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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-21
THE CAMP OPENED.
Meeting OF the Democrats of Ward Three.
Ouachlta Parish, In Favor of
COnstltut .Onal Convention
MONROE. ADriI IL

MONROE, April IL, 1873.
This meeting was called for the purpose 0
organizing club to consolidate the friends
OF a constitutional convention and to promot.
the interest OF the people in this cause ii
Ward 3.
On the temporary organization Mr.. Frank
lin Garrett was chosen chairman and Mr. J
i. Kaliski secretary.
~ On permanent organization the following
officers were unanimously chosen: President
W. T. Renwick; first vice president, FRANKLIN
Garrett; second vice president d. NJ. Sholars
secretary, Thos. A. Garrett.
The name adopted by the club was the
Of Ward s."
for the organization of the club the following
resolutions were adopted:
BY Mr.. j. H. Mitchell: That the club meet
again Saturday, April 20.
BY Mr.. J. L. Kaliski: That the president
cial committee to obtain signatures to the
club roll.
By Capt G. W. McCranie: That a commit
zee OF seven be appointed, whose duty it shall
rious wards Of this parish for the purpose OF
forming a club in each ward with objects
similar to those Of this club.
BY +. Garrett, Esq: That all Democrats OF
this parish be invited to attend the meetings
OF this clubs, and that the club guarantees
free discussion Of all questions which may
arise.
By A. A. Gunby: That the Ouachita Tele-
Graph be requested to publish the proceedings
OF this meeting, and that copy of the pro-
ceedings be furnished to each Of the following
newspapers. with like request to publish :
New Orleans DEMOCRAT, Baton Rouge Ad-
yoc1te, Shreveport Times.
The club then adjourned to 8 o'clock, Sat
urday, April 20.
w. P. RENvIcK, President.
T. A. GARRETT, Secretary.
We append copy of the call in pursuance
to which the meeting above noticed was
called:
The undersigned Democrats request the
Democrats Of the Third Ward of Ouachta
parish, favorable to the abrogatiOn Of the ex-
listing Infamous constitution and the forma-
ton OF another adapted to the peoples wants,
TO assemble at the courthouse, on Wednes-
Gay, April II, 1878, at IL M, for the purpose OF
organizing Democratic constitutional con-
vention club, and for the further purpose of
redeeming the pledges made by the Democ-
facy In 1876 in the overthrow of the Radical
party. IL is expressly announced that this is
q movement, not independent" but strictly
within the Democratic party.
Franklin Garrett, W. T. Atkins.
x. 3. !nson, VT. Vogh,
Thos. A. Garrett, r. g. Cobb
A. u. SLACK, J. d. Oakley,
T. s. Richmond, W. G. Kennedy.
S. Marx, A A Gnnhv
i'll Kalisld, D. Nj. Sholars,
G. G.. Lewis, John I. RelI
Preston :. hey, G. W. McCranie,
"; II. klchardson, J. Meyer
John Calderwood, VII. Gavle
w. R. Renwick, VIM SandelI.
q Wits, >. L. Bracy,
]: 81. Mitchell, A. Bethune'
y. B. Milton, John e. Vinson.
IL. N Boutz. f. A. Randall.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-21

The British government has purchased
from Sir VIM Armstrong four 1O0-ton guns
which are near completion at Elswick. The
price is not yet known, but those made by
Sir William for the Italian navy cost $50, 600
each; The eighty-ton gun, the largest made
Krupp has made a breech-loader Of eighty tg
tons, and the price, exclusive of the carriage
Is $4,000 He is prepared to make steel
hreech-loader of 124 tons at a cost OF S165 900
The report that the British government in
tends making gun Of 200 tons is untrue.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-21
THIRD DAY.
"WEDNESDAY, APRIL "a.

FIRST RACE-Mile heats. handicap for
all ag 9. Dub purse $4O0. First horse $500:
second horse 500. Entries to be made the
second day at "a m. Weights to appear at
.. M, and acceptances to be- made IL writing
through the entry box at the usual time Of
closing.
SECOND RACE-One mile and three quar-
ters. for all ages. Club purse S35,. First horse
$500. second horse $50
THIRD RAUE-The NEW ORLEANS CLUB CUP
Mem bers Of that Club to ride. he winner to
receive handst me Silver Cup. valued at $3.50,
One mile and one.eighlh.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-21
Moet & Chandon is the wine for oonnoisseurs.

,Washburn's Studio. situated on the corner
much atten ion by the beautiful work executed
by this talented artist. 1t is well known fact
that Washburn spares no expense In procuring
to be found In the country. and TO this fact
much Of his success is due, as it would be i'm
possible for the. old hero in photography to
location. - r. - -
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-21

FURNITURE AND FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS
Remember that Montgomery's emporium. Mo-
rescue Buildings is the best place to purchase
your furniture and mirrors. You will find it
the cheapest place and see the largest and best
selected stock in quantity, quality. styles and
designs. suitable for the cabin, Gotta GO, palace
or plantation. that can be found in the country.
Camp and Poydras streets. whore they deem il
pleasure to show and price their goods.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-21

edging no tealty, they support any nominee
who. is pledged to their objects. At recent
tain refugees of the Commune were excluded.
although Justus Schwab was permitted to
participate. Still it Is asserted that whenever
the plans of the organization are ripe the
persons lately described in the World as fore
most in The atrocities of the Paris Cnmmune
are to be chosen leaders for the new rising.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-21

ghosts. and table-rapping and so on I'd mini
fnm. but we will maintain that the best medium
Of nsws Is the spiritual. though not at all ghost
and periolicals from The four quarters OF the
globe. at Goldthwaite's store, corner of Canal
street and Exchange Alley He favors the
DEMOCRAT with late papers.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-21

-Four years ago California farmer obtained
new variety Of grain from the crop of q
wild goose which he shot The seeds were
straw and beardless head resemble wheat;
the grain looks little like rye, but Is twice
as large as rye When cut, as it is passing
into the milk, it makes hay even superior
to wheat-hay. There will soon be some Of
that seed for sale
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-21

According to official returns 2,256, $50 OF the
inhahitants Of Belgium speak French, 1885,
$50 Flemish, 5000 German, $40, TO French
and Flemish. q, 700 French and German, 1890
Flemish and German, $3.50 French, Flemish
and German, 2070 are deaf and dumb. It is
Belgian subject shall have the right Of hav-
lag all public business, correspondence, etc.
done for him in the language which he under
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-21
THE GREAT KENNEsAW ROUTE

Has taken the lead 10 passenger aecommoda-
lions. 1t has supplied a want long felt. It now
runs Pullman palace sleeping cars through
from New Orleans to New York without change.
This Is the longest sleeping car line In the
world. and the only route offering such com
tort4; The Kenn. saw is via Atlanta, Dalton
and Lynchburg. This is also the fast m all and
eXDraSS rOnta. -
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-21
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

1.-THE DEMOCRAT is responsible for none OF
the views expressed In the communications
rnder this head; but no communications will
10 printed except from responsible parties.l
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-21

FASHION AND BITTERs. The. .Malakoff' is no
more worn by our ladies': the Waltz" has been
Superseded by the light Boston :" yet we should
bear In mind that the Malakoff Biters. sold by
All. Walz, No; &c Cont street. are excellent
speclt1cs for dyspepsia and malaria. Those
6ltters are In great demand. and there is no
danger OF their ever going out of vogue.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-21
J. R. Walker. D. D. s.. 154 Canal street.

Messrs. 8: Leonard Co. are successfully I'M
dartaking the artif1 .ial incubation and raisino
# chickens at their establishment on St. Phiiio
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-21
The Arrest of Moses.
IN. Y, Nation

The South Carolina Democrats have re-
opened the Presidential controversy in the
pasest and most treacherous way Mr.. Wade
t Hampton has sent requisitien here for the
oooy OF Moses, some time Speaker of the
carpet-eag Legislature, and afterwards Gov
ernor OF that State, on charge of forging
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-21

PLEDaEs.-All who have not paid over the in
terest on pledges left with J. Anglade. corner
tice that all unredeemed articles will be sold at
auction on April 20.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-21

Who will fail to buy a white duck vest for AZ
cents at Godchaux's. 81 and 81 Canal street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-21

Who will fail to buy a white duck vest for IS
cents. at Godchaux's, 81 aad s3 Canal street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-21

Godchaux Is selling mems white duck vests at
So cents. ~ WV
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-21

Moet & Chandon-Moet & Chandon.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-21

Mems linen bosom shirts for 81 each at Leo
GodchauX's, 81 Canal street.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-10
Bankrupt Notices.

II S. MARSHAL'S OFFICE, Eastern Dis
u. MET of Pennsylvania PHILADELPHIA May 3. 1878
This IL give notice That the 4th day OF May A. d.
1873 In bankruptcy issued against the estate
OF FELIX w IEIMBACH of Bethlehem, IN the County OF
northampton and state Of Pennsylvania who has been ad
Judged bankrupt his petitions that the payment OF
debts and delivery OF any property belonging 10 snch
bankrupt him. his and the transfer of any prop
by him. forbidden by that meeting OF the cred
the said bankrupt to their debts and TO choose
one or more assguees lis estate will be held at Court Of
Bankruptcy he holden at No 20 Broadst Bethlehem.
PENN before W. r. Doster esq Register the gath day Of
May. A. ID. 1873 at 10 oclock n. III. - =. ,
JAMES " RERNS.
L. s. Marshal, as Messenger.
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more lucid exposition OF this point would have been
satisfactory to reader. and increased the sympathy
which an assertion OF injustice toward powcress ind
yidual s sure call forth Mrs. Stow would certainly
have pleaded her cause with better effect II she had e1
bbited more Tranquil spirit and used less ntemperate
language.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-10
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receipt OF 81. Address THE TRIBUNE New.York.
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STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS.

A LBANY BOATS DIRECT-Merchants Ex
NEW CHAMPION will leave daily Saturdays excepted for
Albany from Canals North River first dock above Peoples
Line at connecting with trains North and West Fare
deck 25e cabin fare 6Oc meals 6Oc Freight taken lower
than by any other lines A. T. BLACK, supt.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. - GREAT
L TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES MAIL
ROUTE on aud after April 20 1878, trains leave New
York via Desbosses and Courandt Streets Ferries fol-
lows;
Express for Harrisburg pittsburg the West and South,
with Pullman Palace Cars attached M, and 3; 80 M,
daily.
For Wiamspor Lock Haven, Cory and Erie at $50 p.
m connecting at Cory for Tusyie Petroleum Centre and
the on Regions WilliamsDort and Lock Haven 9am
Baltimore, Washington and the south, Limited Wash
ingon Express OF Pullman Parlor Cars daily except sun
day $50 M arrive Washington 4lO IN Regular at $40
A. m, l, $50 and p. m. Sunday 6:30 and o y. IN.
Express for Philadelphia 730, $40 o. (50 Lmited IL
am, :, o. $50. 1880; $50 and 9p. m. Sunday, a.
"Brookyn Annex" with all through trains
at Jersey CITY, anordng speedy and direct transfer for
Brooklyn travel.
tOn Perth Amboy PENNINGTON Belvdere ana other points
local schedules at all Ticket Offices
Trains arrive From Pittsburg, $50, lOi0 1920
daily 1910 $50 daily. except Monday. From
Washington and Baltimore, 65U $40 m, 4l0 5l5, 1910
p. Sunday, $50, $40 From Philadelphia $685. ESQ
b40 1910 1O:40, llo0 M, 2:I0 4I0 b:T5, 6:50 $40
1910 1920 IN. Sunday 505 $3.50. e:40, t04o ll:S0
Ticket Ofices 520 and oi4 broadway, No Astor House,
ard foot OF Desbrosses and Courtlandt No Courts
Ia, 1l6 and l8 Hudsons Hoboken Depot Jersey City
Emig.a@nt ant Ticket t,,, oaies, No. Battery;Paee n,,rn
General Manager. Gen'l Passenger Agent.
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COLUMBIA COLLEGE
EXAMINATIONS.

COLUMBIA COLLEGE
EXAMINATIONS.
EXAMINATIONS FOR ADMISSION TO THU
ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT
held the ColeEe Bu ldng i9hst and Madsonay ave,
commencing wEDN EsDAY. June .. at $50 o'clock
EXAMINATIONS FOR ADMISSION to any one OF the
five courses in the.
SCHOOL OF MINES,
viz; Mining Engineering Ciy Engineering Metalurgy.
ytical and Applied Chemistry Geology and aeonolOGy
will be- held School Building. 4ythst and 4thaye on
Friday. June 7, at 9:3Oa M.
several cassesin the Academic Depart
in the SchOOOi Mines will commence on MONDAY
May 20, al $50 a. III.
FREE TUITION.
FREE TUITION IN COLUMBIA COLLEGE and In
COLUMBIA COLLEGE SCHOOL OF MIXES Il offered to
unable the usual fees for instruction, on the
following conditions. tO-wit
The applicant that he desires 10 be admitted
time Of presenting himself for eHamna
2 He must present a that his circumstances
such entte him to this privilege signed by some person
OF repute who is not % relative.
B. He must exhibit proficiency In every subject Of cXamin
expressed the number go OF scale In which 100
the maximum,
A. lie must maintain subsequent 10 his admission standing
expressed by the number 40 o sin ar scale
falling which he VIII be Liable TO forfeit his privilege
COMMENCEMENT on WEDNESDAY, JUNE II,
AT 1890 A. VI.
L President
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EUROPEAN advertisements.

AS ESCORT IN TRAVELLING.-A ply
scian; experienced traveller wishes engagement.
Address PARIS" sos West 23d-st.
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legal NoIires.


NOTICE OF FASSIGNMENT.-N Notice is hereby
~ given that JACOB FINK and JOHN JACoB
FINK O ElglrwOo the County OF Bergen AMI STATE OF
NewJrscy hath tins day made an asSignmcht 10 hg SUD
srrber THEN for the equal beucn OF Their credofs
that the sad creditors must eNtblt their Claims
uuder affirmation, within the term OF three moht
Dated April a. 1915. ROBERT 30 oA II1
No 92 and 90 PavoIi lave, Jersey CITY, New Jersey
NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT.-City and
~ County Of New.YoTk.-James IT, Durham, william T.
Buckry Charles II. webb. Thomas A. Painter Edward
l,annry aud Herman Chaplin, Jr, P!ainti AGAINST W. II
Jarrc and Thomas Ialerty. dciC ndaus SuinlOhs WIN
u'lce To the named dciendets: You are hefeDy
summoned TO the complaint in this action and 10 he y3
a copy Of your the plaintiffs attorney WITHIN
dnys service Of This SUMMONS exclusive OF
f Of ailure 10 appear or
n,r Judgment W be taken against ycu 10y defau Tor the
relic! demanded Ia the conn luut-
Dated New.YUrk. March -, 1873.
PHILLIP W. HOPPER, Plaintiffs Attorney,
Office aud Post Office Address,
No. $40 BIOadway New. York CITY -
To W. II. Jarrett and Thomas lAhert deenaah!si Inc
foregoing served upon YOU ny lmbcauon pur
order of the Honorable Charles onohne one OF
he b-cs Supreme court Of the state oi HcWl ORR,
dated day Of April 1919 aud filed with The complaint
i'm The office the Clerk Of the City and County OF NewfOrk,
at he Ncw House, III said city OF New \ Ork
Dated New. York, Apr! %, 1878
PHILIP ". HOPPER, Plaintiffs Attorney,
Post Office Address,
10 $40 EfOalway New. lOIk city.
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VO PHILADELPHIA,
i'll VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NrwyopK ASp ssfwefn wpefTnILADELpHIA.
Fourteen Through Trains each way daily three Depo's
Philadelphia, two IN New.iorE.

Double Track the most Improved Equipment and the fa
Time consistent with absolute safety.
on and after November IL, 1871 -, coy,
Fxpress Trains leave NewYork via Desbrosses anh WV
landt streets Ferries, a. foilowsi .ao =, an
7:So s:20 $3.50 hlntedl, II a, m, g. D go . 90"
and n m sunday a. m. g. g. ESQ, z, 80 aud D. N
Boats OF Brooklyn Annex" connect Win an for
at Jersey City, afordng speedy ana diree' "Sn''''
Brooklyn travel. ,.,,,-,, ana sax -s0
$40 and III A. m Uimifed Express, 135 p NJ, 9oS
and 1856 p m, and ~ midnight ON Sunday $40 $780,
$40 a In 4 1885 D. IN, and lZ midnight - .s.or
Ticket Offices Nos $50 and 9f4 broadway, NO n,t ss~
House Desbrosses and No
ar and Brooklyn Annex Depot foot Of Futonst
Nos III, 1l6 and llS Hudson st., Hoboken; Depos '''
City EmgranJ Ticket Office, No. Battery place, arm
FRANK THOMSON, L. ~ fALa..1gf
General Manager. Genl faesebkel ee---
New-York tribune., 1878-05-10

RONDOUT and KINGSTON. landing at
III Newburg, Poughkeeps Highland Falls (west Point
Cornwall Marlboro Milton Esopus connecting at Rondout
with Ulster and Delaware and Waikiki Valley Railroads
Thomas Cornell James W. Baldwin leave daily
at p from Pier "a North River foot Of Harrsonst.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-10
ERIE RAILWAY.
IL ARRANGEMENT OF TRAINS taking effect Feb %


9a.m.-Cincinnsu 9 and Chicago Day ErOress Drawing.
p m Daily)Fast ST. Louis Express arriving az Buhaio
S5 M conDecng with fast trains TO the West AMI south
p. M CDailyj-Pacdc Express for the West sleeping
coaches through Rochester Buffalo NIAGARA Pals Cncin
= nan sno Chicago without change also hotel dnng
7p. m Emgrant train for the West.
Newark, o;i5 $780, l130 3:l5. 5l5. and 6,l5 NJ,
snd u midnight Saturday nights only Sundays sl1 a. IN,
Rutherford Park and Psssac 7:45 10 noon, Las.
g. 3t5, 4:30 S;l5 $50 g. lOp M II m,nght sundays.
go ~ a. M lso gS0 p In and II mdnsht 70 uooo
~ midnight sundays $780, sI5 loa NJ l45 $50 Up
saasrn s., 7:i5, 10 a. N, las. 3;45 s. 8 7n ant u
midnight sundays D. $780, 10 a m, Las. 6;So III
Cornwall O. M, $3.50, a;so ?. m Sundays s5oA m.
Newonrgh 3 a. ~ $50. 43O p m. Sundays s30a
Goshen, 8. 7:I5, o. 10 N, $780, 34j. i;So Z p sun
dfSf MdtfoSa tow ~ 7i5 q 10 OO a. S4S aso sunaays
s3O 10 m, $50 p m The a m and a5o p u; ni Trans
Port Jervis TAO g. 10 a m. 430 O. p m sundays e'"
10 M and $40 and hamncr.,, on even or half hours
before m leave wentythrdst. fifteen minutes earlier
tlan above trains leaving ChambeTss on noes
leSys a g. .5 T snS ii5 @ Connecting SS
trains leaving Chambersst at 10 p m and IL midnight
Tickets for passage and for apartments in
and be left az the Comparys oee
239 40 52J and 951 Broadway, N. VI No. Courts'
Brooklyn, at the Companys depots x,o-r n, 7,21
Express Trans the West arrive In New'forA ''-'
H. GNo ana hBBorT r. general Passr Agent NewYork.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Trans leave for EpsswoOd COstsG s 90 Ie' M and
Saturday nights only at ll;S0 p N Sundays M and
o S,ppai M sring Valley and Monsey T. 9i5 A. NJ 44j p
m JOlIN ABBOTT, Gen1 Pass Agent, Newly lork.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-10

NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.


-, FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA
Leave New.YOrk for Trenton and Philadelphia at 63o
Trenton, ' ~' N' WV - y - - -
Leave Philadelphia from station North Pennsylvanis Ra
road Third and Berkssts, 1205 $780, S5O ll;SO m,
Leave Trenton York at 30 Except Monday 03
500, 1920 a. m., 1915, 2:15, 4:lO, 6:l5 D. IN.
Pullman Drawing. Room Cars the 500 NJ
$3.50 p M trains iom New-Yorkj TO the 750 IN. l3O M
trains from Philadelphia. -.
SUNDAY TRAiSs~Leave New.York and Philadelphia a.
$50 m 5:3O I9 o. m Leave NewYorg Trenton at.3g
M $50 D. m Leave Trenton at l:20, 1920 Clio
Tickets for sale foot Lbertys *. Nos 52g and st
Broadway principal hotels all Offices OF the Erie Raj.
way and Brooklyn and at No Courts, Brook
lyn Baggage checked from residence 10 destination.
III. z. BALDWIN. Gen. Pass Agent
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SUPREME COURT.-Richart

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT-Richard
~ McC loud, plaintiff against Patrick w Dunno William j.
Michael seaman, John r. Seaman, John Kelly MI
chacl McQurk, Patrick j. Mechan and the Republic News
Compaty. deie danfs-amcuded summOus-tO the above
named You hereby summoned 10 answer he
complaint this action and To serve copy OF your answer on
thc attorney within twenty days after ho service O
this summons exclusive Of the day of service and 10 case OF
failure answer Judgment VIII De tikch
nCans you by default for the relief demanded IN ihe COM
rig,pt Batpl, York, February II, lbfN l.. NJ -
WILLIE Pisintirs Attorney T. and office address 1877
na,iway New.York. Tothe defendants, Patrick W. Dune
Michael Sclulan T. Sclnlan JOHN Kelly ana the hepuO
lie COMPANY. Tie foregoing ameuGcd summons rs
10y publication pursuant 10 an OTief W hc
Hon Charles Daniel justice Of the supreme Court OF the
state NewYork dated the 81 dly ~ April A. D. 1878 ana
ned with complaint the Office Of the Clerk OF the CITY
and NeWlUik "a the Court li0usc IN thc Cy OF
Nrw.Yolk. l.. NJ NEVILLE, Plaintiffs Attorney.
IL a InN ~
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9ieamboafs ano Railroads.

A LBANY BOAT. PEOPLES LINE.-Tbs
"A elegant steamers DEAN RICHMOND or ST John e n1
leave Ph Al, North River foot OF Canasf daily Isnns
sxeepteai at D @ connecting az Albany exprsss
Tor SARATOGA, LAKE GEORGE, LAKE CHAMP y AN w
the ADIKONDACKS. MONTREAL and points StnrSsj
ana an MEs1: Tickets for sale at principal hotes AZ
Brookyn passengers transferred free by Annex bos,s
fstcass iaie. u deck. 25c. excursion Albany ana
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatouic
aud Naueatuck Railroads Fare sl. Bridxens
Ieas1 @ daily Sundays exceptedD at M
RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
-''ib
800 for Washington Columbus CHICAGO and tbe Wa.
from Baltimore 20 Chicago. 'ais
1900 p Washington and the West and the sou,h v,
GOrdOnsyille. Pullman cars from NewYork Bamo,e 80
Washington, making close connections Ptsbura n
cinDatI, InOianapos Louisville ST. Lous Thronas mn
Pullman Baltimore to Cincinnati 81: Louls ana t,
Washington 90 Augusta and Savannah. Nv"
300 daily for Washington. the south, PAN
seepers from New York Baltimore washln oton
making close connections for Chicago Cincinnati Lousyi
St Louis Pittsburgh, the South and Southwest Throngs
Pullman from Baltimore TO Cincinnati Indiana ara
Louisville Washington IN trains for Lynchbnrs
Florida, New Orleans andthc south S
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Broadway NewYor and at ticket Offices foot OF Corta1ss
and Desbrosses. Sta, and depot Jersey CITY. ~s
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