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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-01-23
William Brown,

COLLECTOR, gives exclusive attention to col
~ lecting debts settling accounts, notes, mort
cages, etc. My rule is To parties in person.
which mode is successful where duns by letter
consistently fail. Charges reasonable. keteren-
ces: Gundry u Gray, K. u. Pulford, John II.
Vivian Office in Lenahans block, with W. T
Coad Attorney al Lag, ST
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-01-23
Desirable Farm for Sale.
Best Location in Iowa County.

will sell my farm confirming s. acres and
situated one-half mile from the city limits north
east, near the old Mineral Point race track, on
terms to suit the purchaser. Forty acres under
cultivation and forty-iiye acres pasture and tim
Der, all Iirst-class and nearly new. A thrifty or
chnrd of 1870 trees just beginning TO bear a
small vineyard of about 80 vines, which bore
rants, goosebcrrics and Strawberries; good
cistern at the kitchen door, aud larlt one at the
stable door; n durable spring of water in the
pasture Tor stock; two good barns, ard hop houses
for corn and hops. The dwelling house is con
venient and comfortable, with large kitchen,
parlor four bedrooms, closets, pantry, dc. all OH
the ground The buildings well protected
by young timber from cold winds also the fruit.
If necessary Il house and lot might he taken US
part pay. For further particulars inquire of
JOHN BEARDSLEY.
Jan. 10, lS7S-3tf Mineral Point, Wis
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-01-23

Our export trade in cotton goods
is increasing rapidly. Ten times as
much Americana manufactured cotton
goods was sent abroad from the At
lantic ports last year as the year be-
fore. The total for 1877 was about
los, 100000 yards.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-01-23
THE SUM-.
1878 NEW YORK. 1878.

1878 NEW YORK. 1878.
As the time approaches or the renewal Of sub
sgrptions THE Sun would remind its friends
and wellwishers everywhere. that it il again Il
candidate for their consideration and support.
Upon its record for the past ten years 1t relies
for continuance offs hearty sympathy and gel.
erous cooperation which have hitherto been eX-
tended 10 it from every quarter of the Union.
The Daily sun is IA four page sheet of - col
umns, price by mail. post paid, 81 cents
montn or $3.50 per year
The unday edition of THE Sun is an eight
page sheet of sc columns. While giving the
news OF the day. IT also contains a large amount
of Literary and miscellaneous matter specially pre-
pared for it. The SUNDAY sun has met with
great success. Post paid 81 10 year.
The Weekly sun.
Who does not know THE WEEKLY Sun? II cir
culates throughout the United States the Canadas.
and beyond Ninety thousand families greet its
welcome pages weekly. and regard il i'll the light
of guide, counsellor and friend. Its new, edi-
torial. agricultural and literary Departments
make ii essentially q journal for the family and
the fireside Terms One DOIiar year. post
paid. This price. quality considered make il
the eheapes, newspaper pub!,he.i. For clubs ri
ten, with $40 cash. we will send an extra copy
free Address
PUBLISHER OF THE SIN, New York City
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-01-23

The State Senate Of Maine passed
. resolution one day last week against
the proposed debased silver coin,
and in favor Of "honest money"
There was only one dissenting vote.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-01-23
CHICAGO & NORTH-WEST'RN

~ RAILWAY.
Time of departure of Passenger trains from
Freepor'. in effect 1877:
Leave tor Chicago and EaSt-1o:o0 a H. 2:5op m
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-01-23
TO The PUBLIC.
New Firm,
New Store,
New Stock,
New Prices.

The firm of p Allen Co. has been dissolved,
and the undersigned, members thereof, take
pleasure In announcing to the public that they
have opened In the 'commodious new block of
James TOay, on High Street, 4 fresh stock of
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-01-23

Every article in stock will be made so attract
i've in price that it will not uire scientific talk
ers" to sell the goods. We shall aim to do T.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-01-23

Responsible parties only can buy goods Of vs.
on time Our prices AID goods are expected TO
be the most attractive features of our business
All goods bought vi VS. will be delivered ~ any
part VI the City free u charge, promptly,
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25
LITERARY NOTES.
oocond and revised edition of Baedeker's

second and revised edition OF Baedekers
Guido TO London is nearly ready.
The next novel in the "NO Name Series
will be story OF Italian life. by an American VINO h"s
hved long in Italy. ~,
The life of the late Cardinal Cullen will be
written by his nephew, Monsi&nor Moran, bisnop o
sary who is already collecting materials for MS WORK.
The letters which Mr.. William Winter wrote
for Tur TRInISE under the title, Trip 10 England
have been collected IN small volume, which Is now III
press at Lee 81 Shepards, Boston' "
Harriet Martineau's "HiStOry of England
us0O-lsl5 which written as an introductory vol,
ume to her History Of the Peace" has been reprinted
In England by George Bell q sons.
Sidney DobelIs life and letters have been
edited by Miss Jolly, the novelist who wrote N"st'
and who intimate friend OF Dobel, ana is i'o
smi II d Elder Will soon puDIlsh the pooh !" i'"u
A volume by the Rev. Edward Everett haze
called Mrs Merriam's Scholars" sequel 20 " Ten
Times One Is Ten" is in press at Roberts Brothers The
same firm will have ready before Christians collection
OF hymns under the title The Blessed Life when VIII
be companion volume Of " quiet Hours
There is nearly ready at Roberts Brothers,
novel for children called Castle Blair; Story OI
Youthful Days." Of which Ruskin has said; lhere Is "
ouite lovely little book Just out about chlidren'
'Castle Blair The book Is good and lovely ana
true having the best description of noble chd III
1t Winne that ever read and nearly the best descFlp m
tOn or the next best thng-a nome dog Inc "oIA H"S
already passed to "a second edition in London
In an album belonging to Swiss library
has been found autOgraphc entry made by Johh NIL
ton The album belonged TO one Johannes ZolhSoier
pastor OF the Reformed Church in his own country IN
1892 who travelled when a young man in England
where he made the personal acquaintance OF MiltoL
The entry Ia adapted from passage in the Bble-Z Ooi
tpthlaps c. Xii " 8: En- GSbeRetd tetetUn'0S. Lou
DIM 2G septemb,r. Johannes Mtonius." when the
Onrds were written had been OlDd several yea
noticeable tna his hand was tnceralD'ahu 'n 'h
lffes are exactly above the other
In his new work, "The Races OF European
Turkey" Eds T. Clark saws philooFy has shown ihaI
tie Gypses arc eay OdshcO; from the Hndoo race
beng nothing esc than wandering tribe from TIE N-
lev of the Indus Their language is branch OF the an
cient sanscrt akin TO modern dialects OF Northern
India A modern HindOO would probably make himself
understood by any tribe OF Gypses i'll Europe There no
word in their language for God or for immortality Iher
Language has no alphabet and literature except rev
miserable songs that passed from mouth 70 outn'
And yet of tins people who have no teTaturc thJS arc
100000 or 500. 900 Europe and PROBABLY 5OOOooo III
the whole world
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25
Nem Publications

CARMEN MUSIC-ALL THE RAGE
- "Toreador's song" Love Is Ike Bird and al
the vocal gems Carmen Waltz" Cal" go - Polka Quad
Iiiiep Fantasie' &C. &C. DITS0N x CO. Pubishers,
N' I'll and S43 Broadway
CHRISTMAS, 1S78-RARE ENGRAVINGS;
IA high.class old Line Engraving from its rarity and
artistic merit makes very appropriate present Frederick
Keppe London. and 243 Broadway. NewYork has just
imported excellent subjects costing when framed from
$40 upwards.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25
fost ano fonTo.

I OST-Pass- book No. 0,790. Deliver to
IL German savings Bank corner lthaye and l4hst, New
York City.
/ OST or STOLEN-Bank book No. 99,26S
IL Of the German Savinf Bank In the city OF New York
issued Bay Lodge IL hereby requested that
the book be returned u tho bank not found or returned
the expiration Of six weeks from the 14h
November 1873 application will be made TO the bank
new book
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25
u $ Marshal az messenger southern LlsctO OF
UHIS ISTO GIVE NOTICE: That on the l 9th
Droposals.
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING A DIS
l. TINCTIVE PAPER sc. - .,

l. TINCTIVE PAPER, sc.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF THE sEcRETARY.l
WASHINGTON, D. O., October 90 1873. ;
The Of the Treasury desiring ~ procure dis
nctvc paper which print United states Notes. Ma
onl an1 Notes other Securities Of the Government
invites manufacturers OF bank note bond and other
papers submit sealed proposals for furnishing bank note
qnllty COMPRISING distinctive feature produced by the
Introduction OF silk other cOOrod hbrs such proposals
weight per 1000 sneets, size S4 by l3S inches.
and manufacturers also invited 10 submit pro-
poas furnishing device for distinctive feature 20 bank
and bond to be exclusively used By the united
Sas offer Ia be accompanied samples Of such paper
wi n tho distinctive feature proposed upon II.
Of the hereby gives notice that any
the provisions Of Section iSU Of the Revised statutes which
reads as follows; .-, -
possession distinctive psDer has been adopted by the
Secretary the Treasury for the obligations and other secu
obligation other security, except under
the authority the Secretary Of the Treasury or some other
OF not thousand dollars by imprisonment at
hard labor not than fifteen years. or By both
the snperyon Of an agent the Government and II deemed
necessary under tho protection OF guard 70 be stationed az
the mill and the contractor viii Dc reaur-d TO provide WITH
In the budnL In which the paper made rooms
furnished be used Office by such agent and
tho whOmay dennated 70 guard and count the
delivered and also in which 20 Store IL until
shipped IL be- further required 10 conform 70 such
the Secretary tie
Treasury prevent the improper removal om the mill Of
under the contract All VIII
reoeped Tor the agent az the mil subject 20 futnrc en
animation and toe contractor will be required to deliver 1t TO
under the direction sad agent In wooden boxes strapped
with iron scaled and marked ready Tor shipment and he VIII
required 20 furnish perfect paper with which replace
any returned n MIN as detective
The will bind the contractor 10 manufacture the
dssneva psPeT p n io use pitTu @ WSOnov h ,or-b dav
December 1873 They should be marked Proposals for
Distinctive Paper and Addressed to the undersigned
The the right a. reject all bids
JOHN SHERMAN, secretary OF the Treasury.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25
REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK. Saturday. Nov. 2

NEwYoRK. Saturday. Nov. 30, 1873
The following sales were held at the Ex,
change salesroom to-day:
Bg n. N. LudtoU & 90.
4stOry brick dwelling with lot, No & West 2sth.st
81 1928 10 9 of Broadway, lot 25x9S.9; Germana
BUILDING with lot s, i35thst S55 Il Of Wiiiisave
IotzOxloO same purchaser l50t
building with lot oo Alexanderave, 9 cor OF
lb6thst. lot l6.8X10 same buyer. $500
house with lot, Alexanderave, 1874 II OF beth
st. lot lbsA7O same purchaser. t70<
house with lot Alexander ave. $50 II OF l38th.
st. lot lGox7O same purchaser. t70(
mouse with lot Alexander ave- 1884 II sofl36th-
st, Fordham lot l1SX7O; same purchaser. 6.loC
BD John T. BOgd
story brown stone building with lot. No All East
llSthst $, 1858 ~ W Of AveA lot 27.6x92. .2x60.1
17xG0l EdZa Mitchell and Annie Underhi.. H. go.
Bu Q. J. Lu0n.
ostOry brick dwelling with lot, No AttOrneyst,
=, 1913 n s OF Grandst lot 206x60; Annie N Wal
S-sory brick dwelling with lot n East 1O4th-st, so
IL OF 4thave. lot l2bxl00ll; Benz Richardson. 575t
similar building with lot. East l04thst 80 Il
OF 4thsve. lot l26xlO0 III Fredk Bsmpton... 30ot
BIZ Holcdrd ". Coates.
3story brick dwelling with lot No 222 East 25th.
81, ss, 29S7 IT W OF 2daye, lot 20x9S9; Sarah
*
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25
VO PHILADELPHIA,
VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NEWYORK AND PHILADELPHIA.

Fourteen Through TraP, each w'y daily three dePOs in
Tinle Consistent Win absolute .aleiy.
E1pres Trains leave kcwYork Desbrosses and Court
ondl s'7eft 7d tsFTies s6 a. % i'Gws: ] II TAO
$50 and 10 NJ. sunday. 4.3O and a. ., .. 1880.
Boats Of Biooklyn Annex" connect with all through
trains at Jersey CITY anorng speedy Hnd direct transfer
.nd rln' Sp9... .sG so a' a
5SO and 73j p IN on sunday, i2OI, $40. $50 8, S30
T. HAT ' i once, SOS. 52C and 90 nToa&way. No Asor
IT. ani noIiyn Anngx pcvot foot OF Fulton st. Brooklyn;
nos lf iG aud ll- liu& o".t Hoboken; Depot Jersey
CIV. Lnigran, Ticket odice No Battery place.
i;AGra tsnGral Maaas,r Goal faassnetf &tt
rI'HE ERIE RAILWAY will hereafter be
LhIE AEp WEsTEES TXiLfJoh.2ga ARRASGEMENTf
and CHICAGO pay aESg ESpro'. Drawing
tDaily-fast 81 Ioui. Express Srriyng at at Buffalo
west Pnllmans best drawing room sleeping coaches Bat
p m Dsily, Pacific Express for tho West, Sleeping
coaches hrqgh 70 9ehessr Baho NaSaTa Es Cinein
o9T' y n-tmlgrant train for the West
Trains eaye . Chamber. , street Depot NsyYCrE for
midnight S sfdrday % night, only only sanSay SIS SIS
%h'S3s ss os AZ ssS
GA 7tS 4b 20 20 lS oiI% hi% sS . "a
P4S $ and Il mnsh sundays $50 55 o9 io a. No. No.
$50 saein SSS e. iS5 rpf "a %anFi % Y5 3D. m ~ mid
night Sundays o. $780, 1915 m- l:io 6j1 D. aud IL
midnight =. ~ - non ,oo
Warwtck 7;i5, lUl6 a. IN, 4:3O p M ~ -
Newburgh, 74b . a M $3.50, 4:3Op. M sundays 8:3Oa m
R0ndOu and Kingston m. 33U Sundays $50 a. m
Goshen 600, 7:f6 300 lu.l5 M $50, SAB l36 100 n n
m sundRys 900, $780, 1915 a. M. $780, 100 p m
Middleown 80; 900. l0il6a M. 3i5, 4;So 100 p IN.
Sundays $3.50 lO:lo M, $3.50, 700 p. M The 300 a.
and SOP IN trains connect with Ncw.forK and oswegs
Port jeryis TAB 300 1913 43o. O'oo 700 p
sundays, $50, lOsl6 a. in., $3.50 and 7;OOp. m.
NoTETrsins leaving Chambersst on even & Of nat hours
above time trains leaving Cham0erss on quarter
hours hirdst thirty minutes earlier Boat,
leave Twenty hirdst az 945 and l6 connecting with
trains leaving Chambsrsst at loco o. m and l2OO mid
passage and for apartEen N
snng coaches be obtained and orders for tho checking
and Tnser OF baggage be left at the Companys Offices
Sos 2Y9 t0l, $40 or D57 Broadway, ~ VI No Courtst
Rrooklyn. or a. the Company depots . -, :
EIpress Iraus from the West arrive IN NeWfork Nf;2J
. M l22b and l0:2b D. ., ~, . 49,.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Trains leave for Englewood Coser PieImont and Nyaos
100 $50, 8'46 M loo 500, 90, ii46 oSo $3.50. $50
and saturday nights only at 1880 p III sundayh soo
'Hanuet spriur Valley and Monsey, TOO etS mr <l6R
n mo. X. ABsorN. asnsrai passr Aksut Nsw.ssss
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25
@I IN TO BOSTON nr,,n,
STONINGTON LINE

CONNECTING WITH ALL rOINIs EAST.
NOT TRIP MISSED IN SEVEN CONSECUTIVE
The elegant steamers MASSACHUSETTS, and RHODE
ISLAND leave Pier 33 North River foot Of st at a8O
D IN. daily except SUndaysl
Special rstcliss limited okes good only 2i5
from SOnngtOn sold via this New.Yok To Bosion
for 81 90.
Tiekets for sale at all principal ticket Offices
offices OF Westcot Express Company and at
S63 and 800 Boaoway and at Metropolitan and Fifth
PROVIDENCE LINE, FOR FREIGHT ONLY
Steamers ELECTRA and 0ALATEA leave Pier 90 North
River foot Of Warrsnst) daily except sundays) at
Freight Via either line taken at lowest rates
L w BILKIHs, o. p Ag't p.B. BABCoCK. Prssk
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25
THE PROPHETIC CONFERENCE,

recently held at the
CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRINITY.
THE FULL PROCEEDINGS OF THIS
IMPRESSIVE GATHERING ARE GIVEN IN
TRIBUNE EXTRA NO. 46.
Many of the important Papers are printed
from the Authors own manuscript
Among the Addresses are those OF
Dr. TYING, IT,. Rev. Dr.. KELLOGG. Presbyterian,
Rev Dr. GORDON, Baptist
Rev. Dr. IMBRIE Presbyterian. Of Jersey City.
Rev. DR.. MACKAY, Presbyterian, Hull England
~Proiessor LUMMIS Methodist
Rev. II. NJ. PARSONS, Presbyterian, Buffalo
Rev Dr. TYSGsr,
Bishop NICHOLSON, PHILADELPHIA.
Dr. GOODWIN, Congregational. Chicago
Dr. BROOKES Presbyterian st. Louis Mo-
DR.. CRAVEN. Presbyterian, Newark,
Dr. COOPER. DR.. WEST, DR.. DUFFIELD,
Rev. RUFUS CLARK, Albany &C, 90.
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ADDRESS
THE TRIBUNE,
NETWORK.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25
Gin Rcal Gstate tor 5ale.

A GREAT BARGAIN.-For sale-An elegant
~ 2oot house. four story brownstone 'front.' IN pereS
extension all mprovem mens In one of the pes1
blocks uptown, between 9th ant 6nayea, 10 nrsteass
party agents will please not apply. y o. BOX 4,Iss.
SMOKY CHIMNEYS CURED; 80 days trial,
- Patent Ventiaor State rights for sale
Hull, Guppen q Co, 8d-ave., below ST.. New.fork
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25
gteamboats ano Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Honsatonle
~ and Nauratuck Railroads Fare 81 steamer
and Bridgeport at IL D. m.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. -
ID Leave NewYork from foot Of Desbrosses and Courana
$40 m Washington Columbus Cincinnati. IndI,nap & az
South Pullman cars from Baltimore to Newark %" ana
100 for Washington and the West and the SoIh via
Pullman cars from Sr G S
snna IndansIqs louisville and st. & L0as anil rhTeaSn p.
burg and from Washington to AnguIa and savannah phil
sleeper. NewYorK BamSre and wa;h1P9gton
0 IoasS SSHsf'%@ co%%5G PSaS south
and Southwest Through Pullman car; from B2%GTe To-
burg, Florida New Orleans aud the South. o..
3 si a ce
and Desbrosses sts and depot Jersey CITY Ann
'oo'D i"ir ~ M FLofi5A. on hG.,'-l'' .1.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSE Y
Ferry Ferry station in in ro.ty a foot e Sst
Commencing Nov 25, Is7sTTains leave NewYorK foot OF
Sas. SsS eslvdsss sSSnsS. MsuGa
junction sGa9a % Snd % IT. E"lra &C.
sl5 High bridge ri & Branch scnooley,s Mountain,
Maneh Chunk Tamaqua Hazelton, Wilkesbare 9cranon'
1910 aud i3o D. For somcrviie and Femington
wiRes6arre scranton Tnnkhannock Tanaqas HaScOn
ReaHng Potlsyle Harrisburgh. SC .,oo,u. ,,o,,,,,n
sd 65Ss & and @ & &a B. bsyFe sSd M r. a n
5;39 p nl dsllytor Easton, Allentown and Hsrrsbursh
7:iJ y. u.-FOr EastOn.
For trains loca points time tables at stations.
SUNDAY TRAlSS-LCaye at 91. M, IL = ~. Tor Bound
Brook mt rlnedate points, and az 53G H. Ior fason
Read ug and HarT.s .sburg.
rOoklyn and Erie Annex" make connection
at jersey City Station to and from Brooklyn and Ere Depot
Jersey City.
NEW-YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
" Trains leave for Red Bank Long Branch Ocean Grove
&c, a. S:l5, Has a. m. 4, 5:l6 y. -.
Stages connect Maawan station to and from KEYPORr
EREEIIOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
y connections Leave foot OF Liberyst, for Freehold at
S:l5, ll:45 a. NJ, T. jlj pm.
NEW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25
Dankruut Notlres.
,rpTr,,r, COIrpU of tho TINTED STATES

DGSTRICT COURT of the UNITED, STATES
the mssa Ss sae o soHTbEMS N pAVEs
DAVIES bankrupts BASKRUrTcYA Warrant IN Bank x;
SSSSkE% SSS s st'f = q .sS az
6ists udsed banSraps me petition Of ne cred q
Cr and the 81 20 sS 5 Saa to to o to
the transfer property BY then ARE fGr o
poTe DSen s Se5s and choose one OF more asseee @
viii Be held q CoH5s 5s & q az 70 in sc said RGf
o ,ss se e IN DAY az e D.
Registers BantT6Pfg 9Gg p e. isa PaYS SS manMes,eng
dS Of tsf HSFTEP i
In the matter of JAMES 8; MYERS bankrnp6 sar1IoC
BY said Court against estate Of JAMES MYERS OF
Of % e 2, IN a De % SnGged Bankrupt upon pc
on his creditors and the payment o debts and the
III ET S,nTTdSs sTS for
20 s debt, Hd choose one or
estate viii be held Court to a Is holden a.
the 18Th day Of December d. is'S 3 at y 9STeS sgS =
'''' LOUIS F PAYN. a.--Messepger.
rT'HIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the 1th
was Tissue issued against the estate ISAAc /; PEvoE
@ bd. s been cS%pS ana
@ Sp on s! ae anE n2y to 5 S
s Of any @ per yrds BY @% Of are the ss Sy
s % Sed Of BaHEruPcy holden
Dwight esquire Register the 5th day Of December A.
@ aarsha Vs' Messenger Southern District Of
V'HIS is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
Of NoyemseT a d. lS7s Warsqa YR n anf
and SOLOMON LANDsBERGER. Of WORK, in the
been adudged bankrupls their pettiOn that the
payment of debts and delivery of any property belong
their the either Of them and the transfer Of
property by them either Of them. are 0rDdden
meeting Of tie creditor. o. the m%la s"s
OF their estate will be held at Court OF BaEk
ruptoy TO be holden at No 3l5 Broadway IN the CITY OF
december, A D. 1873 at = O'Clock p mI-,s Dawn
U s. MARSHA Messenger Southern DstrctOt New York.
CE'HIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
2Oth day OF EOvembeTA D. S7Sa Warrant IN Bankruptcy
was issued against the estate OF ROBERT HAY ana
THOMAS HAY, Of New.York City. In The County OF New
York and state OF who nave been addged 8ahk
their petition that the DaymenC ~ any debts
and delivery Of property belonging To such bankruDts "
them either Of them for Their use or the use O either o
ard the transfer Of property by them or either o
hcm forbidden by law that meeting OF the creditors OF
the hakruDts Their debts and 10 choose one
their VIII he held at Court
Bankruptcy he holden al No 35 Broadway IN the CITY
Of Nev York before John Fitch Register the 10th day
- D'' ''"'''' 90 - i''' - LOUIS F. PAYN.
U s Marshal as Messenger Eistric NewYork.
rVHIS ISTO GIVE NOTICE: That on the 10Th
Goy of November \. D. 1873 Warrant In BankrDptGY
OF New. York, In the NewYork New
York who has been aIiudged bankrupt ON his own pc
property belonging 10 such bankrupt 10 him or for m use
the transfer ot property by him forbidden ny
law That meeting Of the creditors Of the sa saa
oi s vii be held at Court OF Bank
Tuptcy to be holden at No 3i5 Broadway In the City Of
NewYok, before John Fitch Register on tue l2th day OF
December, A. D. 1915. at 2 o'clock p In . ,,.,,.-
u Marshal Messenger Southern District Of New York
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25
NEW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.

r,,rl EXpREsS AE.S TRAIN TINE TWO HOURS, phil,
ave phsGcSh from NO .a6n @ Horn q 2 a II Rail- all
road, hrd snd Berkss' oi5 wayj 7Ij 336 il3Oa.
Leave Trenton Tor New York at 20 except Monday 645
sl3 1920 z m, 1915. 80, ALB. Go =. m: -
p M, trains from Sew York to the 7A5 a. lao p NJ,
sTNnAi TRAINS, Leave Neg.York and PhladePha at
ga M 6;3O ~ m Leave N"w IorS Tor trenton al a. M
Come ton made at Jersey city station By ferry to and
Ticket, for sale at foot Lbsryst Nos 520 and e'
in a9d BLooSyn ana at N9 CogItt Brook
'"' '''77""' ii. F. BhLDwIN, Gen Pass. Agent.
FALL RIVER LINE for Boston ard the East.
Sielm'Is BRi -IpI and PRuElDFNtE iraye Nc,y.iors
Lave ave Bro@iyn '''i " va va &apar O-,tsm4pm.
EOK NEW-HAyEN, its surroundings and
SE R Il Hne fIES Nq ana T 5SaG vs F
~ T. ioot 9i az n ~ every hg ,,g Tor m m ali
wegH GEctp Saiy m gTys VA & ,c ~ for mas m
and freight: e1cursoi 81 90. strin. Hewiayen
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| EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD. ,,,.o
dspai, foot W Of CoaranGt ard Desbrossests
at 80 M ghi EKprSss DAILY ir !d Ea,oa Bethlehem. m
mira Ithaca auburn, Rocne.eT Bdaao S4s1Ia Fa,
the West Pullman 'lSSR@f fdRH 'iS' IL s&YH sa and Ens
'ene" Eastern oe % F3eE ifuGf9 II aSf Agent
I ONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA, via
- NewJersey southern Ra lrold Comme9cne n october %
- ", ~ ,,,rs 80
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NEW YORK CENTRAL AND UTDSON
~ 'pivFp EAII.RoA fl contn.ncIn., 81 - 1s-a
through trains will leave Grand Central pSr.,tt " '
y m Western North Ftu traw
10 Eoenester and 81 Adams and y.,,.,u E,rr... t,
roaIn car, 10 anandaigua Rocbester and Buffalo
II a m TIrress TO Albany aud Troy with connections 70
utcs SaaIoga and Rutland North Adams and BennipRtOn
IN m ALBANY aud TIoy EIpre.. ID ID ayIns.roJm IRA
n m 81 Louis Express daily with sleeping cars for st