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National Republican., 1878-04-23
JOHN SHERMAN, Auctioneer.

Rf JOHN SHERMAN, Auctoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE PROPERTY
ON THE SOUTHWEST CORNFR OF ELEV.
ENTH AND L STREETS NORTIlwE EST.
by virtue OF . deed Of trust dated July q d 1875
duly recorded In Liber No. 793 folio 29 OF the
land records Of the District Of Columbia and also by
virtue OF decree passed the supreme Court OF the
District OF Columbia. the sth day Of March. A, d.
ISIS In equity No 59nl, wherein the Girard Fire
and Marine Insurance Company, OF Philadelphia,
Pa. plaintiff, and William b Soerr OF al. defend
ants and by the direction OF the party secured by said
trust wifi sell at public auction In front Of the
premises on FRIDAY the ID day OF May, Is;s, ut s
o'clock D. m, the llowngdescTbcd real estate stu
ated In The city OF Washington, District Of Columbia
to wit All that certain piece or parcel OF ground stu
ate lying. and being In said city and Described on tho
ground plat plan OF said city lot numbered nlne
(sl. In square numbered three hundred and twenty
two (32lI
Terms OF sAie: The amount Of lndebtednesS SO coo
with cent interest same since January2 1877,
and the expense Of sale N cash tho balance In six.
tw elye, and eighteen months, to be secured on the
property sold and 10 bear interest at hs rate offs per
deposit OF SicO shall be required OF purchaser At
the time Of sale. and all conveysncing will be at the
expense of the purchaser
The trustee reserves the right resell the property
the risk and cost Of the purchaser II terms are not
complied with within ten days from day OF sale.
THEO y. GATCHELL, Trustee.
W. NJ. SMITH, Salesman, apl7dSds
u Real Esnts AuCtioneer.
National Republican., 1878-04-23
TINTED STATES MkRsHAEs SALE

BY virtue offs writ OF feri Acias issued out Of the
Clerks Office of the Supreme Court Of the District OF
Columbia, and to me directed will sell nt public sale
IoI cash ~ tho Court House door OF said District on
MONDAY. the 9Th day OF May. ISIS, at twelve o'clock
M, all the right. title, claim and interest Of the de-
fendsnt In and to the following described property to
wit Lot w." In square l5! located on Oregon sy
enue, between and Z and Seventeenth and Eigh.
teenth streets northwest, Washington u. c. Levied
10 satisfy execution No lew at law, in iayOr Of Rosa
Carter. FREDK. DOUGLASS,
u 3 Marshal, d. C.
JOHN SHERMAN. Auctioneer.
April H. ls7s apl7.dSds
National Republican., 1878-04-23
DIRECTORY.

The Principal Business Houses OF wash
ington.
The tolloring 10 published for he benefit Of Trar-
cling Sdicsmen, Strangers, and The pubic ge,lsr-
aIy-it includes all trades aud professions, and
cannot fail 10 prore Of interest 10 all uho intend
haasdeiing business IN Washington.
National Republican., 1878-04-23
AGENTS AND ATTORNEYS.

"M. II. MAIN & Co REAL ESTATE AND
w Claim Agents, l2S Pennsylvania avenue north.
City and country property for sale or eNohRE
Ii Uuses lots. and farms In all parts OF the city and
country on easy terms. Loans negotiated, houses
rented and rents collected and returns made prompt
Northern property Collections ofsl claims promptly
sale OF land d specially. dsl4 Iy
National Republican., 1878-04-23
FINANCE AND COMMERCE,
FINANCIAL.

New York Money msrliet
- Ls NEW YoRK. April n, 1879.
Money easy ats
Exchange steady. Long, tse,E /; short, 40.
Gold firm nj 1905.
Rates for carrying. s0Dt
Government bonds strong al tho following quota.
National Republican., 1878-04-23

n. COOKE, IN, cos ApvicEs.
II. d. Cooke, Jr, a Co., No. its street northwsst,
furnish the following prices OF state bonds Govern.
mont bonds gold and active stocks. as tslegraphed 10
them nom Me New York stock Exchange;
, 1878-01-11

THE Victoria Regia is native of Bo-
livia, and was first discovered by Dor
bgny, the traveller 1t belongs to the
family of the NymphedcOe, and bears II
strong resemblance to the water-lily with
which we are all familiar The same
plant was also discovered by Scour-
bourgk in British Guiana. If any one
will pay visit to a river or pond in his
vicinity during the summer and take Il
look at the water-llies there growing;
if he will exercise his Imagination until
by its aid the leaves of that plant broaden
to a width Of from three to six feet, and
the flowers, sometimes white, sometimes
yellow, and again violet, become magni.
fed tu foot in diameter aud height, he
will have tOlerable accurate idea Of the
appearance of this wonderful plant. Its
perfume is delicious. The leaves are
smooth aud green above, while on the
under side they are reddish, and divided
into great number of compartments by
the veins which project, leaving between
them spaces which are filled with airand
by means of which the leaves are sup.
ported on the surface of the water. There
is a rim around the edge Of the plant
about two inches high, which makes it
appear like a large circular tray. So well
/, the leaf buoyed up upon the surface OF
the water and So strOug are its libres, that
large birds stand and walk upon it while
seeking their prey in the water below.
, 1878-01-11
Divorce ia Turkey.

IL many thing, IIrNry ., - won irrtIl
country, aad some ut n, institution, are
marvellous. Tuc law ui divorce, tpr la.
stance, Is choice bit ct Jurisprudence
>houli a ady have goo reason To sus-
pect her lord ot intide.iJy, She has but To
summon him before her household, aud
make An oath that, May cease To he
Moslcm, if ever receive him again"
He is dismissed Il meHSd d MOr0. But
should she repent of her vow, or should
her pCnitrnt husband iiud means tO mol.
ity her anger, through the intervention
OF triehd> or by any other Of the thou.
sand and one ways, which lead to re-
Cancellation, and should II COniOnntiDn be
agreed to, the law runs that there NUT
be II remarriuge, and this cannot be un-
less both parties admit that they are
equally guilty. Since the eX-husbands
intidelity WAS the primary cause OF the
divorce, II is necessary that at least one
such charge be proved against the eX
wife. A society of blind men exists for
this purpose. One Of them is solemnly
deputed to take on himself the part OF
correspondent, two witnesses make ath-
davits, and justice is satisfied. A cause
ceIebrs is privately talked of just now,
which illustrates this curious custom. A
person Of very high position in the house
hold of the Sultan, during the demeadge.
ment, which took place after the decease
OF Abdul Aziz, managed through his
great influence in the palace, and by the
connivance of some Of the chiefs of the
neutral gentry" to become the happy
pOssessor of three beautiful Georgian
slaves, whom he established in all pri-
vacy ina konak, at Stamboul. Some
kind friend, or disappointed demander
of bakshish, conveyed to his exceIency's
legal wife Intelligence Of the fact. She
is royal parsonage, and, as such, has
the right TO insist on being the sole pos
SCISSOR of her husband. He was brought
up before her, proved to be unfaithtuI,
and dismissed. Friends interfercd;
reconciliation was affected according to
law, and an interval of repose succeeded.
But he could not behave properly; few
weeks saw him return to his "Paphian
bowers" at Stamboul, and he is ouce
more pronounced dioorce by his twice
aggrieved spouse.
, 1878-01-11
The Opium Habit


T. IA IIrnirr.ul. agri thir'y-ihrrs
wears. iirt pu ~uniny morning 40 the
r,-,iuruDn ~ Dr. STONE. corner uf Nuui
vari .yruur ant William, street, from
tI- rF-r', 90 su overdose ot lauiauum
II,, unfortunate Aiy vt.l a daughter Hi
Jn.u b Hamilton, % iH.mrr proprietor oi
fHr % .W.r liFu.'. Boo 'br. city. several
yrHr- B- .Hr a.gHIrri lowe trr mHr.
pwur, which. l- vrnr, Ut..ei hy. lryr..
np.l lutH a. mbuIa Or fur iusiiiU.- dfu-
Finally t.c .ungIug tHr 'u, ,.imuIHui I.-
.tWn ,r great 'H,t she Wuu.i Huillp % 10
r.I H.Eua,. Tier taste a1, nIf limited
90 ~ HrpAir alone, bur she became iiICi.
ed % thr Use ut large yuautlrIr, ut
urlum, luuuHuum aud Nht.ky. The rr
,rut death ni her aged father seem 4 o.
drive her farther anl farther On her
downward cuur.r. Her friends, con-
WINGED ,h1t she w,s no longer capable oi
taking care ii her children. took them
tom her. About ,iN weeks ago Mrs Dr.
Stone kiudly took the unirrtuuate Wum-
au unicr her charge, in the hope Of win.
ming her from the habits which Were fat
hurrying her to the grave, aud lifting her
once more 10 the proper sphere. BY edu-
cation aud intellect she Was entitled To \
place among the most exalted Ol her sex !;
yet the morphia mania, the bunc of her
existence, had dragged her down to the
verge of debauchcry.
The effect to bring her back to new
life WAS IA failure. The thirst for NOR
phine seemed TO be entirely beyond her
control; and deprived of it she could
neither eat nor sleep.
For hours she would pace the floor of
her room, summoniug all the energies of
her soul to aid her in throttling the de-
mon appetite which was sitting her,
even AS though some monster serpent had
cOled its shiny folds about her and was
crushing her to death.
The horrors Of delirium tremens sunk
into insigniticanCe when compared with
the sutferings that woman endured while
trying to rid herself of her appetite.
Give me morphine; give me some
thing that l may quench this terrible
thirst, or let me dic,' she cried in de-
spair. The heart OF stone would melt
at such suffering and an angel could but
weep for one 80 unfortunate.
Morphine she must have or die. With
such an alternative, a small quantity of
laudanum was given her. Fatal draught
No sooner had she taken the first cup and
drained it to the very dregs, ere the de-
mon had taken possession of her, and
was bearing her onward toward the dark
river. The first drink of the poison de-
veIoped all the cunning Of the opium
eater. Armed with all the graces which
a beautiful and accomplished woman al.
ways carries with her, she succeeded in
obtaining enough of the baleful drug to
satisfy the demands of her importunate
appetite. For three successive weeks she
has been in u long stupor. In the seclu-
sion of her own room she literally p0is-
ened herself to death, although up to the
very moment of her death conscious, and
alive to what was passing about her.
Detroit Post and Tribune.
, 1878-01-11

ENGLAND, after all, is very much like
this country. Listen: "A tall, elderly,
rcfncd-looking gentleman recently went
into a small postutlice in rural region Of
England. lie asked some questions rel
alive to the registering Of a letter, aud he
was very sharply and rulely suubucd by
q yuurg woman IN Attendance. he asked
her it she thought that WAS a proper way
tu answer an inquiry in "a public office
She thought that She had been quite rylI
enough ivf hun. H. asked h-r, With au
umluu..y Increasing milduD,, uf m1u.
uur. 10 .Hr would favor him With bpr
name ~.r cmphalicaIIy d,cIturi 90 du
-I. %. then -Hii Hy thought Ir would
ta'I Hrr Doh. name, which. huspygf. -bo dr.
D.iupd fu Hr.L saying tla' hIs name at-
Du concern ui bcr. De- calmly replied
'Hnt hc thought 30 was. for 1i. n1mr aa.
John Nanncs, aHI hr VIA, fhr Postmaster
General"
, 1878-01-11

All 49, kNrU Amour TuE Poo. Tie
pig Was thus written up by @ Georgia
r1y, Whose composition $50. puhii-ncd ih
hi- Fsu mpar rHe GIlh1 Nlfs, aui "as
ls 'B.I8As.
aurpg is about a, big 1s .hrrp'
only pig, upII i.ut gHuI inr making
stocking. o. Why i-a pg UArn ifec'
B.Hau.H DO ruHt.. tIsr .- gHuuHltum.
A pig NH-uas himself Boo tbr mul a
uig b4s four It1.. uun under ,nch rHncr
ui be- DuIy They pickle pig feet, bui
not u1fiI al'pr the pig BE- dome using en-.
pig ,Yuea.- awful when it uius, also
Abru you puI. be- tail. A pig ha. got a
6ututc VOICE f1r sguchling, and be
gru1t, when be- icrls good. You can I
make a whistle out of pigs tail, COS Il
b. crooked Why b. pig like Tommy
Grant, 'Cos hes got bic nose IN every
body, business. This Is another conun-
drum, which isall ! know about hepig.'
, 1878-01-11

The paintings and books Of General
Fremont were sold at Kurtz's Art Gal
lery last week, the General intending 10
migrate n North Carolina, where he will
superintend some copper mines. \ ppr-
trait of Mrs. Fremont VA, bought by Mr..
john Townsend for 500: christina.
Morning by George II. B ughtun. 10 %
for $ll1. water color sketch Of 4. Won
llumpDldt In bi, library with au auto
graph letter which we're presented O.
General Fremont, sold rr $40, and
thirteen bronze medal, presented 90 Cen
cruI Fremont uy Baron Won Humboldt.
brought Sll, % terra Gotta figure. .iK
inches bilu, which bad been presented rH
General Fremont by IIass Christian Au.
drr-yu, uss sold iar g. aud baui'U.
set ui nine pieces oi Sgyrc. porcelain.
decorated in blue aud gold, which bod
been yrr.rltgi o. General Fremont by
Napoleon Ill Vrnt tHr Sl3i 80 90 ST.
llpNari-N J. HgmS y0srGa.
, 1878-01-11

TIE BISMARCK SHIELD There il q
very pretty legend in connection with
the Bismarck family, which goes to show
how the oak leaves adjoining the Bismarck
shield were added to the clover and the
nettle leaves. Itruns rs follows: Many
years ago there was lovely maiden, Ger
trude Won Bismarck. Numbers of noble
knights and C0urtiers sought her hand
and heart, but she was, by her own con-
sent and her fathers wish, bctrothed to
n cousin, Il noble and princely youth.
One day there came to the castle, where
the beautiful Gertrude lived, II prince of
the WeDden, with one hundred horse
men, to try and win her. She courteous
ly, but firmly, refused him. The prince
was greatly enraged, and, melted by her
great lOveliness, determined to gain her :
20 he called his warriors, ana said he
would break the clover-leaf (Gerrude)
with his own hand. On the same day he
assai!ed the castle, which was but weakly
defended. The Castellan was soon over
come, and the Wende entered the castle,
and then the maidens chamber. II came
To break you in, you golden clovcr-eaf
You don't sting like singing nettles.
Glover does not sting he said, and with
that he put his arm around her. A mo-
mcnt more and he withdrew it, crying
out, "Mercyw Gertrude held Il dagger
over him, then struck it in his heart,
saying "The nettIc stings hard whoever
will break or touch Bismarck's golden
clover Since then the Bismarck shield
wears the oak leaves AS II sign and crown
of victory.
, 1878-01-11

TuEarct ut the luitrd States. inrIud
ing Alaska, IT, lntr,t acquisition. B.
J,6o3-li square miles The area of Eu-
rope, including the adjacent islands,
which contain about $4,000 miles, B.
3,2jD,O0J, Of which Russia owns nearly
OHe-thlrd.
, 1878-01-11

HAIL.roNEs fell be Clay county, Texas,
during the great = irm, measuring eight
inchc. iu CirCumierrnce.
, 1878-01-11

A m.TrNaTfsu legal gentleman, re-
siding boz Nili.,IHNu, y ). present.. H..
daughter with a ssIIl silver ,ruHu a'
every bir'h.01y She nDu ha. lhirtren
spoons Lnch spuuu D.. in tbr siyI, ui
thc year iu which ii BE- given, and bears
her name and the dat
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DoNsELLr's sI..ooo toRCERIEs.
Btnrting Out for Mining Ventures In south
America md Returning TO u Prison.

Terence O'Ncill Donnelly OF 73il Carroll
street brooklyn a builder and property holder.
was on trial yesterday in the General Sessions
accused Of forging check for $500 purport-
ing to be signed 10y Mr.. Edwin c. Litchncld Of
Llward \. Rellly.agcd17. testified that he and
his brother, Wm 1. Reilly. az %. were long
employed ,ty Mr. Litchleld, end were fully
trustei by him. In the fall Of 1871 witness met
the Prisoner, who. though married. was living
apart from his wife, sharing room with wit
ness brother. few weeks later witness
brother went TO san francisco. and witness and
DOnncuy became rOommat's ut 49, Carroll
street Donn"llv owns tho house, but gcnted it
Donney dropped into Mr. Litchneld's office
frequently and on the 25ih Of February 1878
South tqxg ri in' IRON sa that few h69sSad
dollars invested in this way would yield large
r 81 n6 H. ba that EiaHss knST
Was actustomed to draw tho money money on on Mr.
Litchqelds checks. Donnellv proposed to oh
Senture b by iorsns Sir, Litch3elds' sig IL,
nature It was dctermined that the
nrst forgery should be for 500. and
Tor $3.50 wore next forged and cashcd. On the
evening OF the 3lst 81 January Donnclly and
witness Were forging check for 1890, when
upon the floor and Carlin picked It up. He
entered the room with " lillian Reilly, who had
lust returned from California. They demanded
.
yielded 10. Then II was decided that the 81 800
check and checks for IL 900 and s2 900 should
be cashed on the 2d OF February and that all
should sail for BoGota.
Tho money was obtained. Donnclly receiving
$1,000. Witness, his brother. who was made
the keeper OF the remainder OF the money.
about 5000 and Carlin sailed for Barbados.
being unable to find a vessel bound for BOgota,
on the schooner o. c. Cleary 1t was agreed
that Donnelly should charter a schooner load
her with mining implements. and sail for Bar
badoes fifteen days later.
William i. Reilly coTrobOrated his brother.
He added that when he saw the police rowing
toward the Cleary at BOgotH on the 22d Of Fob
ruary he gave $4,000 10 the steward. ~ 800 to
the tsecond mate, and 500 each to his brother
md Carlin and hid himself in tho hold. The
second mate gave up 81 900, but the steward
would surrender nothing, They were All ar;
Iested. and brought by Detectives Field and
O'Connor Of the District Attorneys Office and
Detective Robert Pnkerton to this city.
The evidence for tho defence was Donnelly s
denial and the averment of Miss Kate Carlin
that she saw William Reilly, at the date Of the
last iorgeries. practising Mr.. Litchneld's sigma.
ture. Under cross-examinatlon she admitted
that she fclt harshly toward William Reilly
because she had heard that he had made un-
favorable comments upon the intimacy between
her mother and Donnelly. Very respectable
6u5iness men OF this city and Brooklyn testi-
NED y Donnellys previously fair repute. The
Jury FOUND Donnelly guilty.
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KILLED BY CONGRESS.
The Important Measures that In One Way or
Another Failed TO Pass.

WAsHISGToS, June a. Among the bills
on the Senate calendar Enacted on are tho
Southern Pacific and the Texas and Pacific
Railroad bills the bill 10 repeal that part of the
Resumption act which authorized the Secretary
OF the Treasury to dispose Of United States
bonds and redeem and cancel the greenback
currency; and the bill to regulate the counting
Of the votes for President and ce-Presdent.
and decision OF Disputes arising thereon.
Among the public measures pending in the
House on which no final action was taken are
the following:
To regulate interstate commerce tor the further dstr
time the complexion o the Northern Pacific Railroad
cit, e;pSSs. or sdon@ Grcui JuisssiH ' Ss see
ont md seventh judicial Circuits relating To- TEL, graphic
communications between tho United states AMI foreign
countries the Mexican and Indian pension hill, aud the
pension I'm Tor Ne war Of 1872 the bill 10 regulate the
Compensation ro,masers Tor the restoration OF wages
"a ne Government plntlns oce 10 cquip an exprdiuen
retire national nank notes. the Texas Pacific Railroad
is"tn a." i Ne ,ra Il r9cr in ras '' ~ 20 M ti 1
Jersey C port ii entry 10 c.iahi.h postal saving,
sold for direct taxes In insurrecuonAry states
There were also about 800 private bills most
ly pension billsl on the private calendar which
were undispOsed Of
The Senate bill making legal tenders imme-
diately receivable on and after Oct !. for Gus
toms, failed to receive the requisite wo-thirds
vote for taking up and passing T. The House
bill making legal tenders receivable for customs
was objected TO on Its second reading IN tho
Senate. and therefore went over to the next
The only acts passed on the subject OF the cur
rency are the following:
To- authorize the coinage Of the standard silver dollar
and 10 restore it, legal tender character 10 prohibit the
sSo9sS % The PGGs S Of yer ana to ST9d
NOES
The Post Route bill containing tho Brazilian
steamship subsidy the restoration OF the frank
matter. and the regulation Of railway service
failed between the two Housos; All the public
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LONG BRANCH'S MYSTERY.
What tho Coroner's Jury Learned about WIN
II. Catbie's Strange Death.

LoSG BRANCH, juno 2i.-The mysteri-
Qua death OF William II. Cathie. a paint
or working for John Hoey at Hollywood
Park, who was found dead near the Germania
Hotel Yesterday morning. brought many OF the
townspeople to the COrOners inquest this morn
Ing. under tho impression that the man had
met his death by foul play on account Of his hav-
ing testified against Patrick and Michael Hines.
VINO were last week sentenced to twelve and ton
years rnSpectlvey IN State prison for incendia-
EiSn, inc pQst-mOrtem examination 10y Drs.
Hughcs and Hunt however. showed no marks
q violence, Internal or external, on the body.
inc stomach and contents have been reserved
iof chemical examination, in case an examine
tl4n Is asked Tor by Coroner Gugcl.
IL appeared from tho Testimony that Cnthio
and others took seven drlnks each In the Ger.
mama Hotel Some ono there had a bottle of
oll OF peppermint. andnot knowing lis strength
sheY hhl some Of II diluted In water. and then
pH y INTO their liquor No one seems to know
% SIt Edhle nj xed the oil with his liquor or
VIZ, or, II he did, how much he drank Dr.
hnHhes says that oil Of peppermint il taken in
ttt a.,t1 anu frequent doses might cause death
Iahln was SO drunk when he loft tho hotel that
VI TIL uown hnd lay on tho grass ali night
hm and exhaustion" - ''N''- "'@'"0'
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Mr.. Osborne. superb Medal.

In Tiffany's warehouse Is q magnificent gold
badge offered by Mr. Osborne the broker to be shot
for by the Stock Exchange Rife Club II was made by
the house and Is valued at $3.50 an inch and half IN
diameter medal an eighth thick OF net gold, rests a
'roodmoor square target OF yellow gold picked
black enamel Branching upward from the bottom of the
TARGET arg "reaths Of green golden oak leaves bowed
ana reaching nearly to the ton where sits eagle
rcdi, gold holding IN the bill crown Of laurel also Of
grcensh H9ll Surrounding the medal Is \ continuous
wreath Of laurel worked grecnish gold the berries of
ne laurel beng Of y.owish gold THIS medal is SUI,
tiers J ; + Il g. over the bar Is a rising sun OF ali
the shades N gold used In the whole work The med
weighs nty three pcnnyweights Rni IL of the line 81
eighteen carat gold on the medal above the target are
the words Osborne Medal" and below the target
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Nsar,, Burn,as ou. hi. w,e.. Eyes.

James Conln ard his wife Hannah dwol IN
the third story at co New Chambers street On Thurs
day evening they quArrellcd and Cohn selling pail ~
slack lime threw II In his wifes face. burning her terri
by and nl hut destroying her eyesighI Mrs Comm was
sent Ia the thanOels street Hospital and her husband
MAS committed By Justice Morgan. COnlin Is a tobacco
suipper BY trade. The couple have Ave children.
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on AND AFTER MAY ~. 1878.
Express Trains leave New York. DesbrOsses and
Corilandt stS Ferries a. follows.
80 80 -. ~ 30 LnitrD. II A NJ, T. 2, q, q ~
80, ~, and I. VI. sundays, 80 and A VI, ., q,
80, 80. 3nnnd aP VI
Boats OF BROOKLYN Annex" connect with all through
trains At Jersey rity, Hnolding u speedy and direct
transfer for brooklyn Travel
Returning trains leave Philadelphia % 20 T. 30 :,
30 ami u A VI. l.mitcd ENprc,a 81 + VI o. =, I.
. 80. 7. and : - = VI amt ~ Midnight ON sunday.
: -, -, Z = 80 A. MA - T. VI, and " Midnight
Tnket oniccs, '46 and 90 krpAlway, Aston House,
and foot o Deshrusacs AMI OOrtAndt SIS Court st. and
iirook{h Annex Depot loot of Fulton st. Brookiyn, ~
ll6 ami ls Hudson II lluhokcn. Depot Jersey CITY
FRANK THOMSON, 1. T. FARMER
General Manager General Passenger Agent