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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-19
DOCK COMMISSION FINANCES.

At a meeting OF the Dock COMMISSIONER
Yesterday a communication received ftJu the New
York stone Contracting Company, offering 10 furnish
beon blocks FOR ~ 75a cube yard - 80 ut the Com
pany's yard As the blocks have cost the Department
heretofore S 80 "a cuoc yard the matter il 10 be
,igat.d. Coumissopc Vanderp0c announced that,
altcr making general Inspection of all tsr work wScb
Is under tbc superysio Of the COMMISSIONER h. Aad
concluded that discharges cJnd be made, ami that
.yergl dredging aud piic-lryilg machines could ID. -old
10 advantage 4 long executive -essi0u occurred after
Lo oprn meeting, ~ which, IL was stated the old ga,
ton advanced by the Walsh Brothers regarding the
budn R of piers pilnmple OF cri iin..
M with concrete Wa discussed, bat decision Was
reached.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-19
SIN FRANCISCO MINT.
OPENING or HE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY
pIxNrY AID P.XLEY AGAINST SUPERINTENDENT
The argument Was inen adjourned.

OPENING or HE observation-disclosures BY
p,yxcy AID PxLEY AGAINST SUPERINTENDENT
LAGGASGE.
SAN FRANCIsCo, July 1S.-ln the BIanch
Tinted States Mint investigation yesterday Dsiolo TIE
Investigating Commit tee Gcorg W. PiuEcy read iis' al
chory, ,o tho effect that between October, 1871 ana
Ocobcr ls7l Superintendent LeGrange caused the sale
NJ material belonging the 3lu and received TIE pro
cccds and appropriated them 10 lis own use lhus uc
,,udino tho Government OF various sums aggregalhs
n lss tban $500; aso that during tie same peod i-
GRANGE iih r' rnt 10 defrauc Inc Government, app oNeu
aud caused TO boz paid accounts for material Whiel hAd
noyer be- en- deli, cred tEo Mat ana appropriate" 'he
oop 40 drawn from Ia Treasury 20 biso"n use ucifa"'
ir th. Coyornme a. the aggregate, OF not IeAs lh'h
slu 900 lie also submitted copy oi NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
h, which he ALLEGES 10 ~ the possession ~ i-i-fhSe
cnucernug which theio Hns boon some he"sf1pe '""I
ncht. lie sud tiat III pr irihS VIE v4'ta''s ~. in
,tt,up,i 10 give the precise aiuutlts, Dut tAe" ~
nd.Icc Testimony !ns tie amounts retA!n a ~ -
,yf.u.s, 10 he OF tEusc named pN
p,,, on bensif tetneB 0ii geTlf cIplJy bih s"o
Mint charges Sapcrintondea! LagIanle "a, ylo.S h,
Win iuslLult!ne 10 ore ~ tht pi'''' 90
Le a .c) would cover his statement Tor 500 D lic
al gold .ost ater TIC lad b,ch lai0rl"a by ta "i,.
that tue los. would not Do bali DAT amount ava "'t
finally resulted " believe, ia u settlement a. 10
fte GOV. ncut ;" with Bying 60 sct trc Meter ~ ~
.ip,r u CARY five on ias tS..' MIN ~
SD officer did not know OF tIem. and lcy nau orl
no wois M ia pa,itaeni nitH ordering copi%i 'i"t
AID .gg ordering DeN pills 10 DC dsH' -.
aud amounts aSe'l leo per cent anG ~ pfoshE .
r4pO a8 correct, although @en aware iBss the NV''.
urpt was beng dei auGed VITA Fi.!iiuS NC t"N am
REGULATE ui thS Allt % refusing l" 5rhi p4 -"
nf cai etc 10 the operating officers FOR tkcl api's d"
before payIng said biiis Ito IA" Gifrctsi VIZ" a."
Charging sOlucOi LLe Meter aud Eclhct LiVot 1874
men without consulting with sad "ncef ana %
any cau.e TIE un. liked situr ia, DcAt I0t lHS
appearance OF PIuucy Nltl lis "iiheescs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-19

The cOmnemOration OF the Fast OF A5 was
bceun as evening among the Hebrews, and viii be con-
t!uled today Il Is for laneutltOn aud SOr-
row. To-day according to thc Hebrew calender will he
the anniversary burning OF S0lomons Temple and
the destruction OF Jerusalem by NeDucnadrczzr, abou
twenty four centuries ago 1t is also the anniversary OF
the burning oi the second Temple, eighteen centuries ago
AT the present time this Flss l. not strictly OBJ
not in favor OF concentrating their own defeat and
the fotunes attending the scattering Of their race in
different parts she world, Among the orthodox Jews
70 Is a day OF fasting and prayer They abstain from
fooG and drink FOR twentOur hours, and are expected
10 rece ia their homes the m-ntGtlOns oi jeremiah
A most s0rr0wful and mOurnlu service was held last
evening at the shearh Israel Synagogue, the conareSa
ton Oh whlcn IL comp osed OF TIE descendants OF spanish
Jews The ark was stripped OF its ornamenaicn and
back covering OF cloth hid it from view. The light
winch barns continually except the tine OF this 'ge
was allowed 10 burn out IL will lot be again lgutcd AZ
MI the mouruful ceremonies are over To-day. To maze
tgc services goOny possible, tine Eas ~ the t'nlc
NJ, NOT Ia. L. zen wOTshpier VAS provided win an
ordinary candle, which alX d TO piece Vi COMMON
wood The puiplt dtdpcd In mourning ANA MAS de-
serted by tie minister who rcciied the lamentaOn In
another pare of the teiuple This symDocal OF the
obstruction ol tho Tempe when the jew. we've obliged
Ia seek Tor another place 10 which 10 worship The mem
b-s Of the congregation Mere not seated together a. Is
customary scattered, representing the DIS
nrr-iyn Of jewish The services were conducted
81 the Key. H. p. Mendes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-19
swgFPrNG ECONOMY IN BROOKLYN

BY the reform work, continued yesterday in
the brooklyn Board Of City WORKS, the Salry list was
decreased about S20,oO0 Tho iorce OF tie Repair
Yard Was reduced from - 10 40 men, and The Survey
os oce from % 10 III the number of Hydraut Inspee
tors down from 10 to p and their pay s3 10
81 80 a day H. J. Whiting appointed Inspector Of
Streets In place Of exAdounan Dunn and George Brad
lew inspector of Osl Dock place Of John Wbit,ord
Pr,mLi erK Blars and Ga,IAghi Inspector Doyle were
discharged and their Offices wcr. done away with l.
McCaffrry chosen Inspector u STREET leaning Ia
place of James Quinn. A,slstsn Engineer y r. Pro
bascO was discharged. COInlasslOuo Adams voted
against most ~ the changes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-19
A CIrNAN TIRED OF LIFE.

Manuel Blanco Garcia, Cuban, II years Of
age was found ia BIS bed, at the ~ Julian
Hotel at Mcrc,r-st and Washnron-p, about o'clock
Yesterday morning. Further investigation showed that
ne had so, himself through the mead lie WAS taken 80
the NewYork Hospital wherc 1t stated that hc could
MOI recover. Garcia came from Cuba July 10, and
went It once 10 the 81 Julian Hotel. For several days
he had exhibited many .Tcitics II the general
opln on ~ friends tuat he bad been suffering from
alteration NJ mad. lie lat a. letter directed 10 his
father Cub1 ASKING him 10 forgive him ana NOT en-
him ungsat hi. 4 memorandum addressed Ricardo
kcgsta. of 80 $40 Peifsi., contained q REQUEST 10
take charye OF Garc,a's franks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-19
A sCHooLTRACnEg SUSTAINED.

The residents OF tho Jericho School District
in the town OF oyster Bay. L. H. have for time
considerably ssitatsd what alleged 10 have
been and excessive punishment administered to
pupil by tho teacher. W. n Peek. THe father Of the
boz, A. ]. Horton made complaint t0 sobOoI-C oumis-
sioneT Andrew J. Provost and upon written chargsa
bnsed upon this complaint tbs teacher required 10
show canse before she Commission nny his certificate
n TEACHER should not DO cancelod. The trial held
ast week al Tie sohoo building In she presence OF .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-19

about the city soliciting aid for the sufferers by the great
fire IN st. john New Brunswick lie claimed to De com
mlssioned by tho British vice-Consu but the Consul
said that he had given such authority 10 any person.
and that the swindler. The man IN
as twenty nvs years OF age, five feet SIX lnches III
having black hair and eyes. dark cOmplexiO ann zen
lures Of Jewish cast He was dressed III dhik cv'n5
and speaks with a strong English accenF captain Ahano
eeut ont n general alarm ordering his arrest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-19
CUTTING Az ADvERsARy,s FACE.

During an alteration at No. $50 Washing
ton yesterday afternoon about taking borne drunken
man Patrick King, OF NO. 7s5 Washington-s st.. drew
knife the face oi Charles Gibson Of No 3lS West
ElcVonths;.. inaieting terrible wound Both checks
g.re cut Iarough and Gib-uu's also divided.
Gibson carried To the tnaresStreet Police Siaion,
where his wounds were attended t.. King. who Is
righieca years old BHd BARTENDER arrested and
hold IN 81 600 bail st the Jefferson Market Police Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-19
STILL HAS CONFIDENCE IN HUMANITY.
The Rev. Henry Newman Wright, the eject


Norhyllo pastor, si resides al Rivera cad, L. l. and
awaits Justice In the Courts his in the meantime
raising money tho support " The family by pcddng
TEA through the streets. lie has issued the following
card:
r wright d sircs to say that lie has perfect confidence
IN God aud humanity, ADD H. not afraid OF justice, but
anxious for IT, via naspsskable gratitude ior DsAeh,s
rec eiv Cd, he remains ycfy bainbiy aad faithfully,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-19

large audience rnmnrisuc nearly every mate fesuent
~ he District Most ~ tic Witnesses were lhis III ,e
school CouRsrlor ". u. Van Myck appeared ioa ,no
conl,sina aJ c. FRESHMAN J. W. Covert IuI VIC
teacicr II nppeaier irnia the testimony lhAt INC ooy
rf,s.i =, Ike mart IN ;he usual exercises Of the scI.p
though Repeatedly requested Ia du 80, ana rcsst. ny
Efforts Of le irncics 10 control him, and was ony una
cornu.rcd tx f -r OF considerable force ON the part OF
the rgrlrr Commissioner pruyust has JUS ned MS 'r
cisoy f1iy Slisi lining the action " the tcachcr'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-19
DEATH OF A RUSSIAN ExELE.

A man was found Sunday in the Nineteenth
Precinct suffering disease aud died ten minutes ~
ter h. taken 70 tho Piityninh Street Police Station
The boy was identified that OF Hermann scbnobe 10
wears of ar native ~ Leikan. Russia. Hts daughter
Ia years age j. Jeff orphan, but has hou,c No
n > East Ply stt-st II WIS learned thai Mr.. schnO-
bel had very wealthy. Tie Loaf his property and be-
cam. Involved ia political nirgues account of which
hr obi 10 leave mis- home. HIS misfotunes hast
A ntsu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-19
CHURCH FURNITURE AT AUCTION.

The furniture of the Protestant Episcopal
Church of this Holy SAVIOR, ~ MsisoH-sve and Twenty
a,tn-si, sold yesterday b. Van Tasse kearney.
sherrs auctiOneers satisfy judgment oaIsed by the
Rector Rev A. H. Garter, for Of salary. Less
han fifty persons present and there few bid
d.rs The prices obtained we're small
called by The sale about $1,000 Gny " tIo aii
cles were pought III BY the plaintiffs attorney. Follow
up il ist OF the furniture sold aud the prices Organ
300 cost 81 900; syor coumunon service, IS crois
an ounce; pulpit 81; molodeon So cost $50; hap
rts,n,l font 500 cost 500; gas fixtures, sl5O cost
~ 500; yestments 81 so: 100 cushions 81 70 each
and 700 yards OF carpet at % cents Jer yard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-19
WESTERN ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Demon, Mich. July lS.-Ihe annual meet
n Of the Associated Press WAS held here TO-DAY ana
was more largely attended than any previous meet
ing for ten years. Reports Of the officers we're
made whica showed the affairs OF ths As'ociS'l0A
TO be IN admirable condition. The following
Board OF Directors WAS elected: Joseph N''h'
Chicago Tribune; Richard 5riih CiReinaaii Od''sf'
v = u,lde,pan Louisville Courier oiraal: A j. Kcl
lar HenpAis paianchs ID. NJ uaiscr 81 Loais 0'ooe-
Democrat; W. v. Armstrong. c!eeetand ftdia"taer :
j. T. MAck saliysAy Acg.SssT. Toe LJ1f1 ailetN"u,s
uci and o. AIMED by Ito elsouon of TIE !oowns VI
lcors:
presiaaat--M. Haltssd, CthfsSnob C0amsre'ol
Nloe-presir.nt- l. b. AzfuLaie f.dssRa g'v.as Jvsfsds
SECRETARY Ill. T. BAKER. pSssOi IIJosas nh,
EXECUTIVE Coma lstee-a. Medical. kniti ana os'
ds.nau as heretofore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-19
EIGHTEEN MILK DEALERS IN COUPE

EI7'"IT1I9+' "''1rh '7''7NI1'rso ~ VVNtI
Eighteen milk-deaiers were arraignod ut the
Yorkyille Pocs Court yesterday. charged with selling
sdutsrsted milk Dr j. q. Rowland appeared ~ com
psinant The ease Of J. Y. Bcedy OF No ~ Eleventh
sve., iHkon test Ds. Rowland szalhe entered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-19
MORE VISITING PHYSICIANS APPOINTED.

President Chandler ana Health COMMITS
sloner Jaarsay ycscrAy made following additional
appointments: visiting Physlcians-C.F. Ely, ;. Hen
dg.ckson Edward walker, J. Moorchead =. C. COEnoVer
(seosge Dayles, w =. Nolch r. A. MORROW H. d.
Por,er, j. ID. Dtschme.
These inru val upon their labors this mornin
Every has had great deal Of experience, especially
IN The a. of children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-19

Boody's grocery and bought some milk which IN
found be bad In its general appearance having bue
look The chemist OF the Board OF Health examined tho
milk and found 1t watered motion to dismiss the
United to bail in SlO0 each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-19
ANOTHER cuAR,Ty swIypLFR

The British Vice-Consnl called upon Captain
AIiare yesterday afternoon and informed him thai
man hose name no had unable W Ioan was goisx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-19

When the bridge feli at Bath, England, inc
ethsr day yekel. who ons of o AZ %
picked oul OF tho edined eyeryoody " stioAns
Ia OF sasassn as 20 POI oted 10 . s9MSS
all is lhs stream: ''fhefe's my wnoi fnefes W.
vispI PA x1re AZ pence " see man nas sssss hsxs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-19

Her husband had been PLAYING baseball, aud
when the doctor came sho planned Poor Adolphus!
He got pitcher IN his ceutef Held and ne can't Walk
~. doctor thought IL moro koy no hsd boon play
ing shortstop 10 a Jug.-kome Sentinel.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-26

several times looking axediy at him by
sinaltn. They sat down to- dinner alone.
When the meal was about half finished. Nellie
Firmin. with wicked CLEAN IN her ego thrust
her hand into hcr bosom and drew out a re-;
yolvcr. saying. iiaffy. I'm going 90 XIII you"
Snntching his dagger from his brcnst. ne aprang
upon her. and. hrandishing the knit" nloft. said
STORMY Eai7r that pistol and III stab y9u to
moment they glurcl into cach others eyes then
the woman pushed the. pistol across the table
wouldnt hurt YOU for the world" he secured
tho weapon, ana in two hours II was In tho
On Tuesday, the day following. Nellie Waited
Blyihcai his oflce. and with tears in her eyes
,s,d; LARRY, am going away. and YOU win
a bunch Of keys. To- his nmnzcmcnt he found
that the woman had had u key to every reccpta-
cle in his onlcc mud his apartments. moi even
Keys was one To tho outside door of his Offlce
,hnIch 4, salways locked at night. Whore she OBJ
taincd II Is mystery. unless she had IL manu-
inciurcd especially for her own use She then
took her departure and rented room No. 80 ut
kearncy, street. from which place she sent
the mcssngc, and she logged him for several
days. and finally succeeded in meeting him ON
the street. He refused to converse with her,
and passed on on the 18th inst she cndcavor,
eel To see him ut his Office but Blythe had taken
saluIqry precautions, and Miss Firmin was
quietly refused admittanco Ivy burly police
Oincer standing guard on the staircase.
Blythe instituted Inquiries and uncnrhed sew
luck had miscarred. Mr. Varncy was informed
by property owner on Market street that Miss
firnin had made proposition TO Donarumas
room mate. who was also an actor, that II he
would murder the capitalist in his Office on some
evening she would give him 500 900 This man,
whose name IL known to the police WINS To- be-
furnished by her with the capitalists pistol. and
WAS to- stcalthiy gain admittance to the lnttcrs
office. shoot him Will writing Mt his desk. and
idea that he had committed suicide. She Would
pay lim 10y raising check for $1,000 to 100000.
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GREENFIELD. ILL.,. Oct. l7.-On Tuesday
night last. Mr.. James Woodcock and Miss Annie
Hobbs were married by the Rev Robert clark
o. tarrollton under strictly sensational circum-
came enamor"d with the daughter of the Rev
Alr. Hobbs, pastor in charge Of the Method Il
Episcopal Church here. The old people de-
INJURED when Mr.. Woudrock asked for the hand
oi th"ir daughter. Tor reasons not known To
your correspondent and oven went 50 far-so
report -ays-as to almost force Miss Annie To
PROMISE 10 have nothing more 10 do with that
gentleman
Everything Passed along quietly until very
recently. when the Rev. Mr.. Hobbs being as
signed another charge by tho Conference, was
ON ia" cN" ~ leaving here. and IN" fire that wa-
SUPPOSED To be qucnched wns rrkinilrd. The
old people were nter.cdrd with 10y the parties
Interested. hut II Wa- of no Use. In consequence.
N" young lady WAS nrr''~- tated TO seek con soa-
ton among outside friends.
During this time ort-idr parties attemuted to
eNrt reconciliation with the parents but
without success. som" Of the best and most
prominent business mon. out Of respect for the
nnd started "a mutual friend - Carroltun-
fourteen mtlt's distinction the license and a
preacher; all 81 which WAS accomplished in
three AMI uue-half hours and the two souls
wcr" mude on" between the hours Of . and 10
o'clock i. VI, at the residence Of Mr.. Valentine
Cu-wrU.
lhdh : mother made strenuous Efforts To- find out
the whereabouts Of her daughter, but failed to
do 50 until alter tho crrrm NY had been per-
formed, when Mrs. Hobbs was permitted To-
enter the room. Mr.. tnswoll thought -hrwnuld
hgromc rrcon'llrd when II was too lat" Co. break
0n ill" ALLAN but nut so. She rtyrd like "A
mnnlh' made personal attacks. and had g. Ice
o. strained hy force from iuMrius herself and
lcul condition. and. unless there IL an almost
immediate change. SHE viii have tO bo taken To-
JheA-'nNilie. There wore about thirty leading
,Itl.hS present To witness the marriage ccrc-
muuy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-26
Cutting Gu, Nerve to Cure Neuralgia.

ffnN "e - inn. hslHtt'iNfn
Fer several years Judge Bay Of this city
ha- been great Sufferer from ia'iul neuralgia.
ana lYhNal himself of any ben III that might
possibly result from 70 change OF climate. -i,.nt
m-,t Of 1913 IN Cnli'ornin and the last bart II
- IN tplorhdp without any material honrAt
ana "u lI- return nom lolurhdo Dr. Hodsou
cul ont little over onr-half inch of the ilnl
ih'it nerve, ana Tor 80 ven or eight months the
Jhds" experienced entire rrlirl from the dis
oa-' but at the rNpiratl IN of Tint time II grn,u-
any iGiurnnd upon MIN with IA rraaad severity
Hhlll me Wa, almost unboarahlc, Dr lIodarn
i"Winn satisfied TINT the separate parts of the
nerve hhd united and he determined to nrr-
form second operation; and ON the 9TH inst
at me r'Hi rnr" of Jul-,o Bay. 322O Chestnut
7tr'i ana IN IN" presence Of several medical
grhurIn,h cnl 9ui lwp ncho, of the nerve. aud
removed several collateral hrHnche. Tho ono
ration lasted fifteen minutes was cxcrodmrly
painful and though the Judge declined tD take
chl'rolurm OF any 4Hial", he -tnod the knife
without ilnrhihg. This operation has been
very rarely performed IN the West and from
the proximity of the nerve 10 the eye requires
great care ana much SKIN. The Judge hn, had
no rrturn Of tho n"urulgic pains. and all the in
dicHtlons AZ" that ID" operation viii prove emi.
n"nly -llor"sslul though it Will probably bo IA
week before he Will lee able 10 leave his house
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-26
Speaker Randall.

Mr.. RanlalIs presence in the chair is ex.
tremrly winning Cast in Roman mould. tai
he il. lie Is Just illiy wears Old. hut dncs no.
look forty-liVc. Those traces OF wear and tcnI
80 pallahle on the faces IT many public men
telling sometimes Of too little sleep. sometimes
OF too much drink. of eating ambition. or of
hitin"l-- i,-lpation, ar" IN nowiSc visible here
Inc ih'' tells somehow mother swrrter and
rhf"r ru'ry-ot happy home and Of household
loves. doubt II any man could carry that eN-
'.-i"i who has home and IL no; happy IN
H. MIR. Randall hn- fine head, covered with
clo-"ly-curng black hair. clearly cut. strong
features. with u spunrr. solid. but not heavy
Jaw; a mouth that could hnrdly fail to have liz
own way II II set about 1t. The very strong will
OF the man II perfectly apparent in his coun-
t"han'r; tut. combined with the head and brow
gives "a" impression Of large power. rather
than OF mere wilfulnrs-.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-26
Opossums Plenty In Texas.


Nhrr" we were raised. in Kentucky II YOU
Mhh'l m "l"''ln u WAS necessary 10 spend hnui
t $50 Al night in the .od- with Nnur dog H. cnch one
~" ~ M Me'icIn Texas They ponilnl her, mat
.h'N WAX llN up 10 YOUR huH,. spy the tree " nh
Wr most rickrnsin H. climb the sane and scare oui
every h'n they can't catch causing ynu Ia unp fran
iF l"l Your gun lud uutht the inO Ia see what /. tr
mHt'l lhrir siis VI Postum laughing at YOU a. much
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-26
STEAMBOATS, ano Rallroaos.
PENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
AND UNITED STATES NAL ROUrl
Nm NM NJ L------ Il -


AND UNITED STATES MI ROUTE.
ON and aftr juno . Do 1871,
Train. leave NV York wa D. -hfos-,s aud Cortlanii
- p rrlc- q. follows,
tNpr.s tnr ilari-tur- Pittsburgh tho West and south
Miu iulnt F1iace Car, alta, nos, "a "a ami 81
4 daily
fer Mihamspor Lock Haven CORY ami Erie al 2 81
i VI. CONNECTING At CORR for rtH-fll.. rrfrutInu
,cntrs amt ne gu Regions For Wlham-por, ani
Iock Haven. % VI.
For Baltimore. Washington ant tho south. Limited
Washington Express" of Pullman parlnr cars daily
except sunday, ~ 4. arrive Washington nj
NJ REGULAR - - A NJ, L. q. and p so T. NJ sun
Expires ler Philadelphia 7ao, : 20 Q % 70 rim.ich.
10 ~ 4 Vi. T. = 2. q. Z aud : 30 T.. VI SUNDAY, - 4 VI
4 a. 7, and 80 T. NJ Emisrant ani second Glass :
Boat, Of "Brc,Ayn Annex" connect with an through
trains AZ ier~cs city. aflriins 4 speedy and dire,
transfer for BROOKLYN travel
For trains 10 Newark, Ehlshcih. Railway. Princeton.
Trenton, Perth AWhut, Pennington. ihHlNhirrr. aud
other points, see local - heiIIc- al t TicNet Uicrs
Trans ARRIVE PROM itt~hur-h. a 30 AMI 90 - 4 VI
ANA 10 T. dailN, 10 ~ \ VI ami U so T. VI. liii,.
except Monday From Washington amt Baltimore.
lh VI 10 ! ~ b 49, and 10 10 T. sunday.
80 FiWl Philadelphia. .n,. $50. 80 iO. 10 TO-
- - IL % \. VI, . 10 4 h. % -. 600 a. 10 ~.
and 10 PIP VI
Ticket ofngc. go ami ou Broadway Aston House
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