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factNos. 275 POI. 145 125 262. 295. 296. 297 2os.
s9e 900 5oi so5 3o6. 307 3os. 800. 3io 3l 49, Sl3
3l4. 3l5. 316. 3l7.
SUPREME CoURr-CIacu1r-P 1--Adjourned sine
d~ Part 2--iied by Judge Barret.-Nos. 1905, ll1t,
iioS i0l2 l5a2 1l7o 269 1915 1862 l402. 1927 ll7I
,y' io4s. 1912 1852 1881 1858. S'3 1899. iJj9 ii6
1927, A2l, 1919 Part 3-IIeld by Judge Van Yorst--
Nos 2o95 325 1853. 1854 1858. 1856 1857 1870. 935
os' iaeo i45 il92 1888 1854. 1902 l049 1878, lo9s
3ol, 1856 1871. 1866. 1883.
SUPERIOR Counr-GESERAL TERM-Held by Chief
Jasmce 90 m B. curtis and Judge Freedman-Nos 4, Z. IT,
~, 10 IL 20, ~, 20, 80. 81. SO, "a, SO. ST.
SUPERIOR CoURr-SPEcIAL TERM-Held by Judge
Sedswick.-Nos. 81, 10 go.
Judge Spe'r:-Nos 367 30s. 473. 32s 567. 399. Ago.
asi 5I 6lS 372 23s $780, 454. 524 525 44s. 55l, $685.
2ao. rarIs ana d3.oAdjourned for the term.
COMMON PLEAs-GENERAL TERM-Held by Chief
Justice 9. +. DAILY and Judges j. f. DAILY and Van
Hoesen-Nos l2G. q. %. s6. 81. "a. l27. l2s. l29
1870, l3l. l34. 1875, 1885, 1873. la9 l40 l4l l42. l43
LAG. 147. 14S 100. 15O
COMMON PLEAs-SPEcIAL TERM.-Held by Judge
Larrcmore.--Nos. aud ).
COMMON PLrAs-EoUITY TERM-Adjourned until
to-day.
COMMON PLEAs--TRIAI TEnM-part 1.-Adiourned
until Monday next. Part 2-Adjourned tor the
term.
MARINE CouRr-TRIAL TERM-Part 1.-Adjourned
19l 1868. Sl3 2701a. 20i 1901 23 2l5 2l9 $780, $685.
li7, 36Os. 1885. is4. Part 3-Held by Chief Justice
Alker.-Nos. 2l0 314l 302, 297 1873 3D. 42 3343 3O3
172. 2S651a. 33sl $780, PITT. u.s.
CouEr OF GENEnAL sEssIoNs-Held by Judge
A. Gildersleeve.-The People vs. Thomas c. Linch
Same vs. James w. Snyder and Thomas Lima
han. grand larceny; Same VS.. Henrietta Cover,
grand larceny; Same vs.. Moses b. wolow-
WITT. assault and battery; Same VS.. Joseph b.
Stein, grand larceny; Same vs. Joseph Powla. felo-
nious assault and battery; Same VS.. Thomas Reilly
felonious assault and battery; Same vs. William
Ttgizobons felonous assault and battery; Same VS..
Terrence Clark. burglary; Same VS.. Frank Prem
dergrast, false pretences; Same VS.. Thomas
9. Lanahan, homicide; Same Charles
Reilly and Ellen Wells. assault and battery;
same vs. Charles G. Russ. assault and battery. Part
2-HeiI oy Judge itufus Il. Cowing.- The People VS..
James McCabe. robbery; Same vs. John w. johnson
and Thomas Lee. felonions assault and battery;
same vs. Frank Digostino felonlous assault and bat
terry; Same VS.. Maurice Condor, felonious assault
and battery; Same Pierce Cray. felonous assault
and battery; Same VS.. Howell d.. Calhane. misde-
meanor.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-Held by Judge
Choate.--J. Grady vs. Bark e. Albro; j. 4. Jansenn
vs.. j. L. Tucker ct al j. L. Jansenn vs. Butler al
o. Cronch VS.. Bradford Lock Works; A. Z. Schwart
vs. Bradford Lock Works; T. E. Bishop VS.. Steamtug
Blue Bonnet: j. H. Starin Steamtug A. p Hacott;
j. Collins vs. J. Scuily ct al. w. A. Deuel. Steam
boat Niagara; George Matol Steamtug A. B. Pres
tor
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THE LYNCH HOMICIDE.

Deputy Coroner ATacwhinnio yesterday made q
post.nortem examination of the body OF John
Lynch. who was killed by Thomas Condor in front
of Kroops Hotel, the corner of Spring and
Elizabeth streets. on Tuesday and ascortained that
the mans death had been caused by hemorrhage, re-
sulting from the severing OF tho femoral artery.
number OF witnesses were examined by Coroner
Elingor. and the statements made by them corrobo-
rated the story of the affair published In yester-
days HERALD. Condor, when asked by the Coroner
why he had killed Lynch, replied. 81 was drunk at
the time and don't know anything about the stab
bing" He was committed to the Tombs to await
the inquest, which will be held la few days.
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THE CAMDEN MURDERER.
GRAHAM SILENTLY AWAITING THE DECISION OF
THE SUPREME COURT.

GRAHAM SILENTLY AWAITING THE DECISION OF
THE SUPREME COURT.
PHILADELPHIA Nov. 6, 1879.
There have been rumors for several davs of a de-
cision in the OF Thomas Graham, the accom-.
plcc of Hunter in the murder OF John W. Arm
strong. The Grand Jury yesterday returned three
bills of indictment, but Graham's name was not
among the list. Before discharging the Jurors
Judge Woodruff = attention directed to Graham s
case he declined to consider 1t and stated that
the matter was in tho hands of higher court. Tho
future course to be pursued with Graham will be
decided upon ut the present session of the Supreme
Court.
In hopes that something could be learned re-
gardng the prisoners expectations your corre-
spondent to-day visited the Camden jail. The
wardens knew nothing, and one of them. whom
your correspondent asked to procure him an inter-
view with Graham, returned the emphatic answer,
I've got positive orders; Graham don't want to see
no reporters nohow and don't you forget it," APP
plication to another official was equally unsucess-
t.
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COURT CALENDARs-THIS DAY.

SUPREME CouRr-CH AMBERs--Hed by Judge Law
rence.Nos. z. a. A. A. &C. &C. 6S, 90. 90, lO4 105.
107 no. 12 121 1885, 126, l27 1874, lGO 163, 169 l75.
176 IT, 49, 1885, 192 1885, 1885, 1v9 202, 203. 20 2O5.
Assessment cases-Nos. $50. 1884, 254, 2S9 900. 297,
29s, 319. 326, 32s. 800, $50. 331. 332
SUPREME CoUnr-GENEnAL TERM.-Will meet to-
day ut half-past ten A. NJ
SUPREME CouRr-sPEcrAL TERM-IIed by Judge
Van nBrunt-Demurrers--Nos. %, 3Ss AZ. Law aud
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REAL ESTATE.
The following sales took place yesterday at tho
Merchants Exchange:-

Merchants Exchange
RICHARD UARSETr.
Forecosurc sale OF the four story brick building,
ner o. Jones lane; Josh oDsnelSc s2o,ioo
Also similar sale of one lot. 2OxyS.0, West 2lst ST.,
100 f. e. of 10th av.; TO plaintiff .... 1890
Also similar sale OF the two story frame dwelling,
#. Q. Of ist tav; 10 Charles Bentsi 2ooo
Hu0u n. CAMP
Foreclosure sale of the four three story brick build
ings. with lots each 2Jx7J, Nos. Ia aud 10 Broome
to paintia ~, D'o' a"s'" $500
Also tho two three story brick dwellings and sta
bles. with lot IDxiO2 2, No. 327 Delaney st.,
corner OF mo. 34 Mangin st.; to plaintiff 5000
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through tho microscope to the jury proof Of the
powers of the instrument and that the experts
enabled by it to detect the differences they had
testified II the defence accepts this to-
the State will go further with the exhibition but
not the State will insist upon its full rights and
show dozens of slides representing the Mckee"
"Cogroye. stomach" and barn arsencs) re-
gardless OF the time which may be consumed.
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RIDDLE HELD FOR TRIAL.
CLOSING OF THE PRELIMINARy HEARING-How
THE ACCUSED SELECTED HIS PRESENT WEE
SUMMING UP By coUNsEL--AN INDICTMENT
FoREsHADowED
NORWICH. Conn, Nov. s. 1879

NORWICH, Conn, Nov. 8. 1879.
Tho remaining portion of Mrs. Abbie ]. Riddles
body was exhumed second time yesterday at noon.
when Professor Johnson and his assistant, aided bv
Drs. Paddock and Bailey, of this city, removed the
bladder. which in good state of preservation,
also the left arm the hand of which was still en-.
cased in yellow stained white kid glove; the right
eg the muscles of the ribs and the left breast the
muscles Of the right side, the abdominal muscles
from the right side and transverse section of the
body extending from the chest to the pelvic
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ScHwEIrzER-HARr.--OnT Tuesday November =, by
the Rev. Dr. aottheil, JAcoB ScHwEITzER, OF San
Francisco, Cal, to Dora HART OF Pierinont, N. \.
San Francisco papers please copy.
vALK-WEYMAN.--On Wednesday, November D. at
stonehurst, Rivsrdale, by the Rev. Dr. Porter,
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED.
MARRIED.

MErzaER R-DoBLIN.-BERNAnD MErzaER to EVA
DoBLIS, both of this city. No cards.
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WASHED POSTAGE STAMPS.

The examination of Louis Smith, charged with
selling washed postage stamps. continued yester
day before United States Commissioner Shields.
The defendant in telling his story. said that he
employed q bartender at No. 124 Hester street;
that some time ago he bought quantity Of stamps
from peder and some Of these he afterward sold
TO the complainant. Ernst Meier; that they Of
use to him and he gave Meier three three and one
two-cent stamp for eleven cents. The complainant
testified to tho fact OF having bought the
change in his pocket. he arterward offered
of the stamps ut news store in pay ment for a
paper. He then told that they were bad and he
had the prisoner arrested. Meier said that he ar
rived last week from st. Louis and was looking for
something to do The defence will be made at the
be given by man named Schneider that the CON-
plant was made for the purpose Of obtaining witness
fees and that there Is no foundation for the COM
plant Schneider said yesterday that Meier to
him and said that this would be good way for three
or four of them to make 81 a day as witnesses
TENEMENT HOUSE PLEASANTRIES.
The first day Of the November Term of the Court
of General Sessions ushered in yesterday with
the trial of John Johnson. indicted for feonious
sault with intent kill Margaret Mclsey nolds The
complainant and defendant resided in adjoining
houses the of and Fifteenth street,
and the evidence adduced on the trial was very
Hicting. Mrs. McRcynolds deposed that without any
justification the prisoner entered her room. threat
ened to kill her. and suiting the action to the word.
cut hor in the face. Her mother corroborated her
story and Police Officer ONeil testified that
ing Johnson's arrest the accused was about
to strike him with huge sledge hammer,
and admitted the preparation OF the Of
fence. Before cross-examining the complainant
Mr.. A. H. Hummel. the prisoners counsel. re-
quested that she remove the bandage which envel-
oped her head. This being done. there was only
slight wound to be seen. For the defence number
of witnesses called, who proved that the
originated through Mrs. Mclseynolds making charge
OF undue intimacy with respectable lady against
johnson, and that when he demonstrated with her
she seized jar to strike the prisoner, and that In
the scuhic which ensued she cut herself. Mr.. Hum
mel also proved his clients previous good charac-
ter. verdict of mot guilty" was found, and
johnson was thereupon discharged.
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reSluenCe,
62d, this frhursday) morning. at ten o'clock. NO
flowers.
srunr.--on Monday. November 3, EMIL sruRr.
latc residence. 435 East 124th st.. Thursday, one
o'clock r. M.
THrnLwALI- Suddenly, on November A. WILLIAM
JAMES TnIRLwALL aged 81 years lato Trinity Church
chimor, his late residence, las West Houston st.
Relatives and friends and members OF Puritan
Lodge are invited attend the funeral services, ct
Trinity church. on Thursday. November 9. at half.
PURITAN LODGE. 800. F. AND A. M.-BnKrHnrS-
You IRE hereby summoned to attena u special COM
municatior OF Puritan Lodge, No. 339. +. and A. NJ,
to be held in clinton Rooms. Masonic Temple. on
Thursday November q, Mt one o'clock sharp, for the
purpose of paying the last tribute respect to our
late brother. William ). Thirlwal BY order.
WILLIAM IA. NAETHING, Master.
vrpEro.--on Wednesday, the Sth inst. MATILDA
vIpETo. widow OF the late Robert videto.
The relatives and friends of the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late
residence. 1ss Edridgo st.. on Friday, November z.
ut two o'clock.
wEIsn.-On Wednesday. November 8, AIAnoAREr.
wife Of James Welsh aged 35 years.
4i5 Cumberland st., Brooklyn. Friday, at nine A. NJ,
to st. Joseph's Church, Pacific st., Vanderbilt avt
after requiem mass to calvary Cemetery. Relatives
and friends respectfully invited to attend.
WfrrcoMB-Suddenly, on Monday, November 3.
1872 HATTIE H., second daughter Of J. H. and Sarah
g. Whitcomb.
Funeral from tho residence OF her parents % West
5Oth st.. on Thursday, at two p. M. Remains takcn
10 Buffalo for interment
WHITSEy.-In Brooklyn. on Wednesday, November
8, EDWARD A. WHITNEY, aged 20 years.
Funeral from the residence of his mother Il Bro
yoor place Friday, Nc, November at two o'clock.
WooD.--Novembcr 4, 1879. CHARLES L. wooD>
aged 40.
Funeral services at Primitive Church, Nassau av.
Grcenpoint, Sunday, November o. at two Y. NJ
woLINER.--On Wednesday morning at Ave o'clock,
WILLIAM woLLNrR. aged 80 years.
Relatives and friends respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from his late $50 East
Esd It,, on Thursday Novsmber o. at Ten A NJ,
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For Both SeXes-Country.
At FRIENDS SCHOOL, CHAPPAQUA,N.Y.,
~ Pupils remain through summer Ct s. per week.
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, IIackettstown,
~ NJ.Best and largest building IN the state Instruction
thorough. Both Ten departments E1fth
September 3. 1925 per Catalogues Tree Rev. GEO
H'WH1TNEY. d. D. President
FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL.-On farm IA
miles from New.YOFk, IS week bOari, washing tuition
and the comforts OF country home scholars ocyes moth
during the Summers vacation For particulars apply
10 Mrs II. G. MONELI+ Msnhasset j. l.
HILLSIDE SEMINARY bridgeport, Comm
II, 1878 preparation for college specially. ANNE J.
STONE, MARIANA b. SLADE, C0RNELlA KNOWLES
FITCH
MISS S. b. MATHEWS Boarding and Day
WI School for Young Ladies aud Children, summit New
Jersey, viii open Tuesday, october l. 1873
MISS f. l.. ROBERTS'S Day and Boarding
1Fk school for Young Ladies and Children al Beleyie NJ
will reopen wednesday, september IL send for circular
BENNINGTON SEMINARY, ThOs Hanlon,
Il d. D.. Pennington n j., for both We excel In
loathfulness, convenience disc pine thorough teaching
home comforts and nodcrale CHARGES
CWARTHMORE COLLEGE, ten miles from
- Philadelphia the OF Friends thorough
egae education 10 both who here pursue tie
catalogue, giving fun particulars - OF study.
terms. &c, address EDWARD II. MAGILI. President,
swsrmore College. swarthmoIe Delaware County. Pen.
GSA Per Qr.-R0CKLAND COLLEGE, Ny
GpOO ack. n. Y-Both extras but music open
during Summer send for catalogue ". H. Bannster An.
Miscellaneous.
DERMITS to inspect the steamship General
OF 1.-THE Woodruff Scientific Expedition around
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TO PHILADELPHIA
Il VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NEW.YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
Fourteen Through Trains each daily three depos In
Philadelphia two 10 New.lOrk
Double Track. the Improved Equipment and the
Passes; Time consistent with absolute safety.
On ana after April I, 1879.
Express Trains via DesbrOsses and Cort
andt Street Ferries, as follows
400, 1870, $50. 90 mted IL a. $3.50, 4, D. g. 73O
$50 ami 10 IN. SUNDAY $3.50 and a. D. g. 1880. $50,
and 10 y. III.
Boats Of Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
trains at jersey city aavrng speedy anu direct transfer
for Brooklyn travel
Returng leave Philadelphia 1901, 500. 4. Z.
7.j = 80 and LIMITED Express 1880 p. ny 2. T..
$780, and 800 On sunday, l2ul. 3:i5, $780, 3, $50
a H.. :, 7jj T. ~.
Ticket Orlccs-NOs. 500 ana "ii Broadway. No. Astor
House and loot Of Desbrosses and s No Court
St. Brooklyn Annex Depot foot Of FultOn-st Brook.
lyn; Nos III. ll6 and lis Hudson-st, H0bokea,
Depot. Jersey CITY. Emsrant Ticket Office, No. Bat
tsiy place. J.. y. FAItMER
FRANK THOMSON, Gen'l Passenger Agt
General Manager.
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he estate Of Alexander van Rensseaer OF the Cy OF
to pr s ONCE Of Man Parsons
SO wast in the city OF NewYork on or before tho SUN
'' DaeS Now.York. the 2sd day Of psGqTSer 1873
s sEH $nSe EftI'AA' Executors
" '"' toTn %StG General Of the State Ssw.York
THE NORTH AMERIcXoLIFg INSURANCE COM
PANY. OF the City Of NewYork
In the matter Of the application of the Attorney General of
80 the Slate OF New-York
THE cuAnDr4s 7, GINS 5SsURANcr COM
the State Of New.York
THE RESERVE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM.
'''| PANY, Of tho City Of New.YoFk
In OF the Application Of the Attorney OF
THE WIDOWS, AMP okTmAXs' RENFEIT LIE LIFE IN
:" '"' tho State Of New.YOrK
THE NETWORK STATE life INSURANCE COM
PANY, OF tho City Of syracuse. N. Y.
TO THE poLIcY.HoLDERs and CREDITORS q EACH
and Of ANY Of the ABoyENAMED C9aPASiEiS, oI In
ceengs a special term of the supreme Court held at the
the day OF November 1875 and duly entered in the
Office q the Sgny Of v6 sHt saE G o S
holders either Of the abOvcnamed comPanies
III % aTe hae6y noed parties to
above against such may hold policies
in against, aud TO exhibit your claims. II
not presented the Undersigned Receiver t0gtr
undersigned Receiver before the twentieth nav OF
Office OF the Receiver No 252 broadway IN
the City OF NewYOrk be barrel from any distribution u
be me- under the decree TO be made herein.
The deposit Of policy and last receipt with The Receiver
behalf Ofany pOcyhOldcr or claimant sha DC deemed
sufficient OF and all claims thereunGer-but
ID shall the receiver Referee ON rtqr g any
Of claim I'm special where IN
their opinion It may required in nrterance OF justice
published in obcdnnCs to the requirements Oh
the ordor ntioned-D November II, 1878.
Office 2j2 Broadway New-York. Nh law6mTh
cTPRENE COURT.-W Els Il c HEST Z K
> COUSTY.-CHARLEs ". LEVERICH and IsA
LOUIS or LEWIS LEVEKGCH. ANNA LEVERICH
WILLIAM d. LEVERGCH and SARAH, LIST, bis wife,
FRANK O. LEVEkICH. PIERRE b. II WERLICH ANA
ShHAII "a his wife, CLINTON C. LEVERICH and ELIZA
Cnrista being unknown To pantus, NAIhA y ~
CONKLIN, FERRIS BENJAMIN and ALFRED CURRY:
MORTGAGE. Defendants Summ0ns-Io the above named
deerdauts: hereby summoned TO answer the COM
plant In this action and copy OF your answer on
be UantiT attorney within twenty days after the service
this summons OF the day OF service and IN case o
appear answer judgment VIII DC taken
against you by default FOR the relief demanded III the COM
Dated Feb o. 1879. D;s. nERRIcK,
Office and Post Office Address Peeksklll y. Y.
To JOHN MESSIAH and MABEL MESSIAH, his wife,
whose Chr. stan name Is unknown 10 plaintiffs.
foregoing summons served upon you by pubn' lon
order o. Jackson o. Dykuan Justice 81 the
1919 filed with the complaint ia the Office OF the CLERK
Of Wcstchcst County at White Plains IN sad county
d. ). HERRICk,
AplO law6wTh plaintiffs Attorney
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EUE ERIE RAILWAY.


ERIE and WFsrERN TAiiRoGb Arrangement Of trains
0 Cincinnati and Chicago Day Express Drawing
room Coaches to Bunl0 and Suspension Bridge
(Daily -. Louis Express arriving Buffalo
a NJ. with fas, TO the West
west Puimaas best Drawmgroom sleeping Coaches 10
a7r ,Dailp Pacific Express for tho West, Sleeping
natl and Chicago without change also Hoel Dining
TG'T Emierant r. ain for the West
Trains leave Chambers street Depot, NewYork fori
Newark 64j, $50 l;5Oa IN: 3l5. 4:l5 OLD, 6:l5 1880
p and II midnight Saturday nights only. Sundays 9l5
noon. $40 80 $50 5:l5 $50 g. !0p II MIDNIGHT
SUNDAYS o. $50, lO m. Ia D. G3op M and II midnight
las s. 3:ij 3I5 l5I.3O O. 5:I5 s. Gi5 $50. + s g. 10 ~
ANA ~ midnight sundays o. $3.50, 9:l5. 1915 a l:&5
S9neTn g. g. 7'45 lob a. NJ i6 s:i5, b87p M 10 mid
night sundays G, $780, l0:lo m, lao $50 p m. aud
cornwall -, a m 9;so, iSo p m Sundays, $50
NoabGrs. IS, m. $50 $50 p Sundays. $50 a. M
and Kns'G S a. M o 8S m s Sgnaay s $50
SUNDAYS, g. $50 i6'l5 a. m CO. Z p m ''' III
Middletown. A., 8. lUl5 Si5 4:3O, p. IN. sun
uans connect with New. and Oswego Midland RAN
Port Jervs 7i5, o 1915 a. M. AGO. o. 7 p. m Sundays
$3.50, 1915 a. H., ESQ and p.
BiF6RE M leave s3dst is mi6ates earlier than ABOVE
time trains leaving Chambers st. quarter hours leave
l4j M connecting with trains Leaving Chambersst at
10 2 IN and ~ midnight .......,., T.. ,-..-,-
S.eehtg Coaches be obtained and orders FOR the
pany 6nees Nos 95S 40 52S or 57 foaGway ~ " No.
COuTtsti Bfo"kyn or at the Company's Eepols 80
Express Trains FROM the West arrive In New York at 1928
me- JSo A. Abort Genl Pass'r Agt New.YOrk.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Trains leave for EnglewOod Lloscr Permon and Nyaok
SUNDAYS a a. M ana $50 p @ TRe $50 % m train VIII
leave 50 minutes later saturday nights:
'"AD' JSo \. ABBoTr, GENT Passr Xg't, Sew'Y6rk
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StI S0 TO BOSTON
~ L.OO VIA THE OLD RELIABLE
STD\I\GIDN LINE

CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST.
NOT A TRIP MISSED IN SEVEN CONSECUTIVE
YEARS.
The elegant steamers RHODE ISLAND and MARIA.
GANAET1 leave Pier SO North River loot Of Jay ST. at
. m. dally. Except Sundaysj
Special drstoass limited tickets. good only 2a5 a.
stOringOn sold via this from Now-IOrk
Boston for al 90.
Tickets for sale at all principal ticket Offices Staerooms
at Oces Of WescO Express Company ana ut Nos
1913 aud 397 Broadway and at Metropolitan and Filth Avenue
Hotel ticket Offices.
PROVIDENCE LINE. FOR FREIGHT ONLY.
Steamers ELECTRA ana GALATEA leave Pier 80 North
River foot OF Nareast daily except sundays) at
foT Providence direct.
Freight via either line taken at lowest rates.
C. W. FILkINS, q. L. Agt u. :. BABCOCK Pres't
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD-GreatT runl

Line and United Mail Roae.-On and after pril
T. 1879. trains leave NcW-NOTk, via Desbrosses and
COytlqIut street Ferries a. follows:
IXurss for HARRISBURG Pttsbnrg. the West ana SOUTH
with Pullman Palace Cars attached a. m ana $50 p m
daily
m connecting Cory Tor tusye Petroleum Centre and
the Uii Regions MlliamspCrt and Lock Haven. 9 a. IN.
Baltimore, Washington ana the South " Limited ashng-
Express OF Pullman ParOr Cars daily except Sunday
1000 a. m. arrive Washington il2 Regular at 4:JO
aud - a. n and 10 = nj SUNDAY, 4;3O IN and 10 H.
For Baltimore. D. m, except sunday. . . -.
EXplcss FOR rhadrphi 1870 $50 $50, tlO Limited II
q $3.50, l. D. G 3n $50 and 10 D. ~ SUNDAY $50 and
A. M >. g. 1870, $50 aud 10 D. IN. Emigant and second
class. 1870 J..
Boats Of &c BROOKLYN Annex" connect with all through
at Jersey city. aAoidng direct aud speedy transfer
for Brooklyn travel $500
Trains NIrive-From Ptsburg. ESQ 1910 m. 1910 pm
daily. aud go y. II. daily, except Monday. From
Washington and Baltimore 600 a. m, = 30, Ar lO;l0R
m. SUNDAY a. 1910 p. From Philadelphia
t3O $50, $40. 1910 1880 = 300 $50, GEO $3.50 and
lO:lUp sunday. 1870, $50 1910. ll30a m. go 1910
Dcs1Osses and COrtlandtsts No Courst and
Brooklvn Depot foot OF fuItonst Brooklyn Nos
IA lie and ~ Hudsoust IobOken Depot Jersey City
IMMIGRANT Ticket Office. NO Battery place.
4. y. WARMER Gcnl Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON General Manager.
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STAR LINE

w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR OF EENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
NO1lCEThe steamers OF this Line taSe the Lane Route
recommended by Lieut. Mzury u s. NJ On both the outward
and honey ard VOYAGES.
HkPU BIG Capt. Thursday. April II. $50 r. m
GERMANIC Kennedy. SATURDAY.. April 20 o3Oi Ill
ADRIATiC. Cant Jennings. thursday May l. j. ~
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOT OF w. 10TH
ST.
These Uniform size and unsurpassed in aD
pOntments The saloon. StateroOns. smoking and BATH
placed auidsps where the and motion
felt grOrdug degree OF comfort hitherto unattanaOis
tickets favorable terms
These carry neither cattle, sheep norpigs
TOrinspectOn Of bans and other Information apply AZ the
Compauys Onices No. 81 Broadway NewIork 40 Wal
Lut-st. Philadelphia. X j. CORIlS. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-17

Sp NV VIA FALL RIVER LINE.
Tickets limited and good only day OF sale for cOntn
passage steamer aud TAIN leaving Fail River the follow
ing morning 53O arrival OF boat Regular tickets
S. good train between Fall RIVER aud Boston Mag.
nihccnt steamers
NEWPORT AND OLD COLONY
New. York daily tsundays excepted at D. from
Pier d. North River, foot OF Murray-et
Leave Brooklyn, via Annex boat al 4 80 o. m.
Tickets and staerOoms secured at ali principal Hotels aud
Ticket Offices, al the Pier and on steamers
BORDEN < LOWELL, AgeDts-
GEo L. CoSsoR Genl PasA ST