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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-27
TpIRrNF LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

t.,sn .a,@, etcs ,Arst'n' ia thl, el{ - honI
's divisions u nr inf tn' ~
1s.Ini ~ Tie sirr white line represents the o'e''"
q The msrr ~ during those hour
TRIBUNE OFFICE. July 27-l .. m-ihe o"'o"'''' "
manned at low range with and slight variations all
ro,.rIav The tsmpersture rose notably, reaching %
/, the afternoon but though few clouds gathere hete
was little threat of shONcrs The amount OF lhoS'uie III
the all 10 increasing ..., .,,,h NAV M
Is,r this city ana vrini.y continued warmth may pe
evnect.d Nth somewhat Increasing condlnrss. Ire
chance Of showers viii probably Do moIo h'iA'' :"
morrow than to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-27
,rn,,n11cAN rSpnILMENr MEETINGS.

An enrolment meeting of the Republicans OF
che With Assembly District held last evening al
,-ih,n HALL No 80 Orcharf-st. TO give expression OIL
,,rt IN The Adninstra ia lts poiicy 81 ClVii oei-
vice 3ciorm. specie resumptOn etc Durins The even
ing GA names enrolled. -, r., ....,,,
Al lie enrc ment the Republicans OF the iu ss
NV Ds.rirt veuty-six signed their names ahu MY
,,ight sent their names by letter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-27
STRIKERS SURRENDER ON D., l.. & W.

During the greater part of yesterday there
WAS AN entire absence OF the runbla Of cars and the
shrek Of locomotives In foboken. All the engineers aud
nremen were strike, and trains At 1920
however, arrangements were made for sending out an
engine and a mail-car. This miniature train was IN
charge Of Engineer Dunnen and Fireman Gibbs, who
were that they would not be interfercd with at
any the stations Nearly thirty persons attempted to
ride In the macag but striking hremou compelled them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-27
FycITFMF>T AZ PORT MORRIS.

MoRRIsTowS, N. j., July 2G.-Dispatches re-
cciyed here by the Sheriff tits evening, announce rot
a Port Morris abJu 6fteen miles west 81 here Port
Morris /, the great coal depot OF the Morris aud EsseX
Road and large numbers Of canal-men 81 ere,
wno stopped tne train. ths evening The Sheriff IL now
swearing IN posse eave ut daylight tor the scene
troube Trains from New York arriving here regi-
larry and are expected to run regularly tomorrow.
For other details Of ne strike I rtp ne ST. page Of
the second ed,tOii.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-27
EFFECT OF CHICAGO NEWS on PRODUCE Ex
CHANGE.

The report of the strike and riot in Chicago
had not much eject the Produce Exchange yesterday
Corn advanced 'im to cents, but Other cereas and
provisions Affected The transactions In grain
aud provision have been very light for few days and
this accounts for the slight effect which the from
Chicago created Business generally Suspended Oh
Chicago, LOus and Peoria Exchanges, and there was
No nrkct al Bunlll or InlIanapOlls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-27
4 CTARD AT OMAHA.

OMAHA, Neb.. July 2G.-Two Companies of
dsrnountcd Cavalry arrived from the West to-day
One Is now ON guard with citizens at the bridge Every
tipg AT this hour, $50 y. is qust. Two additional
CoD'iqnics under command Of Cen John H. King, left
for Che go tnis afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-27
ARABIAN SIMpIIc1rY.-LadY z. intends to

ARcADIAN SIMPLCITY.--Lady u. intends to
give - me OF NDerry -and-c fGen parties IN
the Here n copy % her letter 10 her facto
tnm: Tel the gardener growing stra rres
Immediately and mind and don't have the COWS mi ked
iii down"
WAR RUMORs.--Artful assistant: Yes. Mum.
these are real Turkish towels can't get any when
these sold. mum. All toe tove-mafers have been
called out to eight the Rue ians'-lJudy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-27
FATALLY SHOT BY A COMPANION.

Bella Barlein, age fifteen, OF NO. 10 sec
ondave wac fatally slot last night by Bertha hppel'
servant ut the same place The girls were playing WIN
revolver which was accidentally discharged WINE ~
ertba's maud the bali entering Beas iorche 81 apa
causing A wound n jm winch shc soon afterwuru uled
Bertha Knppel was placed under arrest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-27

1, ,,vcs Grand toral of 1907 men under arms @ni
nors n in over the report yesterday OF Z9J AMER
g slnNacce for ne departure o. me Sun H. Slheh''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-27
MJDyIGHT WEATHER REPORI.

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
For Friday in the Lower Lakes and the MID
d,c tatcq stationary O. hghcr teinpert dTr ana pre-
surc southeast to southwest winds ana on lh
Lake. cloudy weather aud local rams pos up - umd
nv cnol.r northery winds; but IN the Niidle Atunc
states .outherly winds and clear weather. f"r tcW
Engind sonheast winds, rIsDg barometer cooler part
t. c,ouiy weather with ist fog rain on the coast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-27
sensible LiprnrF.
The Hillside Library.

| |
No Tax HsrSIED Il WIZ by Mrs Henry ~oo. 10 cents
2-TAg WACRs OF ON, by Was NJ i bfsdduh, VIII Oe
ready Ia q low days price 10 cents.
For sale every where
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-27
MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE OF BONDS.
POUGuKEFPSIF, n. Y, july 26.-Aiber

Tower Director OF the Fakill Bank, has made IT pub
lie that in Fenrnary last his deposit that bank was
robbed ~ 900 in bonds The bank officers deny that
any robbery has taken place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-27
Gperiul Notices.

Brain Food botanical E,tyeel a. sTensthcans tle
iotencS Price 81 Depot Son. Pharmacy corner
aua tlrstaye, New.ior send ior oircalar
Bran Eosd sold Hg nuts Herald Building. Cassel e
Massey, -jhst and BroadSay and AZ trenohS on ave.
Nervous Ysaustion- medical essay comprising
OF locturos at Mains seru o. Anaiehy NrN-
dispaaby how =, Sri may DO res.ine lear
sESp - , az -, s bT log tie . 81 20 Years tx
Iercnce. PIi.s 20 crns Ad,irss the author DR. l. }.
KAHN. oHice AID rc,.yuec. 81 =. .Oh ~. s. y -
Pss,-once s.uce The or.ign end az
SATURDAY, Juy -, 1871 VIII co1e AZ ms olce on
Eds hfDAn ~ fO 90, iia.', ~, W By, sa, ,r
ship Russia Via Qner.to" on III k;DAf al 200 m =
h sIS on &DxY at l. fa,ope steam:
ernSny scsilad sSd Sorth Se forwarded by
mi; .s.%f %u. be ,Rsi -af cS s asS b.ToS
Neville aud G!asr's and al ll.5p In Tor EUROPE y
sisa%sSp, Rassi4 an CITY cnaeld 90 ma,
OF bs.mars sns"sn ane Norray Is % s to- 1ns
Kns-ton Ia NeS Yors July 20 The ms i for L IA
uas s.c, viii leave san fraReiseo Ausasi - i..i.
ssw-iors. July u. 1871 T. l. JAnEn. Postmaster.
i, centb Assembly D.,r,c' Republican. and o,her,
r. p%sy Of sS,o . Zoo ga ave- oa THURSDAY Friday
evening" 2Sh ard IN iI I6i %fcaSy sN
NETT, Enrolling officers -
sensible Liprnry.
Choice books no longer Zoe the 70. only The eer anaarl
q - AID g1S6nasT S5 g AID 20 's 5os
2 John msia1 Gentleman. ~ Miss Muloek 3c
q zane Eyre By {. arloe Brontr. Double Number poe
A Wnuian us;sr Charles Reaf~s Novel ...... zoe
Ilaek Inars lues Nernes ate1t loo
Il me LAT Davs Of toApei By Ruis.r ....... Toe
Adam Reie Nv George Fiot Double Number poe
1f,e Cecil HaS loo.
81 oid Hvtaisop. Money py MARY Ceeil loo
Ia me Woman I'm White. BY Mlkis 20 Inns, ...... 2nb
ii NE Mil on the Fors ~ tg,.lge EhOf.
- Ir American Senator Anthony Trolope ga
ia A Prince - oil Thule William iack. ........... Zoe.
"A me Dead secret Bv Wilke Collins ... Joe.
H. touois By uroye ioL Double Number ZOl.
is The Fnglsh the NOrt Pole aud Die d ~ lee. H.
" one boSk Wv Jules Verne ............. loo.
l. hidden Mary Cecil HAY 10 =
iyk Amelia IS "
10 Terrible Tcuniation By charles Yea ...... 1OU.
ma tur -.,up Charles
For sale NeRsfsllr sent pest1ss
prrpa' receipt price. by GEORGE MUNRO Paulsa'r.
81 heeklnAn ST.. New ORR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-27

a. aud strong guards have been placed on the
a mory ana BRUCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-27
NfRRIRD.

WISE -SHUTO-Marrcd Brooklyn, July 25 by ne Rev.
Dr Farley william WISE u, 10 May Lou.se daughter Of
Henry b. Shuto. all OF Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-27

Brain Focd.-A Botanical g. Strengthening no
"A i've Rem dy FOR Weakened for,ts sat Ina
lotency Price ST. Depot, Aliens Pharmacy corner lrthr
aua tlrstaye, New-iOr.- send los orfulaf
Bran FosJ sold At Ig.nui Hrrat Building. CasNeh
Massey and Broadway, and a. Critenions 6h ave-
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-03-24

t''fAtt- - ~ Fe2iNtAtg LliAk
~ the awe, inspired 10y the
proximity on a large military
force, causes then ,a Aa I'D tracta-
bic. and that were thl military
removed, they wolla at once re-
suue their hostility 10 the Whites
u is only a few years since they
acre compelled to come upon q
1e$e vution and remain peaceable
Their morality as regards truth
and honesty is found TO be high
= liar Is condemned and tabooed
uong them; debts are scrupu-
9ogsiy paid, both among hem
selves and when dealing with
Whites StuI ii must be said that
many of them will steal, when
p-er opportunity offers. Their
Intelligence seems ia be above
ilut of the average Indian, espe-
cially so when ,aeir lack of ad-
vautages is taken into considera-
ION. This is 10 a certain extent
iown by their language, which
rrief on almost entirely by
Wa,e words, sigus beng rar-
uscd.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-03-24
NOTICE..

Notice is hereby given that al debts due
The ARIZONA SENTINEL for advertising
PRIOR to Dec. 3Ist, 1876, are payable to
VIM j. Berry, and from and after that
date to George Tying, Agent of The SeDti-
mel Publishing Co. Ali unpaid subscrip-
tions to TIE SENTINEL are payable to
George lying, Agent, who will also com-
plete all subscriptions paid to WIN. J. Berry
prior To Dec. 9Th, 1876. Persons having
claims against The SENTINEL office prior
to the 3lst, Decelober 1876 will present
them for collections to WIN j. Berry.
VIM j. BERRY,
GEORGE TYING,
Ageai
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-03-24
SALES OF ORES.

Gold. Silver. Copper or Lead. will b.
made at highest possible rates for account
of owners. NY long experience and con
nection with buyers in the different mar
ke,s give me very decided advantage over
snv one in the Territory in making such
sales to the profit of those entrustinR them
To me Correct and responsible assays
obtained and submitted when desired.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-03-24
GOLD DUST.

Gold and Silver Bullion, u. Treasury
Drafts. Legal Tenders, Soldiers Warrants
Bankers Drafts, and Good COmmerciai
Paper, Grain, Hides. Wool and al Terri
torial and Mexican Products bought at
value for CASH; OF advanced oa as may
be desired.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-03-24

feel under increased obligations for{
patronage go Literally accorded me as
successor of the old and successful
Of WIN. B. Hooper Il Co., ana Will
kBowledging this fact sIlew me 10 add,
those dealing With me will md as comp
Il stock as wa ever offered by the old fii|
with al that 10 new an desirab 10 10 al
t!GaI, JAMES NJ BARNEYH
Yuma, january %, is7b. {.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-03-24
THE SENTI.y Ell.
SATURDAY :: March "a
Coyo,erO apache No. 3.

Ii Is said he first thing done af-
ter the bir:n If child, is for the
mother to pinch up its nose, while
at the same time her thumb is
. pressed upward against the hard
palate Of The mouth, to make The
vomer snd septum Of the nose
project. II may he wei, remark
here, TINT waking or sleeping,
at rest or IN active exercise, they
breathe altogether through their
nostrils, thusprotecting their teeth
from extremes Of heat aud cold
md guarding their lungs against
SmGden drafts of cold air. The
mouth is large and wide, with
heavy. eApressi0nless lips, many
have mouths very similar to those
Of Negroes. "he chin is small,
often peaked and retreating. The
ears are small and set close 70 the
head. Cheekbones are high and
prominent, like those OF other In
diaDs. The hark of the skull is
fiattened and prolonged upward
from the child being fastened 40 q
board on IFS back ard kept in tha'
position; in some cases this pecu-
liarity amounts almost TO a def0r-
nliiy. The teeth are well preserv.
ed owing to the fact that breath.
ing does not take place through
the mouth, md to The simple ma
ture of their fnOd; very old men
may be seen with their teeth
worn down to he gums, but not
at all decayed. Tattooing is not
practised by them. They pain,
the face in various cOlOrs, some
shade of red being the favorite
they also use plumbago, which
gives metallic black color ike
StCVe-puiish. q white made from
gypsum, yellow ochre and indigo
n nmOn style is a red back
ground with horizontal stripes,
"f another color, across the nose,
cheeks and forehead; spots are
sometimes substituted for stripes.
a marTiageaUle widow will have
a series of horizontal rolls of scroll
w0.k of one color On a background
of another. A MAO wooiug her
will color hinse, q the same
manner, tb Us making public ms
'ntions. ,uaid y'ney paint
= likes, but il is generally
4ersfood, that she must not
int like widow The passion
painting the face is almost
ivprsaI among them, develop
K at an early age in both sexes.
heir bodies are never painted
lark paint is used for mourning
and by warriors going on the war
path. The physiognomy of these
people IN repose is very mild and
: pleasant, as their coarse fea-
es will permit; but during ex-
nent it lights up and every
re betokens deviitry and
thirstinesS This ferocity
tenanc- has been observed,
ring the excitement at
Do witnessing dance by
figure. With few ex-
hese Indiads at present
4Scile, though it is not
v long they will remain
lhe opinion is prevalent, that
~ the awe, inspired by the
proximity oI a large military
force, causes then 60 Ae I'D tracta-
Bile, and that were the military
removed, they W0ll0 at once re-.
sume their hostility 10 the Whites
j. is only a few years since they
ta.aro l.ntnnniInR II nnt.nn nnnr, .
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-03-24

AL of which arr offered at San FRAN
cisco Prices. freight and charges only
added. My facilities fnr purchasing rna-
bile me- to buddy make this offer to any
and all.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-03-24
SPECIAL ORDERS

Carefully aud promptly tiled by my
San Francisro Branch Office. aud entire
satisfaction guaranteed, both as to seiee-
ton aud price paid. In this my motto /"
EXCELSIOR! !"
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-03-24
rOMofLySTON and FORWARD


Every attention will be paid to torYaai
ing consignments of Merchandise, MI
cry, Ores. Hides, etc, either to or froT
the interior.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-03-24

~ END 25c to G. P ROWELL Il Co.
~ New York, tor Pamphlet of 100 pages,
containing lists OF 5000 newspapers, aud
estimates showing coat of advertising.
u,ceI;Jiy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-05
THE ANTOSELLI WILL CASE.
who was the Mother OF tho Countess Iaua-
bertini.


ROME, July 22.--Thc first public sitting In
the Antonelli caso was held yesterday. The
court was crowded to suiIocation. and. among
others. many Of the leading members of the
Italian bar were present. The discussion WINS
principally sustained by Signor Taani. on the
part OF the plant ". and by Signor Bacchettoni
for tho drfrndanis and chiefly turned on the
uu 'stion ps IT, whether the Count - Lufuh"r-
TIM. having. us the defence ussort'd. r"'"g-
niZ'd 'iVil position. could seek natural par mt.
NJ" when She WIS known a. the daughter oil
leg. mat" y. rnnt5. Tine d'irn" iurth'r mann
tninrd thtfthr three elder with ss's were IN per-
feet health, ana That cons Qurnty no qu Stlon
Of urgency required their d'pus TONS. SHnor
Tajani NJ, ina nrdthat the mere hupt snial regis
trr ,id nol DOn.titut lrgllly rsiabl shed evil
nos Il on M u'r,l hy tho Italian law and that
it only cert Il 'd the ia I ut that sacrament hay
in been so"mniz'i, and that. cons Iu y.tho
Count ~ Iamhr rtin WAS cnt tlcdto rui" per
nitting th" rNunlinat on 81 tlc WIN sseS ,Snr
rrpu red. and who. h" stated. were inilrm inc
Court VIII pron0uu.n us de son upon ms
minor an stiun on Tues lay or thurs NY h'Nt
In the course uf thcdis u~sion. Signor B9crhct-
toni endrnSured to- force SlgnOr InIani tn re-
y.i th,, name of the lady SAID To b. ia" cunt 'ss
i1ini, ,rtInis n,othrr. Signor Thiani replied
that tle point now TO b" sthhshru was W"
uaternM or Kin OF tn" Countess. ana her right
IT, rilni as Cardinal AntoncllI's h"irrss. A. re-
gnrlrl the mother, that was MATER Tor MGR
consideration. The plaintiffs counsel r'irhin-
ed from mention her name, because ms I'll
cntS were ANXIOUS To- AVOID tn pnhiul cons'-
qucn DrA which would inevitably follow nNulN-
ing persons otherwise not Interested IN the
cu.a \ .Vrrthchs~ If il could not bc avoided.
be should. when the time came. be- prcparn To
reveal her name. leaving tn lcsponsibiiity 10
| his adv rsari"s. Who could doubt. he asked,
that the Count - WIS the (ardinui = dau-l t'r.
when there was lryoi that u. ~ ,AprhH'l
| more than uuOO fran % O0l .9i2 frunrsl on
| her up-hr nlgng and education.
The statement made ly the NINe thnt IN.
mother of tine Countess WAS Of IRISH origin, and
now married to a person in dist nguiShed
position. II. nm informed. ineXat as regards
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-05

f'H a. h'''"'< ."''',".,.
FRANKFORT. Ky, July. 81 Miss M"lir
Trurtt O| THIS vicinity. ana Nr Andrew : 'ott -
l. ile Point. hcne totally unknovn g. cn,h
other were c'uii.lat Is for pubic 'holI teacher
of the y lf lpnt d-iri,t IS loD !. bNit re
" ~ frt ior tn lfsltIon. the former having
bscu engaged inr go" time J. . ~ teacher in
tI- Il 'isll'fri ooi. AT an almost uomna, salary;
WIN tho a--Urgnc, Oh thr part Of Influential
friends nat I'D. should su 'ca'd 10 tia first va
etn y m the pubic : 'hoo.- oi tn" Vicnag' Mr.,
8 'oit, whoa "a young married man. also had
rNi rr.'n'c us "a d.hor, Int II at pres mt
preparing himself for iht bar. AZ IN"
rec M c."tlon for = hool trustee of o."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-05
AN orr R.iILRoID MIN's STORIES.
Wrecked .~tie-"'Thc Trnck just sid
Omt from Under VA Tough Hog.


tirpci over a train at Winona, on that
twoniv-ioot trc-tlc. on tho carve coming To- the
bride. We were only run NJ. AZ a spool Of six
miles an hour. had just started out. and wDrs
coming To- a iull stop l'iorn striking ~" bridge.
VIII a ! SAW my baggage couch hr'lt Inc
ira X lust slid out from under us. picked up
u h... stick of wood and mashed down the lHtrh
open we had to break II open aiterwar,l just
IS n, k"d unthc suck, my brakeman threw NJ
his hands. " w Go IT, sud hr, " wr'r' gonnV
Run To your stowe" said !. He didn't unlcr-
stand mo. and instead Of clinchlng the lat N he
rln in the forward enr. and lay down fiat in the
pass myers to drop on their knees and hang to
the seuts and told the mothers Ia Law their ha-
hes nu ih. 81 lt- and put TIA ir arms tight oyer
them AMI hOli on t. tho back OF IN" seats anu
w. rolled ovor lust rs slow. W. seemed long
time .n'n.. down. Only one person wis Killed.
urlk man was un j. = icci as lr W MT down. and
w,~n't scratched | wa had boon Running fast
". would Hll nave been Killed. In cUsr OF nrci-
dent .en-ers should hang tight to some
th.n. lfpN--. ale 81 on thu iinnr of the ear,
f~lW ono Thing harp that have laughed
ON u high rldd". and 10y the side OF tho road.
| iiiy or sixty icat lower than the ira X, Their"
W.S a sli niy. where seven or 'lElt lll-nm n
were cat ~. dinner. The windows ami doors
good speed when tn, Nniy-cat her stru X u hog.
and knocked II right down the hans. in ut the
door, and ON tu TIA" table. never saw 4 lows
jump 50 "a nay life; they Eoi out Of that house
/ sad len. = arr! tn death. The hog wasn't hurt
at ail. You can hit hog harder without killing
| 1t tlan any other animal The expression.
| though. on thosr faces. ~ the pig 1T on I'll
! Ltul". aud the Ir ehmen TT out doors. WAS
enough 10 kIli ous. laughed Tor weeks every
/ time la~, Il tlc piurr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-05
STEAMBOATS, anO aalIroiOs.
CATSkILL AND srUyvEsANT BDATs
y leMAe lA.l. from Pl.r o! Lnu u L-A ~ =. D ".
Den NsYLvA>IN WAILxo,D.


AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
on and after June - 1871. trans rlv" New York VIA
Dcsbros-es aud Curinmi streets fyrri' :, a. follow
Express harrisburg -burgh. the Nc.t an SOUTH
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, q A NJ, ana 80
For iisn,.port Lock Haven CORY. AMI Eric at ~
+ NJ CONNECTING at CORY Tor ltu-si.t. Prifui'A
Genre. and tho Ui KesIons For Wniam,p0tt an Lo-A
laNtn.rA VI.
For baltimore, WASHINGTON. AMI the Sonti, Limited
Washington ENrrs>' @. iulmtn Ptr'r ears; dnly
except SUNDAY. 40 \ arrive N.>l. .sVh 10 J. ii
Regular att 70 4 NJ, l. 4, anu SO + NJ aNnu ~,
AMI \ 30 Il NJ
ESnrr.s ior Philadelphia. 20, 80. . % % Lmrn
iOluA VI l. :. %. o. Z ani : 800 + NJ sunday - VI.
5.d :. AMI $50 r. NJ EnerHut AMI seeunlctds-,
f.N.
for trains 10 Newn-N. Elizabeth Rhhwav Princeton
Trenton. Perth Anioy. teminstnn. u. lore, AMI
other points. see ocal schedules 80 til TrNof pi"~
Tinin- arrlye From Pittsburgh, - AMI 10 ~ VI an
10 ~ VI daily. ll1o \ NJ. Il % T. ditly. cNcrpt
Monday. From Washington amt haiuiuurc. q -.
a. NJ. . 10 an 10 and 1910 T. sunday q -
NJ From fhilatr phia. %, go, . ~. 10 10 ~
ii l,nA 2Il lli. . 10. $50 80. 10 10, ami ~ ,
/ " sunday. ~, go, ~, II 80 \. NJ, 90 AMI
10 .nP VI
ncket Onccs go ana au Broadway l Aston linu.e.
ami loot of Dcshro,,c- and taruWt ST court -.
BroshNn. IA as. ami liz MADISON =, 'huh'N, De
lot jci., CiN tmisrAnt HcAct 1h,ees BNigrs place
PRANK THOMSON, l.. J. FARMER,
General VI Gene al a.. A.fnf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-05
BUFFALO LITH!A WATERS.

Tho curative power NJ these waters ~ isenso+ ~ ne
kiueysati Hidir pyfp'r-i NguraI tla. nHntf. kl'n
utflU, AMI fafHt $500 uN- ana l fht W ultf nHt.
dnsoi Nm, %. is uu.IGpa-s'd au0Is the mineral "ai'u
oi the world.
1,y are put az IN cases o six gallons. II q iFrca~ #
tho springs. iu iivInrn. Bli N'fcr ans pam Ii {. 10
he hhd uf JOAN Henry. Clrlan - Co.. Inl o0l' 70
place. Sow .fN
The spiln-. are now nron for guests
mos GOOpf. Pfn~r'io-
buffalo lithit >lr'u-s. Nlr-inA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-05
Grfnreions.
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