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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-03
LATEST BY MAIL.

Sal, Lake, August 1.-The mining town
of Alta, in Little Cottonwood was almost
entirely destroyed by fire this evening. Loss
unknown.
New York August l.-Nine vessels are
the southwestern coast the night Of July 80.
York, has arrived.
Memphis, August 1.-At the sixth ward
polls an atiray occurred in which ex- Council
man Dick Dougherty, white, national, shot
and killed Joseph Day. colorcd democrat.
The quarrel orig mated lib ut politics.
Havana August 1.-The provincial Cuban
committee gave banquet last night in
honor Of Gen. M.rtinez Campos, who was
accompanied by the highest government
officers. There was much enthusiasm.
Davenport Ia, August l.-During severe
thunder storm last night, Walk 4 Co.'S. PLAN
ing mill, Rock Island, was struck by light
ming and burned to the ground Loss $685.
600; only $1,000 insurance.
Des Moinea, August l.-Warren Cooper
brother to the postmaster at Winterset
Madison county, was killed by lightning
Yesterday while stacking hay His compan.
lon MIR. llllurDranj, WAS severely sliHieu
and two horse. were killed and the stack sc
on fire.
New York, Angus, 1.-The a%ociate'
pioneers Of California gave reception sh'
: evening 10 Gen. Fremont, soon to leave 10
T. Arizona and assume the office Of eoverno,
a Gen. Sherman sent letter revre'ting HI
enforced absence, and expressing war;
= friendship for Gen. Fremont,
:" San Francisco. Aug IS, l.--This at'c'noo
I, Henry Dsoge, n German groccryman, .h,
70 and Killed his wife AT his residence, and
], the prcscucc Of his sister and her l'nS'a'
. with whom Mrs. Droge had taken her re-
" denc. on account Of brorr'. 'a'tm".,a
III hahils. proge after killing his wife bio
u. his own brains out.
vi Henri. H., Angus, Tn" Ely hess'
ovuSi b. MIch,t-oa 4 Robinson VAS -'r'
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-03
FOREIGN.

Be'g,ade. Aug 3-Thc cabinet council un
'lrr the presidency Of Prince Milan. has ,e
s';lved to proclaim the independence %! Scr.
via oa the 22nd Of August, with the cessa
lion Of the state Of siege and martial law.
Bucharest, Aug. 8 -Russian troops arc
returning TO Russia to the number Of 5000
daily.
Bucharest, Aug 3.--The Roumanian army
arc expected 10 make triumphal entry in
!" bucharest. accompanied by Bulgarian
trophies.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-03

~ hghtnins during terrific thunder
shower last night and burned to the ground,
together winh its contents, over &, 600 BUSH
els OF grain. The warehouse was worth $50.
600, and telegram about SIS 5000; insuraucc,
$4,000 on the building and $1,000 on the
grain.
New Orleans, August l.-Galve.ton News
special from San Antonio July 25: Lieut,
Kelly with Il detachment of United States
cavalry crossed the Rio Grande near the
mouth of San Felipe creek to recover some
stolen stock. On the trail of raiders ks
passed near The town Of L0N yucos where hs
was Joined by tie alcade Of the town and
other Mcxicuns who assisted in the reoov.
cry of the seventeen cattle and one horse
The Mlexicans rendered every possible as.
sistance
New Orleans, August IA fire original
ing in LEWIS dollar store, notioua, ETC., 1877
canal street, the buildings were almost totally
DESTROYED, together with his stock, valued al
500, 600; insurances in foreign offices for
$4,000. Philip Werlin, piano and musical
instruments, damaged ny water about SlO,-
600. Frenrickton & Hora. druggist., all per-
ishable goods, damaged by water; insured.
To.al loss estimated at sbout 100000. Or
igin Of the fire unknown.
st, Louis, August LA special TO the
Globe Democrat from Alton, ILL.,. says the
dead body Of a mulatto woman, Bell Debar,
and her child, 4 years old, were found in a
cabin IN the woods about thrce..miles from the
city, to-day, with their brains both beaten
out. An old colorel man named Tom
Bates, the woman's stepfatlier. and a white
man named White, were arrested on auspi-
cion OF being concerned in the murder, but
at last accounts there seems no direct evil
dence that either of the persons we're guilty
of the crime
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-03
THE NEWS.
Meeting Of the Congressional Com,
mittec on the Labor Problem.
Seryia's independence Is to DO Pro.
claimed on the 22nd Inst.
Black Mills Road Agents Still at Work Along the
Southern Routes
THE LABOR CONGRESSIONAL CON-
MlTTEE.

New York, Aug. 3.-The congressional
committee on labor to-day heard the work
ingmcn's Representatives. They again laid
the blame of depression in business to ma
tional and state legislation, granting o
lands to railroads, and other corporations
and q, an,ing large interests on bonds. They
advanced the idea that the government
should pass a homestead law and throw the
public lands open to settlement, and assist
men to settle there.
w. A. A. Corscy, who said he was a brick
layer and editor, declared that in his opin-
ion the public school system was bad. The
government, he claimed, should establish
schools where mechanical trades and
arts would be taught. He denounced !Le
contract system III ler lie national state and
city government, as the consequence that
the work was Of the worst possible con-
struction, and it gave opportunity to men to
grind down the laboring class and employ
Chinese and others against whomAmcrican
laborcrs could not not compete, because the
latter cannot live us the former do. He
thought it bad policy for the government
to encourage swarlns Of foreigners to dr.ve
out native laborers. Cnr>"e arnmlcd 10
the com.nit,ce to impress on their fellow
congressman the necessity of some legisla.
tion this wintcr, which will br,pg relief TO
the working classes. Knowing the temper
and needs Of wo,kinrmc;,, he felt certain
that if congress did not step in ut an carly
day with amn'i.rnting legislation, this
winter could mt pass withou,
trouble. with the repetition Of the labor
riots of last summer. A g % government
wonld be an institution Of ufcomprehensivesy sys-
tenn, Of internal improvements aud imitation
of currency to carry on these improvements
He said that he would have strong central
government, which would issue its notes to
assist its peoples and lie looked on by people as
the real government Of the country, strong,
popular and protecting. He would have
seamen to work on shore, and sent away to
the plains where they are alone needed. He
advocated the greenback system. but said
let congress give the country homestead
act, with assistance to settle on public lands
and comprehensive internal improvement
act; the workingmcn would fight out the
initiation question at the polls. He did not
believe the laboring classes were willing to
starye for eight or ten years, to prevent a
panic.
J. Osbern Ward, who said he was the or
ganizer Of the socialistic lalor party in
Brooklyn, advocated grand cooperative
christian society, in which everything was
to he equal i'll common.
Geo. w. Maddox, Of the congress Of hui
manity, wanted the government to issue
slA.OOO,OOO OH note to New York. to build
docks, &C., and comparatively smaller sums
to the city, to he expended in public work.
When these works would have sufficient re.
turns, then let the government be paid back
and the notes destroyed, Us cancelled bonds
are.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-03
CRIME.
A rIENDIsm DEED.

N"'cag', Aug. "a Tribuncs Burl,ng-
WI Iowa, special says Thursday after
'' Two 'ramp' stopped at farmer.
'se, near Trenton, Henry county, an 1 ar.
se'''hs a good dinner from the iar,ncr's
ny an" ''arn'ng that her husband would
H.. ha 'e nome I'LL evening. ,n,l,lenly seized
s.,,u outraged her person, aud Icf, her in
farm.., ."'y had stop cd the cr,,s of the
,ichnv :, "''e daughter by rolling h.r u,
child 49,. IN u blanket. When un,olle,. III,
honr aS -. nearly aIlocate,, aud d,,., in a,
Try 70, ~. :. ne'g''bon are ~oaria. the coun
ao' ound them. = -" ase'"a'A aa'
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-03
SPORTING.

Saratoga, Aug. 3.-The selling race, one
mile and halt, was won by Niceroy Shy
lock, second. Time, 2:ds.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-03

MILWAUKEE
Milwaukee, Aug. 8.
WnEAr-l@lc higher except No. /
which is &c lower closing easy; hard. i.l5c;
No. ]. l.'2; No. 2, LOS for cash; l.o2ac
fer August; | o5a for September No s.
$4,000
CoRN-3Sc.
OATs-2d!c.
RYE-5Oc.
BARLEY ll2c.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-12
THE PANHANDLE R.iILRoAD DISASTER.
Scenes and Marvellous Escapes
ueartiessness of the Pullman Car Porters.

r,o,o D.. - to,i, R,,oyJio,s
''Y"' 90. y .S,..' ., ,,..
the roof OF n car occupied oy emlRrah's was
torn loose from the body Of the cars and turned
,oaiJo do,,, ,,os aeon hanging over tho am.
up7,'o """n we 'a ,', ~, '"o o',,-
bunkment WIN one emu lhsteheu 10 the wreck,
and on the top of this roof two people were.
uo,v ,hrv cnme there nfter tho roof aorncd
~" ~ '"''. - Wv ~ "'pp'u
over was mystery oho OF the'mail BOYS was
seen suspended from the wreck with his head
uo"nN'iu' gu.'o uo"u' lnu o,u'saeeni"h was
thrown up 'n'o ''e a,r ana louHou on the 'ele
graph wires. from which position he dropped
down and was not badly hurt A little boy. n
h, ot clenner was killed outright The mnil
agent Uuy,,an tnllnI inteiii,anfiv nm a. H.,
tiran he died, after We returned To- StemSenyiile.
H. was ,tiy,,n no nnconrai,rtnent lie was n
iriyGtful inol in~ sif,ht ''' '''"' nv ""' "
one woman. n ycrv eood-iooking lady. nbout
M nr * ,,''rs ,p .,., ,,.it r,,ol Hin't wir hD
fri5hiil ,,"sh v,.nl IN, f,nr th" %nrmnr ~ th"
RI IL go n, No enai,' ,nd h,r arms v',,r,. Iii
i ~, ,i ~ i, . H., ' H., q, i,a n,'
nnI ,nn,ic nm NOR To- tnit Int emil moi ha
u,,dnr.fo,l " sriird n q 'rmnn tn Ior Lu, hc
could not undarsimnJ nor Sh"wns a fnreirnrr
am II vyls L.ii,ynd tlnt shr ,yns ,ithnr al,," rr
I'm. nor husband wns [iilnI A. Ia 4 n nn
W"ln.sdnv II wns cvna"toJ She vnulJ Ill" no
she snff rcd from intrrnml iniurirs She still
whom ieat snrn 1nnsnd mn nt'neniinviv I'M
"ould mike no ono undnrstnnd hrr S"nin said
al" was from RnhSmin I'M whatever h"r nn
tinnoIi;v shewos und"nitrdiv ~ stron,,rr among
srny,s fmnnd Yr'a Sir,. a,yay v, n,uS
in thr woods ,yhiah ,crrn .ix fe,, Li,L I wrni
down and strnightrned her m md nil she aid
was: "Ohi where is NV bnhv - told her thnt
hsr iaLy was safe nnd Ill ri',bt MOI tnnwin', II
10 h. fart hut In order Ia crns"in her Tor the
t,nc Nrst sinrnloriv II turnnJ nut nm Nor
hnLv ,v,,e ,,icL,,I ~, ,,nrf,,.ie unh armed mil n
inIy had /, in no csor ,ntin,, @nrn ~ +. On
Wrlnrsiav. about 10 4, NJ the woman was in a
dying condition and hcr InEc I'M thrnr weeks
III wns shown tn nor nfioriin, n ronsolin0
thnu,,ht In nor dvin, bn,,r An 1,fi,ctinc met
d"ni nrcurrnI IN thc ,nrrrinr An niT iadv
who was badly hurt vas taken in tho rear ms
srnRrr cnr' She mndc no compiaint In n f,w
minntas aftnr,vnri L.r Lrnd II. Incl ,vard ovnr
thn I'm nf thc saat nud sh,. ,vns dnnd
- n. "a. -, g. y,
""" wv '''"'"" '.''
One OF the passengers. MT >. +. cushing.
clerk IN the ASSESSOR once. Boston. states tnnt
he was suing near the rear END OF the MIN
coach. and not feeling sleepy. had lighted
cigar and was smoking. The ear was comfort
ably fillrd. majority OF the people were sit
tink pretty Wei forward. Inc nrst lntlmation
NJ maj oi me accident was nearing the crash
anu seeing all llEhts 70 OUT, aud leeNng hlmseli
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-12
THE JUDGMENT DAY.
4 Terrible Tragedy Under the Influence of
the Eclipse.

In the dark path OF the late eclipse across
Texas 1l6 miles in width. there were thousands
of ignorant people. both white and black. who
had not heard that ANYTHING peculiar WAS about
TO happen. Many Of these people the eel PSF
surprised at work in their f,.ds. Many ludi-
crous scenes are reported. Especially ON the
plantation OF United States Senator Coke. near
Waco was II that the negroes went ~ pray ing,
believing verify TINT the day Of judgment had
come. A terrible tragedy in Johnson county
may be set down to the eclipse. Ephraim Mil
ItT colored. with his family OF wife and four
chlitren, lived near Buchanan. IN that county,
whittier he had removed from Tennessee six
months ago. On the morning of the eclipse
ne said ~ had heard the world was coming
70 an end that evening. and II so. he IN
TENDED y be 50 sound asleep the trumpet of the
Angel Gabriel could not awaken him. When
the eclipse cominenced and the darkness OF
tothllty came on he ran from tho field to his
house WIN hatchet IN his hand. He was fol-
lowed 10y negro woman named Nancy Ellison,
WHO also thought the world was coming 10 an
end; As she got 10 the house Niller's wife
rushed out under the same d,lusipn and look
Ing ~, RI the beautiful corona OF light around
Chariot al the same time rushing across a
cotton field wringing her hands. In the mean
time. Miller. wishing TO take nus trn-year-old
boy with him 10 the other side OF Jordan, raised
his Ratchet Gnd split his sons head open
Leaving the latter wecrlng in his blood and
struggling in the last throes Of death. the
father. on a ladder. assembled TO the top u the
house. Here with new razor he cut his
throat from ear TO ear and he fell Ia the ground
a corpse His two little daughters escaped by
hiding under a bed.
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Cloyd l. Delany was employed in the old mill.
Shortly before O'Clock he lay down on bench which Is
close To the engine, while the engineer worked part OF
lhc turn tor him After the usual sc which lasts about
twenty minutes. me sleeping man was called up and, in
sthl al making IN, way around The ponderous wheel he
le arms OF spokes II was revolving very rapidly, and
IN lle twliklnR NJ an eye his hornhcd fellow workmC
saw the muulated aud dismemherod body shooting up
Mhfd nom the opposite side. they noticed OF his
he ten against the wheel and the other striking the
NrH' Pre- some hlietn eet overhead They also saw
llr holF shoot almost uerpcnd, ulnrly upward Then
they heard dan thud oil the loor ms the mangled
bleeding form chue down. AMI they the brains VI the
poor Fellow scattered around With the exception OF his
lace which escaped with two very slight bruises there
VA, scarcely semu4anee Of anything human about the
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Too Near the Railroad.

The consistOry OF the old Dutch Reformed
Church have decided that il must bo abandoned
On account Of the noise made by passing trains
and the last service was held there Yesterday.
The trustees Of the Independent Church have
kindly rendered the use Of their cdilce Re-
formed Church services will be- held there until
further notice. For several years this society
vices by the passing Of trains. Every reason
able inducenient has been held out 10 the Cen
trial management to purchase the property. that
the society might be abs to build elsewhere
This has been Of no avail, the company aDso-
mtey refusing ut times even to entertain any
proposition from the society. This is indeed
the building, with comparative small outlay
could be made into q decidedly handsome, sub.
Is strong probability that an action will be
brought against the Central Railroad Company
10 recover damages.
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spit from End 10 End by Lightning

PORTSMOUTH. n H.. Aug. 9.--Durlng a ter
nc thunder shower NJ noon 10 day. large tW0mastd
whhleboat owned BY james Burke OF tins city WAS
struck by lightning of Boon Island She split m Two
iIu III u stern and sank The craft was uccued at
tho time by Mr. Burke ana Frank Iutchngs OF his citv
Both went down with the boat but speedily came 10 Tie
surface unframed when they were r. scued by passing
Neisel ana brought 20 tins port
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PENNsYLvAASsiAA +EsiAuEoAD.
AND usif SEbI sT ThI ~ I LiHk porr,

AND UNITED STATES MAIL. ROUTE.
On and after July H. 1878.
Trans leave New YORK, via Desbrosses and COrtandt
SITS Ferries as follows
Express HARRISBURG Pittsburgh the West and South
w'tn Pullman Palace Cars attached, "a. NJ, sand 81
For Wilhanspor Lock Haven, Cory and Erie at 80
= NJ, connecting A. Cory for HtusNile. Petrolr um
centre, and the on Regions Wilamsport and Lock
Haven. "a
Baltimore Warrington and the South q" Limited Wash
Sunday go 4. ~ arrive Washington 4lO T..
Regular At y ~ A. NJ, $50, andyP NJ. sunday 80
and PIP NJ
Express Tor Philadelphia, 40. 73o ago, O. % 10 lAn.
lted II A. VI, |, T. S, d. u ~, 80. 81 and VI.
sunday, 80 and 4 NJ D. ii. q ~, 80. $50 and T..
NJ. EmigrAnt and second class. z.
For Cape May. = VI
Boat- VI brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
trains at Jersey city. Ahordng speedy and direct
transfer tor Brooklyn travel
For trains 10 NewarK Elizabeth, Railway. Princeton,
Trenton Perth AmbOl, Pennington. Belvidcre. and
other points local schedules all Ticket Offecs
Trans arrive From Pittsburgh So 10 40 A. NJ lO2O r.
NJ. daily; $50 A VI, 800 7 NJ. daily except Monday.
From Washington and Baltimore $50, . " A. NJ I: 10
5l5. lulO T. VI. sunday $50. .. 10 A VI From Phlla
delnhia. 5.ua. $50 $40 1880, II so A. NJ a.iO
! ~. $50, $50 $40 1910 1910 =. NJ. SUNDAY sos,
80 $40 $50, II 80 A. II. 6SL 1920 +. NJ.
Ticket Oiiices. 526 and 9ii broadway | Aston House
and foot VI Derbrosses and Cortandt SITS Court st
aud brooklyn Annex Depot foot Of Fulton St Brooklyn
ia, lld aud liz Hudson st., HOboken Depot Jersey
FRANK THOMSON /. r. FARMER
General Manager. Genl Passenger Agent
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Nitnits.

THE ANNUAL afternoon and evening picnic OF
the United Pianonakers Of New York and vicinity
will take place Wrdne sfay. Aug IL 1873 at suffers
harlem River Park ID av and l25th st
Ticket of admission 25c iVr gentleman and ladies'
The Harlem boats leave Peck slip ami foot nth 81.
nj 81. 2.l3 800. AS. 5;l5. 6ii5 TOO
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= coal Hotties.
STATEoF NEw YORK, oFrlc

81 s4fy foMK SFrIcF o. THE SEC
is herchy gwen that at the General Election be held
OF November next November ii,h the following officers
OF Appeal; or iul term IN the place Of samuel Hand
Wppoined by the Governor IN the place OF william =
last day Of December
A Repre- eniative ia The Fory.sxth Congress Of the
posed Of Ne First see1nd Third FOURTH FINN, sixth,
Bedloes Island Ess Island aud Governors Island, in
4 Representative in the Fortysxth Congress OF the
United states Tor the sixth Congressional District com
The city of New York, in the county OF New York.
rn,ag r ,s ~ ,g wIsrs,s OF ,ne
posed OF he Tenth and sycnleenth Wards OF the city OF
q, Representative IN the fortysNth Congress Of the
Im!5d u, SS w. 9 he E n Pi;,et com
that portion OF the Eighteenth Ward lying within -Four
tsent street Twenty SIKH street and Fourth and sixth
avenues, in the city OF New York, in the county New
4 Representative in the For,y.sxth Congress Of the
United STATE for The N , nonsrss'2naI District com
twenty sixth street Forteth street seventh avenue
and the Hudson river and 50 much Of the Twelfth and
spuyten DuyNIl creek, Eighth avenue, and Hudson
river, in the city OF New York in the county Of New
\ Representative in the Forty.sxth Congress OF the
posed much OF the Eighteenth Ward As is east OF
arst ward Of sad cv east OF TSrI aV "1 an
BGekwells Island in the city OF New York in the county
;. 4 REPRESENTATIVE in the Forty.sN,h consres. OF the
United sttes Tor ne Eleventh. Gonsrss,i9nsl District
m Twenty sixth street foreth street Sixth aud seventh
ward. Ms is east Of Eighth avenue and So much Of The
Nineteenth ana Twenty rst Wards Of said city lies
/" a es S 81 NST iST. S"sG sa Of New h9s
Tweni, one Members OF Assembly
CITY Judge IN the place oi Josiah sutherland.
Coroner IN the pace Of Monz Ellnser
- Al whose terms OF Office will expire the last day OF
Also sens!or Tor the seventh senate District I'm the
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sbIppinq.

INMAN LINE-RoYAL MAIL STEAMERS.
L FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CITY OF BERLIN saturday. Aug. IL ".
CITY OF BRUSSELS. ....... Thursday. Aug -. II v.
CITY OF RICHMOND. ......... saturday Aug 81 7 A
From Piers 81: North river; oot Of Charlton II
CABIN. 80 and xlOl. gold. Return tickets favor
able terms. srEERAGE, s2s, currency Drafts a, loU
st rates.
Saloons State Rooms. smoking and Bath Rooms and
ships These steamers carry neither cattle. sheep iyr
pigs JOHN DALE, Agent. - aud 33 jrJAdwAy.N Y.
PhilAdel phia uthcr. lOb south An -
rNHERED sTAU LINE FOH ANTM EXP.
Il Carrying the Belgian ami United states mad, sa,
Ing semi monthly, att ruatov from Phila irphiA AID
New York SEDERLAND sails Aux ~. - noon
forrates OF passage and other Information apply 70
PETER WRIGHT Il SONS, General AGENTS
3uT walnut st Philadelphia, 81 Broadway New YORK
JOHN MCDONALD Agent. Battery place
WHITE stab LINE
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CELTIC. ............. THURSDAY. Aux rs. 80
GERMANlC .................-.. SATURDAY. Aux - !
BALTIC Thursday. Aug. 70 "a
From White STAR Dock, Pier -, North River ,
Cabins all amidshlpa Saloon, $50 ana tlb, s0'A
Return tickets ON favorable tcrmN Steerasc. ~
Thvbe steamers carry neither cattle, sheep nor llss
X J. CORfS, Agent 81 Broadway, Ne" YORK
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TO rHiLADELrWNIA'
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

~ va
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE oLDEsrABLIsHEp ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ
BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY;
THREE DEPOrS IN PHILADELPHIA
TWO IN NEW YORK
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIPMENT
AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
on AND AFTER JULY y, 1878
Express Trans leave New York, via Dssbrossss and
Cortlandt Its Ferries. as follows;
$50 80. X 80 $50 Limited, IL A NJ, l. s. g. o. 30
73O y 81, and . r NJ sundays I 80 and y A. NJ s. O.
$50 1880, $40, and gP NJ.
Boats OF brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
trains at Jersey city. anording a speedy and direct
transfer for Brooklyn travel
Returning trains leave Philadelphia 20 IS 30
and II NJ. Hdmited Express 80 r M p T. so T.
s,e.3oA N, 4, 35 NJ, and ~ Midnight
Ticket Offices, 525 and ga Broadway AstoT HOUSE
and loot Of Desor9,ses and cortandt sts Court and
Brooklyn Annex Depot foot Of Fulton st. BROOKLYN ia
ia, ami lls Hudson st HobOken; Depot Jersey City
EmgTsnt Ticket Once, Battery place. -
General AanaasE General PASSENGER AGENT
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THE SUM-

1878. NEW YORK 1873
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tons. THE SUN would remind its irien ds AMI well wish
ers everywhere that 1t is again candidate tor their
consideration and support Upon its record the
ten years II relies Tor continuance OF the hearty SYN
patty and generous cooperation which have ltulerD
beenextendsd 10 II from every quarter OF tile Uniln
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