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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-01
MARRIED.

snyder BuI,Ns-In Grass Valley. Csliior.
mis-. hsy ~. ny IN Gordon Snyder 10 Lizzie
burns.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-05
CIVIL NOTES.

Judge Pratt, in Brooklyn yesterday, refused
the application reduce the bond of Henry j. Daley,
Of the estate OF his father Matthew Daley
fathers person. W. H. Labecr is appointed 10 take
charge Of Matthew Daley's estate.
Samuel Arnold and Others petitiOned the
Supreme Court Of Kings County 10 vac2te the
ment for paving Atlanticave from Flstbush-ave. TO
ciassonaye., the ground OF fraud. The amount OF
The assessment Ia $139103 81. Judge Pratt yesterday
refused 70 yscate the assessment but decided 70 reduce
, IL per cent
In the foreclosure suit of George Stein
breeher against Ludolph yoss and Others tho mortgage
tougbt 10 be foreclosed for S11oo The defendant
claimed that flis usurious He had borrowed only
s0oo paying certain expenses and the plaintiff had in
sisted Oh adding 800 for Ills loss OF interest ina the
ngs nnk, and the cost OF searches Judge Van Worst
ned the mortgage to be usurious the plaintiff falling 40
snow with any cesrness what interest ho Lost and what
searches he paid for
Nelson j. Reed, by his father as guardian.
has brought suit against Matilda Saul for injuries from
Cog On the trial yesterday, before Judge Van BruRt
testneo tnst on December 25 1874 he passing the
ae'endants place at One hundred tysrth-s and
eeyeDthaye., when dog attacked him ,szed him bv
the throat, and inflicted injuries probsb permanent
lie could not, however that the dog beon c.d "a
lhe defendant, though he had often seeu n ebont her
store Failing In this, bo allowed To slsnend fbe
tial by Withdrawing juror on payment OF costs
John II. Broach some time ago secured
decree Of absolute divorce from his wife, the custody OF
bis Youngest cha- boy OF years. being awarded
ONE mother At Christmas the boy visited his grand
New-York tribune., 1878-02-05
CAlENDAKa TuIs nAN


sUrGEMg CouEr-CnAMBgE.- Don0huo Mos ], l. 10.
z6 a., g. Sc 75 80 l0l los 100. Ill 115 100 124 1872
lao l.o ~ as4 1885, IsS 205. ZS 2O 2lO 49, 23o 24
SPECIAL TEkA-Van Worst. J-Dsmurers- Nos Law and
facSos So. GO l3h 3i l l45, 1871. a. 10 ~ I23 23
To- 1875 lZ5 I42 - 81 20 100, 53 l5l o. l55 1855 1877
100. lJs. 100, l6l, lG2, lGS. lG4 lG5 lG5 49, las
1887 p5I 2057 lI0s. 1928 2672 1861 1864 2DOI 1867
2gS7 I2sG 1Al4. 25il. 93l l4l7 li2O l42 I425 So
PtxI Ifi-van Iirunt J-Sos. 93i 59s 1886 sos 1874
1873 2503 S5i. 1904 1891 5l2, 1917 1881, 29S2 29s3,
lG n, il, 4C3, lIG2, 1903. 37J.
sUPggOg CONFESSIONAL TgHA-SantOrd. Nos SO. 40,
TRiAi TrnY-PAEr I.spcir. J.Nos S54 s67 1904 7lo.
G1s Ill Gll 76J, j99 69 O2 4s2, G1 20S 5i1 37i l5I
IO3. 1852.
Past n.-iroodman Nos. 457 $50. $s9. 7s7. 52S,
s2l, 1855 G33, T9s 100 797 sol sJ3 sO5 SOi4.
PLkr IIICurtis c. JNds HSl, Ca, 40, 56S 20S III.
1C7l, 7Ol. 4D2, 782 coo, ~, goa, SDj. SOC.
aAKsE COCRT- TRIAL TgRs-PAEr I.GoopP. J.-Nos29ef.
322 265e 2s2o Sloo 274S 1901. 2919 402 2995. 2G'J
PAR I1-Alker &. J.-Nos 1858 1885, S3I4 SG62 2339
31<S, 3Oo3 JIJU 10 y JOi2 2tiy 2i5s 3l5i, 34n 3l43
PAKr iif-Sinnct Jsos. 2aDc 2S5S 2gZ7. 2Jg5, 2il2,
2632 $40 42 zoJl, 1912, 2i. 2s3D B2Oy, 25Iy 43l.
GrfERAL Sks.IOSSPART iGGcrslceye. William York
feonous assault aud battery James GorOn. william
Zimmerman, COrneiius DONOVAN HeurY Jones burglary
la .th.r grand larceny James Medium larceny from tina
person John Burke James Lynch pott areouy Christian
Orhlnbd assault aud battery Helen BolddO dlsOrlery
Aon-c: Antonio Dr i.zrgeB ms3cDsknar
PAgr Hsckeif Lions Auler. felOnoua assault and
b@ttcry; John Nckrnrs Jsrnes Ieiy burglary; Joseph
IIOrzb. grand lxcey; An0no fsisun foonOas Assault
aud battery; David sterling grsnd larceny.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-05
DANIEL DREW AS A WITNESS.

The suit of William II. Drew against John
n. Hartman tried yesterday before Judge Van
Brunt Ii 'on a note for Ss.34s SO given by the
defendant to Daniel Drew. The defence was thai the
plaintiff son OF Daniel Drew received ii after maturity
and therefore subject to AL defcnces against Daniel
Drew and that the note given 10 Daniel Drew
under written contract that IT wss 10 be paid out OF
commissions stock transactions 10 be thrown into
defendants hands BY Daniel Drew Tho defendant
unable 70 produce the written contract prove salts
factoriy its loss. Daniel Drew himself went on the
stand looking not day older than he appeared ten
ago His testimony Was important. judge Van Brunt
directed a verdict for plaintiff for SlO,g3s 81
New-York tribune., 1878-02-05
V'O PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NFW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
Fourteen Through Trains daily three DepOts in
Philadelphia two in New-lOrk.

PGiladelphia two in New.York.
Double Track Improved Equipment and the Fastest
lime consistent with absolute safety.
and November II, lr1I
Express Trains leaves NewNOk via DesDrosses and Cort
lault streets Ferries, as follows: - -.
1880, SO. l93O limited, IL a mr. a. - D. $50 Z, e:oo
and = sunday, a. m, g. g. $50 z $50 and . p ~.
Roats BrOukyu with all through trains
at Jersey CITY, aordng speedy and direct transfer ior
Brooklyn travel. 90 oo- -oo q
keTuing trains leave Philadelphia $780, 335, Z, $50, 3
$3.50 and II med Express. 80 p M 2 T. $50 Z
and 1875 D. m ana midnight sunday, 1920. 1885, Z. 8
; 30 a. NJ g. 1888 r. M, and IL midnight.
Ticket Offices 526 and 9i4 Broadway, No Astof House,
and DeshTOss"s and COrapdtsts; NO cOur-st,
and Brooklyn Depot, foot 81 Fulton ST. Brogkyn
No. ia i and llS HUDSON ST., Hobokon; Depot, Jersey
civ Einlgr4nt rcket Office No. Battery place.
FRANK THOMSON l.. L. FARMER,
General Manager Gea1 Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1878-02-05

father, John Broach cashier Of the Williamsburg saT
mgs Bank who refused TO allow him 10 return 20 his
mother. writ OF ha5eas corpus obtained, but be-
fore the day when II sturnabe tie boy went back
to his mother. Yesterday, Judge Pratt, IN Brooklyn,
granted OIdc. with View 10 modify the decree OF d.
voice. far the custody Of the boy Is concerned En
ne H. p1rC appointed referee TO take tess
ouy rs 10 fitness OF the mother 10 retain the custody
her SOU
New-York tribune., 1878-02-05
COuET OF APPCALs.

albany. Feb 4.-'rle proceedings in the Court
Of appeals toaay. rSye as follows; No. 27-McNny agt
hcld at Dsschcrrgusd bW Theron g. Strong for appel
lant y. Il. Stlwe for respondent No 4l.-McNurray art
Koycs-Argucd by Lsek C0Nhl fOr appellant; Irving Browne
for espo1deni 30 56-so2l sgt Bo,oa aud albany Rail
Hand ard y. Hale Tor respondent: case ssI in.
Motion calendar for Tuesday: NO. 277Jcallp rel Len
Campbell. No 2-IR II Lttan 10 vaeae. ec. No
319 In re Ncw foIk. etc. Bridge Co. agt Bar. No 3s3
The PeO;de TX rel Ickeone agT Green
Generl calendar Tor Tuesday Nos 27S, 81. o. 90 l00
46. 81 and 03.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-05
TRIAL OF PATERSON BANK OFFICERS.

Baltlus Murphy, an expert bookkeeper, was
the only witness examined yesterday, At the trial OF
the directors, Rose and Preston, OF the Merchants
Loan and Trust Company, ut Paterson. He tesl-
fed that the books incorrectly kept ana that 1t
was impossible 10 understand many o! the entries with
out expansion from Hr. Preston too treasurer and
secretary. He found discrepancy OF $1,000 in tie
stock bond and mortgage account, aud Of $3.50 in
The note account. He also testified that the $4,000
worth Of disposed OF July T. 1877, al the time
OF the failure paid $4,000 OF the banks debts.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-05
REAL ESTATE.

EEw-I oKK Monday. Feb. T. 1873.
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change salesroom to-day:
HV 4. J. Biss-leT e Son.
2 story brick buildings with lots Nos il5 hhe Az
Fast jgth 81. 200 It lstavc, each Ot 2jN .
Bg JrtSes ". OILirg & 90.
story brick factory building With lot; Nos 3i3 and
55y.ox2'I7ss clas II sieyin ....~.....'.. 9OuO
Bg EerfGTd NLAvh.
story brick factory building Wi'h ot. No lG Pen ST.
Nm 's' siuisoH 'io1'' anu '' - GsOo
New-York tribune., 1878-02-05
FREEHOLD and NEw,YORK RAILWAY
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW

BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
Leave New York for Trenton and Philadelphia at 63O =
eS' 1880 lj0, 3:5U $50 II M, and At p a. ior
1Toatou
Lave Philadelphia from station North Peuns lyana Sail
road hlfd ana Brrksss, nj 1905, i5O, voO II5o H. h
100 . 80. $50 D. III
Leave Trenton 30 except Monday. 635
Sf3 1920 q. M, 1919, ..I5 a:I0 6.IJ p
Pullman Drawn Room trs attached 10 tho 93u M
500 Islus New FORK 20 Tie $50 NJ l;oO D IN
trans from Phiade pha.
SUN+AY TRAISs-Leavs New York and Philadelphia at
$50 g. H., $50. IL Leave Trenton at l2O iO;-Oa H.
Gle pm.
Tickets for sale at foot Of Liberty st. Nos 5"9 and ~
Bsdwsy the prncIpll hotels alt oCes of the Erie l
Wy In Yoi. and BruO. aud at No Courst BOOK
iyn. Baggage eheckcd from re.i ,,nce 10 Destination
BALDWIN, Gen Pass. Agent
New-York tribune., 1878-02-05
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sun r.sss.. r06 522 Clock fas,.... IA
Noon ses..... 6:5l Noon souhs 1882 Moonsase. dsys
HIGH WATER IC-pAr-A n
sandy Hook. 9:3l Gov. Island .lCl3 Hell Gate.. Ool
HIGH wA1ER Io-Dai-f. 81.
sandy Hook. e48 Gov. I1lsnd l04s Hell Gaze . Oo1
New-York tribune., 1878-02-05

Truth lies at the bottom Of a WE'LL" We
have often verified this looking down ;uto we AID
seeing Truts honest conteDance Ia the smooth water
-twOrcester Press
New-York tribune., 1878-02-05
NENTKAL RAILKOAD On NEW-JERSEY.

4 ('ENTKAL RAILROAD OF NEN -JLKSE1. {.
~ Ferry Station In y "a York foot 0f Liberty 81.
Coniuci eng Nov. Is, ls77-Irans leave as follows; -
90 NJ For flcmugtOn E.snn, Beyiderc. Mauch
Chunk TamzquA Wtiso-bsrrc. Eluira, DC Connects at
JUNCTION WITH ID l.. aud ". X H.
n. m.-F0r Hsh Bridge Branch EasiJn, iaii1sDnrg
Mauch Cnunk. Tamaqua .lAe-bartc, WillamsPrt &c.
lul5 a. M. and D. m-For SOmeryile and Pennington.
FcningtOn Easton. Mauch Chunk, Iamaqua
Wilr-uatr- scranton Tuukhannock. Tamaqun, Hazclton
Heading. TOttsyile. UagrisDurg. sc.
y. m-for Ingh Bridge Branch. Eason Belvidere and
Chusk. Connects AZ JUNCTION with j. L. and W X H.
LJu p. daily For Lasion Allentown and Harrisburg
S25 y. m For EsstOn.
0i q to lpc points see time table NJ stations
SUNDAY TRAINS-Leave NJ 80 n ~. IL M. for
Bound Brook aud intermediate points, and Al JJO ~ tOr
Easiou. Reading, and Harrsburg
New-York tribune., 1878-02-05
ERIE RAILWAY.
- ARRANGEMENT OF TRAINs taking effect Dec. ]

- hRRANGFMENT OF TRAINS taxing enect DEC H.
. m.-CncnnstI and Chicago Day EXrress Drawing
ruen Goa her to Buffalo aud Suspension Fridge
attached.
+. ~. (Daly)-Pscnc EHpros, for the West Sleeping
coachts through 10 Rochester BIGio Nigart las 'lhc
nau and Chicago without change aif hotel dnhs ears "
tiucago.
NewaTE bdI, $50 IO:fJ l3D 1913, 1l5; AMI .; y
p ~ and l2 Inhnigt Saturday nights ony Sundays 'io
luthercld Psssac g. 745. 10 a: noon l4j'
3 Sl5, $50, 5:l5 T. $50. :, 10 y md gIL Suhds'S
Patet.sn T. ti 7:l5, s,0 lOl5. 30 m. IL noon,
~ 2 :. 30 i:Jo . jl5 Oh $50 4 ~ 1' sI,
u midnight sanisyS Il. $50. Vl1 lO a. h' l''o o'V p
sanern s. 7I5. TO- lO!5 H.. :.s $40, 20 p M and
y nidlsht sundays o. $50, 10 a III, AA' oo'' y H'
CornW-i. . :. nl 3 80 i:3o p. III. Sundays sSoa m.
T:TsSlsh T - : io5 e l VS. 90 4so p n Sundays a
Kingston, q =. n $50 p. SGndayr, 500 a IA. 40 = -
Goshel D. AS, o. 10. 1915 . H., $780, $40 4;So p' H.
MIDI .tow, 7;i5 TO- 1915 5-i5, 43o. T. n sun
% Iy ~ 80 10 a. "a os9 T. & N. ncgo nS r NJ NJ iand % ~ r. at
Port Jervis 745 o. TO- lo4j a. IN, i:3o p Sundays,
iIans leaving Chamb,rsst on even or nan hon
before p leave Twenty thrist nfeh mna @ Lps
leave Twoniy thirty minutes eaiIer b"ata iea.S
Twenty third II. at 90 and lII5 p M connetns "i'h
Tickets Tor passage aGd aparacnis ~ dIa"l ii
sleeping coaches tan'si ana ORDERS Tor mo ch'hu
Ncs 23g iOl s ari pj7 oalNay Court si. Brook
lyn ana ~ tho Cnmpanys aepotN - ,,, ~, -os
ENprcss ans from the West arrive In New forK al ':-o
JNO. y ABBoTT, General Pass'r Ascent. New-fork.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Trains Tor ngIcuooi C!oser plcrnont and Nyack;
= $50 g.i5 NJ, l. 4. 49, $50, 6SO $3.50 j. u anu
saturiJ nights only at 1l50 p III sundays, t. in' ana
Naiiuc sprn. Valley aud Monsey. 7. $50 M 4t5 m
JNo. ~ ABBOTT. General ta.sr Agent. New-l ors.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-05
Errtures auo Hleet,uas.

MEXICAN INSTITUTE.-An election for
~ officers and for the ensuing vii be held
at tie rops No % Cooper Up!on Thursday Feb. Ia;
tie polls Will be open from 10 o'clock 20 o'clock m:
q. CLEVELAND President.
CHAs NICK. LoRsER. Recording ecreiary.
MEXICAN NINSTITUTE.-The annual meet
"A ing VIII be held At its rooms on TIL RS
DAY eveniug, February 7, Is ). az o'clock
&. NICK LEOSER, Recg SeC'y.
MR.. JOHN ALBEE will read six lectures Oh
vi English Language and Literature prior the Nor
Conquest on Tnesavs and Fridays 81 IL o'clock
parlors Of Church o the Messiah Park
snd 34lhst Tickets 81 at Puinams and st the door
NEW-YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY.--A
~ stated meeting will b- held The Library Tuesday
evening, FrDlusiy 5, az O'clocA. ERAslts g BENE-
DICT IL D., viii read payer The Evacuation OF New,
Battle srcm Hei.his In S.pt.mb'r l116'
ANDREW WARNER Recording Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-05
fnrnlIure.
Gteambcais ano iidllrodos.

RRIDGEPORT. and all points on HouSatonlc
b and NsHgatBok Railroads. Fare 81 Steamer bridgeport
leave aihartnesp daiy (sunGlys eNcapto at IIjV A.
hnd rltgrfslri ~ II D.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-05

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
ID NewYork from foot Of Desbrosscs and Cortandi
500 m for Washington Columlus Chicago and the West
Richmond Charleston and the South Thou IA Pullman ears
fI,-slI Cicago
loo Wa-hngton aud the West. and for Richmond
and south GOri0usye Pullman iTUm New York
Baltimore and wash ngon making ciose connections for
P.iislug. Cincinnati, Ioul.yie. and St Louis Through
Pullman Baltimore 30 Cincinnati and 81 Louis. .
300 daily. for Washington the south. ana West Pull
man secper- from Bait ami WashngioO
cose for Chicago Cincinnati. LOuEvi
IAu, slurgh. the South and Southwest. Through
Pullman from Baltimore 10 cine nEail and Louisville,
nrctS Washng IA trains for iynchbuIg Fiorifa, New
orleans aud IA. south
For through iicsrt. please call C0mpanys Office 3l5
r,adway and ticket Offices. foot OF CortanGt
anil DeslfOs-.4 ,t-.. and depot Jersey CITY
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA BALTIMORE AND OHIO
New-York tribune., 1878-02-05

Trains leave for Perth Amhoy. Rcd Bank, Long Bahch
OCEAN Grove. sc. al ID. Has. H.. g.. D - o. m -
Stages connect Msttswsn station 60 and from KEY
POhI. and Al SQuan to and from POINT PLEASASI
New-York tribune., 1878-02-05

EeENNS ! LN ANA hAil-ltJAD. = OALAl
TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES MAIL
ROVTEOn after November H. 1871 trains leave New
York via COTtlanG Streets Ferries follows
Express Tor Harrisburg Ptsburg the West and south with
Pullman palace attached o. H. and $50 daily
For Williamsport Lock Haven. Cory and Ere at $50
D. NJ connecting CORY for Titusye Petroleum Centre
snd the OH Regions. For WiamspOrt and Lock Haven,
Sam.
ingIon Express Pullman psriOr daily, except sun
day. $50 a. NJ arrive Washington i:lO IN. Regular at
$50 A. H., !, d: 30 and D. III. Sunday t:3O aud D. M
Express PHILADELPHIA 1880 o209 CO Lluited a. n
4 g. ESQ, z. $50 and sunday . a. M, D. o. O3O,
z s3G. ana 9 D. M. EmigTaln and class, y. IN
For trains Newark. Elizabeth Railway, Princeton Tren
TON Perth AinDoy FlenngtOn Beyideie and other points
see local schedules az all ticket Offices
Of" BROOKLYN Annex connect WIN an trOugh trans
at jersey city, aoEhg speedy and direct transfer for
Brooklyn travel. ara , ,o.,, - ,
1000 D. m daily 1910 and 800 n daily except
Monday Washington ant BallimoTe 500 AID $40 a.
m s.l6 Ji5 and 1910 p Sunday, 6:JO and $40 M
from Phila iclpa 5DJ, $50 $40, 1910, l0fO ll:j0
2IG 40 5l5, $50 $40 1910, and 1920 p. Sunday,
L05 q. 30. $40 lO:4O ll:JO a. m ESQ and 1920 p
Ticsct onces 52G and 9i4 Broadway 40. Astnr House,
and foot o Desbosses and Cort and No Courts and
Brooklyn Depot. foot OF Futonst. Brookyn; Nos
ia Is and lS IIusOnst, Hoboken Depot Jersey CITY
Emi rant Ticket Office, No Battery place ,n
FRANK THOMSON, /. l.. FARMER
Manager. GEM Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-05

S3 TO BOSTON.
the
FALL RIVER LINE.
EXCURSION TICKETS IS.
MHshlacont steamers
NEWPORT and OLD COLONY.
i:30 r m daily Sundays oxcepteO from Pier 28, Norm
River foot Of Mnrrsyrf GEO. H. COSNoR, "a. 7. A.
BORDEN Il LOWELL. Agents.
NEW-HAVEN. HARTFORD, &c.-Fare. 81.
IN Peckslp daily suDdays etlepted Tor
New Haven at ) and IL y. IN. connecting With road
New-York tribune., 1878-02-05
Do1ro ano Rooms.

Do1ro Gno .HooM6.
West Side.
ORIGINAL BOARD DIRECTORY, ESTAB-
~ LISHED 1866 No charge for regiSteiing rooms ami
board without private table, in All choice lOcatOns
a. DALEY. GO6 6have- Everett Library Hooln4
.(D WEST BIND ST, very desirable parlor
80 anG bedroom first floor With uneScepionao!e
board every thing strictly iirstclassL
% WEST TWASIIINGr0N-SQUA Rooms
10 with board Tor gentlemen and wives aud single gene
men reference required
~ WEST 26TI-ST-A new and strictly
no house: French cooking; terms moderate 10
families gentlemen; references exchanged proprietor
French.
100 WEST 27TH-ST.-A private family,
IOs| owning their house. Will rent handsomely furnished
apartments with without board private table desired
refrfcuces
East Side.
ID PARK alcOve room
- fully unishcd also nall rooms with board references
FURNISHED ROOMS-With gas or without !;
for fire at 50 and 50 weekly TO let TO gen
tlemen only. No IS Bondst
CECOND FLOOR-To gentlemen only, with
- board consisting Of three with private bath
reference. No SO East 2Oti-st
New-York tribune., 1878-02-05


,. W. :. SNE On, General Manager
EARE REDUCED.
ss3 TO BOSTON.
EXCURSION TICKETS IS.
THE OLD RELIABLE SrONINGTON LINE
FOR ALL POINTS EAST.
NOT A TRIP MISSED IN SEVEN CONSECUTIVE
YEARS.
The eiecnnt steamers sTONINGTON and NARRAGAS-
sETI leave Pier 3S, North River. at 4:S0 p M daily
(excopt Smdays).
Hereafter tho STEAMBOAT EXPRESS TRAIN VIII
leave STONINGTON at 4:SO q. m.
Tickets for all the principal ticket offices. and
secured ~ all Offices of Wescots Kpress Co,
1868 Broadway.
PROVIDENCE LINE
(Fregh OnlYD Steamers leave daily except Sundays NJ
M from Pier % North River foot OF WarIens Freight5
via either line at lowest rates.
ID. :. BABCOCK, PTes. H. w. ffLkINs, Gen. Pass Agt
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
- AreRANGEMENT OF PASSENG Err TRAINS jan l,
1877 dpOs fOOi Of C0urtandt and Desbosscs sfs
az $50 m Express, daily for Easton, Bethlehem,
Allentown Mauch Chunk WilEesb1rra, PttstOn Sayre Ell
mira Itca Auburn Rochester, BulaO Niagara Falls and
the West Pullman slee ptng coaches attached.
ROBT II. SANNt, Supt and Engr.
General Eastern Odoe Church ard CourtaDttsts.
CHAS II. CUMMINGS. Agent.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-05
5aies on Aurrlcn

W. o. HOFFMAN. Auctioneer.
DY L. ROBINSON, WARREN * CO., JOG
ID Broldway. pecia. attention 10 sales p fallture aud
10 letting and leasing OF stores and residences.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-05
Gteambcais and Railroads
PHILADELPHIA

4 ONG BRANCH AND PHILADELPHIA
~ via New-Jesey Southern Railroad Commencing octo
9, 1877. The steamer JE>sE HoYT viii leave New
North River (cOt of RcctOrst cOnaCci!cg at
sandy Hook with trains Or Long ranch Philadelphia and
Toms River IL and p. NinelaDd BridgeoB Egg
Haror, &C., IL Nantown, Barnesat and nekerton.
d. m. w :. SNE ON, General Manager
New-York tribune., 1878-02-05
IEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN RIVER RAILROAD. Commencing Dec. 81 1871
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot;
sOOa Western and Northern Express, drawing room
10 Rochester. ,
1890 A. n Special Chicago and Western Express, with
drawing Canandaigua Rochester and Buuao
lOOa No. Northern and Western Express TO Utica, White
hail and Rutland.
400 D. m Montreal Express with sleeping cars for Mon
trea Rutland Burlington and ST. Adams stops at sing
Sing PeeEskl, GaTrsons apd principal stations North
GOO D. m ~. Louis Express. with sleeping cars for ~
Louis running gh day in the week also, sleeping
cars ior Geneva and Corning Buffalo, Niagara Fails Toledo
Detroit Montreal via Saratoga and Plattsbureh
$50 p NJ Pacific Expr daily. with sleeping ears or
Waterfown, Rochester Niagara Falls Buffalo, Cleyeiand
Toledo. Detroit and Chicago.
D. u, Express with Sleeping cars 10 Albany and
Troy. ,., ,,,.- - +, -.
Nos 25 2G aud 4l3 Broadway at Westcott Express
CO.'S Offices Nos Park place. 1855 and 92 Broadway New
YORK. aud 333 " ashingonst. Br0okIyn
c. B. MEEkER, General PASSENGER Agent.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-05

OaM LADIES wanted under 40 years OF
yos for e "ea Congress of Beauty aud
Culture 10 open Gilmores Garden February H. for one
week salaries aud premiums. Apply at office.
cofner and Goth 81, between and y. N.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1878-10-17
To the People of Augusta.

My competitor, Gen. Echols, informed me
he would attend the Courts of Greene and
Goochland this week and canvass in the
county of Fluvanna. am here on my
way to meet him. and will do so, the fates
being propitious, at every point. Whilst l
am thus carried to the Eastern part of the
District, see from the Staunton press
that there will be public speaking all over
the county to continue until near the cleo
ton. This means that delegation OF
Staunton lawyers is to canvass the county
while am combating the claims of Gen.
Echols elsewhere. True, this notice does
not clearly disclose the object. but it is OBJ
vious to any observer, and the result will
prove the accuracy of my prediction. that
as the meetings are to be political the
tenor.of the speeches will be a direct en-.
dorsement of the platform on which Gen.
Echols stands, and therefore Immediately
in his interests. Why does not this notice
develop clearly to the people OF this district
that the friends of Gen. Echols will speak
at these different points ?
appeal to you to say il there is any sort
of fairness in this arrangements it possible
for me to meet Gen. Echols wherever ne
speaks in the East and at the same time
meet o combination of canvassers arrayed IN
his behalf all over the county. can en-
counter any ordinary opposition when can
combat its representatives face to race, but
it is impossible for NE to be at more places
than one at time. congratulate myself,
fellow citizens, that the issues OF this can
vass are in your hands alone, and with an
abiding confidence in your sense OF justice
and fair play, commit the result to you.
JOHN T. HARRIS.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1878-10-17
Railroads.

The sure and steady progress of the Shen-
andoah Valley Railroad, is one of the most
encouraging indications for the Valley Of
Virginia that has been vouchsafed to us for
some years. The work is going on in the
lower Valley with steady strides, and it will
not be long before the direction of active OPP
erations will point to this end of the line.
The interest taken in the Potomac & Ohio
Narrow Guage Road, noticed elsewhere, by
the citizens of several of the counties Of
West Virginia, is another assurance that
works of public improvement are to receive
practical attention hereafter, and lat the
revival of enterprise of all kinds will. soon
commence.
We merely call attention this week to
these two projected improvements, slnd shall
hereafter allude to them more at length, in
connection with local enterprises w'hich shall
interest our own people. We are confident
that better times await us, and that with the
manifesto ton Of the proper SPIRIT, we will
witness revival of business activity in all
departments of labor and industry.