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ACCUSED MAGISTRATES.
The Cases OF Justices Pinckney and Flanagan
Before the General Term.

In the General Term Of the supreme Court
yesterday Corporation Counsel Whitney called
the attention OF the court to the fact that ii was
the return day for the charges against John
Flanagan. Justice OF the Tenth District Civil
Court. and Walter ii. Pinckney OF the Seventh
District Civil Court. Mr.. Whitney said he was
prepared TO submit the affldavits in the case.
Ex-Judge Cardozo. representing the accused
Justices said they were prepared TO read AM
davits TO the court In the case Of Judge Elan
agan tho afildavits concusively proved that tho
accusation was the work Of a single malicious
person. and that the courts had. in two separate
actions. affirmed the propriety Of the course Of
Justice Flanagan upon the subject matter 81
the accusation; that he had appointed ms ste
nographcr person who was not -tenographrr,
and certified for him for a year and n quarter.
thus extracting a.. 800 from the city treasury.
Tho papers In both cHses were then submitted.
Anlduvits war' submitted in the case 81 Judge
pin'kney. asserting his good and upright char
net and that the pers ms making the AMI
dnyts had never seen him under the influence
Of liquor.
Ananswering affidavit OF Patrick Anthony. n
clerk who was discharged. hut subsequently
roinstnted under the decision OF the Court II
Appeals. states that he made memoranda Of tho
tim's Justice Pinckney was intoxicated. II was
OF frequent occurrence. he asserts and the JUS
tee WIS often unable To- dis charge his duties or
to toll ono paper from another.
Judge pinckuoy IN his ffiiavit. says he has
NIL his lilo been moro or less afflicted with
nervous disorders. and for the last five years
has been subject 10 neuralgia. He has used
wines and liquors since manhood. hut never to
excess He denies having been drunk on the
bench.
The matter was referred to VI. O. Buel.
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sEcOR ROHEs 0N's FRIEND.
Ills wife Asking FOR n n!,cree. aud Making
scI.ou. harges.

Mira. W L. Gregory of Jersey City
Heights Ia, begun suit for absolute divorce
At the time 81 her marriage Ia lst9 her hus-
band was a clerk ia tho Navy lGymastcr'e Ofllce
IN this city. Having obtained the favor Of Secor
Robson. he resigned his clcrkship, and was
employed ly the SECRETARY IA several missions,
which no made very profitable About seven
years ago be leased the Knkwood House
In Washington. md through his influence
with the Departments sought 10 make il poIu-
lar with the ofllcers Of the army and navy. He
succeeded for n timc. but ultimately retired.
appearing again in this city where he had
some connection with furnishing navy sup
plies. He became recognized at this time as n
sporting man and the owner Of n trotting mare,
When Secor Robson was ambitious TO be-
come n senator Gregory, who had bought Il
valuable home III Jersey CITY, and was living
there. ran for Assemhiyman Of the Sixth Dis
lrlct OF Hudson county, but failed OF an cleo
Mrs Gregory lives in tho home on Jersey
Ply Heiglt7 that bee husband purchased. They
Mrs, Grosory nlcsos llHt her husband
hgs been intimate yiti' Mr. Green. OF 1874
81 the Krtw"oa il w. Wien - he WAS was
employed in the Ir,ru., department. and
ihhs h dH g sht ~. a td"" 1 i ls r rsni Of
@ be put in eyldrn.o i- "a Byron collar which
Mr.: Greggor{ ot,o1nnd amons her, husbands
lials boing &C. {.
Tho caao was referred ~ thr Chancellor 10
William Nuirhcid Feq. ol Jnr-oy Cty.
Mrs. Gregory applied tor alimony, setting M
that her nus and had left her and her child
totally without support. although lie was well
able to provide for then.
An answer va pat IN 10 the effect ihat he was
unable to rgy her alimony that the trotting
mare Vermont MAID dld not now belong 10
him. but la john H. Bigolow and that he was
not doing HH} business from which he derived
an income.
Mr.. Muirhoid has reported ia favor Of paying
Mrs. Gregory ii5 81 wocl nlimuuy pending the
decision OF the suit tor divorce.
Mr., Wnheld, GreRory's lawyer, said that his
client offered nor $40 week, and was not
able 10 pay her any more Tint he had
no objection t. her procuring "a divorce II sho
could prove her alirgHtl M TINT when his wife
made II too uncomio rthhlr tot MIN at home no
had to hoard sQMcwhrro. and foT that reason
field expresses the opinion that the other sido
II pressing the matter only to get an increased
amount Of allmCny
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pRoBABLE MURDER IN LONG BRANCH.
A Polish Peddier Robbed and Maitreated In
the Mansion n 1use stables.

Lone BRANCH, July 30-Jcscph Fricdberg,
a Polish peddler has for week bceL Juggling
his heavy pack OF wares in this neghborhood.
He was not robust enough for the business. ana
his sales were not so rapid tina, the weight OF
the burden was much lrss med from day to day
IIe carried shirts. sUspohdcrs. hosiery. and
other things for mons wear. His homo IL mt "a
Orchard sire, &. where he has vito and four
children. Yesterday he went into the Mansion
House stables. and within ten minutes WIS seen
TO fall out OF the doorway rs though somebody
had thrown him. He WIS insensible when
picked up and carried to room in the village
Commissioners building. HIo lay on baro
bench all night. accommodations bOng refused
for him in several cottages where application
was made. He had medical attendance how
ever This morning it was thought that he was
diving but aftorwnrd he became conscious for
the first time since his adventure in the stable,
and WAS abla to whisper 4 word or two Mt
a time. According TO friedbergs story
HI wns called into the stable by n man
who professed to want TO buy Il shirt. Fried
berg went in and opened his pack on the floor
number OF men were there While the one
who had called him In WIS looking Mt shirts
another stole a pair OF suspenders then another
took some stock ings. ana while lie was trying
tested, but the plunderng Of the pack was con-
tnued. He shouted. and they knocked him
down and kicked him with their heavy boots.
llo fell out OF the door in an effort 10 escape.
This evening he is no brt"r and Is as likely to
die before morning as to live. William Bennett
John Finnegan. August Culbat. and Charles
Van Horn grooms and coarhmcn employed in
the stables were arrested this afternoon Fried
berg has not been in n condition 10 recognize
them, and they are under lock and key to await
the issue.
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The schooner Laurel. owned by Thomas
Short has for several DAYS ras been in charge sheriff
Brown Of Richmond county, under an attachment
against her OF $3.50 The United States Marshal with
era deputies went from New York to the island yestr
day and after driving the Shenn's deputies from the
schooner took possession Of her counter claim OF
$40 and sailed away. Shcrn Brown learning that the
Marshal was IN possession, deputkei crew who went
ou board NJ the cuybOAt Mortified on her 80 4 NJ trip
20 f,citN They overlook the schooner IN the bay
Hnttt rmlk channel the Mortified was run alone side
AMI the sheriff amt his put On board Of the schooner
am She was sailed hack to stapcton, where double
ID WAS placed on her
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Learning the Nature OF AN Oath.

Willie MCGOWAN. who said that he was eight
year old, goin nine," was called by Justice Walsh
yesterday in Brooklyn. witness against boy who
accused Of having stolen ,cNiug machine cover
The boy pushed his hair out nj his eyes and leaned over
the rail looking closely the Justice He did unde
stand the OF oath. aud the Justice asked him
" II you tod lie, who would PUNISH Your
" Ne inder,' he answered
" anybody el-ef" the Justice asked.
Yes. me muddor," the lal said
Sow. il Won told lie wouint you offend any r.
the Justice pursued.
" 80. SIR. not as knows on" the boy replied.
"Nhat does Your catcchi~m say the Judge asked.
This let flood OF light In on the boy mind He answered
directly and WAS sworn
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Run down by "a Steamboat.

James Casey Of Little Neck claimed, Inst oven
ms the yacht that Sunday evening with 'ails torn
and hun disabled noatod into the Atlantic Dock basin
lie sand that he WAS on his way To this city with has
brother Isaac Casey and when on south Brother island
near Hell cate, last sunday evening about pa they
were run into hy the side wheel Steamboat Alnighus
bound Tor Norwals They w"r. thrown overheard. and
after prolonged struggle in the Mai'r they
cupd by the ~ the Steamboat They remained on
hoard until she reached her destination. then trN
turned 10 Little Nrck where Isaac casey i now suffering
from int rlal injuries
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Paris, arrested ms n ringeador. is about 25
years Old, small IN stature stouty built and hand
some face black eyes and hair He said he Wasa printer
by trade and had lived In Wa hlngton about niirrn
months that lie had always AT all the meetings held by
the worknsmcn advocated peaceful measures but That
his Indignation was great ut the brutal course taken
by me police that he could not restrain himself The
police he SAID, without the slightest prOvocnon the
part OF the crowd he was with made rush on them and
began 10 club and shoot At them lie disclaimed all de.
sire on the part of the wolkingmen TO have collision
Win The police, and said the latter had opened the ball
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Pennsylvania Robber. Mt Work.

Harrisburg, Pa. July 30.-Lnst night two
men entered tho residence Of John Basehorc near Rolling
springs Cunhe rlani county, ami, after knocking him
down, bound Inn securely Thcy then toi Mrs Base
hor, and lady living with the family and vi Kaschorr
Ma> compelled To- point out where la, money placed
and II was secured by the men Mr Ha"rhorc, who is
ij old, So hhdy injured mat ms recovery Is
doubtful The ruhhrrs lrr snppo>c a. be- members at a
band who have lately committed similar dvprcdatlons in
is utu
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Finesn Or. rel.oned by MN.

CLEVELAND, July 30.-On Wednesday last NJ
teen girl', employed m Nine somerss dressmaking os
aohsfmont had milk Tor dinner In the afternoon they
were all more or less sick including their employer
None oi them were SO H. however AS To he unable W re
Wrn to MWA mNt day, except two sisters, Mary aud
n III" DiNitt ON Thursday both were dangcrou.N ill.,
fhA slcians who were called In Pronounced them "a
OF poisoning Yesterday Mary died IN great agony Net
Ne l. SUI awe hu Is IN very procAriuus condition
Coroner lsom has ordered an analy SIS of the nilA
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Burglar. Locking ou, Bank omeer..

\ party OF burglars. evidently professionals.
attempted to rob the First National Bank ~ Greenport
l. L. on Friday night last They gained AN entrance 10
the building, and worked time as the vault door
They used steel wedge. iamming the lock badly, and
al.n attempted 10 blow the door open with powder The
explosion was heard by gentleman living opposite. who
came down stairs 10 investigate the caufc when the
u glars probably took the alarm and fed The door
lunmcd badly that the vault could not be opened by
the Officers until the afternoon Of the next day.
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pENNsYLvA>IA uAIi.oAD.-
UktAT TkI \ h LINE
AND uNITEn srAIEs VAIL ROrTR.


ON aud after July = 1875
Trains leave New Ndrk, via DcsbrOs.es and Cortanit
SITS Ferries, as follows:
Express Tor Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and South
with Pullman Palace cars attached A. NJ, and = 81
4. VI. daily.
For wilham.pori Lock Haven. Cory and Erie at = 30
VI. connecting az Cory for Titu,ve. Petroleum
Centre, and the on Regions wiamsport and Lock
Hay,n.oA VI
Balumore. Washington aud the South LIMITED Wash.
ngtun Express Of Pullman farlor Cars daily. except
sunday, ~ 4 VI, arrive WASHINGTON 40 =. VI
Regular a. $50 A NJ, l. 80. andvf VI. sunday $50
and y Z. VI.
Express for Philadelphia, ~. ! 80 = 20 o @ 80 Lin.
lied. II 4 VI , l, ., Is, q 20, 81. = ~ and . VI
SUNDAY, 800 and A. NJ. Z. IS. 6,yl, au % AMI A..
NJ Em. ant second class. =.
For Care N.iN, ! l.
Boats OF "Brocklvn AnneN' connect with all through
train, at Jersey city, aGordins speedy and direct
transfer tor BROOKLYN travel
For trains 20 NcWdrS. Elizabeth. Railway. Princeton.
trenton, ltrth AmhoY. flcmington. BrlNulcre and
other points -rc local schedules at all Ticket Onlces
Trains arrive FROM Pittshurvh q 50, 1910 4 VI 1910 T.
daily, $50 A. ". Is 80 T. VI daily eNcept Monday
From Washington and Baltimore. 81, y ~ 4. VI, IN.
u. 1910 +. VI. Sunday. q "a. .. 40 VI. From fha.
delpiiA, 5n5. $50. ai1 1850. II 80 A. N , 10.
10. I 50 u'Sn. ~. 1910 10 ~ T. NJ SUNDAY s. %
q 50, 9 ~, 80 II 50 4 " 65u, lO.2OP NJ
Ticket once = sd and "a Broadway, Aston HOUSE.
and foot OF nrsbrnsses and Cortahdt St. Court It
and brooklyn Annex Depot foot Of Fulton It Brooklyn;
ia lld, and lls Hudson St, IohOAen, Depot jersey
FRANK THOMSON l.. " FARMER,
General Manager. NtuI PASSENGER ent
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OUR CITY 1xsrRAvcE COMPANIES.
Their Income aud Expense. for the Last Six
Months. md their DI NIdends.

ALBANY, July 3o.-The following table,
from compilations in the Insurance Depart
ment. shows the income and expenses during
the last six months Of twenty-five Of the fire in
surancc companies OF New York city. with their
dividends to stockholders:
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k,rsuual autltts.

A Ill SPECIAL complaints. medical or surgical
"a safely and successfully treated Confidential on
snntons Tree. Dr. BRADFORD, Office and Iesleur
No 1872 East l2th 81
A TTENTION, Iaucuts' -3i Bond - pr rRpflN.
~ from PARIS All Diseases skin Disorders urrN nu- ie
mltv. ami those neglected or Improperly treated, lAit
cally cured.
diseases OF MEN ,pelalty, cure from tot
- days pr DYER. AZ West l3th It.. mean dtl Az
IT q. KNAPP, Architect, Nyack NY
.la.lu
If MIoHArL >, LALLY Wi Gala 57,-7-
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Twenty Tramps Arrested.

BUFFALO July 30.-Tho police within the last
twelve hours nave arrested twenty tamps who were
following tho races Seventeen NJ them viii serve the
county for ifiy days, and the remaining three for sixty
days that being the sentence mpoy ~ the Police Jus
tlco
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Qtntistrp.

EUII. SETS, ~ gum teeth, 90; single, 81, war.
L ranied- y Dental Rooms, 262 9th av. Estab. 1861
G1-FuLL SETS gum teeth; painless extraction.
Thirty fnnrth 81
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TO rmILADELpIIJX,
PENNSYLVANIA HAILROA
THE oLD.EsTABLlsIIED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA

NEW NOKk AND FIIILANEIFHIA
FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY;
THREE DEPOlS IN PHILADELPHIA,
TWO IN NEW YORK.
DOUBLE TRACK, TIN MOST IMPROVED EQUIPMENT
AND lllE FASTEST lime CONSISTENT
WITH ANSOLl II SAFETY.
on AND AFTER July =, 1879,
Express Trans leave Sew foIN, Via Dcshrosses ana
tortandt is Ferries ~ follows
80 bl, q ip,b 10 40 Iuuliti, II A. N, a. s. q q 30
q 80, 7 so, : 80. and T. ~
Boats ot "BrooNln Annex connect with all through
trans at dorsey city, anorlins speedy and direct
transfer Tor BruuAh travel
Returning trains leave Fhlllicphia3 % A. IS 10
ana u A VI Limited ENyrr.s - Z NJ, ,, 4, 80 T.
and 7 80 NJ. and ~ Midnight On sunday, . ~. l. 7
:, $50 NJ, : 81 = ", and " Midnight
Ticket Onicts so and Hit Broadway, / Aston House.
and foot Of Desbrosses aud Corlnndt st, Count St and
Bnokyn Annex Depot foot VI Fulton ST. BROOKLYN, lli
llo and liz Hudson St llohoken u not Jersey city
FRANK THOMSON, l.. r. FARMER
General Manager. General ta. ,cns,r AGENT
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ALBANY, July J,-Tt anpears from chnrt
just issued by the Insurance Department. xiv
Ing a statement Of the condition of insurance
companies on june 80. n compared with their
condition on Dec. 81. that three more New York
city companies have an impairment OF capital
as follows: Firemen's Trust sl3 3s5; Franklin.
tl2. COS Emporium. ill.973.
Income Of companies for 1877 was t22.4129T1 {;
for the first six months of present year. sl0.5sl.
COL Disbursements last year We're f2l .s6s ,l27.
while for the first six months Of 1878 they show
Assets Dec. 81 1877. $1,000. 79s; June 80
1873. $50. 2s2.ll6.
Liabilities Dec. 81. including capital stock
s39. 3iS. 65s: June 80. s3S 1907 .47i.
Net surplus last yoar. si732i. 100; June 80.
1878, sls0l 600.
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Gtrurslons
|. PLYMOUTH rocK.


Dclghtiul daily amily excursions up and
down the lovely In ison VI er,
G THE RHINE or AMERICA,
In Jarrett 4 pHlncr's superb palace steam.
err. PLYMOUTH ROCK. st0rnins 70 4
while at WEST POINT ami NENBURGil
where the scenery sHi IT. nrandest on
purtuniiy given Tor visiting tho UWtc I
states Military Academy ur wasiinstgns
headquarters
rftE MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT
NfHiNE RiND. GLE e. tY. NNIO.
PHONE, BENT, the great cornct player
Cn1MES BE- &c
REFEcTOkY on BOARD
FARE. entire grand eN ursion 30 CENTS.
20 Cti'dr.n, - c.utt
BOAT LEAVES every mnrnln dnclufing
SUNDAYS from Pier ! at the B1ttrrvl,
North river. ntHii n'clurk, nni fput % 2it
It. Nu.th rivcrsnin.li oclnck HROOk
) LYN FASSINGEllS VIII tike ANNEX hntt
nj Fulton IT.. N9p A VI. No EXTRA
CllAKGB ior transfer either way
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Sh,ppln.
INMAN LINZ

INMAN IINE.-ROIAL NAIL STEAMERS
FOR " EENsIOMN AND liz EEPOOL
CITY or CHESTER. Satur lat Aux g. I T. VI
CITY or MONTREAL ........ rhurSiAy. Aus = / l. NJ.
CITY OF BERLIN ....... SATURDAY. Aug. n y A NJ
From Pier ~, North river, iuot oi Charlton Il
CABIN $50 AMI SlOl. gold Return tickets favor.
able lerms srEERAGE, s2s, currency Drafts at low.
est rates
saloons, state Rooms smoking and B,th Rooms amid
ships These steamers carry nuih,r cattle. sheep, nor
pigs JoHN q DALE, AGENT, 81 ami 80 Broadway, N y
Philadelphia office, 100 south ith Il
WHITE STAR LINE.
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
ADRlATlC. Saturday. Aug s. 30 A. "
BRITANNIA .,.......,,..... SATURDAY. Aug 10 T. VI
CELTIC, Thur sdAV, Aug ~. 80 A. VI.
From White star Dock. Pier 81 Norlh River
Cabins all amidshipa Saloon 50 and 500. gOli
Return tickets on favorable terms Sleerlge, SIS
Thsse steamers carry neither cattle sheep, pigs
EnRflS. AgenL ~ Broadway, New YORK
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The only line landing in the middle " Coney I.ani
Cables Brighton Beach, Hooks Rnuschrrs. Atlantic
Garden AMI all nrstclass hotels ..
ON and amer July 7, the tRVOritr steamers ARROW.
SMITH and JOIIS SYLVESTER viii lcavci
22d st, n Ri Leroy It Frnklin At Pier ~. y r.
as 4 NJ $40 A. VI gan5 A. " H.i1 A. w.
,eis y. g:,, 4 y 1919 i9si3AM
sss:$s$$$ rs En- "; + \ sjis + \
7S9 2 n 10 r n ~ + Y 7s;o2 a.,

The o.i5 NJ trip from Coney Island will land only at
Lerov st. weather permitting
The reliable steamboat BAY RIDGE will leave Broomc
IT East river. o3b A VI. and 2.I5 = VI, AMI Battery
landing adjoining staten Island terryl ~ A. VI. 2p,
5JO and T ". Returning, leave Locust Grove A. NJ.
!. a. and p VI Fare. 25c Excursion tickets. 4c.
-IONGsTREET's EXCURSIONS TO ROCK.
"A. AWAY BEACH. ON THURSDAY. FRIDAY SAIUR.
DAY and MONDAY, AUGUST 1 2 3. and Q. steamer
GENERAL SEDGNtCK will leave 12ath st. Harlem.
4 NJ Railroad pqck. 800 ll9th 81 elO Stth st. .3l;
5tst II 30 Noble st Grecnpont -. RrnOme St. 10
A. NJ. Returning. leaves Rorkawny at33p +. VI.
EXCURSION TICKETS. Jucents
& II IpNgSTRFET PrOnrictnr
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N,U Publications.

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3uttlOu 9utlt,s.

IEKE, JOHNSON. JR.. Auctloneer Coney
~ lsmnl-ln consequence Ol the storm the sale Of
hftcl aeon on premises.
Mans At 81 Ilhertv :
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COOL BREEZEs
- On THE OCEAN TRIPS or THE
GRAND RFPt'BfIC

XVEsT POINT or NEwBURGH, daily
w except sundays, see DAY LINE advertisement;
remain at WEST POINT hours; NBwBURGH nearly ,
hours. due at New York ON return at o 30
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NEW YORK. JUNE IL. Is7s.-Mcirupoitan
~ Elevated Railway open from "a " 10 u + NJ 4;
stations Morris St nearest point for South Terry ami
Battery; Rector St nearest point Tor Wall 81 Jerry
Cortlandt St. nearest point tor jersey city and Com
muuipaw ferries, Park place. nearest point Tor Post
ofcc city Hall and Barclay 4 ferry To llOhoken
Chambers It. nearest point Tor PaVonia and Erie II H.
terry, Franklin It Grand IT. nearest points Tor De-
hro..cs n terry 10 jersey city, and People, Line
steamers AlhAuN; BeeCkcr st. 18th st. nearest
points Tor Chriophcr st. Terry 70 liohoken; IAN st
PSI Il. nearest point for sd Il ferry to Jersey tl
3td - i2d =, nearest pout tor y Central t. Il de-
pot |hhst '~i i nearest pnt for Central Park Tor
ul'uWu trans take east size stations For duWutnW
trains take west side stations Pare cents. except M
tween thu hour. OF "a, and - VI. and Hni T. .
when thc ia is cent. Ruuir-trnW '-tl IT, along utu
as. To- and Aou- AntN - to aud south 9TH to
Canal = Crus-lu- into ant along West EruIdwdt to
'numhcrsst CROSSING into and along college places 10
and ALONG MURRAY -. and nlou- Church -. tl ami
along New church 4. to Morris - connect, with the
following horse lines At Rector 1t with tor
uih trrN AT Grand II, with cars ur Urshrus.es and
~ Grand q icrrs; AZ Blocker IT. with ears Tor cast
and west at St st. with Tor Christie her Hui East
luih u ferries at IAN st. with cars tor West 23l and
East 2h and jl - ferries; at 3ad st. with Tor
Mcchawken ferry, at aah 4, WIN cars OF Bclt Lane
Railroad MM. X. GARRISON. Pre- sldent
NJ NAN BHOCKLtN. SulVrlutpudnut
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CTR BAY RIDGES the only boat running from
- East river to Couey Island stopping at Ray RIDGE
Bath and Locust drove Leave BroOmc St O3O A ". aud
25 4 NJ. Pier I, T. r.. Battery landing, 10 A. NJ. 80
$50 and VI. Returning. leave Locust Grove, 30 A.
NJ " 30. 3 -. and Z z NJ