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New-York tribune., 1878-04-18
THE PROFITS OF YEARS OF BEGGING.

Barbara Allen, who for many years had pech
accustomed to beg Fulton Ferry and its vicinity deu
recently and 1t was then discovered that she
had amasscd considerable property from the oner-
incs Of charity. Her will was offered for probate
IN the surrogates Court. yesterday, 10y the Public Al
tpnstrafor william Emerson Is named ms the eNccu-
for and the estate valued $4,000 is devised as fO
lows: 81 900 20 Elizabeth Ford of liatton wall Ion
Son. 81 600 10 Mary Colsey of New-Iork; $500 TO
Mary J. McWhOrter Of No Gl Warren-st.; ana S1OO 10
the executor The society for the support OF Destitute
Seamsn receives the remainder. Through the second
third and fourth bequests pen had been dawG to erase
or by when the erasure was made william NJ. PricL-
ard. Of No 65 Broadway, and Cornelius cairns, OF NO
80 RiyngtUn-st, were witnesses TO the WILL
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18
CUARGED WITH CRUELTY.

DENNIS Hickey. of No. AIS East Twenty y-third-
st.. longshoreman, was arragned yesterday at the
Ffyseventh Street Police Court charge of cruelty.
officer Brennan testified that he arrested Hickey in the
act OF beating out dogs brains with club. Hickey
said that the dog evidently mad and had already
bitten number OF schOO-chldren The animal attacked
him and seized him by the leg and then be ndeaVored TO
Kill It. In confederation of his story Hickey exhibited
MS torn trousers. Peter Brady testimony tending
10 show that the dog mad. Officer Brennan asserted
that Brady and Hickey men OF bad character JUS
tce OerbOUrg committed Hickey for trial In default OF
$500 bail.
officer Evans of the Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty Animals, Yesterday arrested John OShay age
thiry,seycn of No 5l4 West Forty thrdst for offering
Tor sale at tie SeyentY-fOgrth Street Horse Marketa
horse suffering from glanders. 0Shay was committed
for trial by Justice OterbOurg default Of $500 bail
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18
THE COURTS.
rwo rrLEGRAPn AGREEMENTs.

cIETs - WHICH THE WESihhN ''''- - ~
CERNED.
In the suit of Elias c. Benedict against the
v,., t,,on and Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Com
penlos. a motion was made yesterday, before Judge
ponohue In supreme Court Chambers TO strike out parts
NJ the answer of the Atlantic and Pacific Company TIC
motion further asked that the Atlantic ana Pacihc 'on
pany be forced 10 elect whether 10 VIII rely on It's Hls"'
49, an the demnrrsr contained ~ its last clause Judge
pouohue reserved ms decision. 90 .r.,.,,,,b
In 1852 the NcwYOrk and western unleh - - i,,
fcUuany. Of which the Western Union IclegftPh t1i
panv b The successor and the New Nork anu hl, NJ
rrud C,snuapy 10 witch the Erie Railway Cvhp.is ,u
cscdrd entered into arrangcment y Nn'.n ~, com,
road r0mp,uy leased certain lines 0i Tue
,'sr, tytrr ne reorganization Of the IN, hh.iNb
h disuptei its liability under the lease, Dnt III 30; a.
iocnt sss given against II ior SllOOO ior Ten' ""
which " paid a., go ,,,,.u NJ tho Western
t,on C,,1nany made motion IN the old s,lt url"l'
Judee Donohue that the Erie receiver poH me , su"C
st,enf rent amounting tu about S3sOOO Inc Wn,'"n
Was opp0ssd ON the ground that the petiuoner WIS no,
party 20 the foreclosure suitgnd must therefore poC
against the company or await the ieauit VI "'' ''
yre Decision was reserved.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18
CIVIL NOTES.


Judge DOnOhue referred, yesterday, the di-
yOrce suit Charles Jennings against Sarah Jennings
10 William A. Boyd The plaintiff and defendant were
married III May, 1869. and separated in December last
Judge Potter, in Supreme Court, Chambers,
appointed yesterday James Matthews to pass the tual
accounts Of Willis Blackstone, receiver of the North
American Fire Insurance Company, winch failed about
ten years ago.
Eliza Hildebrandt, age sixteen, of LOrimer-
st Brooklyn has begun action in the Brooklyn City
Court against George Huestis, age twenty living at
Tenth and south Fourth SITS, 10 recover $1,000 Tor
alleged breach Of promise OF marriage
Judge Potter certified yesterday the bill of
costs Of the last Commissioners OF the Military Parade
Ground, S44s3 20 The principal items are 81 900 TO
each OF the commissioners; ~, 900 Jasper T. Kane
clerk.
Charles Hartman died in this city on March
0, 1873, leaving estate valued at 100000. His
widow, Helen NJ. Hartman, yesterday made appca
ton for letters Of administration, will having been
children.
The divorce suit of Mary s. Anderson
against John Anderson referred by Judge
Potter, in Supreme Court, Chambers to Frederick A.
Burnham According the complaint the husband and
wife were married at Hilton Head s. c. In December
1867, and separated within year There is one child
OF the marriage
Joseph Briller was arrested on the complaint
of Josiah f. Miller in September 1874, Of gang
Of boys who had greatly annoyed Miller The complaint
failed aud Brler sued Miller for IS, 900 damages The
tried Yesterday in Common Pleas, Trial Term
before Judge Van HOesen, and resulted III verdict for
the plaintiff for $40.
The suit of John c. DOnDelly against r. i.
BerGen tried yesterday before Judge sper in Superior
Court Trial Term brought to restrain the defendant
from carrying on carpetshakng business, and for
damages from the dust. The plaintiff claimed that the
whole neighbOrhood. Fiftiethst aud Thrdaye.,
cuped residences, that he had put up apartment
house there and that all annoyed by the dust from
the defendants works The defendant claimed that his
business carried on with all proper precautions
prevent its becoming nuisance and the jury found in
his favor
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW

BOUND BROOK ROI "
FOR TRENTON AND PHI LANIPHlA. - q
Leave NewYoTk for Trenton aud Philadelphia at b5o g.
eap 1880 1880. $3.50, $50 II and al p H. ior
Trenton.
Leave Philadelphia from station North Pcnnsy vania Ha
l:3O, 8 30. $50 y. m. .,.
Leave Trenton for York nj 20 except Monday G31
$40. 1920 a. IN, 1913 2:lj AlO G.lj p
Pullman Drawing Room Cars attached 10 the o3O M
$3.50 trains NewYork TO the $50 m l5o H.
trans from Philadelphia. . ,....,.,.,,, al,
$50 a. m. 5:3O ~ Leave New-1oTk IoI trenton ~ V
m j30 D. M leave Trenton at 20 Io2O A. IA. tlO o. m
Tickets Tor sale NJ Libcrysf, Nos 529 and III
broadway at principal hotels all Offices Of the Ene Ha
way New.Notk and brooklyn aud at No C0ults BIOOA
n. y. BALDWIN. Sen. Pass Agent
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18
TEN YEARS OF LITIGATION.

The first appeal heard by Judge Blatchtord
at Brooklyn and ia argument, is IN the case OF Jo
seph W. Dyer and others against the steamship Scotland
The Scotland was sunk off Sandy Hook in December
1866 after a collision with the steamer katie Dyer
Mitigation has been going ever since. Many OF the
leading lawyers Of the Admiralty have been engaged ID
this ltigauOu-Judge DOnohue, Judge Choate Scudder
Benedict & Benedict Judge Benedict, who
heard the case below. held that the scot
iand was in fault and after fighting for years over
the dana res be awarded the cOmesup on appeal
benedict & Benedict PIftchard, ChOatc 4 smith and
Scudder A Carter for hbellants. John Chetund and
Rniler. SiiImnn & Hubbard for claimants.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY. April l7.-In the Court Of Appeals to-
day the following transacted: No. l92-Rod
Wood aKt Wellington Tunnice ct al argued by
ue Hand for appellants and j. Adams for respondent No
l73-JOseph Samuel g. sands argued by G. Balm
bridge Smh for appellant and Albert Matthews for respond
No l9l-RObeTt Rdell agt N u O. and H. II. Railroad
TO-: argued by W. H. Adams for appellant, and submitted
for respondent No. l6SThe National Bank Of schuyler
vile ag George H. 1asher ct al argued by A. Pond for
pelant and Chas s. Lester for respondents No 69he Ma
tona ank Of sehuyerve agt Isaac Vandewater ct al i'm
pleaded argued By Pond for appellant aud Charles Les
ter for respondents. case still on.
Day calendar for Thursdays Nos l93 ILL., 209 1872 l83
3Y8 I77 1856
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18
Using ONES OWN NAME.

Isaac w. England, as assignee of Frank
Leslie has sued Henry Leslie, the eldest son OF Frank
Leslie and Others TO prevent the of 1.-THE name,
Frank Leslie, r.," 10y them, part of the title OF
periodical The son states that be assumed the name of
Frank Leslie at his fathers request and though he
droppcd IL under pretended order of Court which eau
not be found OF the files has always in his family been
known as Frank
Cbef-Justiee DAILY, in Common Pleas, Special Icrul
has denied motion for an Injunction hOGing that, in
the absence OF fraud intent TO deceive the public
person may use his own name as title 10 pnhhcatiOh
though solno one else may have given peculiar value
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18
CRIMINAL NOTES.

All Hale, a Chinaman, was arrested yester-
day and held $3.50 bail by United States Commissioner
Shields for selling cigars without license.
John Allen, alias Scotch Jack" a notorious
thief pleaded guilty yesterday In the Court OF GeneI
Sessions before Judge Sutherland stealing the theat
cal wardrobe aud other property OF j. L. Sandford and
Miss Nellie Sanford He was sentenced 10 two and q
halt wears ia State Prison.
Edward Strange, a tailor, of MorTisania
asked OF his customers, John Baumbachs for some
money Sunday night, but received only abusive
language. Next day Strange asked for Baunbachs ar
rest. At midnight Monday Strange was assaulted by a
party OF masked men, who left him senseless on the
ground. He is confined to the house. Justice
Wheeler will Investigate the matter.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR ITVERPOOI-In Steamship AlGerid -Jerre Abb, IT,
Mr. and Mrs r. g. Bowler T. burroughs, A. j. Carver H. H.
Chace. Miss Lucy COWaD Dr a. r. Dlm Miss Edith L. Fish
Mr aud Mrs Albert II. GalatIn Thomas Hart Mrs. W r.
Hart Lucy Henniug Ex-Governor Henry Howard, Mrs
Charles +. Howard. T. A Jackson DR.. T. r. Jcn
kins Joyce Mr. and Mrs. John H. KitOn aud three
children. A.. MacRay, William Parsons Mi9- ~ a Peck
MIss W Peck Miss Katie Peck, Miss Mathide Phillips
william H. Pope, Sidney Putnam. Capt RuIn6old Mr :nlh
crfOTd Mrs Rutherford A. Srelcy, Shieke Mt aud Mrs
T. simpson child and nurse Mr.. Murphy and lady. l. y
Shield H. Tlden IT, Mr.. and MIS-. T. r. Wheeock, Miss
T. Whpple, II. White and man servant Dr. g. +. Wllung
j. b. william.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18
pECIsIoNs-APRIL IL.

Supreme CoTt-Chdnbers-B Judge Brady
Mitchell agt Crofutt-order granted Earle HammODd
Opinion.
BY Judge Lawrence -PauzeDester aRt WaydelL-Tbe mo-
ton for new trial Is denied with eiO costs
BY Judge Donohue.= Rosensten agt Rosenstein.--
Granted memorandum Hand agt burrows settled
yoodspeed agt Daunreseh with Lowell sgt
Cock roft.MotOn denied without n Of
Parade Ground-TazatioR affirmed. Horton agL Empire
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18
PASSENGERS ARRIPED.

FROM PORTO CABELLO. &c.-IH SteamShD Bcrmufa-
John Wilkie. Capt Messenger j. a Gonzales, Dr. and
family II. r. Castillo and wife, j. f. linar~H
A. Espna Cucl ChapBehn, ThOs Reyna r. Harris
J. Johnston White T. NJ. castro, Juan Castro Mrs. Mar
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads

STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads
DISAPPEARANCE of the
IL MAMMOTH PALACE STEAMERS
BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE
FALL RIVER LINE
between
NETWORK ana BOSTON.
managers OF this line beg the temperance
Of these superb steamers on tie route
MONDAY April I5 1878.
pains OF expense spared place 10 spen
ensuing
The comfort and safety has been
me aud they presented TO the public rs the
BESr EQUIPPED and MOST ELEGANT STEAMERS
OF their class In the world.
Leave NewYoTk daily Smdays. Jnne % 10 September g.
incusIve) from Pier - North River OF Murayst
y. Leave Brooklyn, via Annex" boat at .3j
J. II. KENDRICk, supt
BORDEN & LOWELL, Agents.
GEO L. CONNOR GenI Pass'r Agent
I'kOY BOATS CITIZENS LINE. - Sure
with all railroad lines. North. East and West
PARE GREATLY REDUCED FIRST CLASS, 81. DECK
SOC. EHCU RSlON, 81 90.
Entirely and magnificent steamboats, leave daily except
SATURDAY, at from Pier 40, N r. iOot LeTOyst state
and through tickets AT DOdds Express 9i4 Broadway
JOSEPH CORNELL, Genl supt
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND UUDSC

NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dec. 81 1871
through trains WI leave Grand Central Depot rom,
500 a; M western aud Northern Express, drarhgrooh
1880 a. m Special Chicago and Western Express, with
drawing cars TO Canandaigna Rochester and iuha9
llUOa M Northern and Western Express TO Utca, White
400 D. n Montreal Express with sleeping cars for Mon
trea via Rutland BgInElSn ana a. ATSi % seepng cars
for Louis running through every day In the week slSo
Toledo and Detroit aud TO Montreal excepting sunday night
S % PSede InS ESpTs daily with seeping for
Rochester Niagara Falls, buffalo Cieyelani Ioleio pS
trot and Chicago Also TO Waterio"n excepting sa'uy
fi0O D. H. Express with sleeping cars to Albany and
%ay Trains as per Local Time Tables Tickets for sale at
Co.'S offices N9s parRplacc 7s5 and ei2 Broadway New
'oN' G. n. MEEKER, General Passenger Agent
DENNSYLVANlA RAILROAD. = GREAT
TRUHK LEE is AMD uNTE2 y E sAts ans New Hew
ES Via Ss an coraSd Streets Feie as follows
Express Harrisburg Pttsburg the West aud south VIA
For Wii'iamspoTi Lock Haven, Cory and Erie at $50
aud tho OIL Regions For Wiliamspor and LOCK ha'en'
For ~ baltimore Washington and the South Limited Wash
inglOn Express OF Pullman paTor cars dy except sun
day So & = 10 s6 a5Se %asnsiSR nS S sS ap ~ D. @
Express for Phladepha 730 s:2oo $3.50 Limited il M
So a and do a'' E%isHi @ and sse%ndcas ~
ton Perth Amboy TiemngIoL Bevidee other points,
local schedules at all ticket ohees ,, I, ,,o,b ra,r
at Jersey city afordng speedy ana rect 'rahsier LOT
Tra6s arfiyei Pirtsburg G5o and lOi0 m, and
1920 daily iGG H. ana Sgo ol p m ND 9 aS eSeeP1 eP
SS and i9o @ % o Hnasi 1910 10 iS4o iiso m m
ETG% S 4lo faGseSd sS d5S o iCe TO- and Sgg Sunday
5oS $50, $40 1910 II {os % go and ~ 1922 @ Uou.o
a1S sst q % sse and r.
GOfn and AnpH5 s RsRS Go' Depot jersey &
EmigranI Ticket once. No Battery pace FARMER
Cenetal Manager. oehI passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

sun rises.. 81 sun sets.... Gs2 Clock Slow. 045
Moon Iises o. Moon sOuihs. 0iG Moons age, days 10
WATER IODAT-A. NJ.
sandy Hook. Slg Gov Island. S4T Hell Gate..l 1886
HIGH WATER TODAN-f. ".
sandy Hook. 84i GOV Island. 9ls Hell Gate...llO7
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18
T0 PHILADELPHIA,
VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NEW-YoRK AND PHILADELPHIA.
Fourteen Through Trains each way daily three DepUts
Philadelphia, two In New. York

Fourteen Through Trains way daily three Deputs
Philadelphia, two In New'YOrk.
Double Track the most Improved Equipment and the Fastest
Time consistent with absolute safety
- On and after November II, 1871
Aess Trains leaves via DesOrOsseS and COrt
landt streets Ferries. follows: - 80
73O s2U. $3.50 mted Ii a. m 4, ., 6, $50 7, $50
and p ~ Sunday, a. n g. 6. G:3J 7, $50 ana p M
b1ats OF brooklyn Annex" connect with All through ains
Brook yn travel.
ESQ and IL a. mited Expross, l35 p M 4, 5aO Z.
and 1885 m and II minght ON sunday 32O 1886. Z, 3,
$50, q. m. 4, 1888 p. m. amt IL midnight
Ticket offices 526 and 9i4 Broadway, No Astor House,
and foot OF DesbrOsseS and Cortlandtss No COurt
aEd Brooklyn Annex DEPOT foot OF Fultonsr brooklyn;
NOs ia, l6 and lis ulsOns, HOboken; Depot, Jersey
CITY Emigrant Ticket Office, No. y Battery place
FRANK THOMSON L. i. FARMER
eneral Manager. Genl Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18
ERlE RAILWAY. -.
II ARRANGEMENT OF TRAINS taking eject Feb 25

ga.m-Cincinnati 9 and Chicago Day Express. Drawing
room coaches tn Buffalo sud Suspension Bridge
T. III DnlNl-fisi IT. Louis AIrr--. HtfNlug az bbuso
sl a. M conH'cung with fast trains "a thc West ani soI
MC~i ulr1. ursi drawing room steiuR coaches 20 uup
= NJ tDailyl Pacific Express for the West. S.sphs
cnach's through % Rochester Buffalo NisgdiL fa' tnC
t anu Chicago without change also hotel dihns cars 10
D. m Emicrant rain for the Wet
Trains leave Chambers street Depot. New York for
Newark, bii, $50. 1880 a. 5lj. J:lj and 81 r. NJ
and IL midnight Saturday nights only sgnlays ylJ H.
Tuiherfod PARK Passaic g. 7:lj 10 NJ u noon lij
3 $40, $50 oH q, $50. : 10 M. = mdrioht sundays
Paterson. q, 40. 7I5 $50. lu. ll3O a. m, u noon
l45 3. :l5 Jij. 430 D. do D. G5, $50 = : 10 pm aud
y midnight sunday u s:30 Oij. 10 H. llJ' oSo p
SHHcIn, q, 7:I5 10 a. m, l:l5 9I5 SO p m, AT u
midnight sundays D. $50 10 a. NJ. l:Ij. $50 I p H.
Cornwall . a. NJ $780, 43O p m. Sundays. s:5os m
NewGurgh a. m. $50. $50 p ~ Sundays, s3Oa. m
Rondo Il a d Kingston . $3.50 pm sundays. $50 2 m
Goshen. &. 7:4j, ., 10 a. $780, 5ij $3.50. p IN sun
@iddietown 7:I5' 10 a M 8.4j. $3.50, p SUNDAYS
eo"iect T viii YORK and osweso Midland at Manst
Jerys 74j. 9. 10 m I:31 D. p ~ sundays o''o
~ NCTP@TT1ns leaving ChambcIsst even or bali hours
before o d IN leave Twenty lri~t fifteen minutes earlier
leave Twenty third thirty minutes earlier Boats 'ays
Twcntyihirds at 045 and ll45 p m, connecting with
iIans leaving Chambers ST. at 10 ~ and u midnight
TlCket- passage aud for aIaI ihtns IN craving
sleeping coaches obtained and Ordcls io e ch'
and transfer Of baggage may be ,il al NE company
Nos 239 4Ol 52J and gji broadway y. u NO Court''
Brookiyn. at the COmpany's doTot- -, vi, n, ~
Express from the West arrive IN NeW-i o'N Nv -'
III" gN0 ana n AgBoTT n general Pasr Agent NewYOr.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEG.
7. s.3O g45 a. M !, s. Z, i4j. 530 GO $50 p M anu
Saturday nights only at llJO p H. suhuAJS d ID anu
~ pr1rf : ring Valley and M0nsry 7, 945 a. NJ. 445 p
m JOHN ABBOTT. Grui Pd-Sr Agent, NcW-1 0iH.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18

DONDOUT and KINGSTON, landing at
IL Newburg pongnksepse gaand ras W,st p0nn
Min Ulster and Delaware and Waikiki Valley Railroads.
Thomas Cornell James W. Baldwin leave daily
AZ ~ n from Pier "a North RIVER foot Of HaTIisonst
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18
EARE REDUCED.

EARE REDUCED. ,,,,,,
EXCURSION TICKETS. s.
THE OLD RELIABLE STONINGTON LINE
FOR Ali POINTS EAST
NOT A TRIP MISSED II SEVEN CONSECJllNL
YEARS
The elegant steamers sTONINGTON andKHODE ISLAND
leave Pier 80. North River. 1t y. III dauy
except Sundays).
Hereafter the STEAMBOAT ENPEESS TRAIN VIII
leave STONINGTOS at l3j a. m.
Tickets for sale at ali Tho principal ucket onices ana
state secured at all Offices Of Wescotrs Express 60,
PROVIDENCE LINE
D. Pier 20 Sorth River loot of WdrrensL Freights
u. 5. BABCOCs. Pres. L. w, fILAhs' Gen IaNS' hs"
ONG BRANCH AND PHILADELPHIA
via Ncw.Jetsey southern Railroad. Commencing Oct0
ber 4 1877. The steamer JESSE HO1I viii leave New.
York Pier & Nurth River OOyt Of liccoTst connecting R
Sandy Hook with for Long Branch, Philadelphia ana
Ions River ! a. and p. IN. Nincand, Bndgeion. Egg
Iarbor &c Il a. M: Wan0wn, BnrncBat and Iuckefon
y. w = StNbpO.'' "rheIa lHn.l-,I--
I EUIGU VALLEY RAILROAD.
Il IIAEKANGFMENT A or PASSENGER TRAINS Jan. ],
1877 Leave depots Of COurtandt and Desbrosse s
s G3O D. M Night Express daily, for Lasion Bethlehtin
AiIeufovn Mauch chunk WEesbarre, PttstOn. Sayfe FL
mira Ithca Auburn Rochester BunatO Niagara Fals ahd
tLe West pullman sleeping coaches attached.
Wv '0 ROB'f II. sAYltE, Sup't ana Enyr.
General Eastern ONCE, corner church and COuIlah sS
CuAS. II. CUMMINGS, AGENT
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18

SIMON STERNE, esq. DEAR SIR: During the
y mast four Years II has been gradually becoming
more AID more apparent that the rapid extension
OF our railroad system has brought with II
many abuses which exert an enormous influence upOh
commercial and political aspects; that egisL
ton protection OF public interests has not kept pace
with desgneG the special purposes OF great l
corporations that In consequence the mehOs ana
channels OF trade changing and long vested interests
suffering this These changes are OF so serious
threaten the continued prosperity OF our
and its natural advantages are being neuazed by Iu
removable knowing that you have Tor
number years made special study Of the relations exist
ing railroads and tac pubic WIKI reference TO the
adoption such equitable legal measures as would protect
the public interest and have repeatedly and dlslner,stety
urged upon the Legislative Quantities OF this state the pass
age Kaiwa ay COnmiss sSoTs BILL We most respectfully
ask evening and place when II VIII be eOnNen
deliver aleCuTc on this very important subject
GA FIFTH AyFSt T., April b. 1878.
GENTLEMEN: In Ia your courteous invitation, L
appoint the EVENING OF THE 18TH OF THIS MONTH,
SOCLOCK, SIEINWAY lIA J. as the time and place for
delivery address The Railway in its Relations
Public and Private Interests"
hatteTing invitation coming this does from repre-
sentative and firms OF our cys great interests makes
connection with this subject greater sense OF re-
sp0nsibty than heretofore felt contribution
toward the understanding of social and political ques
tons.
Whilst cannot believe fully TO have solved railway
problem trust that its presentation before you VIII be sum
centy gestve character Of aid IN bringing
conservative sOutiOnOue which Will not Jeopaze
corporate interest In the final assertion OF
people have the great public highways OF
managed IN conformity with ts commercial AMI IN
dustral interests Respectfully, SIMON STERNE.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18
Gteamboais ano Railroads.

ALBANY BOATS DIRECT-Merchants Ex-
A press Line-Eleesnt steamers WALTER BRETT or or
SSnS WIN
Line M connecting with raGs ms NORM S s5d sssI ms ldwer
Than 6y any other lines A p. BLACK, supt.
A GREAT REDUCTION of FARE
H PEOPLES EVENING fS Ii LINE STEAMERS
FoR ALBANY SoRPsf1E T bXFFsi THh%NE ana %
and al poa ~ area ana Hudson WEST
BY N'TfRlS TiRSfCLASS EtHisl F&RE, 81 DECK. SOC
EXcuksIQN TICKET TO AMLBANYAHp ALI p REITRS' q 81
LEAVE PEE bAihY 4 81 fxSfETED =, west
eoi EEPSes! oaises PsI@e IS SS BroadSay n
cI 9 cy 81 WGHb WaRburs S at Of tie
Jswe Wharf aenlns Fulton Ferry RI Il, RTOoyR % SER
ca hoe!s ana ticket oces at the oee on Pier A. North
TEERED FREE BY THE DOATs OF
THE BROOKLYN ANNEX.
PRIDGEPOR1. and all points on Honsatonic
I'D and Nau,atuek Railroads Fare 81 steamer Brdgeport
leaves aharnesp daily sundays excepted) at ll;5O H.
DALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
ID NewYok from foot OF Desbroses and CortIandt
$50 m. for Washington Columbus Chicago and the West,
Richmond Charleston ana the South Through Pullman cars
iu1 M Ior washington West and the South via
Washington making close connections for P,SnrG Ts en-
Baltimore Cincinnati and St. Louis and from Washington
800 m Gay ior Washington the south. West. Pull
seepers from NewYork TO Baltimore and washington
Ptsbnrgh ne south and sGpgsst INV THrOns GGH
Washington t trains for Lynchburg Florida New
orleans aud the South ~.
Bradway NewYork ticket offices, foot Of COranGt
and Deslrosscs sts. and depot, jersey City 80
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA BALTIMORE AND OHlO
RAILROAD
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSE1.
~ Ferry Station In New York foot OF Libertyst
Commencing Nov. 26 lS71-ITdnS leave as follows - .
$50 m-For Flemngt0n EastOn. Belvidere Maucn
Chunk. Tamaqua, WkesbarIe, Elmira. &c. Connects al
s:i5 a. m"For Hgh Bridge Branch Eas!on HARRISBURG
Mauch Cnunk TamaGua. Hazlcto "ukesbaTre' Scl4n'o'
NIuamspOrt, &c ,,---,-..o.
] y. m-Fur Pennington. Easton, Mauch Chunk Iamaqnh
WilEsbaIio Scranton 1unkhannOck, 1amaqua HaLetoH'
Reading POtisville. Harrisburg. &c. ,,,,,... o,s
4 D. m-FOr High Bridge Branch. lason BeH1eW an ~
Mauch Chunk Connects az Junction with d. j. ana w, ~ W.
6;3O D. day-For EastOn Allentown ana hirlh ous
S:25 y. m-FUr EastOn. ,-..,....
SUNDAY TRAINS-LeaNe az 9;3o a. m ~ p D. IoI
Bound BrOok and intermediate pOuts and at JJO m or
Easton Reading, and Harrisburg.
NETWORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Perth AmbOy, Red Bank Long Branch
Grove, S:l5 ll:iJ. T., 5;l1 p III.
Stages MattaWan station 10 ana lio1 iAHi
PORT, and az Squan TO and from POINT PLEASANT
FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAlLWAl
connections. foot Of LIberyst for FTeehod' "'
sl5. ll:ij a. m, 4, 5:lj p IN.