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| listening, as well as l could, to the tree
agent talking to Euphemia, and paying
no attention to the impassioned entreaties
of the tramp in the crotch above me.
When the chain was brought, hooked
one end of it in Lord Edwards collar,
and then took firm grasp Of the other.
Telling Pomona to bring the tree-agent's
book from the house, called to that in
diyidual to get down from his tree. He
promptly obeyeCl, and, taking the book
from Pomona, began to show the pictures
to Euphemia.
"You had better hurry, sir" l called
out. II can't hold this dog very long"
And, indeed, Lord Edward had made
run toward the agent, which jerked me
very forcibly in his direction But
movement by the tramp had quickly
brought the dog back to his more desired
victim.
"If you will just tie up that dog, SIR
said the agent, "and come this way, l.
would like to show you the Meltinague
pear-dissolves in the mouth like snow,
sir; trees will bear next year,
ooh, come look at the Royal Spark
liug Ruby grape!' cried Euphemia. "It
glows in the sun like gem"
"Yes, said the agent, "and fills the air
with fragrance during the whole month
of Semtember--"
81 tell you," shouted, II can't hold
this dog another minute! The chain is
cutting the skin off my hands. Run, sir,
run! I'm going to let go!'
"Run runw cried Pomona. "Fly for
your life!"
The agent now began to be frightened,
and shut up his book.
"If you only could see these plates, sir,
I'm sure--"
"Are you ready3' cried, as the dog,
excited by Pomona's wild shouts, made
bolt in his direction.
"Good day, if l must" said the
agent, as he hurried to the gate. But
there he stopped.
"There is nothing, SIR" he said, "that
would so improve your place as a row of
the Spitzenberg Sweet-scented Balsam fir
along this fence. III sell you three-year-
old trees"
"Hes loose" shouted, as I dropped
the chain.
In second the agent was on the other
side of the gate. Lord Edward made a
dash toward him; but, stopping sudden
ly, flew back to the tree of the tramp.
"If you should conclude, sir" said the
tree-agent, looking over the fence, "to
have row of those frs along here"
"My good sir" said |, there is no row
of frs there now, and the fence is not
very high. My dog, as you see, is very
much excited, and cannot answer for
the consequences if he takes it into his
head to jump over"
The tree.agent turned and walked
slowly away.
, 1878-08-08

THE Cincinnati Breakfast Table has
discovered, and breaks the news gently
to sensitive world, that no poet can
write the words to song until after the
music is written, when the words must
be tackled ON to the jingle. Never before
could we understand why it is that not
one vocalist out of eighteen thousand
knows the words of the song he sung,
Now we see why it is that the young
man who sings at little gatherings always
starts out boldly with "0h ! como to the
lattice, sweet Abigail Jane" in a terrific
roar, and then tails off in maudlin kind
ofway into For the lumty tum decide ol
dol, never tol leedle de diddity UGin
And the tumti di decide with thee
Hdwkeye.
, 1878-08-08

ACCUsTOM child as soon as he can
speak, to nsrrate his little experiences,
his chapter of accidents, his griefs, his
fears, his hopes; to communicate what
he has noticed in the world without, and
what he feels struggling in the world
within. Anxious to narrate, he will be
induced to give attention to the objects
around him, and what is passing in the
sphere of his observation, and to observe
and note events will become one of his
first pleasures; and this is the ground
work of the thoughtful character.
, 1878-08-08

PHYSICIANS OF high standing unhesitatiDp
y give their Endorsement to the use OF the
Graefenberg Marshalps Catholicon for all fe.
male complsints. The weak and debilitated
una M wonderful relief from constant use of
s1ls "a valuable remedy. Sold by all druggists.
Sl5O per bottle.
, 1878-08-08
Colored Shirts.

The greatest variety OF styles and at the
lowest rates are to be found at NJ Harps, 4N
Kearny ST., San Francisco. Samples OF mate.
rial for selection sent free. All orders filled
q. D. d. to any part Of the coast. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Address N. Hart, 400 KearnY st
, 1878-08-08

WANrED'-A good Agent in every CITY.
town and village in the United States, to
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MERCIAL ADVOCATE, 526 Montgomery Street
San Francisco, Cal. 'ee"
, 1878-08-08

ANY parties desrous OF having goods purchaAed for
them In San Francisco can do 30 by addressing Mrs.
w, h. Ashley, who will send samples Of goods for
their inspection. To the ladies' would say that
have nrstcass establishment for Dress-makIng, and
am prepared to execute country orders with dispatch
Being engaged in business here have the advantage
Of buying goods direct from the importers at whole
sale, and would give my patrons the benent OF spe
Goods purchased and sent q. o. d. Send for Circular
Address Mrs W. H. ASHLEY I2O sutter street
Room 81 San Francisco
, 1878-08-08
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Do you need lrst-clasS help for your hotel
mill, farm or garden? II SO, send your orders
TO Crosett & Co., 623 Clay ST., San Francisco
who will supply you at short notice.
, 1878-08-08

HEAVY CAREs.-A little girl in the
church at Ashland Va. has been one of
a band of workers to raise money to COM
plete the building. She had earned by
her own work considerable sum for u
child, when o friend heard her express a
great desire to own canary bird. 1t
was suggested to her that she could
easily purchase one from her own purse.
"Oh," she replied, 81 can't get thing
for myself while | have that church on
nv shoulders. s."-OhdrIestoR NsUs.
, 1878-08-08

! MEADOWS MAGIC LINIMENr Is a sure cure
Tor Neuralgia, Headaches, Rheumatism, etc.
or money refunded. 1t is sold by all drug.
gists, at % cts. a bottle. Abrams & Carroll
Agents, San Francisco '
, 1878-08-08

HBNoRRHotDs OR PILES, treatise on their scien.
thc and painless treatment and radical cure, by E. j.
FRASER, NJ. D., San Francisco. Price, IS cents For
sale at the book stores and by the author at 2 Powell
street Sent by mail to any address upon receipt Of
the price in CON- currency or postage stamps
, 1878-08-08

j. w. sHAEFFER & cos GREEN SEAL
CIGARS are made from finest Havana To.
bacco. 323 Sacramento st.. San Francisco
, 1878-08-08

FOR the best Photographs aud the lowest prices 20
TO the old and reliable establishment Of VIM SHEW,
No. lis kearny street, San Francisco. established In
1851, and formerly located on Montgomery street.
, 1878-08-08

burTBRIcK Co.'S Patterns, summer styles Send
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, 1878-08-08
Regalias for all Societies

Military goods, Flags, Banners, Badges ,yc
OF every description furnished at prices ~
SUIT Address SOBER & REMAIN
427 Montgomery St., San Francisco
, 1878-08-08

PHOTOGRAPHS OF superior finish at Morses Palace
OF Art fl7 Montgomery street. San Francisco.
, 1878-08-08

ALL Photographs made at the New York Gallery
NO 90 lhird St. F., are guaranteed to be rst class
Prices to suit the times. j. H. PxrBRs Proprietor
, 1878-08-08

TRErH SAvED.-Filling Teeth speciality. Sets Of
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, 1878-08-08

25 FASHIONABLE VISITING CARps-no two
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, 1878-08-08

Horse Boots, ETC., }. oKane, 7o7 Market St., San
Francisco Send for rc:cuiar.
Ladd 81 Smith, Dealers in Guns, Pistols, etc.
Agents Ballard, Remington and Winchester Rifles,
cheap. S2l Rearny ST., S. +. Send for circulars.
, 1878-08-08
MILLS SEMINARY.
THE UNIQUE BOON =!

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ali parts OF the country receipt OF price, Address
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derE's s. r. Laboratory Agent, 2I5 Kearny st., b. r.
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NOV sPOr SAVED 4 LIFE.
BreastIng the Water. with Twice his Weight
Hanging 10 his Teeth.

Spot ia n fine dog, whose honest face,
kindly eye. and stout. muscular form. xiv" token
OF VEL scent day n9t a clear eonsciencei lie
y half bulldog. hall terrier. and whole hero.
His color Is largely white. with large brindlc
spots up around his massive shoulders. lie
weighs sXty-fOur pounds, and Is fond OF
popularity. but doesn't sacrifice his dignity
named Christian Soabod. who lives at $40 Co.
lumbus street. but has beat in Plumb street
district. Spots hours OF duty are coincident
with those u his master, and when he starts
out for his nights work, Seahold iastcnS upon
him light, strong harness. the straps Qi which
pass around his shoulders. before. behind, and
between the forelegs. This harness is 50 loose
IA not 70 interfere with the fullest play OF the
muscles, and is provided above and below with
leather handles or grips Spot. nOtwith-
standing his pedigree. is an excellent water
dog. and his harness is a sort Of lic-urcserver.
for the use Of anybody that wants 70 be pulled
ashore.
herself into the river on Monday night mean
ing TO die. But the water was cuttingly cold, as
well as deep. and when she struck It the shock
was 50 gieat that she sent loHh a piercing
scream Saabold started 10 run to help her.
telling spot 70 20 on ahead, Spot obeyed. When
the dog reached the river the cries had ceased.
and nothing was to be- seen on the dark surface,
Spot plunged In and was far out from shore.
searching around. when his master arrived on
the scene. In another moment the dog came
back, snOlting and disappointed, Tor further
orders just as he got out Of the water, how
ever. the woman reeppeared at the surface
short distance iufther down, AMI, throw
ing up her hands, spashed the water
n manner which caught the at'en-
movement. and at u word from Seabod
dashed in again. and made straight for the
struggling object. Tho woman disappeared Just
a he reached her. but he durkcd HE head.
fastened his teeth, and started on his laborlnus
return with load twice his own weight. Inc
woman struggled somewhat. and It was n tre-
mendous Undertaking for tho brave dog Once
he went completely under but In another see
ond the water again broke away aud Spots
white face could DE- seem with black object in
front Of it. and with II terrific spushng and
pulling, lie. at the end Of uyo minutes, had
reached a point a fcw yards from tho shore.
Men waded i'm and relieved the noble animal
that had fought So dogiuNy for human Alc
Medical attendance revived the woman, and she
II now at the city hos pital.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

SATURDAY, Nov o-P. M-The operations
at the Stock Exchange reflected a dull but
irregular market. and aside from an attempt
to sustain prices for the purpose Of the better
unloading next week there were no features OF
special prominence. large amount Of gen
uine stock has been marketed during the past
few days and the general list presented tired
appearance. Lake Shore, Western Union, and
the Northwestern shares continued to be the
most active specatics with considerable real
izations during the early business. after which,
under the influence Of liberal purchases by tho
bears to cover short contracts at the close OF
the week. the general market rallied but closed
less confident. Lake Shore declined :. e cent.
TO 6ss. but recovered 10 Gs's. buyer 8;
and Western Union also in the morning
trade dropped from 9i'4 to 034. and then nd
vanced to oi't. with final transactions at 94i4 90
9i's. Northwestern common. after advancing at
the opening from 49, to 43. reacted to i2A; but
subsequently, rose to 42's and closed at 49,
Tho preferred was stronger at an advance Of &,
western recovered . to 81 Eric also . To 10;
and the Hannibal and st. Joseph shares were y
z cent higher. st. Paul preferred WIS weak.
however. and dropped from 6Sls to ca. C.. G.
nnd |. {. recorded moro active transactions NJ
% and ST. Louis and Iron Mountain rallied
from 1914 to 1914. Ontario silver further adj
vanced 40; but Union Pacific fell of & cent
10 u Wabash recovered ~ 49,
The general market closed feverish.
The following table represents the opening.
principal stocks during the past week. together
with the number of shares dpult in:
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SATURDAY. Nov. a.-FLouR AND MFAL-Flour
firm, hut ts. achNc the products o winter wheat, howe
meal steady Wc quote 81 ; sa 5lssI .nrer1tc'
e. eu9ta ~ common to good shipping extras. western
N1gs.oa pass'.. g. Las Sou,ier@ .h,npisss cS
tras. - 1881 60; de- bakers and family hraNi- 81
q ~ sS o ~ m
nonr. = no ~ q 75ss2 Wheat i,ci siiGsis =
rno,isio>.-rofs asain lower with iar business.
sulc., $50 uhl. nt,s 40 s7fs7 o1 other grades nom
quot bacon In TAR demand. and rrner Cut meats
ow.r sales include city picked at 7a7ii Tor hams and
Iartwa. ntm ana nrly aeuye 'Ales The spot, i,iia
C., At 81 i-f t"r id,me cry ana 80 Tor prime
81 ia for November and December. 81 2tsfG - fls
Jaiais. aui q 81 $50 ~ or February, Dressed hogs
2-c siaic aairle- 80 81 wc.,ern. inaaoc Cncc.s
~ iaig iemani stat fac ,res 81 e. Western do SO
GRAiS-whcat huner. but les active at the improve.
mont .alcs IN iee spei l59rn bush a. ,.e tel 80 3
So amler q oleti l.sTr 81 rsd -winler = oriq
chocc amber and a oleill. Tor white including 80 /
atsl '- ,as ~. for future delivery, i2.'u hush On.
N.,emter. sinl ~ %. AMI fer pecgmher q o.i. So
rod winter ~ ~ Tor the last hall Of November. nnt
a az. R,e-spiO bush state sold Tor December at
q oS Rtr.y lower and more active sales 2'nnn bush
wnri. sales H2unn bush at - a32i, Tor mixed. aul
2n's t3c Tor white, including No graded At ~i 'ttlc
lower sno. hut futures IN better demand tr
ee''on, saigs oa 4he ,o' lol2' hush q, co. h,
WHIT ANA loT intuty delivery l9i"' bush No : o!
nRocFnra-klo coffee was quet and unchanged at
~ sl04c for eargocs with SAFES of - bags here ANA
neglected to-day Rre sold aily AT % ,s'.c Tor domcs.
uc Moisssss Nas GHsi ala unsna9s"I k-w sugar Wa
with sales ga hhts pnrt ccutriugm at sssc refined
arm at oass'.e Tor hards ami "ss'tc Tor standard
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-10
The nnyBakera.

Ffom No Ne.op1"u H,oiM
Dowuon a. Mcrrimar River.
while the uutuinn grass l. sreen,
on. there tho Jolly haN-.uc
IN their auuiuluws' arc seen,
floafiu- down u- Gibbs the current,
Ana the dawn leads un the day,
with their scytht. and rakcs an ready
To gather IN the hay
Tho cooi vito. up me river
Has made tlo oven hot,
Ami nlfl plenty no IauduWdy
Has Nilci her earfhcn pot
Their long oar. sweep them EDWARDS
A. tho lpple' round them play,
AMI the luIN hay.Wcn dilit allns
10 make tIe meadow hay
At the b.nk SIDE chem they moor her,
Where the -ul u.h WHter- rum,
BY the shallow cf'rks low edges,
Ucutaih illc lcrN4l sun
Ami all day long ile tuicrs
Nov their swaths. md dlN hv dav
And YOU see their scythc blades flashing,
And the cutting VI tic hay.
when the meadow birds are nyng,
Then down GO scNthc and rake,
And right and lelt their scattering shots
The Sleeping echoes wake
For silent spreads the broad eNpanse,
10 the sand hills lar away,
And thus they change their WORK Tor spOrL
Al making Of the hay
when the rundalows are loaded
GunwAes To the water = hrlm-
With their little squaTesail, sci top,
Up the river how they SWIM
Al home be side the Are, by night,
While the children round them play,
What tales the Jolly hay-men tell
oi geIung ~ the hay GAoRGA LVAL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-10
me KIDNAPPING or nENnr c1rws.
trouble that Followed his Discharge from
h"hkruptcy-A Deputy sheriff ArraIgned.

Henry CLOVIS, the banker, in the Tombs
iol'e Court yesterday. accused Deputy Sheriff
Marx sheldon Of Sherman. n. Y. with having
WlAapp"d him on the 9TH Of February last.
INN it4r{ Cows Co. went into bankruptcy
wv owed Heury Sheldon a Co. Of sherman.
=, J." ttuDo. aud Phelps a Son OF Wcstileld
SrS.",1t VINO wound ~ the business. Mr CleW,
va" "a7 M ward dis hargel from bankruptcy by
..",enl p' 2 malgrty Of his creditors. Having
~ Itdlhrl That Mr., Claws had again Venturcd
s ".y n's i'h7. sheldon Co. and Phelps x son
WI NJ AVIS before q County Judge. and ae-
iN''l Wy COWS oi lsreprcsenting his affairs.
THD'5 sol warrant Tor his arrest, which was
~ h"pl"W 20 Henry sheldon.
s,' ~ tlpy sheriff arrived IN this city on the
a., I'"I ity, ana registered ~ the llygenic
f" ~ - ialgit street Tho day following.
.Ft AT lNrIl7. one ~ the creditors, and
s", l3 Mt C,ew-'s Office Mr.. Clews asked 10
NJ ,nlis laWirfs, and was told that he might Just
IT, |,.u nave them call at tho Brandreth House.
T., g ""s 3iE"n 90 the HYGIENE Hotel. There
Ocang 400 ~ room aud kept until D
Gro. ,"iltN le was taken in "A carriage 10 tho
ln,"u' Nehlr9 Depot There he wus hustled
heard II "tN lur.rl into Compartment He
ms, ','nl l,h l"il tho porter that he had
On ra ni "fier llin 10 lock tho door. just
hvin lhr departure Of the train Mr. Clewa's
g"y,rT ran INFO no ear and handel tne Deputy
U0nF," VIII ol hhbtas corpus from Judge
Mrneliol ma next morning Mr. Clews re-
M h.s am lay.t Mr. Clews charges abduction
u.n' re- Justice Kilbrcth read the doeu-
ball eSll iien t9ld sheldon 10 furnish s.. 900
signal D,tel pan shook stepped forward and
a.schsr,nn1 bll bond. Then Mr.. sheldon was
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The total number Of shares dealt in was
1919 665 OF which Lake Shore represented
q GOO Western Union. 27 800. Northwestern
l4.9OO: do. preferred. $1,000; Delaware. Lack
awanna and Western. 100; 81 Paul 2 600;
do. preferred 6 900; Union Pacinc. $3.50: Wa
bash. 2.775; Hannibal and ST. Joseph. 3 260 !;
do. preferred. 2luO Erie. 1928: C., G. and G.,
l.155; NJ. X. and Texas, ] 300: Pacific Mail
.32j 81. Louis and Iron Mountain. 2.l25: Rock
Island. 655 Delaware and Hudson Canal, 600 {;
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph. 800: Adams
Express, l40; G.. Is. and Quincy. 100: G., C., C..
md l., 100; Cleveland and Pittsburgh. 100
Fort Wavne. Ill Kansas Pacific. 200; Ontario
Silver. 400; St. Louis. X. c. X ", 100; aud
Ohios. 100.
The gold market remained excessively dull.
and devoid Of interesting features. All Of the
transactions were effected nj luO's.
In loans the rstcs paid Tor having balances carried
were l. ~. and r cent
The imports uf DRY goods, gold Naiuauo ~ including
general merchandise, ior the week ending to day,
amounted TO IS M rH
Foreign oxchanre ruled steady hut quiet NJ - ~ and
e. 81 Tor o. days and DAYS nils re-. scuNely
In the money market call Loans freely offered to
good borrowers at 3et per cent with hna negotiations
AZ and exceptions AT "a firstclass commercial ac.
ceptanccs RANGED at sos Tor short date.
The weekly exhibit oi the Associated banks again
favorable because showing increase OF e. id5. So in
The total reserve. against reduction Oi 81 40 ~ the
Item OF deposits The net reserve ot the banks there
tore q Sal $50 greater than week aud they
ssqucuty hold tl2 81 12u In excess Of the p per
cent required by Law. Tbs loans were contracted
Sf2s7.Nsf
0oycrumeni bond, were les active hut closed Arm
" Al
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government bonds were les active hut closed hrm.
ne lu.luNLm. W.T. lle Z. n nTIces
BLINKING IND FININCIiL.

THOSE or orr READERS WHO SPECULATE ~
stocks IA .ud engage Cine counsel 0 the tTu-tN ai
reliable trim 90 Mcs.rs. FccA OilhcrtA Co.. hauktr- amt
broaer.. rs broad st. New York who make small invest
who desired tor their customers This nfm
Commended 10 their friends during the latter raft of
october and TIE lst of November 81 invest u Western
mon when the stock above iui anl lo2 ", uiD
servo thc stock tn- yesterday t"ai ana &C., uu,
making Tor their customers very hnndsunc pronts W.
must admit they have been Ncry successful i dou we'll
Tor their patrons They pubish the Financial Reporter
and send Il Tree On application.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-10

Mo- NAlA "a. Nov, 0.-Tnis afternoon Jacob
n, c, Assa citizen n this place. was found dead IN
tties a rs creek, near here lie called A. the resi-
sofr1wed lat lI'cs AMI. not nnding him al home
MitIngi h'hi'S rod ana went To Inc creek Not re-,
~ home s,,'u limo, Mr. Jones who had returned to
krl Nl 'Nhnl his hOdy IN the creek Narks Of io.
az H., 'lnl 0u the tudy which would seem 10 indi
~" AAIur had been iOuly dealt with ~ ''9'
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The Congregational Council in BROOKLYN
which refused Thursday 90 admit 20 fellowship the
East Congrega church because OF objections To the
confession ofmith which the church presented affords
the subject for the sermon oi the Rev Geo Min, TIE
pastor, tins evening hi' nominal topic being creed.
Mr. Min his sympathy aud las promised 10 sVe him has
.fa HtI.f
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STEAMBOATS, uno RaiIroaos.


ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
a. rsscls's s g. ESearsppG tSS sta,Sr9oTs sns
st. daily SUNDAYS eIcepted, At r ~ connecting al
Albany with train, Tor West North and East :
A IvEEyEHHISGx BOAT Iy EoE ATMENy; sTggY-
Steamer wAL Wall; BRETT WI lsSys Pier q o9t e
and FRIDAY att O'Clock T. NJ
A TROY BOATs-CIrlzENs LINE fare 81;
"A. excursion 50; state rooms 81 and 81 deck fare.
daily except saturday. at p NJ Rooms heated with
steam Sure connections for North and west
~ via Ayn's Point
S2RT Is Mn kY Yo RF Rn q o BOSTON
' saaE o MY D5 5Ta eT "sqd ssy in the week
Positively tickets eooi only on day sale and on trains
'on"'''" SS S s sGrFha f0R Fifty Fifty CENTS
Sorwich line Tor Boston Worcester Portland, and all
pO"''' nO' INV NV Ton II0NDoS AND NORWICH.
sie.msr' SIdY or LAwRpNTE and ,EALMouT from
fetcts and s,S Rooms nav be Outlined al tbe ofe.
oithe company. Az Broadway. corner OF Canal st.
For arSS HG S al SSS inquire az at cT
METROPOLITAN, ELEVATED, RAIL
st. nearest POINT tor VAR IL erry 70 coranS " neSq
est point ior Jersey city an Communpaw ierres Parh
barclay 4 ferry to lobotsS Chambers st. a nsaTes
2nmmd LOT rsy9es am s sr b9ad cry ST.
sy amt Peoples Line steamers for Albany Bleoescr 81
Itth .t-keartst pou! 70 Union square aud LySeuu
Theatres Academy OF Music. Irving aud Iammuny Halls
2Jd st-Nearcst point TO Booths ST James. and Parl
Theatres Grand Opera House. Gilmorc's Garden. Ma
some Temple and jersey city ferries Hh st-Ncarcg
point ~ standard. Broadway. aud Fifth Avenue ThcatreA
Aquarium ana san Francisco Mtustrrs ed st-COn
meets with New YORK Transfer Cos cabs for Grand Cen
tai Dcpot 5sth st-Nearcst point for Central Park
For uptown trains. take east side stations Fol
downtown trains, take west side stations. Fare II
cents. cNccpt between the hours of 81 aud ~ A. VI. and
and7 NJ when the tare Is scents Connects with the FOL
lowing hursccnr lines Al Rector St. with for South
terry. at Grand st. with cars for DesbrOsses and Eas
Grand st. ferries at Beeckcr Il. with FOR and
at 9Th st. with CHRISTOPHER and East 10Th
4 ferries; At lih ~, with cars Tor nest 2h and EaS
Esd and 3tth IT. ferries, at J3i st, with Wee
hawken Terry, j0h st, with OF Belt Line Rail
road WM X GARRISON, President,
VI Van BROcKLiS. Superintendent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-10
Grtursions.

EORT LEE. PLEASANT VALLEY, AND
SHADY SIDE
steamers leave DAILY And SUNDAYS from Canal -
at luA. NJ ami and 80 4 NJ LANDING al a4th St ten
minutes later
ROUND TRIP % CENTS