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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-06-07

Tho editor Of The Darlington Repub-
! can IL evidently strong womau's
.ghts man. lie calls the members of
tae General Assembly OF The Presly-
Arian Church Il SGT of noodles for
oaiiimlr& The sentence Of censure
itpm 4 Prcshl Lerian minister for Ill
owing u woman TO occupy his pulpit.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-06-07

We desire to call the attention Of
our readers to the report Of the Iowa
Democratic Convention. on the fifth
l'aGe. The platform adopted is u good
me. The last plank calls for Il
borough investigation into the cleo
on frauds OF 1915 Frauds should he
posed, truth yinuicated Gad Grim
llalS punished wherever found.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-06-07

Anderson, according to Republican
testimony, is now the vilost person
pon earth. ltshould he remembered,
nowrver. that this samo Anderson,
Just aiter he had assisted in lnanip-
dating the vote Of Louisiana, was
considered by Republicans ~ worthy
o fill the highest positions Of trust.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-06-07

The Republicans saY t'at the public
mds are being squaadrred hy Com
fess IN carrying Oh Tho investigation
" election frauds III Florida and
aalalan& Boss Tweed doubtless
tnrghl THAI the public funds were
t2ing aauanacred when tie courts
NerC after him.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-06-07

The Dubuque Herald ana the Sioux
ilN Tribune, edited by Mr., Watkins
Tie Two leading Democratic papers
Iowa.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-06-07

original color, soith the gloss and
freshness Of youth. Thin hair is
thickencd, falling hair checked, and
badness often, though not always,
cured by its use. Nothing can ~e-
store the hair where the follicles are
destroyed, or the glands atrophied
and decayed. But such as remain
can be saved for usefulness by this
application. Instead of fouling the
hair with pasty sediment, it will
keep it clean and vigorous. Its
occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off,
and consequently prevent badness.
Free from those deleterious SUBJ
stances which make some prepare
tions dangerous and injurious to
the hair, the Vigor can only benefit
but not harm it. If wanted merely
for
The Morning herald., 1878-06-18
AT THE NAVAL ACADEMY.

A SHAM BATTLE-sERIoUs ACCIDENT.
ANNAPOLIS, June ia sham battle
was fought this morning on the Govern
ment Hospital Farm, opposite the Naval
Academy, between the midshipmen and
the marines. in the presence of the Board
ofVisitors and large concourse of other
psctators.
The scheme Of the fight was for them to
repulse the infantry and land. This wss
done, and then assuming infantry tactics
with rifle and small side arms, which 90 to
make up the armament of man Of war,
completely routed the marines and carried
the entreuched position.
Midshipman Hill, in the seeming melee,
had his face and eyes badly blown with
powder in the almost hand to hand contest,
but It is thought his injuries are not serious
After the fight had ended and the marines
were resting, one of them was carelessly
tugging at the hammer of his musket, hav-
ing one hand over the muzzle, when the gun
went OF and the whole charge of powder
went into his hand, lacerating 1t terrible.
He had to be carried to the hospital, being
painfully wounded.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-18
BY MAIL AND TELEGRAPH.

The Berlin Congress gave a dinner at
Prince Bismark's yesterday.
This years wheat crop, though not in pro-
portion to the area sown, is estimated at
400, ,O00, 900 bushels, the largest ever gather
ed In this country.
The Sheffield, England, Telegraph an
nounces the failure of James Thompson g.
Son, corn millers, of Wakefield. Their
liabilities are $3.50, 900.
The State Convention of the National
party assembled ct Little Rock, Ark, on
Saturday, but no business was transacted,
the Convention adjourHing to later date.
In Boston yesterday, the anniversary of
the Bunker Hill was celebrated 40 holi-
day, as usual. The Commercial Exchange,
the Corn Exchange, the Custom House
and the banks are closed. :" "@ .'"a
The third parade Of the Union sohutzen
Corps took place in New York Yesterday,
and was an imposing affair. The streets
through which the procession passed were
filled with people, and made gay with o
profnsion of bunting, banners and hage Of
the United States and Germany. The
Mayor and Common Council reviewed the
procession, after which the several corps
proceeded to schutzen Park, Jersey City.
The first centenary anniversary of. the
occupation of Valley Forge by the Con.
tinental army under General Washington
will be celebrated on Wednesday. The Off.
GERS of the day will be Governor John F
Hartranft, of Harrisburg, presiding officer
Major General David Mem. Gregg, of Read
ing, marshal II. Armitt Brown, of Phila-
deIphia, orator; Colonel Theodore W. Bean
of Norristown, historian; Rev. ]. Garratt
Walker, of Philadelphia, poet John o. X
Roberts, of Phenixvllle, musical director.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-18
PEABODY HOTEL

Tho large and elegant hotel mas Deen re-
Gently fitted in the most exquisite style by
the the celebrated Professor Paine. The
Professor exercises per.onal supervis on
over every article of food which comes
into the stewards department before 1t is
given out to the cooks. Milk and other ar
ucles OF diet are regularly inspected hence
not single case Of dist ase has occurred,
and the invalid RECEIVERS with remarkable
facility. The Professor has thus converted
q first-class Hotel into sanctuary OF
health instead OF a pest-house Of disease
as is frequently the case with Hotels. He
has the most experienced Managers, at
tentive Walters and scientific Cooks. who
cater to the comfort, health and happiness
of the guests, instead st The passions and
morbid sppetites. The charges are in keep
ing with tie times, being 81 per day for q
room and three meals Rooms without
board, from 50 cents to 81. Weekly board,
from IS to Sl2 Board without rooms, $3.50
per week. Seven meal tickets for 81.
Open day .and night--the cars running
past the door convey assengers to or from
any of the depots. or any part Of the city.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-18
HE AGREEMRNTl IBETWREN ENG
LAND AND RUSSIA.

BERLIN, June 17.-It Is stated here 10
some quarters that the document printed In
the London Globe on the 18th instant COM
tains proposals submitted by Russia and re-
jected by England, and that their publica-
'tion was procured by the Russians in order
to prove that they are not repungent to
English public opinion, and thus to limit
the concessions the English representatives
m ~ demand in the Congress. Those who
credit the statement of course belieye that
no agreement exists between Engl md and
Russia about notifications to be made In
the treaty of San Stefano. The Congress
meets at two O'Clock this afternoon.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-18

PIANOS,
kGANS,
..... AND SHEET MUSIC.
FOR SALE AT ar
r. BECHER'S, MUSIC STORE, NO:
921 MARKET STREET.
A GOOD IN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD
PIANO FOR SlS5 CASH
All instruments guaranteed FIR Ave
years. aprlS-lyr
The Morning herald., 1878-06-18

ST.. LOWS, June 1.-THE Times, this
morning, has an article regarding the gene
raj strike which, II has been alleged, would
be insugurated TO day throughout the coun-
try, and says there are 20 indications here,
either among railroad employees or other
mechanics or laboring men, of any such
movement, and that none 10 apprehended BY
the employers Of labor eg saf
1t also says the police and municipal
authorities have, however, been on The
alert, and are fully prepared to meet N
once any emergency that may arise. Be.
sides having the local militia we'll in hand
and ready for immediate action, arrange
ments have been made with the proper
authorities At Washington for the prompt
assistance Of the military force now at the
United States arsenal In this city should
their aid be deemed necessary. The article
also says among the recent developments Is
that of thorough organization ameng the
tramps and wandering harvesters. Those
of this class who have within the past fort
night stopped In this city,or passed Through
hsve, almost without exception, worn upon
the left breast Q little scrap of red flannel
pinned or sewed to the clothing. Inquiry
among them shows that 1t Is their badge by
which they recognize each other. They
have signs and grips and talk mysteriously
to each other of trouble to come during the
heated term. Their part, they say, will not
be tn start revolution, but to act ss auxil
iaries. They wait for the initiative to be
taken by the railroad men, and when the
strike commences the country will discover
the tramps' power in the immediate cutting
of of all telegraphic communication.
TIE GREAT STRIKE IN ENGLAND.
BLACKBURN, June 17.-Of seventy five
meetings OF operatives held to-day, fifty re-
solved to 90 to work at the reduction of
wages, twenty one resolved not to resume,
and at four no decision was reached.
REsUMING WORK "a
MANCHESTER, JUNE IA large number
of operatives through Lancashire resumed
work to>day at the full reduction of wages
The meetings at Burnley were very thinly
attended, and the general opinion is shat
the strike is ended.
ANOTHER STRIKE.
BUFFALO JUNE 17.-About four hundred
grain showers struck this morning. As yet
no acts of violence have been committed,
the men conducting themselves 10 an order
ly manner.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-18
Los. seven Pounds in Three Weeks

Ailan's Anti-Fat is q genuine medicine.
ave pounds per week. Purely Vegetable
and perfectly harmless. acting entil ely on
the food In the stomach. preventing the
formation Of fat. It is also positive rem.
edy for dyspepsia and rheumatism:
BOSTON, Mass, Feb. 11th 1878.
RorArIc MRDICINR Co., Buffalo, NY:
(3ENTLEMEN The lady alluded TO lost
seven pounds in three weeks. by the use
Of AllAn's Antl-Fat.
Yours truly,
Wholesale Druggists.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-18

BUFFALO JUNE 17.-About four hundred
grain showers struck this morning. As yet
no acts of violence have been committed,
the men conducting themselves 10 an order
ly manner.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-18

est seems os " shouid cough my head
or ig sonnet y impatient exclama-
ton of sui ", rom o severe Cough,
Queli the paroxysms with Hale's Honey OF
Horenound and Tar. Tke relief ts tmme-
diate and the cure certain. Sold by all
Druggists.
minute.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-18

T&W JONES, Fancy Dyers, 432 N. From
d Street, Branch Office corner Ninth and
Vine Streets, Philadelphia. Ladies' and
Gentlemen's Garments Of every dsscrip.
ton Dyed or Cleansed. Kid Shoes. Feath-
ers Gloves and Dyed or Oleansed
1877 April
The Morning herald., 1878-06-18
TELECRAMS.
= LABOR r. TROUBLES.

THE GENERAL STRIKE EXPECTED AT ST.
LegIs NOT YET nINAUGURATED-soME
GLOOMY foREBoDINGs.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-18

yxyANTED.-THE HEIRS TO 81 zoo, ,OO0-,
w Amanda Lewis and the other graho., y,
EHa. Abner. Lyman and Flora Lewis, will
please Communicates Immediately with the
Undersigned. Newspapers published IN Inc
States Of Pennsylvania, Michigan, Della
ware, and the town OF Northumberiand.
Saratoga county. N. Y, please copy, For
correct il formation eI8ting thereto liberal
com pensation will be awarded
SIDNEY J. COWEN,
Attorney-at.Law
rs Chamber Street,
New York City.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-18
WANTS.

VX7ANTED.-A young lady. a compe'
w tent dressmaker can cut and Mt In
a ,st-class styie, wishes to 60 out by the day
terms moderate. Address
Dressmak er,
Herald office.
The sun., 1878-11-27
COLUMBIA AolINsT STEVENS.
Freshmoa Playing Football on the ~. George
CrIckel Gronnd. In II Mobokea.

A multitude Of boys stood in the centre OF
the St George Cricket Ground. Hoboken. yos-
terday afternoon and Resticulated wildly. Some
were dressed in the white and light blue OF
Columbia. and others were rcsplcndcnt In the
cardinal red OF the Stevens Institute. These
lads represented tho football teams OF the
Freshman Glasses Of the two colleges. and wero
engaged in what they call talkee- -talkcc d"
preparatory to n match game. The Columbias
asserted that their challcngcrs had other than
freshmen in their team. and many Of their re-
spective adherents gathered about and listened
to the talk. Late in the afternoon the stevens
boys acknowledged that four OF tho men com-
posing their team were partly sophomorcs.
the game was called. The following arc the
respective teams:
acknowledgements Trask, Ward. Leopold.
De Forest and Lawrence. Halt-back; ". A.
Moore. Lawson. Clark Captain. and $. Moore.
:, stevens lnstilute-F9rwards: Rood. Wright.
Hawsling. Butler and Wicks, Iialf-hacks
Tracy Mckenzie Captain. Hyslop. and Moore,
yens. aud Morgan oi 80 Tor Columbia. Hosen-
berg OF the stevens Institute was referee.
As an exhibition Of speed and agility the af-
real game OF football The very arrangement
OF the men proved that. As Rugby football Is
played. there are two backs, one three-uuHrter-
back. two halt-backs. and ten forwards. In
tilo kdtno nltA hluto Hhu nhN lOINhIuH. ana
the remaining men We're placed behind the
hcrimmRge. A. the game wah actually played.
tncso five forwards were misnamc'l. nnd might
better have been MI called half-baclSs. Tor there
WAS no nttompt at forward uay and each man
played for himself and for tho Spec tators. in.
stead Of Tor hi- sido. There was no concert Of
9,tion. So thc nies heard were: Well run,
Moore. Bravo. De Forrest. Hurrah for
Wright Bully for Mckenzie but no one
shouted. " We'll played Columbia" or~' Bravo.
Stevens Tho forwards all appointed them
schrs hti-barks, and seized nnd ran with tho
ban at eNcrv opportunity. When runner WAS
tackled III" ball held. aud down " allowed. no
sorimmagc was formed. hut the forwards
ranged themselves in loose row ON either
sidc. aud the mnn Nhu had the ball invariably
pushed it back between A- loss into the hands
~ his hnli-b backs.
in the first hall ofthe game the Columbus ob-
tanned one touch down. IN the second half in
rush Moore NJ The stevens team. while making
q splendid run with the ball. although out of
bounds. ran head foremost into a fence. and
WIS carried Hlmost scnsress on the field. De
Forest md lho two MO0ros mndc some fine
catches and runs on the Columbia side ~ did
also Mckenzie CLARK Moore and Wright II tho
stevens team. Wright Is a brother Of the former
CAPTAIN Of the Harvard tnam.
The game wn- ended at dusk after the CO.
lumbias had mado a total score Of two touch
downs and one goal to their advorsarics nothing.
The sun., 1878-11-27
SORROW In High Life.


PHILADELPHIA Nov. pa few y, ar- ago f.
hughuv ~ tho fniltol pln hHr 81 tie compiler
Of digest lho Laws ol ihi- state. naicd Mary Eine
Anc lIOwari, dauzIt, o Col. William Maun who was
Tor ten or twelve venus Disre AtOris NJ m city and
who or N. past four years has bee Pruthuno
tary ut the Courts Of Common Pleas Tho marriage
said 10 have hcen happy nnt The empter in the
person VI Young New Yorker. well known in fashiona.
bic society The rest M the stOry j. hs told b' tie plea
ned day or twnn3o hi the husband IN the nci Sutes
Circuit Court lhis document positively CHARGES that
Gouvrrneur kurttish ot Ne" Nurk hiss b,ou criunaly
intimate with MARI Emol %" ilONAtd. vic of {. =
Hrghtly The plaintiff The documtnt h',o charges that
fortnight has euiiyed t' painun OF his Wes servie,s
and undermined her urc cton and Induced her TO live
apart irom him, Whcrciir the painun claims DAMAGES
ia Rhupn No hA- hcet nl-i in response a. yet
hut ono " expected in iuW days which Is H gcd
counter charges oi grave nature will hc made.
The sun., 1878-11-27
'ENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
GREAT TRUNK LINZ
AND UNITED STATES NHii. RoUTR
On nj aIInr A..n ~ INV


on and ailsr Nov. 10. 1874
Trains leave New York, via Desbroses and COrtAndt
streets Ferries, as follows
Express for Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and
with Pullman Palace Cars attached. at "a n 0 and
rnP daily
For WllliAmsport Lock Haven Cory and Erie At ~
T.. NJ, connecting At Corp fDr Ttusyille Petroleum
Centre, and the oil Regions wuAmspOrl aud IDck
Haven, A
BAumorc. washiagton and the South "LimitoL wash.
lnston Express. Of Pullman ParOr oars daily, eNcep,
sunday, ~ A. ". arrive Washington 4 u 4 N Rcgi.
lar al : ~ and - NJ. and 10 NJ Sunday.
~ A. N and 10 T. N. For BAiumOre. tP. eKcept
sunday
Expressfor PhiiAdephiA 10 ~ 20, p 40 I.nitr,D
u NJ L. T. ., o. ! % $50 and 10 T. NJ SunI AZ.
and second class ~ =
Boats of Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
trains At Jersey city, nfoniing speedy and direct
transfer tor BroOklNn travel
Trains arrive from Pittsburgh 0.,n 10 40 A NJ IO 10
daily. 1904 N g ~ Z. NJ daily. exec pt Monday
FROM Washington and Baltimore q 80 A N T. 3 10
~, i9l0P N sunday. go A NJ and 70 10 =. ".
frum Philadelphia u3 q 81. y ~. ~ ~. ~ ~ A
$50, ~ ~. 80, aud ~. 10 J. ~ sunday, O5.
go. 10 ", ~ ~ A. NJ $50 10 r. NJ
Ticket Ohces, 528 And Rtt Rruadway Astor iIou -
and foot oi ID ,hrossrs and CortlAndt Court Il nni
BROOKLYN AnnvN Depot ftDt uf Fulton st. BroOkiln "a.
llf, llo, AMI llS Hudson ~ lnbokcn. Depot Jersey
my. Emgrani Ticket Once Battery place
PRANK THOMSON, ]. 4 FARMER
General tscn'l Pa n..sr AGENT
The sun., 1878-11-27
dg1anitO

CEMING MACuINRs-sinrr Mmiiv. ssic draw.
- crs brand new f2F, W w x case Fib and si5. 10
rent ~ no NICHOLS. 24p IltNaun IT., OPP y oome.
CEWING MACHINES scllng IN; greatest n
- ducOr. rrntci. ~ mOptll all improved kmds tiO
w - drrtn~kh nv. nni III East broadway.
6,UOE uINDERa by hand aud mako fancy shoe
D<imniwA All 7ih Av bot g7th AMI s'h SIS ist hOor
CEwINa MACHINES REPUCED.-.Nc~ Do
- Sic. So Siuget family FL, tOk O. Wheckr vii
aou sin; Wiuc,S Oihht ga DPAkS. BOND 81
rTNAG TNTHs o. escisinr tycrs wsnicdi onlv tho-'
who understand the hueincsa Arniy ~ - Berk man
-. up stairs Nissan. the Ruler
WANTED operators on vhih -idrt~ stam
w power ROW. n DAVIES A 60 b'S Wet 2Sd It
tNhsTvD a iniddic nscd woman fnr lsht hou-e
w work low wagrs. hut goU home, NJ ~ Acrort a.
NANTED-i2 waiter rris nt OStord Garden. iel
w Chatham. 'luHrc Inquire after O'clock J NJ
JVANTED-oirls at soS ~ .aklns ,oor.,
w uHO NBsBilr co. 100 Pearl At
XVANTED-A ed YOUNG Firi .g.s tbcu, ~, ~ assist IN
w heht hou-cw prk Apply ~ $40 East plat -
WOMAN plated ware ho,ni,hcr 18th wrn,ed ,,,,.
LIANTED-Fni.he .hers on hnc white shirts Apply
w WARDS. ;Hi Broaiway
lsN TO 90 Cannon a-Iinnds wanted who are u-'d
w odc-S sud fancy box work Apply allow
The sun., 1878-11-27

Some time ago Philip Koch. Of Koch's Hotel.
Wechswkrn, hired servant, who .romed To BE- girl OF
about ~ Neats ol The uline manners OF the
servant cNrpi uC suspicion ui tc gropr tor and hts
family aud their suspicious wrr" confirmed they
discovered tlat the NerNHn, wore ian har and false
tecth Yesterday morning the servant disappca aird,
takiH- With her con,idernhle amount Of ieW,Iy.
The sun., 1878-11-27
NEW LINE TO BOSTON.
~ via Allyn's Point

NEW LINE TO BOSTON,
~ via Aliyn's Point
NORWICH LINZ PIRR 90 Mr.
Steamers CITY OF NEW YORK and CRY OP BOSTON
att % Z daily Sundays included.
fAhh ONE DOLLAR every day In the week.
Positively tickets good only day Of sale aud IAui
connecting with boat at Ayn's pout
aoOD sLrfER f0R riFTY cBSrs.
Tcketst, snle at Pier ~
Norwich line tor Boston. Worcester. Portland and all
NEW LOND0N AND NORWICH
Siea CITY OF IAWRENNE and FALMOUTH frlsn
Tickets and STATE Rooms be obtained ~ The Oice
oithc COMPANY, ~ bruadway, corner oi CANA st
iieWht taken TOR an ppnt- ~ lowest rates
For iurthrr Information. inquire Al Pier ~. n X
NJ ETHOPOLITAN ELEVATED RAIL
st. nearest point Wall It ferry Oortlandi y noaf
'st point Tor Jersey Cy AMI Coninunipaw trrrtcs Fark
place. nearest point Tor rost OfbCe Clty Hall and
point Tor faVOna ant krie Railroad Franklin =
Grand At. nearest pOnts tor Dcshros-es St irrry IA
Jersey tiD Blcccktr 1t, sW st.. nearest points
Tor christopher 4 ierry 10 Hobokcn lfh ST.
Ncarest point 10 Union Square and lycoum Thea
tres. Academy Of Music. Irving aud Tanmauy Halls
2d st-Nearrst point To Booths ~ James. and Park
some Iempe. and lorsey rty icrrns sai -t -Searcst
point q standard Broadway ami filth Avenue Theaea
Aquarium. and san Francisco Minstrels f2i st--rOn.
meets ith New York Tanscr 60 Tor Grand Cen
trail Depot 5sth st-Nearrst point Tor Central Park
For uptown trans take east side stations Por
downtown traius. take west side stations Fare 10
and w. when the tare /, 5centA Onnecswi the fp
lowing horse lines Al Rector St with south
ferry Al Grand IT. with for Desbros-es and Ras
Grand n ferries; at Becckcr st with and
4 ferries At IAN st. with cars iOr West Xd sud Rat
2Si and 3iI It ferries at tli St. with tor Wee.
hAWken Terry At 19th st. with Of Bet Line Katl
N VIs BAocKLis, superintendent
The sun., 1878-11-27
Gtlurslons.

A son FISHING. "a trip to II Fsthom or
"a tholcrA Hanks, Thank~Nui. bay Nov ~ and
sunday Dee inst TH Armcr sPrH Low. wiz, a. "
h"icf ana shlo"n, leaving Franklin ~. r. T. 10Th 4
X, Z 10, 7ui = X -, Pier ~ Y r. 80. stone
God tackle and bait on board
AL foSTER Pilot ami Manager
Con FisMlNG, THURSDAY Noy y -slcamer ONLY
~ son leaving Franklin Il licr -. X AtB.JO A 81 :
sih Il, X. Z Dover 81 rler n. T. II IL IOth - n
II, 7 10, fietB n II = Tickets, ~
GRO FOSTER. Manager
The sun., 1878-11-27

Fo-, Ns ~ ,ihgoi Hor,sa,
Brethren. before We sing tho next verse of
ioin ffu"us hsdy ics 400 moulis iu ihr grave" let
trNra look into Nr ErsNc uul ~fe that 30 j. there
The sun., 1878-11-27
TO PmII.ADEI.rmIA
TO PHILADELPHIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THR OLDEsTABLIsHBD ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ
NkW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
FOURTEEN THRouGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY.
IliRkk Dkrnls II rliilApELriiA

TWO is NkW YORK
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQtlP.
NENr, AND THE FASTEST TIMk CnNSIsrkNT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAfkfT
ON AND AFTER Sow 10 iaTS
Express Trains leave Ncw York, DesbrOsyes and
toluandt Street, Ferries ~ follows
4 30 1.bi y 2n, y. 10 lldmtcdl II A T. 4 y a. 30
: ~. and ~ J. VI
R1ats of HI lokYn Annex" connect with all IA rough
trains AZ Jersey ttN. nnoriins speedy aud direct
transfer tor Brooklyn travel
kcturnine train. leave fhladelpha Il Oi ~ 35 T.
49, ;. = ih. AMI II A " Limited Express au T.
NJ, >. I. 30. :, AMI : 30 T. N ON sunday. ~ u
Af',A So T. 49, 4 fI.3jP N
Ticket Offices h2i aud Dfi broadway, I A.tur IIou.,
aud loot o iicbro.,es aud tortandt ,ts Court ~ and
Brook9 Annex brpot ioot of Fulton st, Bruokyn ia
10 and llS Hudson st lloboAeu. Depot Jot,fy CIV
Eui4iaut ucket unica, Battery place.
FRANk THOMSON /. z FARMER
"ehtrul Manager G"nl Passenger Agent
TROY BOATS lcavc Pier n II foot Iero, 81 =
daily except SATURDAY., atdF
The sun., 1878-11-27
soarO ano gooms.

SoatO ano s'oOms
ATeOJON - 81, near ilr,carr. west ol dth av -
- FURNISHED Uuut rooms iur huu,, tpng also untur
nished tlor
FEW lndies aud CONT rmru can have board, also a
~ gooi cook. ~ East ION 4
ENCELIENT BOARD Notcl .tylri and rooms
- tor grn~nrn, 800 married couple SO two ladies'
81 each, Enghsh family 80 drcHt Jones ST. near BdWay
I|RONT SINGLE room Tor one on two. also ,n
cHnces for gentlemen In single rooms; - weekly 90
Last Broadway
ERONr rooms. with or without board iur gentleman
ahd Nlie. also single gentlemen, at 2Ul Canal a.