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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-04-26

The New England Methodist Con
ference held lately at West6eld. Mas
sachusetts, adopted resolutions declar
ing the course Of the Government TO
ward the Africans, Indians and
Chinese to be full Of injustice, bad
faith and cruelty. 1t does not surprise
Us TO hear Of such sentiments coming
from the Easf, but we would Ike TO
see every man who voted for those
resolutions be compelled to live among
Chinese and Indians the remainder Of
their lives; see the number Of families
going hungry on account Of work be-
ing taken from white neil By the
filthy and degraded MOngolians, and
hear the tales at heart-Eending butch
cries by the red devils. If they would
not make them turn Chinese 'aHd In
dian haters we would not shudder at
the free use IF hemp.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-04-26

The stamp Irritation is as folio -.
Stamp on the left corner, upside down
| love you; ditto crossways, | love an.
other; ditto straight up and down, ]
wish to be rid Of your correspondence:
at the bottom IF right corner, cross
ways, No; ditto upside down, Yes:
on left bottom corner, Do you love n,e7
ditto upside down, | am dispIeascd:
ditto crossways, wish TO have your
acquaintance; Oh right corner. upside
dowE, Friendship; ditto straight m
and down, business correspondence.
on opposite side, in center, accept me
as lover; ditto upside down. | am
engaged; ditto crossways, who caresy
lett bottom corner. am vexxl; ditto
upside down. write SOON; ditto cross.
ways, good bye.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-04-26

hoUSET SUnr, the leading tragcli
an Of the Conedie-FraDcais. holds an
ODD opinion IN regard 10 Hamlet. !,
He : reported - saying to saIvani
lately; 4 am delighted with yonr
olheilo, but do not think much Of
Hamlet as pIay-I cannot under
stand ; Why it las such reputation.
Tor the leading character appears 70
n'e 70 PC very sens less. AtaII events
T = not At al! @ M tastcr
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-04-26
SITTING Bull IN TEOCBLg

81 PAUL Mimi. April Is-An T.
'lian, brother of Little Crow, tie
Sioux Chief, has arrived in this city
from Dakota lie says at llc Spotted
Tail Agency lately lie met three IT.
dams wins had left Sitting Bull III tie
Britis! Possessions, aud were return
ius TO their ID hunting grounds be-
cause they were determined Bot -
take up arms again under sitting Boil
against their white brethren. They
say that Sitting Bulls people ale trea-
ted very badly by the English. and
that Sitting Bull has expressed a de-
termination to return To his own lands
and there die rather than submit to
such treatment.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-04-26
sEoorrSG sEGR0Es FuR Fun

| IxD4SAPous, april lS--At Ca
Greek, Indiana, mining town sever
miles south Of Covington. IN Fountain
county, Yesterday, militia company
composed Of miners whD were ID the
strike q year ago, were drilling during
the day. In the evening, while sumo
Of them wee in a saloon with their
arms stacked in . corner, they became
engaged In an alteration with 4 negro
who had been sent In for muTe liquor
by party Of negroes who were hav-
ing a spree The negro was killed
The whites then moved through the
streets shooting negroes on sight, kill
ing two more and nsortalIy wounding
another. Tn. excitement to-day las
been great. The Governor, in answer
to call for help. declined until the
Sheriff should signify his inability to
preserve orIer. TIE Sheriff has since
requested the presence Of the Adm
tant-GeneraI ami made a requisition
for ammunition
Evening.-All IS quiet at Coal
Creek. The Sheriffs posse j. patrol
ling the streets, and the miners ex-
pcct to return To- work Tomorrow.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-04-26
FAST NAILS FOR HE EE-

Cmc4e0, April 1S-The United
States Postal Department and the
American Express Company have
special train TO leave New
York daily It $50 u, commencing
Monday next. takiig the late mails
and express matter from New York
for the West, and arriving at Chicago
at $50 l. L. the second day Under
the old arrangements the heaviest
part If the mail and express left New
York It $3.50 P n, arriving at Chlca-
20 atSAE TIE change viii be sci
coined BY the business community
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-04-26

The late Ben Wade was an old hun
ter, and could bit silver doIlarat 100
yards at almost every shot. As he
might, if challenged, choose rifles as
the weapons, his foes treated him with
marked civility.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-04-26

THoUeH Senator Morton's remains
were embaIn,ed, when the grave was
opened the other day the features
were found to have fallen In 50 badly
as to give poor idea Of the appear
ance Of the great Republican leader
in bis prime.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-04-26

ST was simply an informal affair,
wrote the editor Of little strawberry
party at neighbor's house 1T was
simply an internal affair."" read the
compositor, and that editor will never
get any more invitations from that
quarter.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-04-26

4 SENSATION was created in a New
port c0lored church recently by the
minister's public reproof of a mis-
chlevOus sister who put peanut shells
instead Of money into the coutribu-
tiou-box.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-04-26

The Senate has confirmed Thomas
Fl. G. Smith, of Ohio, Postmaster of
the United States arm :, with the rank
Of Major, and James G. .ToIman, Uni
ted States SurVeyor-General Of Ore
gOD.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-04-26

MONTANA has on exhibition gold
brick, cast At Helena, valued at s54.-
262.62- Il il the largest in the world
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-04-26

Two Of tie men in custody for sus
pected completely in the murder Of the
Earl OF Leitrim have been discharged.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-04-26
FEBGRAPHIC NEWS.


gEMOCs TCEEEsH AElEs EsFECT0z
PsOvrDzsez r II. April Is-Ear
" this morning Turkish arms n
suector stabbed bis mistress repeated
Nv with a dIrk and then jumped from
the third story Of ; house Both nay
recover
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-04-26

Ex Governor NOSES has been ,Ieliv-
cred over TO the South Carolina offi
Gals.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-04-26

MExico has Cardinal, which is Ter
first one.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-13
MR. MoRCH's DIAMONDS.
Mrs. Alice pIerson Suing for the Reward
offered for their Recovery.

Jacob Morch wholesale dealer in dia-
monds in quitting n Long Island Railroad
train in tho Bushwick depot in Brooklyn in
September last. forgot package containing
over 81 .000 worth Of diamonds which. on enter
ing the train. he had thrown into the scat by his
side. When he missed the package he returned
in great haste. and inquired for 1t among the
passengers. but failed to find it. Mrs. Alec
Picrson. a scamstrcss. who had been at work in
Rockawny. entered tho train In Fresh Pond
and took q seat. which she shortly changed be-
cause Of IA draughi Of air. seating herself in the
seat whore there was package. which
sho thought was II book wrapped up. As no ono
came for tho package when the cnrs reached the
depot she picked IL up and walked out with It
in her hand. She OPENED IL curpusly. and
found 1t flied with glistcning iewclry. She
supposed II WIS made up Of giit and paste dia-
moud- and on reaching her sisters residence
at 90 South Fiiti street. She banded tho pack
age to her. saying thnt she did not think il W. =
oi much value; Her sister pronounced tho az.
uclcS To hr rvul jewels, and said that n reward
would probably be offered for them. In TUE
SuN Of the next dny she saw a notice " Mr..
Morch's loss. and sent forthwith to his house to
Inquire II the Jewels were his. Mr.. Morch had
mir 'ndy offered u reward OF $500 Tor the return
OF his jewels. but after he saw the package Mrs
PiersOn had found. he snid that q pair Of diu-
mond earnings, worth 81 $50. and "A diamond
ring. worth $50. were missing, and insisted that
they should be- returned before the reward WIS
paid. Mrs. Picrson avrrrcd that she had not
seen the articles. which Mr.. MQrch missed He
intimated That she. or those whom she had per-
mittrd to inspect the jewels. had distracted the
earrings.
The suit OF Mrs. Alice pierson against Mr.
Jacob Morch for the $500 reward. was tried in
the City Court in BROOKLYN yesterday. Mrs.
Persons lawyer introduced testimony show
INK that Mr.. Morch, alter quitting his seat
whore he had originally deposited the package.
went into another car. and that he had said that
MS mind WIS taken OH his property because he
had become deeply interested IN the New Tes-
lament. which Le was reading. Mr.. Morch tes-
titled that he wns distracted from his diamonds
10y the antics OF some lrshncn who were rid
ing on handcar. attached 10 the rear OF the
tram. and seemed unusually happy.
Tho Jury Will return a sealed verdict this
morning
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-13
DWYER AND ELLIOTT
The Men who Next to step into the
Twsnty-fOur-fOot King.

John j. Dwyer, the champion pugilst Of
America. was born in 1871 stands feet 90
inches. and weighs 1877 pounds. He said. after
the signing OF the papers Tor his match with
Elliot, that no had heretofore become entirely
displeased with the doings OF the prize fighters
and had made up his mind that lac would not
be PLAYED for n fool. 0s he had been in the for
nler matches that he had made with such first
class men MS Pat Ryan. Joe Goss. and Kelly
He had standing challenge Tor three years
Offering 70 fight any man, barring nethercoun-
try color, Hize nor weight
Now" he concluded. as | had started n
Hporung house. known ~ the Cottage. Ia Dui-
Held street, nenr Fulton street, brooklyn, and
WAS trying 90 make an honest living. my one
mics would not let me alone. but put up the
lob Tor Elllpt 60 challenge me. am not Hfrnid
o. any man living, but 10 please the meddlcrs
nav" nude TINS match. and. win or lose, | Will
never cni'r tho prize ring again. | have got 10
trnlh on uiry-in pounds Of flesh before
James Elliott WIS horn in ireland in 1913
bnndS i"t llA inches. and wcighs 2lO
pounds, lli7 nrot appearance IN the RINK WIS
~ l6in WIN l0ung Clark. Ia this hutlc il-
hplt was defeated. lie was NJ II matched with
Con owen, hut i ended ia oraw. Elliott was
n'hlrn by Inn Dunn, by a foul blow in 1863
II" bral Bil Dawes IN nine rOunds-tiulr 1
iuinuts-ln 1851. and beat Charley Gallagher
IN 1869. lie says: On the day of the nght /
expect. on entering the ring, TO weigh l7O
pounds"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-13
NORMAN WARD KOBBED.
His Room In the Grand Union Hotel Entered
aud his Trous-r. Pockets Rined.

Mr.. Norman Wizard, the famous gun burst
er. arrived at the Grand Union Hotel at a late
hour on Wednesday evening. The house being
full, the clerk was compelled to assign the de-
mo,isher Of heavy ordnance to a small. dark
room in the third story Mr.. Wizard philosophi-
cally observing that as il was only Tor one night
he did not care. The night twas cold and windy
and the shutters and iastenings Of tho house
ratified somewhat. but Mr. Wizard, whose ear
was attuned TO much louder discords and who
could at any time have slept in the midst Of n
park Of exploding artillery. was not disturbed
Before jumping into bed he placed his trousers
containing s2l5 in greenbacks, on the back Of a
chair near the door.
Al o'clock Mr.. Wizard awoke and donned his
trousers. first assuring himself thnt tho s2l5
was intact. He had expected a friend 20 call at
that hour. and had Left word in the office TO have
him shown to his room. Aitor waiting some
time In his neither garments. aud no one com
ing, Mr.. Wizard crawled back to bed ggain his
trousers and money being On the chair rs be-
fore. and the door open. When he awOkc again
at O'Clock the money was gone.
Capt Murphy and detective made a thor
ough inspection Of the room. There were no
closets In which the thief could have been con-
cealcd, and the conclusion was that the rOhO.r
had entered through the partly open door. and
taken the money from the trousers pocket Us
they lay on the chair
Mr.. Ward started for Boston on an early train
Yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-13
SAMUEL PINE RELEASED.
A Grand Jury that Thought n not Necessary
to Have Proof Of "a burglary.


A throng of interested spectators gath
cred in tho Westchestcr County Court House
at White Plains. on Wednesday. in hopo Of
hearing a portion Of the testimony against
Samuel Pine. wealthy farmer in Greenwich.
Fairfield County. Conn. accused OF being an
accessory before the fact In the commission Of
a burglary in the night of Jan. II on the prem
ises OF his uncle. Wilson ID. Slawson. Of the
town Of Rye. The case first came up on Nov.
81 in tho Court of Sessions and was deferred
until Dec. 10 in order that the defence might
have longer time for preparation.
When the case was AZ length reached the de-
PENDANT recalled his previous plea OF not guilty
and entered special plea IN abatement. pray
ing mat the indictment might be- set aside on
the ground that the evidence on which IL was
procured was insufficient and WAS in part the
affidavit OF a convicted ielun. Areplicaton WIS
filed by the District Attorney denying the
grounds OF the plea in abatement ana a special
Jury was summoned to try this question.
Among tho spectators were Mrs. Pine. wife OF
the prisoner. ana members of the Suiffrn fam
lily. One OF this family Is now serving out a
long sentence in state prison for the burglary.
The defence first endeavored 10 prove that
the indictment was in pnrt procured on the anl
dnvlt OF Caleb Sniffen. taken after he WAS con-
victed Of the burglary and confined in Sing : ing
prison. Members OF the Grand Jury which
found the indictment were called 90 testify. and
during the examination il was shown that tho
fact of the burglary had been taken for granted
by thu Grand Jury, rather tnan proved to ttat
body. The Court thereupon decided that the
Indictment was not good and instructed the
jury TO render Il verdict accordingly.
The discharge OF the prisoner was ordered
and he received CONGRATULATIONS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-13
pENNsYLvANIA nAILeoAn.


AND UNITED STATES AL ROUTE
On aud after NuN. 10 le1S,
Trains caVe New York. wa Dcshrosscs and CortlAndt
streets fcrric.. a. follows
LNpre.s tor Harshurg Pittsburgh the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached. at A. NJ, q aud
$50 T. daily
For " hamspori Lock Haven. Cory and Erie. at N
NJ. connecting a. Cory Tor Iiusville, Petroleum
Centre, ami The on Regions MIiamsport and Lock
Haven \. NJ.
Balumore Washington. and the South Limited wash.
instgn Express of Pullman farlor Cars dMy, except
sunday. 10 A. " arrive Washington 4 ~ T. 81 Rrgu.
lar ~ 90 and - A. A.. ami 10 T.. VI. sunday.
80 NJ. ami 10 4 NJ For Baltimore. 4 =. NJ, except
sunday
Eyprs.lor philadelphia. $50. ~ s2o 10 Linhtcdi.
II 4. NJ. I, 4 2, -. 81 90. aud 90 I. NJ. SUNDAY.
f.tt ant A ". g. g. in. y 80 and 10 r. NJ Emtsrant
ami sUcunl class. 80 =. VI.
Boats ut brooklyn Annex connect with all through
trains ~ Jersey CIV anuulug a speedy and direct
transfer for BROOKLYN travel
Trains arrive From rislulsh. go. 10 - A. ". 10 10
T. VI dAv. h.tnA " Is enr VI. daily. except Monday.
frum Washington and Baltimore, $50 A. VI , = =. y!
i'. i9l9 r. NJ sunday 80 4 and 1910 r n
Is ln. lu a. 1851 4. NJ. go iulu T.. II.
Ticket Offices. 52d ami Nff Broadway. Aston House.
and loot Dcshruses ami turtlautt -, Court and
hfuuklNn Annex Depot foot of FULTON -. Brooklyn.
~, lld. ami lis Hudson 81, l0hokuui Depot Jersey
tiN. tmgrani Ticket ONCE, Battery pacc
fKANh THOMSON. L. T. FARMER
Manager
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-13
Mr.. Mrny,s hook Pound.

A police officer took to the Police Central
ofce yesterday memorandum book that had been
found the day before the In Central Park by
W l.. Mallory OF "a King street II contained several
entries that showed that IL the property of the Rev
John H. NraN Of New brunswick. who 80 mysteriously
i disappeared ON SATURDAY last He WIZ member OF Inc
Local Preachers Association of the Methodist Episcopal
church. aud IN the book were memoranda Of the dates
when Mr. Nray had attended oi the assoca ton
and other items showing the book To be his
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-13

Tho Rev. Thomas r, Slicer tie pastor Of the
Park Congregational Church IN Brooklyn. one OF Ply.
mou Churehs outposts, has organized an athletic club
a Yesterday the certificate Of incorporation Of the or.
Eankhunn was Med giving the name. OF Thona, K
HFleer Robert a Maxwell, j W Baker. John q Hudson
Samra Taylor. Henry l.. Wilkinson Oulncey ID trover
'i~ AM Henry T. smith AZ incorporates
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-13

81 lniige son Soar Stn mach. ami Dyspepsia often
urniSht N Nv INC lie oi alum hakne r0viers WV dc
eope uee theinf Because they che an ador h
eAler an onportnntv 90 better p-01t than
y tie on 2oN r That 4, m tis IRON mn mlelals The
Royal Btkins Powder Is made from Grape Cream rartn
nDrrie expressly 10; this incompdrluc powder dfee
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-13

4lersoul. Aulrts.

- . . .
4 TTENrION so years Prussian and American
"a prdclA", speclaucs Diseases OF and loss na.
NOS" consultation Tree. Dr. JACOBH, lol Blocker ST.
A l'flN rION, pauenisl-Dr PROrlN. from Paris
"a - Bona ~ all diseases, old disorders
ana ny Npis debility speedily ani radically cured.
A G. GENTLEMAN will gratutnusly inform men
a wh.n 10 get treated Tor persistent disease Address
-, box l7s, sun ONCE.
RAOUG HTON'S Invisoratiug syrup cures stomach
- hNtf, kidney, rNtn Diseases weakness Ac. also ne,
soes mannOed 2ae per bottle Advice Tree 80 " 9th st
DISEASES OF MEN specialty; cure from 8 toS
~ da5A Dr. DfER, AZ West 18th o., near 6th aI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-13

lNh N NEM lhNh.
DOUBLE TRACE, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MLNf, AND iiiE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
on AND AFTER NOV ~, 1873.
Express Trains leave Sew NorK VIA DesbrosseB and
tnfuanit streets Ferries. ~ itlluNs
80 80 ~ g. 10 imitedl. ~ A. NJ. I. T. s, q. 731
so and 10 T. n. sundays, 4Ipand A. NJ, 5, q, 80
$50. and ~ T.. VI.
Boats OF "Brooklyn Annex connect with all through
trains at Jersey city, arurding speedy and direct
transfer tor Brooklyn travel
Returning rain, leave rniladelphia Y on, 3f5, S55
ti, .. $50, AMI II 4. NJ. Limited Express. 80 Z.
VI .. Z, 53D 7. amt s. NJ on SUNDAY. l2Ol,
3.45. 800. =, S.31 A NJ. & 7.;ij 4 VI
Ticket offices. j-d AMI ga Broadway Aston House
and foot OF Drbro.scs and tortand sts Court and
Brooklyn Annex Depot loot o Fulton It Brooklyn, ia
li0 and lis Hudson IT., inhOkcn; Depot Jersey cay
Emgrant ticket Office = Battery place.
FRANK THOMSON. l.. r. FARMER.
General Manager. Genl Passenger Agent
TROY BOATS leave Pier a. n r. foot Leroy st.
Il daily, except saturday. ats T.. VI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-13
NllstrIlanc1ns.

nllsteIIancous.
DACIFIC MILLS FIRE
lANAHiD % ATS CORN. MIAL, &c,
Mi be- sold IN lots 10 ut purchasers daily and continue
Tor ten days
Parties wishing 10 buy viii ind
GREA1 BARGAINS
Apply on the premises, 80 to 80 Columbia st near
South Ferry, BrooklAn
ELECTRICTrY VERSUS GAs.-On snturday
- rXgni,g; pyc; "a; t'lc immense ahishment q
by The new electric hshL All are Invited
JUNIPER tar GIG ABETrE.-lnstaut rcici
ana RAPID cure co. nnsal and throat cdtarrh price 25c
NERVOUS EXHAUSTION medical ESSAY
comprising series ui lectures delivered at kaans
Museum OF anatomy ON the cause and cure 81 premature
dtche showing iMsputnblv now lost health may be re-
gained, annrdng clear synopsis 0f umpedur 10 mar
rage aud the treatment OF nervous and py steal debty
being Tie result OF 20 years experienced By mail DE
currency OF postage stamps Address Secretary kahns
Avseuin, 0es Broadway, New YORK
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-13
prOpOsaIs.
DTPAKTMENT or CITY WORKS,

STREET LIGHTING
Nthrd proposals Will Ice received AZ the Department
Guy Works of the city ul brooklyn before the i7t
day M December, 1873, NJ II O'Clock A NJ for lighting
IN" streets Ac OF said CITY with coal gas or illuminating
material or device Tor the year 1879
eMclhcaunns forms OF proposals, and all needed in
ornauon wil be given on APPLICATION 10 the bureau OF
sitrts and supplies, room 49, Municipal De pu rtnent
Building. Brooklyn. = s. MASSEY. Pre- AIDE M
Atssti D. l. NoEEHuF, Secretary,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-13
THE AQUARIUM. Broadway aud ssh

Grand aact spectacle Of
CINDERELLA
Introducing an army - children in gorge nus and
ninccnt costumes twelve trained thoton hhird horss-
chanot drawn by ponies. hura display hurcsque char
aCttfs. Ac Ac.
Performances twice daily ~ ~ and o'clock ~
Admission ~ cents Reserved seats 10 cents extra
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VI 7 VI NFTI0T
IT,. nearest point Wall t. ferry. Corandt st. near
est point for lcrscy city ami tomwumpaw vrrcs PARK
place. nearest point tor Post once. city Halt and
Barclay t. terry To uohukeu. Chambers st.. nearest
point PHVuuia and Ire Railroad terry. Franklin
Grand u. nearest points Tor Dc,bros-cs IT. Jerry
Jersey tttY. Blocker Il, 9Th Il. nearest points
for Christopher II ierrye 10 Hoboken iith St
Nearest point 10 lmon Square and Lyceum Thea.
tres. Academv ct Muse. Irving and Tammauy Halls
~ st-Nesr' = point To Booths - James and Park
Theatres. Grand Orvra House. GilmOrp's Garden. Ma
snuc Temple. and jersey city ieriies. 1i -t-Nrafc.t
point % standard Broadway ami Fifth Avenue Theatres
Aquarium. ami san Francisco Minstrels 42i NJ tom
meets with New York Transfer Cos cabs tor Grand Zen
trail Depot 5Sth st-Nearest point inr Central PARK
FOR uptown trans. take side stations For
downtown trains. take west side stations. Fare 10
ccnts between the hour uf Ais and "a A. and
ami NJ. when the tare D. bccnts Connects with the fol-
lowing horsccar lines Al Rector st. with south
fefrv ~ Grand - with neshrus-cs anu last
Grand - ferries, At Blocker It. with ami
vest ~ 9Th ~ with Christopher aud hast 10Th
icrrcs; AZ IAN - with for Nt.t 2Ji AMI last
2id AMI saith It ferries 3ti It. with Wee
hawkcn Jerry az 5oth +. with Rclt Line Rail
road wv. X GARRISON. President.
" VAx BRocEtiN SUPERINTENDENT
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-13
AnuOersar,es.

A ANNIVERSARY AID GRADUATING
EAtN' ISIS The tweutctl anniversary and .r4du
aunS efrrcls OF Packaris Busnc., Coo-, viii bee held
al thirkcrng Han on Friday evening. Dee Friends
a the college are cordially invited Tickets may be mad
without charge by application 10
SIS PACKARD. nos Broadway
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=itambuais ano gailruaos.
Albany OArs-PEoPLE's LINE
"A Pier ~, y L., dAlN. except sunday. ats NJ.
NEW LINE TO iiOSrON.
~ VIA AllNns Point

NORWICH LINE. PIER co. Mr.
Steamers CITY OF INV NnHk and CITY OF BOSTON
alta 5u T.. ". daily. SUNDAYS included
fARb ONE DOLLAR every day IN the week.
Positively tickets d only das " sale and trains
conuectinl with boat At AllNu'S Point
GOOD SUPPER FOR FIFTY CENTS
Tickets Tor sale At Pier a.
Norwich nuc tor Boston, Worce ster Portland and all
points north sud east. wa
NEW LONDON AND NORWICH
steamers cry OF LAWRENCE and FALMOUTH. from
Pier - \. x daily at iiu Z. ". sunday excepted.
Tickets and STATE Room. be obtained the ONCE
Of The company. az Broad way. corner uI canal u
Freight taken Tor all points nt lowest rates.
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u Return Steam Tran In operation. agents wanted In
all cities KELLEY Engineer. 1875 Mercer ~