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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-05
A Great Exhibition In 1870

England has decided to have a great show
next year. 1t will be an agricultural exhibit
Lord Mayor of London has appealed to the
British public for the support of the pro-
jected enterprise; it is to be under the aus
pices of the Royal Agricultural Society. Ag-
rlculture is declining in Great Britain, and
there Is some hope that the exhibition may
arrest the downward course. The number OF
CATTLE and the acreage of wheat and other
crops are decreasing, and nearly one-half the
population of the United Kingdom Is now
dependent for sustenance upon imported
food.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-05
killing Himself Because Dinner was Not
ReRdy

Ryan Van Mater, a farmer living near Tin
ton Falls. N. j., hung himself in his barn
Sunday afternoon by ascending ladder and
swinging himself off, with the use of some
pillow lines, from one of the NOW poles. An
cause of the hanging. About II 80 Mr.. Van
Mater went out to the barn to take care of
the things" and in about an hour returned
and asked If dinner was ready. Receiving a
negative reply, he went out to the barn again,
ostensibly for the purpose of finishing 10 the
Chores" Having been gone an Unusual
length Of time, one Of the family went to look
for him., and found him suspended from of the
NOW poles, dead
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-05

French papers give full particulars of the
approaching sale of Queen Isabella's jewels.
hey do not include the Crown jewels, for the
simple and sufficient reason that these were
carried OF by the French, but are made up of
me 1he gifts OF the exQueens father and mother,
hlng Ferdinand VII and Queen Maria Chris
tina, and OF her husband, Don Francisco d'As-
slsl, and OF her own purchases while she was
on the throne. The collection is valued at
briliiants, sapphires, pearls and emeralds, the
last-named being notably handsome. Two
crowns are in the collection; they will be
broken o.; up, and the jewels composing them
auction, NJ. de La Puente, the head of the ex
Queen household. having declined to dispose
OF any OF the jewels at private sale
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-05
4 LITERARY CONGRESS.
ad ABOUT Proposes an International
Literary Seance at Paris.
dependence N. Y. Herald.l

aris correspondence N. Y. Herald
Committee of the Society of Men of
has taken the initiative to secure an
|tional literary congress. which IS To ha
Paris during the Universal Exhibitiogn
government have given their entire an
lon to the project, and have placed at
eosai salon in one of the State build
pa victor hugo has accepted the pres
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-05

The large number of people who own the
snuff-box that once belonged to Thomas JEFF
ferson will learn with sorrow that Thomas
never carried snuff-box. - Detroit Free
Press. But each one of these snuf-boxes is
owned had he carried snuff-box, and this
fact should tone down the disappointment of
the present owners
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-05

"Who," said Mr.. Peter Mitchell, member
OF the Canadian House of Commons, to the
members who We're trying by interrupt to
choke him off, who brayed there 2" 1T was
an echo,' retorted a member.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-05

A Philadelphia lady wants the newspapers
OF that city to castigate the men who stare at
pretty women on the streets and in the street
cars From which it may be strongly in
has never been stared at.-tNorristown
Herald
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-05

In the year 1877 marriages in England fell,
for the first time in six years, below 200. 600.
In Scotland the number was the lowest regis
tered since 1872. significant sign of the
times
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-05

The flowing reporter who wrote, with refer
ence TO well known belle, Her dainty feet
We're encased in shoes that might be taken
for fairy boots" tied his wardrobe up in a
handkerchief, and left for parts unknown
When 1t appeared the next morning. Her
DIRTY feet We're encased in shoes that might be
taken for ferry-boats''
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-05

In Buildings Cellars
O
Of
by
"A fw ~
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-05

SOULE's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE AND
sions the entire year: elective system: 80
branches of study: daily lectures: gymnasium
exercise; special care given to native capacity
sectarian; students free to college, literary and
debating society; full faculty: large, well ven
t1lated study rooms, and all necessary appara-
boys. at from 81 to IS per month
fe161y GEO. SOULE. President.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-05

Thos. A. Adams.
SamI B. Newman,
SamI Fl. Kennedy.
John Phelps,
Adam Thomson,
Henry Abraham.
Victor Meyer, .-
Edward ]. Gay.
Joseph Bowling,
Simon Hernsheim,
Simon FOrcheimer.
JOS. B. Wolff.
r, B. Post,
Ed. Pilsbury,
yno. Il. King.
Reuben g. Bnsh.
m V21 "
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-05

ITO n0aru Ul DfrecOors. at a meeting held On
the nineteenth day Of January. 1878, after sat.
ting aside 10000 to reserve fund from the NET
earnings Of the year. and paying 10 Der cent
dividend to the stockholders, have resolved IN
pay CASH DIVIDEND OF TWENTY-FIVE
PER CENT on the net earned participating
premiums OF the year ending December ~
1877, said dividend payable on and after Mon.
day. the twenty eighth day Of January, 1878.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-05

Anoo' .. WALhER. Secretary
yonn l. Noble, T. Lytt. Lyon.
y9In Ona1Si Samuel 81. Boyd,
I'lGnMIu MlillRen. Joseph McElroy
Z, l. warren, VIM. ]. Behan
E. e.. 1; ,bnckner, 3. F. Eschleman,
Saml vfrledlander Vim. @. Black.
e. a. 4ates Chas. Chaffe.
yOnn I, ADAMS, u. O. Jurey.
4sa " 2gynerck, VIM. HartWell,
T. "a. Walmsley. o.. Leeds,
a. q. May. A. T. Janin,
A. III. Bickham, se1
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-05
JUN MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.

S%......-.'''.'. CAMP STREET.
The sun., 1878-08-31
MR.. BERRIAN's SUICIDE
A wen-Known brooklyn Real Estate Dealer
shoots uinrseIf-uIs Letter.

Mr.. Andrew J. Berrlan, who for twenty
flvo years has been in the real estate business
in Brooklyn, having his offlce at 10 Court street
and his residence at 81 Marion street COM
mitted suicide early yesterday morning In his
residence by shooting himself in the right
temple with pistol. He had been tnciturn and
moroso for somo time caring little for any
social conversation. and repelling every effort
to interest him in any pleasure. He was G3
years Of age and afflicted with dyspepsia and
lung disease. His business was much reduced
by the hard times. and recently II had given
him poor returns. He was unable to meet n
mortgage Of $1,000 on his house. and the expec-
tatiOn that he would be dispossessed by fore
closure added TO his depression. His wife and
Orange County. his son. George A. Berrian,
and his eldest daughter. Annie Mr. Bcrrlan.
remaining in the city. For several days Mr..
Bcrrlan lad boon suffering from his ailments.
and on Thursday he remained at home all day.
lie would respond in monosyllables to all qucs-
tons. refusing to enter into any extended con-
vcrsatipn. In the evening ho said to his son
that there was an end Of his business, and he
thought that he would not return to his Office
any moro, His son did not answer him, fear
ing that hc might grow more cxcitablc, At
about o'clock Mr.. Bcrrian went 20 his bed
room, up stairs and. contrary TO his custom.
closed his door.
between and G o'clock, yesterday morning,
Miss Berrian went TO her fathers room 10 ascer-
tain how be was. She found him lying n the
bed. wlth his head hanging over the side. There
was a loaded seven, shooter on tho trunk near
the bed, and smaller pistol on the noor he
smaller pistol had ono chamber cmuty. Tho
daughter alarmed her brother and sent him for
u physician, and returning to her fathers bod
side begged him to speak 10 her. She thought
that she heard him breathe. and she called
Iathor. father" but could get no answer. DIR.
kcys. who soon arrived, pronounced him dead.
His clothing had hecn neatly arranged on
chair, low the bedside the night before. and on
top ot IL was found this paper. which seemed to
have been prepared for some time:
TItN Whom 70 Nm C1nrefn.
Nuthins herr worth staNing for 10 In my cond.
ton il,a,c twenty four lois at South Wnodlawn l.
free and clear tour hundred ot land In Rtdsoc
County Tenn. uIon which used 10 live subject Ia mort
Iluah H. Mktl or SioU and int three hum
dr,d aud forccosod lN me. bought my
Of D. Ic Graui. aud clear. Thousand two hnn
drti anl rlhtN acres in johnson COUNTY kN mile
nom the west fork OF the Great Sandy River. the
side ui the SANE. A. } BEhmAN
The paper was in Mr.. Berran's handwriting.
The COroner's Jury yesterday afternoon found
that the deed had beon committed in u lit Of
temporary insanity.
The sun., 1878-08-31
IRON WoRkERs' NOISE.
Owners OF Tcnements In the Fir.t Ward
seeklng 20 Ke.irnin MammerIng.

Charles Denlson and others instituted a
suit TO restrain John W. IIendrcn and others
owners of building at Albany street and 1873
and 1875 Washington street from carrying on
their business Hs iron workers on those prem
ises in the Objectionable manner in which. 1t IL
said, 1t ia now conducted. The plaintiffs own
tenement property In the vicinity. and they say
tnat the noises from the continual hammering
and pounding upon iron upon the premises Of
defendants ls exceedingly annoying to their
tenants. The noises az the iron works IL is as
serted. nro oitin continued until late at might
and during Sundays. The tenants threaten tn
qutt the premises. and it would be difficult Ia
Ecl other tenants 10 come there. because Of the
noises.
Judge speir in his decision. yesterday. de-
nying preliminary Injunction. said that the
iron works ar. NOT nuisance hy reason OF the
noise they make. and tine question whether they
htr or are no. injurious TO health presents a
case ~ too much uncertainty ON the papers hc-
fore him 90 Doe decided upon mere motion.
The pliuuiis erected their building three or
four years ago. md the defendants had carried
on their works for about fifteen years and had
invested about sluo,uOO in the business. 80 thni
If the Iuinuil~ hay" suffered damage. their
remedy. judge Susir says is perfect NJ law.
Ihc ct-". he thinks. involves Consequences too
important to be determined excel ut On u trial.
where tie parties can hp fully heard.
The sun., 1878-08-31
IN .lMERICiN's FTGHT FOR LIFE
Killing Thirteen Men in Defence Of hi. Home
aud Family.
ro~ NE N.o'nag, n fsao-op,a

Foo, n, ~s'ils, ~ FsroouIR
Joseph Brewer, an American citizen. re-
sided tor several years with his family on the
productive island of la Mocha mt the mouth Of
the Tirual RNcrl. which he had rented from the
Chiinn Government This island is situated
in lat. $50 %. Ion. 90 %. AMI Mr.. Brewer
was rapidly transforming it into a valuable
wool. oils, and fish were abundant, and were
exported AMI sold not only in Chilli hut
throughout South American countries. Two
q three vessels were employed constantly by
Mr.. Browrr tO carry on his business He had
already imported from the United States steam
engines. saw mills. agricultural implements
hhn numerous olher elements OF Industry t.
cultivate the land.
The islnnd Of Ia Mocha, which before Mr.
BrQwer's arrival WIS a wild forest aud flied
with Wild beasts. was converted. through Mr.
inroT%crs energy, INTO an attractive garden.
Hr; BroWer WAS married To- "a very handsome
and hrcompli he'd American lady and was the
inihcr Of two lnc children.
several months ago h" went 10 Chloe and en-
gagged over ono hundred natives to work us
laborrrs IN his hacienda. The article of diet
given to lahorcrs throughout the republic of
thill Is species OF beans which Is very nu-
tritious, and is grown In abundance in The
country. This WIS iho diet offered by Mr.
Brewer 10 MS men, but the latter were not
pleased with Il. and demanded potaioo- in
stead. Mr.. Brewer told them he had none.
and. Of course WINS unable 10 nccnmnodnt,
them. The mob Of native harharians then be-
came violent and begnn furious attack upnn
Mr Brewer and his dcfencelcss family. He
lives Of his dear Ones. but at last after Killing
thirteen OF his assailani-, lac fell a victim. with
his family, 70 the unjust rage Of the assassin ms.
They then plundered the house and carried Of
every valuable nrtice they found On the island.
Seizlng one Of Mr.. Brower's vessels. they en-
barked and saled for parts unknown.
Tho history Of Mr. Brewer fully shows that he
was man 81 rncrgy and enterprise. He was
universally lotod ana respected in Chilli and
many were indebted to him for his generosity
and good heart. Mr. Brewer had accumulAto1
fortune Of ilr00o0 when he returned To his
native country the United States. but there he
soon lost every dollar he had earned i'm Chill
Bnt inns failure iid not discourage him. and.
Aiter marrying he concluded to return L.
Chlll, the home Of his former happinc-s and
Success. hnd went toWorH IA nm engineer ON
Ile iallt9hd httw"h 'hilidn and Talruhuuno
whlcn Mr. Juhn Nlut"r. the American railway
bulIder' was at the TIM" constructing in Chli
Mr., Brewer surc"odrd w'll and having ncru-
mulated another fortune entered INTO partuor.
ship with Mr.. Al"mIutrr and rented thc island
of Lin Mocha from the Chilnn Government
Here, again. he WAS Increasing hi, fortune, iut
IA mo midst ol his happue-s and success has
boon murdered in cold blood. together with his
lovely Wife and innocent children.
The sun., 1878-08-31
SPOR TING NOTES.

Arowiu. regatta for ladies' Is to be given South Ruth
or nrd = y nest Friday
Hopeful the only trotier IN this country that has won
't' ~ tree io al u.t 10 Oue season during the grand
crD ult
l'e Goss. who to nsht John Dwycr Ia the fall had a
n'rN ii WIN Pat Ryan ~ saratoga recently. X! an
throw Gnss twice.
SroftsWcn iu saratoga are making m a purse for a
bard -igNt hglt twetn Juc Goss ami Fat Rs OF tie
lNNtl Ryan tllr
Tile annual race for the 100 mile medal of the London
boNr, club tn0k place lately over the Bath road The
rl"e was won hv ArfleNard. who went the entire
distance without srln hnurs. Il minutes 50 Cond.
Tn, n. .tc1 tr0'ung sire. Edward Everett died NJ tho
hretdinr farm u li. owner Mr. Robert Rouurr on sun
day. Au- - tl~aui h'crct was trcd ~ \ Ltbun
90 trnusf County. y \ foard IN l~ij and wt.
sired by Ef~'tk laulot0uian. while his dam sail
iu hr iN imp NurlraNr. grludam hv Irumuator llv
was hrst called Major WIunri Mr. Bonner purchased
HIM 30 l''i2 a, Vie 'irc a. Judsc Fullerton Mountain
Bon Tanner Boy, sheridan Everett Ray and Blk Fellow
HI fame viii be udeibly preserved among American
trottlug annals
The sun., 1878-08-31
pENNsYLvANIA IRAiLxoAD.
INTNT nv y N IINT
AND United STATES NAIL ROUTE.

rs.
on sni attsr July :. 1873.
Trans leave New York. VIA Desbrosses and Cortanlt
SIS Ferries. as follows
Express or Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West ano South
7 VI. daily
Fer Milhamsport, Lock Haven, Cory and Erie ats 30
!. ". connecting az Cory for liiusNNr, Petroleum
trntre' ana thc uh Regions Whhamsport aud Lock
Baltimore, Washin1ton ami the South, Limited wash
mston Express at Pullman rArl1r cars daily except
sunday. "W \ VI arrive Nashinltun 4.ip l.
and 4 VI
ENprc,, ior rhiai.lpha, fa1 : so. = ~ 90 ~ Linn
it'dl, II 4. VI !, 4 ., g, Is go 3j. 500 ami . +
Suulay. 800 ana % 4 w. o. N . 80 : 49, > 10 ami . 4
Emtraut ant SECOND class. T. NJ
For CAPE NAV. T..
Boats ol "RrooSyn Annex connect with an through
tram, At Jersey city. an1rIng speedy and direct
transfer tor BrOoAltu frtNti
For trans io NewIrN| Elizabeth. Railway. Princeton
Trenton Perm ANNOY. FtmInston. Bclviicrc. ami
other points see local schedules Al A Ticket ON cs
Trnlus arrive From rtt>hurgh 5u 10 ~ A. Nj 10 ~ y
dmly, 800 4. NJ. 6.ti l. VI. dilN. tNcrpt Monday
From Washington ami Baltimore. $50. a.Iu 4 VI H.
- 10 10 VI SuuiaY, % 3d. 80 ~ VI From fhila
doluhit. 3nb. u 30 otu ~ 80. n 50 4 NJ 1,in
10 10, a. 80, : ~. lol1 ~. 20 y VI sunday 5li
q 90 y - 10 30, II 81 \ VI O lu. lu % T.. VI
Ticket onccs, '2d AMI 0ii Broadway, Astor House
ana loot of pe,hrnsNs ana tortlaudt SIS { Court Il
and brnnkyn Annex Depot foot of fulton 4 Brook Iyu
~, llu ami liz Hudson ST. lobokcn. Depot Jersey
FRANZ THOMSON. J.. T. FARMER
Gcneral Manager Grnl Passenger AGENT
The sun., 1878-08-31

NoNTRENL Aug. 3O.-Mr Jolly The Premier,
nis offered io give Mr MrDuud. the contractor Tor the
Montreal. OTTAWA anf occidental Railway. 500 rer
month until he nlhtrsuuu OF Doc, claim agaiu.t Ne Dn,
crifr'nt was st tti which uilvr Nc La. 4ru-od. The
H'NtruIist wal. therefore tuNc fnrglr possession pi
LLI-lL.
The sun., 1878-08-31
DemuIllns neenn.e IIe Mn. sich.

OHlcAdo, H.. Aug. 31.-Ihe Daiiv Ne,rs pub
.,"e' al 'n"r'le" "iih AN,ii Moore the sbscondlng
nesinW SuIerNsor showing that he is now In Canada
H.Vuu" NJ ''uu' I" rchiesr speculauon on Change
i"'m iWm W :, m' a' 100 pN 'cal ailments lu pom
ns' iA uAe ~ n4aAv sogd LIs d..slcAuvn
The sun., 1878-08-31
NEW LINE TO Bo.roN,

~ via Atl,n's Point
NORWICH LINZ. PIER - y r.
Steamers CRY or NfN YORK and CRY OF BOSTON
at 81 z daily. SUNDAY excepted
FARE ONE DOLLAR
Positively tickets good only day Of sale and trains
connecting with boat Ht AlNn's Point
GOOD SUFFER- FOK FIFTY CENTS.
Tickets tor sale NJ pior 20
Norwich line Tor Boston Worce stcr, Portland ami all
points north ami east via
NEW LONDON AND NORWICH
SteumcrstlTN OF LAWRtNtE and FALMOUTH from
Pcr ~. Il. daily. at D. " SUNDAY excepted
Tickets aud stat Rooms nHN hv o1tfurl Ht the office
Of the company. III broadway. corner uf canal 81
Freight taken for an point. no lowest rutt-
For further Information inquire m Per 80 y n
The sun., 1878-08-31
alOuss $urnI5bln1,

A ~ l.. bAUMASN'S new furniture carpet tHl
- h'dllls Mhirhuusc nl4 Ani 1li St AN. 300 D.. iIi
~ tir largest eshlishment of the Sind lu tr lt' 1"
'N'"'l prices NrrkN ana monthly pawn. ni- i'N.
RAI MANN EkO~ nrr pHrrn. great hlI-alH, "a
- furniture. carpets bedding Rt their stores -.0 H go
hudson Il car hfoomc, Wrr H> lHt mWtlA mFW.n ~
EtHNIIuKE, carpets brlt.us thcaI IHr cash Z
HIip
FURNITURE. carpet, pui bedding sold uu,,r,n
~ nr mnuiliN paNmeut- Ht 70 fARRkIlS iIr1.H q
warehouse. -u1 BuWtrt.
WEEKLY AM NONT3ILY PAThLNr4
W hNtu Tor tntWiuft, carpets. tul 1ui iuS. atH4tV
Illustrated pms N-l Futrs srtAtt reduced.
tuNftttIN AII III 4lAtt .t-Ituh
The sun., 1878-08-31
pACIFIC MAIL sTEAM,mIr coNrAYT

ltt'l nl 'uNfl ~. NNiiN lNtf
FOR san FRANtISCO. Wa iSrilNit-S or PANAMA
steamship AtArU Leo. saturday. Avg -. noon ryn
Meeting ior tenln AMI south America AMI ~ NIcw
FROM san FR AN'l>tu 90 JAPAN ASU CHINA
Steam M'llp CITY or TOXIC, saturday. Arg 30 uopu
FROM SAN Francisco rO SANDWICH lSIANDS
NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA Steansun ri1
or SYDNEY. Monday. sept. .
For irttght or passage apply Al COMPANY. on %
tie Pier loot of canal st. l. and tor ua>,aga un, Il
COMPANY ticket office. - Broadway.
The sun., 1878-08-31
NEW YonK.JUNE ~. I-7s.--

~ evAt'i Hallway nftu from 90 a. VI 90 ~ T.
stations Morus st. nearest point tHr south terry and
Baicryi Rector T.. nearest point for Wall st ferry
iurilandt st nearest point Tor Jersey CITY ami com
munpaM lrriics. PARK place. nearest point tor Post
uiicr. city Hall AMI Barclay II ferry g. iuhokrn.
Chambers It, nearest point iol ravonia and Eric X
icrA Franklin It nrtnd II. nearest pOints for pcs
hr,-s = ferry o. Jersey tiN and fCour. Line
eIs ior Albany Hrrckcr It, ~th i, nearest points for
Christopher Il ferry tu luhukru IAN St 2d II nearest
point inr 2 = ferry tn Jersey ttA E i AZ IT. near
est point tor central Il Il depot, j1ih i 1-h Il
east side stations forduWuinwu trains take west ,iie
stations Fare urrut- ,Ntrlt between the hours -,
aui =. \ amt % ami T. VI when the lar. il cents
kuutc-from a-th IT. along Uih tu add aous AntS
Il tl amt aou. South it anal INTO
and aonl West Broaiway t" Chambers II into
AMI along tlcsv place, to aud Hlonl Murray ami
along church s. tu aud along Sew Church Murrt,
Il Connects with the following horse lines Al Rec
tor st. with iOr south lrrrN Grand with cars
Tor Desbrosscs and East Grand St ferries Bcockcr Il,
with cars for east AMI west at sth IT., with cars for
Christopher and East luth It. iorrrs At 14th St with
cars Tor West 2S and East 2 and 3ith ferries at m
with cars NtchAWh Sen terry At igh 4 with rrs
Of Hclt Line RulroId WI X GARRISON President
NJ VAS HRuCKttN Suuerutcud,ut
The sun., 1878-08-31
BExCH.

- VIA Leus Island RAILROAD. from 3ith It Ferry AMI
,'"n'rrs f"n, Leave EAST 3'fh ST. DAILY, yl',
Leave Breliion Beach dHlA, -. 10 81. II - VI
10 IS and II - T. VI
IARE FROM HTNTERs POINT RoUND TRlP. 50
Gents ~
J. CilrTENDEN. g = A SPENCER a. snpt
The sun., 1878-08-31
miscellaneous.

'uAMBFWss wonderful discovery 10 ratchul
y .sh receipt giving Information how I, catch tlf
Who hAo, hsh.
EDWIN CHAMBERS. Schenectady NY
The sun., 1878-08-31
Snjpptng

INMAN LINE--HOYAL " All. STE kMEGs
4 tuk a. EkNsrONN AND LIVERPOOL
llIl on ,iiE~lfR ......... saturday 80 T. 72P
tffN Of MDNTRt AL ... Thursffv sept ~ 5 .lJA v
CITY of BERLIN ........ SntufNuy sent "A moan
Prom rrr3f Nufth river. foot or charlton t.
CABIN S~'lul sirl. gold Return uctni, un favor
able iern- siLEkAUE. so currency Drlii, At low
tst rate
>rloou. state Rooms, smoking and Hath Room. amid.
ships These sicinrr- carry neither cattle. sheep nit
Wes join - DALE. Agent 20 AMI - bro. iw..,'
ftldlclplt uihcr, 10 South fth
The sun., 1878-08-31

M, FlN VV ttNaIpNN MD LIYERFO0L
AphlAl .-......... .... Ihur~luN Ssnt .. ulln
hhi lANNlt.. ......,.... SATURDAY.. sept H. 80
CELTIC ....... ... Thursday Sent ii 10 4
FROM White star Dock. Pier s.. Nnrti River
ahlns an amiisuips. saloon 81 amt siu slL
return uckef~ on favnr thle terms Strcrlge.
These steamers carry neither cattle sheep noe pig.ri
tORiIs Agent 81 BroalwlN. y VI. "''-
The sun., 1878-08-31
ALBANY boats PEOPLES LINE


n II. NlhhAND AMI pANltL bktN leave Nt.trN u.
(st Al 80 &s12 Snl -bh ~ li.r ~ ~. ianHt,s az
back, saugcfties, catskill. ami Hudson Connect At
West Point with steamer CARRIE A WARD for cod
Spring and Cornwall To WEST POINT or NEWBURGH,
returning by down boat NJ Excursion Rates TRANS
FER hy nuucN boat leaving BrnukNu at NJ. connect.
ing at Albany with TRAINS NORTH and NEsr Special
trains Co ani from SARATOGA Tickets sold and baggage
checked over Now YORK Central Railroad. Tickets or
cunlOns you'd on unsun kNer road r,Nnvol lnr pas.e