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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-07-26
LATEST DISPATCHES.
TSpecia, TO TIE Lyon County Times.
Died Of His lninries.

Died Of His Injuries.
SAN Francisco. July 25.-Abra-
ham Michaels, the man who was
crashed at Oakland wharf last Sun-
day while fishing. had his leg am
putated on Sunday night and died
in great agony at IL O'Clock last
night. He leaves destitute family.
A Resolute Old Lady.
The engine aud train of the branch
line of the Central Pacific, between
Oakland anu Berkeley, was stopped
by an cid lady yesterday. The
company had laid the track across
her land in spite of her refusal to
accept the terms offered for the
right of wsy. As the first train APP
preached, she deliberately sat down
on tie track. and when the train
came to halt and the employees
advanced to remove her. she drove
them back s::..h revolver. The
train and employees finally with
drew in good order.
Stirring Up the Crooked.
The United States Grand Jury
now busily engaged in taking ties
timony III the cases which have
been brought 10 their stten-
ton. Among the establish
ments where the affairs are I'M
der Investigation are the BAY View
distiilery, where il will bc remem-
bered, lot of mysterious under-
ground pipes were unearthed by the
revenue agents IN their explorations
some weeks ago; the Antioch dis
tillery. which has already been sew
eral times under fine in the courts;
the Pacific di,tiIlery and number
of wholesale liquor dealers. Rumor
has i; that some very damaging evil
dence Is being obtained, and that a
good deal Of i'll concealed uuea>iness
i felt in crooked circles with regard
IL the nature of the testimony affect
Ing the above branch of oar iadus-
tries The jury viii probably report
three or tour weeks hence.
4 Lovers Suicide.
SAN JOSH, July 25.-This after
noon a young man named Alvin c.
Whitmore committed suicide in
Haover's stage stable adjoining the
St. James Hotel by shooting him
self through the heart From a
farewell letter TO his mother found
on his person, together with a note
to young lady called Lilly from
Aapa City, at present attending the
Normal School here. il is evident
the young man was not just right
in his mind. He blamed her for
throwing OF on him. He qui, work
last Saturday, since which time he |
has been drinking more or less ami |
limiting at self-destruction. and Ia /
reporter he stated that be would I
give him good item before to-
morrow. His manner was such |
that all supposed lie was testing. |
Just before he committed the fatal I
act he went TO barber shop al
joining the stable and told the bar /
Der to fix him up nicely. as lie IN /
tended to kill himself The barber /
supposed ii was merely talk, and |
paid no attention TO it. Soon after /
he went around town and paid up !
several trifiing debts and, going 10 (
the rear of the stable. put the .
weapon to his breast and sent ball !
through his heart. He was Young !
man Of good character and habits. I
aud of a m st respectable family. !
He was a native OF Jackson county. |
Michigan.
Small Pox Spreading.
Fifteen eases of small pox were re- /
ported Yesterday, and FIVE I'M Ia noon /
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The Saltan of Turkey is reported
as suffering from delirium tremens.
and still Turkey is lightly spoken Of
Is half-civilized couatry.
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SHOP

zACHARlAH. With Assisssnss
j can always be found II his shop.
MAIN STREET. SILVER CITY. prepared 10
a. HAIR CUTTING, sHAMfooISG and
SHAVING In the most tasteful msnp.r -
siols shop open all day sunday. Give him
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TICKETS Round Tip .......,..S So SO
tlnelg'llu@ ADHESION sfgu'i3-
GATE TICKETS ,,....,.....,.-. &c
Procurshle in vir2inia CITY. Cola Aul S}vey
Cuy. psytoA. Carson ami keua. tram fefssu~
duly authorized by tAe sucseiy.
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Committee OF Arrangements.
VIRGINIA.
VIII Thomas Judge Knox.
GOLD mill.
W. C. d. Gibson. Anthony Fox.
A. J. Tyrrol.
SILVER CITY.
VIM. Atkinson. Claus Becker
CARSON CITY
s. T. Swift. Farmer Tresdway.
T. c. Hymsn.
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ROYALrY's PROPERrYINS NEW FORK
Pify Millions More of European Capital "a
be Invested In this City.

Some OF the best real estate in this city
Is held b. foreign phnoss; Several Of the most
expensive buildings IN Broadway, In Bro I'D
street, and Ia W all street are owDed by the En-
press Euaenie. VINO derives from them every
year a rent Of $4,000 Inc Dike OF Nassau, one
Of the disp assessed Germ n princes Of 1865, was
heie In 1858 HI had oils Of exchange 10 the
amount Of sl,5OO,0OO. He purchased tenements
In Allen street that to day are Dominally owned
by German lawyers or nota,ies puDlic, and that
yield bim twelve per cent. on the capital invest
ed. lhe Grand Duke OF Mecksnburs sch~erin.
lots and houses In Elm street, and Queen VIC
.tofia owns considerable real estate IN Broad
IN sfsSs a. ons name 81 90 M am
estate In New York, and the Grand Duke Alexis
owns MOTEL 10 Broadway. King Bomoa bought
six houses 10 Greenwion street In 1852, and they
are ned ~ Italians for his son Francis III.
- The folioTinE circular mas been published In
Of arms, AMI reads Us follows:
Inc Amercal Princes Association, capitsl $50 000,.
600 \? subscription less than 100000 tAsen,
Inc oojact Of the scheme Il ~ secure ~ German
prince. much larger interest upon their money than
S bossh AZ 6a.P ID fU e
are unquestonably hlgl, thsre st large margin Tor
gen, $50 ooS S5J worth q properly 10 S.s YORK elT
oO,r ibGnsl Iths Pra.sian supreme Court. aud two
merchants Of NeS YORK shall nave the OF
ihs state NeS fos tss iat sf Two ssnte@sn viii
nst sss su ss
Aya,t auioun OF prOpert under Ihese circumstances
company 70 as. for higaer rent than six centum
over thr eIDenses his will secure interest wnlca
cannot BE- secured in any oIner large aud growing city
ia the Vicinity.
Prince OF germany, tue GRAND Duse George Of Mecs
leaOurg-strenz tne Grand DuKe Frederick Francis OF
Meek enburg-b .hwern; the Duke nest, Of Sax,C 0.
DufgGotna the Prince Of HaEAn the DuAe Qf kaiOar
9I S S Lee PUB or
now on deposit at Bleichveder's Baak IN Beria).
Only noOlemtn OF the nrst having access the
Emperor At ANY time. will oe taken a. suOsctoers"
This open circular Is accompanied by con-
ndent,l one, from which we make the follow
Ing extracts:
enigrants TO toe quarters owned BY the company. The
rents that will be cnarzed will create sensation
10 New YORK, and also . demand such l. not now
found under the pressure OF high rens. We believe
property such rates as 10 pay the compln
and One-aa loss than houses or rooms can nov be OBJ
tained at In New York OF the future OF this city NO
have the slightest doubt II Is assured beyond
peradventure, In NIFTY years from to-day every inch
IL
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shelves. going from one end OF the establish
ment to The other with an apparent oarnestness
borrowed from their sense Of toll amid happy
clover hunts, or where flowers OF fragrance and
sweetness blossom for the especial benefit Of
bees.
These not ALTOGETHER uuweloo ne viSftors
from some unknown and probably distant hive
are not entitled 10 this place by sweets, becau Q
there are no drlppines OF "translucent syrups
tlnct with cinnamon" or other delect tble COM
modify upon which they can feed, or which
they can carry away. Some OF the bees mako
their call without ever returning to their home.
They wander on uncertain wings up and down
the store, In and out Of the open door, as
though tbcir mission were to "see Rome and
die" for they grow weary after a day or two.
ana fail in strength until they perish. Every
week the young men gath. as many dead bees
from the counters and shelves as could not be
contained within tho bulk Of a generous double
handful.
Before Dr. whttlcsey became the Occur
pant Of the place OF business II mad for
proprietor DIR. Richard Seagrave, who. az
part OF his retail business, dispensed
the refreshing and pal table soda water
to the bellies and teaus VI tho city. II IA as
sumed that In those days-more than quarter
Of a century aeo-some pioneer family ~ bees
discovered the sweets clinRing TO the necks Of
DR.. Seaerlvs's syrup bottles aud reJoced thore-
In; and that from those DAYS and that cirGum-
stan.e spring these annual visits.
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POISON ON your rABLE rs.
Canned Corncd Beef Again-Poisoneus Peas
and Poisonous Picked Tongue.

From M NsD Bedrord Mercury. July 81.
The family OF Isaac d. Dodge of Fair
haven were b dly poisoned Yesterday by eating
on ssd eaten fsi
day morning. Soon after going out on the 70 d
Mr.. Dodge was taken with vomiting, and was
Ave children all sick. Dr.. Fairchild attributed
their sickness to the corned beef. Under his
haps the exception Of Mrs.. Dodge and an In
FAINT. The latter, IL 10 thought, cannot live. Toe
can bore the name OF Libby, Mcneil LIBBY.
Prom Ms liverpool Courier. Juiyls.
10 the Second Police Court yesterday. joseph
Owen, shookeeper. appeared to answer a sum
served peas that were adulterated. The report
Of the analyst. DR.. Campbell Brown. showed
that the peas contsined salt of copper eQuiva-
lent to two and half grams OF crystallized sui
phate Of copper per pound. Tns salt OF copper
sive them green color. II was q poisonous sub
stance. and two pounds Of the sample would
the t peas wsrs imported peas, ana sod sIsc city
~ they came to this country. Mr. Gill asked
how tho sale OF adultetetsd articles was to be
stopped when Imported from foreign countries.
Surely the IN azistrates had the power TO sup
press IT, Mr.. Lister thought 50, and SAID that
shOpkeepers ought to open a sam pie tin and OK
anime the contents. The bench must impose,
In this case, penalty OF two shilllngs and six
pence and costs rs a warning to the public.
Prom ns kIReAsslsr Cosrisr JnIyia
A serious outbreak OF illness has occurred In
Todmorden, and the suppostion IL that II has
arisen from the eating Of picked tongue served
as luncheon In competition with bazaar. On
Saturday the hand Of the Twentieth Regiment
OF Infantry stationed at Mancnester) were en-
gagged to play at the bazaar; luncheon and tea
were provided for them at Christ Church
School. A number Of the com nittee and
walters partook OF the luncheon. On Sunday
several OF these were seized with diarrn1a and
vomiting. and as the day advanced most OF the
cases assumed alarming proportions, and meti-
cal aid, in the maj Drity OF Instances, mad To be
called in. MIR Baker Stanheld, ono OF the
bszaar secretaries. was the most seriously AT.
fected, and gradually sank under the disease
and died on tuesday. There are others VINO
are not yet out OF danger. No fewer than
twelve persons VINO had tea at the school have
suffered.
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THE ANNUAL VISIT OF THE BEES
What Puzzles and 10 Likely for Long Tins
90 Puzzle the Eniom oil gists.

1t Is easy for ANY Chapel street mer-
chant TO verify the truth OF toe following con-
corning strange annual visitation OF honey
bees 70 Dr. @. II. Whlttlessy's drug store. Ever
year since the store has been occupied by Its
present tenant, at about this season, Il Is DO sn
regularly visited every pleas ,nt day by hun
dreds OF busy bees, which nv In and out, ap-
parently on some errand or quest not To DO 90
counted for by any circumstance or condition
Of the premises. They never sting either tue
clerks or tho customers, but buzz among tho
boxes and packages, ami tumble and hum
against the show cases and great bottles on the
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There Is difference between the
methods OF the Police Boards Of this city aud
OF Brooklyn. -rgeant McGiyeD Of the New
wounded SO badly that there was a chance OF
hanging his AssailaDt. Tho board III The shortest
opportunity promoted tue sergeant to be cap
tain, thus showing their apDTe iation Of his
courage and devotion TO duty. II Is 10 be hoped
tbat he may long live TO enjoy ms well-earned
honor.
How differently things are done In BROOKLYN.
There police ofhcer Is shot while patroiling his
peat oy man under circumst noes showing at
leasl extreme reckiessness II not dellber Ite IN
ntentinn 70 main u not TO Kill Tbs snooter was
tscbnlcahty that he hAd not Intended no MI.
beatty, however, IA not evan made a round )
man, ano II Is entirely In order Tor Murray to
prosecution.
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30uH 4arauJIIJ.


FURNITURE. n,nn,So CAhPsTA
AT oFARREl,L'S, AlO EIGHTH Av-
Betseen 3Jth an Slst sts -
PAYMENTS TAKEN WEEKLY o. MONTHLY,
GOOD second hsnd ami misnt carpets all s.s OIL
VI cloths Sc very cheap, Al the old place, liz ~ oA
". Prize list sent Tree. NJ J. BkNp MI
WEEKLY ASD MONTHLY PANhtNrS
w taken for furniture, carpets, and oedilil An'~
"''''' Co@PERTHwAfT& co.'s 1855 Caath,nn
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nI,;tlliItIlI.
Aorsts, darrng,s, 1t.

nor SALE cheap 9 horses have been used by =
II private family sold NJ sdcrlnce also black pony
and OF nne h rness and top pony phaeton nearly
new Inquire at 362 Fast 10th st., near LIST ay.
IrOH SALE cheap-A good horse, wagon ana har.
ness. suitable for grocery or express Cali at AT
East 10th 81.
NOR SALE yerY eheap-Good. sOunu horse, top
Il wagon aud harness "a East 9th IT., bakery.
NOR SALE One single new truck. Inquire al col
IL Lewis St, corner 9th 81.
SACRIPICE- Sl2S half value. Splendid new top
- express or grocery wagon stable ia W. 10Th a.
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Stt cream.

HORIZONS ICECREAM. made from pure
n CTeami 10 churches fairs festivals &c, csc per
quart. Sob Alta av l2A Broaiwa', aud 70 Chatham a.
LUsSELI's ICE CREAM-Best in the city.
Dealers and churches, zoe per quart. Special At
Ienuun to out OF town orders. ~ Bible House.
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4 Otttrl,s,

VHIRD LOUISIANA STATE cop Dir
Il TRlbU lIOS. New Orletn,, JulN " 1870
$500. 800 IN GOLD DlsrRl 81 TED, ,,
10000 tickets. So, currency nplns " nTopWW,.'"
For information apply TO WILL MhON " Ct.
Prizes csshsa 81 thls Once, SIT BroAawAy' n YIN
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Excursions.

Excursions.
-ROCkAwAy BEACH EXCURSIONS.
r"EfTC}u HISExfS PR 81 IphA
n, the 'voIi sRq sSS ''''
AND S i! 5srSSE: fRST$!a CLUB
sS ss 'sHi' p ySi'''f;'M ssls ''?sa
$50 and ss * e. isgia and 200
On ,' ;. 50 d't S%s a'q%s''p MI ADTsGosSnh
IND S SSs. "a .so
y r., at ioj6i ws:t 10Th st. io'iSi pier 3, Iii and
siesmsrs leave Ro GK.wsy II NJ 4oo s. and 6;is
Fare IS cents. Excursion tickets. so cents.
Return tickets RoOd on either anove boatA
NOTICING delay from low tide.
Only boats misng the upper landl7ss at Roctsway
EXTRA ROCKAwAY EXCURSIONS.
The m' %fGiI : Ga'se, SSk steamer
with sp,cious decss AM broad awnings.
5 SySAf PAS yfSst: i!Ssss I% %sis
River At Il A Nj and BrSos1n a. LILO a; ~. pro
'''d's directly 1Inn feT oeFS out on tho
to ns mos. popular ns wssas place in this country
THEE HSGss u u IKE EEi Zach TIE COOL DHnEzEs
Returning. leave, Rocxsway a. $50 ?. NJ.
s. Sf TeSs sFfG I'D & BAND
RRHtg1 MSEb GhEE SUE rh9f s2brffS TH
Will ESiERf AIN PAssESeEks 6S Tns TRIP;
Sss fsSS c: 81 SAY
A TLASBEhl22 ca Pf fEids kAVilar BH getaway
JARRETT FAE ETEEcd Fffi sS & ne Sc. tn.
VIII TO-DAY PS TWO sys, R AZ 9 Ts Z. make
RocKAwAY BEACH and the ATLANTIC OCEAN.
Music BY the Madrigal Boys. Mozart
Giee cluo Church Chimes &c.
TWO BY the MORNING EXCURSION over
four hours star At the Beach
in,r' n, the AFTERNOON EXCURSION
-'-"' D icr esihns in the delicious sari aud Tor
luncheon.
MosSIs sG sI ,As foot e esa st. N r.
o. shs t0.i q ed g, st. 4 r.
fAs Gseloel: FIFTY CENTS
Single trip tickets 10 or nom Rccxssay. IS cents
IAN tickets mast be bought on the piers.
A -FIRsr-CLAss Rockavay Excursion boat
r; plenty hor.. sYps. s.y
a.SS SIS sSS is,ss s ais
i ss.ss f.I. q
tickets 50 csi'Hi SSs5 a2 2R ssf. a Fr tsss
WEES kRaAsd9asIoss TO aIeH BRIDGE,
s ED LILY -. nd ono sosss S ,SfpSi iss%i
E''''''n ''''s: hss sIfts ~ as,sis = cent
A ALTO CHARTEa..s, e.@eoa. Ior, Lee :,
| N will accommodate 400 passengers price $50 10
800 day. Apply In the afternoon at ~ Fulton 81
3d. & "
vestry st. New YORK e:2o. and 24th a. at gS NJ
corn%.li, and Sag Sing darias camp meeting; SON
mencing July 26 Returning. arrive At Brpoklyn r. NJ
| Tickets FOR THE ROUND TRIP. 81
TO IONA ISLAND AND RETURN. rs CENTS.
DAILY and Sunday excursion. TO fort Lee Pleas
| Il VALLEY.
Of. dsiy at ot5 ana 10 A. NJ g. e:lo, and 7l5 sun
day At o 10 IL A. NJ. 10 NJ. and 1. s. and p NJ
landing ~ "a ana saith "a daily and sunday ~ mn.
| later. Round trips IS cents cRidren halt prce.
| TNxCURsION.-The steamboat JOSEPHINE can
h be had for eIcursons. Apply 81 the staten Island
| Railroad Ferry. foot OF wnitehanst.
EIsHING BANKseysry day g turaay. eepte9
II ocean steamer 81 I'll Low, leaving Harrison -, n
| n X TAO Per Q, N. r. 8 A. NJ, Tic eusi,
| AL q. FOSTER. Manager.
IONA ISLAND, IVES. Point, .9s 81 sswoursA- See
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@antt0---Etmalts.

tetHnft0--- 1tmata
g. ,nS SSSs c. f%s nn %s
IN ExPERIENCED hands waited to make shop
.DV .nlsst home steady work. 1913 ia st. between
100 .o1 sa'sss % nn 'A'' in and
dolantto- -alalts
GENTS wanted in town and country TO soil our
n pure tess to families hotels and large consumer
the Wells Tea COMPANY 9o1 Fulton ST. between Church
and Greenwich. New YORK.
wanted ab IN es s SOG 10 ,Ds
Great Am Rep. Tea Co.. 81 Barclay st NeW YORK.
GENTS. tlo daily. selling puzzle kew rings, watch
~ protectors novelties &C. Empire Novelty Co.. Soe
A BAKER. Wanted, rrst.class man to worK
"A bread and CAKE. Apply 1866 Myrtle sv. BROOKLYN.
A MAN 'N'''' " ''''''' '''' ''' ''' % Church st.
A y0uNG Man 70 worS ina livery table wages
"A ti3pcr month and found. 81 N,rth Moore st.
n merit FELTON, q Co. 1si Nassau st.
RAKERS picnic and s,me. spgray July go "
ELOORMAN horseshoer as partner. 40 East SEQ
NIES Of good address to sell Singer sewing machines.
WI WATSON BROS. 81 Montgomery St. Jersey City.
DRIsTERS,-At'sadt The pisnle OF 9roo lyn
evening, july "a. Take hast New YORK cars to the
park.
STRONG BOY nted who understands the gro.
= csfy business come we'll recommended. ASS West
foity.sixth st.
SE.N PRE-sMA y ana .h5in IN S,nted on pant'.
= 81 East broadway. f. A. DRUMNOND.
Canton Tea s; st.
New YORK.
V'O HOssEsn0ERS-A noorn,a wsp,ct
N
w house esrp.nser sinslc learned l. trade 10 the
psreS.r IHSDtoRD Be-, 49, Sun once '''
XVANT.D-An experienced furrier WHO under
Of fur ipSmiSs' G rem required Address fU
RlER, boz las, sun once.
WORK FOR AI.L.-Any one hsying SOC. % q,
Soaps. ciii al isSiory ISL EAST sbh It. ''' '''''
WANTED- p.,ter. 90 black ftoes coats, an,hers
w and buttonhole makers.at h.JACoBss. OF Ridge
| XVANTRD-.A young msn between IT aud Is, VINO
w understands the grocery business Call s'sOs 7in
yyANTED-An r.t.cis.. noorm.n. at
w III Bloomfield st., Hoboken.
XNANTRD-Firstclas male OF female operators on
| w bustlcs; also work given out At gu Canal st
| XVANTED-A young TO open oysters. 800
Situations dlanito.
| A MODELLER. competent wants situation for
~ e ~. or esa r SoDE
| LRH, box LAT. Sun once.
| A FIRsT-CLAss baker foremsn and second
"A hand want situations on bread, CAGES and pies.
| Address 1o2 sth st., In barber shop.
A REsPECTADI,E married woman ws9s. e:oe
Second ST. willlAmsbursh.
A REsPECTA WIDOW lady wishes d, ustion
N ~ housekeeper In . vidover's family. " Essex
| at, room IL.
| WOMAN Who has buried her baby wishes to get
| n Dsby to vet nurse at her home. Oak st.. top
door.
| CITUATION WANTED by nrstclsss pa:.ry
- cooks, confectionery and cPke baEers Confection
| ers' Association, II Allen st., near Grand e.
| SITUATION vanted.-Baker German as second
> hand. vAnts . situation; recommendation given
| No. n Az. 4. In the store.
| Two BA X ERs,-A competent msn wants positior
| IL as foreman on bread. cake. and pies. Call or cd
| dress b6i West 57th Of.
WANTEp-ey young elri: 70 DO hou.evorx u
w private family u good washer and ironer good
| city reference. $50 kast 22d st.
| - GERMAN baker,. foreman and second hand
| = want situations on bread and cake.
| sas Bsuc ct, Brooklyn.
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MISUNDERSTANDING.

A NOTICE. ladies' n you want a sowing ma.
N chine Why don't You 10 direct 70 the New York
sewing Machine Headquarters, 1911 Grand st.. where
you can get any machlne you Wish on the best terms
aud Zeal vi responsible nrm and not TO the sec
places where they promise you more than they
Will be able to dO2 1oi Grand A. 10 the place to get
per week.
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Sabnss Bunhs
FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK, corner Of tai
II 81. ana Stn
INTEREST DIvIDkND.-Interest At the rate OF six
per cent per annum for the mo1th. ending July Il
1870 will he paid to depostors entitled thereto on aud
after Monday. July IL Money deposited before July 10
Will draw Interest from the ist.
JAMES +. CHAMDKRLAIS, President
CHAs p. HYATT. Secret ry.
NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK, Ssh av. cor
~ ner iAth st-SI per cent interest paid from the
hrst OF each month. Assets. - ol0pdIQl surplus,
tisl 047 so X, H. BULL President.
c, W BRrScKKRuorP. Secretary.
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pENNsYLvA,NIA KAll,llROApf

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trains leay' New lors VIA Desbrosses AMI Co'Nm'
streets FERRIES, As foloNs a,A
Express for Harrsourg Pr tsburxh the West and ssna
with Pullman Palace Car stached. V;30 a. NJ o ana
$50 T. NJ. sunday, Il ana $3.50 T. NJ. g.. =,
For Wlhamspori, LocK Haven. CORY, Ahi Er!e' ~
vi c, Petroleum Centre and the on teRlons, $1,000
For Baltimore, W'shlng on sui me sonth' lLu ici
Washington Express OF Pullman tsrlor Cars dain
r N. Regulf al $40 A. NJ $40 andV = NJ. sua
EIp ar t,T Philadelphia 7so $40 $50 A vi 1884
nao u ION II. ana l.o p. 81 e. sund.s T. ",
80 Z, $50, and9 p Nj. EmisrAnt anu 'eeoni GAGS
For Cenennial Depot at $50, $50, 1880, A. NJ and
tennlal Depot a. l. 49, 500, q, ana 100 = ~ %
For trans to Newark, Elizabeth, RAILWAY, Plncelon.
Ire ton. Perth Amboy. Fleming on, BeN ID re- 'la
other points see locAi schedules AZ ~ llcse on e
Tram, asriye From "a ,'Er S;sg AZ J. Il, "
go 4. H., iii3 80 and io.so = ii. Sunday o9o 4
NJ From PM ldelpnia. boo $50 $50 lWlO ~ -
1850 A. Nj 2.lO, $50, 4lO, 5il0 $40, 30, 49, X
80 and loS9 r ~ s On Az SioS' o'l' o'' '''''
Ticket Offices, SEQ and ga Broadwa' 10 Aslor
House, and foot of DesbrOsses aud Cprtltnit - Z
So Court ST., Brooklyn ia, 10 and MS Ha isoa ~.
HooNheu; Depot, Jersey City. EngrAnt rickei once.
FRANK THO hSON, D NJ. BOYD, Jrt
GEM Manager. oen'l Passenger Agent
SARATOGA- Direct route, ya Cltizens' Line. Re
day, except Saturda Il, at Through fare Ohlf
e. so; excursion tcAets, good for 30 DAYS, $3.50
VNIIE MARY POWELL, for ives. Polat Nes.
L bursh, Poughkrepsie, iIoadouI aud kIagtnn ANU
lug VI Cozzenss Corn wall Milton and Sew HlmoirG
aud Marlboro by ferry, Will leave Pier ~ y lNestT
| ST., DAILY, sundays excepted. Al $3.50 J. W.
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