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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-06-15

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folSte. ga6 bemlelben tpurben bic
DtlSer Dem Cardinal be 2uca Spr9ez
iteut. 9lm gta6mtttase tpurbe biz
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ca6 Telt bes ). 8ernarbtn BON Stena
feierte; pann eins es gum mamertinf@
f6en &erfer unp ben iibrt9en &tr6en
uno SebenSmiirrt9fetten bes Jpruns,
uno su ben Gutnen Der alien Safer
palate. 8et alien Belu@en besleiten
eint9e .5erren beS 2e1e<@ereinS ais
funbt9e 8lbrer bic 9anbsleute. sllz
les 1T seiuno nno in better Stimmun9,
Som, IS. Maf. Der paplt err
nannte nad bem 8eifptele etntser leiz
|ner Gpradn9er cine aus ben Garbind>
len Silio, panebianeO, Gerrtert Granz
6t unb 0iane0t befebente Commit
iipn bebufs Santmluns pon 9tOttsen
iiber berrOrra9enbe @eiitli6e, ipel6e
na6 auSwabl 5u tta!tentiden Bild6
fen ernannt perben f5nnen. Der
papf emphnS beute in feterlt6er Nu>
ptens ben @elanbten pes Sultans,
8ebrpS gfenot tpel6er cine Inipraz
DE an i'm rt6tete. 5n fetKer 9lntz
mort ranfte Der Yapit fit bic ttn Na@
men be5 Sultans auS9ebriidten @ez
itnnunsen, fpwte fir ben S9uB unb
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fen erfreuten. gr fpra6 bic 6of<
nun9 aus, bteIer S6uB tperbe aufre6t
erbalten unb gum @Obls bes Nei6es
erb5bt tperpen. Spdter batte BetroS
Gfenpt Driout< <Nubtens betm papfe
Der Jpn baS @roefreus beS @eOrez
Sroens Derlteh, lotpie befm Staats<
Secretair Gran@t.
Cine telesrupbilde DepeIae pom d.
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btnal Gran6t anserpteien an bic ae<
fammte fatbolifde Getfli6feit III
Oeutldlanb fofOrt bic 9tuferberune
er9ebett 3t lalletL Der Nusbrettung 6eS
Sc3talismus aus allen &rdften entz
Sesen su wtrfen. Sefne !5eiliefeit
bate cine lanse l1nterrebuns NIT Car
otnal 2eeo6owsft unb lief fi9 BON
cemfelben @uffldrung iber bic Scsiaz
liiten in Deutfdlanb seben.
Sn Sicilien unb Galabrien bat
bas Hduberunwe1en in leBter Belt
mteoer sepaltts iberbanb senommen.
Selbf bte iddrffen 9prtebrunsen Der
Ne9ierun9 Serm59en oemielben nt6t
su feuern.
8iir3li6 madte fi6 Elm Wann in
Hom baran, ft6 lelbft 3u serbrennen
unb tbat bteS auf pfener StraBe in
f6redlt@er 8eife. St beeOB i6 nit
petroleum unp sdnbete i6 feIbit an.
Nae 6ilfe fam 3u fpdt. Der 8etla~
9enSwertbe beien Seentitdt ni6t fef<
3uiteaen mar 1T rSafg oerfcblt ber
Grpe iiberseben wprpen.
2ugembure
bat pur6 feline geitra9e an Der @eltz
ausfelluns in paris bereits bic ausez
meine anfmerfiamfeit auf ftd gelentt.
Sn Der luremburetf6en 9luSfelIuns
ptrb namentlt6 ben Grempen neben
oem 3ef6tbum auremburss an Gtz
fen Gr3en gang fpeeteu Der BEN
S9ulweien etnserdumte Saal berSor@
seboben. Der Grempe 1T iiberraIdt
gu ieben, wie Die &letnen BON Susenb
auf Die betpen Spraden, bas Deutl6e
unp 6ran3Sflde su9let6 lernen mdfz
fen: /: wte Die S6rift aufallenb fdbn.
Der nnterri6t febr ernf unb gut tatboz
lif@ 1T. GaYenee<8aaren bas piel@
Serlbmte 9eDer bic Glacez5anbi6ube,
unc man6e anoere proOucte bes 2anz
ceS mubten natirltd fsurtren. Die
AusfeDune bes flefnen Staates nilnmt
ileben Sale in slnfpru6.
Nus bem Saas tpirb eemelbet bab
Die 3weite &ammer einitimmis bic 8er%
mdbluns bes Yrtnsen 6einrt9 NIT BET
prinsefiin Murfe spn preueen sut9ee
beteen bat.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-06-15
AnsldnOi(1e lta6ri6ten.
&lein, aber inbaltsfd,tper

/
tparen bic Na6rfdten, tpel6e BET Sc
le9rapb I'M Saufe Der lebten Sage
bro6te.
Sn 2ti1atOn, Der ,5auptltabt Nortuz
gals, eretanete f6 lebten Somltao
Elm 9ewalti9es grrbeben. eiiIabor
wurre i'm pprf9en Sabrbuncert Be-
fanntlt6 cur6 Elm Grcbeten serltBrt.
NuS Berlin 8. Sum-, melcet man.
Der 6Grlt StSmarf leipe an Nerpenz
| l6wd6e.
&ailer @tlbelm bagesen erbplt fd
aumdltg BON fetnen Wunren; ct bal
suten &ppetit unb S6laf unb fanr
wteber ouffeben.
ct. petersburg 10. Stunt: &ai1e,
Nleranoer bat 6ieber unb mub baa
8ett bitten.
Nus Gpnltanttnppel. 10. Stunt, tpirt
9emelcet Der tiirfii6e Sulton babt
stpar nod nt6t ben &ppf aber ben
Nerltano oerloren; man ertporte ben
Nuebru6 elmer neuen &eYpluttpn BON
Sette ber Nltturfen.
0Otba, 9. Stunt. Die Mbbaltuno
oeS alttenzGpnerel7es in bteiioer
Stabt 1T BON ben 8ebbroen unterlaei
wDrben.
Berlin 8. Suni. Dem beutlben
Sunpe5ratb wurpe Elm pom Sir
ten Stemard untersei6neter slntrae
our @uf5lun9 beS 9teidstaeS, pprz
aelest tpelder berpprbebt oab glnae<
ft@ts bes swetten WproYerfu6s
auf ben &atler bte auf per &eetez
run9 laitenpe 8erantpprtlt6feit fit
bic Grbaltun9 Der Sronuns ibm
(bem &ei9sfansler) nt9t erlaube,
BET benz erfen, miblunsenen 8erlu6e,
pom &ei6stas bte Nnnabme bes @ez
iebes ~srr @bwebr fpsialiltiI6er slusz
l9reftunsenT su erlansen fteben su
bletben unb baB man bet Der iebteen
3ufammenieBuns bes &ef6staees ri6t
oarauf re@nen f6nnt msbr Grfuls su
baben.
Webrere Stubenten fnb als mutbz
mablt9e Wttfdulpise gfObeline's 9ez
| fanolt6 etn9e;psen ipprcen.
SIN &6ni9ret6 Sa6fen, tpp Die Spz
ctalilten belonbers ftarf pertreten iinb,
fanpen sablrei6e gerbaftuneen itatt,
Mflttdr unb pplt;et baben i6arfe Or
Der, bet oerbd6ttsen 8epeeuneen eittz
| Sul6retten. GS mar bereits pom Wrpz
flamiruns bes 8elaserunsssutanbes
bic &ece.
Tmr6tbares 6ruben= 1tnelnd.
Sn Grams &Oblensrube BET ct
5elen in gnslanb bat ami pprieen
6rettas cine f6redltde GrplpTpn itattz
9efunben, BET Der an 800 Menf6en
um9efpmmen ietn ipllen.
Gtner fpdteren Depeide sufOIse tptrb
bic 3abl ber Weni6en, tpel6e iid, ais
bic Grplpiipn fattfanb, in Der @rube
befanbeu, Ser16tepentlt6 auf ppn 200
btS $50 sefddst. Mebrere iinb fdper
perlebt beraufbef fTrbert tpprben. Man
befiir6tet, oab Der srSete 9beil BET
un9lafli6en' umsefOmmen 1T.
Our6 bic Grplpltpn in Der &pblenz
Srube BET 5aYbof wurbe bic Grbe mel
lenwett in Der &unpe erl6attert. Stint
Wdnuten mad Der Grplplion itieaen
cte Grifen in ben Sdadt binunter, unc
@nbere fOl9ten mad. 3sbn MenIden
|'purben lebeno auf9efunoen unb mad
pben befbroert elmer itarb iebp6 Iofprt
uno ett anoerer bate 70 pieI BON ben
@rubensaien einseatbmet bas et
fur6tbare S6mersen lit unb fawerlid
nit oem Seben bappnfpmmen ptrp.
Wetteren a6t Der pdbrenb Der GrplDz
fCn In ber 0rube beFnbli9en Arbeitet
9elans es, it6 su retten, 232 famen
um'S 9eber.
Die 2eute, tpel6e ii9 fpfort mad be,
GrplcitUn tn bic @rube besaben uni
na9 etpdtsen nod 2ebenben forf9ten,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-06-15
Post & oney Orders

fnO baS fdrrfte unO tilislte Wttttel
sur lleberlenrun8 pon 0eIb unb 1ouz
trn tpo fIe su baben i1nO, oasu sez
brau6t tperpel.
8cnn cine 3eituns BON einem pOft@
ou1t an Elm anberes periest rperpen Ipu,
fo muB tutmer AUDI oaS Noltamt anee@
Seken tserrsn, 100 bic 3ettuns frlber
eEpfansen tpurpe.
8enn Semans Tein 8latt ni6t re-
9elmdst9 empfdn9t Ooer fid auf ir<
9enb cine gSetie 6ebler einI9lef9en,
fu fpate Der betrefenbe &sent iotpie
bic 6erausseber fo9let@ BARON bena9>
rt@ttst reroen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-31
FININcIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY Dec. 30.-The whole market was
active to-day The spocialtes were conspicu-
ousy strong at advancing rates. The general
impression exists that the large amount Of
money 10 be disbursed in the first week Of Jan
uary will DO attracted to good dividend railroad
stocks rather than TO Governments. which yield
only v cent. interest. Under this inspira-
ton Northwestern advanced 10 jO.; Lake
Shore. 70h Michigan Central. 73A; New York
Central. 1925. Western Union. 95i Erie Il a..
The speculation has boon so rampant that many
predict reaction in January. particularly the bulls
quit risei at their successful campaign the
more conscrNa alive bears There no doubt that the
prosperity Of the great TRUNK lines evidenced hy the
Increased earnings has been due IN great degree 60
the general u.s. OF steel rails II stated by experts one
ton u steel rail performs the OH 90 ten tons at iron ht
in general ten years ago easy account
Tor the AFFINITY the New York Central 10 compete With
the canal In carrying grain FROM Buffalo 20 New York.
and yet earn it, o. sular dNiirnis
The froiuce Exchanges OF Chicago and Milwaukee
port such low rates tor wheat corn pork lard amt gen
crHl merchandise. that there l. expectancy that
shipments may be made smaller scale hereafter
less which Is not probable. new frcsn demand Wall
spring up
In loan. the rates pai for the use OF gold were l6I
-, 3. 81 T. cent. and Hat
Money ioaned on call at 45 p cent
Foreign exchange heavy nnd lower. the rates htv
ng been reduced TO - s2sttsIi ior time and demand
bills
dove rnmcut bond- were active and higher except Tor
lsd7s which were a lower Tue following were tic T..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-31
ENTERTAINING 4 SUNDAY sCHoOL.
Lively Games In the Basement OF n Church
that were Hardy spiritual.

A novel entertainment was given in the
basement OF the Third Universalist Church at
Bleccker and Downing streets. last evening. for
the benefit OF the children Of the Sunday
school The managers. in discussing tho plan
for their Christmas festivities came 10 the con-
clusion that much spcechmaking and hymn
singing would not be the most cheerful amuse-
mont that could be devised. They had too
often seen unfortunate youngsters imprisoned
IN uneasy seats for hours listening TO prosy
addresses. all the time nnxiously longing for
the bit of cake and lemonade TINT too often
was poor Compensation for the suffering that
preceded IL. IL was therefore resolved 10 have
a now kind Of entertainments
The preliminary religious exercises were
very brief, consisting Ot short PRAYER aud al
dress Dy the pastor. the Rev. t. c. sweetser and
ono song Then the Superintendent read "A
funny story. with n good religious point To H.
c"rtnnly. hut with the funny part well marked.
Next. the pastor presented prizes To those who
had obtained tho greatest number 81 scholars
DURING the year. Then the infant class sang a
short song, and, 0ttcr That the great hlackho
remainder OF the evening, was wnir,cd around
10 the aston shed gaze ot the Sunday school.
The wonder and delight OF the scholars vas
played:
eqh and l,g.oG. . ,i.iss to }crusaa,a,r 3
Tho playing Of these games presented merry
scene and Tor several hours the building
I
drrn. Each game tcrininHted az the sound Of
the belt 50 that when the boys gut too bolster
Gus the game ended. There was plenty OF
| space for the sport. for thu seats had been re-
| moved 10 the sides Of the ROOM Even the Bible
class Joined In when 'Coptnhagcn' was an
nuunred, aud the older children regretted that
| 1t was the only kissing game oh the list.
Each game was led hy one Of the teachers
! Mr. llencock tnking charer Of Ruth and ia.
cob. Miss Hewlett of Going to Jcru-Rlem."
Mr.. Kidd Of Leap Frog" aud Par" AMIR.
| Sw.etscr. the pastor, q stage Coach. and Mr..
! Hall was the cnviod leader OF "Cupenha-
gen. After the games bountiiLl supper was
served.
The library Of this sunday school Is some
! what unique. 1t includes Robinson Crusoo.
! tales II adventure by land and s"a, novels by
! Dickens. Bulwer. Charles k"adc. aud other stan
dard authors. in short books thHt will he read
eagerly 10y the young, Us we'll rs u good assert
| mrut Of religious readlng. carefully selected.
! In the summer. the Sunday school has AN eN-
curs.on, and the yearly exhibitions have some
times been characterized ly dramatic eNhbl-
tons and living sthtuary. The features Of in
noccnt enjoyment which ARE thus made prom-
nrnt haV" made the Blocker nj rect church one of
the most nuurishing Of the down town churches.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-31
THE BLIINE INVESTIGATION
subcommittee Appointed TO Start for New
Orleans On Thursday.

WAsHINGroN, Dec. 3O-Tho Teller Com
mtlee, as Senator Teller prefers to have it
called. held a meeting to-day, and decided To-
send u subcommittee to New Orleans on
Thursday. The Committee will consist Of
Teller. Cameron and klrkwooi. Republicans
and Garland amt Bailey. Democrats. The two
Democrats appointed were the only Democratic
members Of the Committee present to-day,
Wallace and Bayard being absent 50 far. tho
Republican m MIXERS of the Committee have
d"cliu'dto outline any plnn OF operations for u
general investigation North and South or
- :rrr IN n Suh-runl mite" in MASSACHUSETTS,.
They rcius", in other words, to op'u an inquiry
NJ any IuInt except that ON" al ia" South. whore
They have reason To- bIlrNr a ci.r ia rnady for
them. Senator i Her has boon -oMoWhat net
tod hy the rr."r"n 'rs To- his appointment ms the
un"N p""trl Chairman, and rCmurk Of his IL
freely quoted this evening, witch rnprrsel$s
nina ~ 9iNin- To Reporter: You news paper
uirn have boon making "a good deal ~ nm Of
mao I'M wlnn Tho Cuiiiiultlrr lris la work ,yi I'M
show YOU am no siouch." Mr.. Teller is from
Colorado.
Il IT, probable that n meeting " tho Commit
ter OF whi"h Nr. Potter Is Chairman will be-
h"ld on IAN. 30. A suhprna has boon served
ou cyl ultrd Nti '~ Comm i~s iOnrr South wort D..
wh, sc ''atrmrnts i'm the Washington Post huNn
attracted Nurh attention, summonng him 10
appear 10 tudi date. Southwurth had to do with
issuing tno warrants obtained under what il
known rs the SOWING machine afhdayits.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-31

AnNMs-on Christmas uigLt in Newport. ~. W,n
Alihurpe Adams. acei II year, knpwn a. Uncle hlly
Adams Duuug his long career Mr. Adams tuIus Ell the
society OF the most distinguished men ut the cunnry,
including John quincy Adams Henry clay Daniel
Webster. and Andrew JarA-nn
BELL ~, at IA, resiicnce Fari.nn. Iiscard
Cheshire England, aecd 81 Robert B,i Philadelphia
L. : A
DISAN.-on sunday. Dec 20. Thomas Oman. aged 70
Relatives and friends Of the fauiiy invited 10 A.
tend the funeral from his late rvNicucs. ~ linC ~
Wednesday. Jan. I 1877. at2P sharp
FULTON In liilsbOr0, \. AZ Dcc -. Mrs Catherine
Fulton. alCd 90 wears
HORNE Philadelphia. Pa Dec 27 Mrs Horn. in
tie if2d wear oi her HIr.
KELLY -on SUNDAY. PC -. lame, K,ny. aged Is
years, native OF the rat.h ot kntatmour Bellevue,
County GALWAY. ireland
Rclsuvcs and friends invited - attend the funeral
from his late residence 80 A st THIS iHV al . O'Clock
LYND In New orleans. DC. -. ilrnrctte Blanc
Lyni aged 80 years. willow OF jullu lfii
MCSALlN In Philadelphia. Pa. De-. -. Alg Nc
NallY agcd iOi year.
THOMSON. AT NorristOwn IA De- D.. Mrs ElilAbc III
Thorn son. IN the iu-d wear NJ hcr age.
MARNE.-M his late rcsil.uc'. Wotnt AZ. ', on tho
evening of the 2bth inst. E<a Ntluo "a the 1utll
year at his axe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-31

New YonK. Monday. Dec. 30-Rcceipts ~
hccves yesterday and Vdai were so lads. 1881
head, making total OF 500 lot the week against 9ss5
for the previous week. The advance OF &C T. n made
Friday last wholly lost and the market was
tremey dun at 7ls9loi,c IN to dress 5js57 MS for
to medium steers. with bulk Of sale OF medium
TO very good steers at ~ go dress 81 Ms Exporters
used about so NJ si,sni g. d N Shipments for Tho
week 1904 quar- vi beet hnd tjj 1--we cattle,
Receipts OF sheep and ianhs ~ car lgads 567
head making 10 100 Tor the week aaaHst 2i for tho
previous week The demand was very light. and alta re-
dnctOn NJ about a. r n hVh sheep and lambs the
market closed heavy sheep rangcd from SIC to &c "
~ With few lots sold at ~ 2isSiJt q up Ms lambs
from sac to bic n ~ Shipments for the week, $50
carcasScs of mutton
Receipts of hogs to-day and yesterday were 0ilS car
loads or $40 head. making o total u 32niO for the
week, against 4n2I for last week Market dun and
nominal with car loads offered R'tVe hut sales he
fore Change. Nominal quotations sJ9f3 10 p 100 bs
for fair to good live hogs.
Receipts NJ live stock this market tho year nEgrc
gate 5h3I bocvcs, AllS milch cows, iJj51j calves,
1891 500 sheep and lambs and i7n7 iGi hogs showing
increase totals vi 1871 Of ~ isf bccvcs mii
cows ~ calves l4l GJj sheep and lambs and j7
Ipr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-31
SIHENIS.


Paul Mcrritts AT Last" may be called a
comedy drama. It's production at Wallaek' :
last night was attended with much success.
owing mainly to the excellence Of the east.
which included Mr. Lcstor Wallack AMI Mr..
Chas. +. Coghlnn. The scheme Of the play
Is not new or brilliant. /, deals with
the separation OF husband and wife tho
supposition Of crime on the pnrt - the hus-
band, the slow establishment n his Innocence.
and the reganing 81 his wifrs affection. Mr..
CoghlHn played the pnrt OF the husband who is
nrrus.i Of lnrr"ry. Mr. lost'r WallHck repre-
seut"d John Gd,Fd" on" Of The firm upon which
the forgery was committed. The association in
three acts Of a. thrpHrtios .inriudugtho return
ed husband, who b. unknoWn to any one but his
wife. ha having assumed tno name Of TpoDe'.
gives opportunity for intrigue and sentiment.
wni,h r. llrusanily carried OUT. And in til" end
inc ushand wins hHrN his wife hy sheer solicit
t"tiop and tenlorposs. Mr.. WnlIark's rolc
II that 10 which he takn- with easy
grnce-the puternHl guardian Of tho
young people. and his h"uiyuant uroier-
ton II Innocence Hnl lariie disprnsaton of
justice charmed everybody. tn" humor OF tho
piece IL rather slow. being furnished 10y % dult-
ish lover in Tho person N Mr. Floyd. who ad-
nir's c'SSV Miss B'uilar". and wins the right
To marry hrr 10y Wrlr,Jpi accidents.
Al l.. - Ia 'k- intensity and hrrNitV. hut il
H. charu.nElv aotri throu -hout Mirs Enia Ger
mon tspc'tlly contributing EoWrthng new IN
n" linz ot s'heming widows. which. To Use the
~hopmans phuse WAS very much admired.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-31
Contents OF The Weekly sun.
WEEKLY Sun. published this mo-

contains
Wreckiug a Famous Rauk-Can Eads the Great En-.
riurrr Irscuird Tor lrmcut-Inw the Suhdrst RtnN
h'hr. klural knhhVr, Governor Millionaire. and Bog
cara a. mar ahlr and Infamous Career Mr FNarts's
NrAiran fnhc', Tie Blame COMMITTEE What the Dem
"crIts To Insist ron, Il, sumption Ncur At land-t
u r BE- Mh' "a TIE IRE and the Niuk Closed
The Sew Amy BE Archbishop lut, Ills p'hts-A For.
ma L"ttr 0i ENplHuatuu-fho niutcsc called ulrn To
Aid huU with lsttuii. No. Th" ri accn Tan Distress
in EnGIHud-Ih" Threatened httAC Of Miner SUI.
% .hE l!uor'rt Mmmf Acuviy ~ tdoraao-
makers Strurk SILVER ore a. More Larth. A Cnn.
n.. urut rragrd, Tho Double Gimme Tor which Kate
tslh and " Bishop are tatd 10 Answer, \audcIhit =
NcN Steamship lmc-1uC Further Development of Nrw
Nntt, tnIam,ryV, oar lnulon Lcttr-lMd Tnn'
Reaching the iirtHt Lard Ownet--Kaucnr ~ Politics,
u.tA and hcr Scui kp-nl NucruN. Murder az an A-rd
Mi.rr Or nNun md VI - kcllY-Scqurl to an Unhappy
Ci4u t, lht oio tiNt tuni ,pi Minb'r the Rae tic
Nut~t Nnr'sWi New buuks--A Rrirs iVrUiisc uut~. A
World Wide Fans lAlr-Iho Mann versions tap Stur
81 Brauy mt She Bast, A Man Fish, The French III
guHgr IA tAuadK puetrN-thrunval fautS The Sailor
Nur, Her 90 iuinn NJ the Play, Stor,-A ShtWktng
story. hN Ntklc collins, Par 3 The Latest nj
eFtaphiC News, Sunheams, Notes on Science And IN
dustr> LADIES' Departing NJ, M,iy columns Editorial
Aruclcs and Agricultural Matter, Financial Intelligence.
and MARKETS
Iht WttALY suS contains a complete epitome of the
news 81 the week from all parts ot the United States and
the American sentiment Copies IN wrappers ready tor
mailing IN the old country he had the desk our
publication ico Pnce our cents fur sale ~ all news.
dtalerr IN 'lty AMI country.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-31
Am THE WY TO HARLEM
The East Side Elevated Railroad Making the
Distance In a. MInutes

Through trains To- Harlem were Iun yes
tcrday over tho Third avenue route Of tho New
York Elevated Railway The schedule said
That trims were Ia follow each other AZ intervals
Of five minutes throughout the day, and this
rule WAS pretty we'll adhered 10. although some
l.tilo difficulties occurred here and there. The
schedule that was followed yesterday is the
same that will be observed from this time on.
IN" first train down started from roth street
Harlem, ~ '45 \. NJ and the last one nj mid
uiunt The iirst M tram was from the South
F"rrY NJ 5.35 \. NJ hring the first down from
u rl"m, an' tho hist on" 1t II 30 this morning.
The tlno occupied ON tho down run. when
hero WIS no interruption, was fpriy-cight
minutes, going M, owing to the grades. II tool,
MY minut .. During N" iyc-""nt hours, at
morning ana evening. extra trains were run be-
tween FrHnklin square and Eighty ninth street.
Th"s" carried. ns distinguishing mars. red
after dark. As 'ar up NJ Eigh,y-fourh str'"t
the stations IRE all vrry nonry completed. and
lndginF from the numbers Of men employed on
th"m, the stations above that uont ought Ia ha
hnish"d very soon slight fail Of snow
e" lav GG IN 'G tho r %e OF thu e' %i a T nS
ynry much at any point Of the route.
One train that ran up between ~ and
any one 81 three cars Of which il was composed
~ any one tim; hut that was p"rhnts tho
llghtert train run. md the man1grm"ut took
the liberty ot switching it or AT nntuih street
and leaving iis pass myers 10 wat for tlr next.
Tint wa- only a matter Of five ninutoa To- the
pgseeng"rs. and Ms there WIS no house on tho
platform, other to shelter thcm or inirrruut tho
view, they could look on very nleasHntlv. mean
time. upon IN" enOw-coVer"d llats. tn" bearded
goats. and the identical course taken 10y tho re-
dou tahlo Wuut'r Van rwllirr IN thut distant
time whom he embarked somewhere about the
region ~ Hell Cat" IA hont. and VIII N MHnhHt-
tan town aud Nnotleth street lay u long wuy
Rpnrt.
The rapid transit trains to Harlem from tho
Forty scoond street depot, that are run every
hall hour. woro started yesterday afternoon
with two and f. mtimrs three less cars thnn
usual the elevated road drawing from them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-31

Mother and Son" was performed in the
Brooklyn Park Theatre last NIGHT. The bcauii-
iul scenery and appointments were from the
Union Spunrr Theatre. The cast 81 characters
was largo. and cnll"d forth the full strength of
the company The prominent parts were wolf
assumed 10y the lrhdlng meinbrrs OF the com
puny Mr.. j. NJ lIurdr as fdLTict making the
finest portrayal OF character tnnt has been seen
in thus thcntr". Il IS Rosa Rand as Ndrceir
AHbrrV added TO tH growing cstrcm ut her
gilts ~ n Talented actress. Miss Kate Meek
augmented the cast, appearing as tho BuOnesS
~ AHdre Tho waits hrwrin the acts were
unnecessarily long and tedious. There IN every
indication that the piece Will bo SUCCESS.