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New-York tribune., 1876-04-20

The numerical relation of these results to the
number of vibrations of the fork is obvious IL foi-
lows that the effect of change of temperature IS for
degree. one twenty-five thousandth Of the length
OF vibration or rather OF the yibratory period To
reduce this 10 rule it may be stated that the eect
of temperature any fork Is to be simply ascer-
tained by multiplying the number OF ITS Vibrations
per second, by the decimal .OOOOio4o. Applying
this rule for example TO Ut B. 1. C., multiplying the
foregoing decimal by 256, we have .0llG41; I. Co.
little over onehundredth. Ii hence is evident chat
even difference of 100 in temperature during the
use of tuning fork TO measure the velocity of
projectie would not make serious difference in the
record This is a very important conclusion. as 1t
differs widely from the belief among expernnenters
nj West Point 1t was also shown that the changes
in the amplitude of the vibration Of a fork-as Tor
instance between It's frat start and when 1t was near
stopping or IN the checking Of the movement caused
by the point pressing against the cyiirder-had no
notable effect on the number of vibrations per
second.
Gen. Henry /. Abbot read paper ON the theory
of simultaneous ignition Of fuses in mining opera
tons The question of how to fire off great num-
Der Of fuses at once is Of interest % Newl orkels as
perhaps more than 5000 must be exploded at the
same instant when the time comes for the great
blow-up at Hell Gate. The essay dealt with the
mathematical points involved, discussing by aige-
br,ic formule the factors presented by the number
and different characteristics of the fuses, the num-
Der of the connections and their characters the con-
ducting power Of the wires, and the clectr0-moivo
force of different Instruments From theoretical re-
suits thus obtained rule had been framed and ie-
duced 10 practice on largo scale by the Govern
ment In reply to a question, Gen. Abbot stated
that 800 fuses had been fired at instant by this
method. In respect to machines, the Gramme
electromagnetic machine showed less irregullIity
in its results than any other. The date for b.owng
up the Hell Gate rocks this Summer bad not yet
been determined, as it dependent upon the
progress OF the mining operations.
/ despair of giving abstract of Prof. +. A. j.
Bsrnard's learned exposition of tine theory of magic
squares. These. rs most readers know, are series
of numbers set in the form of square. which add
up the same sam whether the columns be added
perpendicularly, horizontally, or diagonally. Ia
some of these arrangements the parallel to the
diag0nals, which, after running out at top or bot
tom, are resumed from the point Immediately oppo-
site and continued TO completion, give also the same
sum as the diagonas. The earliest magic squares
appear in a manuscript said now to belong 10 the
National Library of France the work Of Emanuel
Mosch0pulus, a Greek Of the six eanth century,
which was translated into Latin by the matlIenati-
clan De Ia Hire, and read by him before the lrenchl
Academy of Sciences in 1891. Here aTo some speci-
mems of his work:
New-York tribune., 1876-04-20

SIMPLY biz which had been excepted ana the or M i
directed tbe vote 10 proceed. The report was ,
in b 81 10 81 The following Wgrs Ile Fe r ehafee che
ney Clark crosby, Fash. Foster GiaAs, \ post
Jiy,e5e.la daxicd Miller Morse. 0hsre ONS - scth.r
l, Saniee simmons Soyin Stanley sn'hei
anj suvd.a Taylor MieaHt, Whitney, I" "iIht- ., tho
onrire renor- Of the Conference Committee ihe tmnr
stated that in his opinion, majority Noie nOu srce rc
Client but he would require tWo-Initus r follow
port ccnclfccu IN Dy "a Nole vi ." W -
Messrs j. W. Brown Case, Clark Chafee Gasney,
Forster Grafe Guck Uogeboom. Maxheld ,ri.nd
ONieiI Potter. Euggles, santce Siin2h9ns,
STANLEY, suydan, Taylor wean and Gmth.y' a., oouaruIn
Mr.. HAYS Introduced a bill 20 estiDsh 1t" "l
Nj SfRAAs reported fayorably on the bill to apoiisn
I rnortod tue bill to provide FOR the pavement
OF Lexing.on-ave., between Twenty-nrst ana
fourth-sts I'm New-York City. Also amending tne I @
lev of ronc Island CITY Also (Messrs FISH diid
BODY dssenting) relative 10 lc pay ol ~ W yyntL
the Mayor Aldermen, and CommOnally ei Ns" h mse Of
vharves Icr AMI ,lpa in NewYork; also Of the iegu
ation of the sale OF oysters ao ong me iuuson,
iaiions m for the port of New York also amending
III Wharfage OF NowYork ana Bi0ohl{ r,.s,,,c.
The bill reducing tie number OF Onci5lS AZ ~ 9i'''
r,st,.as co,,rts i'm the CITY OF NewYork was passed
Mr WORTH moved to tke FROM the io'e w ,i, a
reconsider the vote by which was lOst tle ni i,,
economy in the government OF Tue IltS VI b'''' "
Carried .., ,,,o b,r which
he said would the city about TlOO'oOo ahn"'"''
and effect many saluiary rcforiia .s,,r NJ r,su
Pending The vote On the motion 10 Iecohsuei' 'i' i
moved a call OF the House. Lost. ,, ,,,s.,., ro
calling several more ilaiies' MI io''7'N ~
newed his motion, aud II was carried, - -, .,o
Tao Chamber was then cleared ol h1llent i- tuo I'
door close d. and the roll caieu "heh II" oii"oi' "
Nc sIigaMAx Ihcn moved to suspend further proceed
ing. under the call. Carried. ,- 80 ,,,
Tne motion 10 reconsider wac i0st-OO 90 0o-a parry
voie, and not q majority Ci the House .
Thc following Republic ms voted WITH the penoerats'
Mc.sss. Bctts, Galiagner Ouge, hohihah, anu "a'''
House adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-20
CRIMINAL NOTES.

AZ the Essex Market Police Conrt Yesterday,
sarah smith charged with keeping disordeTy house ON
FlIsts She was held in $40 ball. Four w9man innstes 5
$40 each ana held for one month IN deauit oi t5
bail Glover and Anne Glover also inmates were heu
10 dnswfr
At the Harlem Police Court yesterday. John
Murnhy gardener at the Deal and Dumb lnsttute ~
Carnausylie araiene bor cruelty beating John INT an
inmate oi that institution LGtk, hoy, prOvOke huTp W
ramplng his flower beds Murphy was held Tor e1aha
ton.
Catbarinc O'Neil nf Retreat-ave Morrisania, com
paned Yesterday her husband. Francis ONc on rue
day night home drnnk, pmashed the orockefy ana
Threatened h life. Caharne she supports FEan
as V hfr own Aud almost afraid to live witf lin Az
ho fOfhAm PoIoo Court FraUcs committed Tor t1anl
inaton.
At the Yorkville Police Court yesterday, Mrs.
Anna C. Eey held 81 900 bail 10 appear for r1 a. the
encfa she Is charged with winding MTs Zen
rrtta and Ezra NJ StratOn Thomas Cusey or No
4OU 8s ~IxecHths, arrdigntd on c"ye o kI'kinG
III nRw Margaret Burns 40 years 80 ta vac -
ri present cotlnel Bellevue Hospital He was held to
await the result of the injuries.
The trill of Henry G. Coles for forging and utter
bonds Allentown Penn. u now IN PROCESS
Grncru ~tzs0uS Tie frrgrry u alleged 20
have taken ace 1871 forged G'n a. the amount o
$1,000 we're sold this city. man named SE"cor VINO
Cn,rs acrolpiicc serving ont sentence TOT an
Other Onen.e "A NewIcrey nentary Coles b. sid 20
escaed from sing sing. where he had been sent of
codntcrfriting.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-20
CIVIL NOTES.

Jadge Barrett has denied iho application Of Otto
Ahlbofn his reese uisonel in yesterday, TnrUSE.
technical grounds.
In the case Of Samuel SImucls against The Even
Ing Mail Association, the facts Of which stated in cacr.
day TRIBUNE Jury Ia Court, Circuit
found a verdict fOr lladth for 5000.
In the suit of Carlos Cobb against Samuel j..
Knapp the facts OF which reported IN yesterday
uNR the Jury In Superior Court Tr ~ Trr bra,rn chief
Justice nonrl found for ALI IN verdict ior $3.50 90
In the suit of Joseph T. Cooper g.tinst the Town
ship Thompson. Sullivan County. township
bonds Judge Wallace directed formal veiot
for the plaintiff for the Of hearing fIree argument
u question OF law
Judge Wallace, IN the United States Circnii Court,
New-York tribune., 1876-04-20
THE STATE LEGISLATURE.
PROCEEDINGS Az ALBANY.


THE sJ'PPIY BILL PASSES BOTH HOCSES-IMPoR-
TANT THIRD READINGs-THE OGDEN cEAEr Il
BILL KILRD-NUMBER. OF JUSTICES COURTS EM-
PLoYERs REDUCED.
SENATE. R....ALBASY, April 10. 1876.
The following bills were reported favorably:
For the moro ,nectus removal or oa.l and dead AMI
rsaIs from The shores Kings and Richmond Count e.
Providing Tor the completion OF tho ElinTa Reform
story.
Mr. HAERIs from the Finance Committee, reported for
tie consideration OF the Senate the bin making an pro
pration for the support OF cmgrnts under the care oi
The Comm. s1OnefB VI Emigfaion.
The following bills wore passed:
RAnlivc TO the police force Of IOnkers.
Relative to Eeors employed upon the canals OF the
Relative to the Twenty third and Twenyfourth Wards
To appropriate $4,000 for the improvement OF the
Cbanpiain Canal
Fur "A better water supply for fonkers. ,
Nj. wooDIS offered concurrent resolution extending
the time wnics the special Commissions ON Clues may
Sir Rooms called nom the table tho concurrent
olution for adopting the canal toll sheet Of 1875, and In
the same connection 10 the Clorks desk series OF
resolutions ,Optcd by the NowYOrk Produce Exchange
syoTng the adoption vi the same, ana recommending
the sale OF tho Ia canals, they simply burdens
ON the taX-payers OF the State. The Resolutions were
made a special order for Thursday evening.
Tn senate then wentinto Comnities oi the sboie on
the bill provide for the deposit and disbursement OF
the moneys of The Mayor Aderhen aud COhinonaity OF
tho City OF New-YOrk - - 4,
the officials designate the five banks IN which the
moneys Os the city are to be deposited Carried.
Progress then reported upon the mi
Tle following bills were ordered 10 Third reading:
10 regulate piers. wbaryes and slips In the Cites OF
Now York and Brooklyn -,
dicrs' Home OF the state OF New-lOrk
The Senate agreed 20 the Conference Committees re
port TO the bill providing for commission 10 Investigate
the affairs the state Prisons and the Elmira Reform
atory
New-York tribune., 1876-04-20
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw.YoR

PORT OF NEw.YoRK APRIL 10
CLEARED
Steamship Bothnia (Br), McMicSan, Liverpool Chas q
steamship state Of Pennsylvania Br knight Glasgow
Steamship Metropolis, Ellis ST. JagO and cienfuegO ]. h
steamship Atlas r Low, Kingston, Aux cayes and Jac
Steamship Guif stream Holmes Charleston. W. ounard
60. . ,,.,s... ,,.u,,.,,. -,
ship Ia 10y lr stepssss toneGs Ass ,t Is Co
Bafxentine Florence L. Genovar simmons MatanIas Ja
BARK Anaia Cswed), Aspgren, ElsnoTe Funch Edys
Bark Rocket Atkinson Laguayra and Puerto cabeO Jos
Bark Amor tAust,, sOppa Cork or Falmouth for Ordsrs
Bark ST. bernhard Ger) Resener, Bremen, Chas Luins
orders BlassIee q Caldwell.
Brig N Grning Light, Dill, Br!dgeown Dar, L. W. &P
Big sarah Crowoi r Foley ST. Johns p. r. J. " ona
BIZ Brig Fidelia CBr) Young cadz Tupper Beatne.
brig Ida tDutchl kmper Niso SL@i ",eh; Eiye 60
Bro.
schr Joe Carleton, ThurSton, Provceio"n Mass HaVt
Sclr Aizela. Pummer, cardenas Bret i-n & Co.
schr Ruth T. Carlisle, smih Key "cs' A. Ray8n ya,Co y Co
schr Jaia r. Fioyd, Gaskas, Gc5.. eiogs, d. c. L D.
scIr EDchantress Phillips ssyaaali ;yaas, Ball Co
schr Monte chrsu smith, g eatlioeo' D. H. smith & Co.
sehr Ma .gie Abbott Abbott Par, sls-e't * tVls
schr Florence Waekreli Doane, Safaco d. D. "ehOers&
SCnI ~. Z. ACken.
ing Co. -
chr sae Burton Burley, Stamford, Stamford Aanutac
turing Go.
Barge georgetown, Robinson PhiadciDaia, Jas Hand.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Abyssina orb dqrpiy Lyerfool Apnl 3 and
Queenstown 9th with mdse. ami To C. - IIanC syh
steamship Greece lBrl AndIews, London April D. with
mdse and pass to F. W. J. Hurst - . o
Steamship Palma (Br Marcel, Hessina March 90 Palermo
oath ani br 3lst Nftl TINT 10 Phelps Bros & 90
Steamship san JacutO Hazard SaVannah ApTn 10, with
mdse and pass to Mm. r. Garrison =, -,
steamship Bra5hear FORBES, No"-Ofieahs Aprii H. Win
mus: aI ,,noric cib Iewes with mdse and pass %
Old Dominion steamship Co - ~, o....., ~,
Amelia Burgess HaNre 02 Gays @hu h""aD" I'au
81 days. in bal asst - ,,..ouou, q, -,
with sugar. ,,.,
sem. John d. Williams Pearce Baltimore.
scAr. II. I. Giles, Dreamer, Baltimore
FOREIGN POBH.
OupRVgrovN April lg-Ihe Iumal Linc steamship Ctyof
Nea-York Iaver, frosi New YorG April 5 Tor yep.e,
arlye here O'Clock this siteT OOH ihe Cunafd Line
steamship siberia, Harrison. from bosol Ap o 0T Liver
pool, arrived at > O'clDc trls nv sih-.
DOMESTIC POTS.
BAN FRANCISCO. April lJ-AIfyot sifs spartan and Tan
O'Shanter from SeYlOrk.
PoRT ROYAL : q, April 19.saiito steamship Ashland.
CrOHeil or Fcraaniina.
li0r Latest sh,p Neios see rim Pdge.i
New-York tribune., 1876-04-20
PASSENGERS SAILED.

ron LlYERPooL-In steamshtp Bo'Anta ApTil 10 ,Mrs.
julia H. Addison, Mr. Addison Dr. All ~ Miss Alle' n Z.
Alvey, W. Amor John Apayri, 5 : Baldwin Miss Kate e
L. NJ. Calyocorssi w. II. Chaddoc Ar anu Nj Ileod re
Chase DIR. j. q. Clark. Mrs Clark, r. Coines Mrs G. 9
G. ". DAVIS. L. =. Dennis, A.. laCandOn VI.
Escandon and man servant Mrs Evans md i1ian Wn Lord
Eve Mrs. Fletcher Dr. Alfred Fr edna, AruOt tr iu
Charles Albert Garland. IL. GIiiat dame Ar b's God
dard v Giahan T. Griffin. w. HdssTd Mrs J. &. Uately
Children aud servant F. NJ: aawly Capt II. Le
Hernng AMI Mrs II. Ii. Howar, Mira Ida Jackson Ms
ter Da, IrNn Jackson Henry Jaoksu, Manuel JarA Dt
vd f. jolly, n. w. Johns, Master HsrrY 'ohn- j.
Itng john Arthar Lees A. q. Lindsay. Nj. and Mrs. r.
Lowndes, Miss LOwndes. Mr. ami Mr.. oeOlGe ~. aiog
daughter Mr.. McCOmb, j. J. MCComi Mr. and Mrs. O.
a. aeDer Iott T. IA Motley David f. Patt'ss-s. ~ ~ -5d
w 4. prrntis. Hon. james Pulitzer. Louis IutiH Relich
Eiwart nogeTs, w tnsoniid Mrs., Misc asd Master
l.gthstkd maid servant Miss Ran, Jr. and Mrs. W. X
u.yas Miss CsrTis hysn Arthur b. Ran, i. T.. :. bil
Manned -anz Mr. ana Mrs. W. Sehaas Miss Ixns SchsaA
Cgihsrina Schlns e. S.hnL!lor. dr add Mira W. Y.
shatSck A. Il Shattuck, Eiss J. sistiuck Ms 5s.iss.
Nm Fleming Saith. H. r. stewart j. L. Stewart M
ssyan, sAmgl r. ssstf, Jean W. a. Str.eAau. -
hirCll4i. Miss H. strickland john SwansOn J=uSs Syp
nsWSld J.. H. fItsm. ". r. Terry, A. NJ Thomson James
I1nier COT ". II. III. fucker. aiss Maggie Tucker Mss
IA Tucker MISS Florence Tucksr. CAPT. W. J. Tvining
u. lhha.r, capt r. r. wnd. wI,ui Welsh, r. r. Wouiey.
~. L. Nilcntr Robert Nlkes Miss n. Mnlisms Dr. Setn
WA ans Alfred Wise SIR and Mrs Edward TradOrd T. Allen.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-20
AN ALLEGED MARRIAGE UNDER DUEEss.

AN ALLEGED NAHRiAGE UNDER DURE>7.
\ suit has been brought by Ludwig Trieste to
declare nal and void his marriage witu julie li"inan.
performed by Justice Ottebpdrg 80 Essex Market Court
in January Inst, iud tue riai before Chief
Justice Daily yesterday IN the special Term OF the Com
mon Pleas Court Nr Wrhii, plaintiff counsel, asked
for = dissolution o. the marriage on thrcs grounds :
FIRST that it marriage; second that 1t was en-
tered into upon false representations and third that
the plaintiff was compelled 30 under luress. The
first witness called the plaintiff lie said he formed
te defendant. acquaintance nj Cologne several months
ago aud they agreed TO meet at HJmburg, watering
place where Lo took her to restaurant
There he proposed a trip through Germany
and Switzerland, 10 winch sho consented.
While they were living together h. received letters from
her father rfquest.g give the defendant up, but
~ .tead deIs he toOE To tnis country. Ater
they hal been u short time here hc received crcini
from his father requiring him To abandon t1c
gI or a expectation from is lt.her ans iottcr Mas
sIov to ic who be .aIGe very as5r, AM went away
from thcr lodgings but returned tlC day. lev
DAYS aftriTaId she left hi, and he received letter
ON the German CODsl. teln. INN that ne must marry
The .irl I'M. was followed by lis arrest chars so %!
is iery conduct, tnc defendant accusing him of drag
ng her around ana threatening o h ner, and TIL.
he WA taken before Justice OuerbOurg. Al court
mend of bis ugc4 bm strongly 10 marry the dcicnian
We her reputation and that he could bs divorced In
days. TIE Justice also Joined Ia strongly advising
HIN to cons,t, and he hy yielded Al tAls stage tile
(uurt adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-20

manservant, @ H. Curtis Mr Dewcr. a. Doisson Mr. -.
ner N MIS- -, X Dunn sirs Edey einlren and nurse NJ
Fox II. Fry Justo Garcia. Miss T. Gilett Mis- eodss,a
Mrs IT, Graves w u. GTeei Miss Greer Miss HsIusr +
J. Eicks y. HeNn a. Bill :. IIuxlcy j. Huxley r. Iss
Mr and MIS-. Kena, Miss Kennard, maid man servsr3
Mrs. H. c. Lsncey and maid, W. Liaaie h. H. Lent A - -
de Lerche James LadD Mrs, Iocs wood children and
l. Miller, Miss II. Anshull Mr. ami 3rs. " Mounyan =
Myers, BarOa NQkep, A. Oppenhem j. Ordiaes Jose isn
Penes G.. Russell r. sala Rev. and Mrs Mac Daif simps
Slro C. stTatiord r. ID. Tucker T. Walach II. p We:eh
4. WoOdcJcs, ID. Wood, Jobn Young, Mr. Smith.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-20
THE "rNDrscRErroN" OF TWO AUTHORS.

The application of Garlic and Kabelo for a
preliminary injunction against Shook a Palmer, 10
restrain the further performances Of Ferreo" at the
Union square Tneatar deDied Yesterday By Judge
johnson n the United States Circuit Court. The follow
ing IS tie decision In tho OF Boucicaut against
Hart Mr. Justice Hunt IN June, 1s75 decided that TO
oure a copyright Of book a dramatic composition.
the work must be Published within a reasonable time
after the hng O The ttlepage and that copies
quFcd BY lAW. Upon this application f0r Jrel Jndry
injunction u ntlug that, without further inquiry
animation part, this decision sEold bo followed
tho aw Of this Circuit, and must accordingly deny the
motion"
New-York tribune., 1876-04-20
THE co1rRT' OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, N y, April 1o.-ln the Conrt of Appeals
"Wednesday Arril 10. - 90,
mttod
am. p.lIant, Esr> COwcrY for respondent 80.
Eo. l64-CaHin LrurfI.- -Aryued by Aaron j. van
derpoe for app. lant submitted Tot respondent
No. .b-Major All MAYOR. &c, 81 Sew loik Passed
No VOORHEES, agi OluI~eat.-Argrrd bY NluAm y
sach for appel and by Joseph H. ChOae for respondent
4 stl Oh.
TIC Court Of Appeals day calendar for lhIIsly April 20
1870 Is follows Nos ST. 81 50, iO2, 100 IJJ W anu
New-York tribune., 1876-04-20

fixed By dipping the blackcned paper in thin var
nish
Prof Mayer first tested the correctness OF the
forks-wlch come stamped with a note that shouid
indicate exactly a certain number of vibrations III
second At 600 Fab, he found only one FORK III SIX
was correct; one was beats, another 0 pea's'
another y beats in 60 seconds ont OF the way.
Then he proceeded to ascertain the exact effect OF
change of temperature. This was tabuiated as 1ol-
New-York tribune., 1876-04-20

AIS Deiafeid agt Smith ct
nj.
4l6. .SOnneb0rn and ano.agt.
Jackson and ano.
All. .Condert ct al. agt. Rowe
CT nj.
418. DENLY agt Mckenzie
ct al
419... Ford agt. Conner. &C.,
ct ii.
AGO. .MiItnacht egt. Stauf
and anO.
421 Ellis AIT. Andrews.
4 2. ARIEL agt. ogden ct al.
423. .Overhiser agt. Dean ct
al.
424.. Dixon agt. smith.
425. Murphy agt. King.
,l26. The Mayor, &c, aQt.
Goodman, sc.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-20

From The above the central squares, bounded by
heavy lines, may be removed oqe by one. beginning
with the middle one. and what is left viii still have
the properties OF magic square. The principle was
carried ont also in magic circle, snagc cycioyo-
lutte, a magic cube, magic cylinder, and finally
magic sphere 1t may woil be imagined that dis
cusson of the theory of these puzzles is OF necessity
abstruse: but if excuse were wanting for wasting
time on the study Of them, 1t might be mentioned
that one of the most ingenious-the magic circle
was dey;ssd hy the great teacher of economy Of time
and money! Benjamin Franklin. W. C. W.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-20
THE ASSEMBLY.

The House being called to order, Mr.. FORs-
TER moved 60 suspend the call OF the HouJc made last
night and ali proceedings under It, Carried.
Tho question pending one concurring with thst
part Of the report Of the Conference Committee ths
New-York tribune., 1876-04-20

Who shtands der streets and corners around
Nit sefrei ages to he gTOul d,
UBd shmlled, und bowed. und noier frOwnedi
Der Candidate.
Who hold your hand you would start,
Uud told YOU you was mighty Shmsrt,
Und hOw ho luved you NIT his hart
Der Candidate. - Hartford Times.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-20
PfsgFyG FRS 1RRfVED

FROM LIVERPOOfsIn steamship Abyssfntd, April 10
NJ Ais,n. J. G. sale Capt and Mrs Bower. A. Iadsh.w,
Rev. Dr. Carno,y Mr end Mrs H. Chapman. Dir and MIs
A. Clark Mr. ald Miss Clayton N d. Cohen, Mr. and Mr..
CoLzeGs. children and nuse sir Baehs Cunar Bart aud
New-York tribune., 1876-04-20
5tea.nboats Gno flailroa0s.

RRIDGEP0RT and all points on HousatOnic
- and Naugatuck Railroads FAKE 81. Steamer BaIDGR
PO hT leaves Cabar!nesp at oJ aud Bridgeport ALL
n m
New-York tribune., 1876-04-20
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

sun Rises. Ola sun Sets. 645 Noon Rises ass
HIGH wATKR THIS DAY-AM ~
Sandy Hook. 4:28 Cows Island. sos Hell O. Ferry es7
HIGH WATER TlIs DAY-P. wv
Sandy Hook. 4:53 Cows Island 532 Hell g. Ferry 72
New-York tribune., 1876-04-20
-hLENDARa-TnIs DAr.

liS. The Loaners' Bank agt.
Boar.sloy.
152 Fa.ir, &c, agl. Rearl0n.
., .. Melon. lr.. at. The
Mayor. &c.
oil. Busstlman agt GunarL.
2lI.NUL Scnillcr agt. Won
schiller.
lS..Lyluh AT. The Mayor.
sc.
2i0. Mathews agt. Tho
Mayor, &c.
= Ivan AAin agt. Van
Akin.
239 Emigr,nt Ind. Eank.
AK Dsr.n, Nc.
2i1 Lyncl is;t. fhe Aayor,
~.
-iG. .Scayr. agt The MAJOR.
,rr.
81. Boyle agL y. Y. and
tHr iaarMary.
Csll DaglGs ~ 2SO.
p NAS Nl.-sT. J.
SO5 .iscrry az. Bates - al.
sCJ. f-l,mad ag6. elp 81
ri.
sO6. RawiiusJn agL Cody ct
al.
siO.. Murray ast. Armstrong
All ~sGrt agt sane.
Az. Hitckius a.t. Lake
Shore Gnd III. ). IL AZ.
Go.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-20
AND OHIO RAILROAD.

D Leave Now.York from foot Of DesDrosses aud COrt
Ian it-sts.:
s.35 n. m for Washington and ihe West. Pullman paOr
fTum SeN- YORK 20 Baltimore ard W.shmsol
Pullman scepris ana Gay eafs from bat!mOre 70 Plls
burgh, CHI ago, C1noinnati, Lo-isylle, This
clos Connections Or CClu;ID-s indianapolis, aud
Ncw-t)r, ans.
2j5 D. m Tor Washington and the South, Savannah Florida
ami New-O n ans. Through nom New YCrk 70
Baltimore aud Washington. Pullman Sleepers and Gay
from Baltimore 10 Chicago Cincinnati, ST. LOUIS
Columbus, Sc.
S.J5 D. m iay Or Washington. the south and West Pull
man sicepeTs 10 Baltimore and Washington md from
Baltimore Cincinun St. Lou.N &c. ns-In close
f1r .lsgc indianapolis te south AID south
West Connects a. Washington Win trains FOR E.cA.
niOud, LyuchBarg savannah, FLORIDA. New-OTeaAs aud
tbs soLtl. Through slecpers Baltimore and New
Orleans.
For through tickets, please call Companys Offices 26.
81 md l2} Br07dW3y NewlOIk, ant at ticket Offices
VI CHrilluGt ami sts and depot, Je seJ Cy.
ASK FDE TICKETS VIA BALTIMORE AND OHIO K r
NTPlZSNS' LINE STEAMBOATS, for TROY
K SARATOGA. LAKE CHAMrLAIE. LAKE, GEORGE
IIIE ANllpNDACES, MONTREAL, and AL POINTS North
inI West and reducnon 10 All points Jhe oe
.,ut .BrnbOats ths Line leave DAILY (Sauriays
sptel At nom i1er ~, North ty,f foot Leroy -
canItcny lt morn ing trains on n Y Central kfnslaf
and a, and ad b ston AID ocnncetng railroads.
Through cAets sol " Dasga eheck,,i - dosii saioi
JOSEPH corn EL.i. olpt
New-York tribune., 1876-04-20


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