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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-17
THE MURDER AT NEw-RoCHELLE.
BRADY AND QUINN Held TO AWAIT THE ACTION O

BRADY AND QUINN HELD TO AWAIT THE ACTION OF
THE GRAND JURY.
Rochelle is still excited over the muir
der in the streets early Sunday morning, and the jus
tiee's roon IN tho town hail. whore Coroner schirmer
yesterday held the inquest, was crowded. Assistant
Verplanck appeared for the people,
assisted by Counsellor Charles II. Roosevelt Of New
Rochelle, who conducted the examination. NJ. j.
KeOgh, Corporation Attorney, who has been retained
"A private counsel for the accused men, present
larxe number OF witnesses sworn; the weight Of
evidence was against Brady. JOhn QUINN one Of the
three mon engaged In the nght, who found lying
wounded In Geld at daylight. Is st ia critical cOndi-
ton and cannot recOect anything OF the AFFAIR. Brady
Is n ial white Plains. under Justice Roths commit
ment.
DR. Edwin W. Finch testified; II was called upon TO
attend q man wounded Sunday morning. found him TO
be MoGuirk He lying in the middle Of the street. at
Mam-st and Ccntre-aye., dead. Several wounds were
found on his head ana body. caused by some
blunl instrument, or a club, stone, or boot,
any one Of them sufficient to KILL" DR..
Fiuch's further testimony simply an amplifcatiOn
OF the statement published in TIE TRIBUNE Yesterday
John Blume, town constable and night Waterman,
testified "Hearing noise about O'Clock. while coming
down Main-st. walked TO Centre-ave ana found John
EcGulgk Franklin Brady and John Quinn sitting down
on the crossing opposite Mrs Burnss with bottle. Nc
Gurk rose and toward and said he would arrest
me- Taking 70 the Others, he seized the bottle and
wanted me 70 drink told them 20 home, as It was
lato, and walked away. I met Joseph Heasley who
askod where be could got a drink told him all the
places were closed he started for the men, and
after ran after me saying, You're pretty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-17
CLAIMING NOT TO BE ANUIsANCE

The trial OF the Standard Ammonia Com
many. charged with maintaining nuisance IN Green
point was resumed in Long Island City yesterday Pro
fessors Wilkinson and Eaton Of this city, testified thnt
no nuisance could did proceed from the factory Dr.
John f. Denner testified that the amount of sulphur
retted hydrogen gas evolved in the manufacturing pro
cesses would not be sufficient 10 cause nuisance Sew.
era WITNESSES were called residents the neignbOrhOod
factory, doing business near II, VINO eseu IN
effect that they could trace objectionable odoTs TO
the ammonia works, and that the smells that now ex
listed were noticed before the works began operations
The case will be gwen TO the jury to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-17
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY. Sept l6.-In the Court of Appeals to-
DAY the following business transacted present tho Hon
Church and AssOCiatcsls No 2-thaTrs Manke
ai nm error against tho people, def ndans
gnod bV A. g. for plaintiff and by H. C. Titus for
No 4--Jaue W Bockos and others,
eiants against Eleanor Lansing aud Others respondents
eue by James for appellants and by James nang
Tor respondents. No 7MArgaro O. Wheeler Individually
ana oI6err eKecutH appellants against James A. Ruth
even Tesropsnt argued BY j. Edgf Tor appellants and By
Charles Edward SOuther respOndtn ut The following The
CONT Of kupeas Calendar for Tuesday IT, 1873
Eos & g. no. 49, a. 10, n and H. The following ~ the Mo
ton Calendar Nos 3o9 3i2 3A 3ij 35l So 35e and 1913
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-17
DECfsIONs-sEPr. 10.

Stpreme Court hdmbers-By Judge Lawrence. -.
In I'D matter OF Crugor-Order denying motion granted.
WIdner a and other aotioo 20 continue Injunction
Granted opinion. Heydecker agt. EeadingOTder 10 show
eanse granted In the matter Of Millams-An important
dare IN the petition and desire 20 counsel IN
application In the matter OF Spiler-Wrt dis
Inissed and prisoner Temanded see memorandum
Common PLeds-Spocidl IeTm-By judge Van Brunt.
veteran, etc. agt, GOstz-Order Of reference granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-17
NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND ilROoK ROUTF
HDI y y UKUUh HUU n
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.

y
EXPRESS TRAIN TIME TWO HOURS
Leave NewYOrK, foot Of LibertYst, for Trenton and
Philadelphia at $50, 951 1915, ll:So M, 1880. l. $780,
Leave philadelphia from station North Pennsylyana tan
road Thfd aud Berksst az $40 wayl $40 93O' ll5O
M, l.SO, $50. AIS, d:43. II o. IN
Leave Trenton for New York loo except Mondyh O'u
el3, 1920 a. m, 1915. 2l5. 8. 40. $50 p. M . 80.
Pullman Drawing attached 10 J5O n M
p M trains from New York; 20 the 7:4o a ni l5o m
trains from Philadelphia - ~.
9 M, $3.50, - D. Leave New YORK Tor Trenton az
a m. $50 Trenton ~ l2u, $50 a $40 D. M
Connection Is made at Jersey city station by ferry 10 ana
from BtOOklyn f.iie " depot, Jersey lily.
Tickets for al 81 Lbery-st, Nos 529 and ot4
HroadWay the principal hotels all urces 81 the re ka i
NewIork and brooklyn and at No Courtsi Brook
lvn Baggage checked frum residence 10 destinat OF.
II. p. BALDWIN. Gen. Pass Agent
EORNEW MERIDEN, HARTFORD,
Il bPRINGfIELD WHITE MOUNTAINS. MON IkEAi l.
and intermediate poins Steamers leave Por 10 l. r. AZ
Sundays included and II sundays excepted con
necting with special trains nc NoWHaven Tor Hafior
Springfield, Tickets sJd and checked at Oii
broadway Now York and Court st. Brooklyn Excursion
70 NeS-HaVenand return' 81 90
I ONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA, via
II NewIersey southern Ia road Commencing rIlb 2
L. 1873 steamers viii leave New York Pier North River
Cot Of Rector connecting at SANDY Hook with trains for
Long Branch. $50 a m. i, 3f5. 3 30 = m.
ia drlp and Toms Riyor.l, 345 p. IA
Tuokert0n. 3.tb ..
Ocean Grove ], 3A5 SIS p m
w. N WIN. &. SNEDEN,
General Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-17

A minister in Scotland took to task one of
HE hearers who OFTEN absent and the accused de-
Tended himself the plea OF dislike 10 long
deed, mon" said the reverend monitor q little net
lied At the insinuaOn, II ye dnna mend, may land
yourself where yen ma be troubled WI many Sermons
Of .her long or short" "Wee abliBs lperhaps sac"
reJorted John but It may I've na for want O ministers"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-17

A LBANY and TROY by DAY BOATS.
n .. VIBBA n and DANIEL DREW, -
leave Vestry Street Pier $780, aud 24th Street Pier az
laDdng at Nyack Ferry West Point New1urgh fo1g9
keepse RhfDebecK Saugerties Cats1l and Hudson. CON-
Meets at West Point with Carrie A. Ward for Cod
Spring and Cornwall To West Point Newbnrgh, return
BY boat, ONE DOLLAR IRA NSfEh Dy
annex boat orookyn az m, copnees 1g az AZ
NORTH and WEST special traln 70 ano
Saratoga Tickets sold aud baggage checked over Now
YORK Central Railway Tickets coupons good on Hudson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-17
ARMY INTELLLGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 16.-The War Depart
ment has confirmed the change OF headquarters from
Holly Springs to Chattanooga Of Companies A. d. and
OF the 18th Infantry. Owing to the precautions OF the
military authorities in removing troops from the yellow
fever localities only person among tho troops In the
South has died OF that disease-On August 26-at
Jackson Barracks where small force was left to guard
the public property. .. IL, -.
leyed from duty az the Military Academy by Lieutenant
John r. Williams, Sd Artillery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-17
6ousss ano farms manten.

AN AMERICAN FARMER, married, desires
N work shares With future view 70 purchase;
I,st re- erpnces Address FARM SOnth NOrwalk- Coun
WANTED TO PURCHASE-COuntry store
w doing good business in place Of 1000 70 5000 naDl
tans for will b. paid. Address with particulars
BU5IN EsoS Box 235, Boston. Mass.
VVANTED-A furnished house in tirst-class
w location whore owners family would board and give
privilege Other DOaroers reference gwen Address
C. T. r., Box No. l5 Tribune Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-17
Real estate TO Grrbange.

EXCHANGE or SALE-20 miles Out-ele-
u CANT house barn; twelve growing crops lovely
home great sacrifice for cash; worth $4,000; permanent
mort s. 600 city agents Hall pa BrOad0y
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THE COURTS.
CHARGES OF LIBEL SIX YEARS OLD.

OuAHOEo vi l1ADAs1 OLA AA-hNsD $500
Mrs. T.. Fletcher Bishop. whose testimony
attracted considerable attention in the hearings OF the
Vanderbilt will case last spriDg-she having been tbe
wife Of Commodore Yanderbts real estate agent-has
begun action for libel against James Gordon Benhe
as proprietor Of TIE Herald Scott Lord appears as her
counsel and the damages laid at $4,000. Inc al
legged cause Of action has nearly expired oy inc
Statute OF Limitations and motion was made oeIore
Judge Lawrence yesterday by Mr.. Lord. to nave tne
case for trial at the next term oil the court
The complaint all eges that the plaintiff after the west
field disaster OF 1871 went into Bellevue Hospital as
volunteer nurse TO for those injured by that aee
dent and remained there until she was herself Stricken
down by sickness that while she there an article
appeared in The Herald. headed sharks An Untiring
Nurse as Ropern for Law Firms" aud containing al
legged interviews with patients charging her Win W9I
ing in The hospital clients for certain law
firms The complaint further alleges that the pa,hln
was teacher and that her means OF livelihood hhu Docn
lessened greatly by this article. -.
when the case came up before Judge Lawrence yester
day the motion objected to by counsel because OF
the DELAY the papers not having been served until tWo
DAYS before time expired under the statute OF l
tatiOns Mr. Lord replied that the case had Deen ue
laVed first because the plaintiff did not have the money
to maintain the acton then two years ago she was sck
time and lately Mr. Bennett had Deen agseht
I'm Europe The Court reserved its decision MT LOru
said fter ward that taken the case as an act OF
mercy. ne had lately found that Mrs Bishop was yng
m and destitute near Harlem. and he had undertaken
her cause without expectation Of reward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-17

Sunday school teacher mot thousand miles
from ST. Marks MissiOnl TO class Why was 81 John
seated the right hand OF the SayiourP fup WIN
great couhdence): Why, because, Sir, he was the
Lords right-hand man."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-17

q
IN. Western aad Nor theIn EEDres drawDErOom
1850 special Chicago and western Express with
drawing room cir 10 IanabdaguA Rochester and Buha0i
m a. M Express 70 Albany Troy with connections to
UueS and iaand, Nortl Adams and bennington,
$3.50 p M, Saratoga special with dlawngroom
Z p IN. Albany and Troy Express
p M Louis EIPress, day with sleeping for st.
me cars Tor nfao Niaraa Falls Toleo and Detroit ana 10
shSs as 9r sTAT r s 9 Sa corning via
Geneva. with through sleeping cars. ., 49, =
RS OF sisSaTa FAILS Bao Cleveland TSso Detroit
a1etng with 81 Lawrence River morning.
So xbSns sIcspiihs sa,ad aud sunday nights
Nv aas a. per ioes Tine Tables SRsis Tor sale At
So GSg 20 S su ParI place is5 and ei5 Bro9dway New
York and S'S rs NRfKf RCG Genera Passenger Agent
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. - GREAT
M a LiNE ,s AED D I train. leave New
with Pullman attached. w. aud 80 p ~
For wnamsport, Lock Haven Cory and Ere at $500
the ' OH Regions %a@spor ana Lock STea
Baltimore WasIi4slGn d AMI aS s S sISSD was" ss
day. $50 4 M arrive washington m regular $40
Efpcs $40 Tor APS so a 56 Lmte
and am o. D. $3.50 1880 $50 and IN EmIgrant and sec
Opd class M For GaRS May eghd p With all through train.
Jersey CITY ahording speedy and direct transfer for
For ains Newark Elizabeth Railway, Princeton Tren
seq oca schedules ali Ticket Oniees,
m daS: $50 M 1870 @ daily except Monday From
gaSa @nd B9SS So from SaS PhsR 49, 49,
gI ao 1879 S Sunday 5 $50 Sa6 1880 H H a
az fS S OF DesSfosses and NO coufts
My IA Gt 81 Depot S4sR G S
Emlsrsnt Tleket oalee. No BstteIyiPGe,' n,,pn
FRANZ Ge haHI Manager Gen1 Passenger Agent
U,HE GREAT PROVIDENCE LINE.
To BOSTON: via Proyidsencs,i direct
MASSACHUSETTS, Captain Ray Allen,
RHODE ISLAND, Captain Jesse Mott, n,-.
S % C landings svf ana
So 90 ROUND TRIP TICKETS. 50.
THE OLD RELIABLE sToNINGToN LINE,
FOR BOSTON EN- ,s A hiI.r P1 soaf ~ East
al D. M from fie 90, HU 1d III O an o Jhs'sI trait,
nom sionnSton sold via Ihs hne York 10 Boston
10 ssieTooms and tickets FOR EITHER LINE secured az
oSD SSS is SaH sod at
Freight via either nno taken az Lowest rstS5 .s.n,
I. W. FnKrs General Passenger Agent ~ '4''--'--
rTNo PHILADELPHIA.
PENNsYLvANfA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
Through TEsns sasa way Ssy three doOO' in
Double Track the Equ pmon and the FASTEST
Time consistent with absolute safety.
on aud afterJuy y, 1874
Trains leave Desbrosses and
andt Street Ferries, follows:
4:3O 1850 s;2O 6 30 hmted, ii mi L. $3.50. 7:3O
$50 and Sunday, 43O and m. b, ., $50, $780,
$50 and 0 p. m.
at jersey Cty a0rdng speedy and direct transfer
Retnrning trains leave Philadelphia 800 a. 735 g. $50
and III a m Limited Express 1855 MI 2, 4, $3.50, and
1855 D. and ~ midnight on Sunday, $780, L. T. 8 $50
A. M. l. 1888 D. m. and IL midnight
Ticket Offices Nos. 528 and ga broadway, NO Astor
House. CourIlandsts No Court
st. and brooklyn Annex Depot foot Of fultonst BROOKLYN
Nos 1l6 Rnd ll8 udsOnat, HobOkon Depot Jersey
CRY. EmigrAht Ticket once No. Battery place
FRANK THOMSON. L. p FARMER
General Manager. 0cn1 Passenger ACT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-17
REAL ESTATE.
Monday.

NEwYoRK. Monday Sept 10. 1873.
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change salcsrOom today
BnL. j. & T. Philips.
i 4Sfofy brown stone house with lJf, No s5 Yves,
5lsst - 1852. 10 II 9 Of GtA-aye, lot zL2xlO0.5:
United states Trust $3.50
BIZ r. = raymond.
l 3-story brick dwelling with lOt NOs il3 aud IS
West 2Bth-St, e. $50 II " u 6tiIaye, lot 25xD39;
Farrasui Fire ms 60 10000
3-story brick dwelling with los. 10 35l West S3a-
ms, 80 T. 9 OF 9th-ave, loo lS.9xlJ2.2 Robert
and hOmas Oliver ...-.....,........ 1000
Bu WA RelHellH
ssIS HT Esss lSSG each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-17
INJUNCTION ON "MLlss" CONTINUED.

By the decision of Judge Lawrence rendered
yesterday. the injunction is continued restraining
Messrs. Green & Thompson. John E. MoDHnough ana
the essees Of the Grand opera House from the produc
ton of the play M1ss" the dramatizatiOn OF Bret
Hares story The Court says that there is no question
Of copyright involved and that the case turns upon the
rights Of the respective parties under the agreement oil
the defendants with Miss Kate Mayhem, dated February
q 1875 The agreement still holds good. the Court says
until she has failed keep some Of the covenants on
her mart and vests her with tho sole right to have and
perform the play America She still has time to nhl
the OF playing the piece hty times within ihe
year or 10 obtain the absolute possession Of the play by
the payment Of $1,000 Tue Judge thinks That Green
4 Thompson not authorized TO transfer 10 MELON
Ough IN tine words OF their quo 10 announcement tle
sole right TO produce IL IN America The sole rgh 10
produce the play in America" the Court continues was
precisely what Green Thompson had conveyed 10 the
plaintiff and sue, not having Violated the covenants,
they authorized 10 make conveyance 70 any
other person
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-17
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NEN YORK CITY

NEW YORK CITY
MOtt-st CNo 69). 25xIOo; Betty simon ana husband
wia@st ~ s55 ana s57J Henry waeGn and
man trustee etc 70 b 10000
S. soft Of PiitsT. 25xsO James Wiley referee, 90.
dwell and nav wife 70 william Shirley 1850
GYM to James acdyns --A.vc $4,000
Same property james MciGynn to Catharne Nc m ooo
Ls1instopavc IL IT Of S6ihst lISxOo; Hugo
Kathbnn and wife to James Rumrl- 1880
l6thst, 8, 263 II of Aye.c 26KlU3.S; Philip wag-
Same aaS wye y as!f Sao zOS
dwell and vile 70 u william Shirley 10000
well and " wife 70 william i shsy 10000
s2dst 5 100 Il Of 2d-ave. 25xlOO.6i Denis Burns
4sS sO? zoo 4 Of GfiOaave 7SzlOO; Anna
NJ Mueller and husband TO Lewis Brown 1
-o's scSacStg ti and wife 70 William William Wiling
S EadDS HsndsnSsrs and 1000
s4tfst SA:I = bet%ssa 81 aud Got No 5S6;
1I6tS.sts 3 1865 It d 2dave IS 6Tie6. II and
s0 i1g9s sD6 sSS Of 6 4 RSy sSe 600
Johnston and hns6aod to oscar D1Ty 10000
DaEn, referee rS to townsend wa1deL.. 5000
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Arnold Randolph and wife to Michael Dempsey. .oo
I aGn q aisYS and y% 10 Patrick ann
AveX Of i4tSst, years ...... 5000
7fb Oh t an ais 500
Rum io James and wife 70 Ehsa waierburY eT.
a. Of isiaye. @y Years 1880
Morris-ave, Of Eiton-st' year lOO
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
Holden oatharne to Frlncis Leland President 10000
sin Beatrice NJ TO Henry Anstice
same TO same. .-''
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6teamboals ano RAILROADS..


A VEN lhAL hAlLhOAD VI NE w
~ Ferry station In New-York, foot OF Lberty-st.
Ferry station IN Brooklyn, foot Of FultOn.st.
Commencing July H. lSISIrains leave N0W1Ork 1oOt vi
libeFtYst, as follows!
$50 a. m - For Pennington, EastOn Belvidere Maucn
Chunk, Tamaqua, Wilkesbarre, ElmirL &c Connects AZ
Junction with n. l. aud W. X. r. ..-,-
$40 m.-Fcr blgh Bridge Branch schooley,e MOUNTAIN,
Budds Lake and Lake HopatconR, EasiOn HarfsDuIgn'
Mauch CHUNK Tamaqua Hszleon. Wikesbarre sciahIon'
NilianspOrt &C. ,--.--
p m -For bennington, Easton, Mauch Chunk, Iamaqua
Wkesbarre, Scranton, Tunkhannock, Tamaqua hazetOn
Reading. Pottsyille, Harrisburg SC. ,-,.- ,,,.,
D. N For High Bridge branch. Scho0leys Mountain,
Budds lake ana Lake Hopnfcong, Eas9l Beyidsrr ana
MauCh Chunk. Connects at Junction with d. l. ana W X IL
53Op m. daily-For Easton Allentown aud Harrisburgh.
745 D. m.-FoT Easton.
For trains 10 local points time tables at stations
SUNDAY TRAIN~-Leave o. p. M II m. for Bound
Brook and intermediate points and at $50 p m for Eason
Reading aud Harrsburgh. , .,
Boat brooklyn and Erie Annex make connection
at Jersey City station and from BROOKLYN and Ee Depot
Jersey City.
NETWORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trans leave for Red Bank LONG Branch Ocean Grove
&c, at g. 7:ij o. 1lst5 m, $3.50, Z, ,. q 2. M -,
Pullman Drawingroom Cars are attached 10 the 53O ana
y m.
FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
connections Leave foot OF Lboryst, for Freehold, az
745, ll45 a. m, 4. 8, 6pm.
~
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Countrp DroperIp 90 Get.

NUHNEIg y 4JFUFFEEg ~ -EE'
COTTAGE and FIVE ACRES at GARRI-
~ SONS. opposite Vest Point Address FlSHkILL
SAVINGS BANK, FshklI N. Y.
FURNISHED Dwelling at Madison, n. IA
IL des raple dwelling II rooms furnished. i've minutes
IRON depot 20 let from September viii board with
tenant il desired Address h. NJ DOUGHERrf, 744 Broad
ST.. Newark, Nj.
NIORRISTOWN, n. j.
WI TO LET.
Furnished house from the October for eighteen
months twelve rooms with kitehen laundry bath closets
hot aud cold water gas ana carnage mouse
stable win water well located, with large grounds Address
HOUSE BOX 80, Post ONCE, MorrtstOwn, Nj
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Gitn properrp 90 Eet.

Gitn properEn 90 Eet.
A FIRST and second floor to let unfur-
N nished convenences for housekeeping AZ West S2ds
HOUSES and FRENCH FLATS, furnished
and unfurnished in desirable locations with all oonyen-
fences by HALL NIXON Broadway, corner 0lstsL
DLEASANT APARTMENTS.-Six and ten
in good order all conyenencssi at reaSonao,e
rents Apply JANITOR 3tS East T9hst. OF Tribune
Building.
GLPLENDID PARLOR FL0OR.-FOur rooms.
y Furnished everything for housekeeping piano. private
BATH hot water, gas $40 monthly private house III
East S7thsE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-17
Gitp RraI estate for Sale.

GOOD WORK and reasonable prices
~ CHARLES WARN practical carpenter and builder,
203 East 36thst
0TTHST., near LexIn gtOn-aVe.-FOur-story
- high stOop brown stones price reasonable RULAnD
q WHITING, Beekman-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-17

HAMBURG American Packet COmpany's Line
IL for PLYMOUTH. CHERBoURd and HAMBURG;
WlELAND ID. 10 SUENiA OcGt3
POMMERANIA.... Sept 20 GELLEk IT Oct 10
London, Cherbourg Hamburg
and ali pohts In I'm and Scotland and Wales; First Cabin
gold Second Cabin gold $50 Steerge currency $50
KUNHARDT & Co, c. u. RICHARD & BOASs
General Agents General Passenger Agents
81 Broad .st. York. 81 Broadway, New-NOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-17
FALL RIVER LINE -,

L EHIUH VALLEY KAIIhUAU.
H ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS jan i.
lS7Leave depots foot CT COurtandt and Desbrossess
at $50 p. Night Expres daily for East0n Bethlehem
Attention Mauch Chunk, Wiikesbafre, PttsOn Sayre, Ell
mira Ithaca Auburn Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls and
the West Pullman sleeping coaches attached
ROB'f. H. SAYRE, Sup'L and EnRr.
General Eastern Office Church and COurtandtsts
IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-17
VROY BOATS-CITIzENs' LINE.

New palace steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY
leave daily Except Saturdays) D. M from Pier 40 n
foot Leroyst connection with morning Lans for all
POINTS North West. and through tickets
az DOdds ga Broadway N. Y and COnrtst, Brooklyn.
Free transfer from Brooklyn by Erie Annex Boats
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
ID aud Naugatuek Railroads Fare ST. Steamer Bridgeport
leaves tstharneslp daily Csundays eIcepte at 1880
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THE OLD RELIABLE STONINGTON LINZ

FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST
nj D. ~. from Pier So North River. foot OF JhYsL
Special limited ucKets. GOOD ONLY 2A6 a m. train
sold via this line from New York % Boston
for 81 o. $500. $50
No 1888 broadway all offices OF WestcOts Express
company Also tickets sold at all hotel ticket ofhces.
Freight via either taken al lowest rates. =,
ID. ). BABCOCK. Presidenk
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Couutrp Real estate for Sale.

Countrp Real estate for Sale.
AT CATSKILL, 90 ACRE FARM pretty
n good buildings; only 5000. rutland d WHITING,
Beekman.st.
RULKHEAD WATERFRONT-COnve
- 10 city, for chemical works. factories refnees 6e also
blocks for dwellings for sale very low terms easy
r. A YOUNG, engineer. &c, 20 E1clange.paoe,
ZINE truck and cotton plantation five miles
from Savannah Ca sale at a bargain good houses
barns iru &C. perfectly healthy horse and steam cars
10 Savannah all times. DUNN OATMAN, FOG Br0ad@ay
OVERSIZE Greenwich Beautiful modern
III res.dence modern convenences wei located $4oOOj
others. ATWATER, las Broadway.
GALE or EXCHANGE, at Newport. r. l.,
- about 40 acre1 splendid water front, for prop
erty New.York Philadelphia vicinity Address A H.
524 Grmd-st, n. Y.
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U,HE GREAT PROVIDENCE LINE.

To BOSTON. via Providence, direct
A FULL NIGHTS REST ONLY AZ MILES OF RAIL.
The favOute Palace Steamers
MASSACHUSETTS,, Captain Ray Allen,
RHODE ISLAND, Captain jesse Mott,
daily tSundays excepted from Pier 20 North Rive
foot OF WaTren-st at Passengers arrive IN Boston
M. No intermediate landings between New-fork and
TICKETs via PROVIDENCE LINE TO OAK BLUFFS,
q 81 HOUND TRIP TICKETS, So
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. :
ID York from foot OF Desbrosses Courtlandt

EOR RONDOUI and klNGSION.--Fare. 70
IL cents NEWBURGH and below. so CENTS. Land at High
land Falls WSst Pointl Cornwall Newbur9 Marlboro MI
POUGHKEEPSIE, EsoDus, with Ulster and
Delaware and WAIKIKI Valley Railroads. steamboats,
Cornell and James w. Baldwin leave daily at Pier -