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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-11
RICHARD o'GoRMAY's FEES SUED FOR

RICHARD o'GORMAN's FEES SUED FOR
The suit Of the old Corporation Counsel
Richard O'Gormsn, against the city TO recover 'no
amount OF his allowance, while Corporation Counsel J"
street openings up before Judge f. Daily 10 Tue
specal Term the Court Of Common Pleas yesterday
on de murrer to the answer. The Common Council
1884, fixed the salary OF the office al *o
but the Corporation Counsel received In addition iees
costs aud allowances taxed under the then Fee DILL n
street openings and other cases The emoluments DC
came enormous under those circumstances, amounting
100000 In 1854 se6oo by act OF 'ne Leg
ature was bestowed upon that officer for services "
street openings n lieu Of fees, making the total ss
of the Corporation Counsel $4,000 The Charter OF iSV
that the Corporation CounsePs salary snv
he fixed by the Controller at an amount not e1ceeunt
$4,000 Controller Connolly fixed II at that SUM- v h
paid Mr.. O'GOrman the incumbent In that year. .no
Be- 500 In addition Controller Green refused 10 country
his payment, and the present suit 10
by claiming that under the Charter OF 1870 MI.
man receive exclusively an annual salary III ~
that the Inconsistency repealed the act Vi 100
A. Oakley Hail. on behalf Of Mr.. OGorman ana ~. o.
for the city, argued the questions OF law in'o0"'
and Judge DAILY took the papers.
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
THURSDAY, MARCH IL


Mails for Rurop, Ply Cherolg and Hamburg steamship
Pollnefana eNse 80 ha closed the
fostOhec al l:lj Steamship sail, IRON
Ibird-st lIoboAen
Mails for Havana and Cuba steamship City OF Vera Cruz close
o. M Supplementary Mail Is closed the Post Oiee $40
SeamshlD ssIs at 8 pa IRON Per No J. y. X.
FRIDAi. MAacH -
Malls tor Newfoundland Nesiorz POOee
ct 1880 N.
NM Tor tsnI closed. the NewYors PoSt0 Acs
hyAtBpm.
SATURDAY.. MARCH 10
Mails for Great Drtau Ireland Qenstovn and Liverpool
by the steamship Baltic m. SaTpcmcal Na closed
az the Postohce m. Steamship Il 10 from Ter
No. b2. North River.
For Europe SOUTHAMPTON Bremen by the e.mp Weef
mails close III 80 Mail st Ae Post
Ohce l:J .. Steamship sails from Per cot Of
ihirl-st. Iioboken
Mails for Eisssa. N p. K7Fs,on J'uac he United states
Colombia by the steamship Btn ~ b. Steamship salts
p m from Per No. b. honi River.
Mails ior heY West, Geo w Clyde. close al
Steamship sails al D. from Pier No ~. East aTer
SUNDAY. MARCH II.
All Mails close at o'clock The tVst-Obce ron
o.. oilAu
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ ALLRNi OWN LINg TO THB WEsT-Pssesss ssl !rdshs
Station EeWiok loot Of bertv- Connects s ssnsrns .th
soutb Branch with DEL Lseh 81 Wss
r. Of pipbarI WITH ss IN spd aehsnns Duassg as ssh
1hsb VALLEY Railroad Direct ns n srrsours rsewgh ~ ~
Vests also 10 Centrsi PsnRsvivan and SewYet Ststs
WINTER ARRANGEMENT. ....
.ommeneinf Jan. TX. lS7b.-Lssve New. a. fonswG
olo Am-Nsss TRAW for Pennington, Esos BeAshs., DstA
hsueh Cbsnk 1amaqua Ismaseud wihebae eefss'
600 a. m-Wy Train for Piana I'd.
7UO mWay Bs'vdere haueh Chuut Wiks~
barre Prton hshsnoy City NJ Carmel Hsietoa TssthsAnst,
Iowsnas Hsver &c Connects o. Jasehsn VITA bs LAsk ss1
600 m-BoaSNa Expssss daily eroep sssdsysl Basss,
Alentovs, HTrbur. West Ssserv,s fee
Bsstos hsuch Chunk Tovanda WissS
de- Daavle Wiisospsr
1880 O. m.-WsY Train Tor bemervle
124O m.-BzPRsss Tor Pemfngon, Eason Bath, ADentova
hsnch Chunk hsbaov City Haeou, Wlseoae seraates Reef
irg Counbs, Lancaster EDhrsts Potsvle Hssbsrg, he
1880 m.-Wsy Tram for Easton Caiasscaaa BeivdssA
$3.50 o. m-Way Train Tor Plain6ed-
400 mwsy Taio for Esnon, Alenown ssd hascA Csssh
Ceure~ts Junction with Del, Lset and West r. X
m Way Train for somerville aud flemnZtoa
b:OO H. sy Trans for Plainaeld. - .
6:l6 BrpRkss daly for Basoa. Allen svn nash
Chaak Wikesbac Towsaca Resns HARRISBURG Pssossh Csr
S;3O n.-wsy Train for som.rvila
snd645p D. n.-was Trans for somer vile
1880 D. nj Enianntt-Por Bsston
0;l5p m.-Way Train for somsrvIle
For Elaoe,h At biS' g. s.I5 GAO. T. 7lo s4s 9 $50.
1880. 1l;l5 M IL M 1910. 80 $50 St0 g.
AIS 4304;4j g. 5l5 $50 045. $40. GAO, TAO, 1850
0'i'' "i0' i'''' iii'' T. KICKER Sep. and Ess
II. p BALDWIN General Passenx.r AsesL
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

Marcus T. Sacia was indicted yesterday in the
Court for ndosemea on %JooO
nited bond
At the Essex Market Police Court Yesterday
81 bail ech for break
Emanuel 1S2 Su1oks, aud steal
log 81 80 worth Of shoes and SKINS.
At the TOmbs Police Court yesterday Thomas
Winfield held charged with forging the 6rm Of ahbnn
Brothers check for aud obtaining 5 10 on from John O.
Coneat Charles held for attempting to
store OF T. Lnuingon bt No ZIG Fronst
Moran held for bbng Amelia Pc OF No II Rooe
Fracs TamanY held for stealing
$40 from Levi. Dunlap Of No. 90 BelmantL Dunlap empoye
giving HIN $50 bill changed
with Christina Nelson held Tor stealing
SOL Of wearing apparel from the house Of Mr. Bartlett No
No 4 West Eleven Inst
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SENTENCE OF DANIEL HAUREY, TIE EXPRESS
ROBBER

Daniel Haurey, who was convicted last FIJI
day Of the larceny OF safe from the Adams Express
Company was brought yesterday before Judge Barre.
In the Court Of Oyer and Terminer, for sentence al
sentencing him Judge Barrett alluded to the oraVaao
Haurey had exhibited throughout the trial, and said
that as the chain Of evidence had been thoroughly con-
vincing and had fully corroborated the testimony OF
Haurey's accomplices, and a. Haurey had shown no
signs penence there no reason to mitigate tuo
sentence He should therefore, intct the fnl ponay'
five years in State Prison, at hard labor Haurey Pre
served throughout the proceedings the same careless
and even laughing deneanor which nc had e1n'uiecu
during the whole trial.
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ERIE RAILWAY,

EhlE hAlLWAI. -.
~ WINTER AKaAssxxEsr Trains taxing effect Noy 10 1874
9anCnennab sd Cha< Day Brprrss Drawing Cossos
10 Buffalo and eeeping Coac1es 10 destination -
lO4o u-krorss Mail for Basai" and Niagara FaA Ssspss
Coseh 10 Suspension Br.iqe. 49,
.sres.s ses.. E r.'ss f FL. O.s.s. 5.s
Chicago without change
Por. Jew. %so 1880. o. .s6 and lo45 H. $50 1880
and n Mdileown, 80. 1880 1915, and l0;46 n,
346 $50 1880 and y D. m. The 1913 anu $3.50 a
.o, eoopes WITH New Midland Railroad Resdoes
$3.50 8 .sis ana 1915 n $3.50 3.45 l:So 1880 .na u
tS:3 g. And loi5 a m; 20 4:3O m. sasern s5i!2
CAS- 1880 49, 80 20: l5 and l0:45 $40 b. 1851 -
.ll;SO Rds,wo Hohoiu Aendale s'd sAn a9o
ana sii:So D. n Paterson. 'Sii6 6;46, 2; $780, $3.50 -
$50 AS g. 6:i5 g. S:l5, $3.50 a $40. 1890 .il;3g
and o'clock SATURDAY. night, ouy Ss~Es a 20 oso' vi
IL s d aaa l asS.. c. eie..a $40 Is
rights os, pari and P.,a ga, 1872 $50 '9is'
1880 III 80 p gnsewood All sDsrshl 6'3 $40 49,
aud g:30 m. 1880 b Is Ais. 445 o.: 90 49, ssd 7.4o M
130 Saturday nights onl, Permont and N.es 63O ~ sSa
$50 a. m 80 3:l5 4;45. 6H $50 aud $40 n. and
80 Saturday nights only spnns valley o;3J and $50 n" and
Nora-Tns leaving Chsnbersss or half hosn leave
2d fifteen tue ira hsyias Cham
hours leave 25st thirty mates srne Aoos
eavinz Chambers hoaE The o'1O N lss aAfss
Chsinbers-st ONLY. .. NJ,
Inc he for the checking AMI transfer Of
Bsgrage NAV be CompsnYs oces 2f oZ3 and 9oI
Rrc Court BROOKLYN and al the Compsnys Depou
Errress the wet srne sewio H1i4oh m Iio
and 1850 Pin ,s,,d.r an,
DAN' mo N ABBOTT General PASSENGER Aren't
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Drp GOODS.

Having male their SELECTIONS in tie EUROPEAN MARKETS
with ESPECIAL REFERENCE to the WANTS AND DEMANDS Of
FIRsT-CLAss TRADE
ARB PREPARED TO oPPER AN ASSORTMENT or
UPHOLSTERY GOODS AND FURNITURE Gov
ERlNGS
That COMPLETE and UNSURPASSED In volume. styles and
qualities MANY PATTERNS OF which EXCLUSIVE AND PAR.
TCULARLY SUITABLE to the PREVAILING lasts eOongs
and artistic effects.
ALL THE DESIRABLE NOVELTIES
IN FABRICS AND DESIGNS
NOW POPULAR IN PARIS AND OTHER EUROPEAN CITIES,
ARB FULLY REPRESENTED.
PLAIN sATINS all silk and bacr in NEW AND STAPLE
SHADES
SATIN DAMAsKs, all SILK. In NEW DESIGNS AND SHADES
BR0CATELLES CJTELlNES.
JOE LOTS IN sATISs SATIN DAMAsKs 10 close at VERY
Low PRICES.
SILK RIPS AND PLUsaEs plain and figured
PLAIN WOOL TERRYS AND SATINES, NEW SHADES.
PLAIN SATIN De NEUIILY.
FIGURED TBRRYs In two shades VELVET BPFBCTs.
BRoCuES FIGURED CAsHMEREs.
TERRYs AND TAPESTRIES STRIPED TAPESTRIES.
81 FCRNITURR CLOTH, ALL SHADES.
ENGLISH AND FRENCH CREr0NNBs.
SATIN CRErONNBs.
ENGLISH TwILLgD CRBroNSEs, Cashmere effect. A NEW
ARTICLE.
ENGLISH BRoCADE COTrOSs STRIPES, IN ALL SHADES
FRENCH TwILLED PURNITUREs BEANS nc, kc, a lot Of
last seasons patterns CLOSING AT 2Jc.
SCOTCH AID SWISS TURaBY REDS.
TURKEY RED TABLIsuS AND CLOTHS, ALL WIDTHS AND
SIZES
TURKEY TOILANBTTES.
KINGS WINDOW HOLLANDS, ALL WIDTHS in WHITE,
BUFF GREEN. DRAD AND BLUE
CHOICE LINE OF EMBROIDERED TAPESTRY TABLE AND
PIANO COVERS.
A LARGE LINE OF LACE CURTAINS, IN
NOTTINGHAM, TAMBOURED GIMP,
GASCONE, ENGLISH GUlPURE,
FRENCH GUIPURE, AND LACE LAMBRE-
GUMS,
IN ALL SIZES AND STYLES, AT THE LOWEST MARKET
PRICES
THE ABOVE constitutes Of the LARGEST AND RICHEST
COLLECTIONS OF DESIRABLE FABRICS EVER PRESENTED
TRADE and BUYERS who cultivate the tastes Of their
ers place OF Intrinsic worth CANNOT
FAIL TO BIZ INTERESTED IN THIS DISPLAY.
THIRD FLOOR ACCESSIBLE BY ELEVATOR.
BROADWAY. FOuRrELAvE.. NINTH AND rENTn.SrS.
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THE CASES OF ALLEGED SILK SMUGGLING TO
BE TRIED TOGETHER

The March Term OF the United States Cir
cult Court criminal side. Judge Benedict presiding,
otened yesterday. Charlcs Mathcws. counsel for
Deputy Collector Col Robert Do ADges, hO ID Indicted
for completely in the recent silk smuggling frauds.
stated his had not bsen placed on the cAten
dar and moved that Assistant United States District
Attorney Purdy be directed to put hero and notice
for trial, that Col Des Anges might have tho earliest
possible opportunity OF establishing his lnnocencc.
Judge Benedict replied that had power to direct
toe Government 10 pat The Gale Ddar and ini
mai ed that tho counsel might move to DISCHARGE col
DIS Anges on HIS own re,Ognizlneo Nj. Mathew VS. 40
usyod asd Judge nc poIlcg dbaied tho ~
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johns ioaaet SerYorE abandoned yesterday morn
50 Opt Alien cad weo srnye mere tol
fishing shr Grimes report having ct he Nesus
ends. gone. wsogged AM h1"1B
eDLdit
SPOKEN.
lat ~ 80 ong A. Triumphant from Liverpool Tor
kew-io.k
(For --latest STA, Ne,os sse Sereph Pdgel
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ground that this the first term OF court snce nc
finding of the Indictment Mr. Purdy stated that COZ.
Des Anges ioutly indicted with several othcrs "o
had away; that their extradition was nhiy Ia
pected that he proposed Try all at once, anu
that that was tho reason why the 81 Cot Dos Angrs
had nos been placed the calendar. Mr.. hn'heWS
then moved for a separate trial sor his client, anu
after some discussion Judge Benedict depicd 'De
motion. with permission 10 ronewlt
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MINIAruRk ALMANAC.

sun nss,.,... 10 tes..... g. w Moon se' 10 OS
oof. 10 10 Cows island OJo Hell Gate ferT' VA
At
Sandy HOOK lO:45 Island l2) Hell Gate Ferrl VI
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1ldehlnerp.

nldrhlnerp.
Established 1921.
THOMAS r rAsEER Js STEPHEN p. N.
MORRIS, TASKER & Co,
vi PASCAL IRON WORKS,
PHILADELPHIA
TASHER IRON WORKS
NEWCASTLE DELAWARE.
OTce. Firth and TssSerss., Pblielplia.
Cfic. aui warehouse, No II jol!-st. New-fOrk
Ofi.. and rrtOuse, No SO OiY-T-st, BostJn
Iron Welici tubes plain galvanized aud
rgJjes c0dtsd for N. and water.
LkP-WELnEO CHARCOAL IRON BOILER TUBES
OIL WELL TUBING And CASING. - - -
GAS AND STEAM FIfTISGS, BRASS VALVES AND COChh
GAS AND STEAM Fl1TERJ TOOLS.
CAST IRON G.3 AND WATER PIPE
STREET LAMP POSTS AND Ian FERNS.
IMPROVED COAL GAS APPARATUS. &c.
IMPROVED SUGAR MACHINERY. &c. .
WE WOULD CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION TO OUR PATENT
vULCANIZED RUBBBR.C DATED TUBE
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Observation-Disclosures

DEN NSf " AN La X lLRO 1.-THE
Trains leave NewyO from foot Of Desoro'se' aad CoHahas s
E.P 70, F;Sa % West .Sd so's With Pau sa
IT lsfs a.Ts: IVA rA S Es
Haven Corr anu hne 500 Corr nasve,
ff Fop f b. uHoe asintOo ana South Washington
T %ia ao r :. 40 on M Rs .sasna
Pa,atgl,a 4, So = NIB, ss' sa a.. 1880
y. a., q > NJ NJ SIN 2G AM .scoad class ''o
Sfr.. t - IT, 40 81 Sso 5.so 70 g. 90 ESQ 49,
sio 10 iisO D. " night b:2U Z. ,s slo
2 g. 5 hi,'; gao ~ So. 30
i3 e:lO 10 D;3O m" and IL night ssn1s' 520 o. asd
rs RIO f5' go s2g S sld to SIG s s 30
ioI weeisfs In5oy ami south Amooy aud 10 n
2 For New. Bruusscs AMI IL H. $40 4,o 3D.
clio a sss u .2 %s s.ca Sss .as saSsm
FOR Kags1Iu sal ,oc., M, si4D Ia and il) p
E, Pm ., d. 80 f.naso ass o. .as I'd a
"s ss S sSS o .u .'t c:~s 40, ESQ
n. I iHso 2, T.? =, ' m 2. !. 4:ioen
Is dale g., sSsss - S. ss p. Perth Ans. $500
fG =. .3ss i 10; eT IN P:Sa ,5 and l.2o.
Mo Loss From s o. ..s b.a.s $50 1 ss
:: 81 e Go $50 sss , i9s o
SIS $50. i:io s:tt lSH =. suna.'. S'io $50 s'ss
li Is. oa. s g: n. :a:::.
once No Bsitsrpise BOYD jr, Gea Ps-ssss~ Assse
FnAxK THOMSON General hasseef.
vT,HE FLUSHING, .NOkTH SHORE, and
CENTRAL RAILROAD COMpANf
Short rests 70 Babylon Bavshors Hp, ssyuhe $50 fs
Lave Point 7UO u.-Bssglea IRAN ~ -.
Lave Hunters Point 0. 80 s.-PsseaeSss nan sAs ~
attached .l..
Leave Hunsrs Pou, 200 nesrhosss ~sy tr1s .A -.
Leave Hunter. Point %:3o n-Pa'esesss sap'~ s--
lor st,sehe1 ,,..,-
For partcula. small doe tsoss 49, 80 49,
asd IRON Ysruara cearai ps,t Hrs r.,s. F.s y.r 50
ststiou, F,rry-bos fsrt es o. .r,v~
minutes ana sss. m': ss "a Hsrs,
j.nsS .p and :sesa suas Tas se
Hsnsrs Great Mech Yor TsNsS Gel.
kss Psias Whitsstose ssd ~ NANNY ga
HOO N and $50 Sls ooV ~
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Ghanres Tor Business Nlen


4 DDITIONhL CAPITAL PROCURED for
a MERCHANTS, iNUPAC rUREfS, and Others Mining inter
eat, negotate exchanged ioe business Persons with
capital uiIe advised Of approved opportunities references;
Leonard sheldon Co.. Bankers, 10 Waist Erlstu lus esq
Cracker Bakery, 263 WashDgtor lc GRGGs CALEioN,
Fuluc and Dasines Brokers, % Broadway
business OPPORTUNIflES.-Th de-
sroz be scci withou. charge by an
pyrg HUME HAYNES Financial and Bns.nes Boker loi
Brosiwar. No charge unless tae Is elected
yi,HE ADYER rlSER, owning very prom
hing SILVER LbD NINE will make favorable terms with
ary party dispose Address +. Box 1883. N H. for
interview and for he particulars.
INOR SALE-An iron PAPER-SHUTE, about
10 long inches Apply 10 Fore aan Pres
ROOM Tribune ONO.
DARE CHANCE for a person of total abst-
IL principles e4clsble dssOson having 81 OOO TO
5000 extensive publishing business with osiec Of
becOu.n g general msBageE. AdITess $1,000 uu
$i25. wl ARDIp Il ss . CAP lal..
bu-ner this wJu cier merging into stock
company communications seeking snch an
f1rlsb the whole Of above Full pacu
given Of sales pro6 &c. with best Of references
Communications give &c, gaaAn,ee OF sincerity
Address IL g.. Eek 1870. Tribune OMee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-11
THE LAKE SHORE RAILROAD BROUGHT INTO
AN OLD SUIT

John s. PrOuty some years ago, as owner of
4si shares OF the guaranteed stock Of the Michigan
Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad Company,
brought suit against that road for himself and others
similarly situated. have the conditions OF tue guar
anty carried out This stock to receive 10 per cent
before the stock received any dividend and to
receive after that the same dividends the common
stock. The suit referred and ultimately Mr. Prouty
recovered Judgment according to his claim. Mean
while the defendant aud the Lake Shore and the Buffalo
Enc Railroad Companies, under statutes requiring
the assumption by the new Company OF the liabilities
OF the old companies had consolidated into the Lake
Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad Company. The
plaintiff moved to substitute this last Company and its
directors in place OF the original defendant aud It's d.
rectors the Judgment and Judge Barrett In Supreme
Court Chambers granted the order. On ap-
peal TO the Court Of Appeals. tho court
held that the complaint against The old
Company for more than q money judgment, and
as the new Company covered more property Than the
OLD. and was except by special agreemeni Only liable
Company " the extent Of the property received from
it, the summary substitution OF the new Company was
improper and regular suit must be brought. To meet
tins ruling application was made to Judge Donohue
in Supreme Court, Chambers, to amend the original
complaint by bringing in the new Company. Tho mo-
ton was yesterday granted The guaranteed stock was
originally for $1,000 0 but has been much reduced and
Mr. Prouy Judgment for 66l per cent Oh his Stock
with interest from 1864
DUNCAN D. TEMPLETON's APPEAL For RELEASE.
Under the writ or Dabeas corpus Issued oy
Judge Dohohue Saturday last Duncan D. Templeton,
who was convicted OF felOnOus shooting Of his wife,
was yesterday brought before Judge Barrett, 10 the
Court Of Oyer and Termner, an application for re-
lease on The Supreme Court General Term reversed
the Judgment OF the General Sessions on the ground
that Recorder Hacke in his charge to the jury on the
subject of INSANITY had given too little weight to expert
testimony. District Attorney Phelps in turn has ap-
peaed that decision and now the prisoners father
asks that, pending that appeal, Tempeton be admitted
TO BAIL John D. Townsend, his counsel. yesterday ar
gued that substantially, Templeton stood in the position
of one accused OF crime but unconvictcd, and was en-
titled TO BAIL his mental and physical health were
suffering greatly from his Imprisonment, his admission
TO bail CONNIE nded itself TO the humanity aud discretion
Of the Court.
District Attorney Phelps opposed the motion insisting
that defense Of insanity nterposed by the prisoner
was Of the fimsy character was quite poss ibe
that the Court of Appeals would hold the convection
good. The appeal WAS certainly taken In good faith III
even the prisoner succeeded there. new conviction
eod scarcely fail to follow The Court reserved its de-
cIsion
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HALL RIVER LINE

FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT AND FALL RIVER DALI
SUNDAYS BxCBPTBDl AT
From Pier 2S North foot Of Murr-s,,
Steamers NEWPORT AND OLD COLON
Capt A. G. SIMMONS Capt b. a. SIMMONS
The Taunton MdiIeboro, Plymouth, New
Msrthas vaeysn. Nantucket Cape Cod the WHITE
MOUNTAINS, all principal pos NewBngni and the Prov
,1ee For Tickets and stateroms Apply at 2il aud o29 Bo.-
Dodas kXp Omees 944 Broadway aud 10 Court
st. Brooklyn Office principal Hess
Ticket 0fces in the city.
BORDEN 4 LOWELL Agenta
GEORGE L. CoNNOk, General Passenger A,eBt
A. Y II
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o i0S NN0 ADDITIONAL CAPITAL
Do IDhom II man CONCERN


TTENrlON ALL.-Call on NJ. Open
~ VIrI $40 y Y. legitimate article OF trade;
sgeuts wanted. Send Doe for sample ard rerieuars
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that applica-
~ ton will be made t, Of Health rueay 2 Inst tor
permit TO erect building for toe saughserng Of animals on s
block boduiej By Fifty egh AID fSuih'' heT'n'hA'e Ana
HUDSON River.
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NETWORK, NEW-HAVEN AND HART.

NETWORK, NEW HAVEN AND HART
~ FORD K. R-NEWYoRK AND hEWHAvBS DiVisloN-
H. 1874 Paenge. station
in NevYork Grant Central Depot entrance Forty econdst
NETWORK.
Trains for New'haven leave at 7l0 Ncol 500 9TH 9oo
tAccu 1000 M iBrL 1900 iAcc'nD 100 tBLl 5:O0tBIl
22o Acen 4:3s and SIS Local Ell $40 EIh and e;iotSL)
For South Eorwals. TAO SOB. 9o5 1900 LOO EI
22O 81 ~ 43S o. 10 6:lO $3.50. 6:lU tlU Fot Stamford
40. sos 900 1910 200 i;O2 20 and SiC9SsL!
Boston Express Springfield at 800 ana lOa nS $40
D. NJ wa Shore 1 lO D.. 10 TIE $500 EUO 3:UU
n. m. stanford Norwas AMI soo and
1000 IN $40 aud 0lU o. BRIDGEPORT The
IN. shOre Line DIVISION los
the Valley he 70 an and
Shore Ncrw oh ard kewliagen
Northampton H. Eewayea atd the 500 m and pm
for Newport; S05 10 a. and ~ trains connect vito
River SpinE eli AMI 30 M for Montre Iae
500 a. IN VITA Hsng,tu'N X ~ and Tue r'Oo
With IIoGsaonic at Bh 'scpCt IRE SOB m
and 10 and 4:3S with Dsrbu aud NoNsk 81 souh Nosdk,
AMI the sO5a 1900 and 4;3S with Ne"Canaan al
SUNDAY Boston NAL Tram. troop v,sDnnsdeh s;lor
NJ, Prov den.e. 49,
braw g Express and Sleeping Cin Night R
can be Ticket oGee COmpsoy at GaUi Geo
trsi ns ar AZ Of y. 1rasr ga BToadSay aoi
Wn1,or House " and No Coust, BrOoAvn VITO Will also
ehacL bagg.ge ON residence TO destination
VIVA '-"e-' JOHN MOODY. sapt n. Z. Dvaon Newton.
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TDIIIIADETFHIA, VIA IUNU DNANOII UHV
II the NEWJgRsEY gOUTHBRN RAILROAD.
Fare IRON New-iork 10 Phstelphia only ~ %.
Cosmencng 10 1874 the saunth and COM
M cous JANE MOSELY and DAY STAR connecting a.
' Leave Eeg.York from Pier g. N. R., foot Of leciosL
e;45 a. m-Fcr T. ,sdepha Loug Branch, Toms River Ware
town. Vine and and Brjgeton
AGO n-For Long Blanch Toms h'er "afeosn barnes"
A"' ieAe- WIN S. ENRLEN. GenersI Manner.
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FOR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD. &c
Steamers leave Peck lo for New ayeo at Trains EoTu
aud East Ct IL D.
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Hlaruie ano JlaIe Hldntels.

A GREAT reduction in prices of Marble and
~ Marbhi,cd Mantes all kidd. OF Foor fnE Monuments nea
stones Slan or Cabne:makers oiered MA
BEn O.. steam Marble Worss Nos. III to 223 West HyAs
BrordSsy.
JASON * ISOLA,
STEAM MARBLE ard GRANITE WORKS,
l46to lJ2 West 40th-st, Broadway.
Monuments Affairs Rzu3es Thing usotng. L.. ln-
y marble work description
CTEWART'S Slate Mantes, Marble and Wood
Rich and designs the lowest prices %2O AMI ~
West TwentV.tairi-st between seventh and Eahth-aVeS
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AND PORTLAND EXPRESS

NETWORK AND PORTLAND EXPRESS
~ LINE ALL RAIL- Worcester NASHUA ADD Roeestet1bs
shortest. quickest / How business
LEAVE GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT, NhW.YoRK, sos 10 a. n,
3 anu $40 D.
The 500 and 10 trains close cornscton Worcester
yu con With through trains for Portland arriving Portland
l0:45 m.
The ami $40 D. trains Worcester with the
Bxre morning for Potlan', Bangor AMI st. Johns.
Through Tickets and Baggage checked through ~ important po
Through Trains between " forester and Portland
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RALRoAD-Afser Nov. 10 1874 roulh trains vii
Pave Grand Contra Depot
$500 m. Chicago Northern Irpress With dswssroou
through TO Rochester and ~. Albans INSTRUMENTATION,
lO;oO a. Cmeaso e>ss ~~S~
/. / :0U a. m Northern and Western brpresa
10 Montreal kIpea sIeeoiaseas from NevYortts
u. Absns. H..
Express Daily With eepuscan for wssefssva sad
200 ~ M Express Dav Leepogsar, for Roe3ests
Buf,lo, and Niagara fs also for Chicago via both D. and
LOO r. m Express with Hspiug for Troy AMI Albany
Way "-iA'" W. ~ ~ C H. KBsORIcK
General Passenger Agent
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