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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-10-24
How 10 Manage Them After They
Arc Up.
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New York Herald

Misfortune seems to follow Prof. Kings
balloon, which collapsed so Unexpectedly .
few days ago. 1t has again come to grief,
and this time in mid-air, SO that the escape
Of the aeronaut seems almost miraculous.
1t was long ago demonstrated that balloons
will ascend, 20 1t would appear the part of
prudence - well as science for aeronaus to
direct their present attealion to the import
ant matter Of management Of there self
willed. uu1Epstworthy air-ehips.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-10-24

IIopeka Commonwealth, ls
The speech of Gov. Crawford delivered
before the Greenback club OF this city. last
night, is spoken of a. an able argument in
favor Of greenback., and against specie re-
sumption.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-10-24
Who AUthorszsd d the Trapping of the
uRar.lp

Philadelphia Press, II
The Democrats repeat with great gu-to
the toubiiul statement that Mr.. Tilden did
not see the ciph,r kilograms. Perhaps ne
did not: but who authorized the deposit Of
the funds with which to make the bribery
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-10-24
Ih Hest rhilg ia ey Can 10 Sc q
Keep film There.

, :
When a Congressional district has Il
thoroughly good representative in Congress
the best thing it can do is to keep him
there. This piece OF advice is gratuiroas
10 the second and third Kansas districts.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-10-24

TIE Bell punch br5LgL. tie Virginia
treasury nearly ? million Gcllsrs Ia year.
That's punching 70 some FurFcze-
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-10-24

The yellow fever did one good thins-it
bleached out the "bloody shirt"
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-10-24

According to the San Francisco BrGet.n
the whole world is rapidly going 10 the
demnition bow-wows, IS TIE folloTiug will
show:
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-10-24
Ills1g.,5. i


THURSDAY, OCTOBER - 1873
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-10-24

Gen. Pope warmly indorsed the proposed
transfer of the Indians to the War Depart
ment, although, he ssid, it would impose
heavy and dissnreeable duties upon the ar
my officers. He believed that supplies
could be Issued to the Indians through the
War Department with the same expedition
and regularity that they are issued to the
soldier. Relieving that all the outbreaks
and wars that have occurred in the past
had grown out of the dissatisfaction Of the
Indians in not receiving their supplies, be
held that, in this way, the main source Of
our bordrr troubles would be stopped, and
the Indians might be gradually initiated
into the customs OF civilization. The trans
fer was desirable for another reason. The
Indian agent knows, when he is appointed
that he will at bes, hold his position for
only four years, and the temptation to
make hay while the sun shines il some
times irresistible, ,swhile he can go back to
his home in the East, with 50, 600 or $780,
900 in his pocket, without any questions
being asked. On the other hand. the army
officer holds his position for life, he can
not make great deal of money without
his fellow officers knowing il, and the fear
that he will lose caste With them, the fear
of his superior, At Washington, because he
only holds his position during good beha-
vior, are sufficient to prevent him from en-
gaging in speculations which could not i'm
prove his position in any way, which would
Be inevitably discoveseds and lead TO his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-21
A NEW BUSINESS ATLAS.

Rand, McNally g. Co., of Chicago, have is
sued in substantial. convenient and attractive form
business atlas which admirably the purposes for
which was designed 1t contains large scale maps Of
tho States and Territories OF the Provinces OF Canada
and Of the West Indies two large maps Of the United
States and Canada, and reference map Of the world.
These arc printed by process which adds unusual
dstinctness to the letteringa most desirable end 10
which the absence Of colOrng except boundary lines,
contributes The work is a compendium OF knowledge
useful 10 business 1t shows in detail the railroad
and express system Of North America, and accurately
states all important facts regarding location population
etc. BY OF veFtiesl and horizontal lines terminal
ing in figures and letters the margins OF the maps 10
which elaborate tables OF reference refer, the smallest
village can be foDnd with its railroad communications
The sales the atlas have already been large but
larger than It's real value justes. The NewYOrk Office
the general Eastern agent Alexander A. Grant, is at
No. 10 Park-place.
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IIPPINCOTT.

The June LippincOH consists to large e1-
tent OF popular descriptive articles Of which the iusra-
lions are fully copIOus and interesting the letter
press. Among these arc easter on the Riviera" con-
tanning an account OF Nice, Cannes, Monaco Mcntone
ST. Reno and other places of interest on The COrniche
Road along the Maritime Alps The Four in Hand"
by Jennie j. Young relating the history Of coaching In
England and this country, with gances at the Hteia
OF the subject second paper on the ROumaian
Land" by Edward King, with many lively sketches Of
travel in that romantic country and pictures OF the
national life and society. Miss YOung's account OF
coaching is timely and clever and the Illustrations
arc unusually well done. warmly sympathetic paper
on Elizabeth Barrett Browning, by Marion Couthouy.
treats chiefly OF the personal characteristics OF the Illus
trous pOctcss describing her model Of true and noble
wOmanhOOd, In which even the spcndOr OF her genius
was eclpsed by the feminine qualities OF her nature.
Even the shafts of her logic winged with wOu-
anly passion. The highest charm of her character
siss in the fact that the endowment OF intellectual
energy for instant laid so heavy strain upon
her heart as crush out the tender feminine qualities
which she herself regarded the brightest glory Of
woman. Her power OF loving was so vast that we
might ignOle all the rest and say that she all love-
and yet acknowledge her. for that reason alone
celenty great She all her greatness to feed her
love- She made her intellect contribute its life to her
heart, or, / should rather say, TO her soul;
and for this she stands forth one OF the
grandest lOveliest. most real women who ever lived"
The poetry this number is also all womany, contrib.
uted by Celia Thaxter Emma Lazarus and Louise Chand
Ter Moulton There food for reflection in the following
paragraph from one of Mrs Lucy Hoopers graphic Pa
rsan papers The mmOderate Of absinthe is said
10 have caused much OF the insanity that peoples
the asylums OF Paris The horrors OF the siege and the
Commune and the ovcTindulgence in wines and liquors
during those dreadful months, drove many poor
ture ravng mad During the period extending from
October 1870 TO May 1871 the consumption OF alco-
hoc drinks In Paris amounted to five times as much as
it ordinarily is during entire year. The OF this
is simple enough Food was scarce In the beeaguered
city, and liquor plentiful. People lived for weeks
on bread and wine Fuel not to be had. draughts
of brandy were resOrted to for warmth. Such regimen
acting on frames enfeebed by want minds exaspe,
rated by defeat and sorrow, on passions nfiamed by
scenes OF carnage, might we'll drive whole population
distracted Hence, doubt not, came nnetenths OF the
disorders and the horrors Of the Commune. Paris dur
ing that terrible period was literally suffering from
delirium tremcns"
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SCRIBNER.

A good article is devoted to the discussion
Of the claims of engraving to be ranked of the
Fine Arts by Mr.. William ]. Linton, In which that
eminent woodengraver maintains the affirmative side Of
the question, contendng that he who works in Art
arfully, artsticay is an artist, whatever his subject
whatever his material, whatever bis tools" In regard
to the essential nature Of true art Mr. Linton ncden
tally dsclaims the principles Of eRaphaesm, affirm
ing that the truthful representative OF the Beau
tful" definition which is doubt applicable to the
purpose Of his discussion but which unless regards the
term beautiful including the whole sphere Of emo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-21
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NETWORK CITY.

Park ave W a. 561la 10 Of 38th.st, 1IxS0, Alfred
Carpenter and wife, 20 George X Wrgat -.........
East both - mo 800, 26xl0O5XiTTegulnf, Harriet
smith. William Henry smith ana wiie' 10 Olara w
WasningtOnave, RailrOadave, Adams--' aaG Nhet
norc.st cath ward 10 lots), Willard W0rster
To Mary WOrster.
Pars-ave. " r. 56.1 IL of 5sthst. lT1SO, George
Wright 10 Mary Carpenter ........................
77thst - $50. 50x lC2.2 Edward II CoWlcs, referee,
70 SALISBURY Bradley. .a.......
3dayc, " =, go II W OF MOttst 23.oxluO, Thomas
Rae and wife, Henry Brncs mann ...-...........
l23d-st, s. 1894 II Of 9TH ave, 3siNlOp aud also
I23d-st, u y, 235 623 II W Of fth-ayo. l93axiOO.
4 rlcs WeErum 60 John May. ..-.-..........
Wilari.lve s. Z75 II OF 3dst 6OxlOO, Jane Potter
10 Mie. l. COok;; a.. ia
aud l40), lOUxl0O, Thomas III Kodman aud Dwight
Johnson executors, etc. 10 Gustav schNoh. .......
East 32d-st (NO 2i4l ls.0x9S9. Harriet McAnana
am Others, 10 Fanny McGuire......-..... ........
sd ST. - 200 II OF lOthaye, 25xI0o5 Ambrose 40
nell referee, 10 Richard Belts. ......
5thaye n o cor I3Oth.st l6.Sx75, Ambrose Mcneil.
referee. to Annie Gould. ........................
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Cost Gno fonno.

DANK BOOK LOST.-Banll Book No. 302,-
ID s9I Of the BOwery Savings bank Is nssng Tho nder
"A requested return the bank. II restored before
the day May, 1878, application vii! be made to the
bank for q new book.
I OST-Erie Railway Company first CONSOLE
1896 1897 dated september 1870 All persons are
warned against negotiating said bonds payment has been
stopped Information relative may be sent TO JOIN
COtURANE Glasgow, Scotland Messrs. |. & Z. MOORE
& Co, No l42 PcaIl.st. y. Y. CITY.
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gitn Rsdl gsiaie for Sale.

CR0SBY-ST. PROPERTY, near BrOome, will
~ be sold low paty able 10 pay $1,000 81 90
IN cash. might exchange in part Or Brook house. rutland
WHITING. Beekmanst.
vOR SALE or EXCHANGE-A frst-claSs
fOurst0ry brown stone high basement house iIescooi
and fully furnished: the Windsor Hotel W. H. WELA
So LibeTtyst.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Armstrong, Harriet and husband, 70 Mahl0n sand
and oihers. exeeutors. etc. 8 Eat DroldWay. " d

Armstrong Harriet and husband, 10 MahlOn sands
ciiafoSSSS -. -. 5000
Barry. Julia A, 20 Simon seward, n 2, e5d-st, G Of
OF -tNo @SV
dis9 etc, 77tasi, eot oth ave months $4,000
Cook Miles T. to Jane Potter. " Wlllariaye (2ith
Nardl. lnstlLlcntss. 100
FOlko Theodore, TO Daniel II Smith, sbihst OF
Avc-B; also s7th-st, =, g Of Ave-B and also n -
sG,Hst of AyeB year. 10000
O'Oe sisdave ' year, ~ - - 1900
Meehan. Mchsei and wife. TO Henry llills. commit
tee etc Nos 81 and 90 Mont gJnery-s. yeaIs... 800
Moss sophia - to the Emgfsht Industrial savings -
Bank, No 2SD Madsonst lyear....... ......... 5000
Paussg, Joseph and wife 10 George Mulhzan. 8 3D. -
ave, Of lilthst, years. 4OOJ
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF NORTGAGEs.
Bennett James A, to Charles Rome 5000
Clarke, Edwin. executor, etc TO George Beers execG
oer iSs SAVING. Bank Of city Warren 1000
Bennett 5000
same Mcneil and Mary NJ ROome ......... 1900
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New Publications..

" CHIMES OF NORMANDY.n-All the
" vocal and piano gems o. this successful opera ;
Waltz 80 cents Gaop 30 cents Polka so cents POpOur
(wsen 10 cehts Legend Of the Bells 35 cents Waltz
Song" IS &c. Sole authorized editions published
by DiTSON q co. I'll and S43 Roadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-21

THE MARY POWELL will make the first
l. regular trip OF 1he season on WEDNESDAY. May %
leaving Vestry-st Pier 80. n. r.. DAILY 81 $3.50 y.
1S0 MILES for 10 CENTS.
stO Citizens Iine-TrOy bOats-State. only 81 ;
berh 25 LIST class fare 30 cents New palace steam
ere Saratoga" and "Cy Of Troy" leave daily except Satur
day. at D. m from Pier 40, N. r., foot Of Leroyst sure
with express ms for all points North East and
West. state-rooms and through tickets at DODDS EN-
PRESS, ga broadway, n. T.. and Courtst., brooklyn
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Gre dream.

EUSSELL'S ICE CREAM.
successful record OF - years has given FUSSELLS
ICE CREAM reputation for purity ricness and hayo I'M
TO Church and to the trade 2j cents quart to
Families u - p'' IS BIBLE HOUSE and G23 GTH.AvE
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REAL ESTATE.
HRw.YoRK. Monday. May {

NEw-fORk. Monday. My 20, 1873
The following sales were held at the z,
change salesroOm to-day:
BIZ Ydg Tdsset & RecrEfH
Nhe lease OF stables together with the MadirOn.ave
line ofSages horses, harness, Omnbussos, etc; Vim
Bv RtcadFd y. Hargen.
6stOry brick building with lease Of ict. No 90 New
81. =, $50 n Of Exchange place, lot 3s.5x75.
Irregular leased May 1. 1873 tenn years
ground rent s3OU0 per snnum T. W norrts...... 400
3story brick front house aud story brick stable in
rear with lot. No 90 SOuth 5thaye, 4 100 II 8 OF
Bleeekcrst lot 26x 90 Alex Perry. ..,....... 10 "a
2-st0ry frame dwelling house with lot. No lG3 East
ll4thst, u 3 2ll II " OF 3d-aye. lot 2sxlO0l0 Ad.
cline ~. ............... 900
Bu Wnt Eenneilg
2story frame house and stable with two lots, Nos
All and sl3 West 5lstst, =. $50 II " II 9th-aye,
each 25xiO05 jacob Campbell. 65,
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Removals.

SANDIFER, the old-established diamond
merchant mas removed his store, 755 broadway,
corner OF Clinton and Offering diamonds as specially
such low prices that even the dealers are as8hshsI
755 Broadway, corner OF Clintonplace
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NHTrE STAR LINE.

WHITE SIAk LINE. . $500, ,.,. ,,.,.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AID LIVERPOOL
NOuce-Thc steamers of this Line take the Lane Kontc
recommended by Iient Mauy Us " ON DOth Tue Ou'"Ald
aud hOmeward voyages. -, ,,,- .....
mira = 10 ttnf perry saturday. June !, y.
CIITIC Thursday, June a. 100 A. IA
FRON THE WHITE STAR DOCK flEH o. NORTH
RIVER A., ~,
Thcse steamers uniform In size and unsurpassed IN az
uoiutmeuts saloon. Stgu.TOour, SmOGng ana bAtl
arc pace amdships where the noise and motion are
least felt aaoring degree Of comfort hitherto unaalnaOe
o.: ,,-,... r,,,,,, nm
favorable terms Steeragc as. Al.
Company's offices, no. 81 Broadway, New ork
"'f' H. j. CORTIS. Agent
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6ouses auo farms ruanteo.

NrANTED-A country house for three
w months from June j. by very eareiai pflsan
iy must DE well furnished and have seven large nss
rooms besides servants rooms and good llNk % 100
neny of uit and vegetables; stable RON ior Ieui
nj Address with price ana ihi PAiNS'
II. MARSH, Box 1852 Post Once NeS-l o.s ------
WANTED-A good house IN the cry p g
w change for q gentlemans country seat 1AS'A
CORNING, l6t Broadway
XNrANTED-Three years lease OF 1,tSS
w house. so 20 40 rooms saaee Nt Ma sser
iuansi
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7 TITLE GUZZY.

| TITLE GUzzY'
Another bright book by the author OF
"HELEN'5 BABIES"
Ready this week Of the brightest cherest Oest books
OF the dav Brmhing with humor patos and interest
Nearly 400 pages with 20 Illustrations Pnce 81 paper
ers and 81 80, cloth bouud
CIV. CARLETON & CO.. Publishers New.york.
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FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
connections. Leave foot Of ibertyst, Tor Freehold at
B:15, ll:I5 q. H.. 4, 5lJ ID. IN.
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW

hum BROOK ROl ~.
,.ouo TOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA. on q
LeaSV Newf York for Trenton and Philadelphia Mt $50
~ T, 80 a. % $780, $780, $50 II and at H. fof
Leave Philadelphia from station North Pennsylvania RAN
ROAD htI an BeTksss, at l2oj $780, $50. ll3O a Ill.,
eaye Trenton at 20 Except Monday 6:35
St5, 1920 Al m. l2:l5 2;l5 4:l0 G:l5 p m
Pullman Drawing Room Cars attached 10 the $50 m
$3.50 M trains from NewYorki to the 1880 m 100 D. H.
SUNDAY TRAiSs-ieaye New.York and Philadelphia q
$50 m 5.3O Leave NeW.iOrk IOr Trenton 10 $50
A. m $50 D. M leave Trenton et 100 1920 N. 610
Tickets Tor sale foot OF LbertysL Nos 029 and s4t
Broadway principal hotels all Offices O the Erie Rail
way New.YOIk and brooklyn and at No Courtst Brook
lyn Baprnre checked from residence to destination.
IL. L. BALDWIN, Gen. Pass Agent
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. - GREAT
i TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES MAIL
ROUTE ON and after May g, 1875, trains leave New
Yok Desbrosses and Courtand Streets Ferries fol-
lows:
with Pullman Palace Cars attached. a. m and 80 p H.
daily. .
For winiamspOTt Lock Haven Cory and Erie, at $50 p
NJ connecting at CORY for Itusyie Petroleum Centre aud
The oil Regions. williamson and Lock Haven, a. III.
Baltimore, Washington and the SOUTH " Limited Wash
ngt0n Express OF Pullman ParOr Cars daily. except sun
day, $50 arrive Washington l;lO Regular at $40
0. H.. l. $50 and p m: SUNDAY ESQ and y m .,,
Express Philadelphia 80 1870 $40 g. $3.50 Lmited(
a. m L. 9, q, $50 Z, 1870. $50 and m. Sunday $50
and am, a. $780, $780, $3.50 and D. M Emigrant and sec
ond class, p. IN. . -, =, -, 49,
Jersey CITY ahoding speedy and direct transfer for
Brooklyn travel -
For trains Newark Elizabeth Railway Princeton Tren
ton AmbOv Pennington Bevideie and other points
see local schedules nj all Ticket Offices. $3.50
Trains From Plttsburg 66O lQ4O a. M 1910 r.
M daily; l0O m, $50 D. M daily except Monday From
Washington and Baltimore 500, $40 M 4lO, OLD, 1910
p. SUNDAY GjO $40 am From PhiladelPhia POO $40
h4O $50, 1850, ll;o0 M 2O, i;lO, 5:lb $500. $40,
1910 1920 p Sunday, sos, ESQ., 9iO 1850, ll5Oa m
Ticket Ofces go and ga broadway No. Astor House
ard foot DesbrOsses and CouraEdtsts; NO. Couftst
and Brooklyn Annex Depot foot Of Fuop ST. Br0okyn Nos
ia, 10 and llS Hudsonst Hoboken Depot Jersey City.
FLANK THOMSON, l.. T. FARMER
General Manager. Gen' Passenger Agent.
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UNITED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL

| STEAMSHIP LINE.
ron RIO DEJANEIRO TOGCHlNG At ST THOMAS,
PARA PEKNAMBTCO. AND BAHIA. TO LAND
MAILS AND PA~SENGERS ....
The new nTSt. class steamship tIl1 VI PARA
5000 ousl captain iCu enter Will snil for The above
ports THURSDAY June at Jam Freight AT low rates
iakcn iur the above ports. a.,
Freight received AZ all Roberts Dock Rtooklyn
ISSI'NNNCE LOWER THAN BN ANY OTHER LINE
SHIPPERS DESIRING GN~I RANCE tAN EtFEtI
SAME UNDER OUR OPEN POLICY
For freight engagements passage having elegant ac
'oi''' "F''' C. II. MALLORY & co. Agents,
Once IleT 20 Eat River.
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fam Schools

VALE Law School. -Regular course, 9 years
i Graduate course 0OT degree OF DCIl Fan term
opens Sept 30 Address Prof WAYLAND, NewIIayen, G.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads

LBANY BOATS DIRECT-Merchants' Tx
~ press Ilne.-Eegant steamers WALTER BRETT or
NEWCHAMPION will leave daily Saturdays excepted for
Albany from Canal ST. North River first dock above Peoples
Line at connecting with trains North and West Fare
hcc zoe cabin fare 5Oc meals soc Freight taken lower
than by any other lines a. T. BlACk,,Supt
NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Fare, 81.
~ leave Peckslp daily SUNDAYS excepted fer
Haven at 3 and III D.. IN. connecting with road
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.
A. ARRANGEMENTS OF TRAINS taking effect May
10 1873:
room coaches 10 Buffalo and Suspension Bridge.
m tDaly)-Fast IT. Louis Express, arriving at Bunao
vest Pulmans best Grawagroom sleeping coaches 10 But
falc. . 49, .,-,.
coaches through to Rochester Bufllo NIAGARA fas Clnc
natl and Chicago without change also hotel dnins cars 10
~ m.-Emigrant sain for the wc,t
Trains leave Chambers street Del" New: foiE lot m
and II midnight saturday nights only sundays vAo
iJ, D. 3ij, 400 jlj o. $50 = 10 p M midnight
sundays g. $50 fOlj a. M :ij $50 D. and IL midnight
Paterson Gi2 75 S9 20 ~ ZIP di5 $40 = io
p M, aud II midnight SUNDAYS, g. $780, 9l5 lOlo np
en- s. PI5 i i1 a. m iI5 SI5 SO p m IL MID;
night sundays o. $780, 1915 NJ, l4j. C:3O p m ana IL
Cornwall 7;i5 a. M 3d. 1870 y. m. Sundays, $50
Warwick, 7:lj, 1915 m, $3.50 7. IN. Co.,, O. ,o . -
Iondout and kingston 3"O D. Suniays $50 a. M
Goshen 600. 7:Ij 900 lu:ij 800 $50 49, 1OO p
Middietogn 7ij 900 1913 q. m 5:ij $50, 700 p m.
Sundays $50 1913 m, $50, 200 m. The y3V a. III,
poTl JsFy rs 900 iol5 NJ 49, GOO 700 p m. sun.
DAYS, $3.50, 1913 a. M, $50 and 700 y. m.
NOIE-Irlins leaving Chambes-st. or hair hours
before p NJ Twenty third It fifteen minutes earlier
hours Twcntythirdt thirty minutes earlier Boat
Twenty thiTdst at 04j aud llij p M c0necng VIZ
Trains leaving Chambersst at loco p n and 100 MIL
Tickets for passage and for apartments drawing and
transfer Of baggage De left az the COmpays oc
Nos 23g 4Ol, go Jj7 Broadway. y. y No Courtst,
Express from the West arrive in Newfork at 12o
." Me- jYO. y. ABBOTT, General Psssr Agent. NewYOrk
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Trains cave for EugcwpOd COster PiermOut and Nyack
ZOO $50 gl5 a. M 100. 300 4G0, +:ij 5aO ESQ. s3g p
M and Saturday nights only at l5O sundays 300 a.
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Giip properip 90 Get.

CHEAPEST STEAM POWER IN NEW
~ NORk.-Fom 70 100 horsepower can De furnished ~
per week per horse, running ten hos. per day asa
IUfTS pAsEMENIr, aud STORE FLOORS TO LII wa
,puy ~ coo hight water ard walcrrlosets each fcI
steam heating also elevators and steam hoirtways J. T.
PRESTON. %, ID. %. 20 and 81 H0-est, New loik.
ETRRNISHED HOUSE on MadisOn-ave. and
Murray nm for private iauyi VIII DC ti 70" iot o"A-
mor longer Apply 10 East 25thrL
U'O LET or FOR SALE-F8ctory Buildings,
1855 and lJ7 West l0h-st, well LIGHTED suitable lea
purpose
rINO LET-Top loft 81 and So Duane-st.; pnt
WY ''' " r. PArUEEL a CO
XrATTABLE WATER FRONT on EAST
RIVER o. LEASE JOHN u. CEtMMlNs, PEYhh
A. LABOR. 1857 3daye
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FALL RIVER LINE
BOSTON
And all points East via Newport and Fan River.

And all points Fast, via Newport and Fan River.
,,mtr0uth Palace steamers Bristol. aud PROVIDENCE
leave Sew. YORK daily from foot OF Murray ST.
:, =, SUNDAY TRIPS, / From - y u
T. ~ B a september =, inc Pier - 49,
Leave Brooalyn, via Annex" boat at $50 p M.
Tickets and saterooms secured at AL principal hotels and
~ BORDEN * LOWELL, Agents
GFo l. CoNNoB, General Passenger Agent
I ONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA, via
IL New Jersey southern Railroad. CommenCng MAJ l3
1873 steamers Will leave Nrwlork, Pier :. North River
connecting ~ sandy Hook with trans Tor
Long Branch $3.50 a. m. !. I and \.
Bank and Toms River $50 a. N, and ! p. m.
Cedar Creek q Marrtown $50 "A. IN. and 4. y.
Barn, KAT and Tuck,rtOn p. m.
NmtlInd BridgetCu and Atlantic Ciiy y, m.
Pmlldeluha ard PcmbcrtOn ana y. M.
Sundays for Long Branch $50 a. m . ..,.,.,,.,.
General Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-21

IN Trains Perth Amboy Rcd Rank Long Branch
ocean Grove &c. at S:l5 ll:i5 a. 4, 5l5 D. ,,,,
Stages Matawan station 10 aud from KEY
FORT. and at Squan to and from POINT PLEASANT