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o. mp. ARCHERS INCOME TAX.

Suit was begun Friday in the United
States Dstrict Court behalf Of the Government to
recover from o. H. p. Archer the income tax accrued
between the years 500 and 1872 Mr. Archer formerly
held contract with Erie Railroad Company, for the
transporta don OF freight from Jersey City TO NewHork
and the Government now seeks 20 enforce an Income
tax upou his revenue under this contract. Tho amount
OF the AK claimed Is estimated at 100000 Summons
the served yesterday the preliminary ihvts
LEGATION having been made by Special Revenue Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-23

Last week Fulton boy got angry with his
mother. and went to bed without his supper that he
might WIRING her heart with sympathy. When he Wa
creeping down stairs 70 get pork and beans after
the family were asleep, he ooded with door casing
and broke his toei MOral.-lFultOh Times
A New-EnglaDd scene. Grand old hills, pine
clad and Scared towering To the clouds In their majesty
gurglng brooks winding through green meadows fieds
corn, with the breeze and rstng their rtDen-
Ing heads ana floating streamera. Winding around aud
through these stretch OF yellow road silent in glare
OF sun On this road solitary potato bug t0ling Ia
boriousy eaawArd.-iDanbury GewA,
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no BE TRIED For CONSPIRACY.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, Sept. 22.-In the Su-
perior Court Yesterday Judge Beardsley gave decision
on the demuers In the Charter Oak Life Insurance con-
spracy case. Judge Beardsley rst fourth
and NTH counts OF the Indictment which specifically
M
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A CLERGYMAN VISITING LOW REsoRrs

The Rev. T. Dewitt Talmage, with another
clergyman made the Of the disreputabls dance
houses IN Captain Williamss precinct one night last
week They were accompanied by Commissioner
Nichols, Inspector Murray and Captain williams The
party also walked through several Of the uptown streets
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atrnmnnnts ono Rnllrnans.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. -
- Leave from foot Of DesbTosses and C0uTandt

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD. -
ID NowYork from foot OF DesbFosses and CouTandt
$40 A. M for Washington ColqaOus Cincinnati. IndiansD
sonth. Pullman ears irOm Baltimore to Newark u. and
100 p M for washington and tho west and the South via
AMI Washb gton making close connections Ptsburg
nna L4osy and LSs' AMI ThT T
burg. aud Washington 70 Augusta and savannah. -
man sIsePer f5Gl 70 allImore and washington
os IoSi S ST. Louis COamJas Psbars the south
and southwest Through Pullman cars rom Baltimore 70
bHrs PIorda New Orleans and ne south
B5 T sgoGs and ocS foot Of coaTIand
Ask s9d FoG TIcKETs VIZ RHIrfMoRE AND OHIO
A''N RAILRoAD.
VIHE MARY POWELL, fare rs cents, for West
il Point Cornwall NewbuFg Poughkeepsie, ROndOuL King
Milton, New Hamburg Hyde Pask and Cold
r. AZ $50 p IN. Connects With BFOOkiTnAnnex Boats.
VNROY BOATS-CITIzENS' LINE.
New palace steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY
leave daiy Except satnraysl at P m from Tier 40 RI
points North and West stSerooms ana through tickets
Free transfer trom Brooklyn by Erie Boats
rTNHE GREAT PROVIDENCE LINE.
To BOSTON. via Providence. direct,
FULL SIGHrs hLsL . ONLY AZ MILES Oh RAIL.
MASSACHUSETTS, Captain Ray Allen,
RHODE ISLAND, CAPTAIN Jesse Motif
loot Of Wafrens9 az M PasseEEers arrive IN Boston
N. No landings between New.York and
TICK H,TS via PROVIDENCE LINE To OAK BLUFFS.
SO co. ROUND "TRIP TICKKTS 90.
THE OLD RELIABLE ST0NINGTON LINE
At D. m from Pier 81 North River foot OF JaT.st
special hunted uckets GOOD ONLY 2.45 N. train
sonngton sold via this Line rom NewYOrk Boston
statsrOoms and ucEets FOR EITHER LINE secured a,
No Broadway and az all Offices OF WescOtts Express
Company Also tickets sold ~ all hotel ticket ofiees
Freight VIA either me taken o. lowest rates
l. W. FnKNs. General Passenger Agent -
UN0 PHILADELPHIA,
II VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
Fourteen Through Trains way daily three deuots In
Philadelphia. two In Hew-YOrk.
Double Track the
Time consistent with absolute safety
on and afteFkJulv q, 1881
Express Trans leave NewT0rk Desbrosses and Court
landt street Ferries, as f0il0was
$3.50 1880 500 $3.50 hmitedL IL NJ; B. $50 1850
$50 and m sunday 4;S0 and a M. 8, .. ESQ., $780,
Boats Of Brooklyn Annex connect with an through
trains az Jersey v, anordng speedy and direot ranaler
Rstnrnng trains isaye Philadelphia $40 7S5 $50
and IL Limited Express 1885 ny q 4, $50 and
1888 d. and IL midnight. On Sunday 3d. l. T. 3 $50
3 m, e. 1898 y. NJ, and IL midnight
Ticket ofncos. Nes 6ZB and Y44 broadway, No AstOr
House. ana foot Of DesbFoaseaand No Court
and Brooklyn Annex Depot foot OF fuOnst, BROOKLYN
Nos ia il6 end liS Hudsonst H0boken; Depot
| City: Emigrant Ticket oaiee. No Battery place.
oenaf1i AEeAGer Geni Passenger A6G
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PROPERTY STOLEN AND RECOVERED.

The police are looking for the burglars who,
Friday morning. broke open safe In ]. H. Horizons ice
cream store at No. 305 FOufthave. Parolman Harris
passing the store OF q. M, found 1t II was
brightly Illuminated, usual. and everything inside was
"A its place An hour later returning from the other end
OF his beat he the shades pulled down. the safe
broken OPEN and papers scattered the floor. Bur
glars had forced she door, pFed open The door
Of the safe With heavy wedges, and had carried away
81 .OCO In money and iewelry beside notes. bonds ana
MORTGAGES representing 100000. These papers were
afterWard found IN the hall Of No. 231 East Thirty
t1rd-st where the thieves had thrown them, hnding
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stsamboats anO Railroads.
LBANY and TROY by DAY BONE.

A LBANY and TROY by DAY BOATS.
- -. e. YIBBARD and DANIEL DREW,
y, sS,rr s ll95 ~ 90, anu stl Street tlL ~
keePsle, Hnnebcck Sangerties Catsk and hudson. CON-
NBC1s st West Point with steamer Carrie A. Ward fr Cold
ing by down boat ONE DOLLAR RIA SsFER Dy
n annex R3a. issySE 3TSoEyn e a ~ az AZ
from Saratoga nctets s0d ant New-
YORK Central haIwsy Tickets coupons good Hudson
River Road received tor passage
BRIDGEPORT. and all points on Housabonic
~ and Naugauck RairoadA Fare 81. Steamer Bdze
and Bridgeport at IL D. m
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEYi
Ferry Station IN Brookiya foot Of Faiton,st
Commencing IL lS78-Trans leave NeWHOTk OF
eso M n Liberty st, as iotowsi n,,,. 49,
Chunk, Iamaqna WukesbarTe. EmiTa. &c Connects at
s45 m;For Sigh bridge Branch. schOOlsys Megntain
ss Lake ana Lake Hopatcqng Eas0n iarIisoaIgh,
nanch Snnnk Iamaqua Hazleton, Wkesbarro scranton.
iOI5 M and l:30 p. mFor soner,4ne and FTemisgfoa
WilkesbaFe Scranton Ton hanOes Tamaq ua Ilazleton
Reading. P0ttsville, Harrisburg &C.
Budfs Lake Lake HOpaaeOng, East9a. BeyteEe and
Mauch Chunk Connects a. Junction with d. l. and w r. r.
s:Sep m, daiy5For lsasfOn Allentown and HarFisbdgh
For trains 20 local points see time tables at saii0ns
intermediate PSints st 5sj p M fer Ession
Boat Of he BTo9kn and Erie Annex make competition
at Jersey City Station and from BROOKLYN and Erie Depot
Jersey CITY
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trans leave for Red Bank Long Branch Ocean Grove
g. At 8, 7;45. Q, ll;46 a M, 3.So, 4, O. o p NJ
Stages connect at Matawan Station from KEYPoRT
FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
connections Leave foot OF Liberty st, for Freehold at
TAD, ll:45 a. H. L. 3, 6p.m
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INJURED BY A STILL EXPLOSION.
A still In the Queens

A BLlII III I1I6 QU6tIIb OOUHIT OH W OTkB, at
Flushing L. l.. exploded Friday morning John
MeKeoa owen Lynch and James McElroy were terribly
perhaps fatally burned The loss OF property amounts
10 So 600. This insured
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them worthless 10 them and they restored to their
owner The detectives working upon several clews'
and hope 20 capture the burglars.
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ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 22.-Leave of absence
for six months TO take effect upon his being released
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ItIs understood thar Special Agents Chamteran and
Ayres have been ordered prepare and submit 70 the
Treasury Department the result Of their investigations
alleged frauds II Is stated that Colonel
Chamberlain has 200 samples Of exported refined
sugar. which have been analysed Dy Governments chem
ists the results showing percentages OF glncose,
suipAur tin and saccuarne matter. IL also reported
tbat the special have discovered one refinery IN
another city where samples OF exports nave been
kept ~ required by law This neglect subjects the eX-
pOrters 10 bcayy penalties,
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HEAVY LOSSES no HE REVENUE.


AN ESTIMATE THAT THE GOVERNMENT HAS LOST
NEARLY FOUR MILLION FIVE HUNDRED THOU
SAND DOLLARS on SUGARS IL TWO YEARS.
An estimate of the losses to the revenue on
the Custom House investigating Committee By sol"n
Humphreys has boon prepared aud Will be sent to hr
Wood to-day The figures which ART said To have been
prepared by careful siatistcian, show loss to the
Government last year OF over s2.5OOoOO. Mr.. Humph-
eys gave the proportions Of imported sugars as follows
DINO T. 20 per of No TO- 60 to 65 per cent; above
No. 10 to 20 per The following tables are based
upon these proportions:
Imported 1876 &c $50 bi5 pounds
Pounds.
"copper" Ct. 3l2,J76.loP AZ l@c S3l0b6sl eI
--~----S sG,sSs,227 80
cope ct. / ,Ol6222,s54 at % s29,3el.+47os
-'f'H o,"o'e 49, 25.SsO,55 IS
Is per Ct. 23L2s2 Os2 Al 2-sc S5s57O52O 90
- -,-e-,-eY 1891 ,3l5 O6
ssOb45 s39,J35. IOl 80
Duties nQuiiated IN ls76-............ 5fo-o'Ot4 w
Difference. .N.......................s i,9IOOS7 80
Imported 1877 f55.sS7 sji pounds
copper Ct 29I.OT.J7I at lac. s5Ogg.s574s
25Pct l2I3,46i 81 ~. 49, 90, 81.
GO per Ct. ei6OCe.1o5 at &c slS02o.OI2 10
-- -,-,-,-- %, GSO.O52 90
per Ct. 2Is3Os,17s at22c s545I7oi45
-~----- 6.s22 $50 &c
1I55,3s7.s5i SJb,s.g.JU2 u5
Duties quldated 3lS1"O w
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where houses OF bad character are numerous and VS.
tied numDer Of gambling houses and policy shops
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New-LOndOn aud NOrWicl
= TO-. -

"CTTY SF LAwRENCE" and FALMOUTH"
PeI 40 North River daily, SUNDAY excepted.
Tickets and be obtained ONCE Of the
Company, No. al Broadway OF Canalst Freight
points lowest further information
inquire Pier 40 North River.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-23
TIE PUBLISHERS sEAlI-ANNuAL SALE.

Holiday and juvenile books were the lead
ing lines at the ssmEannual trade SALE in Clinton Ho
Saturday the days business starting with Putnam
Sons invoice One thousand volumes OF an illustrated
edition Of Bryant's Thanatopsis" were sold. "The
Flood OF Years. in cloth aud morocco sold at 81 40 and
50 75 number Of John Habberon's books went at 10
to 40 cents a volume. Eliza Greatorexs summer
Etchngs In Colorado" with introduction by Grace
Greenwood sold at Onehfth the catalogue price There
good demand for sets OF the fine editions of Wash
ingtOn Irying's works. The Knickerhocker edition.
complete In twenGyseven volumes in cloth. SCI so and
an half eaf Sl08 retail brOaght 81 Ala and 81 40 vol
ume respectively. Sets Of Bayard raylOrs works we're
IN good demand also. Fifty copies OF Wilson's "Ameri-
can Ornithoogy went at trade rates Wiley & Sons'
engineering and mathematical works at 10 per
cent below trade price Edgar A. Poes works. published
by Middleton, at low rates. TO-day's sale VIII
open with sheldon & Co.'S invoice.
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NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

NEW - 6ORh CENIfAL AND tUDSON
through trains VIII leave Grand Central Depot
ga M and Nor thern Express. raWing
70 Rochester ana ST Adams
1880 a. m. special Chicago and Western Express with
drawing JanandaguR, Rochester and Buffalo,
a Express to Albany and Troy with connections TO
and Rutand. North Adams and Bennington.
d. m Albany and Troy Express u
n m Louis Express daily. with sleeping for 81.
Louis running through day IN
ing Buffalo, Niagara Fails Toledo and Detroit 10
Montreal. excepting sunday night. Saratoga.
100 D. rast Express Cor Rochester and corning via
Geneva, with through sleeping cars.
IS 70 Paeiho Express daily with sleeping for
Rochester Niagara Fails Buffalo, Cleveland Toledo Detroit,
ma Chicago excepting Saturday, night CLAYTON and
Va.rrto exep1. saturday aad sGnday nights to
Montreal Vi 81 AlOens
II ~. Express with sleeping cars TO Albany and Troy
Local Time Tables Tickets for sale AZ
Nos 352 26I anu broadway at WestcOtt Express
Co.'S Offices Nos. Park place Iej and $40 Broadway New
York 333 Washin gtOuSL. Brooklyn.
io'N' """ C. b. MEEKER General Passenger Agent.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. - GREA

DENNS1LNANIA RAlLROAD. - GhEAI
L TRUNK LINE AND UNITED Sites NAIL
YoK DesbrOsses ana COHandt streets Ferries fol-
9ptess for HARRISBURG Pittsburg the West and South
with Pullman Palace attached. aud 3 80 M.
For wilhamspor Lock Haven, CORY Ere $50 o.
m correcting AT CORY tF Itnsye Petroleum Centre and
the Regions. Williams and Lock Haven, a N.
Baltimore, Washington south, LiIntes WASH
ingon Express Of Pullman ParlOr daily except
day 800 arrive Washington 4O Regular at $40
a. NJ, 1, $50 and sunday ESQ and p. NJ
Express for Philadelphia 43O13O 20, o, JSO Lmtedl
a. M l. 3. ., $50 $50 $50 aud p N sunday 4:SO
and am, D. o. $780, $780, $50 and p Emgrant snd sec
Ond m.
Brooklyn with all through trains
Brooklyn travel
Ferh AnbOy Fleming0n Belyidere and other pOintA
see local schedules at all Ticket Offices.
From PttsOurg, 6:5O 1O4O m, 1920 p.
daily: $50 M i6.o0 D. m. daily except Moua1I From
Washington and Baltimore, o:5u $40 a. 4ilO 5lb. 1910
p sunday, 600 $40 From philadelphia, 300 $50
0iO, 1000 ll9O a &lo, i:lO, 500 900 64l
lO:iO, Ie2o sunday 500, $50 GAO 1880 ll:5O
Ticket ofees 52e and ga Broadway NO. Aston House.
ar a DesbrOsses and Courtland ss; No. COuTtst
brooklyn Annex Depot loot Of Fulton ST. BrOokyn NOA
ia lie and lls HusOns Hoboken; Depot Jersey City.
EmiErant Ticket once. No Battery laee ,,,,,.
FRANK THOMSON, l. i. FARMER
Accent
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NEw-YoRK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.


EXPRESS TRAIN TIME TWO HOUBS
Leave New-YorK. foot Lberty.st for Trenton and
Philadelphia at $50, $3.50, 1918 1870 m, $780, l. $3.50,
IL p m. ana at 4:3O ,. m. for Trenton.
Leave philadelphia from station North Pennsylvania Rail
roaG Third and fway 7.45 $50 l1a30
M $50 23O. so, 6s4os ~ p M CO.. 49,, ezo
silS 1910 9. w., 1915, 2;l6. 8 4.55. 6:30P NJ.
Pullman DrawingFOOm Cars attached 20 the 800 a.
p M trains from New York 70 the 7:46 a mg 1880 m.
trains from Philadelphia.
SUNDAY IRA INS-Leave New rk and Phi lafelphia az
a. n, $3.50, o. m. Leave NewfOrk for Trenton az
53 N. Leave Trenton ~ l:2O 800 $40 y. m.
Connection Jersey City station by 10 AMI
from Brooklyn Erie depot, jersey City. -
Tickets for sale Of Libertyst Nos. OzB and B4t
broadway, at the principal hotels all offices Of the Fe Raj
New-YOrk brooklyn and at No. COurtst Brook
lyn baggage checked from residence 10 destinat
IL. y. BALDWIN. GeR- Pass Agent
EORNEW-HAVEN,M ERIDEN, HARTFORD,
SPRINGFIELD WHITE MOU NTAINS MoNrkEAIs
p m sundays nclHsd aud IL sundays excepted con
Springfield. &c Tickets sold and checked az 944
Broadway New York. and COurtst Brooklyn Excursisn
10 Sew.Hayenand return, 81 so.
TOR R0ND0UT and KINGST0N.-Fare 10
IL cents NEWBUR aHd below 80 CENTS Land at High
land Fals (Wtst P0int Cornwall NeWburG Marlboro NIL
ton, POUGHKEEPSlE EsOpus connecting with Ulster aud
Delaware Waikiki Valley Raj Steamboats, Thomas
Cornell and James W. Baldwin leave day Pier 81
North River, foot Of HarnsOD-sd
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FVTGH VALLEY RAILROAD,
I ONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA, via

I ONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA, via
~ NewJersey southern RIA road. Commencing ~ er
1873 Will leave New-YOTk Pier y North RIVER
Of ReetOrs connecting at Sandy Hook with trains Tor
Long Branch. $3.50 a. N. ], 3e45. o 30 p. M.
% del and Toms River. L., 3:i5 D.
Tutkert0n. 345 p. M.
Vineiand. BUdgt0n and Atlantic City ?. M
Ocean Grove !, 3:45 SO D.
o1''N-SS luz i'nt A' Wv VIM. & sNEDEN,
enc
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FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
connections Leave foot of LbersL, for Freehold at
TAO, ll;45 a. m, L. o. SPIN.
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NEW LINE TO BOSTON,

via AlIyns Point Line North River.
steamers CITY OF NEW.YORK" and "CITY OF BOS-
TON" at $50 p dally, SUNDAYS excepted.
PARE ONE DOLLAR
Positively tickets good only day OF SALE and trains
connecting with boat az yns Point Good supper To- 80
cents. Tickets for sale al Pier 80
NORWICH LINE.
FOR Boston, Worcester Portland and al points Moth and
East, via
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THE ERIE RAILWAY viii here

tIHE ERIE. nail w Al VIII HeTetltcI DO
ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD ARRANGEMENT
OF TRAINS taking eject June 3 1873:
a m.-Cmctnnau and Chioago Day Express Drawing.
room coaches 10 Buffalo and Suspension Bridge
.. (Daiy)-Fast St. Louie Express arriving ~ BunaO
500 connecting with fast trains 70 the West and south
vest Pumans best drswingroom sleeping eoAeAes 70 Du
p M DAILY Pacific Express for the West sleeping
natl and Chicago without change also hotel dining cars 70
y y. in.-Emgrant train for the West.
Trains leave Chambers street Depot, New.f0rk, for -
Newark $40, $50. 1890 3l5 4l5, 5l5, 6la $50
and II midnight saturday nights oay Sundays BID
& RltS eTE PARK ana P.ssae 74s 10 1oI5 m
snSdavs & $50 iOI o. n las $50 p m and ~ midnight
Paterson 6 6sl5 las, $50 10 Ol6 130 m, II noen.
lao she $40 A:hS $50 .; 0'a5S els Is. Csc 3 10
isA $50 D. M and ~ midnight . .
snifern O. f45 lO.15a las S.45, s. p. m IL mid
night Sundays O. $50 lOl5 q m lao $50 m and II
coTSwa TAO IA N. $50. 4SO p m Sundays sSOA m.
NewSSrsh 7:46 a m. $50, S.50P. sundays $50
RondOut and Kingston $40 Suntays $50 4.
Goshen. 500, l:A5 800 l0:l5 $50 3A5 4J0 TOO p
Mddleown, TAB $500, t0:l6 M S45. $50 100 p NJ
Sundays $50 1910 $50, 7.O0 The BOO n Ia
and SOP NJ trains connect with Nevforx and Oswess
Pert jeryiS 7aS 500 1919 M A,sO Goo TOO N.
Bunlays 800 lOl5 a. M. $50 and 100 ?. m -. -.
before 300 D. m leave thirdst MITE eaIes
than above times trains leaving ChamDerssL On asts
hSTs SaSs ar ss sna f5 me- Connecting
trains leaving ChambeTssG AZ 1890 p m ANA izVV ma"
nriets for passage and apart4Bts drawn and
obtained and orders TOT TIE checking
and OF baggage may 90 ett az the COMPANY osss
BEookyn OF al the Company adepots. a. 49, ,7.Sx
Express 1Taiue from the West arrive IN - 80
q h. mo M ABborT general Psssr Agent New York
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TALL RIVER LINE 100,

E'ALL RIVER I'm 3 .-
And all points East via Newport and FAN River
Mammoth Palace Steamers BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE
leave NeW-YOrk daily from fuOt u MurTay-st
E,sp a, { SUNDAY TRIPS, I From
e'lo r. NJ June 20 20 september 2 inc. Pier q y. r.
brooklyn transfer ed free by Annex" Doaas
leaving foot OF EuitOn-sL at 430 D. NJ. -, ,-,.-,, -
Tickets StatFOOms secured at al principal hotels and
'l''' - NV p''' BORDEN & LOWELL. Agents.
GEO. L. COSNoR, General Passenger Agent
/ EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
II ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS Jan. 4,
Cyurslandt and Desbrossessts
at $3.50 p, Night Express daily for Easton bethehen
Attention Maueh Chunk WiikesbaTre, PttsiOn, Sayre HI
mira Ithaca Auburn. Rochester Buffalo. &sEa-a FJs and
the West Pullman sleeping coaches attached.
ROB'l. n. SAYkE, Suple and Engr.
General Eastern Office corner Church and Courtandtss
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RAJ

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY:
Trains leave for nElewoOd CHESTER Permoat and nysA
ZOO $50 9kB a m 200. 400 400, 445s $50 $50 49,
and saturday nighs Oay ~ lls5O M SanoaJA Wv
NsDusS sPrins vsley and MoDssy. zoe 9ss M tsSN
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LrROY BOATS-CITIZENS' LINE.

New palace steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY
leave daily Except satnriays) az from ier 40 n. r.
foot OF connection with morning al
POINTS North and West staeroOms and through tickets
az Dolds 044 broadway n. ". and Courtst, BROOKLYN
a..f.r lrul RrnnkLNn by Erin Annex
New-York tribune., 1878-11-22
PREPARING FOR THE VICEROY.

THE FLEET GOING To MEET THE sARMATIAN.
HALIFAX, y. s., Nov. 2l.-The officials and
men o the Black Prince have received orders to sail for
Portsmouth, England, as as the festivities attend
ing tie arrival OF the vice-rega party IN Halifax
ended II was thought here that the Duke Of Edinburgh
would proceed To ottawa with the rest OF the party and
remain there for time, but II Is improbable
that he will 20 all at rate iu he should co.
his stay VIII be very short 1t Is expected that HIS
Royal Higucss Will be promoted from the rank OF Cap
tain 10 that Of Rear Admiral Immediately arter his
rival in England.
The lntcrcOlonia Railroad authorities are making
nye preparations for the safe speedy and comfortable
transit Of the Marquis OF LONE aud the Princess to Que
bee The train when the roal, will be the hand
somoSt that has ever gone the ntercOlon,al line
Among the arches TO be erected here South
ST., bv the Mayor in OF his residence. The fire
men Will erect an arch composed of ladders across
BrInswick-st. from the Central Engine House The Re-
form Club will fesoOn the in front Of their hall
Tons of spruce anud everTeens aud hundreds OF flag
poles are to be seen In all directions.
Vce-Admlral Inceteld with the fleet will leave port
turning the fleet will form double inc, and enter the
harbor in two lines. The as ship BecrOpGOn. with the
Rover and the Argus Will occupy the western side or the
lIrltor. DuKr of Edinburgh in the Black Prince,
with the Pert and the Constant, viii come up on tue
eastern side Of the harbOr with the Sarmaan IN the
centre All the forts the entrance of the harb0r to
te d0cky ards, Will fire royal salute as the eet passes
The special ntCrcOOna train arrive here TINS morn
in with S,F uhu A. Macdonald, the Hon Dr. Tuppcr,
James McDoneld, DE-. Robaile SIR Hugh Allan, Judge
RItchr, General SmytO, McSsrS. Mason, Mackenzie,
Dr. rrpper are the guests OF Arch
ihald, at Government House