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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-06
THE ASroR-PAUL MARRLAGE.

PHILADELPHIA, June 5.-Mr. w. w. Aston,
OF Ncw-YOrk arrived in this city TODAY, and stop
ping at the St. George Hotel 1t is understood that
his marriage with Miss Paul. OF this city, win take place
tomorrow. The ceremony, owing to the recent domes-
tic affection OF Miss Paul, will be private.
Mrs. John Jacob Aston Informed Mr.. Brace,
the Secretary Of the Chdrens Aid Society few weeks
ago. that her son, W. W. Aston, was to be married
Juno g. and that sho desired TO celebrate
the event by giving $1,000 for the purpose
OF providing homes in the West for 100
homeless boys This novel bridal party easily made
IN and all the boys assembled at the s0cetys Office
early yesterday morning. AS soon as the door was
opened, charge was made on the entrance
fratl structure. IL was motley company.
There were black heads, tow heads, red heads,
but auparcntly no blOckheads. There were many
ragged garments and shoeless feet but not one
stup.dlooking boy. In a snort time there was a
great change in the appearance or the lads.
ana when Mrs Aston called to the boys at noon they
looked ike model 6unday-schooL They were sent
WasfV Yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-06
NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD ELECTION.
-, fnlf

CHICAGO. June 5.-Much interest Is lelt III
the result of the Northwestern Railroad election
10 take place here tomorrow. SpeeulauOhs
are plenty tC-night as TO the plans OF the
leaders who arc here striving for the mastery ana Sow
era different schemes reported TO be in progress
but nothing can be positively stated as 10 the pro
gramme.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-06
NETWORK CENTRAL ELECTION.

ALBANY, n. Y, June Sat the election
for directors and inspectors of election for the NewYor
Central and Hudson River Railroad Company, held
day s64 900 Of stock ont Of 100000 voted
on and the following were elected:
Direetors-william II. Vanderbilt Cornelius Wander
bt William X. Vanderbilt, Frederick W. Vanderbilt,
Augustus schell, Samuel L. BlrRer, Joseph Harker,
Chauncey NJ. Depew, John f. Bufrell James H. Rulter.
All OF New-York City Chester W. Chaplin, ngtcd.
Mass George j. Whitney, rochester James NJ Meryin.
Saratoga Springs. Inspectors Of Etectton-Sidney 4.
Fairch1d CazenOVa; Henry RosebOOp, Rochester
Francis 3 Pruyn, Albany.
The following directors Of branch roads were elected
Junction Buffalo Railroad COmpany-DirectOrs
william II. Vanderbilt Cornelius Vanderbilt, William X.
Vanderbilt Frederick w. Vanderbilt, Augustus schell.
Samuel +. Barger, Edwin ID. Worcester, James Tlng-
hast, Joseph Harker, Chauncy NJ. Depew, James II.
Rutter, James M. Marvin and George l.. Whitney.
syracuse Junction Railroad COmpany-Dlrectors
william ii. Vanderbilt, Cornelius Vanderbilt. William X.
Vanderbilt, Frederick w. Vanderbilt, Augustus Schel
Samuel f. Barger, Edwin d. Worcester, James Filling
hast aud Charles II. Fisher
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-06

Visitorto Sunday -schccSSii, addressing the chill
instruction 20 answer VistoT-What is the ostensi-
bic suJeet OF sundaY-scbool Instruction. No answer
VsitOr-What Is the Osensibe object OF SundayschoOl
instruction Small boy Qn feeble yoicel-Yes, sir.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-06
TWO ROADS UNDER ONE MANAGEMENT.

BRADFORD, Penn, June 5.-Messrs. Gates
and Jewett representing the Buffalo. New-York and
PHILADELPHIA Railroad have purchased controlling in
terest in the Pennsylvania Division OF the Olea BRAD
ford and Warren Railroad The two roads VIII mere
after be operated under one management
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-06
p Q s r s G RIPT
3:45 a. M.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
THE ATTACK ON EMPEROR WILLIAM

DONDON, IHUfsuiiy, June O. 1874
The Daily Necs's dispatch from Berlin saws
that Monday the Foreign Office received
an anonymous letter, which was mailed IN
London on Saturday, warning the authorities
that the Emperor and, II possible, Prince BIsmarck
would be assassinated Sunday. Ever since tie ar
tempt ON the Emperors life, threatening iet
ters have been addressed to the Crown Prince
Frederick william, Prince Bismarck and Other
prominent personages In several places persons have
been arrested who predicted the attempt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-06
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs, NO.
2ls BROADWAY.
Gam. 72' Noon ~. IN. m. 78o Midnight, o2,
Highest dorinR the day. 7So. Lowest. %;
Average 67ls' Same day, 1877, 7Oas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-06
DEPARTURE OF AMERICAN oARSMEM.

SAILING TO ENGLAND TO ROW AT HENLEY.
Among the passengers on the steamship
Alsatia. which sailed for London yesterday, were
the ShO-wg-ca-mette four-oared crew OF Mum
roe, Mich, and G.. W. Lee, OF the Triton
boat crew OF Newark The members OF the fouroared
crew are French Canadians whose present nome u at
Munroe. They go TO England to row in the Henley
races on July and 5. They are small, wry men, tber
average weight being about 1872 pounds
g. Dasseau stroke is twenty-six years old, feet
inches i'm height aud weighs 1872 pounds. NJ. Nadean,
now ia twenty-eight years old, feet 3
inches in height, aud weighs 124 pounds' W. n:
Durell, No. 2, is twenty-five years o. s ISSs
Sadean No g. is twenty-five years old, feet inches
ia height, aud weighs 1872 pounds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-06
TUE MURDER NEAR YoNKERs.

No information was obtained yesterday in
regard to the murder Of the unknown man found IN the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-06

SMALL COLLECTION of oil paintings,
~ NV the REST NAMES sale sngiy or together With
oulIesiIu " 'si"'' " ~ ~ r. J. NASH,
Manufacturing Jeweer Isl Broadway upstairs opposite
A. 4. stewards.
GTRICTURE, impotence, and Diseases OIL tne
- Generatve organs RADICALLY and speedily cured hoaIs
Sto3 and6to7 HENRY ADANIELS ~ d.. IA LefingtonAN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-06
co1nMRrs. cHIcAao AND INDIANA cENTRAL.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, June 5.-At the annual
voating of the stockholders OF the Columbus Chicago
and Indiana Central Railroad Company to-day, the fol-
so,n9 persons were elected directors Adrian Isen, H.
n Fowler Henry Morgan, John Bloodgood, j. w. KIRK.
Alexander Taylor, jr., John and b. Thompson OF New
York, IL r. ThOmas OF Philadelphia j. N. Converse,
Tohp b Newman and Omar Newman, OF indiana; ~ ~.
smith John Gardner, William Jameson ana kalph d.
Smith, OF Ohio.
CHICAGO ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC RAILROAD.
CHICAGO, June ga meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Rock Island Railroad was held to-day
and the old board Of directors was reelected. Inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-06

THE HEAD THAT ACHES
Tsualv belongs 10 the rarity whose digestion IL disorerd
MFG oF MAGSsA relieves the and regulates the other
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-06

PoMERoYs Water Pads for Hernia are COM
tortabe when nothing else can be TAG Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-06
Announcements

MOTHER's DELIGHT.
The now styes OF chidrens garments offered by Iraphagen
& Co junction Of Sd 4th-ayes please all In stye guaV
and rrfca
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23

ota ~, the wec against 49 head last wee.
de~rs ened tbToash 2ib caro- ma he %
oay owing the light supply demAnd lfls sSe1 p'sb
fppIs SB56dfS - Chf1ce ~ Zn1fs - IN
erss Cows sac Stsekers, sz z@SasZ 50 EA1A' 90 ''
s,,tFr <S s Receipts day, 200 head total for me
wee lA69he.d against 20 zoo held c0ngnld
ems; lrm for good grades stbeI: Giatt II W "a
Wesie sheep AZ 30 SO 6 Chic = cted pc ders~' o7
- Common. W 81 dfJ. al offerings dispose ~ -, ~
head against "a 3G5 week eonsisned uongn
15G cars; lass demand at lover prices ltrkcIF, N
Bcst 81 JJ0g2 - Heavy Sraiss talt W ChOcf 'V~
e. Common. z5df2 10 Coarse Roayi, Tzet-
enc 'Go Nov. .2.7hS Drouers todnei reports; oo,
RocfibS 10000 lead shipments, S7Uo head 2acket
= shaGo lower. Choice Heavy. ~ SO@&3, ihgR' - wv"
81 ~ Mixed Packing s. GO as2 20. . ,o -,
C.TrJ-RecCpls. 5000 mead; ell pments 2sr' n'sa
Feeders and Stockers s lUas3 80 Butchers Ice lower
Cows. 81 3GGE3. st.ss g2hOG$S 10 BuAa S-@SZ 'V ;
Wo.tern s3ds} 80 Texas, So 4lds3. ,.
SHFiF-ieceipts, 500 head shipments %4o hea" u"
nonlli ally unchanged 60. ,,...,.,. 90 a.,,
lljG head tTOag ga and 81 head o Gc SO. Ig'5
foar DAYS 1i"S heed o. through and uS mean vi ,o,.
stOc four ~ Cattle aud load OF nll were On %
sale sold for A. 20 two loadA oi Sloc.tT.
Hcrs, 81 50; !Oad OF Bulls 81 5OdF2; everything II
Hoe ecelp!s today 4iG0 head to.al FOR four DAYS,
1876 had Yorkere 81 75as2 s0 Phdafeiphias " e"@
81 90 ,,,-- H.. nm
bead fOt sale ilere
ST Louis NOV 22-poGs-sow II ,ht SLIPPING, " 80
dsg 30: Pa kinv 81 GOa$2 30 Butchers y 10 - ~
Fancy Heavy g. Receipts, $500 head; shp'Aehts 'oo
CATrIR-suppiy very light ard little doing soa'cey any
sipqiDg pi1tr weak Buich~Ts sIeCN sts1y shu
SiyEr-Duil nothing doing. Receipts, 300 head rhip-
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23

tNrppool Nov - 1880 p Tu.-~hGo IS far demand
foI 0fou which is freely met ~ presious p1cc. hddng
0G0 ,uding loo bales Tor speculation ana export
Tbef, we're rtceys to-day. Futures buycTs al last piece
600 bales exporters took 1000 ts forwaid
ed frn the ships diTtct siurcf tOOU paies ual
eTuort 5000 bales; t0I gip 29O.o bales American,
2g'UOU total stock % 600 bnos; Ameican lZ3UJ
bales amount Of Cotton atod $1,000 bales; American 267
~ OJTJyTTr6c, Nov 23-s D. m-Tne Cotton today
,nculcd 300 bates Am1rCxu. FU3IcaC Cplands LOW Md-
ding clause NOFomutr delivery. b. ted.
LIfERrOoL. Nov 22J p. m-COtIon INJURIES III buyers
iSTcrsr, Nov Cotton ciet and easier MiodHue si2c
Nddiug, H.. Good btdhul, I-G.; itcflpL- l4Il
r1lcs; 4aes Total 597 baie- stock lS,s u ~ bale.
1871 - s23 bales weekly receipts 61oz bhes; shilments.
T. H., i.,l,s. t.ino tai, 5000 b2l,S
p,rIVogl. Nov 2..- CuttOn quiet; Mdding, 9l4c; Low
Midliiug ls; Good Ordinary, SIC; net fe.cplH, 200
Cneri 1Ni CSiWi- % D; t5 aies, 2GD bales;
sfor $50 bales; weekly uri rcccpl& CO4 bales; grot,
i0l Iacs cOtsWse 1872 bales sales l,o5o bales a.n-
A' RGsIoS Sow 22-Coou quiet; @iddling gc Low MID.
ding JAc.: Good Ordinary hi mel It'cDEr I<ol bItsi
cIo,. . 9i bales. stock. fU4 bales. weekly net receipts.
82I2 bas gross, lOCJG baoa exports to Great Britain
Cn4mEsIos Nov 22.-Coi;or qnic easy. MddinG, 9i2Gi
Low M!ddhng S7c. Good Ordinary shHShc net receints,
balos exports - France 2zl9 ba. colsNte lC10
ceys ~ 74s bales. exports Great Britain lO0 0uJ bales
France G872 bales Continent 457j balos coastwise 1856
CtycfSTG1i Nov % cotton quiet; Miodl'rg ac.; low
Mia ling, Sac.. GOod Ordinary, S4ci fccciPs so baes
shipments, $50 bca: sales tol 10 bales stock 3J6S bales
weekly recepi 4.O21 baes; shipments Zi45 baies shles
GAlyKsIoN, NOV. y . Cotton easy Middhng, gc.; Low
Middine sc Good Ordinary Sc net receipts. 2G22 bales
STOCK $3.50 bales weekly receipts 2477a bales gross
p 1913 baos; exports 10 Ba 4576 bales: France
s}67 bae 70 ne gntnoni 6e75 bales coastwise $3.50
coTToS REcyrrs.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
steomtoats ano RaiIroaos.

TNHE ERIE RAILWAY win hereafter be
np sTssS y II Ran SEwxosE MHk
oF 81 Trains, taking eject June a. ls7s -
% a. m Cihomnat and chicago Dsy EzprssA Drswins
Sp m DAILY 81 Lonls EIpress srriyng at as Buffalo
se % P%a% Ss in sleeping
iao D. IN psv, Pacific Express for the West Sleeping
coaches through 10 Rocnesef Bunc Niagara Pals Cicin
pau and Chicago without change also hota ainns cars 70
~ D. fiS-Emigrant train West
Newart. s;s5. $50 1880 a. m sik ala 6is gls 7.so
D. and ~ midnight Saturday nights only Sundays 9;i5
sas sis rrs'so & 10 M ipsi p mta.,:aa % 4
sSnaays ma ls AZ 1892 r. and u m,,SSnish q
lis fsts'Issi sis sa 4S sssssy, %
,S, s. "a iss ssa M n u IN %,s 8
Seorpwall 74e. sa IN, $50 4;3o Sundays ssoA m.
MMS,Ss "a as iae n 81 sso az i % m. sundays ssoa m
7g o IL g. I'd sn9 sS sSay. s ysS s s
ss s4 go 5d 1919 is A. % $50 as 2 .sG ZOO
s .dnn.s mn go , SO asa 800
Port Jervl 7i5. 800 ioio M "a 5 m7 s;1o 500 TOO p m
Y leaving Chambersst ha hours
before leave fifteen minutes earlier
hours lea Twenty thdst thirty minutes earlier Boaee
leave Twenty ihrst atgse ana n a s5 WIN
for room and
coaches oe obtained and orders for the
SS. snS aa io 52S Of S57 Bfosdwsy n " No Co1rtsr
brooklyn or a. the COMPANY % ~ depots I'm savyo,x ,7,
I'm" 1No fde N n ABsofT general Passr Agent NewYsrk
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Trains leave Tor EngiewoSd coster poTmSo and Mysck
snd saturday nights only at l;3O p m sundays s'oo
NJ Nanue sifi1e valsy and Monscy TOO o45 a. m. t45a
"a. JNO N. ABBOTT. General fass'f Agent Sew'fork
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
TO PHILADELPHIA.
Il VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA

Fourteen Through Trains way daily three depos In
philadelphia, two a. Now.YOrk.
Double Track the most Improved Equipment and the Fastest
Time consistent with absolute safety.
on and after November 10. 1873,
Express Trains leave NevYork Deabrosses and Court
jandt Street Ferries as follows. }.
4;30, $780, 500, ia fmtsd IL q. MI l. 4, g. O. 730,
$3.50 and 10 D. m. Sunday 4:30 and D. D, u 7i30,
$50 and 10 D.
Boats OF BROOKLYN Annex" connect with all through
aus at Jersey city, snordng speedy and direct transfer
for Brooklyn travel.
7:3i = $50 and IL Qimited express. 1880 mi 4,
$50 and 735 D. On sunday, l2'ol 3ia6, 500 $50,
q. ni T. 1885 D. n.
iIcket oflces Nos. 500 and 0l4 Broadway No. Astor
House foot Of Derbossesa and No 4Court
~ FRO klyn Annex epot foot OF Fulton st.. Brooklyn
Ia ll6 aud lls IIuison-st Hoboken Depot jersey
tNkNE THOMSON j. P. FARMER,
,,s.oral Manager. 0enl Passenger AGe
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKEI'S.

riygpro51 Nov 22-Pork--i 1sern dUii st so wcsterr
cai at "a. Bacon Cumberland Cut dnl nj ~ S,a S..,
dun az 90 uans-LCng Cut duh at A Ga Sholteit
du tz4 Bcei India Mess dll at 20: Eh;ld Mess hrlrl
Al %. Prime Meas marisP' bare Larl-Pnmt western
dan ~ 80. Tafnw-I1me C1'y steady nj ~ Inr ~
urnt4rc Suirts sCady % POsnComl.on dUll az vd
Fine dull al TO- Auenran Choice d. Ht Al Ihf0
oil dnii AZ 3S F1Onr-FN'ri Hsto dun ~ n. wheat
N S,r>up maYket hare Nc SpriDg stcay a 3D., Etw
Winter Western steady at 0d New Souihen st@afy a.
81 Corn -Ohi Mixed Soft du az "a 3D. Prime New Nike,
dull at % 9d Cotton Seed OILY cleW Am,rican Hni
al 20 Cd Fosn Common at on steady AZ o. ihfFenhe
SuTi;s. al London. stGady ~ 2? %.
IAyKrPooI- Nov. 22-l30 y Ll-Laid. S5 reT cMt ,.,,
LIVERPOOL. Z2-2 /. Iu.!ItdCstNhN nm W i'eal
ha PEI Genital fo Ped iner aud " i!ti 40 "a le
California Cinh Peas 81 sd per ar for CanadH me rt
celus Of Wheat past three days were lpuJ d III
cndng 7UOO gTs Tie market for yarns ami I'D
Tics Manchester Is easier. -, -.
LONDON Nov 22-A D. ln.ReiinCd Petroleum S26'r' Pei
gaIlOn. spirits TuI POI tIc = "a y Cd p'T eNt
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
$l.5O To "a B2ST9N 4}ia oh RELIABLE
S'F0NJNI.rnN LINK

,o,,,,,c,. SIHNINTIIVH W IHTI LPnTN LpPnnINirs tsAsr
NOT TRIP MISSED ~ SEVEN CONSECUTIVE
Tho elegant steamers MASSACHUSETTS, and RHODE
33 North foot Of Jay ST. at 1880
D. daily (except Sundaysl.
Special rseliss imI good only on 245 am train
from e. onngon sold via this ne from New ok TO Boston
for 81 30. o..---
Tickets at all principal ticket Offices Saterooms
secured at Express Company and al NOD
397 Broadway az Metropolitan and Fifth Avenue
ticket Offices
PROVIDENCE LINE
steamers ELECTRA and GALATEA leave Per % North
River loot Of Warrenst) daily except sundays) at m
for providence direct.
L. W. FILK1NS, O. y. AgL u. =. BABCOCk, PTesL
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
HIOONIyn. G B. MEEKER. GeneraI passengeg Ageut.


DENNsYLVANIA RAlLROAD-Great Trunk
Line and United states Mail Houi"-On after No
v1mber 10 's5s trains leave NeMror. Via Desbrossos
I.xpress Harrisburg Pittsburg the West AMI SOnth
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, and $50
daily.
FOR wiarsport Lock Haven. CORY and Ere. at 800 M
connecting Cory for Ttusyic ctrooum Centre Tho
on Regions Wliamsp0Tt ana Lock Haven, o a M
a timOrc, Nashn tOn and The South, "L Limited Washing
ton Express" OF Pullman Faror Cars daily except sunday
10 M; arrive Washington il2 y. RrCular at 43O
$40 a and 10 SUNDAY. 43O and 10 y. For
baltimore y. except Sunlly. .
Express Phadepha $50 $780, $40 10 Lmltedl. II
A. m u, 1:3O s:3 and 10 y. sunday $50 and
m 40 $50 and 10 Ismigrant and second class
53O D. ~.
BROOKLYN AnncX" connect with al through trains
NJ Jersey CITY, nnOrdDg speedy and direct transfer for
'TT"n, arfive-From Pittsburg. $50, lOi0 m. 1910 p
m daily. Gao m, $50 D. ~ daily, except Monday. From
Wa0hir gton and baltimore 600 A. No., 500 4i5, 1910
n m sunday 600 a. m ant 1910 y. N. From Pmladc pha
rUJ 30 oiO 1910. l3O 2 $500 400 G2O $50 and
iOlOp D. M. SUNDAY. jOj Goo 1910 II 80 m 62O IO:lO
.u, a., p,o.1,.,, =,
I rof of DcsuTu-scs ami Curlland ss Court st ana
Rr,otyn Annex Dcro, foot of Fultons. Hrookyn; Nos
III IN and Hudson IiObOkcn DCuOt Jers.y civ
tn'r grant Ticket Onice. No. Butrry place
j.. r. FARMER, Gcn'l.PasgengcT Agent
FRANK THOMSON General Manager.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
n. EnY. 2L-Einnr unchanged. Mhnai nnstt.Iod


TrvpRPo0T Nov GA leading grain circular saws "Thcro
Is no ouotabe change in eWheat markets Th' market ths
attended, aud mer nave TAI On Wheat 10
o,sl - eht Rcd dud White ab ld. 20 2d. ADJ ante.
TouF stead, corn brings The eAt emc rates quoted"
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
TIE Cn1Tu. TRADE.

Iryzppocr Nov ~ TINS weeks cCular Of The Livcrp0'
Cation AgSoci that cotton has been In fa
J.rad but dull For American the demand was fair Sc
IsanG As Ia IlpIOy In futures demand uI Ct
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
NEW LINE TO BOSTON.

Via Ayns Point. from Norwich Line Pier 40 Norr River
steamers CITY OF NEN.YORk" ami "CITY OF BOs.
ION" az 4.3b u. m. daily Sundays included
PARE ONE DOLLAR every day In the week
Positively tickets good only day Of SALE and trains
connecting boat at Avns Point. Good sufper 90
cents Tickets for sale at pier 30,
~ NORWICH LINE
Boston, Worcester Portland and all points North aud
' New-Io London ana Norwich
steamers
Gerry OF LAWRENCE" and FALMOUTH"
from 40 North Rivera IL pmdaily Sunday
Ilckets and strooms may bo obtained aJ the oice Of
Company No. Az Bfualway, ~ Canalst Freight
taken for points lowest rates. For further Information
,nnnlre M Pier 40 North River
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
Dipioeno Nctires.

.PBHADEIPHIA, Nov J. 1878,
yTyHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS has this day
i decared a semianuuai dividend OF TWO PER CENT ON
the capts clear Of all taxes payable on
snd after NOVEMBER 80 1873 to stockholders, as regis
'efed oh '"' "0''' ~ JOHN d. Taylor Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

han ist,ave Of Gothst 10 Years 5000
FTonist neU and % Other properly year 200
of Broad%sy' 500
Banin John ard wife to PHILIPPINE Lanzer, No 107 AL oo
lenst years. o,VuO
Bell IEa and others to leopold seebach es 2dave mo-.
Of 50thsb years TO-, "Voo
D''s BroSdMSy Of 55ths year.........'.,.. 5000
shave and ss list 10000
Corporation Of the First Baptist Church OF Sew-York
eos pe,r finaTs sSy and JatSt ahn 4Oo
GiennOn, Patrick IL and wife to Drury, 46thst ,oo
of llth-aye, years 4oOO
Gilsey ulIus and wife TO William X Bell SOthsi 20,
aue"diire Cstharine and husband to Touner u
GOuverneur-st esd WARD. years. soo
Jolly, John + and wife 10 Julia W snen SIS isthstw e,o
Of 9thave, year. ooo
Jones' Abraham II ~ II Virgins, SIS 76th-st wof oo.
Loonie Dennis 20 Eliza Werner, trustee etc, SD ~
st. 2l0 ft OF lstaye years.. sUVV
Same same 52d-st, go IT Of1stave, years SOOO
Obere Anton TO Mary oberle Q Laurenssi s OF ,oo
Pe'sesOe tas eio hDptrr Troyss a wv oOo
TYLER Mary husband tO East River Savings IN -
stitutiOn 3Jst, OF broadway, year iVVV
Webster Mary aud husband 10 the BANK lOr saw oo,
ings, i9.st, 225 IL " OF yth'aVe, eear.. o'VVo
same ss 70 ~iil"m n II " y san. - coo
winchester Margsrel Il 10 Benjamin PIppey $ oo
2Othst e OF Sd ave, year eoVV
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
Bloch Samuel to DAVID Blocn. Sl|ooo
CON bea Richard another. executors. etc TO the
United Staten Trust Company, guaadlsn- etc-----
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
NEW-Y0RK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
LINE.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR TEESr0S ND PHI2kbELPHIA.

FOR THENTON AND PH1LA DELPhIA'
ENPRISS TRAIN TlME TWO HOC IS5. -,
Leave NcWNDfk foot Of Ilbetiv for Trenton aud fh
drlpia - G3O :. 50. ilu d l;O, T. H:.O IL p. NJ
IFavc Phi adriphiI from stanu NUrin P'HDsylyna it'
road, IEiu and Btrk~L G4j (way 1GJ, 0O ll:3oa III
lis, -. q. b.St'. ~ =.
Trenton Tor scwlOrk at l2O except AOlday' 14'
S.l3 1870 a. M. l2:lh. .: il3 G;i5 y M. IN -
Pullman awug ruon ears attath, 10 the HOp M
T.. Trains itum Now York 10 the 7'A3 a M Ito D. H.
IL aims fTUM Philadelphia.
SUSDAI TKAISS-Loayr NrN.York and Philadelphia at
o. m 5BJ ~ p NJ Leave New Y0rS TO- Trenton 10 ~
$50 ~ M Leave Trenton AZ i.2J, $3.50 a. m OlO D. M
made Jcrsty ty station hy i"rry 10 ana
fum bTOoklyn and Eric Depot, Jersey tity, - o,,
Trkct, sale at Of Oi Liberty Il. N". 3.S ahd ~
Broadwav, "a. Ir Hcpa hotels al ofhccso me til1 u
BlUp bu and az No COuit ST. BIO0A'
Bn Baggage checked nom res acrc" 20 Destination .
ii. H. BAIDM ~. tien. Pass Agent
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
Gieamboats ano Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT. and all points on HOnsatOmc
ID Nsugatuek Rsilroads Para 81 steamer Bras
tatharnesip daily Sundays excepted st iioo H.
and bridgeport at IL D. m.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. -
ID Leave New foot OF Desbrosses and coutandt
,.--...,t Y,a,.nap
$40 a. m Washington ConElbns Cinctnnat lnmsnap ;h
oils Chcay 20 and the West Richmond Charleston anh uls
South Pullman from Baltimore 10 Ne"arh' o an'
Chicago. - ,... ~, .,s ,ha sontb vi,
Goronsvillc. Pullman from New-YoIk =, bainyr'
ana Washington making close connections foI
cnnati Indianapolis Louisville, aud 81 Louis dhous 1is
Pnimap ears Baltimore Cincinnati ST. Dous ann Pltts
bnr1 and fIup Washington Augusta and Savdnnab NJ,
ICiO n. Gay ol Washington, the south ana west,
Baltimore and NasnmetDn'
making close connections tor Chicago Cincinnati in,anaP
"s IouiEylle ST. LOUIS Columbus. PlttsbuTR the Souh
and southwest. Through Pullman ear. from BIlnuIb ~
Cincinnati, connects At washington Wild 'rhhs i"' ''"
hnrc Florida New orleans and the South aa.. o,S
Fi throngh tickets please call at Companys once ol2
New York. and ut ticket ohces 1901 OF
and Desbrosscs sfs and depot Jersey city .U Ann
ROUND TRIP TICKETS TO KANSAS, NEbhh ?hN T-'D
IL
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23

NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD Cnmm"r eng Nov. H. 1879.
through trains Will leave Grand Central
q. Western and Nor LIetn rawing.
O Rochester aud ~. AlbaI.s A.,
1890 a. H.. special Chicago and Western Express with
drawing room, ear ,auandniguA Rochester and Buffalo.
a m and GrOy with connections 70
Utica Safat0ga Rutland North Adams and
u ~. Albany and Troy Express 70 - 'tI.rp ,sr..
81 Lnus EHpres- dpiy With sleeping cars for sL
Louis running through day In the week saru.
ing BunAo Niagara Falls. Tul'o Detroit to
Montreal eptiug SUNDAY night wa Saratoga.
%. fa-t Ey hr Rochester and corning VIA
.t r.
S3lp Pacho Express daily. with sioeping cars Tor
Roc hester Niafaa tals B91ao Cleveland. Toledo Detro
aud Chicago also excepting saturday night II, ani
Waterfowl aud cAc ptiug nights TO
Montreal VIA 81 A blhs.
n D m Express with sleeping Albany and Troy
Tickets for sale O- 21 2Cl and il3 broadway, an1
Co.'S Offices Nos. Park place, 7SJ
and 0i2 Broadway New York. ana Ji3 Washington ST.,
Brooklyn. - u vVVL.pp a,or,I p,.so,,.. An,
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23

financial.
RECORD.n S3
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GOLD ana SILVER minea Mining orders executed
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