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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-04
HORACE GREELEY ANDTHE VAN
DERBILTS.
An incident i'm the Life OF the Great
EdiIOr-IiOw lie snubbed the COM

There lives Is Weston, small West
Virginia town of twelve hundred inhab-
iLInts. al aged man, bending beneath the
weight OF tour score years, man whose
unwrltten lie is replete with interest, In
ssmuCh as thirty years OF 1t were spent
ia close companionship with Horace
Greeley, the founder OF the New York
Tribune. No man in the Tribune office
to-day, except Patrick o Rourke, will re-
member the name of Benjamin Owen,
Mr.. GreeIey's foreman.
GKEELEY'S GREAT-HEARTEDNEss
Mr. Greeley, said the old foreman 10
me. some time ago, "was great man,
aud n good man. | knew many man
I'm my dsy hut never one with such \
heart ~ Horace Greeley's. Only those
- Ne. quSInicd with his inner life,
~ -ss, could know his great
ness l. Sas all heart, sir, but there
was one rsn for whom he had
,,''" " "O 'H,'-t. and that man WAS old
Commodore Nanu,-bilt. he Greeley
once seIu 10 roe, 'hiv man that loves
no! ms own children Is monster and
Vanderbilt is II monster, rs no has hr,
one love, one passion, one God, nd that
Is Mammon.'
| remember very well the day poo
Mr., Greeley, in pity for Cornelius Van.
dcrbilt, loaned him forty thonssUd dol
lars. Take it, said he, land relrn 1t
when You can
HOW GREELEY SNUBBED THE CoMMo-
DOKE.
The old Commodore heard of the loan,
Hnd came into our office one day, flushed
with excitement, and said TO me, "Where
Is Mr.. Gree!ey2
"ln his office, sir, writing"
In the interview which followed MIR.
Greeley used language which never be-
fore or after was he Known TO utter.
Sand the Commodore: IL understand,
Mr.. Greeley, that you have inside u loan
ui forty thousand dollars to Cornelius.
] want it distinctly understood that |
a,u not nor shall l be responsible for the
payment OF the money"
Commodore Vanderbilt, who in the
hell asked you to be responsible for any
thing? The young man asked sfavor OF
me, and ! being disposed to grant 1t, l
did grant it; but il you were more of a
man and less of stone, il might be
otherwise. l pitied the poor young man
since his own fathers heart was turned
away from him.
The railroad king withdrew. and never
again to my knowledge did the two
meet either IN public or privste ltthere
be one man above all others who should
love the memory OF Horace Greeley, that
man is Cornelius j. Vanderbilt.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-04
POrOMAC HERRING.

o Halt barrels No. just received and
for sale by. NJ. REILLY,
1879 and 1911 Main Street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-04
FISH.
NEW CROPNEVv ORLEANS

SUGAR and MOLASSES. Just received,
lot o. stric .ly prime tew Orleans sugar
and MoaSses, which are offered TO the
trade al low figures. NJ. REILLY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-24
DoDD, DROWN & co.'s Failure
The Creditors OF the House Awaiting =
Promised Statement OF Its Affairs.

Tho failure OF Dodd, Brown & Co. OF st.
Louis continued to DO tho chief topic OF interest
among the dry goods houses yesterday. Little
or nothing new could be learned concerning
the firm. the condition Of It's affairs. or the
cause Of the failure. The invariablc answer OF
merchants and the mercantile agency was thnt
they could get nothing definite from the bank
rupt firm or regarding it. Mr.. Rushmorc. tho
Eastern buyer Of tho house. said that Mr..
Brown. the Junior partner. would arrive In 1t.
Louis Yesterday morning. and would ut once
house. AS soon rs II Is completed II meeting
OF the creditors will be called In this city aid
the statement submitted to them. II is pos
sno that their showing will DO sum-
ccntly favorable to warrant their asking
for an extension and aid to continue
thoir business. Tho information obtained il,
however, 30 mcagrc that this result cannot be
Mr.. W. s. Carter of Carter < Cation. lawyers.
OF 3iG Broadway. started for st. Louis Tuesday
evening, going in the interests OF n large num-
Der of the creditors. Mr.. Kushmore says that
the only expressions he has heard respecting
the failure have been OF sympathy. Some mem
hors Of tho trade however. say that they think
the failure needs explanation and this they are
waiting for. The schedule OF larger creditors
docs not diffor, as far rs can be learned. from
that already published. Respecting the rating
OF the house OF Dodd. Brown 4 CO.. Bradstrcct 9
Agency say they have not rnted their capital
higher than 800 900 to t5OO.0O0. and their
credit high" Their last information respect
Ing facts. and says that TO the requests OF cred
tors they have replied thata statement OF their
business would bo more satisfactory than their
Questioncrs would expect.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-24

TO him. Ho Ind n conversation with tho Com
modore on tho subject Of spiritualsnl in 1869.
when lie recountcd his tDr. Dcems'sl visit TO tho
medium Foster with some merchants. He de.
scribed the scene to tho Commodore and told
how Foster had mistaken him for Congress-
man IIo had told the Commodore that he be-
no spirits but tho spirit of Foster. Tho Com
modOro earnestly and omphatic aly reiterated.
" Neither do l. Doctor" The Commodore then
told him that there WINS much cutcness und skill
i'm it, and that he felt some interest in those
manipuations. After that hc did not know
tinf they talked about II for n few years. until
the Commodore died He expressed his firm
bclici that spirits did not communicate through
mediums. To the first conversation the Com
modorc added that he i" never could believe
that so pure woman ms his mother would com
municate through SO dirty a fellow as Foster"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-24
me MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY.
What the hank Examiner Reports about his
Recent InvestIgntiou.

II will he remembered that at the time OF
the arrest of Mr. Haar. of IIaar X Co.. the ruined
brokers' he asserted that Mr.. William T.. Bclden
(Jay Goulds partnor had told him. on the occh-
sion of giving him largo orders TO sell stocks.
thatu big financial institution " was bound to
fail on the succeeding day. Tho institution re-
fcrrod to was at the time generally believed to
be the Mercantile Trust Company. An oxam-
inntion 10y the Bank Department was then In
progress.
Tho Examiners. Mcssrs. Kirkland. Lummis
and Costigan. completed their lnbors late last
week and ON Saturday last Bank Superintond-
cnt Lamb received their report. In u letter to
Mr.. Fitzgerald. the President OF the company
Mr.. Lamb said that the recent annual examina-
ton was made ut that time partly for tho greater
convenience of tho Bank Department. and
partly because the December examinations
" Interfere with the varied and large transac-
tions of such companies which necessarily
occur at tho scni annual interest and dividend
periods He adds:
or conrctures dat thc examination WAS made now or
cal reasons Hris from the condition OF the company
M goacig'ons which r,e Sport q ts sxs@insiien
corr9raiion. ~ the Judgment Of the examiner. - esab
ishcd ATT, unn,uai scrutiny OF asse" and Wide inquiry
The rcpot summarizes the financial condition the
Assets ............. aT5r io2 81
Liabilities
CAPITAL ......... s3epuD 90
Uhcr liabilities ~ creditors 27jjIs9 ~ 1thTes ~
surplus of assets over all liabilities ... S2j s73 ~
No official list of the values fixed on tho Sc
curitics held 10y tho company has been made
public. but the result Of the examination was TO
show n reduction Of the last year surplus Of
81 45l .Oi to s23.373.29.
Mr.. Fitzgerald saws that he has been con-
stantly reducing the valuation rs the market
moved downward. He bcieves that thore has
boon no impairment of the capital to the amount
indicated by the examiners. and says that
Brooklyn City and Ncwtown Railroad stock. Of
which the company holds .433 shares. has sold
since the examination began for 20 per cent.
while the examiners quote ~ ut 10 per cent.
| only. The company. he says. holds no deposits
and accepts no trust. combining its business cx
| clusivcly to making loans on Western real es-
tate. Mortgages are taken only in small
amounts and searches and appraisements are
made toy persons H. whom the company has en-
| tire confidence. Tho following are tho assets
| rs reportcl In December. 1877:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-24
Frederick Myers Acquitted.

Frederick Myers. the Flatbush grocer. who
scpt shot and Killed James Counorsin front OF his
place tried Tor mAnsisush,cr IN the Kings County
court of Sessions yesterday Tho weeping mother Of the
dead man sat In the audience, OCCASIONAL, moaning 80
loud that length Justice ordered her removal into
his private room Connurs his cousin Juhn Conors aud
Edward Connolly went t. flatbush on spree. aud
waited MNcrs's place. winch is IN lonely district They
became noisy. disturbing hycrs's sck wife over the
lie ordered them out aud In quarrel In front Of
the store Common. began 10 throw stones Al the grocer
Myers tiled tu drive him on with club and then lie
uscd his revolver. hring three times NJ Connors The
latter icll wounded In the side lie died few hours
later in the County Hospital Myers cOptcndcd thu he
acted solely clfdefencc AMI the jury acquitted hun
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-24

One hundred and nifty Texan cattle were
driven to rhgcons Dock. in Hunters Point yesterday
W await transportation. Becoming unmanageable, n
number broke and sped along jackson avenue in
the direction Of Dutch Kills Judge Gilbert. who had
been holding the sessions or the Supreme court torn at
Long Island city on his way home from the Court
Hou>e when he encountered one Of tc steers on Jack
avenue. and seeing means OF escape being almost
surrounded by meadu~= hastily pulled on his OVoruOAt
and shook the garment ~ the beast Attracted by The
sisur the steer dashed mHiv toward the judge and
the animal made plunge nj his Homer the latter .epicd
side AMI the si"rr plunged headlOug into adow
where he Wa aiterMArd lassoOcd aud driven back 70
4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-24

Paul Rosenthal. aged IL. little pedder. was
arrested by onccr crystal Tuesiav Tor sching cotton.
pins ami needles m drani street Agcn,leman followed
the officer 10 the court and condemned the officer for
striking the little I,eddier 81 think" Ju-c, wnndcli
said that hc~ boys who TRYING to earn hone II
living should not be- abused iscasy enough tor the pO
lice to keep them moving. Well boy. were ring
To make ltving'
Ro>cnthal Whose ohcek wa. swollen from tho blow he
had received replied In the Affirmative Justice Nandcil
telnf the lad 10 stop Crying lonkd into his basket aud
TO the great joy ~ the little pcdier bought out his entire
stock and then discharged him
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-24
An op,n,on In Favor Of Na,,oas, nn.L. :.

WAauISGToN Oct. 23.-Attorno,- General Dew
ems has cNrrrued former opinion from No DEPARTING NJ
OF Jusucc 10 tho effect that national banks IN making up
capital subject to duty. may he permitted 10 diuot
Uui State hois at ihcir face value. snd decides
mat they may deduct the amount invested m such bonds
not only ~ them lace Nauc hut win the premium added
II l. sad hi some OF the Treasury u 'as that this ~
ion Wi ropcn some 5000 Assc s-menfs made by the
Ttl.urrr ince h pa1Gsc " the Nauonel hank act and
cnusii fHh,c amount Of mOnvi viii L. required L, .
rnd duucs enormously collected irotn uc banks under
tlt uling
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-24
Mr.. f. ID. rmmp,o.'. s.,.,.,ea Death.

Edwin Dwight P,impton. wealthy retired
carpet nAnufAc tur dicd la he dcce al IA Carroll
%rcoL Brooklyn. yesterday morning lie started u At.
tend meeting OF the dir eors OF the Academy Of Music
and soon returned pressing his hand on his breast and
saying that he III HIS vito Led him 70 uo sOia and
he died almost immediately lie was II years O. axe,
AMI had lived In brooklyn for over thirty Jcaih lie was
COnSplC uous ,mber Ot tho Rev. Ur Ohadwlcks
Church. lie kayUs 4 wife AMI tour soma
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-24
Jr.lee sutl,ertnnd I.redlctlns.

Herman Kemp, Fourth street bnrroom keep
err WAS rohld Of his watch and chain IN utAih street
the an INST lam Gf' Avos was hrrr.t,1 I'm,
acquitted INN N heriHt ~ tn General RcAunN
Grcaws IHifc sutherland said my time on uiis
hheh snoli bu' nm cuutienl that whoever -Il,ood,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-24
A Train Hobber kiiied

ST. LOUIS. Oct %. DANES Domont one Of the
gang o. train robbers who escsP-i when Mike R"urkc
captured dsy two Ovcrtsken last night
hy Detective Light u The Kansas Pacific road. nren
mites from Ellsworth Kan and IN the struggle which
ensucd Light shot ana Killed the rObl.cf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-24

BAITiMoHH Oct 33-The banking house Of
Olaibsufh. sciscn 60 rlstrndei today and the nrm
have made m e-slgnncnt ~ AlN Preston Tor the
l~nent their creditors The failure Il stbutsi 10
iu..s. % the ~n,of titnrr VI ~ Nlahsush IN the
e. ultr Hotel 4 Which he wss pfopfhui shrink IN
rrli c-at ami Agcustal drv rot an business TIL ~
iiifif- in banking hnn- about sloDrD of whr n
fnp. NAV SECURED TITO s>seH cons-, mV,tJ OF rusl
estate aud nook accounts
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-24

BosroN Oct 23.-Thc Ocean Mil,- capita
StDbb, standing IN the OF .onie twenty share
holders IN Bo.ton New York ami PhAiciphia VI. sod
at auction toi., for siNi.sn To- Nudge OF H"ston
n mil -ul ~, thu aisi q
now IN good Cuniiuon, rus>s, ~ill be gwen No
vcmtrcr rhc mills viii not STOP day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-24

ST.. LOUIS. oct, 29.-FuHhei information rc-
gariins the appointment o. g. Smith receiver ~ the
kHi~as fSc,he Railroad Tx appoir 0'e nj claimed
g. b. tory for Mr. OaLcs the prN-n Supcrne non
o. We t1al n lo.ed u Jay G"uLi And VIII result In
ne breaking mp OF Tie pte.cnt c0nhtnatun and IOoin
WIN the Union Pacific Cndor u,e order Of the Court all
the fen~ta oieos arc W DC removed W tho slato VI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-24

WARRINGTON Oct % -Iiayra received lc,tnr
from twO chiLlrn IN Cleveland. Oho to-day. IN winch
thry eay We have heard that slpn viii he pad IL,
81 llicu who collect Hui nj ON million nd IA e.
suup- IL II truot We ANXIOUS " make sos " bu,
4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-24
DENNsYLVANII HNII.IoND.

AND UNITED STATS NAIL ROUTE
On ami nttr sept Id 1875
Iraihs leave New York d. sbrOssos and Cortan Il
Sta FERRIES, M follows
Bxpc Tor Harrisburg Pittsburgh ule West sud south
VIVA kaufman Palace Cars attached. A. N ami 81
1 N. dail,
fol Wilhan.port, Lock Haven. Cory AMI Bric ats
NJ, connocuug AZ Cory for ntusNilh. Petroleum
!rnte, ana The on Regions Whliamsport aud Look
Haven. y A VI
Baltimore, w,>hinsion. ami the south LhmtoL Wa ,h.
infion EAptr,s VI Pullman faror Cars daily eNcopt
sunday, - A. NJ, arrive WASHINGTON 40 T.
Regular a 10 NJ, d ~, andsP ". sunday Z 20
ENpr- TOR Philadelphia, 4sn N 3 - o. N31 lam.
ltctL II A. ". l.. I. %, Is, to 81, 81 ~ ami o "
SUNDAY, 4 $50 ahu . 4 NJ, q. u ~ - -. 4
kmierAnt aud second class 4
Boats OF brooklyn Annex" connect with All thr,p N
trains al jersey CAY, annriing 4 spe,-iy anl dare, {
trHuat Tor BROOKLYN uuNuL
For trans " NcwhrK, hIsAh,tr Railway Princeton.
Trenton. Prrth AmhoN, ~, iuuston. RoNilcrr ant
other points Hce local schedules nt an "a, kcI OiHoA
Tram. aruNc. From lItt,purgu u o. 10 ~ NJ 10 ~
dniiyt a ~ \ 6.tl l. ". daily. except Non lay
From Washington amt BALTIMORE 'u. . 10 A NJ, 1 ~
10, lOlOf. NJ. SuniAY. Goa, % a. ". From rhIt
dclnhla. IN, u ~ 0ti ln.rl ~ - 4 NJ 3 ~
4 no. 4 81 q -. 4 a.. iuin ~ ~ Z VI SUNDAY b.O,
60 = ~, - - ~ ~ VI Il 80. ~ 2l +
Ticket Ohcca i2b ami ait broadway. A.tor liou~s
Hnd ioot OF DVsbrOs~Ns all GultAnit SIS 4 Court
Hnl brooklyn Annex DcpuL out Of Fulton u brooklyn.
ia, no AMI ilr iui>rn st, lirhu4on, Depot JeTsoy
PRANK THOMSON /. r. FARMER
O-,neral Manager 0cuI PASS AGENT
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Since tho making OF the last report tho only
material change in the list OF securities was tho
psrchase OF 100000 Of the Boston Trust Com
pany s stock.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-24

BALTIMORE. Oct. 23.-The rhcca nj pimiioo
wcr loHtpOWd today pu account " The not-np OF w
~~cs W nee sslvss Storm " w,nt And raIn a4l asLk
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-24
Electricity Anec,ins Gs. stock.

Adrian II. Muller yesterday sold by auction
number Of valuable secuuue. including the stocks Of
several gas companies The prices obtained A. com
pared with tho-s received Tor the stocks 1T the
sales on the 10Th aud 10Th inst show that the mere talk
the EdiSpu Vi,ctuc light has materially Affected the
values Gas securities The 70 lowing table shows Tie
prices breht the >sic escrday seans thosc OF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-24

on AND AFTER July 4. 1871
ENWcss Tran, lttve Now York VA Ia ,hroase. All
N0rtHhit sta Ferries, A. follows "
So, ~ ~ - a. liniicon. ~ 4. NJ. IS g. am
Jo, ~, D. aidpP
bvliH VI hiooNllh Ann'N" connect Win all Mruu IA
Halns AZ Jcr-y CN. Attending = speedy aid druut
uhnsirr tor Brooklyn iraNcl
Returning tram. lcnv" PhiAivlphla9 2lt7.7 81, = y -
sM, u = ,LmtSi bNpn.s. q, r Nha,l -
k,s,OA VI 4 a,r " ,ni IS Midnight
TLeel One'"s i41 ami HlI BromiAat, N,l,- llou,r,
ana l""l 81 Drshil % nlL NnNluit IT. cuuft - til
hf"hDn Annex Depot loot ui fUtnu st.. Br-ihNh ilt.
III" ana liH Hudson :, hnl'iAcu. Depot dct~y t.ty
lmNl am ii.hri olhr baucry ida1r -
FkAhk THOMSON. /. T. WARMER
Gov IA. iuletr Genera. ia, s.isrr 4 rut
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1W rHiLADELrnIA.
fBNNsfLVANIA RAILROAD.
ruh oLD.EsrABLIsuEp ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ
BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA

foURrkEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY,
TlihLE DkfHrS IN PlllLADBIFliIA
Nv U IA NEW NOkk
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-24
Nlnnttn-

@lanft0 tthlts
A MENs AL AL! AZ. 4. y, II '." g. - 80 $40
' ''1' OO'' c;&sEk0S's. ~ bridge st. BROOKLYN
A CHANCE TO go wca-FamIics assisted westby
n agent who has resided years West 10 East 9TH At.
"Childrcn's Aid society"
A TIMER and general icbbcr; ono accu,iomed TO
~ ranges aud furnaces wanted ia Court st BROOKLYN.
A coon outdoor salesman wsess and A., commission
ACTIVE MAY. not, afraid q wSrs, permanent po-
~ siton; good pay. Before " NJ, ~ Az. u
An experienced CLOAK cutter wanted.
n HAYWARD. g and 81 Leonard st
ROY or young man who Is good turner and nlcr on
ID brass work. 2S Monroe st. second lott
COuNTRY AGENTS. send 81 for full samples
- AVERY 5 fall show cards CITY agents call al W
Bowcry.
CMOICE teas pounds. 81 Agent, wanted Gres,
CANDY helper wanted who understands cutting car.
v omes with knife at 37 Fulton St. BfooSyn
EIRsT-CLAss black walnut prancri good brush
hand, steady work before 10 3eiock I'M, hare' hOF''
Il 80 BURchARD. Jr. ri Liberty st
FuKsrcLAss esi, hard; r. -, Ng gsws sye"
Gnserhs rdbNfS & FIX fos. E Ss% york Apply "
DNINT SKINS bought whether hard or soft, 4, TO
c pet pound Address OF send to factory ilo'h ~
-
:, tom sni'crs come prepared io' Brce1wnN R,qok
SUOEM AK FMS wanted; one Oh custom and one
- on shop, steady work Anplv at % Grccnwioh st
TEXAS COLON v meet every Thursday evening a.
Of the colony viii leave on Nov
TO BAKERs.-wautcL.a third hand en bread.
Apply Al S3i Washington It. Al ~ O'Clock Thurs dAy
i JAMES cuSsIoN Rector st
Two or three first class cos, .,qa; va Ssni Y, a,
"'""''N - 'e' "
Man y Sc., lsS G !, coat "'''' '''O "''"''
VVANTED-A hihosraphlc ,rsn.erer. one aeca,
w toned 20 both wet aud dry printing on metals none
but a nrstclass. sober man need apply 60
HlNE a co, Is and 10 Doyer st
WANTED-A smart boy one. who understands
y ''''''' "'"' ct 'i Z R6TiEY o. FULTON st
NJ ANTED.rntcc men accustomed TO run. The
w swift or Wickic mailing machine. Apply 10 u &
SMITH. ia0 to a. oakland 1t. Bioosiyn Z u
WANTED-A .mar. Young man Of COOL addTe.; and
ssos 70 a2 80 , woTs on once moor Apply
VANTED-Ncn to nnish ard regulate uprisht
pianos none eq, iFf1Hy T S ySTsm 81, sed
si SSsns p sn Al Sh I Te%seS q
AMI Nington avs
NVANTED-sx live job ccmpo-i,ors Address ~.
w box l1O, Sun office. stating abilities and wages eS
pccted
WANTED men prcsscrs on mise. elonN. onlv
w good hands need apply II OBRN i.1'S broadway
VVANTED-A carpenter by the month App, be.
w tween 10 and II o'elock A ati2 frnnk'ortst
NVANTFD-Bxwnc clothing salesman with
w good references at oiI 81 aN corner II 18th Il
NVANTED-A Good colorer ior. .kiysr' and sheep
w skins Address u box j.3ii. Sew YORK city
xVANTED-rirs' als-s morocco case maker. Cali
w at 1IifASY A co.'s. iS,h ii entrance
WANTED cs.lmA1cr,
WANTED a1 agia %o,; fi S;..s !. s.@:
WAN CrH tnwt,trnt t,urnr, man hatcher An
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STEAMBOATS, aio iallroaN5.
FARE REDUCED
VIA
PEOPLES ENLStNO LINE
FOR ALBANY
FiRSTCIAss ~ DECK. ~ CENTa
EXCURSION TO ALBANY AND RETURN. ~ -
STATE ROOMS. 81 ASD :,
LBAyLs rlHE Al. NORTH RIVER ruoT CANAL ~ .
DAILY Sundays excepted AT d 7. N
Making ciosc connections With trains on Gen
TRIAL r u for the West. DELAWARE AND HUDSON
X for The North. and susQuEuANNA II, Il tor the
Southwest
ROOMS COMFORTABLY WARNED ny STEAM
THIS l. THE ONLY NIGHT LiSB or STEAMERS
SELLING TICKETS AND CHECKING BAGGAGE TO
PLACES oN THE n OESTKAL RK
FRRR TRANSFER To and from BROOKLYN by
BROOKLYN ANNEx TICKETS at all tie principal
hotel, aud wesIcOtrs Express ocos IN Now York and
BrOoklyu
A EVENING ROA'r FOR ATHENS, srUY-
n. NRSANr NEW BALTIMORE, and COKYMANS 90
Steamer WALTER BRETT will leave Pier ~ loot II
OunnI It Nor,h River, every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY
ana FRIDAY att O'Clock ~
TROY BOATs-CITiZENs' LINK-Ncw Palace
Steamers leave daiiv except saturday. st = " 4.
from Pier ~ \ X, loot Leroy SURF connections
all p~nts North and West free transfer IRON Brooklyn
hs EIlc Annex boats
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miscellaneous.

posT 0FFiCE NoT,CE. The lorciu nal' To-,
Tie week cniinc SATURDAY. Oct ri s1H VIII clo~ al
this office Tue shay - ~ N. tor Europe by steam
slp Wisconsin, VIA Qtrcnstown on "Wednesday. At ~ ~
T. NJ, for kurote bN str a1slp Scythin via Qurcnsnwt
correspondence tVr France L. he forwarded by wa
steamer must be specially addressed. and al l. "
Tor France direct by Steamship St Laurent wa llaNI
Thursday, at ~ tor France. GrriuanV. Sc 10
steamship Hcricr via Plymouth l,erbourg ant Has
hurg correspondence Tor Grrat Britn md the Cumu
mont u be Forwarded by tins steamer must be- sTcinJ
addressed ani At " for Europe, by steamship orrie
Via Queenstown tcurrc-unnAcntc Tor Germany Aud
France To b. forwarded Nv uus ~ inust bc citv
Addressed ON Sf'"rtiny. AZ II - A. tot Germany
sc, rs stvHushlp khvin. VA southampton ami Bfrmet
cnrrsnlnirn', tor Great Brilan ami thc V"sun,nt V
be forwarded ~ tn, steamer must he specially al
drrs~dl and ~ ~ tor Europe, 10y stamsltp riy ID
Berlin. Via Queenstown tcutrusu 1ntcncc IoT 0'fnsnJ
amt SrOtHni "a be FORWARDED hl TINS steamer must ne
specially Hdiv, sedl ari at ~ scotland direct ~
steamship Ethiopia via Glasgow The IA HUehlpr We
con.in ScNthm. Celtic AMI cay Of he I'm not tahs
mail. Tor Denmark, sweden ant NofwHY The mtli
Tor AspinMAll Hni south Pacific pori- iNh,p Now l'it
Oct u The mails tor II III and King iHnAct lcn,s
Ncw York oct - The Hhils nor HtNHlt UtNc N,u
York oct - The mats tuI Australia. Ac. LH'r aHs
frAncisco oct ~ Tho mails for CHINA AMI Japan l,S0
san francisco Nov lh
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