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HAPPY RELIEF

70 Al suffering from chronic diseases OF all kinds.
COnhdental consultation Invited personally or by
mail. New method OF treatment. New and relI-
able remedies. Book and circulars sent free i'm
sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCi-
ALTON 419 North 9th st., Philadelphia Pa an
Institute having high reputation for honorable
conduct and professional skill 80 w3m
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some fruit. McNutt died instantly. He
was about q years OF age and highly re-
spected Tannehill had not been mr.
rested f.N. .IuNI. ale
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-20

Spring wagon for sale, cheap. The
wagon is as good as new. Apply to S.
III. BECK, New Bloomfield.
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HEALTH AND HAPPINESS.

D.. Health and happiness are priceless Wealth 20
their pQssessors, and yet they are within the
reach OF every one who will use
WRIGIIT'S LIVER PILLS,
The only sure CURE for Torpid Liver, Dyspepsia,
Nausea, and all Bilious complaints and Blood
disorders. None genuine unless signed - VIM
Wright, Phil'a" II your Druggist will not sup.
Co, 10 N. 4th St., Phil'a.
January /, 1915 1y
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OTICE 10 sUBsCRIBERs

Look AZ the figures on the label Of your paper
Those figures tellyp the date 20 WHICH your sub
sent, II the date is changed. No other receipt
~ necessary.
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How To Get Sick.

Expose yourself day and night ;eat too
much without exercise; work too hard
without rest doctor all the time; take all
vile nostrums advertised, and then you will
want to know
How To Get well.
which is answered in three words-Take
Hop Bitters See other column.
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EsTATE NOTICE.-Notice is herebygiyen.
IL that letters OF administration on the estate
OF Francis FOltZ, late OF Liverpool township,
Perry county, Pa, deceased, have been granted
ship.
All persons indebted to said estate arerequested
to make immediate payment and those having
tement.
ANNIE FOLTZ. Administrative.
July 30, 1875.
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JOS. NJ. FEGER, Proprietor

NSTATE NOTICE.--Notice Is hereby given
IL that letters testamentary ON the estate Of
Lydia A. Nader, late OF Penn twp, Perry county,
Pa, decd have been granted to the undersigned
residing in same township.
All persons indebted tOsaid estate are request
ed to make immediate payment and those having
claims to present them duly authenticated for
settlementto
III. HOLLAND,
July 16, ls7s-6tpd. Executor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-18
CIVIL NOTES.

Mary F. Lanney has begun a suit against
They were married on July Is. 1878, and chdess
Tue Lanney Of repeated acts OF lnhde!ty
jeremiah Mccarthy applied on Saturday to
Judge Lawrence Supreme Court, Chambers, 10 have
his photograph removed from the ROgues Gallery +"
Al Police Headquarters. Mccarthy bis portrait
Was taken only on suspicion OF guilt aferWard proved
10 be groundless Judge Lawrence granted the order
John A. Foley counsel for the Department
Of Buildings applied on Saturday to Judge Lawrence. IN
Supreme Court, Chambers, for an injunction against
Jacob b. Talman and others prevent the completion
Of Nos 81 and 80 West Fiity-thirdst The ground on
which injunction was asked for was that the walls
were originally only twelve inches instead Of sixteen
Inches in thickness and that when attention was called
10 this thin skin four inches thick, not bonded 10 the
4, al wall and giving 10 more strength IMAM eX
tcrnaI ashlar. was up This denied by the de-
PENDANTS Judge Lawrence said lnluncuOns ID such
ought 10 be granted with hesitation ana reserved
his decision.
William O. JacksOn's SUIT against his aunt
m-law. Mrs. Hunt, who he hoped at one time would
acquire from HIM second title to the name OF Jackson
teCms drawing to a close. His claim is that expecting
her 10 become his wife he intrused her with all his
money, and then she became Mrs Hunt The case was
continued on Saturday. The bOokReeper OF Abram Pol
lemus grocer tesned that Jackson paid grocery bills
Tor Mrs Hunts family The plaintiff being recalled simply
gave further details show the great intimacy bet0
himself and his aunt during her widOwhOOd, and denial
that he often under the influence ofhquOr William
s Jackson, Mrs. Hunts eldest son was recalled. lie
testified that his brother David told him 10 was made
up plan between his mother, her husband and her atOT-
ney, Magnn 10 get the plaintiffs money, ana tneh gtt
of the house. The trial was then adjourned to
Tuesday next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-18
DECIsIONs-Nov. 16.

Supreme Court ChdmJeTs-By Judge WestbroOk.-
agard AIT. CaFWe0-MOOn prauted opinion.
RestOrf agt Enrich and Others.-The
For cged conspiracy and cannot how the
complaint The Oecl Of the application seems 10 be 10 Oh
tiu evidence 10 supp the plaintiffs cause Of action, and
Ia enable the paIn draw their complaint The OF
Beach art the Mayor ETC. p " Y = c. r. a Hun. 40
Ell IN this Sec S72 OF tho Code Of Ciy Pro
Crdure SChOss aRt WOfOrieT not vacated see menOIan
dunn In the matter OF McDemOtt-WTlle dismissed and
rcmanded GuggcnhclmeT agt GelsZeT-Resette
dcmed without costs AdOlphus agt DAVIES want
lie summons aud complaint CTOssley ag COnuOrI cannot
grant parte Hccker agt CoTneL-Order granted.
The People ETC. agt thu Gas Digit Company OF America
York Life Insurance Company agt Phillips (NO y
ksme agt tNO. y HuObell ag Miller Carigan agt
Olcott Nos l. and 81 In matter Of Birt.-GTanted
SDfctdl TeT7a-By Judge Van observation-disclosures
AT Ceszler Others-pecree signed. Morse ag Morse
Order settled and ssnJd Maronde agt, ADMINISTRATION
denied without costs ~ - , .
Company ChuTcn- Belrgument ordered leave 10 to
Of denied costs Hamburger agt Stern
Leave 10 40 10 the Court u Appeals granted.
sDccdi 1eTDi--By Judge Larremore-Hoean ag stevens
denied without prejudice and with costs 10 abide event In
lie matter OF the petition Of LOwenseinWr dismissed add
prisoner remanded 20 custody. LOOMS ag Ellsworth; A
besteB FOz.-AppHCatOn granted Godfrey, etc, ag
Jankds-MOOn fOTTnO panpns granted. schuTeI
AIT Harrs-BOnd approved and filed Gaahcr agt Amcs.-
Bond approved fled Levy agt KOthcldBond ordered
in penalty Of $1,000 Zeveg ag ReDoDeBond ordered III
N,rluc-Ctaou granted and order Of publication signed
Devil Mayor. Aldermen, etc-Sec opinion ME Will
eerk TeckenbeTg kruse-ApphcauOn and order deny
Ing molten granted In the matter Of the assignment OF Her
90 ag G'ByneU Undertaking on injunction approved ap
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-18
GENERAL LOCKED Up IN JAIL.

General Milton 5. Littletield, of Jackson
vie Fla who is said TO be connected with railroad IN
that State, arrested Friday on warrant issued
by Judge Morgan complaint Of Henry Clair manager
OF the Park Avenue Hotel Mr.. Clair alleges that
General Li,tleheld after running up Dill OF
S94 aT the hotel. went away November without
having IT, Il is said that General Littlchcld on tie
above date gave notice that he called out 81 town
suddenly and would soon return. This he iailed
10 do being some time aierward found at
the Aston House. He had acted so contrary
10 ordinary usage that Mr. Clair was moved
% proceed against the General with stringent measures
General Ittefcd brought before Judge Morgan at
the jefferson Market Court Friday AFTERNOON but as
the complainant failed 10 appear, lie was renamed TO
the Ninth Precinct Station House where he occupied
cell On Saturday, when arralgned IN court, General
Littehcld. through his counsel declared that he III
tended the hotel but was prevented by cir
cumstancrs. On his promise to pay the bill, Mr.. CAR
withdrew his complaint and the prisoner was dis
charged.
Last summer Mrs. Hayes, OF Boston, while guest
at the Metropolitan Hotel made sensation 10y alleging
that detectives under General Littlehed's direction
had tried her TO secure papers III her pos
session, which she claimed damaging TO General
Litteheld. II the general Impression then thdt
Mrs HAYES was suffering frOm mOnOmanla.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-18
Gnlrs bn Anrilon.

4 w. BOGERT, jr., .
N. AUCTIONEER AND REAL ESTATE AGENT ~,
store lstht between Broadway aud 5thaye Heal
E,tata al Public and Private sale Special attention given To
SALES OF FURNITURE, at owners residences, OF at
STORAGE for Furniture. Pictures Trunks. &C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-18

PREPARING TO CELEBRATE ST. ANDREWS DAY.
The Saint Andrews Society held its prepar
story meeting Thursday evening at DemonicOs James
Brand yIesidng. The annual meeting land
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-18
A BANQUET TO an ELECTRICIAN.

CHICAGO, Nov. ia complimentary BAN
Gue was rendered TO Professor Elisha Gray OF Chicago
by his friends at Highland Pork. this evening as re-
cOgnitiOn of his TO the telegaphic World IN
reference the telephone Several hundred prominent
representatives Of the telcgraphc business and tcien
dc interests of the Northwest, we're In attendance
Toasts we're gwen and numerous kilograms and cable
dispatches were received toast to the Professor as
Chevalier OF tho Legion Of Honor drew from MN q
pleasant speech.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-18
THE COURTS.

xRIGUTs STORY OF THE FERRoN MUkDL -,
The testimony in the case of Jonn NJ
,,,cn, CHARGED with the murder of Bernard fe,iO" "
as concluded on Saturday IN the Kings County oVu
=, Over and rerminer and the case was adlourneu
ants morning the jury being permitted to separa.
th.n Wright was the principal witness ne 80 ,ho
no agitation while giving hs testimony, anu w. Ne
story Of the murder in straight forwsrutn"n "a
said he was twenty years Of age. and nao nc 30 con
ocht in his life until March 10 "On that ON m and
,inned "Tabbot and had breakfast at o.oU Down saw
he went ashore was trimming tne i'p ovcr "a w him
Rernard Ferron come into the canih, drink of Gin
Sota~e I asked him to take q nl, ,ho .o ntainis
@ IT, a,t Then he saw Of coffee IN me W III
,tnr,o,o Ne nffered $l5 tor IT, Isiuse ,d hin,
I ~, he hogan 10 mutter TO hlmseH. VI LII
~ al. all. rs, 80 the cabin wbereupon ne eau, - vi,
10 Ky ~ and struck at me ana nit me on ono so,
nav :. "' s.ppcd into the mates staeroOhl az" ~
VI w nil MIN on the side oil the heau WIN hut
nau and he fell back struck nm aGu u -
han went 10 strike him the third tlhe lne ,ba
.Iinncd ont Of my hand and came uoWn ou ~,
tmp of his head. He fell, and | ran OUT Va '"s
hin rxcecting him TO follow me- Aiter
time I went back aud found MIN 9S Su,., ,a
nrs; thought of gong ashore in his boat ana leaN
i No. there hut afterward concluded 10 heaNS .S
bndv overboar I'd dragged Il out OF the can ni. r.
iccte5 mo old iron nut bag and attacneG II 70 'o
Gcdv linen | showed the body ana the "tleht ~
board on the side Of the schooner nearest W ere in
water alter cleaning up the cabin went ashore III
Irrrons boat and came back In the sChooneis poat.
,id NOS intend Kill FerrOD. Istruck MN oeoauee
thougut ne was going TO kill me. had heard OF d0ck
spectatOrs and supposed that he belonged 10 uce
pCra.C class
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-18

FIFTEENTH ANNIVERSARY
Il
"WoRKINGWoMEN'S PROTECTIVE UNION
at Chickerine Hall OF lsthst. 5thaye, TUES
DAY EVENING, November 10, 1873 Samuel Wllets will
preside Addresses by the lOn John r. Brady the on
David Dudley and the Rev. T. Dewitt Tamage Sing
ing Florence Rice Knox Miss Henrietta Beebe
Organist Mr. Henry Eyer Brown; accompanst MT Caryl
FlOro Tickets free Of charge De obtained at all tho
principal and music stores at Chckerrg Han and at the
MorkngSomtu's Protective Orion 81 Blocker ST.
Broadway. Doors open at Z. TO commence al O'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-18
FI'RTHER DELAY IN THE DEVLIN CASE.

The suit OF Devlln against the Clty, growing
ont of the ackey contract which has h"d
almost all known delays experienced new one Oh sat
urday. After going through one reference aud many
motions the Court OF Appeals ordered new reference
This interruption comes from the bankruptcy OF Mr.
Devlu and tho City insists that his assignee III oanK-
ruptcy be substituted for him before the suit proceeds
Judge LarremOre, in Common Peas specal itin, n
sf1 med this claim, aud says IL not denied OF
The argument that the plaintiff was formally a1udlcated
glst dsy OF August 1873. The COur; Of Appeals, IN
ReGua act Holmes Q6 y. Y. 1881, decided that wnee
the interest OF defendant was Transferred 10y Cpla,On
OF law pendcnt6 lite as OF bankru tcy, the aclon
becomes Thereby defective and the assignee or person OF
persons who succeed 10 the interest OF the deenuah
ings can be had the action. The reasoning IN tlat
case applies with equal force to this by inc proceed
ings in bankruptcy all plaintiffs interest IN TINS action
rests in the assignee in bankruptcy appointed or 10
appointed Until he is brought before inns CouIt
10 further prosecution Of the action should be allowed
When the assignee is made party the Defendant cor
poration may make further application ID the case Gu!
mnhuKg
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CALENDARS THIS Day.

srFETME T-CHAMBEis-LawTence, Third Monday
motion calendar 49,
SIEcAL TEGS-Van Brunt Law and Tact-Nos. So $50,
B2 7l6 5.7 Gjl 80 469 47O G3 OIL 7U7, CO. 7G7, 765
693. 71i. 7O6, 32j. y, 100. $3.50
Ciecuii-rAEI II-BaIrett Case on, No l42O-Bel agt
The Mayor, etc. 30 day calendar - 1870 $500 -
PART Donohue Il Nos 2asG 1851 2852 2443 1855.
s Ss 1885, So p a9S LIZ G isSS 6 525 7s5 Ii 800
tG3, 1888 1873. 1890. 49,
SrPEMOB COrRT-SPECIAL TERM-Jpeir. Mos. 80 II 81
TRIAL TERA-PAH Ivan Worst, Cease ON No oSs
--IisyemeyeT 8gt Hayemeyor No day calendar
PARTS II and ll-AdiOurned for the term
COMMON PLEAs-spEtlAL IERM-LalremOTe J-Nos l. @
"a. ~,
1910 no lG7s 1909. 1851 74O 25, 1897 72s 1885, 1854
IA 75 $685. 1888 or 7ij 76z, 72l 1884 1872 742 ISL
IA. az. 772, 1916. 7G6. 100, 7Of.
PAN H-AdlOufucd for the term. go.
MANN COIET-TEiAL TEEM-pABT I-AlRcr &. Mos
1853 1876 1886 1873 47ls 474 1879 2j4S 1925, 1850
r,.i n-Nc&Gam. j.-Ncs 1892. 4579 3746, 4472, 1896
i2C. 1907 I7lO 4i35 1905 5306 4l7i 42l3 l53S 5495
pan Hi-~hca Nos. 2231, boss, BOZ. 442I, 6l52
bOs I6Il. ga J065 j055. 5O57 4649 $685. 50l7 1880
GrNEUAi sYr,ONs-PARI Il-GidcIseeve, J-Henry Magic
houl william Carney, Adam johnson. telolious assault
and uaitcy MOuiz, buTPaIy; Henry H. LeheVan
ETaUd larceny Thomas Bel Thomas Murphy, John Barrett
srotuy the person James Rogers David Scott asssauit
and battery. ,
OYFRANp TEGgISTE-Brady. J.-Pcter O'RouTke, homicide
IuCtick Philips forgery Ferdinand Bludge, homicide
fences Charles W. POntez, Charles Becker forgery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-18
A cARCo OF COIL ShIzED IN CANADA.

BUFFALO, n. Y, Nov. 15.-The schooner +.
c. Leighton loaded with coal, stranded of Point Ahino
recently aud the vessel the entire cargo was
thrown overheard when the underwriters took meas
the cargo, they were served with no
tice that tho coal had been taken possession OF by
Canadian Receiver OF Wrecks The holding the
also been informed that all the charges ana
expenses incurred In protecting aud caring for the same
not paid at the expiration OF twenty days tine prop
ery VIII be sold for the benefit OF all concerned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-18

drew's Day, November 80. 10 IL customary
10 meet for the transaction Of business short time pre-
cedIng the day scotchmen celebrate leaving 1t TO the
annual meeting merely 10 ratify transactions, that
fun attention may be given to the social aud
gastrouOmio features OF the occasion. The follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing year,
the only new names In the list being Thomas
Maitland and Thomas Henderson, IT,, among
the managers: President James Brand; First Vce-Prcs
ident John kennedy; Second Vice President, Walter
Watson Managers Bryce Gray John Patton John Sloane
William A. Patton, Thomas Maitland Thomas Hender-
son, r Treasurer Robert Dihwidde; Secretary, John
Mackay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-18

MI bohcoh then reHu hsla'tmeh ""o"'''A' h''''"'
atoms setting forth that he had loaned SS31 OF the
banks money without the permission OF the directors
The plan OF reorganization provided for the deposit by
the directors and Of the OF money necessary
allow the banH to resume business This money il 70
remain deposit Tor year without interest; Inc
dspoeiiOrs really need their dcpOslts VIII ne al
lowed withdraw their funds by vote OF The directors
denOsitnrs adopted resolution expressing teir
confidence I'm the newly organized board or directors
They elected committee of five TO examine me as
sets and books bank, and TO confer with the d.
repfDT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-18
REORGANIzING 4 SAYINGS BANK.

MEETING OF THE DRPOsIToRs AND DIRECTORS OF
THE MECHANICS AND LABoRRRs' BANK AT
NEWARK.
A meeting of the depositors of the Me-
chanics' and Laborers' Savings Bank was held
Friday evening in the Catholic Institute, Jersey
City. James NJ. Donclon, the secretary OF the
bank, read statement showing the assets
of the bank, including $4,000 recently turned
over by Mr. Ualiard the former president to be $780,
coo. They consist mainly Of bonds and mortgages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-18
Urn GOODS.
kinney,

h4NZG z
| kinney CLEARING SALE TO MAKE
| RiNZEY ROOM FOR HOLIDAY GOODS.
RiNZEY 10000 yards Rich More antique and
KISZRY, Figured Slks evening shades and
kinney. Cloth oOlOrs reduced 10 Zoe yard.
KKINzEY 10000 yards 2oLnch satin, IN all
KINNEY. the new coors and shafes, SIC yard
KiNzEY 1000 yards Rich SILK velvets
kinney. worth 81 yard, at BOO. yard
hINZEY. 10000 yards Rich Embroid:red sfE
kinney. Gallons, fringed both sides, DC. yard.
KtNzEY $4,000 yard. wide Rich SILK
kinney. Brocsfe Trimmings worth Soc az lOc.
RINK Lot ~ Beaded Ginps and
kinney. Gallons. closing from oc yard up.
KiNZEY Lots Of Colored SIX PRINCES, lOc up.
kinney Lots Of Black SIX Fringes lOc up.
KiSZZEY LARGE lot Of passementerie Gimps,
kinney Some beaded reduced to oOc piece.
EiSZEY silk and Beaded Ornamental So up.
kinney frr Trimmings closing out low.
KffSSzzEEY 10000 pieces silk velyets, &c. pieoe.
kinney 10000 yards wide oilk Veyets &c. yard.
RiSzEY. Special Bargains in Feathers.
kinney. Fancy Wings and Bressts, DC. up.
KKIISSzzEEYY silk Gros Grain Ribbons &C. yard up.
kinney. Satin and Grain Ribbons, Sc yard up.
KITZEY 1900 wards finch SILK
kinney. eros Grain SASH Ribbons loo. yard
RiiSzzEEY' Felt IIats and Donnets all
kinney. the shapes, 3Oc. up.
KiXZZEY 10000 yards SIX Brussels Laces.
Y.
kinney Chenille Dotted and Embroidered,
kinney. worth Toe. yard, closing at roc ysrd
FiNZEY Yard.wide SILK Bruesels Lsces,
kinney. Black aud Beaded, worth 1ocr al zoe.
Ti\ZFY yalenciennes Iaces from &c. yard mp.
kinney. Black YAK Laces, real, o. &C. yard,
RiiNZEY Large LOT OF hand. made real auipures,
kinney. 100. l6c., zoe, 2ocp BIC, $50. oOc yard.
RiiNzEY Large lot Of all.slk Black French
kinney, Laces. inches wide, lOc. yard
KiNZEY Real handmade Torchon Laces &c. up.
KINZEY. Lots OF Fancy Lsccs, &c. yard nv.
KiSZEY Au.Inen ITeumed Handkerchief &c. mp.
kinney. AlLline1 COOTed BoTders, sc. up
RiNZEY Gents all linen Hemmed, loo up
kinney. Lot Of silk handkerchief, IL re up
KiNZTY Ali Linen Hemsutched do, &C. mp.
kinney. Coored Embroidered handkerchief. l3c up.
KiNZEY Woven Corsets 30 bones worth Toe. at 25c.
kinney. hand made CoTsets very low.
RfNZEY ladies' and Misses' Muslin
kinney. Underwear at great bargains,
EiSZEY Ls1Ies' Misses Gents and
kinney, Boys MeTinO Underwear very low
KiNZEY Gents fine made Wamsutta
kinney Musliu, Linen BOs0ms and Bands
kinney. Shirts at 1sc., worth 81.
KiNZEY 10000 SIX Bows Chenille Fringe &C.
kinney. RCh silk and Lace Embroidered Iec.
KiNZFY Rich wide Lace Ties Csc.
KISzE?: Vide SIX Chenille Ties 2Sc.
HiNZEH Another lot Of Linen Collars. lie.
kinney. Special bari gains IN Lace Goods.
KiNZEY Walnut Brackets Frames Towel
kinney. Racks, Wall Pockets, Tables, &c.
KiNZEY Fancy Baskets Of all kinds.
KINZFY Fine Line Of Fancy Cendlesdcks.
kinney. Opening Doh Fixings, large verety.
RiNZEY WILLIAM kinney,
KiNZEY sIXTHAYE,
KiNZEY BETWEEN 18th AND 18TH sTs.
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gftnrslons.

-
METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY
vi Open from 6:3O q. 10 - IN.
pECTORSTREET-Nearc point for Wall street Ferry ana
connected with for South Ferry.
COURGLAN DISTRICT Nearest point Tor jersey Ciy am
COmmupipaw Ferries "a, ,,.- ,,.,,,.
Barclay street Ferry 10 lIODOker. - ,,.,. I'D, H..
CHAMBERS.ST REEf-Nearsst point Tor PaVohA una Eris
Railway Ferry
FRANKIIN.STREET-
STRFET- eares point for DesOrOsses street Ferry
TO jersey CITY Peoples Line steamers LOT ADahy ana
connecting with for DesbTOsses anu East pIdhu
with for East and
Co..
rfGIITiIsTREET-Near Point for CHRISTOPHER street
Ferry HObOkrn. with cars iOr christopher
and East Tenth street Ferries. 80, . 49,, o..
roc RTkENTH STREET Nearest point 10 mon square
Wallack and yCeum Theatres Academy OF MUSIC 1T.
wing Tanimanv Hans connecting win cars Tor East
TW ESTY.THIRDsTR Nearest pointtor TwentY'thrl
Ferry jersey city, Booth ~ James anu fars
Theatres. House, Gilmore taluen anu
Masonic Tempe, and Twenty third street ferly 10 Ier
ItrYiHIRDS TREET-Nearest point 10 Standard;
Francisco MnstIes, connecting WIN cars TOT zee
haWken Ferry, .., =, =, ,....,.
FORTY SECOND STREET Connects with y. u transfer
ca. Cabs Tor Grand Central Depot
FIFTIETHSTREEr- c.,.o, Dali,
FIFTI.EIGHTH STREET-Neares point TOT CehVIei "a" 4
cOunecngw with ears % Belt Line railroad.
FOR UPTOWN trains take EAST side station
FARE, 10 CENTS, except between the hours OF o'oo -
7.3O and 10 p NJ when the tars Is . cents
N. VAN BRoCKLIN sup'L