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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-10
DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM.

and bearing which has human happiness
ing IT, through intense mental application BY
the s.e % ws h
system Is dersnsed absolutely necessary promptly
sa 1G% . r%
fse% % & and nd" a. promptly sppy the
thus avoiding painfully slow seeking The truth
VIII" very naturally wants without delay what
rocupcrstion and the time requir red.
the brain has beso%c sshan,ed by int,nse mental
only iss strength by being properly fed and
precisely the same with nerves preside
& 5. s " % f s. MARRIAGES. "i
ton u family names the securing hereditary titles and
's Front o" 81 s aSs
q & y
and can communicate mnch that pertains TO the over
means of rsecvsri%s is powers whether Of Srs appss
propensity or passion.
HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ D.,
ia Lexington av., near 10th 81.
HouRs-s to and etoZ
A LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY UUMrANi.--
Hath MONTHLY GRAND DISTRIBUTION, NEW
ORLEANS. JANUARY H. iss7 pRrzEs TOTAL.
$1,000; CAPITALS, SpoDo $1,000. 5000, &C
100000 TICKETS, Two sp DOLLARS; HALVES.
ONE all DOLLAR APPLY TO NJ A. pAupIIIN. p.
O BOX so NEW ORLEANS. La, OR H. l.. PLUM.
$40 BROADWAY. NEW YORK
CERTIFICATE OF PRIZE.
NE, New onstsSs, .,,, Dec; 81. 1878
seeonnt OF zachsrsh voohce attorney and cosnse,ior
Eroekyn. D whole ticke, 40 7s.soI cla-. NJ In the
having cost the sum ct SO al the of IT, T. PI"n 40
broadway New York. aud that the anonnt was promptly
paid n i" on presentation" OF the 'sss I, s Sass ofhe
Agent Southern Express Company. New Orleans La.
A ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY
SpoWn $JSmD ss5.0o
Whole RsS4ESsfS @ SssiFf sTxTf f@ orrEST
First Prize. Sisnns SissTns %%SrrIT Whole ricke, only g.
., Louisiana State Lottery,
German Government Lotteries
Kentucky and tcorgia daily drawings
'"i' rHSp"mE rSi%s'isn zscSc sci ,cS ~ Park row.
A Ii DISEASES or MAN, WHATEVER THE
ssay cured ~ br" OVER ws., s" s sSs" %
near 9th av
A rTENTIoN --TIIIRry YEARS rRussIAN AND
1Amcrican pr.r'ice spec.itic.. diseases cf and
A --A-DRuNkENNEss CURED IN EIGHT DAYS;
r. T"I @ sss dss e.
A DvICE FREE-DR. WHITEHEAD PROFESSOR or
AMidwitcy safe treatment guaranteed board and nurs
Ing aI5 East a5,h st., 81 av
A PARTIES IIAvIyS 9 SAFETY APPLIANCES FOR
A --sKILFuL TREATMENT FOR ALL COMPLAINTS
a .bcard and nursing Dr. and Nine sELDEN 2iD Lex
ington sv
A LII LE,iAL PRoCEEDINGs PRosECuTEp AND
Adcfencd nciudins divorce sul,s on reasonable terms
charge ~ unruccrssfui Address ExPERIENCED
LAWYER. Herald vhcs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-10

HORSES. CARRIAGES, &C..
A UCTION HOUSE OF VAN TAssELL 4 KE4kNEY,
~ 10 ASS SEsa III EFT FL AZ. iS1H ST.
REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
In harness from TO three days given
TO test warrantees.
CATALOGUES OF THIS DAYS FRIDAO SALE.
AT 10 O'CLOCK.
PAIR BAY CARRIAGE HORSES I5s< HANDS HIGH
years old good drivers fearless OF cars anything
very stylish warranted sound and kind and true in all
ELEGANT LANpAU ON 3 SPRINGS. morocco lined.
TEG GqLE ph Go oM H rSs HORSES
10 hands high, 9 and years old fine, handy drivers
the property Of family going abroad; warranted in
DARK BAY co SIRED BY JOHN 8oR%HS Sas oy yR Rnnn III
rsntcd kind and true in eli asrrsss Set Harness
TOT WAGON IN good order
AT 1890 PRECISELY
s"EHiFF'S THhSi skRSaES * SrSGr SEilLy e Sheriff
Two cSSTEAGT9ES, TEuGKs: in good order E. =. or
w0Rk-from 1873 to i61s hands high; all kind and
BAY HORSE. i5,ssIANDs HIGH. 10 years old: good
worker free driver: warranted kind and true In all
harness Set Harness, and
BLACK TROTTING gELDING. sired by GENERAL
KNOX, l5N hands high, years old: pleasant driver;
can trot In so; warranted kind ana true in all hsr
ALSO SEVERAL OTHER FINE HORSES. Of which par
Mk s.5s %saoS Si' sTssss e sss@ g Size sIsi e .''
TOP SIDE BAR ROAD WAGON by J. b. brewster Of 25th
st. top sdehar, by Minor Co.; extension top Phae-
aSB 'I %LsXT srHg sg s"sga ,~e ia
spring Wagons sold 70 advances; Double and
SALE COMMENCES AT 10 O'CLOCK
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ss.on, 5000 AND $500 PRIZES

IN THE KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY
WASTE No TIME, BUT SECURE YOUR TICKETS
TO-DAY.
WHOLE TICKETS, 81.
1894 rRIZES. AMOUNTING TO ss7.o25.
Open this friday evening until 10 o'clock.
WILLIAMSON 4 co. GENERAL EASTERN AGENTS,
500 BROADWAY. NEAR HOUSTON ST. NEW YORK
Branch office VI broadway. williamsburg.
u ENTuCKy srArE-TRY YOUR LUCK TO-DAY
CAPITxL PRIZE, .SisGo
PRIzEs OF $5UO Prizes OF saSUl
,so. rRlZEs @ or Sr slwn &C., &C o,,
NO rosTroNEMENTI no sCAiINgi
WHOLE TICKETS, ONLY ONE DOLLAR.
ROYAL HAVANA DRAWS JANUARY To-
CAPITAL PRIZE x2oOWU
pEIzEs OF $1,000; PEIzEs & OF sio;;%3, &C., sc-
FORTIETlis. 81. .
LOUISIANA GRAND NEW YEAR's DRAWING. JAM
uARY ~, 1870 CAPITAL PRIZE. S3O.Oh.
i,s.I PRIZES; AMOUNTING To- $1,000
OPEN THIS EVENING UNTIL O'CLOCK
JACKSON co, Bankers, 81 Nassau st.. near Fulton.
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u THE COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION cont
pany will hold the seventh Of very successful series
drawings Louisville KY January ~ at which gifts
to the value Of $I5D will he allotted None Of III. pro-
vious drawings we're postponed and all being In public
under the management o the most prominent citrrns OF
si'S s5iS Tickets csa each 81 for halves, may he oh
tained either of j. COMMERFORD. Secretary Courier
Journal Buildng. Louisville. Nv. ur B n, PORTER
Co. Eastern Agents. PIT broadway. New York
II ENTuCKY STATE DRAWS JANUARY ii.--TICK.
Nets 81: capitals. SlJ.Uu 5000. S5.tco Louisiana
draws january -; tickets, e.; capitals $4,000 sluUn
x,yt Royal Havana draws January 10; capital s2nnp
tickets. $46 To 81 b. NATHAN Isl aud sis broadway.
METROPOLITAN
PRINTING
OFFICE
~ ANN ST.,
EVERY VARIETY OF PRINTING FROM
a.. .ISITING CARD To A
MAMMOTH CoIORED POSTER
WORK SENT TO ANY PART OF THE COUNTRY
4. a. u.
FIRST GLASS WORK AND Low PRICES
FOR CASH.
METROPOLITAN JoR PRINTING OFFICE.
~ ANN ST.
MANS MISSION ON EARTH.--A TlIORotiCU MEDI.
l cxi treatise indicating how confirmed disabilities may
he removed The experience o ~ years study obscrvn
professional practice. showing the agencies that
will insure restored manhood, vitality aud
taxed powers statement of obstacles marriage aud
~ the by whic they can be removed matt 2,c
postage stamps Address Secretary Museum
Anstvmy aud science. l.i<v broadway. New york.
Holiday journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1879-1879, 1879-12-03

that string again. You are the biggest
fool in our towu--except Marion, 1
congratulate you. but oh, don't get
off on that string agsini"
Just then there come man with
our horse and buggy, and very thank
full I was.
Marion Wilbur got to be q quiet
sort of O girl, and after a while her
and our minister was married. La,
yesl they have been married ten years
now-happy couple, too. My boy,
Larry, he goes to see Laura now; got
more sense than she used to have,
thank the Lordl Right good women
after all their foolishness-the viii.
bur girls.
Holiday journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1879-1879, 1879-12-03
An Essay on Man.

Man was made in dry weather.
he was made of dust,
Quite number have never recover
ed from their creation; they are still
dry.
It's a mans nature to be discounted.
Adam had monopoly, but he
couldn't be happy without some one
to crow over.
For awhile he knocked around over
the Garden of Eden, and then went
to the house: but he had to cook his
own supper, there was no stove wood
chopped, and things were in bad
shape generally.
The next morning it was the same
way. He had to make his own bed and
sweep out. His socks were dirty and
his arm would run through hole in
his sleeve. So he was dissatisfied.
The next night, when he went to
sleep, the Creator punished him by
making one OF his ribs into woman,
great misfortune to the race.
1t has been six thousand years since
that rib was lost, and yet man contin-
ues feeling for it.
This is very feeling subject.
Pursuit in this case is said to be
sweeter than possession,
After Eve got acquainted with her
mate, she vowed that all the men in
the world were not worth Adam.
Goliah was man.
He was bigger than old Grant, but
he couldn't stand as many sings.
A fop is male who is ashamed of
his sex. and attempts to conceal the
fact that he is man.
Concealment in such cases is attend
ed with but little trouble. It is only
necessary to part his hair in the mid
die.
The family man resembles an oyster
on the half.shell.
The shell is known at home-the
soft side abroad.
Some men carry this resemblance IN
their faces, A great many men have
countenances like oysters.
Job is said to have beed very
patience man.
He had boils all over him.
Many man now boils all over him
self when the preacher reaches "thir
teenthly" son a hot summer day, and
never thinks Of the grandeur of Jobs
example.
Holiday journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1879-1879, 1879-12-03

lars for them books, just for the fun
Of foolin' people. Says he, mad for
once,
"Miss Wilbur, never dare to enter
the church doors againl'
Every we'll, Mr., Norton" says she,
81 won't; but Laura and will have
ladder made and goin at the window"
And they did, too, the very next
Sunday. Everybody was q singin'
"Sweet Hour of Prayer" when in them
girls come at the windowl Everybody
minister and all-laughed but me.
Says ],
Nathan, that'll do"
When We got home says
Nathan, them people in the Bible
was tormented by locusts and lots of
other plaques, but none of 'em was
equal to them Wilbur girls, and John
the Baptist ought to be thankful he
had his head taken off before he saw
EN-"
That evenin' our minister called at
our house in his buggy. Says he,-
"Get in, Sister Wells, and take
ride;" and 1 went.
As we passed out of town and WIS
goin' up steep bank, somethin' came
bangl against the buggy. The horse
was awful skeered; he rared back;
down went the buggy-down, down,
and over at last, and 1 was settin' stu
pid like, lookin' after the horse and
buggy, when girl come flynn out of
the thicket by the roadside. She me-
yer looked at me, but ran to Brother
Norton, who was layin' awful still and
white, and she knelt down by him,
sobbin' and moanin'. and I saw it was
Marion Wilbur, and knew it was her
and no one else that skeered the
horse; and she kept moanin' over and
OVER
"Have I killed you, my love2 Speak
to mel Look at mel God help mel I
will never be so wicked again. Oh,
my love, my Lowell"
Says L.
"Marion Wilbur, hope he is dead,
end his ghost will haunt you forever,
I dol"
But she never answered me; Just
looked at me minute with her white
face, and sobbed and cried again,
sayin',-
ooh, is he dead? Is he deadP Heaven
help mel''
Says r.
SYou need help"
"My love, my darlingl" she cried.
''Forgive me-love mel Don't die
don't diel'
"Marion," says I, "don't be fooll
If you want him to live so had you
might get some water and pour in his
face, or go for q doctor; calm him
love and darlin' won't cure a broken
head"
But she didn't seem to hear me, but
said,-
"oh, my darling, if you should die!"
Just then he opened his eyes, start
led like, and then he smiled and whis-
pered,-.
"Marion, don't cry, my dear love"
But she did, and he kissed her.
Says l.
go on young people; it's interes-
TIM"
They laughed. and Brother Norton
says
"Promise me, my Marion, never to
be so wicked again"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-24

GUNNER TRAVEL.

TrrR PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY have
now ON sale Excursion Tickets 20 all the prin
Gina, pouts Of interest and IN the Eastern
Middle and southern states giving all the pry
eges OF tickets sold greatly reduced rates
aaordng passengers choice OF over 200 rouies and eo
binng expedition comfort. pleasure and safety.
Tho Summer Excursion the q 1872
inst issued for tree elegantly illustrated, and
contains descriptions all resorts and complete
information of routes Excursion cHets and copies
OF The book can DE obtained application ticket Offices
Of the company IN Boston, NewYork. Philadelphia Bslu-
more Washington Richmond Pitis5urg. Lancaster Harr1s-
burg and Altoona
FRANK THOMSON, l. p FARMER
General Manager GEM Passenger Agent.
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WEST BRIGHTON BEACH

IINN1 I"If-N y : =
PROSPECT PARK AND CONEY ISLAND RAILROAD
TRAINS between COMFY ISLAND POINr aud WEST
ENIGuTON BEACH leave every 20 mnuios nom $
q. 1880 making close connections win steAl'
boats ana 0m NowNO.k and Newark ExcaFion ucEels
% ~
Trains between Brighton Beach and BROOKLYN WI
rfu halfhoufr ESQ m 20 D. m and RON D. N 20
sundays every 10 minutes
Exrgrslou Tickets heta-rs BrO0slyn ana West BiEhnh
reach - cents Erslsyn Depot Greenwood StiaFe
ANA Ott can De reached by horse cars from al the ferries
mis- Is The Gully steam line running direct 20 The Ohsefy1-
t,rv 400 feet high Ocean Pier 10 feet long
landing passengers The OF al The public attTacto
GRAND CONCERTS Observatory tlaz1 every AFTER
noon ANA evening. SUNDAY lncladea By DoWN4Ngrs
celebrated NINTH REGIMENT BAND and n Az
BUCKLE, the world renOwurd Cornet -olo.sL 60 49,,
Grounds lighted By ELEClI.IC LIGHT, 1OVO cAAi-s
power.
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MANHATTAN BEACH RAILWAY.
DOUBLE TRACK OVER TINE ENTIRE ROAD

DOUBLE TRACK OVER THE ENTIRE ROAD.
GREENPOINT DIVISION.
Trains leave foot Of z3is. East River by steamer sylvan
Grqye7S445 t 55 i !9 LILO tIl45 a, M LIP i5t
N65, 6.i5 fl5 no isI5, ts:i5 p 49,,
YorS-7S5 1872 i2' M tI2 s & 'a s5
755 t750 sf5 $40 300 t5:3o, los . 10
after Greenpoint Trans marked thus DO not
stop at sheeps H9 Rs y S' RYiiDcF nrvrsroN
Steamers "Thomas Colyer" 4nd Twilight" leave Nev-
YORK n RI connecting at Bay Ridge with uans for Msn-
29d.st-sio HOPS til.2j nj 1925 tl25. i2:25 s25.
Leroy-st-935. tlO55, tIl35 a. m. 1875, sS5. t235.
Per $500 Ji055, tli:55 1885. s55 1905, 1868.
The steamer b. r. Martin connects with Elevated
roads Whtehasr and trains at Bay Ridge for Manhattan
leave whehaIst teas. HOPS. tlle5 M 'l210.
Trains mar ked thus stop Sleeps Head Bay
Manhattan Beach tT BsT R,se aa l New a. follows,
s;iO 1920, Il 100. -ll2OA IA; l2iOQ M l2s 4l0 .lsl
t7.0 100 $500 SEQ s:jj. g;2O and tlO;1j %.
Trains marked thus connect With steamer q" D. r
Trains marked thus connecting with North River Boats
Excursion Ticket good return to New York over either
DIVISION but y River and GreenpointTeAes are not good On
Orders NAV be et With Dodds Express and
I'll GE1SD ggNCERTs EVERY AETERXyeo2oN AND
EVENING BY GILMOREs BAND AND LEVY.
METROPOLITAN ELEVATED HALLWAY.
vi OPEN FROM $50 A NJ. TO u ?. NJ.
S s pom Ss al S're0' f0y'
COETLANDf's rHEET-Nearcst point FOR Jersey city and
Conmunipaw Ferries.
point Tor Post orice CITY Hall and
Barclay street Forty 10 t0OOkon.
CHAM lkEEINeafest point ior faVonia ana Efle
raj way Ferry.
FRANKLIN STREET
CHAN DTREET-N pontfor Doc rssses street Ferry
jersey CITY, and connects with car for Dosorosses and
East Grand street Ferries
BLEEC KER Elsr-COnnects with cars for East AID
EIGHTH. -TREET-Counecting with for Christopher
St, and East Tenth street Ferries
FOURTEEN tbs rREET-COnnectng Win cars Tor Last
Twenty third and Thirty. fourth street Ferries
TWEEN rN-IHIRD- SIRLEI-C0nncSung VITA cars Ior
TWentv-third street Ferry 20 Jersey CITY.
hawken Ferry -.
FORTY. -FCO \ d -STREET-COnnects with NeNg-HOrk
Transfer COmpany's cabs for Grand central Depot
FIFTIFTH STREET and SINTHANENDE-
FIFTY EIGHTI IREEl-SiXth@ve entrance 70 Centrl
Park connecting with cars of BELT Line lallroan
FIFrYIHIRD STREET and EIGHTH AkEN u
FIFTY NINTH STREET and Mn fH,ANl.N I -.
SEVENTY SECOND DISTRICT and y II lli-ANEN Il
EIGHTY. Fl RS r-STKkET and Mn MA ENAE-
NINETY THIRD STREET and NINTH ANEN W.
ONEHUN DREDA STREET anu NlNIA.
AVENUE
For uptown trains take east side stations
For downtown trains take west side stations
Trains viii 0Sth--t and shave, and lOsth%t anu
9th alternately. , m -.
FARE lOCENTs. Except between the hours Of $50 %
1880 a IN I D.. when the fare ~ ccntL
WM. r. GARRISON. President
IL SAN BROCKLIN, superintendent
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fo5t aua fouu6.

DANK BOOK SF.-Bank Book No. 34S, 400
Id ~ me BoNrrv savings Bank g. mlssugi The nnder IS
regcsed 90 BIZ tara 10 60 the bank h Restored before tho
g fsv Of JAW 1879 application VIII be mede % the bank
Tor new bOak.
OST or STOLEN.-Bank Book issued by
Il tie s-aIncns Bank for savings View lor. 20 The sab.
rlsr M not found n returned 10 the hank within 80
.,r filn ts dac, VIII apply tnc uaue . new boos.
NoN YORK. Juno - 1919. nAAIEl ~H~4tWOOD.
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Che Gurt.
CONEY ISLAND RACES.

GONE1 ISLAND KANtc.
y June n. "a aut 20.
FIVE PaINCIPAL ROUTES.
First and Direct" smiths boats I've 81 thcul all
rcas leave West 2ths 90 II O'Clock and 1850 touching
at West lOtns Fraaku-st and Pier 80 connecting with
ths railroad north end ~ cOuey Island and landing
sencrrs al the main gate OF The course
second Route. Drect-PrOspeCt PARK anf Coney Island
Railroad generally called Culyers roaa from Greenwood
o C0uey l-a &C. Landing passenger 40 TIE main gate OF Ae
course, The depot t. rIat Greenwood reached BY
MOI -r-e.rs lrIal all Biouslyu ferries
Enpn Beach road. al raj from Hunter
Point afci1. y4srngr 90 kilga Highway Oucquarttr "
Al MITE flo'a me course. oTpost club House.
Fourth ItlfeN Auai Beach. OOuuit Ane lands
ra m KIM. fIlrIrav. tsrd u mile from coarse
Fuh iuute-Drye Through Prospect Park and Ocean Park
wly dilrc; o. tIc coJl-"
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NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
n LINE.

NEWPORT LINE -
n FOR BOSTON.
FTRSTCLASS FARE 81.
Tickets limited and goOd only on steamer leaving New.
OF and connecting Train leaving Newport
the next morning at 5:S0 The magnificent steamers
NEW PORT" and old COLONY"
will leave Newl daily Sundays excepted from
pier IS n r. Of MuIrayst Passengers by this TOute
leave NewYOr 80 ~ 90 minutes later Than via other lines,
and connect az Newport at 63O T. H. win Asst EXP
TRAIN arriving At Boston 1850 a. THIS Is THE ONLY
LINE running al lew fares thai affords passengers FULL
NIGHTS REST Returning connecting train leaves BOstol
AZ 7 u m running through NewpOrt IN two hours
arrive In Nev-YOrk at o'clock next morning.
and StaeroOms be obtained only at the Office OF
the Line Pier y. y. r., ana board steamers
gro l.. CUNNofL BORDEN * LOWELL
pass
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PROVIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON.

K
L Providence Direct.
a FULL NIGHTS REST ONLY ~ MILES OF RAIL
THE FANOkITE PALACE STEAMERS
MASSACHUSETTS, Captain Ray Allen,
RHODE ISLAND. Captain Jesse Mott
leave daily Sundays exceped, from Pier ~ North
River foot OF NirrciIsL)
gers arrive IN Boston m. NO intermediate
landings between New-YOrk ana Providence.
StaterOOIns at Nos 3B3 By, 1c0 and
~; broadway at metropolitan and Fifth Avenue Hotels y
y 1868 Washin BTO0syn. Also uGKets e9ld at
an hot and principal Offices and al all Offices OF West
colt Express Company. ..~,.,.,,.,- ~.
l.. W FuKISs. Q. p Agt II. .. bAoCOoh, FTos
THE OLD RELIABLE STONINGTON LINE
FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST
AZ 5iu H. from Pier 80, North River loot Of JaystJ
SDecia limited ticKcts. GOOD ONLY on LAO a. m con
ecng train at sOungtOn sold via this line from NewYork
a. Boston for 81 30
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b(LNNS1 w AN1AHAILhOAD--O ftlnk
Line ana United Ststes Mall ROute--On and after une
d. l--l trains leave view York. LesbIOsscs and COr
landt Ferries as follows:
tAurr4s lor HJusbure IittsDurg the Vest and south
with Pullman Palace cars attached H. ana $50 H.
For WilEamspO-, Lock Iaven, CORY ana Erie at $50
n connecting COTfy for Itusve Petrol um Centre and
liz Ol iegions Wlhamsp0rt and Lock Haven, a. m.
muic. the rOGth Limited W dshlng
1prtss 4 Pullman Parlor Cars caiiy except sunday
a. n; Was,iing tOn 4.lZ p. Regular AT 4iO
auc $40 a. l. : and 10 III. sunday, 45O a. NJ ana ~
pm ,. M. -... . go. 49,, a., :,
a IL $500 3, o, o. $780, $50 and 10 sunday $50 and
8 ~. D. % l.3J $50 ana 10 p M. Emgrdnt and second
elias, 400 % m.
I0.f. ~ Brooklyn Annex connect with all through
traus Jersey CITY, aOrdng speedy and direct transfer
for IloUkly travel 800
l. daily 600 a t-U daily, except MOpday.
IRON Washington aud Baltimore, 650 a H. 800, a;s9
nIUu ia. sunday $50 a. fl. and 1910 p m Prom Pnla
o. pna $500 0O5, $780, $40 lO:4O, ll30 a 800 $50
$40 $40 and l0.lO p. sunday, 800 800, $500, lO40
J. 80 "a H.. 6:2J lO.lO y m. -,
Tckat Jces 52d and 944 Broadway, No. Astor House
an oot oi Uesbr0ssos and COTandtsts No COursL. and
BROOKLYN Annex Depot FOOT Of fult0nst, BrOoElyH Nos
~ AMI Il5 UuasOust HODokcni Depot Jersey CITY,
j.. T.. FARMER, Geni Passenger Agent.
Fp ANK THOMSON. General 81 du8ger
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.

A The MARY POWELL, for Poughkeepsie,
"a West Point Cornwall Newhurg, Rondoui, Kingston
by erTy ves dS fT @ Vsr ys PIER 49, 4 R at $50
p m. Connects Win Brooklyn annex boats
ALBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE, DREW
RIVER foot Of cSnn every week Gay No. conuectiaS
Wes aud Ea.t 0 sta 1 warmed BY steam
-''ON'' W W. EvERETr, President
4 LBANY aud TROY by DAY BOATS.
n G YIBBABD ana d. DREW. sPECIAL THIN I'M, 70
st. Pier &c. y r. al SIS. and 9lth:st at a. m from
FkRR9 w 81 4 A6 OSa NEwB 81 re- can
return by down boat P0,kEEPsIE RhINEBECK 800,
NORTH and WEST. Tickets Coupons good on Hudson
River Railroad received tor passage
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HOusatonic
40 and Naugauck Railroads Fare ST. Steamer Bridgeport
leaves Caharinesp daily Sundays excepted al 4liSO H.
TOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON.-Landing
at C9zzens Vest PCint Corn " I'll New1prg MaTooroS
Delaware sps WAIKIKI valley Railroads Steam boats JAMES
". BALDWIN and THOMAS CORNELL leave DAILY atA
Except saturdays when the steamer Thomas Cornell VIII
leave AT 2 O'Clock p m. commencing June 2s
E'OR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
ternediae pou,- steamers leave Pier p r. tsy
p NJ and II p ~, connecting with speeia trains az Nem
gage checked ga Broadway NewYTS, anu Coqrtst.
Brooklyn. Excsrs.on TO NvN.Haven aHd return 81 90
FOR NEW-HAvkN It's surroundings and
i al stations on the New.Yors. Boston ana Air Line
Derby and Nora HamPoq Gaq9as aTee ev an
n =, foot Of Courtlsndt-s. az p m every nght IN me
week except SATURDAY; IN Ncwdaven IN time tor al
all railroads. best facilities Tor passengers
and freight. fare 81 excursion 81 o. stafihs Ne"haVen
lianSi iA"' JOHN H. sTARIN. Proprietor
FALL RIVER LINE
FIR BOsION AN0 THE EAST ,-, mr.,
best NEWPORT, BOSTON, NtN-BbD-
FORD EITCHBUKG, LONE MAEE IlL WE ,TT-
YARD. NANTUCKET, WHITE MDUNIAiNS, MI
DESERT, PORTLAND, BANGOR, 81. JOHN n b., HAL
IFAX. al principal cities and inland ana seAshole
resorts OF New eand and the Provinces The mammoth
palace steamers BRISTOL and PkONlDENiE cave New-
York daily Csundays ncuds al 630 p M from PieT -.
CITY a. u p. N. via AuucN GRAND PhOMkN ABE CON.
CERTS by the splendid bands and
attached these steamers. I'LL NlttHT5
REST. No int rmciste LANDING between NLN- ana
FALL RIVER Special train leaves steamer wharf, fall
MONDAYS excepted when the steamer VIII
Newport arrives Newport $40 a. m Four morn
Ii HIN 90 BOSTON. First train arrives
Boston d. Returning train leaves Boston u
d. ~. Steamer arrives New-YorE t3O a. IN. Tickets,
at aSS' POI. IN, 4ol. 52G S4i s57 BROADWAY,
and at all principal hotels transfer and ticket
Offices at the Office o. the line the pier, and on
steamers and C0urts and az Annex Offices
Brook yn and Jersey Cy. In Boston No. Old state
House and at Old Colony Depot
BORDEN & LOWELL. Agents, n. Y.
Gro. l. CONSOR. General Passenger Agent
NTTW-YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-24
On - - Inne ID. ~.

Double Track the most Improved Equipment, and the
Fastest Time consistent with absolute safety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-24

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