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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-05-30
business 9irsetorp'
Name. Business and Location of the lead
fag Business Houses in st. JOhRSbury.

e..
fag Business Houses IN st. JOhnsbury.
Agricultural Tools and Hardware.
HASKELL & SONS, Hoyt's Block, r. R. st
Apothecaries.
C. c. BINGHAM, No. 5, Bank Block, Main ST.
Attorneys at Law.
NJ. MONTGOMERY, Jewett's Building, R. r. St.
ELISHA MAY. over Hall & Fletchers Store.
1;ssLDEN Il IDE No CaledOnian Blk, up stairs
Books and Stationery.
HOWARD & ROwELL, Caledonian Blk Main st
Book Binders.
c. M. STONE & Co, Agt's, Monument Square.
BlanIs--Legal and Business.
c. NJ. STONE & CO., Monument Square.
Bakers and Confectioners.
CROSS & BRADLEY, Main Street.
4 Clothing for Men and Boys.
i. & L. FAIRBANKS & Co, Fairbanks Village.
CrOckery, Glass and Stone Ware.
D.. s. T. FAIRBANKS s. CO., Fairbanks Village.
Carpeting, Paper -Hangings, Window-shades
j.. & T. FAIRBANKS & CO., Fairbanks Village.
Dentists.
D. L. PERKINS, Caledonian Block, Main Street.
Dry Goods, and Ladies' Fancy Goods.
o. IL. HALE, Avenue Block, r. K. Street.
D. & I. FAIRBANKS & CO., Fairbanks Village.
Furniture and Caskets.
IL ALL Il SWITSER, Main Street.
q. A. CALDERwOOD, 1. o. o. f. Block,
File Manufacturers.
g.. Johnsbury File Works, opp. Passenger Depot
Groceries and House. Keeping Goods.
j.. & 4. FAIRBANKS & CO., Fairbanks Village.
Insurance, Qife.)
j.. Il. SARGENT, (lEtna,) Railroad Street.
Photographs.
b. A. CLIFFORD, CaledOnian Block Main Street.
Printers and Publishers.
G.. M. STONE & CO., Caledonian Block, Main ST.
Paddock Iron Works.
DAN'L THOMPSON, Proprietor, Paddock Village
Stoves and Tin Ware.
IL Eo%BERR 42agRl1Rfkk EEEelRifadjll lRifadjlroad Street
Watches, Jewelry and Toys.
HOWARD & ROWELI., Caledonian Blk Main st.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-05-30


BUSINESS CARDS.
Removal of Dental Rooms.
@. ID. NEWELL, Dentist.
Removed to
Union Block, Central st. t1Apr.7s.
CHAS. a. AIKEN,
PIANO-FORTE TUNER, ST. JoHNsBgRY CENTRE.
Orders left at Howard & Rowells, at the Plain.
L, Ii. CUSHING, M. d.,
Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon.
(SHeceSsOr to Dr. HOughtOn.)
Office q residence i'll Athen9um House, Main st.
;. t. BROOKS, Nj. d.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
lice hsresidence, opp. the Bakery, STD Ohnsbury
WM. w. CIRCUIT,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Barton. Vermont
j. l.. COUCH.
CARRIAGE Tors MADE TO ORDER.
JOSHUA GRAY,
FINE JEwELRY, DIAMONDS, LADIES'
AND GENTS WATCHES, AND
SILVER WARE.
241 Westminster ST., Providence, II. L.
izS'1 Orders from the country promptly executed
and satisfaction guaranteed.
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cross PURPOSES IN noNksD lie
Wayne Cuunty's Court House Commissioner s
Dcncd by Judge Waller

HoSiSpALF. Pa, Jan. 2l.-m 1913 the
county scat o.! Wayne County Pa. wa- chars.nd
from, T. tio,,t. rIc,,..l.l. ~. 49,. ~
mat was constructed then lil duty ne such until
1871 Under the laws ~ PENNSYLVANIA no u.,y
eY''',' i.''' w., ,"- ". '''n '''"'''H "h'" tNr'r
bu'c'sslNe trun9 Jur4"s have recommended
the work. Then tho County Court can order
tho County, f.,,,,,fs-,, ,.,. g., INA ,pi
~ r""u' "'''
urdhi Jurlc4 dec.ar'i that the Wayne County
Court House WAS iuadeuuntc to the ,yuut. of tho
county /, te7c TnI...' W. a,, ~
No""'S' i" l,'v 'uuE' ""ier ana MS ussp-
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wiNrED. 4 Nhw CUSTOMS SYSTEM.
The Chamber Of Commerce In Favor OF A.
.cssment on Home Valuation.

The Chamber OF Commerce considered
yesterday the report Il committee appointed
10 study the subject OF substituting home
market valuation for the present method Of de-
tcrnining the dutabe value Of imported
merchandise. A report favorable to the change
was presented hv jackson T. schultz. Thomas
Barbour and Daniel C.. Robbins.
The substance Of tho report Is that. in liou OF
the present cumbersome. vexutious and urcer-
tain methods II as'crtaining duiiahle value"
it is proposed t. substitute home market val
uniion Tho administrative marhincryn.,e,-
sary 10 carry this system into effect wII in the
judgment Of The Committee. De- far l-ss rompli.
Gated nnH much moro sltlsl factory iu it- results
thAh ihc b,,-"ni method. Ia" new plan con-
template that ~" importer present ~ tho col
l'for nm accurate descriptive invoice ~ his
goo i7. ih, commercial nam" or cl1--iil cation 81
tho NOR han iso. the port or country ir1r
winch lh" goods ARE received. tho marks and
numbers ~ TIE cas,s. with an accurate de-
scriptlvc list of the contents uf each. nnI tle
estimated cash valuation 40 either Of the
five principal ports u entry: Boston. NV
YORK., PnligIelplia. lia'tmoreand NV Orloaus
ON rneeiNlug such hn invoice with such de-
tul'i u' rna'lou in addition as the depart
,, i'ia'n " yoln ~, ~, ''Is sH9 'I
~ 'lmti"a q me collector and the importer
Gir mo'rr4 Ily, II saall DE optional with ,ho
:. t'i"r unicti .'r .ig c,ouof %" l"p.rm.n'
TO- .k" tte invoice fnr tie aoeonit al the GOV
erhWrui ut tI" lnYoi.r price. adding a commits
Of from five To ten u'r cent according o.
va'uu. 90 an AT r'.u.lat.us tAr system. rho
goods thus AH.4'd sluull 70" pvil for lythc GOV
eminent ana solid by piili, nurtiOn within
thtr'y days from lntr ot seizure.
some q the advantages claimed for tho sys-
tom arc That o." importer viii not be- 90 li.ri -
Disclose. ais now. thr source or cunliti0 on
which b" % tanned his eOnls: that 10 places the
rrsrnns 'hiliiy Of nS"erpining duliuh.e value
ul'n parties who should know; that tho Ap-
pms 'r'a Department W.l require the -"rv' rs
oI "Ap'ris the most prlclca, aud Ell 'rut ul-
lniuan."; lint delay aud disputes would rcn-c
h"wren the merchant and the Government.
and thnt no amendment 10 invoices when onlc
~ RED. - pull b. permitted. thus shutting of
All po-til liY OF collision between merchant
and apuriAfr
, rue report was unanimously adopted. But
by advic" Of the Hon. Fernando wood Chnir-
mnn OF the llousH Committee of Ways ana
Means. the subject Is not to hc presented 10 tie
pr"e"nt Congress. il being considered more ad-
Ways and Means. ~
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LOUISE ~ THE UNITED sTATEs.
Visiting Niagara Fails md stepping. for the
First Ttmp, on A merIcan soil.

NIAGARA FALLS. Jan. 23.-Thc vicc-regal party
passed yesterday visiting the Falls Leaving the Pros
pcct House at O'clock they followed the the
Canadian side To the new suspension bridge which they
crossed to the American side Turning the norward
the party kept the outskirts Of the town then follow
20 Goat Island Luna Island was next visited. where.
for the hrst time Princess Louise sot loot American
soil Acr admfiua the scenery here the par went Ia
Prospect Park. which was beautifully decorated with
fes and arches after which they descended the inclined
plano a. the leo mound below the American falls which
The party assembled Descending they wcndcd their
way HlnF the rough rn the See bridge which
there three aons Tor the sale OF shcnts
s"cine these his ENccency lHughingv remarked that
was the hrst time he had ever retire booth
made 81 solid Ice with stove burning husky IN IL
IIN then hi-lcd the walk across the ice bridge, aud,
taking The seighs which were In aing az the foot OF
the ferry roads, returned to the Prospect House
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MRS. POLLOCK's RECITAL.
Amer Eight Years Separation "a wife Finds
her Husband n HIrnmist.

plcasant-fnced, mlddle-agod woman
lending by tho hand little girl 8 years old.
asked Superintendent jackson at Castle Gar
den yesterday TO scnd her TO Chicago to find her
husband. She said that nine years ago she was
married In Glasgow. Scotland and that her hus-
band came TO this country when her babe was
one month old saying that on finding employ
ment hero he would send for her. Hhc lived
with her widowed mother under her husbands
name. J. G. Pollock, and earned her living by
working at drossmaking. Her husbands let
ters wore discouraglng from tho first, and at
last. ns thoro seemed 10 be no hope Of Improve
mont in his lettors she determined 10 SEQ her
husband, and in December last she landed Mt
her little girl. She had little money. and
i was soon spent, She wrote to her husband in
Chicago. Then sho obtained work as n mes
tic. but wns turned away from ono place after
another on account Of her child.
A registered letter came from Chicago 10 Mrs.
POLLOCK few days ago. and q $40 note drouped
out. II was datcd on Jan. ID. from 3S3 Wells
street chicago. and. after acknowledging tho
receipt OF her letter md explaining that no
had not answered sooner because he had
changed his residence. and got her letter only
by accidentally seeing II advertised in news
papor. Pollock continued: had come TO he
quite dcspondcnt, because am out Of work,
thought aud hoped that II would be some ono
writing about n job and, when found 1t yours.
yen can Imagine my feelings better than could
hud you como six or seven years ago, Mary, IL
might have been different. but it il too late now.
Idont want to sec you any more. Twill always do
what can Tor you hutthc past h past. lost my
situation ut the Mills in May last hut was doing
pretty we'll Mt another job shortly aitcrwgrd.
only was very discOntcnted at home. So got
married ON Oct 81 and settled down to house,
keeping, and had peaceful home. But in less
than two months trouble came ] was dis
charged ut Christmas. and have found nothing
TO do since"
Mrs. Pollock says that her husband was n
foreman In rolling mill when he last
wrote her previous to the letter quoted above.
She disfrcdts his story Of lack Of en-
ployment She adds that she could and would
cannot work She purposes finding her hus-
band and max ing him care for the child. Then
she will earn her own living.
Superintendent Jackson sent Mrs Pollock on
tho g o'clock emigrant train over the Erie road
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Judge Cowlna's obllalna Dl.po.lnon.

John Burke stood on Wednesday nj tho bar OF
General Sessions The charsc AGAINST him was that De
stole bon of cloth nom Michael pa, cloth store AZ -
fuion street Ton guilty. judge, 'our Honor" Hurkc
sail. hut ! liduf mean o. steal was homeless and
hungry lul wanted tn ho tut .om, where OUT of Ga,
hNtF colt, aud whcr could got suur hung tucHt viii
Alul WV D"
JUDGE 'owlne looked carefully OF Burke Iiis woeic.
som urfrHtlu runurWH thr tufhluiur.s of Do. t.rv
well. h.rkr.' Juifc t.wlur sand. presume must
n''nhu elsie Nuu. Hsl am informed tItt tul. Is yuur
Ui' rU. Nr" ttWru." Won O. the Itllt.uuary tor
tTltft you. your Honor s..i N'I.. an, d. d. ,,.t
nul smi'cl as though judge tOWtue hnd conferred "A
ltu
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All PM. ouWednesiay. John Lind a tai. mar.
roN chosied. awkward young fellow wal. ed into Mozart
Garden Brooklyn. from newark lie moi .uy assot for
aehan'e 20 walk my miles on The same track with
Harry Howard. who trying to walk 80 mics in siN
dav. ihr boys -micl at Tim. but as he secmcd in
ttfNt-i lh"y gave ltn chance. lie started nj q NJ
sNi 30 Zee woui uush Tho ut, miles INSIDE of 80 hours
ana - tirsi Just Tor record lc started % of a
hsi spuare hccl and toe gait The spectators uuelVl ia
made ihe nrst mile On eili. the second in -. tlrl
~. infi' : D. rli. 90 o. Nv thu time the .v. hll
."rp,i au-hius lie walked tire fret ten iur. ia li
i1n a.. - miles in 2h 3tn POS - milr. 81. 2-n
~ - milrs. IN 2in H)f 80 miles, hh .Um ~, . 81
mlet o,i pom. ~is iumlcs N 25m ~. - miles Nh
j. I'm SO lie covered the - miles IN Hh .llm Sis
lie dd not quit the track from the time he started until
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GUNsER,s VIDoUys HUSBAND.
Gross Divorce Suits that Incidentally Recall
Mysterious Murder.

Some time ago IL was announced that
Mrs. Appolcnia Gunscr. the widow OF John
Gunser. who was murdered In East Williams
burgh on the night Of the 18th OF May, 1877, had
been married to q wealthy groccryman named
Henry Derkln. Dorkln, after living with Mrs.
Gunser ono week. abandoned her. and now
cross suits for divorce are pending in tho case.
Tho first suit was instituted by Derkin against
his wife last week. the ground OF complaint
being adultery. Tho complaint also charges
the defendant with keeping house " bad
rcpute. The defendant denies the allegation
In the complaint except as to the marriage. erts
up across action that the plaintiff, on the 3lst
cause or reason. and asks that the com.
plant be dismissed and drcreo allowed
her for divorce from her husband
on account OF such Abandonment. Mrs.
Derkin alleges that on tho Goth inst. she
was enticed TO Jersey City by n deputy sheriff
on the pretence that persona desired 10
see icr on private business. that ono
hosterhqlsee accompanied her 10 the oficc Of
Charles l.. Schrmcr, where she was confronted
by hor husband. and that she was frightened
into signing n bill Of separation. which
gave the parties full liberty to pursue their own
bent without reference to each other. She
alleges however. that she did not understand
!hr nature OF the document she signed. and II
has since boon surrendered TO hOr counsel.
Tho parties 10 the above suit were to have met
In Mr.; kugleman's office. Long Island City,
moved for a settlement. Mrs. Derkin was pros
ent. but the plaintiff and his counsel did not
appear. Mrs Derkin opposes any compromise.
ana insists upon h"r right to a divorce.
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THE MARSH vROoM M4RRIAoE
Vroom Asking 90 Have ~ AnnuiIcd on tho
Plea that he was Forced Into It.


Thomas n. McCartcr, counsel Tor David
Vroom OF Jersey City. made application TO Vice.
Chancellor Van Fleet in Newark. Yesterday, to
annul Nrooms marriage with Mary Frances
Marsh. The printed testimony was read
Nroom. who is 30 years Of age. ayers that he
married Miss Marsh. who is ~. under threats
made 10y her father. Andrew G.. Marsh Of Jersey
Cty. H. adds TINT he met Miss Marsh in tho
street two years ugn. and took her several times
10 New York and Manhattan Beach. He was
then engaged y another girl. On Sept 3. 1877.
mo father of Miss Marsh. he alleges. came to
ride. He entered the carriage and in few
minutes Chief-of-Police Nathan Of Jersey City.
were taken into the carriage. Tho party were
driven TO- this city, whore Mr.. Marsh accused
the complainant ~ breach Of promise Of mar
riage TO his daughter. Finally under fear Of
violence. hc ayers. he married the girl. He re-
turnr'i to Jersey City. and refused to live with
his vito.
The Chancellor reserved his decision.
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The Common Council having pissed Alder
man Jacohnss resolution ASKING the Mayor TO direct the
Commissioners Of Accounts to examine the book, nc
counts and manner Of irsnsaotng business in the Como
ration Attorneys ONCE. William A. Boyd the CORPORATION
AlEh'}, gave 10 Mayor Cooper yesterday letter IN
Fhith after chnrActrfiAng false the allegations OF
hf'suares IN his ONCE made by Alderman Jacohus he
snA lhht he VIII NJ any time submit the books and nc.
counts of ms oce TO the Commis,iuuorsO Accounts and
WI FURNISH all the Information within his KNOWLEDGE
mat Tie examination mal be thorough
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Dying In her loon Year.

ERIE Pa, Jan. 22.-NIrs Capt. Daniel Dohbins
died here to-day IN her lOuth year She was Twin, i'm
Erie when Commodore Perry ntiod ont his fleet that dee.
hari the British at rut in BAY. in I~la Mrs nohhins.
whose hu.huu hrrci Ia coup the fleet. was Nrll no..
quAnl'd Nlt the tummoiu AMI his officers Iuf, t.r
WIS guest at her house when he vi-itnt Erie m 1-1t
Her mental N-or was remarkable Tor one u her axe AMI
SIC retained VIVID rccoectuu, of the past up TO WitAna
short time previous tO her death
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New LIN station on lhe Jer.ey co..,.

LoNG BRANCH. Jan. - A now llfe.snyinx
station has been established ne site Of old Volunteer
Station No o. at Green's Bend at the west end OF Long
Branch Since the service came under the control OF
W7 Government is station has been abandoned beca,e
the Wdo" Green who own, The property insisted that
n she permitted the Government 10 l,yr H., ,,o ,,
nephew walter Green should he appointed keeper OF
Wc hhuon Although Green Pc tlc of the most 81 ucrt
huIihen along the coast u,c Government preferred ~ d.
Mlhout sAuon than appoint Gittn keeper as b.. i.
memorial Al thc earnest s.NclfttIun ~ Can't Merry
man INSPECTOR II The Revenue Marine Service howo,or
t Athuuh mas again been established Nlth Caut Gre,
Ekeeper The building j. new and ~ one vi u,e be,t
equlllrd stations VII tic coast
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Killed by his Friend.

Frederick Fcist and Philip Schlopp. butchers.
met ON the 18Th ut In the barroom at 1873 Division
street and the former called tor scopp who was
intoxicated staggered To the bar aud asked Tcis amt
YOU going TO ucat Icst did not reply hut drained his
glass and went 90 his work In the provision store at t5
hhd ltf bNiNnu street Schuru AMI Pest lived 40 ihr
slme story Of ue encmcnt a. 1888, AMI hnd been friendly
SrhlUNr angrrpd hN fctst- Unexpected refusal 10
tcnt him ami no followed Fot INFO the provision store.
and pushed him over barrel Atcr getting up. AMI be-
M Threatened hN s'hlopr. fc'-t struck Schogp upun
ne head with srraper Schlopp diDd few days later
lrsis trial wa ended yesterday the General Sessions
TIC Jury convicted him. huf recommended him Co. JUICE
ttictslccNc mercy lie was sentenced to the rcmtcu.
uary Tor one year.
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pENNsYLvAYIA KlILNoAD.
AND UNITED STATES M III = ROUTE

AND UNIFIED STATES NAIL ROUTE
On AMI att'r Jan. -. 1919.
Trains leave New York. DesbrOsscs and CortlsnN
Streets Ferries, as follows. '
Express for Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and sorb
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, at A N . d and
$50 T. NJ daily ~"
For wllhansport Lock Haven, Cory and Erie ats ID
7. NJ, connecting at Cory for fitusvic. Petroleum
Centre. AMI The OIL Regions Wiliansport AMI L0,I
Haven. o A. NJ
Baltimore. Washington and the South Limited wa,,
tugton Express Of Pullman Parl0r Carsdaly, except
sunday 10 A. VI arrive Washington az J. NJ Refu
lar at 80 and 500 A. NJ. ! amt 10 4 VI SUNDAY
$50 A NJ and 10 VI For Baltimore, r. NJ. cAccm
sunday.
Express Tor Philadelphia 30 3d. > % 40 Limited,
II A. NJ. l. 3 80. 4. D q. 30 .Il and 10 = NJ sun
day, f31 and - A. NJ .. 6. 7 80 X % and 10 4 NJ Eni
grant and second class. 7 80 T.. NJ.
Boats of Brooklyn Annex connect with au ulr1ngh
trains at Jersey CITY. afforiing speedy ana llrcc
transfer for BROOKLYN travel
Trains arrive From Pittsburgh, 50, 1910 a IOi1
= daily; 9so ,62DP daily, except Monday
From Washington AMI Baltimore. o 30 A NJ 2 3 ~
-, i9l3P " sunday. 90 " ant lul9 u
Prom Philadelphia. $3.50. 80. go 80 ~ 90 A NJ
$50 40, d.2p. -, anl iQl1 r. ": sunday. ISi
q 81. 10 -, II 80 A. NJ. $50. 1910 r. "
Ticket Oniccs, j2d and ga Broadway. Asinr HouSs
Aud foot OF Deshrosscs and turtut ts Court and
Brooklyn Annex Depot foot ct fulton ST. B-lualyn
ia lld. aud III Hudson 81. ilotuA-u Depot JrreJ
FRANK THOMSON. l. b. FARMER
to 3D.
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KIIIed In a TeIe,eopea Orr.

QUEBEC, Jan. pa collision occurred on the
Lewis aud Kennchcc Railway near St An,clmc AT noon
today between passenger train AMI an engine that was
onrins tc road second class car of the passcu.rr
uMn was ,'i'r"pol lN 10 platform car one passenger.
SAT- had his IL = cut on ' ' 80 "'''''
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Thrown ThIrty Fe.t hy a I.ncomnn,n.

NAlEhloNN, jan. Zj,-At MOerR Forks n
- today Amelia Duyal married, aged 30 Years was
uippng water from rallroAd culvert and was struck
ny locomotive and thrown thirty hrt WIN no. >Eu'
crushed ant AN car en- She hNrl NAN An l,,,,r
she was d,a and ds NOT hear tie MAiste.
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BALTIMORE, Jan. 23.-Col. VIM. VI. Boone. a
wen known ct@en ana active business man President of
We Mount vernon Mills Company. died very suddenly
ihls mutiuhl aged q years During the late war CnI
boone served A. Assistant Aduant General On thc stan
OF ten Lockwood in the Army oi the Potomac
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A.T.StCVart&CO
Announce that the
Wholesale Departments
or their Business have been Tram.
fered to the Buildings
ON BROADWAY,
4th Av, 9Th and 10th Sts,
Occupying the -Four Upper and
Basement Floors, and connected
by
THREE PASSENGER ELEVATORS,
THE WHOLESALE OFFICES
And Entrance are at the oornel
FOURTHAV. andNINTH
STEAMBOATS, anO Ratlrulos.
METROPOLITAN rLEvATrD

a.
Nj ErHOPOLITAN ELEVATED HAII
uI WAf.-Opcn from ~ A. W. To - + VI Re.i"r
st. nearest point tor wall st ferry. Cortanit " ner
ct pom. ior Jersey cay and Communipaw ferries PARK
place, nearest point Tor Post once city Hall az
Barclay st. ferry to HOhokcn; Chambers st ncasn.a
point for Pevona aud Erie Railroad forry: Ffankin \.
Grand 81. nearest points Tor Deshros-s IT. iorrv n
Jersey city Blocker It, sth II. nearest noinn
for Christopher u Jerry TO Hoboken. IAN 81
Nearest point 10 Union square and Lvceuu Tboa
tres Academy Of Music. Irving and Tammany i,lis
2id st-Nearest point to Buoth'A st James ana ps,t
Theatres Grand Opera House, Onorcs Garden IA
some Temple. and Jersey city ferries 33i st-Ne,res
point ~ standard Broadway and PIN Avenue Te,trc
AQUARIUM and san Francisco Minstrcls. ga Vt -coS
meets with New YORK Transfer Co.'S for brand r
tBl Depot 5Sth st-Ncarest point Tor Central p,,pp
For uptown trans, take east side station. la
downtown trains. take west side stations Fare n
cents except hctwccn the hours Of % AMI - audi
aud Up NJ when the iareis cents Connects with t III
lowing hOrsec lines Al Rector with cars or s,,t
Jerry at GRANT Il, with cars for Desbros.e. ami Fad
Grand It. ferries at Bcccker 1t. with cars tor east an
west; al 9Th II, with cars Tor Christopher and East ts
= ferries, At l4h st. with Tor West 2gI anl E,J
hawkcn Terry; at 50th St. with cars Belt Line RtL
road. WIN r. GARRISON prc.ti.nt
NJ VAN BROcELfN SUPERINTENDENT ''"s
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G,ntisttg.

oME and see our g. sets of teeth open dan AMI even
IVY EShlh Avenue Dental Association. ga 18Th az.
SIT nhANItFt SETh, Gum teeth ~. single
haled 1851. -V- "" Nv Es'"p
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county Treasurer wNshr. Dsac,..

TROY, Jan. 23-The final examination Of the
q dehevneJ Of e2i,uUO ' -