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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-19
FOREIGN.
INVASION.

| INVASION.
Belgrade. April 19.-It is said that con
siderable force. of Albanians entered Ser
Wan territory yesterday.
GERMAN IMMIGRATION
London, April 19.-One hundred and
twenty Germans and Alsatians left Havre
for America on Thursday. A considerable
exodus is proceeding around Assle, espec-
tally of peasants and lace makers.
RIGID GOVERNMENT IN RUSSIA.
st.!Peters burg, April 19.-The ukase, Or
dering the appointment of governors gen.
eral for six Of the most populous districts
with perfectly despotic powers, begins by
stating that recent events show that there
exists in Russia band of criminals who,
though not numerous, are very determined
and aim at undermining the state. After
referring to the recent murderous attacks
on high officials and the attempted assassi.
nation of the emperior, the ukase contin.
ues: These crimes have made necessary
the provisional adoption of exceptional
measures to permit exemplary punishment
/ of guilty persons, and provide government
officials with tho necessary powers for
maintaining order. The ukase proceeds to
announce the provisional appointment
governors general of st. Petersburg,
Charkof and Odessa, invested with ex-
tended and extraordinary powers. Simi.
lar power are conferred upon the governors
general of Moscow, Ki,ff and Warsaw,
The civil administration in the mentioned
districts is placed under control Of the gov
ernors general in the same manner as they
are subordinate to the commander 10 Chief
| OF the army in time of war. In districts
where martial law has been proclaimed the
control of all educational establishments
is vested in the governors general, who
ore also empowered to send before
military tribunals all civilians in the dis
tricts over which they preside. The gov
ernors general are further authorized to
summarily remove from their respective
districts al persons whose continued resid-
ence pnay be considered dangerous; to order
the arrest Of any persons whatever on their
own judgment and responsibility to sup
press temporarily or permanently any news
papers or periodicals, should they appear to
follow subversive tendencies, and generally
to adopt such measures as they may consider
necessary for the preservation Of the public
peace. Tue emperor and empress go to
Livadie on the oath.
A RIOT.
st. Petersburg, April ia disturbance
occurred at Rostan, on the Don, on the 14th.
The police being unable to suppress it. the
military were called out. The riot lasted
from the evening of the 18th to the morning
of the 18th. The residences Of the chief Of
police and the overseer Of the town. the
district police station and the police records
were destroyed. Two policemen were kill.
ed.
j TROUBLES AN EDITOR.
Paris, April 1.-THE publisher Of the
Revolution Franchise has been sentenced'
in default to pay fine Of six thousand
francs, and 70 eight months imprisoanent. for
. ,currillous article asainst Catholiciy'
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-19
PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF U. S. INDIAN AGENT !,
For the Santee Sioux.

TtNVTUSAIISe
OFFICE OF U. S. INDIAN AGENTs1
For the Santee Sioux,
SANTEE AGENCY. Neb., April II, 1879.
SEALED PROPOSALS Endorsed proposals for.
dians and directed to the undersigned at Ssntee
Agency, Nebraska. will be received until n
oc,Sck. n: O. Thursday; May sth, 1877 for fur
oxen, with yokes fourteen cows. witt, csive. -
BY their = sides sixteen hundred isool brick !:
eleven uD cords Of wood, and list Of misceiis !,
neops articles which may be found at the olisee
o. the PRESS & DAKoTAIAN and at tise .asn 49,
Onhces ut Flandreau and Sioux Falls A''ss =
Al! bids MUST be accompanied by certia.sa
cheGk upon the First National bank 81 Ysnkfoe.l
ID. II. Tor at least five per cent. of the amnsss.s
Of the proposals. ''s.ss -
ISAIAH LIGHTNER.
U. s. Indian Aren't.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-19
MARKETS BY rELEeRApJ

MARKETS By TELEGRAPH
WALL STREET.
New York, April 10.
Money-4@5 per cent.
Goverments-Strong.
NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, April 10.
WHEAT-Quiet; No. spring, for June
994c.
CoRN-Firm; 423@44ac.
OArs-Dull; mixed western, unchanged
RYE-Quiet.
BARLEY-Dull.
LARD-Firm; s6.173.
PoRK-Unchanged.
WH1sKY-$1.O7a@1.0s.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, April 10.
WHEAr-Unsettled, opened weak and
closed: higher; sel@s63c for cash; $40
for May; S93c for June.
CoRN-steady; S3sc for cash; 343c 70,
May; 354c for June.
OArs-steady; 24c bid for cash; 24ss
asked for May; 254c for June.
RYE-Easier at 463c.
BARLEY-6s@70c.
MILWAUKEE,.
Milwaukee, April 10.
WHEAr-s@fc higher hard, 964c. No
l, 924c. No.2, s6sc for cash; s7sc for May
Ss3c for June. No. 3, 754c. No. 4, 7l4c.
CoRN-33ac.
OArs-244c.
RYE-46c.
BARLEY-6Oc.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-19

New and nobby styles of hats just re.
ceived at Harry Katz's.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-02
DIRECT TO THE MAMMOTH

NEW TUBULAR IRON PIER CONEY ISLAND.
Foiilla steamers LANDING tbit
popular all mO'i
direct 60 what Is universally acknowledged by ali VISIT
be the greatest attraction tho Island
25 ELECTRIC LIGHTS
produce the Crandest illumination known ths
tuent. and haihc al the suTTuundngsn Of glory
PROJECTING 1000 FEET IN 70 TliE SEA. AMI being
from 80 to i2O feet IN width. II i DELIGHrPJLLY cool
A CONCERT FAC II AFTERNOON and EVENING. ~
GRAFULLA's nm REGIMENT BAND Ample seating
accommodations
UNEQUALLED BATHING FACIIITIES
ADMISSION 80 THE PIER AND A BATH POR IS
CLNrs makes Il the attractive and the chealest
bathing pavilion the Island the safe 10
Joy deep water - well surf bathing.
the RESTAURANT AND SALOON DEPARTMENTS
appointments ths most lavish scale and 4
the most character y ia ALLIED As To PRICES
AND QUALITY.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-02
oRsNRvE rnE nm rARLr cIosELY.

In addition. the GRAND REPUBLIC leaves DAILY.
West 2ith-st, 10 Leroy st li2D a. Plsr y. T.,
1910 a m; Tewelfs Wharf 3roOkiyn. 4 a ~.
Returning Iron Per every 30 minutes %
r. after which the AMfkfCtS viii leave AZ u n- ani
the GRAND REPUBLIC, the last boat at 10 p IA.
Single fare. 81 cents; excursion tickets. 20 cents
WHICH INCLUDE ADMISSIONS 10 THE PIER
New-York tribune., 1879-09-02
DanRrupi Aolices

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
Il 29th day OF August A. d. 1873 srrRnt n HaukiuPty
Issued against tue estate oi CLAkLE, - l. hhl ot
New York Ia the County Ncw.iDTk and state oi Srw'
York, been aucged bankrupt ou his own pri uoui
payment Of debts AM del of any property
beon ging L. such bankrupt To Lin or Tor h use ad ts
rrty by him foi bi % Dv law that
meeting Of the creditors ~ tnc sid bankrupt to prove t'r
arscnee 80 his ate VII
be Bankruptcy 10 be holden al No lo3
Broadway, in the cry OF New-i Ork. Dt ~ Mr. Hery
Wilder Aleu- Register the &Jth cay oi sci' ntt y ~
1879 at II o clock ~. lpi - ,. FAM
u = Marsha Messenger southern district ~ ewNork
T'IllS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on tn 10Th
il August 4. ID. 1879 WARRANT IA bankruptcy
issued against the estate oi ALNA WI-wAL OF ihe
(ity New-f0k the County OF Newlork aud state Ot
ew-YOrk who has been adudged BANKRUPT "h hs own
petition that the payment Of debts and delivery OF sy
property bankrupt 70 hun OF iof use
the property Nv nm are orD iien v
aw a meeting creditors OF the rad bankrupt
prove eDt- ami "a choose one OF ofe ass'g.s
lis estate viii held Court OF Bankruptcy 10 10
hohteu al No Waren-st the CIV u Ncwlork. before
John W. Lite esQue esister Oh the 18Th day Oi -ese-
ber A. ID. 1879, at 10 O'clock A. IN - . -
LOUIS b. PAiN,
Marshal Messenger. southern Dissrtof Sewi
New-York tribune., 1879-09-02
V'HIS Is rOGIVE NOTICE: That on tn 25tI
80 mnom II Han Concern

A DVERTlSEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBrNh "Il.L BIC RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICE, No i.lJ- BrOadwAy. cor. Thirty
uTststs OF 3o- sest I~enythrdst COT h3sath.aye.
No. o. East Fourteenth u. cDrrer lhion-sluars
100 Thlrlave, forty seyentlsi.; at the uARLEA
OFFICE 40. 2.2~t IA. "a ave, coz. Onehnndreiani-
twenty fourihst Iarlen savings Bank Biiungl.
NJ. strc<ulsr 0aice rates
NOlICE.-n the CIRCUIT COURT for the
~ DI@TfICT BOSuOF IN ORANGE FREE STATE.
SOUTH AFRICA-ELlZABEfH CyTHanINA kOLBE
nee BOSHOIF, Plaintiff, agt. ALENANDL ACNLsf
HUDOLPH nlCHlkL kobe. DaIeuiant-ln re-. For
Of conugal rights or for dissoo o marriage lho
plea O malic .ous dfsettiOn
10 sald Defendant, ALEXANDER AUGUST RUDOLPH
MICHEL kOLDE:
TAKE NOrICErhat pursuant 70 Greer Of the Presiding
Jud the Circuit above mentioned the Plaintiff viii
application said Circuit for of
coiiug rights dssOlton Of marriage the ground VI
wlllu and malicious nesertion.
J. GEO. FRASER. Attorney for Piainiif.
Residing as Bloc oVafOntein, Olange Free stala
Bloemfontein, July 10. 1919.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-02
CEA BEACH ROUTE
WEST BRIGHTON BEACH.
CHANGE OF THE.
fse!rreo ano MeeLlnas.

A DyERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT TIE
UPTOWN OFFICES No i,s3 BIoSi"ay COZ Thirty hist-
81 Or IWeufy-th rl-st. corner tdRhth-1Ve.5
No o. East Foureenthst. corner Uni0nsquaft, 7Co
Ihrinve ia .sii-A yfElC =
No 2,sSI Oue uurc ant wenty fourth e
tIIariem savings Bank BIingl ap 70 D. at regular
NAMP-MEETtNG at SEA CLIFF, Long
~ Island Commencing piemDol g. continuing TIL sop
euber -Mrmbeis the different denomnstohs q. rns
eLtswI paying the ~ OF putting
mn and faking the same 1ltON > HARRISON, the
Lyangelist, VIII take part III the serves
New-York tribune., 1879-09-02
NEW-lORh and PHILADELPHIA NEW
~ ,.o.-...- LINE.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR TlINTON 1Nn n1ftI a nITprITI

RON rfsTI,
,rOE Ilai.NION AND PHILADELPHIA
fNfItiSS TRAIN TIME TWO HOURS
depha at $500 7;io. 8, lli5 a. m l:S0 L. 5:3O 7I5 II
Leave Phiadelpna from Station Phla and Reading Ra
nif ana efk-sis. 1;s5 Sl0 lo ll3O a rn l;iO
Leave encn for New York at 12O except Monday 30
BIB, 300 lO:4O 1910 22O 4l2. 4:lo, 6;l5 p.
Pullman DrawingrOom Cars attached 70 the a. M
? m trains from New.fork 20 the f4o m. LAO D. III
sUNpXY TRAiSs%ieave Ney;l ork and Philadelphia at
$50 D. m Leave Trenton at l20, 9:iO a. m. 6:lO D. m
Connection ia made jersey city station by ferry and
9% noosy. o .a 19S 3, FOOT Of Sry o 80 4O a
ss7 Broadway at the prime pa hotels aSs sL Se Spa pa
Courtst. ind Annex Office ic&r - .nIri BrooAyh BAG
IL. r. BALDWIN. Gen. Pass Agent
NEW-IORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD. D.-Commencing July z, 1879,
thonsh uans wlieaye Grand Cen Ial Depot roo,u
500 a. m Western and N'rthosn Express dra"lngroom
600 special Saratoga Express, WIN dtaWlngrOom
cars 10 Fort Edward, Tor Lake George aud Ia Moniie
room cars ~ taniniaguh Rochester ana Buha0' also 10
lOO ~ Express to Albany and roy with connections
20 Utica, saraiOya, Glens Falls ana rutland
$3.50 y. ssTa.o-a Special.
400 y. bany and Troy Express.
500 Express. dav. with sleeping cars Tor
St Louis rrnnng through every DAY IN tle week ALSO se
cars for Buffalo Nagara Falls Toleao and Detroit aud
for Montreal excepting sunday night wa saatosa an,
7:3O Fast Express for Roche sie Niagara fas anu
Corning via Geneva Sleeping cars 10 Geneva hoches'er
SO D. IN Pacific Express daily, with sleeping for
Rochester niagara Falls buialo Cleyeiand Toledo
waierown excepting saturday and sunday nights 70
Montreal via ST. ADans On Saturdays montreal car eaSosa
iiUO m Night Express, with sleeping cars to Albany
Tickets for sale at Nos. 252 and 4lS Broadway and
Westcoit Express Compays Offices Nos Parkpace, 80
and 92 Broadway, York, ami 583 Wlslingtonst,
Brooklyn Z; -. " hENf.h|
New-York tribune., 1879-09-02
Insurance Gompancs.

Established 1887.
KNICKERBOCKKR FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEw-AORK OFFICE, No. 90 Wnll-sti }
Nkw-YOEK. Aug. pa. lS19.)
WITH the intent to contradict the state
w men in some Of this mornings papers, would advise
the public Rnckerbocker FIRE Insurance Company
hos recently certificate from the suDeriuenan
OF Insurance he found the condition OF the company
sound and Capal unimpared This company has not
nor does II intend discontinue business
PETER V. KING President
New-York tribune., 1879-09-02

BRIGHTON BEACH.
DRAINS Brooklyn. Fiaibash and cc,-y flif Rail-
vny until further notice. Will hourly sesa
FLArBU>uANE
Cyong Island Depot. BrDOxlyn a1t
BRIGHTON BEACH
from $50 n m 20 1000 ~. TRAINS viii aisD ssvs
BEDFORD
FranklIn-aveL half-honrly from 63j . m. 70 1901
p. Beach. Ii d. tommrno
INK "Wednesday Aug 81 ali Fla bush trains 20 ana ifon
Brighton vii stop Washington Avenue Rapid IFanu
stat Atlani0 D. take up ant deliver pas7engcr
The $50 and 1880 from Fiatbush 653 an
7;35 a. from Bedford and the 655 and 7;s
from Brighton sundays The fsoots
be reached and Wall street ferres bY Aui1uo
and FIFTH AveAue ues Via ful on Ferry ov fttolh
Avenue and Adams and BOerum Street Ina VA IA n t)a
Ferry bv South Brooklyn Central Lane via 6rsnt and kpDte
yelt ferries by Lee ami Nostrsnd Ayenut TompDns
Avenue. and Franklin Extra trains will %
when travel requires u.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-02
Proposals.

nROPOSALS for CAST-IRON COLUMNS
Il ana PILAnIEIt-.
OFnCE BUILDING FOR STATE, l
WAR AND NAVY DEIAAIAESts, Z
WARRINGTON. d. d., sep. |, lbtt.)
sEnrED pROPOsA LIS fos furnishing and delivering tas-
Iron Columns Pilasers, for he North Wns OF w
no me and Navy Dcph I'M ht- IN li9 o1
III hs rceiea al this Office until l. Oi september ~
and opened Immediately thereafter IN the Pi,seh'eo n
euesncatlons drawings general lnsiructone ioi piei
and bsnk ioIns Proposal will pc furnished 10 e't"phSncu
mos. Lincoln CASEY,
MeuteneatICs2onel CoIps of Engineers
New-York tribune., 1879-09-02

on and after July :. 1873.
Trains leave New Nok via j shfosses and COrt
landt Ferries ~ follows;
4.3O $780, 500 lmitedl ~ $50. I, 5 q 7:s0
andl IA s3u and q mi D. q, 'i5O, s;5V
and 10 -.
al Jersey Cy. anoIdng speedy and direct transfer Tor
H,ilrtng trains leave Philadelphia. l2Ol. 800. 800 Z.
75 < $50 aid m. tAmted Express, 1880 y NJ = 4,
s,O and 1855 .. sunday. l2ol 5.2D 3d. 800 and
$50 n. .; 4, f;aO i IA. -, ,-...-..
Hons. and foot ard Cortnnt,is No Couf,
- ana Irok yn Annex Depot foot Of Fuonst Brooklyn
g.. e.. Ia ll6 AMI lis uisons Hoboken Depot Jersey
Oi'2, 2,t :. - Z TIoM>oN L. y. FARMER
New-York tribune., 1879-09-02
Bieamboats ano hailroaos.

4 LBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE, DREW
Zoo, q, and & ST JOIN leave Pier No II North River
a %.., ASs"y s%S lGnd1v morning trains
". ". EVERETT. President
RlDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
and snd g daily Sundays excepted at li5o
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
NewYork from foot Of Desbrosses and Court
nj to ce.sa ,s b.; cSu@Sgs
the South Paiwana c spe Wet h'shmond charleson
0 100 m fas aa waeh,Sso Gmcaso and -. w.,
or ork 20 baltimore snd Washington making close
na, ~, s ious Through Pullman Baltimore Cinon.
400 M for Washington and the West maKnr same con-
nec,on 1ao Tor The West as the l p n train
epers RON Ne~.l OK =" Bamore and Washington.
s louisville, st Lons Columbus Pittsbuig the south and
nat At Washington Win trains for LyDehbsr
flerlda. New orleans ana the south
rST through gG ca a. Once so
ana ana, neshrossessrs, and Depot. Jersey city
ROUND TRIP TICKETS So To 70. KANSAS. NEBRASKA
[ ,ENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Ferry sisy siry sIation ~ New.iok foot Of Liberty
COMMENCING june is isaarrns % leave Wnir oaii
$50 m-For FssTs as ts9ws po,v,.o Mono,
JUNCTION WITH b. wnSSesap5r9 nS hlmra &c Connects at
Lake Sd gh s Bridge b1nSh ssoOey Mpnnan
por &c nunk ramaqua wikesbarre scrantos. Williams
iTSO a. m, and 40 mFOr somervile and Pennington.
W. T. m-for flenington. EasOn Mauch Chunk Tamalua
sstsodiie scranton. Tunkhannock Tamaqua uazelt)n
i".aaning fOtsyille, Harrisburg, Sc.
pad aSg p mfor High Bridge Branch schooleys Mountain.
Mauch Chunk '''"N' '' ~ anu
5.SU p M. daiy-For Ession allentown and Harrisburg
ir 9Ern %r' connects al Junction for d., L. and w H. II
For trains local points time tables stations
1nlN Day TRAlNS-Leave at . a. II .. for Bohnd
Reading and Harrisburg
Boats Of the Broossn Erie Aanex"
etJersey City Station and rom BrOokyn and Erie Depot
Jersey CIV.
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
1rsss, "ns leave 7:i5 o. lli5. n. m. 100 $3.50 lex
EroSs = Slb. FOR Red Bank Lonr Branch ocean
at - m. for Toms RIVER Brcksburg waretoxu. Cedar
Az i;$o vineland. Atlantic City, Tuckoy.wn r. n.
Toms River. &c
49, I. m for Bncksburg. Toms Rlvcr Wa own. Cedar
Creek 1uckrrton r. X. vc.
Stage connections from KEYPORT at Natawan sta
and from Point Pleasant a Sea Girt with ali trains
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
srt! t!tays at New:l ork Pier g. NO foot Recor-st
~, InifRS ST. JOHNS ud JESSE HOGr.
long Bapoh. Highiands &C, $3.50. $3.50 l0O 3:t5
ocean Grove. Grit &C.. $780, nj Loo $40 sos D. III.
lnO 3i5 y IN -,
WaTrrOwn and Cedar Creek &c, - a. y.
SUNDAYS for Highlands and Long Branch. 930A n
FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
Connections Leave loot OF Lbery-st Tor Freehold at
7;45 ll45 a. H.. q. 5:l5. 6p IN
Arr,ty Xnnr- ,1T,,r N-rKtr
New-York tribune., 1879-09-02

MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY.

VI SIXTH ANEsUE LINE.
OPEN FROM $40 A. NJ TO Il p. Y.
RECIORs fRLbI-Neare-t point tor Wall str5et Ferry.
and connects with ears for south Perry
COslLAN DTS lttEI-Nearest point for Jersey CRY it
Commuulpaw Fcrucs
PARK CE-Neare-f point Post Odce CitV Han ani
Barcrly Ferry Ia iIODokeT.
CHAMBERS fkEEr Nearest point Tor PayOaia sli Hss
Raj Ferry
FRANKLIN STREET
Er-Nrarest D. INT or eshrosse street Ferry
LnI - wand come as with cars iOr DcsDlo-scs aid
East Grand street Ferries
BLEEC ECkER-STREIT-COnn with cars for East AMI
Connecting with cars for ChrstoplSr.
and East Tenth street Ferries
RTEEN Win cars tjt EAis
Twenty third aud THIRTY. 10 lrth street Ferries.
TWENTI-rHI RD STREET Connecting win clft y
third Jersey CIV ani last ihrY-
fourth street Perry flr Hunters Point ,. g.. ,,
DSTRHEr-Connecuns WIN cdt'''' "os-
hawken Ferry. LII ~ ~
FORTY. ECON OND-sTREEr-COn0tcts with NeN.fOr<
Transfer COmpanv's cabs FOR Grand tentiN Dsp'~
FIFTIETH : RECT aEd NiAih-AVhNlI -,
FIFTY.EIGHTlf-S lf-SrREEr-sixtnAye entrance - OehsrN
FIFTY. THIRD STREET and EIGH I'll ANGN Dh-
fIlTY MN III = RET aud Mn ilt-A ~ ..-.rr
SEVENTY SECON D-sIK IKLEI and Mn hANt = r.
EIGHTY. .FIRSI.STRkEl and MN TIL NtNlt.-
NINETY-rHI D-~TREEr and NINTH Az ~ VIZ,
ONf-HU ~ DREDA ND-FOUhIH SIRk-I ahi SiNAN
AVENUE .,-.-.
For dov,nfDSn n ,ips take side stations
Trains viii run 5StlsL and 6taave. and lOtth% Aah
9h-age. Alternately ., ,.,,,, ,t,. h,,r.,, s.l) =,
7.so a rr ANA : ~ 7 D. N, wne1i the fare - con-
sIrNDaY TRANS from l2;ib D m. tiN ~ metltflt.
Wa. X GAkklSJS. Prosiish%
~
New-York tribune., 1879-09-02
NNE DOLLAR to BOSTON.

ONE DOLLAR 10 WORCESTER Lnitod tickets 81
GOOD SUPPER on the boats so steamers leave
ilcr 40, NORTH River, aaiiy. at 5:5O !. m ,,,
Steamers Oi TIE NOtMICH LINZ pier daly.
we b. ua sundays, 5il . D.l tor BOSTON, MOr-
ceser &C. and Tor Portland White Noun talDs daily
New-York tribune., 1879-09-02
DROYIDENCE LINE no DOSTON,

DROVIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON,
II A. evidence
AFULL NIGHTS kkST ONLY AZ MILES OF RAIL
me FAVOKIrE PALACE srEAMEks
MASSACHUSETTS,, Cgptem Ray Allen. ,..
RHODE ISLAND, Captain Jesse siOts
leave daily l,uDaavs excepied Pier 20 Norin
ltIyeI VOOL OF " All en-nt) a..
fasseue eerssInve boston At "a NO intermediate
landings uelNotn Now AOTk aua Providence. -.-
tickets secured al NOa. 1858 Sgi .oo anu
Osx Broadway Metropolitan aud Fifth Avcnuehoteis
u 363 BOoKlyn Also, ucGeJs s,l a.
ali principal ticket Offices, and al a Offices oi "osE
EXpTcrs COalany. ~.
4. EIIKN.. q Y. Agt d. \ EABCoCh, fIos -
V'HE OLD RELIABLE STONINGTON LINE
Il FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST
Al d H. IRON Pier 80, North River noot of JaysLl
special limited tickets GOOD ONLY ON .:io IN eoa, .
train at sold this line iroh NeSt ~A
10 BOstO v al.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-02
Grcurslons.

A NEW BRUNSWICK boat, landing al
m Sayrevle SOnth AmbOs Perth AInboy, Tottenvile
Woodbridge, ROssvlo aud star Landing steamer Wyoming
from Icot cana. week day at fare lower tnan
ar
New-York tribune., 1879-09-02
UHE ERIE RAILWAY.

'IliE EkiE kAll-N Al .,.,. ,-o,.,- .,.,.
ERI.. and WESTERN RAILROAD. Arrangement Oh trains
''Sias e"to Cincinnati ana Chicago Day Express Drawing
room Coaches to linfalo ami -uspcnson Bridge. ~,
Dally tas - Ions hp,1i ~ & w ana S1 Pun h
west PullmaAs best Darlington Si'or'"a Oo"S"'' :"
9nr (uaily) Pacific Express for the West sleeping
Coacaes through 10 Bnlo hl"fsnas fss ,isg ci,a ,n
rati ana Chicago without caanse iSo "' '"e e"i' ~
ID IN Enigrant train for the West
Newark Il. Al, s.lu l:JU 5Oi 4-u, OJU HlO, COZ
D. M and IL midnight saturday nights only sunuyS VIZ
Rniherior D RI Park and passic 8, 800 TO- o2o M oh
1870 m tian sogs - ~. 10 % Ss6 s:iS 5o ~ N
IL 2mdnight sm'Days T. $3.50. lO2O T. H., Lao o5u' 30
-P'sp. pa am 8 s5 700 $50. TO- 1920 lSO ~
l:45 s. $40. $3.50. 4:2O ztst o. o." D., o''V
OIL .olo 49, + r. M la ana ! y .I1 T,dnsn % -
midnight snndays. ., osaV lO-' Ii, Lao o'0o' y H.
warwick. $50 a. $3.50 P M =. a.ao .qo :, suD.
HSa3oa, .na Klnsto A. $3.50 p M Sundays $50 a.
m;o.,a T. 1850 O. 1920 a. M S,3O, $50 l.SO .. sun
u|l a. Il @ $50 ~ i0:.O a. NJ $50. 4s0 .. sun
day 3d. iO;& r. $3.50 y ~. ihs ~ III; nv S''S !,
roe AZ ~, zoo o. 1920 o $780, 9. T. 4. Sundays.
49, o. "a III ave y Il quarter Of and quarter after each
iu NJ to W ? nl @n ,n,a,s m IN Dr. m
-, fnr trlcirs can be obtained, and orders ;or tIs
ehe.slh5 s M No. go 40l o. B5s Broadway. y. VI No.
tour BROOKLYN, or ai ine & ,oaran. ssra T. -ai
m' i-'-I M sDu n ABBOTr GEM P.ssr Agt Nsoler.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Trains leave for tnglewood cioser fernon, ana Ny"
T. $3.50. 80 m 4 500 sl' % IN IN I'm % 1sV trs, WI m
Leave yo minutes laior sa urday nghit -
Manuel spI,nS V4ss ,II sea ir Xs. New Yolx
New-York tribune., 1879-09-02
Cost an0 3ouno.

/ OST.-Bank bool, No. 5000 OF the German
p Uptown say ugs Bank ue amer Wall please rosarn
same ~ PHILIP kOEHLLi- oOD -d-ass.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-02
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD-Grrat Trun

DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD-Great Trunk
Line and United -tatc, Mail Route On and after july
T. 1879. trains leave NewYork via Desbrosses and Cort-
landt street Ferries, as follows; -
Express for Harrisburg Pittburg the West and south.
with Pullman Palace Cars attached n m anu $3.50 p.
daily.
For Wiansport, IOckhlven, Cory AID Erie. at $50
m Titusylc. Petroleum Centre aud
the Wlilanispurt and LOckhayeh, y u.
baltimore a-hingt ana the sOuth. Limited Washing
ton xuress Pu Imam rarlOr cans daily. except Sunday
a Wa ~hinl ton i:l2 Iieguar at 45O ana
800 a. m. l. 1, aud 10 IN sunday. lOI NJ ,
Philadelphia. i3n 7:3o N2O D. llO lmitcfl
IL a. n. l. $3.50 g. 3 G $780, $50 and IL Sunday. 43D
ana u. o. b 1880 cSU ana lO T. Ill EhlEIant aIu 5eCVHu
class 1880 p. M.
1oats ~ Br,,Dklyn Annex" connect with all through
Cy, anornnga speedy and dfect transfer
for Brook yn travel go. , c-,- IN 40 - TON
daily 6:iO . Il G2o D. ~ uay except Monday Prom
WASHINGTON and Baltimore 6Ju n =, 3:JO, 400 1O:lV D.
m sunday. G:5i a. M From Phiiadelpma' 300 6:O5
G5n $50 iOIO 1880 ~ H., =, 300 400, 40 ESQ aud
iol6 D. nj SUNDAY, 800, 500 65o lO;i0. ll5Oa 6.2O
lO;lu p. p.o.,,r.u - 49,. H..
aud Cortlandi NO Court st.. and
rook,yn Annex Depot foot Of Fultonst BROOKLYN; Nos
ia ia and li3 Hudsol-st Hob0Sen Depot Jersey CITY
grant Ticket Onice, No. Batteryplacc. Tue New
Conp'"N VIII '' 1' '' ''1st'
ho'elS M L. p FARMER. Gcnl Passenger Agent
"
New-York tribune., 1879-09-02
IHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

H ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS. March
80 lS78 Leave dpOt loot Of COriand and DesbrOsess
100 y W for Easton. bethlehem. Allentown. hetlns.
Mauch Chunk. dHLicton, Ma aiOy city, Ashland NIAo7-
bairr, Scranton and Iul lkianEock.
$50 D. Night Express, daily Tor Easion. tethiehe
Allentown. Mauch Chunk. wikesbsrie Elmra Ithaca
GeLeVa Auburn, Rochester Bunlio Niagara Falls ana Tie
West Pullman slco oping coaches attached
ROBI SAIItk SuVt and Engr
General Eastern Office Church aud Cortangt sts
CfiAS. III. CUMMINGS. Agent
New-York tribune., 1879-09-02

EOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON.-Land
at Cozz,ns West PonD. cornwall Newbure Marlboro
Milton POuglkceps-, Esopu, connecting with Ulster ana
Delaware Wakii Valley Railroads. Steamboats, JA -
W. BALDWIN ANA IliOAAs CONN ELI. leave DAILY at
d. NJ Pier -, North River foot Oi HarrisOn-st- go
Except SaiuItagS, when the steamer Thomas Cornell VIII
connecting with Evening Train on
H.. LII allu L. llhIlrnlh