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solemnly taken himself out of politics, and
will proceed TO organize unselfsh reforms.
Simmons is master of the whole art of keep
ing a situation.
To-day is the last of the popular subscription
to the four per cent loan, and it Is hoped that
the total will reach or even exceed fifty mil
lions, surprising even sangmne expectations.
1t is already near that figure.
In South Carolina, tOo the Republicans talk
of disbanding. Does it ever occur to the
Democratic leaders that they may get the
South too solid The people of the North
don't like the look of States where mi
norty cannot even exist.
A letter from Erzerum gives refreshing ac-
count of the speedy justice which befell
large troop of Crcassians who threatened to
repeat in Armenia something of the atrocities
of Bulgaria. The Russian revenge was as ter
rible as it was swift, for, by report, not one
fourth of the whole number Of CircasslaDS
escaped.
In France, the Duke de Broglie and his
"Government candidates " are likely to be the
subject of derision T. .. han of alarm.
''"'N''N
parties, by calling into play Their common hatred
for the Republic, cannot reasonably expect TO
contend successfully with the Republicans, who
are earnest and united.
The exemption of members of the National
Republican Committee from the operation of
the Presidents order respecting offce-holders
will doubtless be charged upon the Admins
II, no n daportnro from the strict Tule of
Civil Service Reform. In practical effect, how
ever, it cannot be said to be very important
execution, as the Committee will not meet,
in all probability. for the next three years.
Cen. Howard is proving himself spirited
Ipdian-fghter. His victory near the mouth of
the Cottonwood was won with some expendl-
ture of life, but it was a hard blow for
Chief Joseph. Indeed, it has so far turned the
tide of the war that Gen. Mcdowell already
announces that it may not be necessary to call
ont volunteers, as the President had decided
TO do. Gen. Towards dispatches show also
that he is hopeful of putting an end to the
whole business at once.
last weeks death-ro shows an alarming in
crease over that of the week before, reaching the
totol Of s31. The same remark that has APP
nlied TO all previous reckonings since the Sum
mer mortality set in, applies to this The greater
mart of this destruction - among children under
sve wears of age, and much of it might be pre-
vented. if the Board of Apportionment would
transfer a small unexpended balance on the
hooks of the Board of Health for That
purpose The whole subject OF unexpended
balances is in such controversy, however, that
the slaughter of the innocents VIII doubtless
continue to the end of sad chapter, all Tor
want of $4,000.
Winter is not the only season OF desututlon'
THE condition of the unfortunate Boyle family
s;,dor Of fbis fact that ought to open "a
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The general problem of reducing the force 10 n
Cuisines basis" continues to worry the oiiciamnd'
and the specific case Of the New York Custom House
seems to be superlatively knotty and aggrayatlng.
A commission of experts have already recommended
n reduction of 20 per cent and now fresh tribunal
has characterized such n reduction as " wholesale,
and therefore improper while they advise areducon
of3 per cent which they probably consider as retail
and exemplary. ii Secretary Sherman should spiit
the difference and decapitate just sixteen men ana
half out of every hundred there is little doubt that
the country would be safe but it occurs to PLAIN peo
pie that this thing be settled without so nuch
arithmetic When the new Civil Service Rules es-
tabiish themselves. and working along IN the
full tide of successful experiment, there may not Dc
any supernnmerares to reduce In any event, would
il not prove Of advantage to have some heads OF de
partments who could be trusted to make their
own reductions as needed, without the ald OF
mathematician to establish the precise per centum.
As the matter now stands third commission may
step IN to revise the retail percentage OF the second
commission just the latter body figured down the
wholesale reduction of the Jay Tribunal. Then up
would rise Commission No. 4, and so on in bewil-
dering succession until the whole country would be
cipherino up the average of an infinite series of per-
centages. and Reform would come to he Kissing
and a by-word in the mouth Of every citizen who
was not familiar with the dferential and integral
calculus.
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ought TO find greatly increased sale within her
borders and our citizens ought to take part IN tne
many profitable enterprises for the development Oh
the vast resources of that fruitful land. we need
representative who appreciates the opportunity
and has the ability to advance American interests
i'm these directions
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In South Carolina, too, the Republicans talk
of disbanding. Does it ever occur to the
Democratic leaders that they may get the
South too solid7 The people of the North
don't like the look of States where mi
nority cannot even exist
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To-day IS Tue last OF Tie pOpuaT SuDScIlPIIUH
to the four per cent loan, and it Is hoped that
the total will reach or even exceed fifty mil
lions, surprising even sanguine expectations.
1t is already near that figure.
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Simmons is true to his new faith. lie has
solemnly taken himself out of politics, aud
viii proceed TO organize unselfsh reforms
Simmons is master of the whole art of keep
inc n situatiOn
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Winter is not the only season OF destituuon'
The condition of the unfortunate Boyle raniy
"a a reminder of this fact that ought 10 open q
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FOREiGN.-It is said that the Russians have cut
the Shumla- Rustchuk Railroad at Rasgrad, -= In
France the Due de Brogle has completed the list of
Government candidates == There is a revolt
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

Michacl Brennan stabbed James Kelley, 81 No 504
Wet nc fyelhih--t. zst ~, J rru- hn arytieg.
IIe was yostcriay hc iu $1,000 uaii oy Jisicc B2'y
Charlie. ALucW was arrested on Tuesday bv De
tech Dals cars- Il Holac % ililnWs lie "ts
brought before E.XhT yesterday ANA remarked TO
await tl.c arrival 81 the officers lrDm ILLINOIS,
James Rodrcr and John Wilaon, well known
tiIucs were hy sHt So il4r and BtlM Dr. ain"
iur ir1ut ~ So. tuuu ,s sltt store at No. Jl'
Icafave. TUESDAY night lH we're arrested, ana yes
Justice EiAy held t IA la rl,'u btl o Answer
Al the Toou,, i'1Ice CoUrl yesterday, before U--
Duly Nathaniel Bennett O No go C1ftarCt s thargc
IS inar sullivan iG Uic larceny o a silver Wart fSlr az
50 DO from ler,Ol Ia front lal -ilo in Siuiis, Oh
tuesday MOI ming lie "as lolI DO $1,000 bal.
o. the complaint OF Officer Nccovan. OF the
Tenth Precinct iIuud Iatlushi brought up 70 TIE
Essex Msrsut Court, Yesterday lof hcena lrauurn eN
tiuou at .. BE- coy, contrary tO tr provisions Z tc
,titutr. e permitted o oh promising 90 abandon TO
business.
William II. Upper and Louisa upper, hs sister,
Monday. tr.rg 90 vt! ile IN Do T.
articles nom ile NrF-hoh llDt whore tirf we've tiu
pi0yr, arrsnrd .e orr Jsce bHDJ yts.oida.
There beng evidence alris ~ Doe discna sei,
but LOUISA wax h,l ~ 5000 ual Cor ,Fla.
Ey,rard cd. che principal witness agaius
James Brady. oscar %. Peterson aIs raj other
uacs. N.s committed ,czirrna D. judge Girf',"' Do
She CONT 90 general SDhsYi 100 tie House 81 b-ieHio .
Grady OF Peterson Boz be- tuel to-day Tor fcOA0us
slJ.t Do Gtt iIpilre lO shoe. a o.ncgr.
Agnes Harmon, of No. so West Thiriy-nintli-st.,
NIs.,f fc ruins oi ODE ge4i ire u Tuesday night and Wills
there lntet rcIt Il sI} smith Of ~c plrr.. sole 'f
purse lining -, vhi describing te 1re scanes her
caused M4t arrest, csf dy justice biADy Aca
.cr % H. 90 Daii 10 answer
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DCoposnls

TUp TRUSTEES OF rng NEW YORK And BaooKLT BmpCE,{
OFFICE, so. 81 NATEk6T., BHCuKLfN, sept 8, iSff
GtEALkD PROPOSALS will be received by
the Trustees ~ tue ok and Biu0kNn Bridge ult
the ls DAY ~ October 1917 Tor the manuaciur ana delivery
OF absnt 300 wrought wire rupo sockets Drawn - may
be 40 &c Bridge ONCE tracing and specifications 10
BE- sent upon application.
Tie bids addressed the Trustee Of The New ork
Brooklyn Bridge No II water So Btoohyu anu i~iet
l'fOpo-.is Sockets" W. 4. fOEEIso tmti Entn'er
THh TRUSTEES or TBR SEw.YoRK AND BEOOKLYN BnngR{
OFFICE NO 81 W'IEksT BLDUkLlh, Aug. @o, l-st, ,
GtEAIED PROPOSALS Will he received by
- Trustees or tho Ncy-YOrE AMI Br0lalyl IRA -
units H. m Monday October for about IN ENIl THOU
SAND CUBtC YARDS Of GRANITE FNCt, ARCH ali
other STOEh, also for about IHltEL lHDi SAND LIN.
EAL FEEf of GRANITE PAPAPsl 50 o-t, hf i1e sew
York i,ruukyn approaches the Etsi itFcl bridge
plars bc seem and Spccueatloss obt1Hrt, az The
Engineers nce specification, VIII DO sent upon apta
ton ~ The Office o. the Trustees.
The proposals must ho directed 70 the lruseoo ~ the See
brooklyn Bridge 81 Waters 81, br'o.lyn intoffr'
Proposals iOr stone for AppToaches.'
W l. hOEBL1NG. chief Fngircer
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the COURTS.
CIVIL NOrEs

Judge Van Brunt, sitting in Common Pleas Specia'
Term has ordered referee the sut for separation "i Rosa
Berlman against Moacs BeTtuau According TO her CON
plant the, were married January and her husband
az ..el. Beating backing a. her rs
followed until August she was iOrcch 20 ieaNc
him.
cur1ous ending of the suit Of Carrie j. Mullins
AGAINST er M .,ri cane before in ~ Wcstbr01E IN Su
rr,me court Chambers tray. she accused her husband
OF cruelty but ne papers ued ycscr ay hc SAID iat ne
as ugi rtruat.iv a yIcm ci sCYIOi, That $40 hl re-
csuiir taA. tbr isgr now s'1,r. t01k back All tl
caT.es against husband Tho question before - Nut'
Vrstbook SOLELY whether Der counsel should be paia an!
thing. .ufee Westbr0Os reserved hI, det,Sun.
The Original Hembold is Henry +. flelmbod. He
was declared insane by NewJesy Court and went into
bautrpptcv she assignee bankruptcy sold the trademark
TO Albert L. IFcmh0d, i nephew. M. HcmhOd gave lis
name 20 conn any and mott was rIEue ycserIaf D Tore
uars NC-infuJk SUPP Court, Canhers. 10 rest nm
Mr. IItlui0lds CDui llO dS s DIS name iHt qh slin
raised urrr frsf whether the New J-s Gee SION ta MI
iic'mU1ll was lnIi4l e., hn Ing Aef rk toEi
aud second aAthrr there hl. inirnc-lIltt y tr Hc
cUluaa, Old trade alik. Judge WestDroeA Itsrfed
b. u. li.tr.
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BFCI.ION--st.T.5 ..

Supreme CORrf-SpecGi IaTa-iji JudCc Van Worst.
Grand 10 Yid7 anC lfaua la oal Co., lgf -aUIrIl Find
.tItlr~ec 30, uuladiu. tf4IcA act. lra0I q al
Judgment Tor iialnth -aer opinion.
Nap9iOr (0Ui- p,0dI Gg.-By Chief JudgD Cur
ts--clsmOuz ag aikerOri -rlt'i and Undertaking
approved Smifh Pt TIE niicd ,atrs lArrss Company
Motion mat plaintiff file security granted orrtram at
Lang a. a-M"iDn elaHtta GA paNmch 81 coa,- a. IrF
op.lr Of september -, 1870, ali ll -eCllty Tor
COSTS ;ilaorr aCt The NsW-.Wk Elevated hifolG
Company Motion or reference granted. Ihe NeNNotk
I1le Insurance Company 30. NcCn! % iyri-r alst0t De-
mug King OF award o. Michael Ryan. Baker 90 AL
aet S!uI-uu .ll0IssiO. ordered. hldcAla ed s,
4cL And, Is.n, Reference 0uyie iu ut matter o.!
I'D. pcliuuIs % ~ a iliyp. COR leave 81 sue,
Drirtd ,al leave D. granted to to gc oHr-t coa meme
ulO.&re I4i-f Ll-iur IS. ryttI,
tn, mate. of tAc IOu of Nu.. N.fu!cf ti.t
ceiver parry de.rHutr -iadcI Doe New
4olI elevated fIliuld. Dcr OF ifelce lo fne -i0H
oswolth - bOlt apL Well 60 a.; tocAer ag. t1u, Eer
birury l~lauH Az 4li~ -4traC a-f Ic
l.
- deg iIinth hgvt jHr amen. on amended answer
frivolous. Cote go. Ffcclao -OiaeI itluci. Jail
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nv homsoeycr owned; next every idence OF price P"
FOR that property, such as notes for pIiee
orgagcs Tor the price of land sold, bonds anu an o'
paper evidences Of contingent receipts; IN 10
everything twice. part therefore, OF , ,nS pT IN
other words does not exist As tins properly M ~
not exist cannot manifest tse even Vr NV ne bath of
The owner or by the guess OF an assessor anu uv @
t ~ c law with Certainty and justice depends prac-
t " an the latter expedent As inevitable conse-
ouence very honest men are excessive! - ~
,sri az the community are made 10 bear 0oth theF own
6ur,cns and these of others who escape taAatVn h,
A. IN remedies IL can readily be seen that nc Mnuo
diecntv lies in depending universal honesty 70 aus
ill., ,roI,crtv Which does rot exist other words, IN
attempting to assess and levy upon that when ~
and intangible The exemption OF TINS hetltip 5 ami
taxation the OATH and the deomng board WIN sa' .
which yitiae our whole econoiny O.see -, t6
false duplication Of our real wealth, ana WI t'o
tions on interstate commerce whch arc WHY ,, Co,;
10 the spiriI, II not, indeed, to the language VI Jul wv
sutuilon .,o,., are frat
thai ls fhe proposed, exemption. some atI WIN"
cape taxation But suppose that every ot.te ~, -
all the visible and ianeo,e pTolTS, s ~ Ibor ali the
say, all the land, all material PiVuuctS VI % hat H.
money and live stock, in word al that eTss waI -
there left 10 taxi IL there any other real Weat"l
ofRer objection * that by t'is chango some nGn ~ il
cape taxation The answer Is simple ana obvious. ~ 30
immaterial whether men escape or not IL Is "e"'"
which is taxed, not men. .,.oa NV,
Common Councils and other local autroilueS 10 Ia
tcir sueDdlnenoncy represent but one OF tue peSeu
evils OF local taxation Tue other Is the W'" Mr. Har-
rs OF Springfield, has published some ia Us o r eyr
jec and though they have never Dees w. me- 70 ar 100
widely known. They show that AFTER deoueuns S "
cef,iuate item In the annual cost OF living - per car
Tia 10 defrgy the cost Of managing az Tue ns %
lie ovor,ec net saving Of each individual cahnoV
exceed $40 yearly, and that con.eqssH'I o cye e
of SIS Ter capita annually tahont SyO TOT 49,
fsm,l,1 ansfs the whole income OF the community
ana renders accumulation impossible unless me eliau
~, CO ~ Iyn- he diminished. Ills facts uItaer SHOW
fi the average tax per CAPITA through al the clileS IN
MasseclusaftS instance, excluding Boston, WIS % -
In sGl and I'M 1879 Sl7 II; that the debt OF thtse en-
ies waich IN 1861 amounted to only @liOVV'VVC' III
Is5 amounted to SO 600 Again, III 1870 ue ~
craze annual TAX per capita, OF many OF the etita III ~
ITufed states tar eXcceed the sum o. SIS Wlhh ~lo
accumulation is possible, and ranged a. lgn as F0o'
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Eegnl Notltes.

IN PURSUANCE of an order made by the
Hon ichar l. Iarremore one " the Judges o. the Court
OF Common Pleas The CITY and County Of EcW YORK sitting
A. County Judge on the Of August, notice Il
hereby given al the creditors and persons having
william II. Chapman and william ~. wins. iN'V
dong business in the C ard County Of NcwYOTs, under no
firm uf W. Chapman Co." that they are required 10
their said aims vouchers therefor duy ven
hcd The subscriber the duly apgonied assignee Oh he @
Chapman and William IT, VIII com iDsinS the iif
20. Chapman q Co.. for The benefit oi thelr
"a the 0ico OF ms attorneys Elliot " :. sidney 7it 80 ~
wallet Do the CITY York. be0r the ZSh day OF
Oci0ber 1877 New York, Aug. Is, 1871 GhOt1E
GfLANENI HORST, Assignee.
ELLIOT e =. SIDNEY SMITH. Attorneys Tor Assignee
% WnllAt, NeW-NOik
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P1SSENGERS SAILED.

FOR TIVFRPOoL-Tn steamship Algr-fc;-Miss Dora
Abbot Ayers Ella Bcebc, MTs j. Y Bennett WI
Ter 30 No. IT,, capt Brown Tho, =. Butler y comm,
Mr. and rrs g. Cooper a.. East q. A Hamilon, pit al
e. \. Hathaway. ~ J. IA mifys, NJ ana ~ nun
child and maid servant Ltifcn. Miss Lrieh H. g LOOK
Iot T. D. Lowe NJ T. and Mr.. g. Parker. David Powers,
r. H. irssr Louis sands Rev. and Mrs A j. scott, a..
Senior n Rev X - neBnard vito and chilli. Mrs. y Snep
p-r ticrIiit smith nir Mrs u. D. Spauding, iite
am u md NO servants NJ EVard sutton, Arlogt Thai
ls sister Thsr.sl Tuokcr Mr. Ward Ieewlli Bon
iilts wax Mr. aud Mrs. O. y. Wells, Basil r. wood, MIS-
RahcOrn, three children and infant "A. J. Rae
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PASSENGERS ABRIVED.

From GLssGOw-Yn steamship Stre of NerrdG- j, w
BIrcl,y NJ r.; L. stephens, jar r. FiDlay Mrs flnlay,
Vim Gibson Mr. WIN. Gibson. Rev. Dr. T.. H. Bugbee J..
T. Bunbat SIR Neen Keen. Air Allan, Mt Auei, Master
Tuokcf leo L. carer Mr Life, Mrs. Life - Bates MIS- -
pet,s l. T. Cbesfhau T. J. snow, Rev ). Robinson, y L.
o,mis Mira Duks Master Duke Mas " Hubbard ss car
harf Miss wilson TEos 4. Chapcl MIS-. T. D. chapel mlss
l. I.rInrr Master ". Merriam, Mr. Haincs, Nj: huntcI'
Mise Iuner ~. u. FaIrbaIrn ~ X ID snyder Mss u -
Suydcf Geo Mckay, !sObt Harrison, Mis- eieftli sis
AdrIlna Merriam Miss Louise Merriam, Miss liaFtinh Mics
Mcdonald :. g. AcDougal, James Mc,gEdy, Mr., "a.
MrCurly Ashley. Mrs Ashley, Miss Ashey anu Ai"'''
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steamships Aries. Allentown. centpcde, TOnawanda VII
Transport and Berks.
MISCELLANEOUS


steomshp state ~ Nevada (3r) Brses from glasgow.
which arrived early hour on the 9TH reports ssp,enyrr
g. lat o. lon $500, passed National Line steamship
bound Fast same day. lat 1902 Ion. G2O German bark
with sgna letters q bound vest also, same day. aL
4i4D lon 653i bark Mzpab, Of Yarmouth " 81 from DUB
lin Tor Philadelphia 49, . -. ~, - -,
chr ArgO before reported sunk al North Brothers lsanp
raised civ Island for repairs has been newly
mbered plankcd rigging; came OF the halfway sep
TENDER D. 4.
VsEYARD HAVEN. sept. 5.Tho schooner Guse Wilson AZ
tins port reports having tho schooner Lucy Wen"oh
Calls an Eastern schooner ashore AZ anchor
near Handkerchief Lighslp having been IN collision r
Lucy wentworth lost malubOom, gain and malnsal lhe
other vessel and had her coors act bn0n down.
IIor later snap Yers. n any zee ram Paye.i
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PRECOCIOUs.-A gentleman had occasion TO
daughter, agd four, recently. Alter It was
over and she had while she went to her mother
go ont ~ dOorsi"
A PhilosOphic Benedick says: "'o I've nagged
at AID blown up by beautiful being Of your own, who
loVea YOU all the while like applePir, and whom you
love ike m-pudding Is. 10 my idea the happest PRIV
ilegc VI mauimOnY."
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60 00nom # clan Concern

DEWARD. 800 will be paid for iniorma-
Z fion that vii TO the dndng Of any one o. tie
e erks OF m late = IL LUNT Cape. \. o. ~ that "er WIN
hln % lime for three four mo ms previous 10 MS
". y. IESFEVEY,
Dodge, Iowa.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WAsHISGToN. Sept. 5.-Leut. Geo. w. Tyler Is
dered the Plymouth Thomas H. Plunket Is or
GetysDurg Ensgn h. r. Nicholson Is ordered
for dnty IN instruction In ordnance the Washington navy
Yard lieut. Andrew Dunlap Is deischcd from the Hydro
graphic Office ana the Osspeo Master LeNs G.
IIefner is detached from the Osspee and awaits or'ie
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llnslCal Jn5trulne'lIs

! IGUrE & ERNST, old house cf Lighte
h bradbury orer th-ir splendid PIANotOhiEs At ior
prcea easy monthly al IL East 4th-G also
smiths American pttAN~.
e. X. BALL n DO.
y. No. IL East lATH Sr
Clrz-rirga Sflnwy's aud 0tagr .lDo- aud Organs 10
forcssr. 01 4usrlilnrnI., 'rd t't r-ni.
CT'PERiOR toned, deliberately carved rs
> gcisy. n.l CRANE PGASOToKlE ~l90i c-t 5000 ias
May cAtrurndiy sa'r.Ace ield. tce Cast Jl4 81.
DVREVeS THESE RaAEggs TgYsES
We eii sell octave Pianos sig9 - octave SOD cash Z
slDy Nr-.u 900; stops rjDi stops sos Stops 800, l'
stcs S-3 -tp 7lCo, clsI DO r.ri year 100 le'ltc
nlaer fhly instlionts received ior neN 4iap, "a
ORGAN. on O lri until paid for HORACE NAIti.- N ~
80 East li--t, between Broadway AMI university pl M
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MlNtArrRn ALMANAC.

AM rises go. 5:31 GA Clock SLOW %
Moon AIS; l:i2 Moons age, days -
ulau wATEG To.DAf-h ~ . 40
sandy Hook. G:3Z Island. 6J1 Hen Gate'''' $40
mot wATEg Tu-DAf-F ". "a,
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THE OLD RELIABLE ,o,rov
STONINGTON LINE, FOX bVolON

AND ALI. PO1N - EASi v,,rs
NOT A TRIP MISSED ~ CoN.ECI TIVE
STONINGTON AND NARkA6ANShi - Zoo,
az D NJ aasly l~undays excepted om he, linz 80
of Law At Sta,rrooms and tickets fOk ~ hHN ter.ss
cured at S0s Broadway, and al 81 oiiess o. $500
20 Aso tickets sale at all hotel tickct on,s Al oy
Pnsse gors and Freight via either me Always N
est rates. -, - u,e to ard from
M ~ ~ IN, bai. a he BrOokyn Annex. LEAVING 80"
eFs "h"ii' Fu'''H '''' H. ) BABCoCK. PTeaiasSA
l. W. kuASA General Passenger AEsaI
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW


FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
Leave FOR Trenton aud Plll1lciphla ~ OdO,
g. $780, 1880 m, 1870, $3.50, 55O IL p m, ana ~ Pm
for Trenton . -, al,
Leave Philadelphia station North Pennsylvania Rail
rua, Tlrd i,orAssts, az $50 $3.50, 1850 a. $780,
4.i5 =: So, II y. M. 80. 49, - 49,
1915, 2.lO $50, GO@ p m.
pullman Drawing Room cars attached 10 the $50
1880 $50 D. trains from Now York 20 the $50 $3.50
100 trains from Philadelphia, and sleeping Cars 10 the
II o'clock midnight trains from both New York aud Phlde
plua - 1000. 49,
$50 NJ 5.3O. l. Leave Trenton az 10 20 a. M
SlOpm 1900.
Tickets foot of Liberty Nos. 500 and oit
Broadway principal hotels al Offices OF the Erie hs
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