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Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29

Expressions Of the Vienna PTesa-Aus.
tria Must Look After Her Own In.
teTest.
VnNNA, March 27.-Tc.day's newspa-
pers consider that the Congress has failed,
and that Austria must now look to the
prOte ction OF her own interest. The new
Eree Press, liberal antl.Russian and Bis.
MARKHAM, ,sayO Gen. lgnRtieh's purpose is
TO Isolate England. The Oeutch Zeitung,
strong German and anti-Hungarian, thinks
Austria will gain by an Anglo. Russian
war, because Russia must pay a high
prize for AustriA's neutrality. The Tages
Presse regards IgnAtief's mission as a
striking tribute TO Count Andrassy's poll.
cy Ofalways consulting Austro. Hungarian
interest. The Ere mdelat hopes that Igna.
tief will succeed in eGecting an arrange.
ment With the Government. II says "ihe
time has now arrived when Austria
should think Of protecting her interests By
precautionary measures beyond her own
irOniiers." The remark OF the Fremdelat
means the annexation OF Bosnia, Herze.
gOvinia, North Albania, and a portion OF
Macedonia. semi.oficial papers are si.
lent.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29

Mr.. STEWARDS magnificent Hotel,
In New York, for women is now COM
pleted, and was 10 have been opened
for guests the middle Of this month.
Mrs. Stewart has taken great interest
10 this cherished plan other dead huS.
band, aud with the aid ofJudge Hilton,
pushed the work forward steadily to
completion. 1t isa massive structure,
with countless windows, and OF pale
gray color, with the lower story dark
eDed into the color OF brown stone.
The numerous pillars and pilasters are
In imitation Of red Scotch granite. Its
one entrance on Fourth avenue
has wide portico, and Is more
spacious than any hotel entrance
In the city. II contains j02 sleep.
Ing apartments, eight reception.
rooms, besides extensive pArlors
and dining.rooms. The library con.
tains 5000 volumes and is furnished
with every convenience for writing.
The building Ia heated by steam-has
five elevators, besides stairways-and
Is bouutifully supplied with gas and
water thoughout. ~ have noticed"
said Judge Hilton, "that il there is one
thing a woman dislikes more than an.
other, It Is not 10 be allowed 10 burn
as much light and 10 use as much wster
as ever she wants; and | have deter.
mined the supply shall be as plentiful
as air." The building surrounds a
lsrge-sized court, with mosaic. pave.
ment, and a beautiful fountain in the
center, The head cook from the Grand
Union Hotel at Saratoga is assigned
the supervision of the cuisine depart
ment. Several rooms are TO be reserV.
ed for transient guests, who will be
charged usual hotel rates. Regular
board will be from SO 10 $40 per week,
which will lift the hotel beyond the
reach of the poorer class Of working
women, for whom il was at lrst sup.
posed 10 be intended.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29
CONGRESSIONAL.


ZGAsH5a
WASHINeTON, March H.-KeFnan, Of
New York, introduced . bill granting
pensions to Indians who we're IN the
service Of the United States In the war
Of 1872, 90 scouts, guides or warriors.
Referred to Committee on Pensions.
Mcmillan, of Minnesols, from the
Committee on Claims, reported, with
amendments, House bill for allowance
Of c.rtsin claims reported BY account.
ing officers Of Treasury Department.
Placed on calendar.
Hoar, Of Massachusetts, called up
the resolution to pay John Ray and
VIM. L. Mcmillan the sum of 81, 900
each 10 reimburse them for expenses
incurred in conteSiiug the seat In the
Senate for the unexpired term OF Wn.
P. Kellogg, q Senator from Louisiana
for the term ending March 3, 1873.
Agreed 10; yeas IS, nays 7.
The Vice. President under resolution
adopted yesterday, appointed Messrs.
Eustis, Saunders and Conover, COM
miltee on part Of the Senate TO meet
the remains of Hon. J. E. Leonard on
arrival at New 0rleans, and 10 accom-.
pany them to place Of interment.
CoDkling introduced 9 bill appro-
priating 100000 for the improve.
ment Of Harlem river between Ran
dale Island and Hudson river. Ro-
ferred.
At the expiration of the morning
hour, the Senate resumed consideration
Of the Pacific Railroad Sinking Fund
bill, and Hill, of Georgia, spoke 10 op-
position to many Of the features Of the
bill reported by the Judiciary Commit.
tee, but said he did not wish to be un-
derstood as favoring the passage Of the
bill reported BY the Committee on Rail.
roads.
House.
DaviP, OF North Carolina, introduced
bill to compensate the State OF North
Carolina for the nee and occupation OF
certain buildings and grounds by Uni
ted States troops. Referred.
FELTON,, from the Committee on Com.
merce, reported back bill to prevent
the introduction OF contagious diseases
into the United Slates, and explained
that the provisions thereof did not dis.
tuTb the quarantine regulations Of any
State, but officials we're made agents oil
the National quarantine system. After
debate, the bill was amended and pass.
ed. The following is the text of .he
bill as il passed:
"a bill 10 prevent The Introduction
OF contagious diseases into the United
States:
"Be It enacted, ETC., That no vessel or
vehicle coming from any foreign port
or country where any contagious dis.
ease may exist, and no vessel or We.
bicle conveying any person o; persons,
merchandise, animals affected with in.
'ectious or contagious disease, shall en-.
ter any part OF the Bniled States, or
pass the boundary line between the
United States and any country, contra.
ry to the quarantine lava Of said Uni.
ted States, except in the manner aud
subject 10 regulations 10 be prescriD-
ed"
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29

The first money coined in the United
States were copper cents in 1902. Sill
yer was first coined into dollars in
1894, and the first gold "Cagles" were
coined In 1895, The machinery used,
as well as the material, was imported
from England. Copper was a scarce
article, and as necessary result, but a
small number Of cents were coined.
The coming machinery was worked by
hand up TO the year 1916, when steam
was introduced.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29

New ORLEANS, March 27.-Samuel
Adler, alias j. Coch, formerly of Chi
easo, recently arrested IN Memphis and
brought here, charged with forging
bills VI ladng o. goods from Texas.
was arraiguel aad pleaded not guilty.
The consolidated bond decision
4g3iust the city, advar ced tie prices Of
'he,e bonds about four points, and
caused decline Of premlnn bonds
one point
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29

TIE Press Association OF this State
win meet aG VIcAsburg IN June, and we
suggest, a. we shall not be there, that
he convention adopt some rule In re-
gard 10 foreign beyond the Stste) ad-
VoFtiseru, patent medicine people, &e.
The press loses . great deal by ion.
postoEs, and It iS getting difacult to
iell who to rely on. We have been
sWindled By Dr.. E. F. Townsend, the
OxyRenated Air (gas) man, Of ProVi'
dence, Rhode Island, by !. q. Stone,
Of Philadelphia, and other quack
thieves, and 90 have others. Another
question 10, Ahall candidates for State
Offices, and CongressmeD, pay for an
nouneing their names and tickets, or
must the press, In its poperty, bear the
butlheu Of gratuitously lifting others
into fame and fortune. These thingI
were paid for In other days, and should
be nOw.-[Porl Gibson Reveille.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29

SAID "mauaging editor" at q recent
meeting of the New York Press Club
"There is not q man here that can call
his soul his own. You are a pack oil
hiEellngs. lam q hireling. You rep
resent the great metropolitan press
There is not one Of you that dares
write q line Of bis honest convictions.
There is not one OF you that dares write
q line Of what be believes. IfyOu were
to write It, It wouldn't be published.
The soul would be taken out of II, II
would be suppressed. l would sup.
press It II 1t were brought to me. get
q hundred and twenty-five dollars a
week for suppressing the truth; for
cutting out the soul Of every sentence
which comes before me-"
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29
RUSsIA'S.POLICY.
Austria to be COnclllatsd aud EnVland
Dehsd-Ths Russians Determined to
Maintain The Treaty.


LONDON, March 27.-The Telegrsph's
Vienna dispatch says Russia, by advice
Of Germany, is concilialing Austria
and disregarding England. 1t is be.
lleVed Russia 10 preparing for war with
EnglaUd. Two hundred thousand
men OF the Russian Laadwehr, were
called out Monday. Gen. Ignalitd, on
leaving ST. Petersburg, ia quoted: "I
am going TO give 10 the Austrian Cab.
met all the explanation they desire re-
gardiug the prellmiuaries OF peace.
There shall be no more cause for
CquivocAtlon. England will be lef.
alone IN her opposition 10 us, and the
termination oi the war" The CORE.
'poudeut says, from the Gar himself
down through all the grades OF Russian
society TO the humble peasants, there
seems to be an all.pervading, unalter-
able resolution that the terms of peace
agreed on between Russia and Turkey
shall be maintained iu their entirety,
aud defended, if necessary, to the last
extremity, At the same time there Is
an unmlstakable desire 10 ccnciliate
Austria, and any concession that would
deiach her from England, even large
portion OF Turkish territory, would be
hailed with delight. On the other
hand, no concession to England would
be tolerated, and the only apparent
nope OF peace with that Power seems
TO remain IN the abandonment OF En.
glsh demands.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29


UttoTance from Berlin on the Eastern
Question - Semi oMcial Expression
ofopinion.
BERLIN, March 27.-The Post, which
prints nothing political without a pur.
pose, aud which is one OF Prince Bis.
marck's organs, says the failure Of the
Congress would probably result in
Russia and England remaining al
peace, but arming for war. These pro.
longed armaments England can even
infinitely better afford than Russia,
who would be reduced 10 exhaustion
were she obliged 10 maintain her ar.
mics on a war footing for some years.
While Rusela can't attack England,
England ls In perfect position to bide
her time. The Car will problb'y be
driven 10 extend his conquesls In the
interval, the better 10 be prepared for
collision when It does occur, but in
such case Austria and Greece would
join England to protect their own in.
terests. AS TO Germany, she would
never fight for Russia or any other for.
eign interests. Russia, therefore, had
better restrain her ambition.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29

The ST. Louis directory grows apace.
They have copied down all the names
on Tie hotel registers and in the grave.
wards, and now they are working upon
ihe dDiclionary Of Dickens's Charac.
ters," "Burke's Peersge,' and "LSn.
mans Congressional Directory since
1876" and the st. Louis members al
Washington are trying to get a copy oi
the pension roll of the United States
II Is confidently believed In the best
informed circles that the directory will
show that the population Of st. Louis
Is much larger than that Of Chicago
[ChicagO Tribune.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29

sERAwHRRnlEs have made their ap'
peaEsses In the Brooklyn markets
They are sour, small, full Of sand, and
sell for about . dollar each.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29

MAssAcHUsETTs has passed . stay law
in favor Of her savings banks. If the
law had been in favor Of the people In
stead Of the banks, what . howl there
would have been about repudistion,
honor, and one thing or another.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29
HismaTck's idea for a Railway Minis
tEy-Resignatton OF the Minister oi
CommeEce.


tTy-Resignatton OF the Minister oi
Commerce.
LONDON, March 27.-A Berlin special
ssys, when defending his idea,of Great.
ing a special Railway Ministry, in Sat.
urday's sitting OF the Prussian Lower
House, Prince Bismsrk gave as one OF
his reasons for desiring such a minis.
try, that the present administration OF
the Railway Department by the Board
OF Trade, Is anything hut efficient. In
consequence OF the severe criticism by
the Prince, DR.. Achenbacb, Minister
OF Commerce and Chief Of the Board
of Trade, rendered his resigua.
ton. The National Liberals have
determined TO reject the bill for Special
Railway Ministry on the ground that
there is no time left, and tie end of the
session too near to discuss project OF
this magnitude. Possibly Prince Bis.
marck will dissolve the House, and op-
peal to the country, lrying 10 secure a
majority.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29
RRhtsbursArald
nuEsaay Morning, March %.

C0UzIEHyEIIS on the nsW silver dol.
Iar are already out They are 90 poor
Ihal ths least observation will detect
IA frsad.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29

AS AN evidence Of his fathers inssn.
ity, Cornelius J. Vanderbilt, Jr., is try.
ing to prove that the Commodore was
once engaged TO be married to Tennie
Z. Cla1ln.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29

WILLIAM PITT KELLOGG is one Of the
authorities for the statement that the
release of Anderson does not LET Wells
out Of his trouble. Anderson was ac'
cused Of changing consolidated returns,
while Wells l5 charged with having al
tered original returns.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29

EVERY day or Two now Mr.. Blaine
gets up in the Senate TO show US what
kind Of a President be would have
been. This is beginning to make peo.
pie ieel very well satisfied with HAYES.
- Philadelphia Times;
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29

"THE New YORK Telegram advises
people to marry for love, and not for
money" Good advice, certainly: but
inasmuch as you will always be in
want of money If you marry for love,
and always in want Of love If you mar
ry for money, your safest way is to
marry for little OF both.-[Co
Journal.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29

BALTIMORE is building new Roman
Catholic Church, to be called the Plus
TX Memorial Church. It is TO cost
$l40,000.-[ Philadelphia Times.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29

SECRETARY SHERMAN is said to own
sixty'lour houses Ia Washington.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-04

Under the call OF States the following bills
were introduced and referred: BY Mr. Henry
tDeIn.. Mdl-For paving advances made to the
United States by the State Of Maryland in 1890
by Mr. Bland Dem.. Mountaineering the
issue OF 1000. 900 in United States Treasury
notes. TO be applied for tho Improvement Of the
Mississippi river, from ST. Louis to the Gulf Of
Mexico
BY Mr.. Culberson Dem. Texas)-To restrain
the Secretary OF the Treasury from paving tho
outstundln tlve-twenty bonds except in legal
tender Treasury notes.
by Mr.. Wright tDeni.. Pa. l-AuthotizinR the
issue OF $500 900 900 United States notes. TO DO
known as national money.
BY Mr.. Ellis Dem. La.l-Levying a tax Of iif-
teen cents pound on tea.
Mr.. Morrison tDem.. Ill) offered a resolution
Tor tho printing OF the testimony taken before
me Presidential Fraud investigating commit
tee. Adopted.
On motion OF Mr.. Giddings tRep.. Texnsl
pm Was passed approprinting s7J, 400 for con
unllng the imbruYemrnt Of Galveston harhor.
MT, tucker lnen., Val Introduced a bill do
claring that setion 700 Of the Revised StHtut.s
gives the United States Supreme Court luris-
ulrtloh 10 rreNnminr. reverse. or affirm, for
Snuscs mcnilon"d in said section Of the Revised
puIutes. the lihal judgments or DEGREES of the
nlEhest oourt Of any state in which "a decision
IN sun can DO had in all original nrnceed inps
anu me Uhltsu states Supreme Court il ax-
RresslS given such jurisdiction and authority
tne OIL eAtonds 10 cases already on the tiocl, 81
o. the United States Supreme Court MS VOL no
"suan ~ may hereafter DO placed upon it.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-04
Wanted, "a Father.

Among the recently arrived immigrants in
caNs Gardcuis bright young man, Charles McMullen
By name who anNousy searching for his parents who
'et HIM sixteen years ago, when he was only months
Old They let their babe in care OF his uncle aud aunt
NJ AMI Mrs Thomas Henry McMuien Of Pendeton near
h'ncnrHrr, Ehsi'ni, amt came TO Sow Nork. About a
year ago We laer wrote To the boys uncle and
advising them p omgrate 10 The United states but saw
inl nothing about the hoy The address given bv tie
writer was ~ West Twenty Ith street McMullen
arrived here on fuiy IN the Celtic lie has been search
M or ms parents ever since, but thus lar without
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-04
Train Robbers Captured.

SALT LAKE, Utah, June "a party OF eleven
men from Rawhns, Wyoming, oycrhauled the tram rob
bers night before last tortyhye miles north of st Marys
station. But little resistance was offered the only
arms IN pos,essisn OF the robbers revovers while
the pursuers armed with long rifles Three
shot only nred. The robbers at first denied their
crime bu influenced by threats ana the Application oil
rope 81 them cssei, and piluted the party
where the watches and money were concealed, This
has since turnrd Staf,H evidence. lie he and
other came from Cheyenne. AMI the other two irum
Kansas where they had lately committed bank rob
lar
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-04
Looking Into "a swindIs.

The victims of the Silver Mountain Mining
COMPANY the latest device OF swindlers driven out
the "sawiust business by the cHposuos Of Tug SUN
have nearly overwhelmed District Attorney Phelps win
complaints, The company exists only on the paper,
sctd with costly onprhvng that apparently Is issued
from small office ~ l,2u1 Broadway by CLARK Go.
nuhsers vi claims IN rne United States and Europe
Nj Phelps directed Detectives Field ana O'COnnOr yes
trday 10 look into the business Ot the Silver Mountain
Mining Company and oi Clark Co. The deteeuysi
found nv one IN either ofAes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-04
ATHLETIC GAMES.
The Match for the Heavyweirht Champion
ship OF the World.

The postponed match between Ducan G. Ross.
the champion Of Canada and Thomas Lynch, the Iber.
nian champion athlete for 81 900 and the championship
medal will take place in Washington Park adjoining
Juncss wood. To day The competitions will be toll
lows: Putting the lght stone 40 Pounds. the heavy
stone go pounds throwing the light hammer nounds
the heavy hammer O6 pounds; throwing SO pound
weight from the side and putting from the shoulder,
running high Jump standing broad umn. and 1Ouyard
foot The winner Of i've OF the Aforesaid contests 70
be declared the champion.
Ross Is magnificent spc cimen Of the brawnv Scot and
has often met the celebrated Donald Dunie IN ieats
strength and skl His record athlete i cOnd
To- Lynch l. also fine athlete. figuring more
jumper and runner than heavyweight thrower. Some
twelve years ago he cleared the height Of feet Oi
inches ut Phoenix Park Dublin lie has also shown him
self an adept as hammer thrOwer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-04
pENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
ON and after May H. 1874
Trains leave New York DesbrOs>es and CortlAndt
st> Ferries follows;
Express Tor Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, A. NJ. and 80
VI daily.
For wnham.port Lock Haven CORY. and Erie at g 80
Z. NJ. connecting at Cory nusville Petroleum
Centre, and the Oh Regions Williamsport and Lock
Haven. "a VI
Balumore. Washington aud the South. "IAmited Wash
ngiun Express OF Pullman Parlur Cars daily. except
sunday. Ain A. NJ. arrive WASHINGTON 40 r. VI
Regular az 40 4. NJ, l, $50 andsP NJ sunday d 80
and T. NJ
Express Tor Philadelphia, an 73o $40. o ~ Lin.
itrdl II A. NJ, |, T. >, It, q 80 73D. $50 and u T. NJ
sunday. 80 ANA A. NJ o. q. ssh, $50. ) 30 and 3 r.
NJ. Emigrant and second class. T. NJ.
Boats NJ brooklyn Annex connect with all through
trains at Jersey city, afiordng speedy aud direct
transfer Tor Brooklyn travel.
For trains 10 NewarK Elizabeth. Railway. Princeton.
Trenton Perth Amboy. femlnpton, Belviicrr. aud
other points see local schedules at all Ticket O1ces
Trains arrive From Pittsburgh So 10 - AN 10 ~ 7
daily, lplO 4. NJ, $50 Y. VI daily. except Monday
FROM Washington and Baltimore. $50 . ~ A VI ~,
blh, 1910 7 NJ. SUNDAY, $50 o. 20 4 VI. From Phla
deipha. ~. $50. pa. 800 1850, II so A. NJ $40,
10. 5lh. N.hp : a. lnlO. 10 ~ z NJ sunday, 10
$50 9.t1 10 50. ~ 80 4. VI $50. u.2O T.
Ticket Offices, SO and va Broadway, Aston House.
and foot u heshrusses AMI tortland sts Court It
aud Bruoeyu Annex Depot foot vi Fulton ST. BrooSlyn;
lli. li6 ami lis Hudson IT.. Huboken, Depot Jersey
cry Lmigriut flckot once. Battery place
FRANK THOMSON. l.. T. FARMER,
General Mhu1rcr Oenl Passenger Agent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-04
THE SUN.

1878. NEW YORK. 1873.
As the time has come Tor the renewal OF subscr'p-
tons. THE SUN would remind its friends and well wish
everywhere that Is again candidate for their
consideration aud support Upon its record for the pis
ten years 1t relies for continuance Of the hearty sym
pathy and generous cooperation which have hitherto
teen tended to It from quarter of the Union
The Daily sun Is a tour page sheet OF Is columns;
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Ter year.
The sunday edition or TIVE sun 10 an eIghtpage sheet
Of 50 columns While giving the OF the day, tiD
contains large amount Of literary and miscellaneous
matter specially prepared Tor it rnS SUNDAY sUs aAi
met with great success Post paid si.sOa YEAR
The Weekly sun.
who does not know THK WEEKLY suN' Itcirculatss
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-04
Excursions.

DLYMOUTH ROCK,
NEXT URSDAY, AND EVERY DAY THEREAFTER.
One Hundred Miles Sail for Fifty Cents.
UP THE BEAUTIFUL HUDSON,
Stopping at
WEST POINT AND NEwBURGH
On jarrett Paliner's superb Palace steamer
PLYMOUTH ROCK.
Passengers can take their choice Of stay Of three
hours A. the UNITED STATES MILITARY POST AT
WEST POINT or to have hours stroll through the
peculiar streets OF Newburgh and visit the famous Rev
dictionary HEADQUARTERS Of WASHINGTON
GRAND MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT
by Marine Band. Glce Club. NSophOne. Chimes &c, &C.
PLYMOUTH ROCK LEAVES NEXT THURSDAY
and every dav thereafter from Pier n r. at the Bat
terry Dl5 A. NJ and the loot Of 22d st.. n r. nj q -
A. VI. BROOKLYN PASSENGERS will take the ANNEX
boat at Fulton st., at9O5 No charge Tor transfer either
way.
FARE......Gntire Grand Excursion. FIFTY CENTS
DLYMOUTU ROCK.-First regular daily trip Of
Il the sen son next TIT RSDAY. June O.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-04
WOlllen'S Hotel.

The VERY LIMITED NUMBER or APPLICANTS FOR
BOARD at this hotel has satisfied the management that
house Of its magnitude cannot be successfully carried on
upon the plan originally proposed home exclusively
for II will. In consequence, from this date
CEASE TO BE HOTEL for WOMEN ONLY. but HERE.
AFTER WILL BE OPEN TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC.
June 3, 1873
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TO PHILADELPHIA,

orhiLAnEifni
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLDESrABLiSlIED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY
THREE DEPOrS IN PHILADELPHIA TWO IN
NEW YORK
DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIPMENT
AND THE FASTEST flME CONSISTENT WITH
ABSOLUTE SAFETY
on AND AFTER MAY ~. 1871.
Express Trains leave New York via Doshrosses and
Cortanlt SIS Ferries. A. follows.
43l 7 go "a. 80 80 Limited II A. NJ, e. o. u, o 81.
~ 30 AMI y T. VI sundays, ( 81 and A NJ, ., q.
q 80. : go > 30 and o T. NJ
Boats ul BroukNn Annex connect with all throufh
trains AZ Jersey CITY aiinrding speedy aud direct
transfer tor BruuklNn Travel
Returning trains leave Fhundclp iA 20 10 L 70 :,
$50 and u A Limited ENnress 3, r D. = T.
ail. :. AMI 80 T. Nj, and ~ Midnight ON SUNDAY,
a2o.3s3, 7.ssaA NJ, T3lr aud y Mldnsht
Ticket Ohrcs a-d and VA Broadway, Aston House,
and loot o Drhr"'se- and Cortadt S. t,onfi ST. az
BruuklNn Annex Depot at FULTON 81, bfuukNn, llt,
ms ami liz Hudson st Ilohoken, Depot Jersey city
Emi. rant Ticket uilce, battery place -
FRANZ THOMSON, /. + FARMER
General Manager General Passenger Agent