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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-02
Eeaal NoIices.

SUPREME COURT, City and County of New
- York-The CftiEens Company, plaintiffs,
against George J. Hamilton and Jane Hamilton his WIFE
SELMA Frank Cornelius McCoOD, Catharine ii. kanney,
charlotte Armstrong and Frederick Reeutz detgndans
Summons-To the above named defendants, ana each OF
them You are hereby summoned 10 answer the complaint
IN this action and TO COPY OF your answer on me
nap within twenty days after the service OF
s exclusive OF the day OF service ami IN case OF
your failure TO appear or answer ldgheht VIII 1o 'aho
AGAINST YOU default the relief demanded IN the com
paint-nated 2Sth OF May, 1873. MOORE, HAND
bONNEY, Plaintiffs Attorneys, ONCE aud FOst Once al
dress No. 81 Wallst, New-lOrk city
To CHAIR OTTE ARMSTRONG; The foregoing summons
served upon Won publication pursuant 70 an order OF n
Hon Charles Daniels OF the Justices OF the supreme
TonTt az fine Stale dated the Sd day OF Ap
gust 1873 led with the complaint In the ONCE OF the
Clerk the City and County Of NeWfork at the Court
iiO' MOORE HAND BoNNEY. Attorneys for Plaintiff
Aus law6wM.
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NAVAL ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 31.-COmmander Nor
man II. Farquhar is ordered to command the Quhnhe
baug at League Island, Penn; Chief Engineer John A
Tobin 70 duty at the Navy Yard. Portsmouth, y. H.;
Boatswain VIM G. Thompson to the receiving ship cor
orado at New-York; Acting Boatswain Dennis TWICE
TO the New-Hampshire Port Royal S. c. Passed-Assst-
ant Engineer Charles L, Maggie Is detaehed itOLn we
Navy Yard Portsmouth, n. H. and ordered 10 the gum
nebaug: Boatsman John A. Selmer, from the COLORADO,
and placed on sick leave; Acting Boatswaih Jbiles
SbepnIrd from the New Hampshire, at Port Royal, D
c. and ordered to hold himself in readiness for seaser
vim
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CALENDARS THIS DAY.
surnDm oounT-CuAnDrEs-Firs Monday motion casr

Oar,
SPECIAL TERN-Potter. J-I.aw and Fact.-No S.
MARINE COURT-TRI4L TEsd-pA I-G9ePp- yNos ~ ~
2747 A772 28G 1927 454l 254S 4sOS ga 975 8l9S 1916
l677, 467s, 1850 46Sl 4652, 1858 46S6. 4js7 46ss.
1859 1890 1891 1892 1893 494l. 1894 1895. 1896 4GJl
SG9s 400 470S 4705 47O8 47U8 4700 47lO 47ll, 412
Alb 47l4 47lb 47l6 47l7 4zls 47la APO 4722 4724
A72j 4726, 473l, 4732, 47S6 1886. 4131 ass. $3.50
PART II-Sinnot J-Nos 452S, $3.50, 4a22; $3.50 4'49
1921 1858 44O2 4A1O 1885 1884. A846 47. A667 4-aS
PAET IIi-s6sa JENos 1859 1905 1924 3OT2 3O78 4i43
1915, 1927, z4S9. 1920 1910 1903, 1874. 500 49O3.
GENERAL SEssIONs-PARr I-Ciidersleeye J.-IhOmn
Enrght rape John Anderson, Joseph Wansless James
Keey John Delany Frnk Irving Gu res Gleason burglary
William Howard Ilien BOuhie John Cihgsn George smith,
Charles Wac Mary smith, Charles Lennie grand larceny
Peter Kelley larceny C person. Rocco LOTTO rODDerT
HenrJ ~ Walters Frederick Watson felOniOus assault and
battery Thomas Muller burglary Frank A. Duns6r grand
larceny John CannOly larceny fcom the person
PART II-Hackett R-Willam Kennedy, Margaret Battle
John McCarty william Planning, James MCMauus John
Reilly homicide John Rooney eOnOu assault ard battery
Patrick Men amara John HauTahan Patrick MCGOWAN John
H. Robinson. Patrick Rooney Patrick Duffy burglary Pat
nick McGOrvan John BOyntO felOniOus assault and battery
John H. Herman, Singleton Amos J. Becker Frank
Myers Aired Baker Raphael Martinez grand larceny Emf
lie Bluhm, false pretenoes.
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Refusing TIE TRADE DOLLAR.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, Aug. 31.-The New
York Central and Hudson River Railroad Company mas
issued orders to all its agents between Now-forR ana
Buffalo to refuse the trade dollar in payment for tickets
or freight 1t is also understood that conductors nave
received orders not accept the trade dollar Id pay
mcnt Il fares.
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DECIsIoNs-AUGusr 81.

Common PleaS-SDeci0l TeTm-Bv judge J. F. DAILY.
Mathew Skelng agt Catherine Skelmg.-AhIhouy at the
rate Sc per week allowed from this date counsel fee Of go
allowed Onehalf payable within ten DAYS and Oueha when
the is brJughtO on for trial September -, 1878
Judge HOeseuIn the matter Of Packard, ctcIhc
petition the OF Imprisonment This defect
La
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THE ExPoRr OF com AND HUIIIov

WASHINGTON, Aug. 31.-The Bureau of Stat
istcs has issued statement Of the value OF gold and
silver coin and bullion exported from the port of New
York the ports Of London, Liverpool Indies and
celzal America for the I'VE weeks ended August 10,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-02

Allowing a. folows American gold coin, $3.50 foreign
gold COIN S173 $50 silver bars, S247,l56 20 AMER
S247ls5 o. Total $3.50, 400 92. The entire amount
Of American gold coin exported went 70 the west In
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Drummer Bnnro.

CILIFCK HOUSE, Greenwich, Conn.-This
- wei AnowD Summer resort deiehtuly situated on Long
Island accommodate few families for the month
Of SepteJ Its easy The city with every facility
for fishing ling and bathing make convenient and pleas
for those returning from the mountains spend few
weeks By seaside. Address Il. NJ GOODWIN, S1leck
House. Greenwi Conn.
CCRANTON'S BATH HOTEL, BATH, Long
~ Island open until October The watering place In
America rscass hotel for famiee and transient guests
lawn with walks flower pantsi
balcony IA feet WIDE $50 feet long around the entire build
mg excellent bar and billiard reached by Hamilton
Ferry Greenwood rail TO Bath addition 10 hotel
100 rooms Western Union Telegraph office in hotel.
H. L. SCRANTON, Proprietor.
Steamer BAY RIDGE leaves Bath, M, aud ?. NJ:
leaves Battery Pier J. East River TO- 800 m, $3.50 and
$50 p. N.
TTNHE ELBERON HOTEL,
IL Between Long Branch Deal the most unique and
elegant seaside TeSot in the country VIII remain open until
October l. Cuisine service and accommodations unsurpassed
Central aud Southern Railroads OF erseY and
Pennsylvania Central Prices reduced for September.
Address c. JONES,
Proprietor Elber0n Hotel
Eberon New ersey.
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eerturss ano alreliuss.

COOPER UNI0N.--RoOm 25.-Tuesday, Sep
I J tember s. ats D. m. ENGLISH PHONETICsi by Mrs,
~ BURNz. Opening Of free elass in phonographV PUP
IL invited.
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miscellaneous.


business in Iowa, Nebraska or KANSAS
ID send stamp for circular. J. H. WILLIAMSON, Agent.
FarmOnL Ne6.
MONEY, DIAMONDS, WATCHES. JEW
WI ELRY, sILvERwARE, &C, bought and sold beck at
a ANAL advance GRO. O. ALIEhB
l.ls0 Broadway, near 2ythst
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Hotels.
Giusiral instruments

ftusirdl 9nStrumeTfs
4 DUMAHAUT, late s. Y. BALL & c =,
IA. No. 20 EAST l4TH&r.
Chickering's Seinways and other Pianos aad organs low
for cash. ilstalments, and FOX remt
NEEDHAM'S PARLOR ORGANS, $5S g
~ stops double reeds) $1,000 Buy Of manuiacturer
save :wo profits. new nstrument-(1HE 'NEEDHAM
MUSICAL ca BINET)-upon which any one can play any
tune by simply working the pedals Price SIS and up.
l.. 4. NEEDHAM & son. l43 East 23d-st, n. Y.
ORGANS.-Splendid $40 organs for 800,
" $500 for 500 $40 $50 500 for $3.50 for 6j aud
SlG5 for PIANOS panofOrte for S35, $500 for
5000 $3.50 $780, 500 for slGj $500 for $780, cash not
perfect order warrgned; great bargains
unvaed Instruments unequaed prices send for catalogues
HORACE WATERS & SONS, 40 East l4th-st.. n. "
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STEAMBOATS, and Railroads
A LBANY and TROY nv DAY BOATS.

bDANI Oy OAI
IA G. VIBBARD and DANIEL DREW
leave Vesy Street Pier at 1885, and oath street Pier a
in an1inR at Nyack Ferry West Point Newbugh, Pough
keepsie Rhnebeck saugeriies Catsll Hudson CON.
Meets at West Point with Ward for Cold
Spring and Cornwall To West Point Newburgh
ing by down boat at Excursion Rates TRANSFER by
annex boat leaving Brooklyn az connecting at AL
bany with trains NORTH and WEST Special train and
from Saratoga Tickets sold and baggage checked New
YORK Central Railway Tickets coupons good Hudson
River Road received Tor passage.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. =
~ Leave NewYork from foot OF Desbrosses and CourAndt
sta;
$40 m for Warrington Columbus Cincinnati, Indianap-
oils chicago and the West Richmond Charleston and the
South Pullman cars from Baltimore TO Newark, o., and
Chicago.
100 p for Washington and the West and the South via
Gordonsyile Pullman cars from New YcIk . Baltimore
and washington making close connections for Pttsburg Gin
cinnati, Indianapolis Louisville and ST. Louis Through
Pullman cars Baltimore 10 Cincinnati ST. Louis and Pitts
burg. and from Washington 10 Augusta and savannah
300 daily, for Washington the south and West Pull
man slecpers from NewYOrK "a Baltimore and Washington
making close connections for Chicago Cincinnati Indanap
ois, Louisville, St. Louis Columbus Pittsburg the south
and Southwest Through Pullman from Baltimore 10
Cincinnati connects at Washington with trains for Lynch
burg, Florida New. orleans and the South.
For through tickets please call at Companys Office, 81
Broadway New York and at ticket Offices foot OF COurGnd
and DesbTOssessts. and depot, Jersey City,
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA BALTIMORE AND OHIO
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Gouartnership Notices.


A CARD.-The undersigned observes by
"a notice the public papers that his late partner S. p
DAVIDSON, In their firm OF DAVIDSON & JONES,
has ed petition In bankruptcy not only for himself but
seeking also 10 put bankruptcy This the under
the utmost and he desires TO add that
There is no truth statements reported 10 have been
Endorsements unknown 70 the 1n or that he has
done ANYTHING In violation O the rights either OF his part
nsr OF Of the OF the firm The undersigned In view
OF the circumstances dissolved the firm the goth lust by
ADVERTISEMENT aud viii himself attend TO liquidation ofits
Affairs 49,, ,,.>.sr, =, ~ ,o>-rs
Aug 81. 1878 6l WaLst
nTSSOLUTION.-Th firm of DAVIDSON
JONES is this day dissolved and lts affairs will DO
Inundated by the undors ignod ED. RENSHAW JONES.
81 Wallst, Aug. 30 1918.
MR.. J. L. ANTHONY retires from our firm
WI this DAY. RUFUS HATCH & co.
The business of the Will be continued under me
Of Rufus Hatch & 90. RUFUS HATCH,
J, b. HOUSTON.
A. Exchange place. New.York, Sept p 1875.
NEwYoRK Aug. 81 1873
UHE CO-PARTNERSHlP heretofore exist
/ rig under the hrns OF BABCOCK BROTHERS & co.
dissolved mutual consent aud the firm IN IL dis
continued. Either partner will sign Ia liquidation
SAMUEL j. BABCOCk,
b. FRAN X BAEC )CK.
FREDERICK A. BABCOCK,
HENRY u. BABCOCk
LIVERPOOL Aug. 81 1878.
The undersigned will continue business here under the firm
n. n - HANCOCK q CO. and for the will be
sentcd IA New. nc the oce OF BABcOCk BROTHERS
K CO., IN liquidation 8, -a.,,, n.pcocu
FREDERICK A. BABCOCK.
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METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
VI Omen from $50 a. m. to IL

M AN - III nail a L.
VI Open from $50 a. m. to IL p IN
NORRIS STREET point for South Ferry and Bat
RFCT0R STREET Nearest point for Wall street Ferry
COZ RTLAN point for Jersey City and
AtE-Nearest point for Post once, City Hall
CHAMBERS Ef-Nearest point for Pavonia aud Erie
FRANKLfN-SrREET- ,.. -,
10 Jersey and Peoples Line steamers for Albany
EIGHrH sTREET-Nea Point for Christopher street
Ferry HobOken.
IWENTYTH STREET Nearest pointer Twenty third
street Ferry to jersey City.
FORTY sFCON d sTREET-Neares point for NeW.York
Central Railroad Depot
FIFTIETIISTHEEr- -, NJ,
IISrIEEI-Nearest point TOT CehtrA FIrN
FOR UPTOWN trains take EAST SIDE siatlon.
FOR DOWNTOWN trains take WEST side station .
PARE 10 CENTS, except between the hours OF o5O 20
ROUTE Prom FIFTY eghth street along slxthavenae 70
ana along Amtystreet; 10 aud along south ttnasehns;
10 Canasree crossing into and along West Broadway 20
Chamhersstreet crossing into aud along coSgepaee 70
and along Muriaystreet and along Churchstrect 70
ana along \ ew g urch-street % M0rrlss street .
Connects with the following horse car lines; a..
ar sTRFIT with cars Tor Desbresses and East Grand
street Feres At BLEECKERSTRElc with cars Tor East
and Wrst At EIGTHTHSTREEI with cars TOT Carisopner
Tenth street Ferries Az FOU iSIsEE
with cars for West third Street and last twenty
third ana Thirty fourth Streets Ferries At
srRFFsT with cars for weehawken FeITy AZ FIFTY.
NINTHsrREEr with cars iSE ge AR ARR PRESIDENT
NewYork June 49, 1878 81. VAN B90ckLlN sap-1
WTFST POINT or NEWBURGH.-Dai lex
w cept sundays)j DAY LINE adyerti,ement; re,
main az WEST POlST hours NEWBUkGH nearly
hours; due at New-York on return at b;50
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steumboais ano Railroads.


ALBANY BOAT. PEOPLES LINE.
T s1 aR st fa North Ts od Or ay @
Gays excepted ssTiGIffERRooMs, 81 and S.
AofpE F1 =. SRSSS
eSss for sale q RaeIpa hotels ana al
E1PIsss 9ses IN e T anS Sos pas
''Ds'l' ' ' "An'''ll'a This is THE '
ONLY NIGHT LINE OF STEAMERS SELLING
TICKETS AND CHECKING BAGGAGE TO
PLACES ON THE NETWORK CEN
TRIAL RAILROAD
A TROY BOATS-CITIZENS' LINE.
sTATERooMs 81 AND So
Fer Deef steamers aa SaoSa and CITY ap IS
SURE CONNECTIONS WITH EARLY TRAINS for all
CINNAMON CARS TO WHITE MOUNTAINS WITH
sqterooms and through tickets at Dodds ga Broadway
Free transfer and from JEWELS Wharf. Brooklyn by
Erie Annex Boats.
- and NauEatuek Railroads Fare e. steamer Bridgepsrt
leave, atharnesip daily Sundays excepted at ll;SO '
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Ferry station Station in o3t o Of LiGcTiy'
Commencing July 2 lsIs-Trans leave NewYork foot Of
$50 For Pennington Easton. Bclydere Maucn
Chunk, Tamaqnai WilkesbsiTS Elmra. &C Connects at
$40 mLFor nigh Bridge branch Sehooeys Mountain.
Aauch Chunk, lamaqua Hazcton, "hkcsbarrc scranton
i0i5 a. m. and 1850 p m-For somervire and Pennington
p m.For Pennington, ElsIop, Mauch Chunk, Tamaqua,
Wkesbarre. scranton Tunkhannock, Tanaqua, HazleOn,
Reading, POttsyiie Harrisburg. &c
D. m For High Bridge irlnCh SchOOey's Mountain.
BUdds Lake Lake Horatc0ng, EasiOn Be!vdCrr and
Maucl Chunk. Junction with D. l. and W. r. n.
5:3Gp m. day-For EastOn. Allentown and Harrsburgh.
7.i5 y. nj For I1lStUn.
For trains 10 local points sec time tables at 'taons
SUNDAY TtAIN~-Lclvc at p m, II for Bound
Brook aud Intermediate points ahd at $3.50 for Esston
Reading and n Irrisbursh.
Boat, Ofthc Btuoliyn aud Ellie Annex" make connection
81 jersey city station and from BROOKLYN and Enc Depot
Jersey city.
NETWORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trans leave for Bank Long Branch ocean Grove,
g. II >, 7:iJ, .. Has a. IN. $50 {, .. y. m. 80
Pullman nrawngroom Cars orc attached 10 tho $3.50 and
i. trains
Stages connect az Nattawsn station 70 and from KEYPORE
FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
otne,ous Lave foot Of LJtryat for Freehold, az
7.l5, llij 2. M, l. Q, Gp.m.
NEW-YORK aud PHILADELPHIA NEW
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Cost Guo founo.

OST-Passbook No. s2,s99. Deliver 70
IL German Savings Bank city.
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fuH Ip~lOS
And an points East via Nrwport ard FaN River.
MANN 9th Palace ~ttfI4y.E Btl~ 'O! .hI PROVIDENCE
leave Nrw.lurk daily fr,,tn foot of Nuftay.st.
49,, SUNDAY IHIfS, ( From
Oh" r. o. June .5 tu -rptcnhvf = inc. Fer - v X
Brooklyn paf-rrEIs rausieItd Tree bv Annex bo.ts.
leaving foot Of lIl .uu.st al i,il o. 100. ... .
MUSIC BY SPLEN DID BANDS AID ORCHESTRA.
Tickets ard stgtluu1s secured ~ al principal hotels ana
BORDER & LOWELL. Ag'ntz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-02

EUSSELL'S ICE CREAM best i'll the city
25c per quart churches hotels the trade Out OF
town 0fdsTS specially. ~ Bible House
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-02

I ONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA, via
II SewIcrsey Southern ia ro1d. Commencing juno ~
steamer viii leave HrWl ok. Pier r. North RIVER
Of Rocors connecting AZ SANDY Hook with trains for
Long Branch. g.. $50 @. 10 ]. s.ij. 3. b45 r. M.
Red Bans and Toms River g. $3.50 a m, }, oi1 p IA
Beach Hav0H, q q. a., Do. o..
Ocean Grove, $50 o. Co., ]. $40. . p. a.
Vine aud. BiIdgCiUu aId Atlantic CITY p. ~
ThllaO,.p h.a and IurEortnn. % =. No., ], $40 g. NJ
WH q sNEDTN
General
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NLV. = V'NNVN' "'"'4-" Ia'''It'I NsV"'
EHIGH VALLEY RAILEOAD.

/ EHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
AEEASGENEST Of pAS%l.NFii Tvs ian J.
ls77-Le.vc rrpus C11rtiardt and rcshros"s ste
p M. slight IIIrrs, daily .r tG.ton httHleh'in
Attention Mauth Chunk, WkCsr4trr, PitisOu, Sal g.. =
mira. Ithaca. Auburn ,hrtcr BaH1lu Niagara Fails and
tic West Pullman sCvIhuC C0arhts attached
RGB'T. a. sANItE, SIpf- aAd EuEr
Ollie. church aud tOurtauGtrts
CHt-. u. CUMMINGS. AGENT
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ITTLEroN, TWIN MOUNTAIN HOUSE,


For further Information end tickets apply Ticket Office
y y *. ~. and H. 4. r.. GRAM! Central Depot NewYOrk
Transfer Company. 9i4 Broadway and COuIts. Brooklyn
Atrrinc.u1l Hotel aud other Ticket Ofie s
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A TROY BOATS-CITIzENS' LINE.
sTATEROOMs. sl ANp 81

BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOusatOnc
- and Naugatuck Railroads Fare e. Bridgeport
leaves atharinesp daily Sundays excepted at 1880
and Bridgeport at IL d.
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6elp n1Gnteo

A GENTS and CANVASSERS can find pay
"A ing employment Unprecedented by addressing HALL
Publisher 234 Broadway. n. Y.
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MANHATTAN BEACH.

The Great Seaside Resort OF NegYOrk.
Two and half miles Of ocean Beach.
Une0ualel surf Bathing The finest bathing establishment
in existence, costing over 100000
The Grand Hotel.
The largest Pavilion the coast
The beautiful Amphitheatre.
wonderful Electric Lights.
The Marine Railway miles along the surf.
The Boating at the East End
Grafnas celebrated 9Th Regiment Band (fOrty pecesl
every afternoon aud evening.
TIME TABLE VIA GREEN POINT.
Take steamer HANCOCK, foot 23d-st East River 20 Man
Railway Depot the river AZ GreenPoin
Cfour mnutes) S45 9:f5 lO:45 ll;2h ll45 i2l6
1910 100 l5O 2:25 $780, 3l5, 3J742j, 400. 5;l6 500
Blb, Gas, 7.2O and 746 p.
only 80 minutes 10 the Beach
Or, via Bay Ridge, -
take steamers D. r. MARTIN and THOMAS COLLYER
from 22dst, North River, 8, TO- IL, H. l. 2 3 67
Leroy ST. North River 9;lO 1910 IlO, 1910 49, 2lo
Per- - North River $685. 1925 li:2o 1925 1885, 22S
1925, i:25, 5:2J 6:26 1926.
ReturmnR-Trains leave Manhattan Beach for NeW.IOrk
via treenpoint, every half hour 10 Top. ~
Returning Bay Ridge every hour up % 9:3o p m
Excursion Tickets, good either route, so cents.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. -
~ Leave NewYork from foot Of Desbroases Courandt
NEW LINE LINE TO BOSTON,


via Ayns Point, from Norwich Line, Pier North River
Steamers . CITY OF NETWORK D. and "CITY OF BOS-
TON" - $50 p. daily, SUNDAYS excepted.
FARE ONE DOLLAR
Positively tickets good only OF sale
connecting with boat at Ans Point Good supper foe so
cents. Tickets for sale at Pier 30
NORWICH LINE
for Bosou, Worcester. Portland and AL points North and
East, via
New London and Norwich
steamers
"CITY OF LAWRENCE" and FALMOUTH"
nom Pet 40 North River daily, sunday excepted
Tickets and be obtained the Office Of the
Company, 80. 27 Broadway, corner Of Canast Freight
taken for all points az lowest rates For further information
inquire at l"er4O North River
V'HE MARY POWELL, fare 70 cents, for West
Point Cornwall Newburg, POughkeepsie ROnduut King.
son. COz2eus Milton, Ntwllamburg, Hyde PARK and Cold
Spring bv ferry, leaves daily from Nesty St. Pier 80, ~
T., at $3.50 p m Connects with BrooKlvnAnuex Boats.
V'O THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.
THROUGH TO THE. MOUNTAINS BY DAYLIGHT
SEVEN HOURS TIME
AND SEVENTY MILES TRAVEL SAVED.
On and after July through par0r viii leave Grand
Genital Dep via New YORK NCwiIayen and Hartford Rail
road, al sos o, IN. Tor
LITTLETON, TWIN MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
CRAWFORD HOUSE, FABYAN's and PROFILE HOUSE.
For further Information end tickets apply Ticket Office
y y *. ~. and H. 4. r.. GRAM! Central Depot NewYOrk
Transfer Company 9i4 broadway and CouItst. Brooklyn
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NEW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW

FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
connections Lave foot Of Lbtriyst, ior Freehold az
Z 4 q m 4 2 |. u ~
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-07-27
A New Way Of Fleeing the limo.
cent.

A new dodge for beating the limo
cent out Of their coin has been resort
ed to by sharpers in this city since the
town has been made too hot 10 hold
the bunko men and permit Of them
plying their trade. A number are al
ready victims and the sharpers are be-
yond the reach OF the law. Two OF
them enter q saloon, walk up TO the
bar and converse as if they had just
met One draws out his handkerchief,
mops his brow, and remarks: Ora
cious, how transpire:' Says the other
You mean perspire; there is no such
word used in chat sense IS transpire.
There is says number one. and I'll
bet you on that point" An outsider is
then referred to by number two and az
q general thing sides with the latter in
saying there is no such word used in
that sense. If you think 50, number
one says, III bet you l am right A
bet is made. number two generally
takes part Of it with the stranger. A
dictionary is produced. the word is
found and the stranger learns that
Websters Unabridged says, 'Transpire
to emit through the excretories Of the
skin OF course be loses his money
and soon afterwards the sharpers re.
pair to convenient place. divide the
spoils and go in search of new victim.
Sacramento Cal. Bee
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-07-27

BIRDS are entitled to justice. When
man is indulging in frolic, to say he
is out on q lark it is libel on tina,
bird. He is really out on a swallow.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-07-27

Scene-Centrsl Police Station. En-.
ter night patrolman: 'Ser(hic)gent,
foun' s'loon open las night Ser.
gent (serenely)-1 see you did. Be
trot Free Press.