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The New York herald., 1878-09-11

A RESOLUTION authorizing tho laying of q
new water main was voted down by the Tam
many Aldermen yesterday. Water is not the
fluid in most demand around the City Hall.
The New York herald., 1878-09-11

No LESS A PARSONAGE than the Queen of
England and Empress OF India turned up in one
Of the federal courts yesterday as suitor
against Wall street broker. The action grows
ont of the Canadian bank robbery
The New York herald., 1878-09-11


OF the acting we can spoak with warm praise
with few unimportaut EXCEPTIONS Miss
Coghlan brings to the unfortunate hero
Inc the qualities OF sweetness, grace and
power, when 1t 10 dom AN ded, which are needed Per-
haps IN tho rst act her sell con version tv belief Ia
the honor oil lovelace called Tor moro grlishncss
than she exhibited, but otherwise the expression
Of the overmasterng passion through all 10.
dignitics and deceits unto death itself was NATURAL
untorccd and enectiva Her dying scene was oolu
uiuily touching. In Lovclacs Mr.. Coghlan does
not md genial part, but he makes the most Of
It. He is not as airy as tho original; he 10 man
The author does not scruple to have him re.
peat tho vile arguments OF the hunisr Of
human prey which Richardson makes Lovelace ad-
vance but ho s made even more sordd by his designs
Clarissa's fortune. In the book Lovence hunts
"sirl not gold." The philotopnic poise OF
the scoundrel 10 preserved though bis rsmorse and
attempted suicide Indicate n conversion which
Richardson was too wise to make moro
than transient. Tho old printer OF Fleet
street know wicked human nature better /;
but what can a poor playwright do. The acting
Of Mr. Charles Barron, late vi the Boston Museum
the waywad brother, was the surprise Of
In tho comedy portion, as well as in
tho more dramatic acene. Tue parts Of Mr.. Gilbert
and Nine. Ponisi were insignificant Mr. Beckett
and MISS Germon were both clever and
amusing. as usual. the piece finely
dressed and mounted. In response 10 loud calls at
the close OF the second act Mr.. Walack came
before tho curtain aud thanked the audience
briefly hts own and Mr.. BoucicauiI 8
behalf the latter gentleman being indisposod IL Is
difficult 10 predict the Of this play, but It's strong
qualities will insure 10 soody share Unpopular favof
The New York herald., 1878-09-11


The WEArrER.-Thc depression is moving
slowly eastward. 1t is now over the lower lake
region and the western section Of the Middle
Atlantic States. The high pressure in the North
east is gradually reccdng toward the Gulf of
st. Lawrence, and by this afternoon will proba-
bly, have entirely disappeared from over United
States territory. The barometer continues low
over the Gulf and South Atlantic coast districts
A very large area of high barometer dominates
the weather in all the Western districts, extend
ing from the Lower Mississippi Valley aud the
northern lake region as far west ~ the Rocky
Mountain regions In this section the first cool
winds of the coming winter are being expe-
rienced, particularly in the Platte and Northern
Missouri valleys. Rain has fallen throughout
the central valley districts, the lake regions,
South Atlantic coast and Gulf slight fall
has also taken place on the Middle Atlantic
coast. The winds have been from fresh 10 brisk
In the lake regions, central valley districts and
the West Elsewhere they have generally been
from light 10 fresh. Temperatures have fallen
IN all the districts except the Middle Atlantic
and New England States. The weather in New
York and its vicinity to-day will be warm and
cloudy or partly cloudy, with rains and possibly
brisk winds. Tomorrow II promises TO bc
warm and cloudy ia the morning, with light rains,
followed by gradually clearing and cooling
weather,
The New York herald., 1878-09-11
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

"A Messenger from jarvis Section" IL the name Of
new play that is nov being performed In the West
by Mr. Ben Macsulsy. II 10 said TO have achieved q
The New York herald., 1878-09-11

EMPEROR WILLIAM has no idea of abandoning
the war Of determination against the German So
cialists In the speech from the throne just de-
livered he urges the adoption of the severcst
measures of repression and attributes the iil-
in the socialist ranks to the failure Of the
Deputies to second the efforts of the govern
ment. These pointed sentences are not relished
by the liberal party, who naturally consider the
Enpcrors condemnation an indictment OF
themselves IL is curious coincidence that
the Same despatch should bring MS the an
nouncement OF tho death of Nobiling, the
would-he assassin of the Emperor
The New York herald., 1878-09-11

THE Local POLITICIANS are considerably ex-
ercised over the charges that are to be preferred
against the Sheriff, County Clerk and Register.
As these three officials members in good
standing Of Tammany Hall, the charges are
loudly decricd by their political friends as -
dodge" OF anti-Tammany to gain political capi-
tai TO be made available at the Syracuse Con
vention. Whatever the motive may be of those
who apparently determined to send the
charges to Albany, every one will conccdc that
the Governor will give his decision solely upon
their merits. That being the case, the poiti-
clans OF the Wigwam aud their democratic OPP
ponents may as well hold their souls in peace
ill the decision is made
The New York herald., 1878-09-11

u green and gold llzzard ut tho back aud 'front.'
she said Yes am glad TO be here; but am glad
TO have spent my summer abroad also. had u most
delisntiul time. and enjoyed every hour spent IN
suppose you went 10 the opera In Londens"
eyes constantly. heard all could in the way oi
music"
''rben you heard Carmen How did you like S'
''Exceedingiy II Is pretty little opera and Miss
was Toe much abandon in her acting. did not (
thought It very natural and pleasing shall do the
opera here. you know"
'How did you like Gerstery"
every much, indeed, ana think that she Will
please American audiences she has . beautiful
voice"
"Ah. pa..i there Is no one liko Patti; I have al
Gayarre, and in Paris vas delighted with tho bari
tone, Lasac. heard CALI Marie In "Mignon I" yos
voice, but such beautiful action |"
'li u was not that every one else Will ask you,
should lixo to know wha. you thought Of the Ex.
positionf" SAID the reporter, hsstatingiy.
"wsl. can hardly say. l only went once ana
then spont the most Of my time among the pictures
Il was very imposing howevsr and The people are -
interesting 40 the things"
s'Did you spend ali your time ABROAD In sisnt-
secngs"
you would not have thought 80 II you could have
seen me" said tho prma donna, with smile. elm.
London sudid Carmen and paul and Virginia In.
Paris was tho slave Of Worth. He has made me
some magnificent costumes. He was crazy over my
Lohsngrln dress himself, and begged me nsvsrte de-
sroy 1t no matter how old Il sos."
0rEHArIc MArTERs
"You hoard great many operas 10 London, now,
toll mo candidly wherein You found them better or
worse performed than hero"
'I found thom better IN orchestra chorus and
mounting than with US; but We have quite as good
prinoipar"
81 hear that you had engagements offered you in
London"
ayes, very good offers wore made me. and might
have accepted n had not signed contract with Mr.
Strakosch Tor the season."
Nv hat are your plans for the present."
81 am goag in the country Tor ten days q fort
night for you must remember that have not had
any country sights or sounds this summer. Work
begins the 30h."
s.Ars you ready for the campaign?r
eyes, quite. NY voice Is In excellent condition and
Ia all the better for It's holiday"
s'It 10 very pleasant TO have you homo again, Miss
koIlox,,' said the reporter.
'sAnd II Is very pleasant to bs homo again, said
the prima donna, rising. "a said to a friend al we
drove by Madison square and Filth avenue juss
now. that there was nothing liner in Paris"
"No nor half so nne, chi med In the mother of the
prma donna, who thoroughly bchcvos IN America
"wbat do you suppose did to-day before had
been IN the house ten minutesf" Questionsd
Miss Kellogg oil tho reporter, who said
that he could not imagine 'T put on
my gloves again" she continued, "and started Gus
for walk on Fith avenue, aud II did feel good 10 bs
ucading my native soil once more You may
tell the renders OF the HKRALp that 4 never
felt 10 better voice or spirits and that going TO
give them some good music this season" The re-
porter thanked Mss Kellogg for her courtesy ana
bowed himself OUT
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10
Excursions.

r Asst WEEK of the WEST POINT and
IL NEwBURi EXCURSIONS via Day Line Steamers
parties remain West Point nearly two hours
a. NewDuTg due at New-fork on return AZ oSOPm ees
Albany and roy Day Line advertisement
METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY
vi Open from $50 a. m TO IL p m - -,
ECTORSTHFET-Nearost point for W9u street cry ana
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES point for Jersey CITY and
COmmupipaw Ferries. - -. o,. ,,-v--a.
CHAMBERs sTRE Ef-Nearest point for Pavonia and Erie
Railway Ferry.
FRANKLfN.sTREET- .,
earest point for Desbrosses Ferry
20 Jersey CITY Peoples Line for Albany and
connecting with for Desbrosses ana East 0rand
BIEECK + ERsrREET-C Connects with for East aud
earest Point for Christopher streeb
lObOken connecting with for Chf1stOphes
and East Tenth street Ferries
FOURTEENTH. STKEEr-Nearest point 20 Union Square.
Walacks and Lyceum Theatres, Academy OF Music lr-
wing Tammany Hals, connecting wib cars Tor kast
TWENTY. third and Thirty fourth Street Ferries. -
NTY TIL Nearest pOntl0r IWehty mira
street Ferry Jersey City Booths ST. James ana PaI
Masonic Tempe, and Twenty yhird street Ferry to Jer'
THIRTY.f Y.fHIRD.sTREET-Ne point 10 STANDARD;
broadway Fifth Avenne Theatres Aqnarium ,,s anu
San francisco Mnstrels' connecting WIN o~'S 'O' Wv
EoRTY sTREET-Connec with NJ \. Transfer
Co cabs for Grand Central Depot
~ EI "a EENearest point for Central Park.
cannectinS S,with ears IA Belt Line kailroad
tOP UPTOWN trains take EAST aide station
FOR DOWNTOWN trains take WEST sle s,a' ~ e. an "a
FARE 10 CENTS except between the hSaas Snsnts ~ '
7s0 a n and 10 p when the Are Is Se pSesdent
VAN BRoCKLIN. sup't
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10
EALL RIVER LINE


And an points East via Newport and Fall River.
Mammoth Palace steamers BRlS IOL aud PROVIDENCE
leave New.Hork daily igom foot OF Murray st
b;l5 T. NJ SUNDAY EXCEPTED Itsaroa ~ p
brooklyn passengers free by Annex" boats
leaving foot Of Fulton 4. A. 4.3O o. 10. .
MUSIC BY SpLEN DID BANDS AND ORCHESTRAS
Tckcs and StarroOns secured a al principal hotels and
BORDEN & LOWELL AgentA
GRO. l. COSSOR, General Passenger Agent
I ONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA, via
IL New-Jsrsey Southern Railroad. Commencing october
J. will leave Sew.YOrk. Pier North River
oO connecting at sandy Hook vtE trains for
Long Branch and "uiIadruha. 100 a IN. 400 p m.
ltsrurrut % r TuCkertOn. |: .. m.
re- I.ut and Toms River. ! 90 aud 400 y. 70.
eonu'' '0' Long D''n'"' '''O WM. 8 sNEDEN,
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10
filnsiral Instruments.

A DITMAHAUT, late 8. X: BALL O. W,
"A No 25 EAST l4TH-Sr - -
~Shickeripga steinway's and other Flanos anu "
- casb On instaments, and for rent
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10
REAL ESTATE.
Nyw.YoEK. Wednesday, Oct. 0, 1873.

Nyw.YoKK Wednesday, Oct. 0. 1878.
49, tonovine sales were held at the Ex-
.nange salesroOm today
Bg Bcrndrd So ,yu
'sy ssy GESTn e i q iso asd Ward eacS lot asT 900
100 PhilP s. Richard u Horned
yss. sTs4 ses August 1868 ground nm
fent $4,000 per annu@ Jn9 Lynch, ,''''''-'''
,tO brick dwelling with lot a. no q 2lS s9Sss %ss'4SS robert
s. 1919 nW@ f'hA'e' o' i.olo'." ............ $500
A'e1An"er'' r'''''''',ai IN YIoa n CamD.
II ,ots East iB3dst l7s Il Of Sdave' each Zo1
Mutual Life Ins Co ''' '0V'
RECORDED REAL EsrATs TRANSFERS.
SEM-ToRK CITY.
,vsA.eA 10 g fts Of s7th.st lelIsl Thomas IT. a,
s.%e SP ProPsry W. Joseph SUPPLIES IEsin RsS
ard B9sdsy g Charles smith s1as a. c5syl., Z0'OOO
~ 100 ne 90 90 IebST siesys asSiey 10000
ESe T. 20 Of RSs4s 10000
shave v cor iS5ths 94iiIiOo Joseph Meeks 5oo
Scs ts 1 and 81 East laISa BsTksn
eS9sr 20 Nara lar se5fshRsSei S 1890 John
VIE ssT1h ave- w9nf iSf John 'OOO
Stssys So Sf.b Of 6s9'@Sii @ibn $4,000
cOiumbast i.S s9d q ,S ~ 10 obsqIss Lehman 1900
iS9 ,. r. 9d 81 Ia@ss sef 1O25O
AIsns. sNS 90 Dea sinH ano 1000
to eafharne h Berkenhauer
e,b sve ~ IL n OF b1th-s, 15NlOO; Charles W.
seodold ana wife 20 William II stack. "a.
ss7tb ~ 225 n Of lithave 20 leSths bOxlSslVi non
Gabriel Armour 70 Anne MOTIFS ''VVV
adsve W a 25s II Of 94h.st look lbO solomon IN nm
Beilmann aud wife 20 Jacob l. MashEe A~VVV
Qdeve. n Q cor b7ths, 2.9xlUO John heney ana
VIE 2 ~ ssi s 5It " of AveA is iIi004 Emily
BalE and husband 70 Edward LoeW Ahu ah0'nei '-'V
RECORDED MORTGAGES
,, T.,r,ek and wife 10 z II Cushman and others. - M,
tTnsteea etc D 26th-sL OF Sth-ave xeIs' F''V"V
% Mary Pi''Or 2oths Oi o.o 1000
ansSars ana wife 10 Philip Bonnet ws Greenest ooo
Nh, Eneas and wife 70 the Mutual Life Insurance ooo
Company No S23 East ittist year :;:,:;'.,:-; "0VV
Nanmapn Jonas and wife 70 samuel , CohnInS EooO
s7ihst W 8dave 40 days: ,..,., WV
New Ycrk Lake Erie and Western RalrOa1 Co'uPany
In the Farmers Loan and Trust company ~ aiso
tees ere franchises, rolling stock, etc anu Hiso
leasehoiG o. eocs bounded py "ss' 400
bon s19 Robert and wife 70 Robert Robertson nm
a. trBsee. etc No III East 3Sthat leaIs,''. ''NV
sc,t,h Charlea v and wife 10 Emma Smlth 80 oon
bSth.st q OF MadisOnsye, yeaT.....- NV
Rtrobel, John and wife TO John schnugg Ao"S" esO
NJ OF instalments
wight Martha y and husband 20 JOhn HOSE mn
IyOthSt " Of
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
e,ner Gertrude b 10 stephen oper......... $1,000
schnurg John to Maria Koch.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10
Aurtiou Sales of Real estate.
WILLIAM KENNELLY, Auctioneer.
CORPORATION SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

Public notice k hereby vea that the Commissioners Of the
Sinking fund Of the city Of New Will oner for sale al
luhhc auctiun, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1878, at
boOn Exchange SsleroO 40 III broadway, In the
0f NewYorK the following estate belonging 70 tbs
e0rpOran % the CITY Of New-NOrk
Premises Nos. . and IL frankin-st.
House and Lot the northeast corner Of Thrdsye snd
No Is Leonarast now Leased Of $500 uDt
December ]. 1873
PUN wafranee deeds viii be given 70 all purchasers. lith
0crahc OF the above real estate be obtained at the
Comptroos Office on and after the 10Th Of october NEXT
JOHN KELLY, Comptroller
ComptroleIs Once County Court House oct !. 1879
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10
90 nJhom il Map Concern

yVARNING.-An persons having ng Geas,Tss Ge naTtSs
money to JAMES ATKINSON. recently smglSyed by Ss
WANTEDA gentlemen named anSsS kSaen, sts.es W." y
America ana whose than resided at he Cape ~ S
=, he will com municate with Mr JOHN SPENNEh
PefermartSbuIg south Africa, he mag hear oil SoeHs~
his advantage
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10
gtsambcais ano Railroads.
LBANY and TROY by DAY BOATS.

A LBANY and TROY by DAY BOATS.
1PS sSssi efT
NET Pcn % aEd %sTs Tor cSS S
ing S 1nG aS%n SInw sD. TS N Ms'' Pn M
Sany % nss N 5GTn ana eTPnssns Gss, s a a1a Al
or good River Road received
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD. -
ats Ne"fork from foot OF Desbrosses and Courtandt
Chicago the ss eRmSn sSs s
%SSn,h % Pullman cars from Baltimore TO Newark o, and
1S6p M for Washington and the West and the South via
and msking close connections for Pttsburg
u%an Baltimore 10 cnnha aad e e. aS LS na ThTPSsh P
burg and from Washington to Augusta and savannah.
man Issegt!. o from BsImSs %ssSnsSn
OILS Louisville St Louis cOa@bas PittsSuTs the s souts
ncSP CONNECT. TT"S % fn SSTi % from Baltimore en-
burg. Florida, Neworeaus and The SOUTH -'i i'"'A
st % So Ss
ASK FOR TICEETs vi VIZ R%IrfMSSRE AND OHIO
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
STATION Station oSy NsSfGr foot fGSf Faony Sesy
Commencing Oct ls7s.Trsns leave New.YOrk, foo, OF
csaSs SSS mFor Espihgt%n Esstcn Relvdsre Mauen
5Sa%a Tsm1S @ %tssOf Sna e. r. E" &C. Connects at
pSa1 s;ts mFo5 High Grdge Branch. schooeys Mountain
Bndus Lake and Lake HOpatcOng, Easton. Harrsburgh
Ma1sh Chunk Tsmaqua Hszelton, Wkesbarre, Scranton,
lO0 m. and 430 m.-For sOmerville and Pennington
j. m.-For Pennington Easton. Mauch Chunk, Tamaqua.
WlkesbaIre, Scranton TunkanuOck TamaQua HaZelton,
Heading, POttsvIle HaTTtsbuTgh, &c.
q m.-For High Bridge Branch SchOoey's Mountain,
bnnd Lake aud Lake hopatcong, Easton, Belvdere and
6:30 daily EsstOn Allentown and HarrsbuTgh
7:l5 p. For EastOn.
Tor trains local points sec time tables at stations
SUNDAf TRAINs-Leave at p m, IL m for Bound
Reading and HARRISBURG
Boats OF the Brooklyn and Annex mako connection
atJersey CIV Station to from Brooklyn and Erie Depot
Jersey City
NEW-YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
Trains leave TOR Red Bank, Long Branch ocean Grove
&c, At S:l5, ll;45 a. H.. 4, 5;l5 m.
stages connect Maawan station from KEyPoRT
FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
connections Leave foot Of Liberty.st for Freehold
$40 ll:45 a. m., 1. 5ljpm.
NEW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10
siinaiions mauieo-- females.

XHTAITRESS.-By a very neat and tidy young
w nrst class waitress N private family nn
making salads ami Of eiiverware
has excellent city references Apply at BEDELIs $40 sth
XNAITRESS, &c.-A frst-class waitress and
w chsmbemd years city references "a East
WASHING, &c.-A respectable woman wants
w washing and ironing. S29 East 2lstst
TXTASUING-k respectable woman wishes
w geptlemens families washing al her own hOuei Guy
reference Call for days $50 East 36t.sti Room o.
WASHING, &c.-A woman with goOd rel
w arence viaheE II take washing and ironing OF go
ont by the dav. Address PARKER, AIS East lIthsI
WASHING, &c.-By n respectable woman
w IN 20 ont by the day. is good washer ana &
on,d adirs genflemeis and families waAhg 10 III
own home; best city No 324 West oeths' O"
room, stairs tp.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10
Gitp Rtal Gslats for Sale.

NOR SALE-NO. Is West 57th-st., 25x66,
ith as feet extension built for superior cabinet
finish by RouK Inquire Of A. sGHEfrEL, 81 spr1co.st
NOR SALE-Furnlshed OF Unfinished, a
il lsory stone high soOp house 2lLS8 lot 100 10
pete IN good order Address NJ Coz - Tribune once
HOUSE 311 WEST 29TH-ST. FOR SALE
III Price SIS 800 story high so9p basement and Trim
mnes brown stone Is all modern Improvements IN
best order Inquire on premises.
CMOKY CHIMNEYS CURED; 80 days trial;
- no cure no pay Patent Ventator state rights for sale
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10
Che Curt.

NEW YORK and NEW-HARLEM K. RIO
~ JEROME PARK RACES.
trains With reserved tOr ladies' wieaVe Grand
Central Depot october 10 and r. at l245 and 1910 M
Returning after regular trains timetable
c. NJ BISsELL sup't
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10

EOR NEW-lANEN. its surroundings and
u All stations the SUw York Boston and Air Line,
Derby aud North HsmptOn Railroads urrct-StcameTs
JOHN H. SrARIN and ERA~1US CORNING leave Pier IL,
y. r. foot 81 Couruands. At y. every night In the
week except Saturday tnivc In New Haven in time for all
morning Iaius a raz best facilities for passengers
aud frc KIT fare - excursion 81 80 starns Hew Haven
Transportation l-'.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10
LOUIS F. PAYN. Marshal.
DTSTPTCT COTTRT of the United STATES

DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED STATES
IL for the SOUTHERN DISTRICT Of NEW.YORK.-ln
the matter Of HUGH NEWMAN. bankrupt-IN BANK;
Warrant in Bankruptcy has been Issued by said
Court against the estate Of HUGH NEWMAN OF the City
OF NewYOTk OF the County Of New York Of the state OF
New.YOr. In said District adjudgeO bankrupt upon the
OF his creditors and the payment Of any debts and
delivery property belonging said banzruDfO him
his and the transfer Of property 6y h are
forbidden meeting Of the creditors OF sad BANK
rup 10 PRIV their and choose assig.
estate VIII be held Court OF Bankruptcy 10 be
holden at no Warren ST. in the City OF SewYOrk, in
District 2st day Of October A. d. 1878 at II
O'Clock M office OF John W. Little, esquire, one
Of the Registers in bankruptcy Of said Court
- Murah =
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10
6iramboals ano Railroads.

A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
- YORK TEgUXE WILL BE RECEIVED "; Ar T1E Up
doWS 3aaslcS a @ No MS sTdw"y .ocr SG
NO s2 at S fFfo 2Go n aa
22 cor nSIH m Ia ana % ~ regular
office rates
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HOusatOnic
ID and NAugatuok Railroads Fare 81 steamer Baagepors
leaves Catharnes daily SUNDAYS eToepted al I6O H.
and bridgeport al ii D..
EORNEW- HAVEN, ,MERIDEN, HARTFORD,
srKINgFIELD WHITE MoyNIAtpNs INT p NJ MqNtREAtI II a.
and Sa PTn sundays ' e1eePed
Win geo an: : g and ,9 az
Broadway New York ana GpG5tSt, Brooklyn E1cuts'n
r EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
II ADVANCEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS Jan l.
dePots foot Of Co9rsnGt and
Hnsaionp e. SsS MsadS % S'T6 Tchuhf @ke;Sss Psoa
mira Ithaca Auburn Rochester BHdso NIssia faps anu
the 'We'1 Pullman 'IsSIPk IssSIPRk H. sGYRE, sapt and Engr
General Eastern ONCE SHs SIGfs IN Agent
NEW LINE TO BOSTON.
oT NSryR Ds sT5 f% FSr Or REs BSs
TON" a. .; m; daly, SUNDAYS ,nelnded 20 I'd .,
ros ticket. .God p1y DAY Of sale %s and on t1 TH9S %
cents TieEV;s for sale a. br1lc. rl,T 80. ,,~r
for Boston, Worcester Portland aud all points North and
''' NewI.oudon Norwich
"CITY OF LAWRENCE" " aud "EAIMOUIh,'
from 40 North River at daily, sundays excepted
Tickets and may be obtained q The oce o he
all points lowest rites For further Information
inquire AZ Pier 40 North River
VNHE GREAT PROVIDENCE LINE.
To BOSTON, via Providence, direct,
FULL NIGHTS REST ONLY AZ MILES OF RAIL
MAi!AlssSSACHusEITs, Captain Ray Allen,
RHODE ISLAND, Captain Jesse Mott,
s@ys Idsi oi &2y sapda from FeT 20 North EgG
Providence
THE OLD RELIABLE STONINGTON LINE,
EqE o Per g. kSs kSR G & fGsGs oos G Ja aAs
nom sonDgtOn sold via this line from New York Boston
N @ Ha :s sSs FoR % SE s.fuF
Company. ALSO tickets sold at all hotel ticket onices
Freight Via 'i'her me taken % pSes Bhseoc TstsS President
l. W. FnKN'. General Passenger HAHGOA Agent. f''''4'
To PHILADELPHIA.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NEw.YoRK AND PHIriDELPHIA.
Fourteen Through Trains each daily three dsUOts in
Time consistent win absola!s safety
Express Trains leave NewYcrE via Desbrosses and Court
landt land % street oo Ferries, d as iollowsi o,o ,ao
s:s0 and D. m sunday 4sO aud . a M o. o. $780, 7iSo'
Boats Of Z" Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
trans at yersey CITY ahordbg speedy and direct transfer
ReIaTn6g trains leave Philadelphia 500. 4 q ga g. $50
2a as5 p a. ana i9'Sa e On SG sRnas 3
M 4, 1885 p. m. and ~ midnight ~. ..,o.
Haas Sd sIs ssS sSa st
ana srMG M nRsf m ,Go 20 Depot Jersey
oX STs6N Is5ss once No iFsssRyER
6theTA Hauagsr Gsn1 PassoDger AGL
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10

A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
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TOWN OFFICE No. 2iS Broadway, cor IhlftynislHl
or No 3Oh Twenty third ST., corner Ilghthavr
92 East Fourtesnhrt, corner Union square l0O ihI
ave- cor Forty sevenh.sti at the HARLEM OFFICE No
2,2SI Third ave- Onehundred aud twenty iOuIlh ~
IHaiiem Savings Bank BudiDg), up TO m- regular
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10
Giip prouerlp Go Ces.

A THIRD FLOOR TO LET-Unfurnished !;
~ oOnveniences for housekeeping No ~ West 32dst
O,l0 EAST BROADWAY let-basement
SSDU AooT well adapted for laundry.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10
BrookIpn Real Gstat. for Sale.

A FIRST RATE INVESTMENT-O Fulton
N ST.. best SIDE, on the hill, Brooklyn; - ,,.
rutland & WHITING Beekman-st.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-10
VNUIS is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the

'I'hlS 10 ~ Nib u NOliSE: 1naI on pI Ihe
Il I'd day Of October, A. d. 1878 warrant IN Bank
rup,cy was .sued against the estate OF GERRIT II.
SEPAHD of the cry NewYOrk n the County OF New
York and state O York. who has been Rdjudged a
bankrupt his petiion that the payment OF any
delivery Of property belonging 20 such bank
rnpt 10 him or for his use anil the OF property
by him. are forbidden by Law tnat meeting OF the c-ed
said bankrupt thor debts and 10 choose
assignees OF hs estate w be held at Court OF
Bankruptcy 10 be holden No Beekmanst In the city
OF NewiYOrk before James f. Dwight esquire Register,
the 2lst day Of october, A ID. 1873, at o'clock p M
LOUIS 4. PAYN,
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