~
For Cucland Ireland Wales and France wa tllct sio"
aud IlyerlOol hy the steamship Bi1tann hi' cos, az
; a. m. Suppomcutay Ma Is closet ~ 10 D. III ''oani
shu slils al / 4. NJ from Pier No ~. Norm hiNtI
Lor Eur southampton and Bftmr1 DS th' 7ltt-p
sf,s,l ma close 1890 a. \ supplementary Md is
oiOs M - steamship sails al H. h 4t"' i''' iOV'
Dor Sr,taI nnlv hy The steamship ETHIOPIA. malls close
al $50 a H. 4 Supplementary NAL j. co,c" ~ II a. w.
Siaan.nip salts - NJ from PIER No - NOfth iIiEer
81 sDAN. NON. II.
All Naus close NJ II nclJcG q. m. POstOhcc Is open
g m. TO Ia a. ~. --
~ MONDAY. NOV 22. g.,
Far auto DOMINGO Turks Island, by The steamship
y bee mals c.usc o. p. Steamship sall' ~ p H. HUN
Pier, No. 4, East River.
Mails ,r Key sent every saturday closing at the
Mails Tor N..ioTndand close the NewlorS Post0hice
Aasi for .i1v y s. closed at the New YORK Post
CliUo eycIy day ~ 1870 D. IN.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-17
DEP1RTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
WEDNESDAY. NOV. 4

WEDNESDAY. nov. IL -.,.-......
For Europe. via Queenstown aud lYripoo oy We t9ii
hip t.i mai close $50 p. NJ ,upith"h ~ f'A'
Steam .nin -ai, a I Cnard DnCgi Jersey Olly
THURSDAY. nov. = .
Eor Erpue via Plymouth GhtrbOurs tIi Hamburg, hy H
,team,up ,utyia mails close az il.5O a. ~. H,lpit
mrufary MAJ! Is closed Al loO T. ln Nlfdh'HP Hi' :" y
m from Pier loot Of tnirdsL, HObOAth ~ ~. ,..,.
FortH havana, by the steamship 'p l Nr"-l
mail, al .r at D. IA. supplementary man Is t"td AZ
2fOpri steamship sails at D. M. rom fier No. - NoI'A
,t.., ,, o
For Bermuda by the steamship Gamma man, o2Se ~ p.
m Steamship siis AT irum llrr ~" ~ ,ot'h NiN't
For iut direct bt the steamship state ol NtN al h's
close at a. M steamship sails a A. m h'u foi No -
New-York tribune., 1875-11-17

MINIATURE ALMANAC. o
go. GO = II MOON it7'S' ''V~
4 wAIFR THio DAi-A V
gfook 1907 Hell g. Ferry. l;29
pNh-f. "
sandy Hook 1881 COWS tsdndlzVzi lieh g. fetF' l'i
New-York tribune., 1875-11-17
european Gotsls.
Guruuean ADVERTISEMENTS.
Manufactory, SO Rue Roya
NV ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.-TO be

DY ROYAL LETTERS IA EN ~ 20 20
ID old an exclusive license, with or without 10y %
BoyIng the Bellows ot Organs. playing muscai an
driyng sewing machines tramway oars ralWB R' S, bv
ali machinery that IL or can be worked by steam po"i, ~
means OF lever. weights and sprngsi seifactnS anu
Whiting by of their now noyenehir 10 cjponne
,,ght includes England ireland. Scotland, thc ohti'
Islands Isle Of Man. France Belgium ana 3theI
AIrs, tnvcr,nr " H. s. ~ Georges road, SOuln"dfk
London England Mons. II. BONNENIi.lIa 70 obn"So"
dantIn Paris and Institution Washington uhei 9''te',
New-York tribune., 1875-11-17

The man who il curious TO see bow the
ord ould cci along without iiu can nd uui by stick
i1g csniDric nceiIe irtO b pnnd. aud ,hcn with
New-York tribune., 1875-11-17
NEwyORk DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY,, NOVEMBER II, 1875
srrrIAL TRRN-FRREpNAs,J ].

| SPECIAL THRu-FRRRpNay,J
p.e5esSss9 DsS.Si''s.: .st Green AID 81 r. Co.
ooSasrhan ast The 90 Palmer msS tS %st :, H # s. H.
La.s s"a Fie, 40. .collendcr asL Gnihth
s-wsi.s' sa &c. As1 H0On' loasssr ct al ast. De
10 Fsrnsr se sRa as ymch 43 Nitsc~Ie sg oNeil ct
27.draham ast iavermOro 70 RsHner al sx. pegner.
li..York &c. agL Fuller
co,,vos p,v.s-TRI,L TEgn-PARr L-ROBISsos, J.
1869. Center act. Garsen 2SiO AhIenS He ino A'o''
1884. .HaInmersein agt Nor o,-e ooa : Msnufac.
1917. Gresne agt Barmore. igring Company 'sI
Insts Ln9 srI BfeSnan 1898 Davis ast Brown
1896. Hogan ag The Mayor -, n nn1 am ano M,seroe
4Ol Il Parker agt ocals 1863. h9llsr %l ct al as'
2a,7 w1aSi a 1T, ae The Mayor 4Os Bennett ct al as
--'''' A. Stern.
1863. Hook &C. ast. Mat
,,.y,,., .rvsuD,ty G. T. LoYw and 7. T. DAILY, JJ
a, Uop,g AIT Mills 3. Matter OF Coldh.
los a Gs as g., gs .,s &C. iS2 iaTs, paTs ss act : 4
Il1.k.ty ct al ast stein ,,a eron ~ ~; -; act Reilly
iIs Hensmann agt Chep. 76 brace as Haaii.Srii t ai
S Ss n'Si:9ss %sy%T @ 's rHHA''' ct
Hanl0n.
N,prxp corp1-1'Rt,I TgRH-PART I.-SrAULDNGJ j.
900 Nereshemer ag, Kline Ceronny ct al sg H. L.
as l. Of S59i stevens at u D. Co. D; f. b.
s's. OF t. 1886 Hirchborg ast Jacobs
y a~ ,siIber. 35o6 Ella. ct agt q. +. IL.
''' ,t.iu and aio Manlg 90.
q,qt EcI an tonstock ct 1898. Bookman aSC Dnnne
ssss HSsey agt M. Hill 1898 Mg e apa ,a, der Bank as'
Bank. o."
1851. P,tucs and ano. agt 1ooo' ''-- "s' -
Welsh.
Pant II-MCApAN,J ].
es5 Rsuev AIT Wallack et 3f92 Kirkland ag. same.
All " 5000. Phelps egt Curfior.
348S.. MacsessOn agt. Sears ct
PART IIT.-SHEA. c. ].
ooIe ei,,rons act rbrlich 52bi. Wise agt. Sciwab
I,is. 81 nj a. Is7dt 4. Scuutacn AIT w MS
4 l.. Donovan aga. Wheeler OJJI fi,,Si a' -
800 lauer agt. Herbtric W. Va ~. 'i"'H'''
81 1892. agt. same.
parncs Eaehler. 5iyl e nrm1ck et al Gst
foi- 1ilr ION act Nan colt BIS ell
tsar W,,ner g,isnrr J3S2. T.lauI CITY Bank 9st
"a. ~ agt Sc ,tOn. &i''hc''u''''
55lG. smith ct aL agt. Jcrcug
ing.
cv,g, sr--txs JI.cEtrr observation-disclosures Daily. rob
berry continued Henry hohc brlAaI !slIe Moi,hSyy
Daniel " arucf adam Brcmer. ieOIOlS aS-@i, MhtIo"
yau tr.drf,rs ". Maoy. iEtnck Nasn, bsiSIhEi Ahc9
Wright solomon ManU James Hens, Can hitu'e' sr'
oYY AND TRIMMER Barrett, john Scanne homicide
New-York tribune., 1875-11-17
DAITINOEE AND ONO RAILROAD.

kD THREE FAST EAPtf~> IhAiNT
s55 a. M bliy except sanaay. Washingtoa, och6nrg,
West AID NorthWes', Gnd.anapOlis, Louisville, New
255 p ni baiiy. except SUNDAYS washington. 2anesy'e
aud Newark Cincinnati, Louisville indianapolis aud st.
$50 p. m, Daily washington, Richmond ana the south.
nor 10 NtwGrlou. Pittabufsb Cincinnati. louisville.
Iuoianapolis. ST. ious, Chcaso the West and Nofh-
For through Tcfo'. end general a'onaon can At Com
VIuys Offices -Gl and SO Btui"ay ANA ~ tchtt oce iJos
a. ~ s IcE IT; WIZ EtLTrMoRE AND OHIO H. L.
Pullman cirs, Jersey Cy 10 washington l1d S,ep@F
CENTRAL RAILROAD Or NrW-JEHoE1.
M IRE t station In View YORK foot OF Lbrryst Connects
a. @ 5%sf % % 85 Gg %a e.'f & e. at at s. i2 vii LaS
ana -nsugaa;nl pL9o a.3 win gmF lem l, H1ey , a.o-a ai a.
Central P'any yin2 5ng AZ, Hs" S9i S9iH i,.Tr yas,
Commeucng Vow t. i>15.-Lraye sew York az tollowsi
$50 a. NGAs fHAiS u'r Iason heiydcir Hrihie.cn.
Batn Allentown Nauch Chunk. ranaq Taunnoad wilkes
barre, Potts'tlle scranton, &c.
10 mWdy Trim ior Remington and Easton' connects
at iHncoH W, Dyl ' ana @ , -, reerf , Sunday, for
Il .tou Allentown Harrisburg. ani Tho vi Connects at
pots. g. scranton. Dan, H.. Wlii9m.p5rt a.
10 4 i. uiNay train for Smergiilr and Flcmlnetol
v 90 90 p p EAil1 i'r giins'2o Eiio9, a. &
@45 p I.-ExrRn, t,r Eas'on, Belyidsrc Bath, siauc
$50 p ny .Y tram IO~ DuLgi.,n.
90 o. m-Wa, train tcr Ea-tOn, Allentown. and Meuc
Cnni Connect 10 junction vih pei, LACK and Wost H. Il
50p D. u.-Way train for y mclcn.
6.lJ U-t.sENNC i.NrrE.- da ~, Tor Eason, Allentown
Mguch Chunk, N4iaestaue, foNdpda Reading, and Uaiis
bItg.
80 D. m.-Wiy Train for S0motyille.
tTiu tor ~Oiucr. iile.
go D. Way Train for DunolrH.
7u3 D. m.-Nsy IRA iog Somcryile.
81 o. IN For laStou.
$50 q. In.-MH, Train Tor SON rs lie.
1yO p. m.--Way Train iur Dunellrn. . . - 49,
Fr lzaboth Rt 40 j3 6lJ, $40 7, 1870. 7l5 = S46,
9Ij $50. 1919, 1915 IN. I'm. i2f li5. $50 -, 3.
sS 3. D. j. f..J, 4SO. 4iJ. D. 5 ., . 3 J4j, o. bl3,
G3U. 7. 49,, 3lJ 6Sj. $780, 1880. ll:l5, ~ y, NJ
r. E RiChER. Supi. anu Eng.
LII R,In Agnn
New-York tribune., 1875-11-17

~ owning operating the only route to coop rstown.
~unron OWcs Caye, BastOn, saratoga, Lake George ana
places Cham lain Night trains aud sra mers from
Nryv Ork Albany Troy with morning
ne ,4y ant midday rains IN evening trains
fnr all above namcd place. =. r. MAYO GCnl Pass
A, y \ A~~'t
New-York tribune., 1875-11-17

the NEwJEhShY 5oUrHERN RAILROAD
ftrc ltOm Sew YORK to ih.ia.t fiIa oniy - >.
Commencing Oc,. 4, ISIS
Leave NeN-iOTk from pcf \. H., loot of Rector At
For PAiai pia Nneand snd Ipm's tt.ytr. 10 10 A. ia.
For Philadelphia, Iuck,rion. sld Toms RIVER { p. N.
" VI. =. SNEphA. treiprsi Nauager
New-York tribune., 1875-11-17
w. CLARK
STEAMBOATS, auo tililroaos.

I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
- IAhbANGEMEEf or PAS ,ENGEk TRAINS. hug. 2,
I p. ~ ,aston. Bethlehem Allentown. Msuch chunk.
5a ~ H, pilt.Sn ir' " W. conn 81 g s nt
trans or ltaca, Auburn, Rochester Bonso, NiagarG al
p m, Tor Ea,ton Bethlehom. Aronlogn Msach Chunk.
TunSnsnIoca, &C. mtilg close connections Tor Reading.
/ p m, ior ias,on, Brtlehem. Allentown ard Mauch
GSo p a Ss6t Express a.l, for Easlon Bethlehem Al
lcnoA IN, Miucn Cluns HiAe-prfre, tiu,toI tnra. c.
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attached Epnf al. >A1iti-, ~tp and Lns T..
l ONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
- WINTER AERANG.MENf:
commencing oct 70, l875 Tr.ps Hunters 4,
900 m. Express mail for Greenport sag Hsrbor and
900 e. m-Man train Tor Port jefferson, Locust valley
%ccoan6i ION ;or HlcksyIc and Henp.teai
800 ntxpress ior Grsenpor[ Sag iIaFbor Locus Val
aiO y d-ESpres- for Fort Jefferson. Locust valley, and
5j5 "a Esprs, for Locs valley. Hcmp.ieaa aud Rock.
Gj0 D. Accommodation Tor NorthIort and Iiem,soa.I
m' ana at .. TO- aldl i:ii5P 2. 1p,,vs ''
900 a. m-for Port Jeie1son Locust valley, and Hemp
@q Fqr N,ornIo!r , ,oca', 3 y,Icy ( and a nen,ie;a i
~ B-t,i5 ID 'il' iri'e Jagts Hl' r. ' every ,s!i h"r
MINUTES rr.yous 70 ornre % rra,Dl nom Hunter.
Point g. 81. A.,U UsIi0 'iem1 j SIN 9 1,-,, n.
NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, 81. tate,
y 81 otoauels leave Pock-sip TOR New. haven ~
ant Il p M daily Csunaay' eAepedl connecting with he
NORTH RIVER AND NEW-YORK STEAM
~ BOAT LINE PEI -. ~ k->teaner Chi.i - hAAH
leaves oay al Bio n banding 40 ti si, 10. YOnk'r.
TarlytOwu. Nyara, tAllrG isac, baVrlstsV, Inupkus
Cove ani rce.ssil lhe AREi.riit ~ p IT,. ian ing
2h 81, N Il wG0i, SGnkers .asluga ytIBn
Nyack sing, ad Nayctstaw. fOI particulars ingars
0f -. LAM. Agoui, on pi.r 80. No Sun' =
NEW-iORk CENTRAL AND nUD,JS
~ RIVER kAILROAD-Afttr SEPT. 20 1879 through
trains v Nj leave Grand Central Depot
90 =. Chicago and Northern Express with drawing
room through To bocester aso 81 Asn. va Maucue5
ter, VI.
10 sOa m Special Chicago Express gitb draHin room ears
"a 0C ester a1d BGGaiO ad AiaSua ais anliub al Ni5
ia Fa at :lJ
II 90 q. m, Northern and Western Express
90 4. M M0utIog EXprcs Wh -ltayineNsIs irom New.
York 90 - AlbaUa, arriving at Montreal at o. El a.
500 iXlTess. Daily, witA t iDr hRtri town
ami ,auindaigua.
90 y. NJ, Plnhc Express DALI VA slee piusc1rs FOR
ECrDr-rr, kIit1n and niagara Fans. al,f t.i.eo
bpih -. :. and H. Z. Railroads
1900 ~ Npres. WI s!ccr c3gs orAlbany rroy
Way Trans p3r Local i.me iaD.l&
@ II. kLNDnICK.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-17
DROVIDENCE AND STON,NGTON = : -,
Between - EN hOi4N ana Sos IyN.
SrbNINGTDN LINE

ITNfn
Tho elegant steamers RHODE ISLAND NAbRAGAN.
EEt ana SloNlNGIoH leave Per 49, Moth yef tUoi OF
Jay --t. daily except Suidars -, sL t.iJ =. m.
Through hcErts 20 piLcpn Ncu fnLl.ni points Al II r.
Dtpuis dYd tcNot oluces staCIo Fc,arc a office, n
WesicVtt Expres, Con pauy, and At .,roa way
PkoNiD. NCE liNl. .ulrst g..
steamships ELi.tli.A anu GA LAIfA taSo Pier 9y L
foot Of Rob nsonst.. daiy except SGna, sl at D. m
~ rect connu letton 90 worcester ana points beyond
frvlg.ts Via c.t'or lne taken at 0EOst rates
L. w. fiLNt -, q. a. Agt u. :. AiiCBGk. President