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ONE CASE IN BROOKLrM
william schultz sent to the Quarantine Hos
pitai-Aiarm about Vessels.

Tho Sanitary Inspectors who visited Will
liam Schultz. who was thought to be suffering
from yellow fever in Dikcman street. Brooklyn.
Yesterday afternoon. found him showing more
pronounced symptoms of yellow fever. DIR.
Crane President Of the Health Board. decided
ut once 20 have tho patient removed to Quaran-
tine. and he telcgraphod to DIR. Vanderpocl for
n tug. He said that he believed that the casc
hnd developed into a genuine case Of yellow
foyer. The apartments in the Dikemcn street
house whore Schultz lived. were thoroughly
fumgGtcd
The brooklyn Health Officers we're thoroughly
alarmed Yesterday 10y despatch from Health
Officer NanderpOcl saying that tho brig Lemon
NJ prcnticc's stores. was not n proper vessel to
discharge ut the wharf. He WAS satisfied that
the Captain misreprcscnt"d at QunrHntnc, and
had had yellow fever ON bonrd 1T the Delaware
Nrcakwatcr man had been sent the day
before To some hospital. either the Seamen's
Retreat or some of tho Brooklyn hospitals.
The Sanitary Inspector found that the
her cargo Of sugar. She had come from
Trinidad de Cuba. Ono seaman. Swcdc.
named Theodore Dahl. who had become sick
since the vessels arrival in home waters. was
removed on Saturday to the Seamens l,eircat.
on Staten Island; The discharge of the cargo
was stopped. and further orders wcre awaited
from Dr. Nandcrpoal. who telegrnphcd later
| that no had seen the seaman. who was only
slightly Ill, and that he had sent him
| below rs precautionary measure. In
! the afternoon he telcgraphcd that the
| whole story originated with sailor whom the
. tns rncy u anitary Ipsncctor Raw.
| mond examined tho log book ~ the vessel, and
| as he found no sickness recorded there. he nor
mitted the Captain to continue TO discharge the
| cargo.
| Tho Captain OF the bark Margaret Edwards
! laden with licOrico root applied in Brooklyn
| Tor n permit to discharge her cargo. but IA he
| had M Quarantine pass the permit was denied
| ucnding an Investigation. The Captain said
! That the Jersey City health authorities retained
his pnss, and refused him permpission to Dis
! charge there. The pass Of the Margaret Ed.
| wards having aftcrward been found correct IN
| order was given last night permitting her &c
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-21
MILES ROSS RENOMINiTED.
The Action Of the Democratic Convention In
the Third New Jersey District.

The Democratic Convention to nominate
candidate for Congress for the Third New Jer-
scy District was held in Elizabeth yesterday
Mr.. James S. Yard. editor OF the Monmouth
Democrat. was chosen chairman. Tho Third
District comprises three counties-MiddleseN
with 40 delegates. and Monmouth and Union
with SO delegates each 1t was said to have
been conceded and was generally supposed
that the naming Of Il nominee was TO be lett to
Union County. which has not had the naming
o. q candidate in a number Of years. hut
in calling the ballots the other counties were
called first MddleseX. being called, reported
through its chairman. Mr.. Charles Dishler Of
New Brunswick. that i6 Of its 40 ballots were
and for sheriff Thompson OF Union County.
Monmouth County next declared its 90 votes
solid for Mr.. Ross. Union County. occupying
IN the roll singular position for n county 10
Ing candidate declared % Yotes for Mr. Ross.
81 for Mr. Hazeltine. for Sheriff Thompson
and blank, Mr.. Ross's nomination was then
made UNANIMOUS. Mr.; Ross has already served
two terms The nomination for n third con-
secutlvc term Is tho first that has occurred in
New Jersey for twenty years.
Among series OF resolutions read by Mr..
Henry Farmer. editor of the Amboy Democrat
and chairman Of the Committee OF Resolutions.
the following was enthusiastically applauded:
ResRred. That we hereby condemn the fraudulent man
ner IN which Hayes was placed IN The PRESIDENTIAL chair
popular vote and approve the action ot the House o
tSesc frauds which roSSed the people Of their rir6 AND
we earnestly recommend that measures be taken TO pun
sh all who aided Abetcd in this infamous business
Mr.. James +. MARITIME offered n greenback
resolution. which was ignored hy the Convcn-
ton. Mr.. Marsh ii. Tucker of Elizabeth took
of his coat and addressed the Convention to
that extent that he had to be removed by tho
police. Mr.. Leon Albeit and Col. Zulich spoke
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Identified a. the Rev. John Fa gan.

The gentlemanly-a stranger who
lodged at George Bishops Hotel s27 Eighth avenue on
Thursday night last and who was taken sick the next
day and died Sunday IN the Roosevelt Hospital was
recognized YESTERDAY As the Re-" Father John Pagan
formerly the pastor 81 the church Of the Transhguraun
in Hooper street Niliamsburgh lie was at one time n
very popular clergyman but el into eyil habits and in
March last, after many warming, suspended from
the ministry by Bishop Loughn lie received Sinl in
June last from his successor the Rev Father l and
SINCE that time hstandng the cntrcars ot friends
led dissipated life lie was always careful when over
come BY drink "a deny his sacred calling and II was only
when he was In trouble that he pnraded the fact hat lie
was clergyman The Rev Father Tincmnn. who had
been the assistant pastor at the church under Father
alcoholism.
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Congressional Nominations.

The Democrats Of the Fifth louisiana Dis
trct have nominated col j. ; Young Tor T.. Leonards
uncNmrcd term, and Gen r Floyd King Tor the Forty
sixth Congress
The Democrats Of tho Second Maine District yester.
dry. nominated 5 Clifford B"lcher tor Congress
The Republicans oi the seventh Ohio District have
nominated James H. Lucky u Ottawa county Tor Con.
gross. Vice the Hon Charles Foster. declined.
The Democrat. Of tile sixth Michigan District have
nominated the Hon. Hugh McCurdN Tor Convrcss Tho
National Grcruhagk Convention the district
nominated james J Mead uf Lansing.
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Alderman Lewis received $50; Coils. pnckney
md luilloe agents Of virginia and Tennessee
Air Line. received slgj
meeting Of persons from Mcmphis will be
held IN the -. Nicholas Hotel. Mt 10 \. VI. to-
day. To- devise measures for tho immediate re-
lief of the sufferers in their city
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-21
Resolving Asa,n. rhree.cent Beer.

The Citizens Protective Society OF Brooklyn
has passed resolutions that. under existing laws an,
taxes they will not sell beer at less than 1--WE cents
glass nor buy II from any brewer who sells saloon
keepers supplying At three The society
posed in tho MAR Of brewers and dealers.
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young woman named Laura Lee Of "a Hut
ton street Jersey city arraignod before Police Jus
nce Peoubet yesterday morning, the complaint OF MIR
George Keyscr. liquor dealer at Central and lioboken
avenues who charges her with having endraVored "a
backmail him by asserting that he had missd her sseT
The prisoner was held Tor examination.
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The Rev. Mr.. vo.buruh Asked to Re.,rn. u

Some of tho members Of the Rev. George b.
Vosbnrsh's church IN Jer,ey city. who have become OPP
posed to him his trial the charge Of attempting
Ia poison his vie. "Wednesday mornin, last sent him
letter signed with thirty names. politely
guessing his resignation To insure NE letters safe de-
livery. n registered aeon Miller. il avcrrcd
headed the opposition 10 Mr. No-hurgh. No reply TO the
letter had been received last night Tho letter sent
10 Siuyvcsant. y. Y. ana Mr. Nosburgh is at Asbury
Iark y
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DUBLIN Aug 20.-The Evening Telegraph OF
this city publishes account Of attack made by Judge
Keogh II the Court m non Pets uuon his valet m
~ OF temporary ms ni' judge kcu-h wa stayin2 near
Brussels for his hcHlih the valet rc rtd In have
received several painful but not dangerous cuts with
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-21

HARTFORD, Aug. 20.-Mr Haddock OF Mis-
souri, the owner OF the horse Edwin forrest sold him in
this city today for $1,000 q. f. Greene of Babylon
X. Was the purchaser tor other parties.
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New HAVEN. Aug. 2O.-Dr. William F. Carver,
tile celebrated marksman married this evening To
Josephine Daley of This city popular and accom-
plished lady Only few friends Of the contracting par
Ties knew OF the intended marriage, Nevertheless u
number OF prominent citizens were In attendance pr
Carver became acquainted with the brother OF the bride
In California and formed an acquaintance Win Miss
Daley he has been east The bridal party elt Tor
New York and PHILADELPHIA this evening. The presents
were costly and handsome.
Rememher Point Pleasant Aug "a; 10000 hotel for
s275 u. Duryee. l76 Broadway. Go and sees-AdA
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DIR. BenIa.nln IL. Robson. FunernL

The body of DR.. Benjamin II. Robson was
buried from ST. Marks Church yesterday afternoon Dr.
Robson died at so South Washington square ON Sunday
aged oa lie passed his life in this city and commenced
practice when New York did not extend above where
now the City Hall stands lie WAS the lash ltpe n.y.
Rev Joseph II yanec conducted the services ana W.
inll bearers were Dr. Jared llnsly Dr. Alied Ipt VI
\ \ Pirpc Dr Joel Foster, Dr. John Davis, Or Alfred
Purdy MIR John I.yscIcdgc, ana MI .haies a. io'A'
The body wgs buried m W0odlawn Cemetery
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JOITINGs ABOUT TOWN.

Partly cloudy Weather possibly occas ional
rain. winds mostly nmtherlA stationary temperature.
and rising barometer
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The Thermome.er In New York Ye..erday.


At Hudnut's at 2 4. NJ. GSa &. G6s: 9, 72e; IA
NJ, ~ $3.50 T. NJ, ~, g. 50 ~, II, ~.
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American "star" son Capsules.
Tin boxes blue wrapper. Sold BY all druggists -@dH
New-York tribune., 1878-05-02
TTO PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ
NEw.YoRK AND PHILADELPHIA
Fourteen Through Trains way daily three DepUts in
Philadelphia, two In SewYOrk

Philadelphia two in New.YOrk.
Double Track The most Improved Equipment ana the Fastest
Time consistent with absolute safety
- On and after November ~, 1874
Express Trains ayes via Desbroses and COrt
landt streets Ferries, follows: . ma ,o
7.3O 500, $3.50 lmtcd ii A. m, T. g. g. $3.50. Y S:3O
ana p N SUNDAY, g. O. $780, y $3.50 and v p. m:
Boats OF BROOKLYN Annex" connect with all through trains
Brooklyn travel. 49,. 80 80 =
Returning trains leave Philadelphia 320 3:3j Z, 1890
$50 a. .mited Express 1885 M 2. L. 5J,
and 7:35 D. ana ~ midnight sunday, 800, $780, T. D,
$50 q. ~, 4, 1885 p. M. and II midnight. 80
Ticket offices 526 and 9ll Broadway No. Ast0r House,
and Of Desbrossas COrandtsts: NO COurtst,
brooklyn Annex Depot foot OF Fulton ST. brooklyn;
Nos ia l6 and llS HusOn-st IobOken; Depot Jersey
CITY. Emigrtnt Ticket Office, No. = Battery.pla
FRANK THOMSON i. p. FARMER
eneral Manager. Genl Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1878-05-02
OFFICIAL REPORT N. Y. INNING STOCK Ia
CHANGE SALES MAY l, 1873.
THIRD BoARD-2:3O r. NJ.
BoARD-l O'CLOCK p. ".

WEDNESDAY, Muy IT
The stock speculation to-day proved to be ehee,'.
mgly irregular. During the early hours inc ~
preston was general throughout the list pu' 's..
there was sharp rally, which affected more rs.a
ticularly the stocks of the Lake Shore Company
the coal roads. Lake Shore, which monopon'os ,os
54.72O shares out of the total sales OF ize,.y,,
shares, opened at 61s and after quick mo'ea. .h.
to 62, declined to ella. Later, on account =. a
sanguine expectations expressed by the RFeslaes 10
the company in the annual report, the price '0''
62s,, and the stock finally sold at 62's ass
The ~eport of the company for the year carr en he.
December 81, 1877 furnishes little iniorpa. .ou,
yond that already published. But the Iep0i'
New-York tribune., 1878-05-02
i)coposals
PROPOSALS for the CONSTRUCTION of

PROPOSALS for the CONSTRUCTION of a
4 LIFE-SANING STATION -,
sealed proposals will be received this department until
II O'Clock OOu SATURDAY the tn day OF May 1878,
for ifcsaying station house at COney
Island Ncw.Y Each bd must bc accompanied with
bond In Of : 900, with two good aud sufficient
surete conditioned that the bidder shall enter into contract
without delay give such bonds security for the faith
fu thereof be required, his bid be
bidders will the number OF after the
signing within which they will agree TO COM
plCtr the building.
proposals be ndorsed Proposals for the construc
tun Of life saving station hOuSe and addressed 10 the
Secretary Of the Treasury Washington ID. c.
Specifications plans and forms Of proposal and bond,
be obtained az the office OF CAPTAIN j. H. Merryman
L. :. r. NJ, No 10 Broadway, n Y. OF ii. II. Hunting,
superintendent Of Lsaying station. Brigehampton n Y,
amt upon application TO this department.
The hight 10 reject any all bids, or TO waive defects nt
deemed interests Of the Government to do 80 To-
served JOHN SHERMAN, secretary.
Treasury Department, Washington d. C., April 20, 1878
THE TRUSTEES OF THE NEw.YoRK AND BROOKLYN BRIDGE
Office No u Waterst. Brooklyn, April q, 1873, }
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
- the Trustees OF the NewI0rk and Brooklyn Bridge az
their Office 2l Waerst Brooklyn, until IL Of Monday,
June g. 1873 for the manufacture ana deneTy OF ABOUT
1880, 900 feet, board measure Of SOUTHERN YELLOW
PIN +, and about 10000 feet board measure OF WHITE
OAK.
Specifications may upon application at the Office Of
the Trustees. w. A ROEBLlNG. ChietEngineer.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-02
Eeaal Nolltts.


CUPREME COURT, COUNTY of NEW
- YORK. STEPHEN D. MARSHALL and GEORGE N:
MILLER executors Of the last win and testament OF
LEVIN II. MARSHALL deceased, plaintiffs against SAM
UELF f. HAWKINS and BENJAMIN IN &. THORNAI. as exec
Of the last win and testament OF JOHN H. lERSoH,
deceased, HENRY T.. EAKIN, PETER p. C0RNEN and
LYDIA ANN CORNEN, his wife, ANN GREER, formerly
ANN ORD nd SAMUEL V. HOFFMAN, defendants. Sum
named defendants aud each Of them You
hereby summoned the complaint IN this action
the plantins attorneys
within days after the service OF this summons exclu
of the and in of failure 10
Judgment will be taken against you by default for
the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated April, 1878.
MILLER & PECKHAM. Plaintifs' Attorneys.
Office and Post fice address,
No. 20 Wal.st, Box 5,2J8 Newly Y0rk City.
To the defendanta PETER p. OORNEN and LYDIA ANN
CORNEN HIS wIfe The foregoing summons Is
of by publication pursuant 10 order of
Charles DOnOhue Justice Of the supreme Court OF the
New York. dated the 9Th day Of APRIL 1873 aud filed
with the complaint in the Office OF the Clerk OF the CITY aud
County NewIOk at the Court House in the City OF New
York
Dated New York, April Q, 1873
MILLER & PECKIAM, Planting Attorneys.
Office and Post Offce address,
Aplllaw6wTh 30 Wall-st, Box 629S, Newly ork City.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-02
stealaboats ano Railroads.

ALBANY BOAT, PEOPLES LINE.-Ihe
n elegant steamers DEAN RICHMOND or 81 i JomN oIn
will leave Al North River foot OF Canalst daily tsu
days exceped at D. connecting at Albany ior AL
North and Tickets sale at principal nOte
ali of Wescott Express ofces York and BROOKLYN
Brookyn passengers transferred free by Annex Doats
Firstclass fare, III deck, Zoe; eAcufsion 10 hoany ~
return, 81 90
DONDOUT and KINGSTON. landing at
IL Newburg Poughkeepsie Highland Falls West Pointl
Cornwall Marlboro Milton, Esopus connecting at R0ndout
with UIsef and Delaware and Waikiki Valley Rsllr9a4s
Cornell and James W. Baldwin leave day
at 4 D. M from Pier "a North River foot OF Hars0nst
New-York tribune., 1878-05-02
Gitnations fOantee--females

DELIABLE servants at the parlors OF the
hLADIEs PROTECTIVE UNION and DlRECTohY,
removed G2 West 33dst Annual snbscrpuon ~ III a
OF the Home Marhas Rest All other cnsii,ao. uo,
nected with this society will be discontinued un sustaned
by the public
CEAMSTRESS and CHILDREN'S MAlD:-
- BY very competent girl; has unexceptohaoe aeiel
epees an excellent and can cut ana nti no oD
lection country do some chmoerWofk Ca at
COZ Gth-ayc.. between Both and 36th-sts
WAITRESS - CHAMBERMAlD. BY two
w Swedish girls one waitress the other chamber
maid would place together 2Z9 East 2Shst tnifu
tloOr
XNAITRESS.-A neat tidy young girl who Is
w is most thorough waitress take mans place
can serve Wines waits in rstcass stye s neat ann
active excellent references. Can Do seen al oOz
9th ave-, between 35th ard S6th-sts
WORKING H0USEkEEPER-By Scotch
w Protestant who understands her duties IN every
department; would like keep house for few genemen
ulcI stands Of linen marketing Sci best city refer
ences Call KELY'S 1873 West llthst corner oth
ave, (renlOyed from l32 6thayeD
New-York tribune., 1878-05-02
NEW- YORK nndLONG BRANCH DIVISION
FREEHOLD. and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
foot Of Libertyst, Tor Freehold at
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW

BOUND BROOK ROU If.
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA. M q
Leave New.York for Trenton aud Philadelphia at $50 =
eSO 1880 a. n l3O $3.50 $50 IL aod at H. Tor
Trenton
philadelphia from station North Pennsylyana ta'
road Third and Berkssts 1909 730, $3.50. 1880 m"
Leave Trenton for NewYork at 20 except Monday 6jj
500 1920 a. M. l2:l5. 2:l5 4:lO 6:l5 m.
Pullman Drawing Room Cars attached 10 the g3J M
$3.50 trains nom New York TO the 1870 m lJo D h'
trans from Philadelphia. - , ,,,,,.,-,-,,. ,
SUNDAY TRAISs-Leayo New.York ami Philadelphia ~ ~
NJ 30 D. M leave Trenton at .20 iU2O m G:lb o. m
Tickets for sac foat ilbcrtys, Nos 5-J AMI ~
broadway nj the ppcpa hotels all Offices Of the Erie Rail
way in New and brooklyn and AZ No Conrs' BooG'
lyp Bagcare cheek ed from fesleIre To destination
=. IL. u EALDWIN. Gen. Pass. Agen-
New-York tribune., 1878-05-02
10 A. M.-sALEs BgFuRR TuK CAL

SAFES Of atate and Rail,cay Bonds-Raroad, Bank and
ErDress Stocks.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-02
gteamboais ano Railroads.

ALBANY BOATS DIRECT-Merchants tx
~ press Line.-Elegant steamers WALTER BRETT or
NEWCHAMPI0N will leave daily Saturdays exceptedh or
Albany North rst dock above PeoPes
Line at D. m connecting with trains North and West Fare
(deck 25c cabin fare &c., meals SOC Freight aken ower
Than by any other lines A. p. BLACK, supt.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-02
/, pIIIcU VALLEY RAILROAD.

\ A1nANGFNENT or PASSENGER TRAINS Jan. |,
IsT7 Ieaye drots Of COurtiandt and Desros-e- ss
a. G9o n n, Mint Express daily fJr IasiOn Belrhein
Arentown Mauch Chunk WlkesDaTre, Pttston SaYre H.
mira Ithca Auburn Rochester innato Niagara tis AMI
Tho West pullman sleeping coaches attached
wv "' KOB'T II. -AYRE, Supt AM EngE
Onirp COuTtitndt sta
NN"''"- A AnLrnI
New-York tribune., 1878-05-02

Tk0Y BOATS -CFTIIENS LINE. - Sure
connections with all railroad lines North. and West
FARE GREATLY REDUCED. FIRST CLASS, 81. DECK
5Oc EXCU RSION, fl 80.
and magnificent steamboats, daily,
Saturday at H. om Pier 49, n. H. loot Leroyst; state
and through tickets at Dodds Express 944 Broadway
-'' 80 JOSEPH CORNELL Gen1. supI
New-York tribune., 1878-05-02
ONG BRANCH AND PHILADELPHIA

via Sew.Jcrsey Southern Railroad. Commencing OctO
Der \ 1877. The steamer JESSE HoNT will leave New
York Pier & North River olt Of l,ccorstl connecting at
sandy Hook trains for Long Branch, Philadelphia AMI
Toms River IL m and y. Nineand, BTHgeion, Egg
y. NanOwn, Eafncght and IuckerOn
y. IN. sundays for Long HrAnch, $50 = IN.
- " =. SNEnON, GrneTal MANAGER
New-York tribune., 1878-05-02

WILLIAMS COLLEGE-Wholly devoted To
w college work with ample provision In all It's depart.
ments. TUITION, 800 YEAR. Board may be secured AT
81 a week SIX THOUSAND DOLLARS distributed an-
nually among students needing aid
p. A. CHA DBOCRNE President
MllliamaiOMn. Rerk shire COUNTY, Mass
New-York tribune., 1878-05-02

| L
.sss e.
ns & % Cabin as & " isaRs Zoe
Than by any other lines. A: r BLACh, suP..
| BRIDGEPORT. and all points on Honsatonic
- and Naueatuck Railroads Fare 81 steamer Biagepor'
aud Bridgeport at ii D. m
RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
- NewYork from foot OF Desbrosses and Cortland
500 a. H. for Washington Columbus Chicago the West
Richmond Charleston and the south Through Pullman cars
I:U1 M Io Washington and the West and the sonth via
Gardehsyie Pullman from NewYork R to Baltimore and
cinnaii i1ni.y and 81 Louis Through Pullman ears
baltimore Cincinnati Louis and from Washington
eco M daily ior Washington the South, West. Pail
MAKING close for chicago Cincinnati LomsyllS
Iman cT' ca on %orc to cincinnati and Louisville con-
meets al III trains for Lynchburg Florida New
es'f ssr cs at pam 9, CSs ss
and and dSP9 Issfy RRTTfmRE fy AND OHIO
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Ferry station IN New Yprk foot tot Of Lberiyst ,rt
r Es2 Ensq c6Sne M"cs a
'sS s5 T Il lien a9H Ere M T. anc Eason Harrisburg
Mauch CnnnK TamaGua Hazleto, "ukcsbarre' scranton
1915 a. M and i:3o m-For somervie and Pennington
mFor Flemagon Esston March ChnnS Tamsgaa'
~ inIfor igh BRUCE Brnch, Easton Belvier2 and
MauCh Chulk Connects at JuHcon with d. L. and W IL H.
G:3U " daily For Esston Allentown. and Harm burg
S:25 n.-Fui E3s,On.
For trains 10 local points time table at stations
SUNDAY TRNINS-Leavc at $50 a, NJ. ~ p. NJ. for
Bound Brook and niermeSIs points and a" $50 m Tor
EastOn Reading, and Harrisburg.
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains leave for Peh Amboy Req BANK Long Bran'h
Stages connect Mattawsn station TO ana from hbi-
PORT. and at Squan TO aud from POINT PLEAsANE
EREEH0LQ. and NEW-YORK RAlLWAl
connecuonsN foot Libertyst, Tor Freehold al
SIS. Has a. H., OILS p IN.
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
New-York tribune., 1878-05-02
r. ,ARRHNadEMENSfro a \ OF TRAINS taking effect Feb %

9 n. .m.-Cincnnati and Chicago Day EIureds Drawing
room coaches tO Buffalo sud Suspension Bridge.
DdilyD-FIs -. Louis f.AIrcsz arriving at ButaI'
sl5 M connecting with fast trains to the west an SOU
west lu lmans brS drawiu sleeping coaches To uo
y m. tDmly)-Pachc Express for the WeEl SlrelllR
coaChts through Rochester Buffalo, Niagara ls Ihc
na anu Chicago without change. also hotel dlhs cars u
Chicago
New-York tribune., 1878-05-02

Young MEN privately Fitted for College
F. HOFFMAN, SiO"khridge- Mass
New-York tribune., 1878-05-02

DUTGER'S GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New
III Brunswick n. IOSth year begins sept ~ Sends 80
boys year college Prepares for college scientific school,
OF business. Twenty bodTdeIs - ,,,,,,,,,, ~
New-York tribune., 1878-05-02

FIFTH CALL-2l2 O'CLOCK p. NJ
Currency es 10000.