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New-York tribune., 1878-03-30
DEPARTURES F0R EUROPE 1o-DAY.

-Four steamers will sail for Europe to-day,
over several weeks past The Inman Line steamer City
of Berlin ana The Queen OF the National Line VIII both
sail for Liverpool The North German Loyds steamer
Donau will sail FOR Bremen, and the Anchor Line
steamer Victoria for Glasgow. Dr. T. G. Wines presI'
den, OF the International Prison Congress- which Il to
commence at Stockholm, August 20, IL a passenger
nm the steamship City OF Berlin The full passenger
lists as foows
FOR LIVERPOoL-Tn sfsdmshj9 cfy ot BerI,n.-Dr +. g.
Vinca ana wife Fayette Gles. Frank n Gale, Mis- gale
Viiar Conrf. saw Il. RlpodgOUd, Mira BloOdgoO ffan
co.'s j. Dicud0nn1, Mrs Diru1onne, William huldO"ney
,Iiieio in Mrs lin G. G. Weber NJ Oser, IL j.
WlaTd 7 WGnigomrry Warner f.. de Buck, w L. froiteI
N hamilton The lion r. Ia~lcy. DeXicr ~ fnntii ii-
Eoctt ID # Follett MIA A. H. IytrmOre. T. Dewez Lewis
Gnter and servant r. H. haIiso, y. y; WMntwSn M AZ
arder Dougs. Mr. addcn j. u Stoli nr M Iialuti -, a.
Swcuson William 4. Bbb John f. Bandyce, Henry h.deid
Mrs Elderj u. 6. Hulce Gardyne . -, .,,,, ~,
thpy O eiI Mr. iomke Dr. ckenAe, Miss c.: Noy'
Miss NJ NJ Woods Miss Ella Bench hissJ iiigeo" MR. ha
bel Weimer H. OkonIke ant ionr chliden haItn W.
Jones sidney T.. Carr, J. Martin kdngnd Gefson Mis
GeIson j. Digge Mrs. McWhiDney, Mrs Proctor ana mail
j. IL. scbromer Kpper MIS- j. r. woga1an sss y oiHc H.
cnriis peter Sibree Mr. Noteworthy. MI Haley MIRA ha
lev Henry seeIcy j. seeley B uaues Miss HANGS L. b.
rOp BiiFMFN-In steamship D0Hdu.-ku2ene Nogeisang
Eoland H. Dognis Mrs Dennis. James h0hisaa3 BITS
W g. Rencher A. NJ Waddell IL -. dcd strauss iaior
want JONI Roll o. ": Ward A. MAYER beekh + hna,on
SafoIine H. Henry ocnner George Rosentrrter MISS
Dora FISCHER a. H. Smith, Miss Mathide tegelspan charles
Gismz Tmapne Soinen, u. Wachel J. Jayaslawskl Jchn
Thiesss IL Hiuz Adam Froelich, NJ Cheese Palmer, Mrs
Palmer q &. Wjppe1u j. Il. Hunt j. Weber - - 60.
FOK GLAso0W-I sieamshtp I'e'Sriayr. y, seTs,s e,
s Hammond Charles Moran, ri James Lo~cen ana "ne'
Charles a. Y0DDg aud vile.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-30
HOMES IN 7HE SOUTH.

A SUGGESTION THAT THE GOVERNMENT LOAN
MONEY TO SETTLERS.
To the Rdttor Of The TTtbHne.
SIR: To-days TRIBUNE has a very fair and
truthful description OF West virginia climate and soil
have been there and have lived just across tho line In
OHIO many years.
Asan means to help men those similar lands.
Won edtOrally recommend goodly number to Join, vst
examine and select lands. and then Apply for loan Of
needed money, for which mortgage h to be given on
the land and improvements. From bitter experience
IN seycrest toll and stringent selfdcnial in my early
days In Ohio see serious objection TO making the pro-
po.ed effort under the burden Of mortgage. In early
DAYS wealthy men OF Connecticut purchased what has
since been known the "Western Reserve" Of Ohio,
aud first called "Trupbul County," now constituting
nine counties think. The land cost the TTumbull and
Kinsman families. the principal purchasers only few
cents per acre II subsequently, surveyed and sold
in small tracts OF from so TO l60 at from - TO S
averaging about s5 per The greater part OF the
settler. were able TO pay only from 30 TO II per
acre down the balance being secured by mortgage ~
per cent interest; and small ms the amount may secn
ne struggle TO meet the was 9t ana % "raPu
man- In paying two, three, and ofteb hvc tiines the
original ,,,
prove land Than the suggested by IE IRbChEf IA
IL practicable for the General Government 10 u, us
credit for such purpose by creanga special iund 10
he used exclusively In loans TO nciVIuas whenever or
ganzed into companies or colonies oi suitable numbers
10 make up good settlement as The TRIBUNE sugge-ir
and ut nominal Interest, just sufficient to reimburse
The Government expense attending the ransaetio, the
money 10 secured by mortgage aud refunded wlIin
sonabc peIOdsay fifteen years, and then
ceilei The Government has given hundreds OF mIlions
of acres 20 railroad companies and lent them It's credit
0lso for hundreds of millions more Would It De idst
as legitimate aud far more benehcent act TO help colo
should not do ths fail to sec IT, Very respect
fully. l.. q. BALL
VSr York March lq 1878
New-York tribune., 1878-03-30
FUNERAL OF DIR. OGILBY.

The funeral Of the Rev. DR.. Frederick
Ogby assistant rector OF Trinity Church. took place
yesterday the services being held in Triuty Church
Everv pe WIS occupied and hundreds OF people were
Mined 10 stand IN tle side asles The services were
conducted by Or. DIX, the Rev H. B. Hshlnss bsnop
yCre The Rev Drs Potter, or Grace Chureh william
+ Morgan OF Sc. Tlomas's Church; r. " heeieromoief
of St Matthew'S Church, jersey CITY; o. H. iyatt, or
~ Peters Church, Wostchester samuel Cooke OF ~.
Rart1oloinew's Church: John Cotton smith, ot tho
Cbnreh OF the Ascen.On r. s HOwiand, Of the Church
~ the Heavenly Rest and George +. Seymour pean OK
the General theological Seminary. Many well known
cltizens aud cler,y men attended tue funeral Ihe Dody
was aken to Trinity Cemetery Csrmansylle, Tor burial
New-York tribune., 1878-03-30
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
DEBTORS SEEKING RELIEF.

Kobbe a. Ball, dry goods auctiOners, 1T Nos.
AZ and 50 Leonard-st have become financially embar-
rassed and Will probably make IN assignment to-day.
Their liabilities amount to about 100000 OF which
sos 600 are secured, and ultimately they expect TO pay
their creditors in full They have transacted business
of about 20 900 600 since they established in 1872
the commissions were swallowed up Ia expenses and
doubtful accounts The assets are large, consisting OF
accounts receivable, and 10000 acres OF coal
and iron land In Tennessee which they are me-
gotIating with English Company 10 sell Tor
$4,000 Mr.. Kobbe said yesterday, that they had not
fully decided what course to take whether To 90 INTO
louidaton or make assignment statement was be-
m prenared I'm order to ascertain the exact condition Of
rs and II Il was found that there not sufficient
available assets to quldae the indebtedness III Tull TIE
firm would make assignment at once Tor me behen6
of all the creditors and the business would sun DC con-
tmued Ii, l.. ,, .o., o, ,,,,s u,,o
Caxton the actress, were continued pelote heViset
Fitch Yesterday IL was decided by the Register that
tne marriage OF the bankrupt since the filing inc pet
ton IL bankruptcy, would make necessary aa ameni-
meu To the proceedings by tho substitution Ot her new
name IN tbs future proceedings. several eialms
proved among others o one da7 OF "sofE1 &C. non, G
Tohn r. Ward counsel the bankrupt objected o. the
proof Of claims, arguing among otner points tnat ine
Lonriit OF her husband Frederick Lewis was chosen
assignee. Miss Claxton, now Ms stevenson,is playing
am Engagement Ia the East, and the matter vas finally
adjourned until such time as she eau Dc called upon TO
testIf, In the matter -,
win x Fagg hat manufacturers ut Yonkers and OF No.
is reene7s by thirteen creditors whose claims aggre-
rate about S95 000 The claims OF some OF the petition
ing creditors are follows Importers ana Traders
National Bank $22,75G; Meleantle National Bank,
Si7,1I6; American Exchange National Bank Sl5O67
Metro lol'tan National Bank, Sll.3oO.
Theodore schmidt, yesterday, made general assign
meat 10 Benedict Fischer.
Applications for discharges from bankruptcy were
made yesterday by Alexander Nee stetson gnd Pierce
e1 m wa n" opo"n On the part Of the creditors the
petitions will be granted
New-York tribune., 1878-03-30
, ROWING CHALLENGE ACCEPTED.

AUBURN, N. T., March 29.-James Punch, the
hacker OF Trickctt Australian oarsman has Informed
Courtney that Trichett cud him for GOO side
and $500 xpcnses conference OF Courtneys hackers
was he, hers tuay and tine above terms were aeceptsd
Una foluy ins dispztch sent by cable iinmsuhHy
"a LANES PfcstT Sydney. Australia Race eccepesd
81 0srs sda: 1900 allowed Trlckett for expenses
WnleR to be named by NE. ShA"LIs "a ~""A'"~'
New-York tribune., 1878-03-30
LIVING on % CENTS A DAY.

Ihf TlIVF VT I"' II'V""V'
SIR: In one Of the paragraphs In to-day =
issue tie question is asked "oan a medical student
i've Oh 20 ceuts dag and then follows an experience
i, Dr. Coolcy-WhO succeeded IN keeping well and fat on
a sum very Htte more than ~ cent- per day. Won't
Dr Cooley give through your columns his mode oi buy
ing and preparing his fond with quantities. and general
yaricr to other. who wisA emulate his economy can
g.n no fcaulglte information. This would ue siud
ue-s on Dr. Coolcy's part toward InanI sIUbENIs.
NcT- OTk, March 20, l@1-.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-30
MARROW ESCAPE OF AN EXPRESS TRAIN. !,

JAMEsrowN, \. Y, March 2O.-This after
roon "A Atlantic train No. g. from NewYork, was round
ing cufve and entering Jamestown, the treek spread
an e ON tre train consisting Of the engine two bag
ase cals and nya coaches about 200 feet on tue
les No one was injured. IRE track wu be clear OF
>, m Fas;ward-5onnd trains win hc delayed TIL then
Henry Ward leechcr WAS passenger On the rair
New-York tribune., 1878-03-30
1,,lrs R1GIER 4 COMPANY,s FAILURE.

NEwBURG, n. Y, March 2o.-Unsuecessiul
eOis have been made to learn the actual aD'es ana
assets OF james Biger & Co.. the suspended hnper "h
at this place. Rnor makes tho hao''''o' az 'no "y
ro eooo ooo IN $500 900 but there estimates
OF the assets Mr. Bger himself says he does nol khn.
the amount of either, but he will soon DO aoe " give
Information.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-30
OTHER FAILURES.

CINCINNATI, Ohio. March 29.-D. H. Wilder
rr.,or n, nail factory at Cory, Pennsylvania has
failsd L.abilities, 800 600; assets unknowil'
NEw-ORLEANs, La, March 20.-The failure
Of MeGehee, snowden Violet, cotton factors Is ~
ported.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-30
TIE GREAT WILL CONTEST.
DISCUSSION on HEAVEN AND SALVATION.

DISCUSSION on HEAVEN AND SALVATION.
THE CoMMoDoRE's CONVERSATIONS WITH A MAG
NETIc PHYsICIAN-MANY WITNESSES CALLED,
AND MUCH EVIDENCE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
"REMINISCENCES ABOUT THE DEAD MILLIONAIRE.
Several new witnesses were examined in the Van
derhl will trial yesterday. but, as usual, much OF
the testimony was excluded. The principal wit
nesses were Madame de Beauregard, the French
goyeTness employed by Mrs. ba Bau, and Mrs Helen
S. ClarKe magnetic physician, who attended the
Commodore several times. TIE latter's testimony
included ludicrons conversation with the Commo-
dore on Heaven, and observations on kindred topics
The contestant in the case gave some additional
testimony, and the counsel for the defence waived
crOss-examnatOn.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-30
A NEW HAMPSHIRE SAVINGS BANK IN TROUBLE

GREAT FALLS, N. H., March 20.-The Nor
way Plains Savings Bank, at Rochester has scaled de-
poss I6 per cent in compliance with orders from the
Bank Commissioners. Dcpotors will lose, in the agse-
gnte SlOO,OOO.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-30
TmE wIsCoNsIN JUDICIAL ELECTION.

Two additional Judges of the State Supreme
Court and Judges of the several Judicial Districts VIII be
elected in Wisconsin Tuesday, April The election
OF the two supreme Court Justices will be nonpartsan
each OF the two parties hsvn greed to nominate only
one candidate. The RI pubcans have nominated David
Taylor for the term beginning In 1884 and ending in
1886, and the Democrats have nominated Harlow ;. Or
ton The beginning in 1854 and Guiding IN l9ss.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-30
1.166 68


Surplus basis market value OF real estate 42353l II
Number OF omen accounts SanuarS j, Is7s.... 24,7So
Amount dsposred during 1877 ......... s3aJO9sf O2
Amount Withdrawn during 1877 7Ssso2t ~
Interest credited and paid for 1877 590h24 ~
Expenses months including salaries 32St5 ZS
Present appraised value Of real esate... 4lsioo w
Rate Of Interest paid dep0sOrs, per cent
This bank reported january l. 1871: Due depositors
f1O02s,3 ,3el 20; surplus, $ll36.515 5l open accounts
2S5SL
SUMMARY.
The fol owing the aggregates OF resources nab-
tiles statistics OF the savings banks or the Guy OF
NewYorli, shown by their reports Tor January i,
1873:
New-York tribune., 1878-01-10
ERIE RAILWAY.
IL AHEANGT NEs-T Of

ERlE RAILWAY. ..
- ARRANGLME.5T or TRAINS taxing cHcct Dec
m.-Ctncnnati aud Chicago Day cypress Drawing.
Room Coaches 30 Buflai, aud >u*pensinn irdge ~
lu:,5 u-E&prr.s Mail for Bu9ao with Sleeping Coaches
~ m tDaily)-Psciuc Express the West sleeping
nan sne Chicago without change, ao hoei Dhg cars 10
Trains cave namher. street Depot Y. Y. for
u4'. $40. lO:ii i3O 10, 5:l5 and -
p and - midnight SATURDAY nights only snnlays slo
"nnihcrfud Park and Passaic ~ M y noon l:ij
3, s:45 $40 5.l' g. o'@o H. M u mldnis.t sHndayH
ParT.oB. a. G.ii 1t5 s3g TO- Iotb. 1880 nr IL noon
li5 - 3l5 2lJ $50 .. 5.lj. e, 6ll $780, = = 10 ,: ~
and = midr ghl Stravs, g. sjp 9l3, 10 n m' I'o b1
Earcir T. : - 10 IGIj NJ lii. ssj. ) 6. Up M, and
- midnight Sundays. g. so 10 a. H. l'i0' $50 D. ipp
az, =. .tnTai "a ~, ~. TO p suniaya s:3Oam
MsHGnrrn., p, "a a. N SO 43o m sup'ayss3o, 4, n
kus-tlr. y a m t) p. ~. ~uhdays $40 q IN.
Goshen. a. 80 g. 10 le - y u'. DO 3D. 4'' p w.
M,GlrtoWu 70 10. lnij :. M. Jt5 40 Z p m sun
oonnct e.h Sew YotI O,~rgo Mtmd n Il. At Ma.n-t
Pori Jcryi= 80, - i", lui' a. m, ISi p m Sdhh"H
leaving Chlibrr-st 81. ON even or halt hours
beoio p leave Iwonty thin b. fifteen mnutcs eat,rr
than above time. tlans leaving VII Pusa.ss nu. I
leave Twenty third -. thirty minutes earlier bols leave
Twenty thn g. At s5 AMI Il" T. ~ con WIN Trans
having thsubr-s- T. 90 10 p NJ ana ~ nlI'irh, ,,,
aud fer \ artEi'nis ~ lTaNlh r"'n
arI stepping he obtained and Crdi4 ol .s
Sricss \ 90 eaD 4GI gj7 broadway; No CourtSt,
Ixprrss rains from tir West arrive IN No"' 'o " '''
H. no "a HBRSrT General Pa.,'r Agent New.YorS.
NORTHERN RAILROAD or NEW-jERSEl.
leave fnr Engeuol Costcr Plcfhon and NyacN;
: 30 q n a n 8 g. 40 $50 $50. 80 M. and
raiur'ay nights only At liao p m sundays H. anu
S,ppu~i spring Valley anil Mons-y :. $50 M AS
JNO n ABBOTT. tcner! rahsr Agent Ns"-iotk.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-10
OFFICIAL REPORT ". Y MINING STOCK TX
CHANGE SALES, JANCARY 8. 1873.
sECoSp BOARD-l2 O'CLOCK ".
noARp-I:3O z. ".
WEDNESDAY. Jan. 9.-P. "

WEDNESDAY, jan. t.-F u
The disposition of to-days stock market first. was
to follow the bent Of Yesterday close. and prices oi
stocks welded from ld "a per cent from the OPEN
Ing Bu. upon the receipt of the Foreign news that
Turkey had ordered its generals to treat with the
Russian generals for armistice. prices nnme'lI'
aelv were turned in the opposite direction ana an
advance of fGl2 pr cent was made from the
lowest Of the morning. This movement would
have been perfectly natural. If the mar
ket had been in normal condition. aud
had declined in anticipation of a general EurOp an
war. But inasmuch ~ the chief argument In iaycr
of sustaining the present prices Of stocks has been
the prospect of such a war, aud the consequent
fancieS large demand for cereals IL follows
that the advancing of prices on a better outlook Tor
peace is in keeping with stock market where
prices rise on % discovery of financial frauds. How
ever the spasm of buoyancy to-iay was oi short
duration, and when prices yielded. they did 80 with
a run.
The coal shares to-day were we'll supported on
light trade. IL Is quite evident that stock and coal
Spectators cling 10 an idea of combination
Nevertheless some of the large companies are en-
gagged in making all the contracts for future DENY
eri.s of coal which they can make. Ii comes
70 our knowledge that one Of the prominent
companies will not permit customer p
On away hungry for coal" at from ~ 10
10 81 90 per ton. according 20 size. There
fore speculators in ceil stocks may as wen
eliminate combination from their calculations Oh
the future OF prices. II there Is any other rea7on
for holding or buying the stocks. such as " snort
interest-which is not now apparent--it Is ano'"e,
MATTER Bnt "betsr on a combination Shoun y"
made only with favorable Odds -.
The miscellaneous stocks tp-aey ~eis duii ans
New-York tribune., 1878-01-10

nR. HTSEN'S COLLEGE of LANGUAGES,
az East 2Otbst between 4h-avc. and Broadway: day
evening for ladies' ana genemcni all native
New-York tribune., 1878-01-10

Bur G " & y
l5....... Is
Pitts II " & 4 Cd
JO..Opg.. 9ls
Alton & Terre IA
100 BE-. "A
v Y y II & Hart
20. bc. l5i
i5.....~lJis
Y Jers,-y x X
lOp....bc.l .l2l
II. & ~. 10 Pref
100. be. 25is
lNL....... 234
5O....... 25s
&C IC
lOO...bCs3. so
New-York tribune., 1878-01-10
Qedfbers.

4 YOUNG LADY will give piano lessons
"A and other 10 children In exchange or pAt,
paw for board references. Address a., care Na~i
News Company No. llS Nassan-st- y. y.
m COTESWORTH PINCKNEf'S Agency
for SCHOOLS and TEACHERS, 30 nionsf t4lLsvs >,
supplies good teachers Tor any uepafhsne
with positions Send stamp for application ol1 suRRoss
schoots with competent Instructors sltous
Charge THE SCHOOL GrTF. ono o. The pest ana eneapse
journals published interesting TO teacher TO pupil 10 pafsn
for specimen copy
New-York tribune., 1878-01-10

- recon Of Dr. l. sAUNEUK. IN. d., Ii d. No +sl
43ds Instruction in ci1n Tor lades
gentlemen and children pronunciation TAUGHT 10y
Professor STERN. Of the Berlin University Day and
Classes also taught at private residences
Catalogue School for French German Latin &C. at No
l,4Sl Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-10
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
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TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Abstract Of Public Laws
Constitutional Amendments IN the States.
Party Platforms.
PrcsideDt Hayes Inaugural
President Hayess Civil Service Order.
Secretary shcnnans Letter Bonds.
Election of L. = Senators.
Attorney General Devens on Cfvl Service.
PRINCIPAL Judicial Officers, u.
Principal Departmental Officers, L. 8.
Iron and steel Tables
FCT0gn Trade OF T.
Revenue and Expenditures.
List Of Appropriations.
Coinage aud immigration
Railroad Tables.
Debts Of Cities
Gold and Silver Tables
National Bank. Currency and Savings Banks.
Internal Rev. Tables.
Electoral Vote for President since 1864.
Custons Receipts at all Ports L. s.
Executive ard Diplomatic officers.
List Of XLVth Congress and Committees
Popular Vote for President since 1894
Governors OF STATES &c
New.YOrE state Government
Public Debt L. s.
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New-York tribune., 1878-01-10

MA NDNNF Z. MENINN
w English French and German BoaIdng and nay Schof
For vOung children. No. @22 Msdi-1nave,
REOPENED HUR>DAi. jan = 18Th
Mrs. A. {. MFARS, PRINCIPAL.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-10
gfe Dream.
ELLIS ICE CREAN

EUSSELL'S ICE CREAM.
The best IN the city. 81 per gallon 10 parties ana tam
lies Jelies, charlotte russe water ces Nc special aten
ton ~ out town orders. - -
New-York tribune., 1878-01-10
Gtramboals Gno RnllroGos.

Gteamboals Gno RnilroGos.
pRIDGEPOR1, and all points on liousa i0nic
aud \augauck Railroads Fare, 81 steamer Bridgeport
leaves Catarine>p daily Sundays exccped at 1870 h
and Bridgeport al ii D. NJ
4 EHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
IL ARRATGFI ENT OF PAssENGER TRAINS Jan. l.
ye ,enotz 0f COuTtland and Drsbrossest
at $50 49, Night Express, daily for Eastnn, heththcn. Al
Irnowl Manch Chunk. WikesbaIre pttst Sayrr Elmra
w., Pullman Sleeping coaches attached
R0BT II. sAltE supt. and Engr
Eastern On.ce corDrr Church and CoItland -s
CiAs. II. CUMMINGS Agent
NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Fae. 81.
~ steamers leave pecAip daily sundAvs excepted, Tor
New Haven at 3 and / p m. connecting with road.
'f'O PHILADELPHIA,
PENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND sHoRr LINE
NETWORK ASD FiIlLADELPHIA.
Fourteen Through Trains each way daily three Depots IN
Philadelphia, two IN Ne" rotA'
Double Track tie most Improved Equipment and the Fastest
1inc consistent with absolute safety.
aud after November ~ 1874
Express Trains Ncw York Via DeHbToses and Cort
lanIt streets Ferries, ~ follows:
1880, $40 t9SO Lm.teO, IL a. NJ j. T. o D. oab, \ $50
and r. M sunday o a. ~ s. d. dao 7. $50 aud =.
Boats "RrOokyn Annex connect WIN al through trains
jersey city. anordng speedy and direct transfer or
RetnIning trains leave Philadelphia 800 335 I. 100 g
$50 and imcd Express, l35 y. MI p 4, J:JO
and y. m aud IL mln ght ON sunday 3.O $3.50, !,
$50 n M, T. T:Jj m., aud II midnight.
Ticket Offices 52G and 9it Broadway No. Astor House.
loot OF Desbrosses and CoTtandtsts No COnrtst,
and BrOklyn Depot. 'o0t OF Fulton st., BrcOA
lyn; Nos. III. ll6. and llS Hudsonst. iob0ken !,
Depot Jersey CITY Enigrant Ticket Office, No. Battery
FRANK THOMSON. FARMER
GenPral Manager GEM Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1878-01-10

E'ARE REDUCED. ...
il s-:5 70 BOSTON.
EXCURSION TICKETS, -.
THE OLD RELIABLE STONINGTON LINE
FOR ALL POINTS EAST
NOT A TRIP KISSED IN SLVEN CONSECu 1--WE
YEARS.
Tho elegant steamers sTONINGToN and RHonE isLA%D
I1er 50. North River at '5o p M 'aiy except
Hereafter the srEAMnoAr EXPREss TRAIN will
ds ecnrtd %1 f at al Il aces al s i Express
''' '''o""""' PROVIDENCE LINE ,.,,
freight oy % srhf a@ r1e TSe So a yr Wssas frcshs
VIA either line at lowest ra'' " FnKrSs Cen Pass Agt
ONG BRANCH AND PHILADELPHlA
~ The steamer JESSE HoYr win leave New York. York
ileos with nains fo Long branch, rhadcpha and Toms
yer II a NJ and MN p NJ fSrT"rat a"G TncSrn D. m
oo'' N'' - " ' ". :. sAEDEN. Gcnl Manager.
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
" RIVER RMLaoAD -I@nmoneins Dec. 81, 1871
sou a. m Western and Northern Express dra"1ng-room
1870 80 !" NJ, special chicago and Western ESPrsss with
drawlne 10 CanaIara R0chcstrr aud uia0.
Il:OD $orih"in aud Western Express to tuca White
NuIl ZOO 1 n m Montreal Express with sleeping Mon
ir, Va I.ui Barlin ton and ~ Albar stops at sing
800 p ni S. Louis Express vim -lrepme cars Tor 81
Lous. fuunng tmous every dty ~ N. wreh 4.s0 srrlnE
snd Dcroii, and Montreal via Saratoga. .nd fiasbuigh
Hl D.
wa,ertwn. Roch,str. Magma Fails, buffalo Cleveland,
Toledo. DetrOit and Chicago - . .u ,
100 p. M. Express with sleeping ears TO Albany ana
Way per Local Time Tables Tctis for saic at
Park 80 aud 0i2 BrJalW New
York, aud 333 WashngoI-4r. BGop lyn.
g. d. MEihE ER, General Passenger Agent
DENNSYIVANIA RAILROAD. - GREAT
Il TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES MAIL
NOUT-On after November -. lN1 Trains leave New
Y0h VIA C0randt SIR cts ,e-. follows;
EXPRESS Harshurr PtiAbrr the Ncs and Sou. with
Pullman Palace attached. and $50 =. daily.
For Wiillmspor. Lock Haven CORY, and EIc at $50
=. connecting Cory for Ittusville Petroleum Centre.
ana the on Regions. For Wllamspcr, and BGcK Haven,
ga. m.
Express" OF Pullman IriOr Cars daily sunday
$50 a. M arrivc Washington 10 D. Regular at 20 a ~
Express for Philadelphia 1880, $40 9:3O Llmlted IL
I, 4, D. O:O, z. S:JO aud S0niay "A. D o. ESQ
Z, $3.50. and Emgmnt and see0nd-cas-, y. m.
trains 10 NCwara Elizabeth, Railway Princeton Tren.
ton PERTH Amboy, Pennington e ydeie points,
lOt al schedule. az all Ticket Offices.
Boats Of Brooklyn Annex" with all through trains
at jersey City anorng speedy and direct transfer for
TIais arrive: From Pittshurg $50 and 1910 ~ M and
LOGO D. daily; 1910 a. and $50 D. daily. except
s:iO 5l5 lO:lO sunday $50 and g:40 From
Phladeyha Dos, 6J0. $40. 1910 1910 1850 2:lO
iIU OjO $40 lOl and 1920 sunday. 505, 6;jU
$40, l0AO. 1850 a. M, 600 and 1870 y. m.
Ticket Onics o26 and 94i broadway No Astor House,
and Of Desbrosses and randtsts; No Court ST.
ana Dspot foot Of FULTON At. Brogslyn Nos
ia, ll6 aud llS Hudson. HOb0ken Depot, jersey CITY,
migrant Ticket ONCE, No Battery place. , - ,
FRANK THOMSON, l.. FARMER,
General Manager. Gen Passenger Agent