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New-York tribune., 1878-04-03
6teamooals ano Railroads.

A LBANY Boat, Peoples Line. One of tae
~ 1legant steamers DEAN RICHMOND or ST. JOHN,
W. leave Per A. North River every week day at p Ia
Albany fOr all points North and West Tickets
sale at principal hotels and all OF Wescos Express Offices
New YORK and Brooklyn. Brooklyn transferred
free by Annex " boats.
I ONG BRANCH AND PHILADELPHIA
~ NewJersey Southern Railroad Commencing Octo
Der 8, 1877 Tho steamer JESSE HoYr viii leave New.
Pier OF Rectorst connecting at
Sandy Hook with trains for Long Branch Philadelphia and
Toms River, ii and Vineland, Dridgeon Egg
Harbor, &c. Il Wantown, Barnegat and Iuckerton.
w +. SNEDON, General Manager.
P0ND0UT and KINGSTON, landing at
Ia Newburg, Poughkeepsie. Highland Falls (Wes Pont
Cornwall Marlboro Milton Esopus connecting at Rondout
with Ulster and Delaware and waikiki Valley Railroads
Steamboats, Thomas Cornell and James w Baldwin daily
at p from Pier 3s North River foot Of Harrisonst
TkOY BOATS -CITIZENS, LINE. - Sure
connections with a railroad lines. North. West
entirely new snd magnificent Steamboats, leave daily except
aud throeeh ucke Dodds Express e44 Broadway
JOSEPH CORNELL eenL supt
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REAL ESTATE.

yFw-YORl.. Tuesday. Aprll z, 1873.
The following sales were held at the Tx
change salesroom TODAY:
BgJ0s. HcGutrc
plot OF land broadway. OF 5itbst lOlaS ,oo
7S2xlOO. .JxG2.5 Ilrfs $0f'0V"
~ y. N. LfdlOU q %.
story and basement brick houses viii! lots, Nos lul
and iG3 West ilthst. s. $50 10 ~ OF otha'e .o zoo
each lot 229xi iO33 cooper, <o''VV
I 2.st0fy frame dwelling house VIII nloI OF Iabd
Gn9n 4 ro. TIS "a cdon,I ~ OF Wais 1ou 27OO
Bv Richdrd Y. Hdrfdt
| story brown stone dwelling house with loi, No
~ so o. uss is y u s,be = II % $4,000
5s.1ry and basement brown stone dwelling Ntn
lot No 25i East Tihst, 81 IT " o. dave os 400
IOBxsG; = r farrell @'+oO
b. HoteqFd ". CoGtes.
3-stOrv Fuglish basement brick house with lot NO
3l3 East Odd st. 1884, fl Of 2dave, lot lsox o-o
0o.' \ Hamilton ''O'"
loiss : East 69tb.st, 923 II Of Ave-A. each z6x
81 ty 14,s5 s5o Helen fanedon a. as' 5000
Ri Gerard Betb
SstOry frame shop and 3-stOry BRICK dwelling house,
with LOT, No 25S West 47thst s, 100 IL OF oo
Siiaye lot 25xl0O5 Mary Miiler"---.--..--.- hooV
BIZ J0hi r. BObd
l 2story brick dwelling house with lot NO 33o fast
G5;h ST. g. 23i9 II " Of lEtaye lot lS9xloOOi nor
Ella Arnold 3bOo
i0Ss 9 Simon Womsar 1000
BIZ Van & EsdrHeg.
plot Of land West 72dsi, go 10 Of llhaye, $50 ~
x26.4xlJ0Sx43I; Life Ins and Trust Con- 3ooo
Bu VLi Reflneuv.
| 2stOTy frame dwelling house with lot. No 100 East
1laf-st. s 35 II OF 4th-ave, lot 1Sx757 Alex N.
II
New-York tribune., 1878-04-03
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

NEw-YORK CRY.
Allen Anna 9. 10 Jo.ophno Lester, b0th-st, - 100
BassiorJ George v, gnd wife TO william L POmeroy
is asih iOnn s % fi5insi 1900
Iexineton.ave W 8 222 II of s5th9sI, 2Ox67.22sg
"o' t1is Of siiays s5x2iSG .le 1900
Bretiei Ilsa6e.h to Charlotte Bull, i2Sist So, 100
cor roadSa o a and $sihsi 2S6x631
7iss ,st'iI :. SGS II Of 4Iays i7Sio22 l4OcO
iothSt. '... $4,000
s i25 Il Of Shaye. @ozes6. 2l.5cO
mean Gfossst C2iih War iOSi00..-. 2o6G
Hestcr.si 25I75x52 200
iSaG,st = io2 It oi SiayS s2xrrceaar -. 10000
lstaye, $ 200 4 Of 57t9.st $6x7i x7i,;i: -:
f"hf5 5n s7o IS Of hlS .ve 2Srrregr 1000
=, 2iO % eof isisye. 25zi1ecisr 1000
Fielding George and Robert executors, etc 70 John
schwegicr, o2dst, 5. DOT IL on block 2SG lo'h ooo
Fisk. james II referee to the Union Dime SAVINGS
Institution Lexingonave s. 600 II OF lUh'st ooo
yst lanes NJ referee to the Union Dime Savings
ssh51''oI h.A4t ''+.S - ~, = - . 1900
fosTs5 iS'sS'o'' w. N'.y.' 10000
iiSiI''ciyi iissI ~ - > - :, 1900
isSi6oS iSia6'n - 1000
F!sk james NJ, referee, to the Union Dime savings
1000
yist- lanes ~ referee, to the Union Dime savings
Institution, l7th-st 2l9 IT OF Lexihgt0n%ye , oo
Ftsk. james N. reicrcc. 10 Inc Union Dime Savings
Iustitution 47h.st ss, 23I fe Of LeXngtonave, oo
ncs1 Groyest ,2ith wafl 1900
III " Of 2dSyt 25To22S 80 1900
a5ISss - $4,000
rooat 1906 n " Of Jack -. 25Xs36.......
Lesis John " and wife, TO Jacob weeks, Nos. 55l,
S6s Shsriion ION 81. g. s5 ssSIoIi2s LOO. 5000
' ave- s' 10 II n of i2istsi 2Sso. ..... 1000
ave-, =. 75S, u : of 52is 95 rioO .. 10 600
Il" So ~ .. 49, .......... 10000
"'S sa, sih 81 = 25o II Of i0tfave 25rio23 $50
sS e. lt its Of Gtb =. 717i B.xifTe guar C625
Oarman. Hydro T. aud vie aud others. to Patrick
CARROLL quit clam, No III irsterst, 2j1'5X22f
overhler John & ana wife 10 Francis Rosenied
isti s. IGs It Of st,aye is9Si02 -. lo5OO
Reppcr. Cacarine. q Frederick KiTcheis, MoBroest
Stevens james a and wife, to John stevens undi.
yded Dne-thiryl interest cor hadisonove and
7sth-st. lO22X25 and also, Hndi yided onethlrd
interest " cor Aadison-aVc aud 10ust lO92N g,
s,sIeaa John II and vile /; Everett p wleelernw
cor Madison ave- ana 7itist O2. 2x25 -. 10000
ips II " ef 2dave 2oT 20 -. 6l6o
Hoe. SSh.i. = zoo n of Sthave SOxaso ~ 725OO
,oIave ssS It n Of slti,si IJI0TS5 $4,000
ioraTe ss7 i, a Of o5tst isi0Tg5 ... $4,000
Zuimer, Frrdenfk and wife. 20 Franz FTeund et al,
stanton and Attorneyst-, l6.axlOOAirog- -,
zulger David 10 Mary i DevineIc ooths st 5, US
Oi lstayc 2OII0O 4
New-York tribune., 1878-04-03
rCO PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA ILAIL9oAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
" between
NEw.YoRK AND PHILADELPHIA
Fonreon Through Trains each way daily, three Dcpos
Philadelphia two In New.York


Philadelphia, two In NewYOrk
Track the most Improved Equipment and the Fastest
Time consistent with absolute sateiy.
On and after November IL, 1877.
Express Trains leaves via Desbrossos and Cort
landt streets Ferries, as follows:
1880, S:2u $3.50 hmitCdl IL ms T. D. q, $50 y $780,
and p NJ Sunday, A. m, 8, q. 63O z, $50 ana p m
Boats OF "BrOOkn Annex connect with al through
Jersey CITY, aording speedy ana direct transfer
Brooklyn trnveL
etufnieg trains leave Pbiladelphia 800 9S5 q 1890
$3.50 and III a. No. uimed Express 1855 D. MI q T. $3.50 T.
and 1885 d. n ~ midnight On sunday, 3:20 $780, T.
$50 a. M. Z, 1870 p m, and IL midnight
Ticket Offices 526 and 944 Broadway No Astor House.
foot Of Desbross"s and Cortsnatst; No Courtst
and Brooklyn Annex Depot Fulton ST. BROOKLYN
NoA ia and lS dson.st. Hoioken Depot Jersey
CITY. EmiRrsnt Ticket O[ice, No Battery place.
PRANK THOMSON /. +. FARMER,
eneral Manager SeD1 Passenger Agent
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ceadl Notiees.

DY ORDER Of Hon. Il. r. WESTBROOk,
ID Justice Of the supreme Court OF the state OF New
Doc. hereby gwen TO she or the
statute GnihDTizng attachments eganst sbsconding,
resident debtor that attachment has been
issued against estate OF John T.. eprDgsteen
debtor and that the viii be sold for The paw
OF his debts unless he and discharge such at
according law within nine months from the nrst
of this notice and that The payment OF any dents
him residents OF this STATE and the delivery 70 him
his Of any property within this STATE belonging
hn and the transfer of such property by him. are
forbidden by and vodDae the l9th day OF March
1873 g. p. JENKs, Attorney for Attaching Creditor,
CastlCtOn Rensselaer, County, y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-03
RECORpED LEAsES.

HegemAn Laura NJ. eIeoutrix etc % tue Manhattan
Athletic club. Sthoye, " =, from 5tth Ia 07tb sts
200 lOx275. years. Of ANIMAL rent of............
InQrahsm. Daniel =, "a Clara Snlser 4dave - from
l26th 10 l27ihsts ('snlzers Pafk d 2OOxAb9ut
500 also l27th-et =, 75 II Of 2d.avo. y, also
sc cor 2d-aye and l26th a. -x4OO, aud also tho
dock or pier at the foot OF l21thsL On the Harlem
River years, at annual rent
New-York tribune., 1878-04-03
GRIFFIN HOLBROOK, MARTHA FOWLER

" APBOIT and EPHKAIM FOWLER
TO named aud all persons who are descendants
hersaaw of kin Of the above named persons, or
Their Rssiees executors administrators or legatees
"A decree 0f Judgment OF ths Newlork
suIreme Court entered l6, 1871 In action
rLtted FREDERIC j. Belts and another executors, &C.
of Ephram H0lbroUk, deceased, against GEORGE f.
BETS and others whereby sppoinsd referee among
things determine and report the share OF the estate
EPuRAIA HOLBROOK. deceased 10 which each of his
their legal representatives s entitled under the said
" judgments therefore, do hereby give notice
you appear before me- at my oce No ITO
broadway YORK CITY, the 23d day Of March, 1873
the prepared then and there to prove
from the persons above named or your claim
through the estate OF Ephram HObroos late OF
CITY of New York, deceased your default VIII DO
and the estate distributed forthwith III accordance
with law.
New.York, February g. 1878. ....-, ,...,.,,.,-
Referee
MALTBY attorney Tor Elizabeth Hochkiss aud many
others heirs Of Euhram uOlbrOOk,
50 Wuliamst. New.YOrk
l4f iawGwW
New-York tribune., 1878-04-03
BROOKLYN PROPERTY.

Bg 4. H. 1ulieT G. Son.
3-story ard basement brown stone house with lot,
No l2S Columbia Heights, s. running through 70
Fu.mGn st, bet Orange and Pneapplests. lot 20A
400; IOwring
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steamboate ano Eailroaos.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonie
and Naugauck Railroads Pare, 81 steamer sFidsepo
kaye tatharincsp aay sundays excepted at ll'So a. NJ
ID ALTINORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.--
BE NowYork from foot Of Dcsbrossts and Cianat
500 G. H. for Washington Columbus Chicago and the West
Rieu ond hares and the south Thron2h Pullman cars
J1 D. m ior Washington and the West and the
Gord0nsvle Pullman from NewYork 70 Baltimore ana
tinnat Lousville, 81 Louis Through Pullman cars
Baltimore to Cincinnati ana ST. Louis and from Washington
800 p m dalS for Warhneton the souta. and West Pull
naziug close connections Tor Chicago Cincinnati Louisville
St Louis, Pittsburgh the south and Southwest Iuiongh
rcets Washington q; trains for Iynebburg Florida New
For thTough tickets please call at Companys o e. so
Broadway New Ycr and az ticket Offices loot Of Corandt
and Dosbrosse ss and Depot Jersey .~o orro
RAILROAD. .
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Ferry station in SMewYoIk; M loGt OF LberLyyst
5S S Hr a Ga e eeSss Comets ssuea az
S:i5 a. u-for High Bridge GIAnch, Eason. Harrisburg
Mauch CuunK, famadua Hazcton "ukesbSfre sci"hV'h'
i05 ni and i:sO p m-For Somery1e Fiemlngton.
Wilkesbarre runkhannOck Tamaqua Hazelto'
Reading potlsyle Harrisburg sc ,,o.,oD p.,dors md
Msuol Chunk. Connects at Junction with d. l. aud W. H. H.
$50 daily For Easton, Allentown, and Hhrspufg
For trans 10 local points table stations
SUNDAY. TRAINs-Leaye a! 93Oa NJ u. ~ p M ior io
Bound Brook inermeiae points and at $3.50 p M ior
Eastou. Reading and Harrisburg
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
Trains leave for Perth Amboy Red Bank Long Branch
PORT and at squan to and hom POINT PLEASANT
EREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
connections. foot of Lberiyst, Tor freehod at
S15, ll:4h a. m q, 5l5 =. m
New-York tribune., 1878-04-03
Gonntrp Real estate for Sale.

EARM of FIFTY ACRES, well-watered,
within ten minutes walk Of the village Of saGgeres on
Hudson brick house good barn mountain scenery
Cntsnils t4c terms Apply 10 BENZ NJ CooN' sau-
Gerties y. Y.
EFOR SALE, TO LET, or will EXCHANGE
and ten acres Of land hour from NewYerk fort
ing the ocean; has all modern improvements,
and grounds beautifully laid out plenty OF choice
S25, 900 originally cost $4,000
For further particulars address
Post Office Box 2.OlS, NewYoTk
Eyontclair Real Estate Agency Sale, rent, fur
WI nshed variety Howe Parsons 10 Ccdarst
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fam Schools.

VALE Law SchOOl.-Rcgular courses, years
Graduate cOnrse fOr gree of DCL Fall term
opens Sept. 26 Address Prof WAYLAND, New-Iiayen,
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JnstrnfflnH.
For Both Sexes-Citv.

4 MtRICAN KINDERUAKItN .
~ and NORMAL TRAINING SCHOOL removed 20 Tho
ian re- ary rooms 45tlstDear bthave y \ Miss T.
NJ cor, Principal win begin 18th wear sept %, e.-,
kindergarten material cheap and Deautui 1ehefi
Depot Sl2 BiGadWRg send for illustrated etaogne.
0E0 PER QUARTER. ,.,..
y ~ French spanish aud German toIougy taught ny
eypeienced professor Rapid guaranteed 70 IhoSe
IN ernest CAL OF address PROFESSOR 81 East 5Othst
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GeacDers.

LII wanting TEACHERS. Schools, or Pupils,
~ address Amer Educational Unon" 767 Broadway ~ y
Nu0t Introducing Plan in every state Established leJ
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY % squareSupples schools and FAINT
lies with thoroughly competent TEACH ERS Families in
tending visit the Paris Exposition be accompanied by
French ladies gentlemen who will act guides and inter
pIeters. Apply 10 Miss NJ. J. YOUNG
EL0CUTION. Mathematics, Classics, English
h branches taught country cliy experts from Yale,
and Harvard Address b, World Building.
EDUCATIONAL BUREAU, 80 Union-square
H New-YOrk-Engagements made for teachers; schools
aud families supplied with hrst-cass Instructors ANNA
RANDALI~DIEHI4 Manager.
EIN COTESWORTH 'PINCKNEY'S Agency
orSCHOOLS and TEACHERS, 30 UuiOnsq. 4th-aye.
sde ~ y suppl good teachers for any department with
positions sianp application Supplies SCHOOLS
and families with competent Instructors without charge
VEACHERS of known ability and character
promptly provided for families schools colleges; reliable
forms for stamp JW schemerhorn sec 30 Il. l4hstN.Y.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-03
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW

BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
Leave New.York for Trenton Philadelphia at $50 3
gSO 80 m. 1870. $3.50, $50 IL H. and at p H. io
Leave PhadeBa from station North Pegnsyyssnla sa SSl
road Third AMI Berkssts at 1908 1880, 800, llSO l. '
1880 $50 800 D. .,, =, ,-
SIS s'YS go 5tniSn S 49, S us io SIS ASSp' ne
Pullman Drawing Room Cara ar. attached TO me g so m m
sUSBXY &iNs~teave NewYork aud Philadelphia AZ
e3O m 55J ~ Leave 1917 Trenton O., a go
Tor e loot No % %, S22 "a! and pstt pa
way in NewYork and brooklyn ana No Courtst Brook
yn Baggage checked Lron TssIenss 70 ussnH9@aon @ rt
E,RlE RAILWAY. .a,... Poi, =,
- ARiANGEMENT OF TRAINS taking ehect fep %
9a.m.- Cincinnati and Chicaee Day EXPRESS. Drawing
room coaches 10 Buffalo aud Suspension Bridge . ,,r,
sb m eonnScns in 't' last rain. to ise Wes AMI south
m EEPfe.. fe IEs West seepSs
Soaess aSs Rroush 10 ocheseT Buffalo N1g33 n5s & ~
p N. Ennersnr rain for the west
Tram. leave Chambers street Depot New YORK for
and IL midnight Saturday nichis only sundays ol5
Kuihe;oTd Park and Passaic 7l5 10 M u noon las
3 $40 450 $40 e go . 40 M Y mdq.ght sundays
las 8 3D. $45 G;s6 s. Dis 65, go T. g 10 pm: nnd
~ midnight Sunday d $40 si5 10 H. l;i' o'So D.
lnidRiehi Sundays & $50 10 %. las $50 p m
Cornwall, Z :. m. $3.50, i:oJ ,. IN. Sundays s:soa
NcTSSrsn. NSIS1S,n s. a 4 nm S $50 g 40 m suuaay
Kondo a Kingston a iny $50 pm SUNDAYS ) 80 An IN.
Goshen 6 7J5, y, 10 a. m. $780, $40. $3.50, p IN sun
daya. q, $50, 10 a M, $50 y. s,-
MiddletOWn, 1:i5 10 a. M. BAD, SSJ, p ~ oHilayr,
$50 10 H. u go y. The and i3J o. m trains
cognect New YORK aDd Oswego Midsnf H. X At Man 81
Por, Jeryis 10 . 10 a. m s:3o o. p m suh'Ai' 9"o'
NOTT-Truins leaving Chariberss on even or hall hours
before p twenty thIrIst heeh minutes carrie
than above leaving Chambers on quarter hours
leave Twenty third ST. thUy minutes earlier boa cave
trains leaving Chambers; 10 p. and Y miauiEhL
lkets passage and for apareus in drawing room ahl
seepng coaches tanned and orders for the checking
transfer baggage mar be ten NJ the Company Offices
Nos 239. 40l. 52b and 95f broadway " No COutlAt
Brooklyn. Of the tompany's depotS
Trans from the West arrive IN NcW'1 oA AZ '-
" -" JN0 ABBoTT general Passr Ageni- New York
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Trans leave iOr wood, ClOstcr Petn0n and NyacH
T. $50 gi5 a. m /, 8 T. 445 $50 $50. 730 p IN, an1
Saturday nights only at il:30 Sundays a In and
N,,lnes rms valley and MOnsey Z. 9i5 A. NJ, as p.
~ ANbNl l. pch IaHh agent -NtN''"iHt
New-York tribune., 1878-04-03

t3rooklnn Hedl GstdIe for Sale.
EOR SALE or TO LET-Dwellng houses No.
43 Willow 1t. and l79 Wioughbv ST. building No. 1873
suitable for n school business Offices.
GORDON l.. FORD, 0T CLARK st.. BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-03

Sales OF state Bonds-Raitrodd Bonds-Bank and Rr
press ctOcEs
New-York tribune., 1878-04-03

River foot OF MIrrayst GEO. l.. CoSNOh q. r. a.
BORDEN & LONKl.is Agents
Brooklyn passengers tansferrei itee Dy annex oohs
leaving foot of ful, on-st. at a3O y. m
EARE REDUCED.
SS3 TO BOSTON.
EXCURSION TICKETS. s..
THE OLD RELIABLE STONINGTON LINE
FOR ALL POINTS EAST
NOT A TRIP MISSED IN SEVEN CONSECUTIVE
YEARS.
The elegant steamers sTONIHGTOE andkHopE ISLAND
leave Pier SO, North River at D. m daiy
except sundays.
Hereafter the ETEAMBOAT EXPRESS TRAIN wih
leave STONINGTON at 4.JO a M
for sale at all she principal ticket omee-. ana
state secured at all Offices OF Wescotra Express Co,
and 3G2 Broadway. ~
~ PROVIDENCE LINE
freight Steamers leave daily except sundays Az
D. m from Pier 20 North River foot Of Warenst Ffeghts
via either line at lowest rates -. ,... ,. n, -.
d. :. BABCoCK, Pres H. W. fhhiNs' "ei. rass. as.
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
i ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS Jan l,
s77-Iave aepots foo Of COurtGnd and DcsDrOses SIS
al $50 p NJ Night Express daily ior bas!on HetheheIp
Allentown Nanch Chunk, Wlkeob1rre, fltston sayre ~
mira Ithica Auburn Rochester Bunao Niagara Falls and
the West Pullman sleeping eoaehes attached -, -.
w. R0E'f n. SAYRE, sup't and Engr.
Church and C0urtandt Its.
CHAS. H. CUMMINGS, Agent.
NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Fare. ~.
daily exccptedl
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DENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD. - GREA

DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. - GREAT
II TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES MAIL
RoUTE ana after November " 1871 trains leave New
York and COrtd Streets Ferries as follows;
Express for Harrisburg Pitisburg the West and south with
Pullman palace attached a M and $50 daily.
For Wiliansport Lock Haven. Cory and Erie at $50
D. NJ, connecting for 1itusve Petroleum Centre
the oil Regions. For Wihamspor aud Lock Haven,
For baltimore Warrington ana tho SOUTH Limited wash
inouou Express Pullman parlOr cara daily except sun.
dav a. arrive Washington 4:lO M. Regular AZ
500 a. m, ], 6:SO and IN. Sunday $3.50 and . D. IN.
EXPRESS Philadelphia 1880, SzO2 $3.50 Lmited) II
/ a J. g. ESQ T. $50 and D. M Sunday a. ~, g. g. $50
n $50 aud y. EInigrant and second class. D. IN.
For ttans Newark Elizabeth, Railway Tren-
Amboy Pennington, BeyidCTe, other points
see local schedules at all ticket Offices. ,
Oas Brooklyn Annex connect WIN AL tbTOngn trains
at jersey CITY, aording speedy and direct transfer for
Trans arrive, From Pnsburg ESQ and lo4o m, and
1920 D. n daily 1910 a. ana $50 T. no.. daily except
Monday From Washington ana Balnore ESQ and 940a.
From Phadephi4, BOO $50; $40 l91o io4O li:5oa @
5.05 $50 $40. 1910 ll;50 M. $50 and 1920 p
Ticket Offices b26 and 04i Broadway No. Astor House
ana foot of and COrt aHdt No COurts and
BIooSiyn Annex Depot. foot Of Fuonst, Brookyn Nos
ia j and llS Hudson IObOken: Depot Jersey CITY
Emigrant Ticket Oniee No. Battery place 80,
TRANK THOMSON l. r. FARMER,
General Manager oehl Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1878-04-03

BRIDGEPORT. and all points on Housatonic
aud NaUgatuck Railroads Pare, 81 steamer srd%eiof'
kaye athrincsip aaiiy (sundays exoepe at llSO a. NJ
az enc nj L d.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-03
Gourirn prouerin % Eet

A Montcar. n. ITO let, neatly furnished
- house beautifully located house contains and
laundry stationary tubs and basins Address o. Box 1899
New-York tribune., 1878-04-03
OFNTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.

EREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
connections Leave foot of Lberyst' Tor freehom al
S:15 ll:4h a. m, a. 5l5 p IN.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-03

NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER hAiLh0AD..Commenei Dec. g. 1877.
through trains Will leave Grand Central Depot:
500 a; Western and Northern Express dTaWingroor
1880 a. M Special Chicago and Western Express with
dra ng room oais Cananlalgua Rochester and Buffalo.
1l0O m NOrhern and Western Express " Utica. White
hall and Rutland. - ,,. .,.....- -. a.
400 m Montreal Express with sleeping cars for Mon
treal. Via iuand, Burlington and 81 hlbans
900 D. m, Louis Express daily. with sleeping cars
ST nus running through day In the week also
sleeping ears Tor and Corning Buffalo, Niagara Falls
Toledo Detroit and Ia Montreal excepting sunday night
via Saratoga aud Plattsburgh =, , IL. ,
$50 NJ. Pacific EXPRESS day WIN I,oP soePhE cars Tor
and CcaGo also. to Watertown excepting Saturday
night -, - - .,,. -,
Troy. - oo.t ,,,,.o 1,nt.. ,c,.na,. o.. II. -.
yos aud Al3 Broad and at NoatcO,t Express
70 oGces PARK place. 7sJ and 9i2 Broadway New.
Yotk and 35: " ashng gton ST., brooklyn
i'iN' e. Is. MEEkkR, General Passenger Agent
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-02
IN THE COMMITTEE ROOM.

Notwithstanding the fact that the Stenger
subcommittee have comparatively only begun
their work here. already there crop out now
and then little side scenes that serve to relieve
for a time the tediIm Of the examination of
witnesses. Yesterday. when Mr.. Blackburn
took hold of Mr.. Hill the late Auditors exam
iner, for examination. this was noticeable
After Mr.. Hill had stated that he had told the
committee all hs knew about the returns Mr.
Backburn went on and brought out that Mr..
Hill had had other conversations with Sher-
man, Hale and Frye. and that they had told the
boys down here that the party North would
support him, to bold the fort" etc. Hill says /:
When was coming away Sherman gave me
to unders taRd that the party would stand by us,
and gave me words Of encouragement to bring
back"
The quickly delivered questions of Mr.. Blar k
burn to the witness relative to what Sherman
had said and what was told him In Washington
and the witness indisposftion to answer fully
these questions, saying, Il wouldn't like to
state: it wou'd take too long," produced quite
an effect on the risibIes of the auditors present
The fun has only comm menced. and when Mrs
Weber and some of the other late notables who
are going to tell the whole OF the Pnkston
dramatic story get on the stand, there will be-
food for reflection for John Sherman for the
rest of his life. What is to come cannot now be
told, but the sub-com mittee will be given ample
room for grand view of behind the scenes in
Louisiana by original artistes.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-02
THE sLICED EMPIRE.
What Mebcmet All Thinks of a Combs
nation Congress-,

LONDON, July IA dispatch from Berlin
says Mehamet Ali, in a conversation this
morning, said he had telegraphed to his gov
ernment recommending that he and his col
league be directed to make q protest against
the dismemberment of Turkey and withdraw
from the congress. He said that he was
treated curtIy and harshly spoken to by the
president OF the congress for endeavOring to
maintain the rights of Turkey; that a secret
understanding evidently existed betweet Aus
tr1a, Germany and France respecting the
work to be accom- mplished by the commissioners
to be appointed by the congress, and these
would each provide for some future spoliation
Of the empire.
The protest against the surrender of Bosnia
was contemptuOusly disregarded, while the
demands of Greece were TO be granted he
believed, to that extent which would amaze
everybody. The Greek representatives had
asked for the cession of Epirus and the shore
OF the Egean sea as far as Mount Athos, as
well as the cessiOn of Crete and Rhodes. He
had laid before the congress q memorial rep
resenting that even COnstantinople should
become Greek, and an ethenographical table,
showing that the Greek Bulgarian, ROuma-
nian, Servian and Montenegrin populations
Outnumbered all the other inhabitants of
Turkey. Even Persia, continued Mehemet
Ali, is TO have slice of the empire, and the
commissioners will give Russia some further
compensation in the East as O set-off to Aus
trIa' s gift to Bosnia and Herzegovina
When asked what hope Turkey could now
have of successful resistance, he replied that
she was the only power in Europe to-day that
was really not afraid to go to war. He ex-
poets to receive the reply of the Porte to his
dispatch to night.