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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-06
RAISING A CHURCH DEBT.

The Bergen Baptist Church. formerly the Rev.
Mr.. Vosburghs. at Madison and CInton-aves.. Jer-
sey City Heights, which has been closed for repairs
during the last two months. was reopened for pub
lie service yesterday morning. The audience room
has been greatly improved by the removal of the
church organ from the gallery behind the pulpit to
tho one over the vestibuie. The walls and ceiling
have been frescoed, and the church is one of the
finest In the city. At the conclusion Of the sermon
Of the Rev. DIR. w. W. Eyaris, the new pastor. it
wss announced that an effort would be made to
raise the bonded and floating debt of the society.
The entire amount needed including the cost of the
recent improvements, was $4,000. 1t was stated
that friend" had given one-half of the entire
amount, SI7, 800. 1t is known that this generous
person is ex-Mayor Zledler of the trustees of
the society. IN ALL S3l, 900 was raised.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-06
MUTINY ON SHIPBOlRD.

Captain j. p. Reed. Of the ship Bullion. which ar
rived yesterday from Hamburg, Will take before the
United States Commissioner to- day, john Wilson,
Left Jansen. A. G. Frstrom, Mcn;z Fnkh John
williamson +. II. HUNS aud John Norman. all sea-
mon of the Bullion, who charged with nuiny
at sea on September 20. Captain Reed SAID that
these men were ordered TO help clean ship last
Monday afternoon, which they declined To do,
claiming that II was their watch below. The cap
tain asked each man if he would help clean the snip
and each declined do 50. Finding all peTsuasions
useless he concluded to allow them their way,
and 10 prosecute them after arrival IN port. The
men went below, and returned TO duty at 4 p. IN;
and have not refused duty since. but the captain
says as they denied hs authority ho will have them
punished.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-06
THE RIFLE RANGE CON1ESTS.



BRINroN, n. j., Oct. 4.-The team OF the
etb REGIMENT Of Jersey CITY, carried of all the laurel'
to-day In the tenn matches, former occasons In
tho contest for the State prize offered to company
teams four persons each. the score was as follows
Company f. 9th Regiment. Ia Company A, Attn Regi
ment 40: Company y, TIN Regiment, 123; Company
ID. 9th Regiment, 49, Tho made In the other
| contests were . follows:
State prize for military teams Of 12 men-9th ReGi
ment-2O0 yards. 2ls 500 yards 200 total. AIS.
9TH Regiment-200 yards, 100; 800 yards. lG4 total
1868. 4th Regiment2 200 yards. 1875; 500 yards. l6l
total. 359 5th Regment-20O yards, col 800 yards,
IA; total, 3i5.
Match for the Sterling Gold Badge The prize hadse
presented by General william H. Sterling; distance, 200
and 500 yards The winner Captain T. W. Grifhtn'
who also the prize IN 1873 The best scores were
rs follows: Captain t. ". Griffith, a; CAPTAIN Wood
13 Lieutenant Greve. IL; Colonel LOdor 3D.
Headquarters National Guard Match Tor Aott Badge-
200 and 800 yards. Captain I. w. Grnifh won thir
Ing were the best scoree Captain T. " GrIflfh a
Captain Townsend, -; Colonel Hart 43; Captain
tain Grifhh has one every prize 50 far shot for.
Military Lone-rango siltch-0pan 90 any member OF
were: Sergeant Isaac X. Denman. 80; Lieutenant L.
II. Greye 81; Colonel Hart 80; Captain W. +; WOOL
lbe distances for this match were 500 LOCO ana lzOO
Yards
WEST END N. j.. Oct. 3-Tn the An-Comers' Match
shot hc old grounds 81 the Columbia Rlne Aseocla-
ton todaf-lOO yards 10 shots an' ride T. Mallory
WIS the W un"f, wild 10 our OF a poSelDic %
The SWEEPSTAKES Match-2JO yards. oii-hand l0sbots,
any rife. under v. l.. 4. rueS-wds wOn by w. Aeo,
with IL out of a possible 80. Second money by ser
geani Ward. vita -; third money b. J. H. Crowley.
Win 20.
In tbe short range match. any riGe. 900 ynrds ten
shots FarHow the pize we'll as the aggregate,
prize. his = ygi gate score beng ~, Is and 10
in The military short range match, 900 yar-s seven
shots military rifle ~ the q sc prize gas +
J. DOnnldson The winner or tic aggregate prize was
". Robertson. with 81, 81 anC 81
In lhe continuation the LOug Range Match shot on
Tuesday fhurs,lay, 900 yards, any H. the hrst
and second prizes were divided between Alien ana
hyde. each making 10; the aggregate prizi 10 Allen
wno had -. 40 a. Il 40.
In the Directors Natcb, 200 yaTds, I've shots, any
rifle, DR.. DaTt the medal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-06
LOCAL. MISCELLANY.
ATTEMPTED WIFE MURDER AND SUICIDE.
j. xroPn IL urMPHIEAD. l. d, GUS HIS VIII

ATTEMPTED WIFE MURDER AND SUiClDE.
A NEGRO IN urztPsrEAD, T.. l., CUTS HIS wIFEs
THROAT AND HIS OWN. OUT OF JEALOUSY
Isaiah Stevenson, of Hampstead, L. L. n tan,
rather Iight-complexioncd and good-'ooking coofed
man. about thrtyhve years of age. yesterday IncTi-
ing attempted to kill ms wife, and himself also.
She has been employed for some time in the kitchen
Of Hewletts Hotel. while he has been living else
where in the village. Lately Stevenson has been
extremely jealous, and yesterday morning
abont o'clock he entered the kitchen. Mrs.
Stevenson was employed about the stove,
and apparently did 10; observe his movements.
Advancing upon her stcalthly from behind, with a
razor open in his rsht hand ne seized her suddenly
By the hair, and bending her head back. before she
had time even 10 utter cry drew the keen blade
savageiy across her throat, cutting horrible cash
from ear to ear. She Immediately fell t. the floor,
and he turned and He'd, running ont al the front OF
the hotel and towaid the eastern part Of the village
with the open razor still IN his hand. An alarm
at once given ard Officer Eidcrd starred in pursuit
of thc fugitive. After long run. indilE that FL
dcr,l too ficc-iOoted for him. The negro delib-
cralely drew the razor bis own throat, is II
determined not to b. captured alive, and fell in the
road.
Stevcnsons wound is not so dangerous as thar III
his Wife's. and he VIII dcUbi recover. Dr. Frost
vino Is IN Attendance upon his wife, Regards her IT,
juIirs 0f a much serious character. Ncstri-
dav afternoon she in condition tOlaalSe com
plant against her husband. He acknowledged he
tried to Kill her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-06
THE COURTS.
DEClsloN,-OCl. S

SUPREME COWt-C hanbrs-By judge Westsroo.
The matter flaker.-I not satisfied take leii
Sherwood AIT VcIpanck he al 6uouli deria'
whether defence shoHd be stricken outs cost Il
motion abide Bawory savings Bank ag DT1kf.
think The to clear to aam 81 reoevor 0asae at
-.vaxe-I who banded these raper-
cross agi Piaintu allowed 10 NE supplemental coz
plant Eiect'oSilicOn Company act. TrTssNotoD dcle'
without without pI-judcr rilrlhcum. TOR
others as BsoNuMOfion drnil see mrnnrani uT
sgau:cd with $40 costs 10 afds
CIT AIT. Mchrsci Denied without cos- Ger
savings Bank art. Muler>ae sustained exceptions
efrees aunuicd C.cgZ at American hcNsyapcl
Uu.on.- memorandum coit at. Campbell; -feIrus agt
4 lso-D ilrI. In The ~ fllsr fcrdrn lg FER
Lyldi agf. TrIGs Lord agt. Harrison Augur AIT
Krchcis The New Haven Click Company Mjcrfcfia.
tBrirrs ,rAH-d wood DiIlngDd " giCOt
Iickcns AIT. Libby WAGNER agt MuBoF.-Granted.
Snestg gsrni-tsy Juage LswreuceisTahsIn At Never.
The 1nsuss this may De settled 1--we
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-06
STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS.

EOR RONDOUr and KINGSTON landing
AZ Nozr,ns iWeat POni. Cornwall. Ncyvbure Marlboro
Milton foaghh eeIse ksous connecting with Ulster aud
Delaware ami WAIKIKI Valley Raj roads SteamDaas
W. BALDWIN ana THOMAS COIN EII. leave ID IN al
Per "a. North River loot al Harrlsou-st.
Except SATURDAYS. when Thomas Cornell laves az d. M
TOR NEW HAVEN, HARTFO.D. SPRING
u FIELD. WHITE MOUNTAINS. MONTREAL. and ia.
tcruediaiu points. Steamers Pier 90 n "a daily
,Sundsys rxccptedL 3 n M. aud IA d M, cnnnecnny
Win special trans A. Now ilaVrn Hartford Sprp,elI
DC Tickets sold aud baggage checked ga Broa.wat
Newly ork. ana Courtst brooklyn Excursion 10 New.
haven anu return. 81 90.
&PEClAL AOTlCE.-On aud after Tuesday.
- October Z. The NEWPORT LIS between cu Nart -
Boston w be Withdrawn for The season. LAsI TRIP Eg
MONDAY. the Ct1- '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-06
THE MApLEsoX OPERA TROUPE.

Colonel !. II. Mapleson arrived IN tie steamship
City of Berlin yesterday morning, the vessel having
been at anchor during the night il the PIPER Bay.
lie was accompanied by four members Of Tie troupe
which is to present Italian opera under his direc-
ton the coming season-MIne. Alurna Vailera.
the prima donna, Nine. Lsbanchc, n contraIto,
Mllc.Adini soprano. and SIgnor Aram0uro, tenor.
Mime. Gers;er il expected 10 arrive by he steamship
Gernanic on her noxt voyage, and the chorus will
arrive by the City of Montreal. which sailed from
Liverpool last Tuesday. SiCnOrs GglasSi and Del
Puente will De the bartOncs and DAVID Behrens and
Mont, the basis. Miss Annie Louise Carey has
been cnqaged az "A second contralto. and will appear
early in the season. Colonel MHplcson will open
the season on November 20 NJ the Academy of
Music He expected To begin earlier, nut the Acad-
envy was engaged 10 MaTctZek fOr n season of two
weeks. and he was compelled 10 change his plans.
As he does NOT obtain possession of tie building
until the 10Th, Iammany Hall has been secured By
him for reheafsals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-06

b. sr4vFs now than ever 1.-THE fires were 70 DC sor re
dieT rnt tide Of religion II rising ana tn""tn ~
no-eent Il msy reccde. if returns snu su, M 90
lcler marx Than before. All the SHIPS on ,Sr
,yc A., the srvlce % There IL nothing aDou. '
Tn, c,, WAR 10 tea AL 90 suggest atrociIy Meetink
s tsy win dreg raoeaby beside eash 1' aSay There
a. rothius from keel topgallantnast put Seui "a
ihcir gstenng decks Is the most VINO oitn ,ss sent
,nrs Crowd on nll canvas. Us noon Str.hs esns
bells Like te ships Of Tarsus they bring tner h
f,or ofar with oliver and gold the name OF ne lo,.
c,se t,is nv nrst interview with you Blessed DO lhs
Lad ODD Of Israel from everlasting TO everlasting anu
I,.f no whole earth be filled with lis glory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-06
TIE LOSS OF THE cUNARD STEAMER BREsE

At the conclusion of the inquiry by the
British Board of Trade into the loss OF the Cunard
steamer Drest. her way from Havro TO Liverpool
the Commissioner pronounced the masters con
duct a piece Of gross negligence, and not an
error OF Judgment. No doubt, he observed. the
master was anxious TO make quick passage TO Liver
pool and 20 sail by All the points closely possible
bu, had right act he DID with 100 lives at
stake He then ordered the masters certificate 20 be
suspended for six months. In delivering Judgment
Commissioner decided against the master on all the
principal points the questions submitted by the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-06
4 D1sAPPEARANCE AT LoyG BsAscA

LONG BRANCH, n. j., Oct. At has just
been learned that " Harry" Guild, son Of Mr.. Is
Guild, jr lawyer. of Newark y j., disappeared from
the Chamberlain Cottage. Long Branch. aoIi O'Clock
last SATURDAY. atternoon, after taxing dinner with
family. and has not been heard OF since This Ia the
second mysterious disappearance within two Iaoaths.
The other the OF an express mcssenger OF the
Central Railroad. The missing man. Gad, IL twenty
three years old tall, SLIM weighs 1870 pounds; had
ro.r1u representing the figure Of y woman the
cameo being Clipped on tho nose, ana gold qusriE
sleeve buttons. Detectives have been securing the
country. The family much alarmed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-06
THE SAV4GE MINE FAST CLEARfAG.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. A Virginia City
dispatch says water in the Savage Mine has boon
far cleared that the north drift tho 22O0foot Lowell
was reached last ngat. Tais Is where Pe heavy fow
OF water encountered which flooded the mine. The
water Is ROW wing clear. NJ temperature OF 1912
II will be boxed from its source and The heat In the
mil lfH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-06
A GREAT ROW AT A VIRGINIA MEETING.

PETERSBURG, Va, Oct. ga large meeting
Of colored Republicans held tonight la PocahontAs
Chapel for discussion OF the State debt Funders or
ganizaton was effected which ncensed the Read
justers faction that they endeavOred capture the
meeting Tsey created the greatest confusion The
services the police call Ell into requlSltlon 70
building aud held Az outdoor meeting whir the su'f
meetings were addressed by number OF cOlOred
speakers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-06
proposals

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, !
0TFfcE StrEBNislN0 SLRCEONGkAERaL
L. - AAaAK HOrI1IAL SERVICE,
WASHINGTON, Sept. 80 1879. J
PROPOSALS TO FURNISH MEDICAL SUP
PLIES the United MaTiuc Hospital SERVICE
will be the office OF the Medical Purvovor Eat
until the EIGHTH DAY OF OCTOBER next at
schedules viii be furnished by the Medical Vo, or
BY direction OF the SECRETARY "a ihe Treasury,
lS.guodl JOHN B HAMILTON,
SurgoOn-tlOneTaL AZ. H. \
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-06

socitor for the Board OF Trade These included an ID
quir5 whether the Drest was navgsted Win mpsop
erIy naTigated. The Investigation was condnceu NJ
Pairo 0,lth and closed tho 24fh ult-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-06
TRFrVOTD and NLW-YOI
NEW- JERsEY sOUlHGkN RAILWAY.
NEW-YORK aud PHILADELPHIA NEV


FDH TRENTON And Pt8fLAIlELPHtA
Leave No. orr irsm statfa C. 4 a. OF - - Ioot Of Lb
err y--i., lliisl~ighis.
F.r sl~a c.cs.r inth Gseensts al 80 300 ll5
i.. sDy-. $780, 40. y ~ "a Sundays al $40 q
For -isea corner Third and Berss-sts. az o-sD- $780,
fi.i5 lie = 90 $50 $50, lsl5 a. m On SUNDAY AZ
ctJ a. $50 D. iu. . 49, ,,. .
For 'Ifcloa Warren TGcxer-~fs, c0 7itj 900 ~
a 80 S;o 500 $3.50 7;l5, - r. ID on saHdHy $40 D.
$50 ..
se,ui-.nc ns will leave Phaaepha for Sew YORK
FROM Ihila. & Eea hsli.oa, cor ilil ail
Gre.s-ss, II 1907 $50 1910 lit go 5", 1;4J.
~ =. pn Sunday AZ $50 >. 9sse, ~ y an 1870
Llui orrSss- az 1855 s:.i ID a. Az 81 80,
5:0, t:lj ll.lJ 90 sunday .. $50 a. ~; 45O ~
DeHo.e- palm az Cars atis.i,n
Fl0l I.niol warren ani lncAer,t5 LIN leActLs bon.
day 6-.f Na lU - l-;i', .. 10, AIS, SOL I'D
y. ~. Oh sua,il'-I.-n, .;l5 q ~; $50 2. IA
Connection = made at jersey City station ~ ferry = and
FROM IrD.klyn sid " i.rse Depot ~ jersey CIV.
Tickets slieat fOD OF Liberty So Sos 25J 4Vl Hi,
g57 Broadway. ~ The PRINCIPAL hotels. Nos. "a d
court T. OEicr. JeWf-'s Wharf, ErcOkyn. ia.
ghce chez kcd from residence o. destination.
n p. bALDNis. Ger Pass aeett
EOR NEW-HAVEN, its surroundings and
Il ali sta;ca- The Eevlork. Boston ani air Line.
Derby ana Norh HAMPTON lkaiioais direct, si,i'l ers
JOHN n. SIARIS and ERASTUH CORNING leave Per
J. y r. foot = CorAndt si al p ~ every night n -
week except Saturday a.fye IN Newho N iile 0f al
morning Al railroads best aci-tcs Tor gs-s nier,
ami ieigt siar. y excursion 81 90 StlDs NeH haven
Tran, P0rtltiOl Line. yOH- IL slAEiN,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-06
THE ITALIAN MURDERER IN PRISON.

THE ITALIAN MURDERER ~ PRISON.
PiEIRO BALhO ARRESTED IL wHrEIIsG. ". yA.-HE
CONTESTS THAT HE MURDERED HIS WIFE.
Detectives Carr and Siarbora. OF the Fourti Pre-
cinci, we're at Police Headquarters on Saturday
with i'ietro Dsibo. who murdered his wife at No.
Il RoSe-si. last Tuesday. and who was oyertaken
nv the officers on Friday al Wheeling. ". Va
The Italian had sined start Of over twenty four
hours before the murder was discovered, and
his capture was cfeo ted by means Of an accident.
he detectives learned late on THURSDAY evening
that man answering Balbos description had pur-
chase, ticket for Easton, Penn, over the New
Jersey Central Railroad. lev went to East"n. and
there learned that the man had gone 80 HarIishnrg
They kept an pursuit, and traced Linn TO l'rid2'pnf
Ohio. ard thence IL hcciing. where thew
consulted the police and sSed assistance IN search
ing for him. Ahout > y. ou Friday, after the De.
teVtiy.s mad LETT the Office ~ the Chief OF Police of
Vince inc. they saw an Italian. whom they thoncii;
they recognized Baibo, talking with a peanut
vender and eXnibiiing a cur on one Oi has fingers.
Detective Carr put bis pistol to tine Italians mead,
while his companion slipped q pair OF hanocuHs on
the maus hands. soon aii'r his arrest, Balbo colt
fesscd his identity and said: "lou have arrested
ne because killed my wife"
After III. arrival IN ths city with 'he officers,
BahO described. through an interpreter, the
butehory OF MS vito as foi1ws:
"My vito was uutrHe e. NE. and gave her atten-
zion 10 "A man With red Musiachc who came %
board in tn house where lived. o. Tuesday
when ! went home from my work. she would NOT
cook my dinner aud quaTreod. l put my hand
on her neck and lie bi; my fingers. Then stabbed
Ter. 1 had knife about tour ncics long Sae did
not cry out. ! waited until She vas dead aud tnen
washed my hands ANA pnt On ny 0est clothes. had
some money IN thought would goaWaN soincWhcic
and that 10 ulc would suspect me-" Nll5O y OF
medium hei ghi, with a slender figure and smooth
face. His features are not wicked IN their express
sion. He was taken Ia the IOInb5 on Saturday, and
he will remain there until the COToneTs inquest is
held after which he Will he Iemanded for trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-06
DROVlDENCE LINE TO BOSTON.

VIA ~ evidence Drett.
A FULL NlD HTS HEST. ONLY ~ MILES OF RAIL.
lHE FANOEIrE PALAsE STEAMERS
hAsSAIhl sEffe, Captain ISsv Ai.ou.
. =. .. a.., -, RHODE ISLAND. captain Jesse Mott
leave T. n DAILY tsgncays ercspfsaA nom
ils ct lloOi " W al etD
PahscI arrive neston "A m. No
l~rallss oet"eea fsr. and Providence.
SIAetoS4s Aid tickets secured al Nos SoS 80, 80 ani
y. bto~iwA,, ii Metropolitan aud fltih AyenuoOte "
~ anu SC 49, nsonsa, RIo0Nyn Asa ;lc&ess sll st
all hoo IND principal ticket oceS aud NJ al Offices VI west
colt Exlr,ss Com
l. W. tIiXISs q. T. Ag't. ID. :. BABCOcK. Prest
rVNHE OLD RELIABLE SfOyINGTON LINE
Il FOR BOSTON AND ALI POINTS EAST
al y m, roul Pier IS, North River OF Jay.stb
special limited tickets. GOOD ONLY 2l5 A. M.
rcoDg train ~ Socn xon sold via this line from NOwl ak
10 n
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GOOD 81 fFfh "a Ds boats Stoaslels leave
sa Of Ia. Sos% itS a tfS S osve same pier ,
fSrisa ana tie White S SS S d SIS
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD-Grea, Trunk
isIs trains leave New YORK DesbrosSes and Corr
E,sPiess Or nsrrsbsrs Piit.DuEg the and South
Mith Pullman Palace Cars attached. n, and $50 n M
For wtisuspor,. LOckh.yen Cory aud Erie AZ sao
eonnsclng AT CORY FOR Itssvi pere Centre aud
Bain washington sSe the so.ih iSia.TeS Washing
ion S 2Dt.,s q rnnan Par9r Cars daily. except sun
' Express s Tor f 1aa no IN 4; r-y e 40
u a n-' l. S;sg 100 $50 aud Ia ,. sunday S.ji
s ~ o y, $50 $50 and 10 NJ Emlsrant and second
Trans az Jersey cry anornnga speedy direct transfer
Trans Arrive-From Pisburg 6sO5. 1910 A. H. lo.lop,a
daily anu ESQ q M $40 p "a oaiy except Monday Froai
n. SUNDAY o.5i a n. From PhiaaeiphA $50 .SoE
lo6r M sunday. $500 800 $50. iOio il:s0s 10 oaa
nss 90 and q. R5oseS. 40 As,or .roa.e
BrOokvn Annex Depot foot OF fatOast. Brsoxiyn Nos
u no and ~ u ne uooeSen Depot Jersey Clg
lo Transfer conpaJ "ii call Tor .nd cl,oS oag4s iroa
'1,,, an" FARMER eenI Passenger Assa.
rTO PHILADELPHIA.
fENNsYLvANlA RAILRoAn
THE OLD EsrABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LrSg
NEwNcEK AND PiiiLADELPHIA
Fourteen Through Trains each way daily, three de2oss T..
Philadelphia, Two an New-iork
Double Track. tho most Improved Equpmeat ana taa
Fastest Time consistent absolute sllcu.
On and after July 7. 1879.
Express Trains leave Newlok via Desbrosses AMI C,rt
40 . m o iands ntreei Ferries ~ follows.
sou s3v, SEE 10 nnitedl n a. l. $3.50. 4. ,. g. 7sl
aud 40 M. - '' " - ' y - $3.50 49,
Boats OF "BtOOkvn Annex" conncc with al through trans
Br,okyn travel 49, '' -
RcIpfnms trains leave Philadelphia ls.Oi, 500 s.5a =
.ia, 3 essy sad III IN tanel Isxpre--, 1850 p NJ . l.
a. 3. 100 \. IN.
Ticket od ses-Nos. 526 ga roadway No I Asisr
House ana loot NJ Desbr.eses Cortands Conrl.
Arn h.okNn Annex Depot, OF Fait0- ST. Hn1.va
Ma la us anu 10 WisOn Eobukcu Jris8y
City. "isJ ant ticAe, oiice, No. Batiery-p
FNANk IHoM.ON, l.. 4. Ai.ME.S
General manager. GcnI asscl4. AL
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Gteamboafs and Railroads.

DEPARTURE OF THROUGH RAILROAD
~ TRAINS FROM NETWORK.
gAtnSoHE Ayp ONO RAILRoAD-Express Cor Washington
south-loO p Express fOi Washington tho south. and
LIaA aAILwAr-leoO A. m. and 800 and ? D. m Sanuss
NV YoEE cSSrsAn asp il UDscs RIVERS 1850 and 100
:. m. snd 90. .. $780, and $50 y. m
A NEW BRUNSWICK boat, landing at
EoS sHas su As s Ld rsIS A
from 1905 caa week day at D. M fare lower than
A LBANY BOATS-PEOPLES LINE, DREW
"a and sr. JOHN leave Pier No 81 NORTH River.
0 e eRs anSsv cTnnr sp s aa So
West and East EXCURSION TO Albany return good 30
Gay" - s"r''0sA ana re'D% v. EvERETr President.
A LBANY and TROY by DAY BOATS.
leave yesy Per So 4 r. s" At s5 ana 2sth at a.
s rh Rk29kLyE R ~ AasSF Doe, 4 y d N@
~ RIO, can return by down boat. POKEEPsIE. RHINE
gage s,esSsd sosTII ana wsI Ticket. Or Coupons gooi
E'OR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Maui
IL satcx and Hsssatone Railroads Steamers leave cath.
ariE aI sip , 81 = r. aai,' &C go m. "ndS p H.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
tery station ~ Ne@ oc, fS5T IHSt o. ha,
csmnspeiag Oct is7s|iTaIns leave Nevl or
c,o - H., laDerty-si, a. i ion9ssi p.~,eo-s .f,uc,
CHUNK, IamaqEa; WIZ. sbare, Enir7' &C. connects AZ
si5 a. m-for IIieh Bridge Branch .sas0e HaErsburr,
Nauei canns, TaaiaIus. Wsessarre aerari"n "n'sn'-
1850 a. and $50 D. For soner'lIe .,d Fleraagtou.
o. f,-fOr ECmngtan. EfftDr Maucn Ghn1A, lama1lI.
WkesbaTrs scfapsOL. TunkhzEg,ck, IaIngna liazcvl.
Heading. Poftsyilie. HAutsDUrg &C.
Eauch thuus.
E.miro So Connects stJuncron ior De- l. anu ". H. H.
Il: . "a I0f EastOn. -. ....
Por Trans 70 local vagrts timetables 20 stations
aIfypAT IRA NS-Ieare al f. o. o. - pm f0r boInt
rrook sd and az $50 Tor Ia-iOl,
Allentown. RradIng and HUTs1nTg
poafs 81 no irookiyn Ere Annex make connection
ri Jorssy y ,aiio aud frOia Brooklyn aud Fro Depot
jersey CITY.
NETWORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ leave y, Nnrk. slhifsf FOX Perth An."f.
S1uth "a by Bans Inng Branch. Ocean Crow &C..
s e. sr ~ 20 and frcs Ki.YPORT at Natlwan s,a-
ton
FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
Come, ion loot u IAbenysI for Presi'0i AZ
n; >. /. rs =. H.. !, SIj j. N
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
" Leave SoE-york. FIers North River, foot ciof r.
iosC Branch. a4i iatetilciir 9t-'1D ~
$50 2.
LIE .Sew- TaI.. loot Liicrty IT., & a. u. - MI
So n.fcr F4rmaEdaif I,trs River B.flleAt ah n
tfr1lo,ilstr srai.pTs.
l.ij Toms River, Nnesod, al staoE< 70 lay
side ~ j. FOX ALLAN TIC 'iTG.
s.b p. Tor frr lnsdaT. lOn5 River. bArHcsAi TUCK
crtOWn r. y. and l4i adeipala
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-06
NNE DOLLAR to BOSTON.

ONE DOLLAR 90 wore ESTER Llvited ticrat. -
COOL SUPPER tns boats Tor 80 cena Stoas,.r. oav
AZ North River. daily at 5:SD y. IA.
steaaets OF tas NORWICH LINE loaye pier daliy
(wcrk .. H. sundays So, o. M iBoSis. Wo
81 @
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-06
GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE, VIA
FAIL RIVER LINE

Commencing MONDAY. OCTOBER q, 1879 special tnitod
rckcts good only passage ami cen
Meeting train, specified u.ercOn. will be sod
ONE DOLLAR
each way between NEW YORK and BOSTON
Mammoth P1lace steamers BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE
will leave g y. X loot q Murray ST.
AZ H. Brooklyn 4.S0 Jersey City D. No. via
Annex boat Arrive In Boston G:5O 4. m.
sunday trips viii De By tha line October
iLR Sew York ~ y.
tickets s.at.rooins, &C. be obtained Ia NewYorK u
all principal hoiels Transfer ana ticket Offices
Pier = aud steamers
BORDEN & LOWELL AgcntA
L lNNnl Eane-aI INN