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, 1877-09-15
TestIug the Telephones I'owex.


An interesting experiment with tho telephone
waa trtcl Saturday, Ut the otlics Ut thu l.clc-
plsone COMPANY. ot New Yurk. .n the Iritaas
building. ln order to sielcrntue through what
Resistance the trlepl,ons eo,lla te operated, tie
wire w.3 cut, aud Str. kuuseyrtt touk one c.tl
iu hs right hand and the other h lila LEFT.
Cunhlmuuh alton WIS tlleE essan!t.kesl throuxt,
li,a Telephone with ns'adway aud Thirteenth
Company, aud mcsssges were transt4litte4
eota' way. with tlis ,ua4l iist'nesue...
Tha resistance offered by Ir. Roosevelt,
previously asccstainv1 It the Western ru!ut
rrlegrspA Cu,nrany'A otli.r, was 1900 ohms,
Tho electrical measure Of rrslltAmec. This Is
III: rr=t.1.uts VI i've tis4s, The length Of the
the AtiantI: eaal. The cAtts'aeHt vas 10
sucrrs4tll that two aud theH tarte c,en wtIo
Introduced 10 tue tlseult, xnl afterwards irt,
aud every word ltou4 lhAsecLsl st..vt could te
heaEt ~ plainly ~ betuE< auy resistance Wis
ibtrod4cel TINS Eeaiss4u<e overcome ~ thu
currIut ut eiee et1tclty, When Gye pct.lns were tu
she circuit, wad. Vt touEse. 2lu, ,0N plms, ot tho
Icsislanre opposed BY tweutv.fve t!.ncs the
1eugth VI the AllahtiC cable Before The expert
lAeut WAL tseu. tie hauds Vt each pxssou we're
nostcred With water, In order ~ offer u little rc
slstzoee u possible " the passaKu of TIC cur
Eent. nv ssnsAIwaa ws11 expcrtGzacsa by alJ
, 1877-09-15
oas og President draut's Lat Lettsrs 10
pArkMtl.

R1sAlsptnn MtuatcA to .if,s Ftsk 7s1tuas.
A. nany Ohlo Republicans arr It'll uutt poken
IN thelf tasapproa4t:ou VI tue Southern pulley
ot Tue pFeselt Administration. Secretary sic-
EFaty has forwarded to Judge West, tie Repub.
ntan candidate toR Governor Of that hlate, A
.opy of rresident Gsaut's tcttes VI March /,
ls1.. to Goy. Paekard, VI LoulsIana, will sus.
the tekIeE referred To-:
EAEStT!xa AAs.Iox, W4AlIIxufox, Dr.. Akysh
!. T.-1u Goe. ). u. fiacl4rd. .ft.1 JritaHs,
President dl!seis TO ssy that he feels ii hls l4y
" .tate haEkly that hs 1tsA not telssw public
opinion MIL 1ouEcE support The taa!ntenanee VI
the u!tasT. md that hv mc.t concur tn Illl tuan
Heat feeling. fhu tooks will lctr2ttsr. n Ia tAs
past. protect lilo and propxrty FROM Aoo violence
nhen thc Siae authorities iait, but. uales Tho re-
naIn,ng aAya Of hls oae!al life, they Will not b
used 10 estahltsh or 10 pail down eltheE cla!manA
for control of the Stale. ~ Qok bis ppspuSe 10
Eecogaixe sither claimant
q. g. Gxiry14. sscsxlaIy,
, 1877-09-15
Tie Prince Of Wales fnJIAn Presents.

doubt II Solomon ever Raw anything 70
gorgeous rs this collection nt IicthiiAl G1cch
Fancy whole large glass tasc full uf gold and
silver Ecms,-all al!azc with dlafnon.1s |
Imagine d bctlstra1 wliosc c0vcrtet. pillows,
and curtains asc made u lndla slaw1s Of the
aMcst texture ever turned out frou tho lnutus
Of Cashtncrcl ConJure ttp a ,'rcssing.rown
composed Of tho htuEaaEe Ut1 tue backs of mill
funs Of gnrgeous-liucd humtnInc-b!rdkt See fur
yourself q palanqnin Of tostoise-ehcll, in,ail
with gold, With downy cushions covered With
strange stnlts whose wot,f eccnlk as u tt were
diamonds, Its web rtbics aud clneralds. One
glass casc Is fufi Of jcwelctl s~oris, ali oi
enormous value md great beauty. The hand
lilt, and scabbard, and walst-Mlt, Is valued at
QflNEn @ ~ -
, 1877-09-15

nnr.-os Ing, undoubtedly, 10 the hcil"ary nt
fs: tnrrfn NJ, This fsnrrttHrnt VIA trict! With
III, The use ~ n, e!c,lrtc battery.
In .n. tc'. :J,' lies ,sStd, d soft Iron tli.k Fl
r's' ri !l'I,st t..tts-fn unst Of all n.h from
rcrsnaa"ht M crt, inserted IN wooden handle
s.Hnc lat rc-r,nsli,C t]tc.lr,x. Around the
n.:rma,lc,t MAGNET is \ rntl III insulated ~!sc,
tnt,!c, t the electricity generated hy tho prox
Unity 0f kt,ft IRON To Tho permanent magnet.
The fine wire, after tha induction nf electricity,
transmits lf,n current along the line. At tlo
other emil tic clsrrcnt causes tile metal disk
ihero to ylbratc tn uni4on with tho disk Of the
telephone At the transmitting end.
, 1877-09-15

"D"tn the schedule stands for doubtful;
IN g." Is sullcieut!y u 1psessIsc without cx-
plan2t ion.
As to that real estate In Mctotfln County,
Ky, AE abstract OF tho title Of Whtth was il,cA
with tho inventory, no vAluc can be placed ulot,
1t Tor the good reasun that there is nobody aa
vt who tecnls to 10 sut'lslen1ly posted on
I'D srlea.
, 1877-09-15

~ YlkAI. GLASS AAEHIHEA. ALL WAHKAATEU.
less than All tho !o~esl pstcc4. ETIyAto Loan
s1Ale, - ClAtk'sI, Eovu y up-ttslEs.
, 1877-09-15
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

ATANTEh-Wh CAY SELL ~ Oi. ~ EFT .nS
~ sAt.-At W NafasI-NFr.. rurtiI Of Van
Marsnr.' IT. n"f 'uo h,a.y ~ In.u.m,rfe! 2 as.ea.'
!ucIlyt cttJ pr.tr@rty an. aoMc cash. +. II. KEN.
FDkf d CO Gi Heart1F1.tt.
IVASTED-A SHALL WELL iMTH0TEN FAiW
~ within st1t} Mllts VI I'll ago and AjuIHlnv rune
~ t9En state fun particulars md iosrs. cash price.
, 1877-09-15
RUnUTsisA1 REAL ESTATE.

49,, CUUNT1fF HEAL. ESI.A.FI..
[S01 RALE-to FAIMs, sttCATED iS EtSEA.
ker. lro1nut. nhd trFni Un E1uhtte4. ILL.,, NJ Ior
t1X, kankRker. III.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-23
QUICK AND CLEVER PURSUIT.

Mrs. Charles NJ. Stoddard and her husband, Of Fort
Washington, got into Of tho Twcntythird street
stages Thircth street and Ninth about ten
O'Clock yesterday morning. Attic next street two TALL
rather well dressed but suspicious looking young
got In who took alongside OF Mr. and Mrs S,od
dard The stage rolled on, and at the OF Twenty
third street and Eighth OF these young men
got When the stage reached Seventh avenue Mrs.
Stoddurd missed her pocke tbook, containing $40 and
amethyst ring, and at tho same time the second OF
the two young men Jumped out of the stage. Mrs.
Stoddard told her husband OF her loss and he pulled
the strap at once, aud with his vile followed the
man who had just lett the stage. On tho
corner oil Twenty second street and Seventh avenue
they met Officer Madden, of the Sixteenth precinct
who ran up Twenty second street after the
pointed out BY Mr.. Stoddard, and saw him throw a
pockctbook into an arcaway. lie arrested him and
then went back and found tho pockctbook which Mrs.
St0ddard identified as hers Tho prisoner was first
brought to Headquarters. where he was Immediately
idcntIned Walter Brown, alias Walsh well known
pckpockct and general thief His photograph already
adorrs tho Rogues' Gallery. and hus adorned Tor
time Judge Oucrbourg, at tho Washington
Place Police Court hold him In $4,000 bail to answer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-23
COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY.

SUPREME CorRr-CnaMDEHs-Hcld by Judge Davis
Nos s., u, 81 70, q, - =, IS 49, 81 No. IIe
1856 1877 Call commencing with No. pol.
SUPREME CoUIr--SPEclAL TERM-Hcld by Judge
Van vorst-l.aw and Fact, No. l7-Nos. l41 142
l5l 35, 81 3d. 81, 90, SO, 1885, %, 300 65. 49, 129
rs. loo 105. 30 2so. 2S9 205. 81, ~ 49, o. 127 149
SUPREME CoURr-CrRcuIT-Part 1-Ilcld by Judge
42G3 4ldi 1889, 32lO, 1885, 4os 44ll 445l 4lO9 44o
4365, $780, 1895, 4503 4O2l 5000, 445 40S 360 4io5
4275. 44j9, 4429 4i67 39l7 l4s9 Part Held by Judge
Iawrcncc,->hort causes. No. 2SS2 Nos. 466 1870,
4l54 $780, 44lO AGO. 402S 4422 4l6, 1906 25OS 1872
1885, 49, 4470 42SS 1890 BIOS, 4l56 SIS y, 1916 1855
1896, 2460 Part 3-iIcd by Judge Van BrunL =
Nos CSC 301 81 2120, S49 1872 $685. 20S6 3l61 l177
l540, so3,s $50. l494, 1l60H, 2lsl 1901, 05S 1909
1889 1921 1883
surrnIon oounr-srnclAL TnwM--IIcld by Judge
Scdgwck Case on--No. 81. No dav calendar
SUPERIOR CoURT--TRIAL TERM--Part Held by Judge
SpeirShnri causcsNos 7G4. ITO. 1883, 1l,9. 1850,
1lil. ll3l 1l63 Part Held by Judge freedman. =
Case on--No 34I No dav calendar. Part 3--fIeld by
Juhgc Curis.-Casc on--No ,l3. No day cilandcr.
SUPERIOR CorRr-GESEnAL TERM-Adjourncd SINE
die
COMMON PLEAs-GrygRAL TERM.-Adjourncd until
the lrst Monday OF March.
COMMON pLEAs-EQUIrY TERM--llcld by Judge Rob-
inson. No day calendar
COMMON PLEAs-rRiAL TxEM-Part Held by judge
Van IIocscp causcsNos ia, l27i 1857 1915,
1898 1916 l29o LIZ 1905 1852 l4o 1897, llj4 1900
Nos 1889, 300 1891, 100 1854, 7so, 1885, 1926 1890,
1856 1885 1856. 4g7 s9,, 1906 9O,. 604 34 1897, 1915
$50, 1850, 80 'ss, ;s7, 1928. 4ie, Part a-leId by
Ii9c 10, 1856, lao, liza Sal o2o lli6 iO23 937.
1885,: lOb4, 63i l22 1ls4 49, ST. 1860, 1855. 1885,
49, I246 $780, ~, Has, 1852, 1888 1888
MARINE CoURT-TRiAL IKRM-lart Held by JUDGE
Aikcr--short causes-Nos 1900 02lo $780, WA, $751;
a14O 9246 $685. $780, $685. 9ll, 65zS 9O63 772s 9l33
Part a--Hcld by Judge Gocpp. short cnuses-Nos.
1874, 9Is5, 1885, 0l37. Part s-IIeld by Judge sin.
notL-sbort causes--Nos. Ss14, Ss12 $685. $500 9lO9
3so4 III, s57s, S774 s77o slss 1885, $780, ooo o2so
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-23
HARLEM RIVER OPENING.

Tho matter Of the widening Of tho Har EN- River,
which been ngtatcd less for the past forty
years. will shortly take definite shape In memorial TO
Congress for appropriation for the amount namod
as necessary by General Newton. II has been claimed
by gentlemen prominent In the present movement
that tho East and West were directly interested in tho
opening of q ship channel through the Harlem, and
that the would be pushed forward without tho
support OF the city The great question OF mercantile
liic they claim is, 'wherc Is the great trade centre
to bcYn
a subcommittee of tho Executive Committee has
been travelling Tor the past two three ccks and
turned yesterday. The committee reports that every
encouragement manifested at every city visited
a memorial TO DO presented to Con- ress was extern.
svey signed by promi acn merchants throughout tho
country the committee expects to be able To
the matter before Congress in short tme. The num-
Dor OF signatures obtained arc follows: -Hartfcrd,
Al; New Haven, 40; New York, sos; Buffalo, 40; Do.
tr0it, So; Chicago, 49,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-23
HOLRETT'S "RETURNING BOARD. Z"

John Kopha, Of No. 22s Chrystie street, ar.
raxned before Judge Murray yesterday charge Of
grand larceny, preferred by William II Mahlich, OF
No 800 Chrystie street, who testified that Kopha was
In tho habit Of visiting friend OF his, named William
Somcrfcd who lived at his (siahlIchs) house. On the
10th Of January hc missed SAT worth of clothing and
since that time no has received number OF leers, tell
ing him that the property would DO restored on paying
q cer,ain sum money. II ascertained that
Joseph Holrctt. a saloon keeper OF No. 60 Hester
street, had constituted himself a Returning Board IN
the natter that IS he the author OF the anony-
nous letters On being closely questioned he admit.
ted 1t, claimed that he was "pccr" not vassal. ="
for he had accompanied Kopha TO pawn ollcc where
he redeemed part OF the stolen property. Kopha
arrested Wednesday night by Officer Van Ransi OF tho
Tenth precinct ana held 81 600 bail to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-23
AN INDIANA MERCHANTS ESCAPE.
From tho Cincinnati Gazette, Feb. col

From tho Cincinnati Gazette, Feb 20l
On last Wednesday Abraham johnson, merchant
of Kokomo, Ind, left his home loot 10 a Mr.
Hunt, living thrcc miles IRON Young America In q
direction south OF west lie held claim against Mr..
Hunt, and his object was to get a note. lilo arr
rived at Hunts Just the family going din
ncr and no took dinner with them. Aftcrwsrd, near
shutdown, Mr.. Johuson started for homc There arc
several angles in the road, So being afoo he
some folds shorten tho distance. AS he upon
the road, milo thcrcaoout west OF Young America,
he three who were driving pair OF horses TO
n spring wagon IN which there but scat They
spoke him, having stopped the horscs and learning
who he was, remarked he was the they wanted u
see. Trey had mprov emcnt machinery thcy
desired to show him. II the dusk OF tho
evening. One Of the men box OF the
wagon, sno ,!n acted as M. ne were examining
TO look at tho box about TO he opened. He knows no
moro about IT, Thirty hours after that lime he be-
came conscious aud found himself In the darkness,
wcdgcd in close place, close us II he IN
grave. BY degrees he released himself dragging his
body along, pushing chunks OF wood out OF MS way,
and by and by emerged IRON hollow log Looking
about him IN great bcw dcrment he dim light IN
the distance, and naturally took that direction. lie
arrived at the house and awakened the family. Here
he found out that he less than three miles from
Delphi, and IRON thirteen to fifteen miles from home;
that u just past midnight Of Thursday night, and
that II was thirty hours later than when no had met
the three mon. The truth now broke In on him. The
brusc and lump on the back OF his head
hoped HIM to comprehend the situation. lie had
been Knocked down. hauled more than dozen
miles and concealed III the log for dead. He only had
twenty i've dollars about him and that gone. bat
It known IN tho ncghborhood that he had engaged
TO make purchase on which $500 were to have been
paid on Wednesday evening Ho was served win
refreshments at tho house Of the strangers and was
urged TO remain until morning. but no got tue bost
directions he could and to 60 home. IL
seems almost C staggering thought that he would oe
the balance OF that night and all the next day gcting
over the twelve or fifteen mics between him ana his
home. But IL must be Understood that IN MS cond
ton thcrc were chances Tor great bcwdermcnt, ana
that he did not, by any means, pursue straight a.
rection Besides til rough that part OF the country
no had acquaintance. East and south Of MS nome
| he knew nearly every person, and all know him, but
west no knew no one beyona the immediate ncshbor.
hood of hts home
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-23

lists already have control Of tho superior court oil
justice that city.
THE AMERICAN MINISTER MExIco.
The Federafts states that Colonel Foster, American
Minister In Mexico left that capital Tor Vera Cruz on
the 24th uL HIS trip attributed 10 various motivcs
the most probable oil these appears to be that be
wishes TO personally receive and send of his cores
aoat about tamperng with the correspondence Ia the
Post ONCE department
THE MEXICAN MINISTER
II Is we'll understood that Don lgna,fo Marscai who
has Tor so long time represented Mexico near the
United States government resigned his position on
account Of his unwngness TO recognize the revolu-
tonary government Of Daz Senior Manuel H. DO
Zamacona late memoer OF the Mixed Commission, Is
popularity spoken OF In Mexico being the person who
Will in all probability lll the Mexican Legation in
Washington.
The Federatst OF the 2Sth ult has paragraph In
which II Is stated that President bon Porlrio
DAz, had arrived tho OF Zamora, In Mchoacan
with strong division Of the army, and that General
Ncgretc will remain there IN command OF that DISTRICT
while Diaz returns TO the capital
IN FIELD FOR LERDO.
Senior Ugalde, an old and well known partisan OF
Lerdo, is IN tho field against Dinz Ugaidc has $50
mounted men, whose stamping ground Is IN the diroc
ton Of Jilotepec
THE MOVEMENTS OF LERDO
President Lcrd0, who Is now, with General Escobedo
and party, staying al The Windsor Hotel contemplaes
OF seeing tho rugged grandeur OF Ningara's sublime
scenery IN tho winter time. Yesterday morning Mr.
William Cullen Bryant PAID visit to Mr.. Lcrdo Tho
deposcd President stall cherishes the idea OF returning
Mexico TO claim his seat, at the swords point II
necessary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-23
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, n. y, Fob. 70, 1917.
In tho Court of Appeals Thursday, February 22,
1S77:--
, No. 204 Blair We. WaL-Argumcnt resumed and
conc udcd.
No. 1s4 Thomas VS.. Nclson.-Argued by Henry D..
Brdsal Tor appellant and ~ r. O'Brcn for respondent
40. lgj Disltn vs. Rose-Araucd by IA. A. Nelson
for appellant and A. Anthony Tor respondent
No. 1871, Arctic Insurance Company VS. Austin
Argued by i. Hand Tor appellant and George W. FAR
sons Tor respondent
CALENDAR.
The following IL the day calendar for Friday, Feb
ruary 49, Mos 207, AT, lOl, lis, 202, 203, l6O
aud 100.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-23
OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.
ASH FARRELL NuIsANcEs.

To EDITOR or THE HERALD:-
This tho first time have taken the liberty 81 i'm
posing on the good Of editor: but, since you
have compliant book, feel Mt liberty. am not
a street car sufferer, though give them my sympa
thy, for have TO indulge In that luxury. My
complaint dirty streets, and ash barrels standing at
doors Tor two and three days at "A time. Now
while commissioners Tor whatever you choose to call
thcml, discussing the property OF removing gnrb
age gh,, either breeding disease IN our
houses neigh borhood, or paying double taxes.
which may not he abo tn do, Ia having II removed
at our own expense LEXINGTON AVENUE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-23
oBsTRucTrNa THE STREETS.


AS you have opened complaint book ! desire to
make a complaint through tho columns of your vau-
able paper about street obstruction. Tho place
ferred to is the carpenter shop East FIfy-hrst
street, lew doors below Third avenue To-day while
passing through the above street. IL utterly
impossible Tor me 10 wcnd my way Through The crowd
OF children Just coming from school, mingled with Sec
oDd hama doors. bureaus, manclpicces and lumber.
desire To make II public 80 that the authorities may
tako steps to prevent such distractions REX.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-23
STOLEN SPOONS RECOVERED.

Yesterday two laborers while removing rubbish
from the burned building owned by Mrs. Short, tho
wife OF John Short the Sing Sing Prison whiskcy dis
tler found pieces silverwarc spoons, forks
and knives), marked J. II. Vanderbilt. The articles
found believed 10 DO part oil the proceeds OF tho
burglary committed at the house OF Captain Jacob H.
Vanderbilt. VIII ich John Short and his
Forsyth and Durkcn, were sentenced to the state
Prison Tor twenty years
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-23
GOING BEHIND THE RETURNS.

II IS proposed at the next town meeting held in
Babylon 10 pass resolution authorizing some promi
ncnt lawyer search the the cities OF New
York and brooklyn to ascertain tho amount OF per-
sona property held there by wealthy residents OF Baby
lon order TO properly and equaby adjust the tax
rolls OF the town.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-23
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Noursc Brooks, cotton commission merchants,
corner Of Beaver and Pearl streets, have failed, With
liabilities Of upward OF sl0oOO0 They dealt princt
pally in spot cotton. member of the Arm said thai
tho failure would probably DO only temporary and that
arrangements were progress for satisfactory settle
ment with the creditors The creditors who hold the
firms paper had oil expressed willingness 10 grant
rCONTINUED ON NINTH pAGE1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-23

CONTINUED ON NINTH PAGEl
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-06-26
ADVERTISING RATES.
@TRANsIENT5 BIiLLs-oasH.

j : ; ~
creased, and the disaHeeted portion of his
troops replaced by those which would be
more reliable aud effective. I told him then
of the arrangement which the Governor had
made to have no action taken for the pres
ept on his resignation, At this he exclaimed;
"Why has the Governor interferred bs-
tween me and my duty 7" ,..,,
ts.Because,' said ,f''it was his duty 10 do
SO; his duty to you as we'll rs to the States
for you know he is one of your best friends
and true Xirgiaian. Aud, genera, itris
Virginia herself, through the Governor her
highest constituted authority, who asks YOU
to continue to her service. It is our old
mother State who makes the appsallW Shs
has been rudely smitten on the cheek, and
forced to summon her sous to stand by and
defend her from further insult and injury,
viii You turn n deaf ear to her solicitations" 7"
After appealing to him in this way for
some time. to allow the Governor To- withs
draw his resignation, / at last got up to 60
aud whom took his hand to bid him good
%WsH, what message an am / to take back 10
our good friend, the GovernorSsn answer to
his letter.? H1s ,:sw 1slis'7osI7
He was silent for some seconds. and / saw
that there was q conflict of feelings within
him, but finally, ruling his spirit and thus
proving himself to be mightier ethan he that
taksth a city, he slowly replied, pausiDg
between almost every word: ial nsScsa
"Tell him-that-he'll have to do--what
he thinks is best-for the State" .,-., %. D
And thus it was that Stcnewall Jackson
consented to remain in tho army to mako
hia Vallav tnarohs 10 fnma. 'i l1EIe sEl
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-06-26

sl0A. NJ. MAIL, ,DAILY.-Arrivesat Gordons-
vile at IL 81 +. M connecting with G. b o. Mail
Train at 90 P. NJ. for Richmond arriving at
Richmond at i 30 P. NJ, and with c. o. Mail
and Huntington arriving at Huntington at 10 90
A. NJ. The Train leaving New York at s SO P. NJ.
and Philade!Phia at II As A. NJ connects with this
train.
81 P. NJ. SPECIAL EXPRESS, DAILY.-Ar-
river at Gordonsville at 30 A. M, Getting at
. 10 a. NJ. with C. & o. Express Tt ain both East
A. NJ, and conn necting with Richmond and Dam
willie md Richmond and Petersburg express Trains
for all Points South. and the latter arriving at
Huntin gton at 45 P. M, making close connec
tion with Steamer for Cincinnati and the West
Train leaving New York at - 55 P. NJ and Ba!ti-
moro 10 P. VI. connects with this train. Through
Cars from Warrington to RICHMOND on this Train.
600 A. Nj. Train from Richmond arrives at
Gordonsville - As P. NJ connecting with the Va.
Midland Train, leaving at 10 p NJ. and arriving
al Waship 2 ton a 6 en- P. M; At Philadelphia at
2 IS Train from Richmond arrives at Gordons-
viIle 80 p. NJ, connecting with the Va. Midland
Train, leaving att 40 P. NJ. and arriving at Wash.
ington at II IS p at Beiun9re ao a: M;
lO45P " Train from Richmond arrives at Cor
don.vlle , 40 A. NJ, connecting with the Va. Mid.
land Train leaving a! oU a.; NJ. a. n,riving nv AZ
Philadelphia 30 P. NJ land New YORK Us r. NJ.
Throurh Cars from Richmond to Washington on
this train ..:y,o,o, =,
Tr,in tom Hunting ton arrive at GordonsviIl. IS
A M. connecting with Virginia Midland Trl in,
i.ayine at2 so A. NJ, and arriving at Washing. IN
ss,nbi, at : 81 a. ;op P M 0 and New YoFk4 os p
n3- Tickets on Sale at virginia Midian' X.
7iSCt.t 0Gtice. COL and 6O3 Penna Aver ue frd
baltimore and Potomac r. X. Depot OIL Ht b
s'rsets' i'll MORROW,
P.... Ap,t. eol and 6Os Penn Ave. Washington
w. NJ s. DUNN. Eng. & sup't., ,Riehmol