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tics They give an air of respectabity to the nstitu-
tion. But political party has power IN the STATE
Government and consequently the adherents OF
that party are oath to interfere with institutions
which men whom thev have elected topower CON
troll Noted politicians are represented IN each oil
the chain-gang companies. Company No. N com
posed Of Joseph +. Brown (the famous war Cover
nor of Georgia.. Julius L. Brown (his som, John j.
and w. ID. Grant, and Jacob W. Searer Company
No. Q consists of John b. Gordon UNITED states
Senator). Benjamin G. Lockett l.. A. Jordan; ana
W. b. Lowe. Chain-gang No. Is owned by John
W. Reufroe state Treasurer, John W. Murphy
iattach6 of the Trcasurv) W. w. Simpson, Thomas
Alexander and William ID. Grant.
Frequent expression has recently been given 10
the belief that the Legislature, which meets next
month"; will annul the twenty-years lease. me
powerful political influence of the lcsSees VINO VIII
suffer great loss from such act vii be an almost
insurmountable obstacle 10 the cancellation OF the
contract The argument will he strenuously urged
that the State which lnflicts such terrible punish
ment for the violation Of contracts by individuals,
cannot consistently violate her OVID The question
of economy will be debated. The preparation Oh 2
peuiteutiary for the reception OF the conVcts VII
involve the state IN an enormous expense IL Is
evident that tins should he a question OF humanity
rather than of law or economy; bur it's my OPINION
that humanity will not prevail The indications
are that GeOrgia's COuyictS must for time longer
al least continue TO be the slaves of Oyclseers,
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THE COURTS.
pIYnRcE SUITS IN BROOKLYN.

DIVORCE SUITS IN BRDOhLlN.
Catherine L. GTifiing has begun a suit in the
Kings County Supreme Court for limited divorce from
her husband Frederick Gring. Of No 2iO Clntouave.,
Brooklyn ana Justice DymIu yesterday listened to an
application for amony. Cruel aud mhuman treatment
is alleged as the ground OF the divorce. The plaintiff
asserts that her husband has threatened to burn the
house in which they live over her head She Is COM
PEELED 10 1--we i'm q single room, although she owns the
house and lives bodily fear. The defendants counsel
said that the parties to the suit has been married fifty
years. Mr. GrifHng buit the house No go Clinton
ave and gave II 10 his wife, About year he went
10 Nevada to engage in business and while there he was
served with the and complaint in the present
action The plaintiff had been Itreated and was
not forced to remain in one Decision was re-
served.
Mary Emma Force las brought suit in the Kings
County Supreme Court for limited divorce from her
husband Charles T. Force, the ground OF abandon
mcut. The defendant rs mason, ana lives az NO. lO+
Brdgc-s Brooklyn, while the plaintiff the daughter
OF Mr.. Mckee, VINO lives In Cumberlnd-st and Is SAID
10 have a fortune OF from $4,000 10 SZuO,OOO y
motion for alImOuY and counsel fees was made Fesef
day. and Judge Dykmau reserved his DECISION. The de-
that the plaintiff aided by her sister, Mrs. Leonard
divorced woman. has taken away the greater part OF
his household goods crippled Ills resources ana re-
peatcdly abandoned him. -
Neville. previously reported, the Supreme Court, In
Kings County mas granted an absolute divorce IN ac-
coTdaBce with the recommendation OF Gerard VI.
Stevens referee. Tho plaintiff al the time or her
band dead, but a;tcrwGrd learned that he was
|
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CALENDARS rHIs DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBRRs- DOnohne J-Conrt opens ~
10 m Calendar called at III a Nos. 3D. ~, 100 III,
$50 1876 97 DO 2IS 17 22l pa $50, 23o, IA. 2i5. Zi6
247, 2tN.
GENERAL TFRN-Adi0urned until July l. -
SPECIAL TERM-DOuOIue, Court opens NJ IL tn-La"
and Fact-NO- 1923. $40. -.
CRctIf-PART Ivan Brunt Court opens at 1880 a. M
No day calendar.
PART TI-AdlOurned the term.
PART III-AdOurued sine die ,.., H.. "A.
gUpFROE UOJRT-GENEKAL TERM-AdJouIn'h slhS NJ; :,
gRsi-Freednan JCOurt held between ~ anu IL
d. ina ~ TRRy-PART J. Adjourned for the term.
PART IT-AdOurned Tor inc term.
Part Adjourned tOT TIE tern . -, ,,,u !.
COMMON PLEAs-GENERAL rERN.-Adourned uhth Juy ! D.
SPECIAL IERM-VaH Hoescn J.-COurt opens "a Al d. H.
No day calendar. .,-.
EoTIrY TRRN-AdIourned for the term
TXIH TERN-PAgr I-AdOurned Tor tho teIm'
PAKT II-AOiOuruCd for the terul ,.,.-,o5 a.. ,ho
MAINE CCI'KT- TEAL IERM-PAkf I'-AuJouIhou iOT uo
term. 90. -. q, D - ~, Nos 1000
400 t40G 5g7f 1912 GGll, 1907. $500 tOlI, OJZl.
PART III-AdOuned for the term, , M. ,,.,.,o,.
GgEERAL SE,,IJSs-PARTi -OldeTslcCHe JIhe Icohoagl
William Spaudmg Edward +. burroughs Hrihi larceny
patrick Hug. lrceuy from the person Ion Eastman,
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nECLnInN--IrNr 30

Cuyrenc COuri-C hGmbers-Bv Judge Barrett
In the matter RAY vacated opinion.
Judge bonuuelu the matter ~ The opening y Boston
Road and Oul"r granted appointing VIII
lam H. Wiosham. Bernard smyth Cunning =. Bedford
the matter OF Bingham the People eK
ret ECco agt the New Catholic PTOteCIOry.
granted. tOrWin agt. CoIwln.- Deuei
SBSciuL IsrW-BY Judgt Barrett -ihc UNION Dime SaH-
iugs Institution agt, Clark and Othcrs.-OpinOn.
BY Judge Douohue.-Bunan agL BrONnner ana others
Decree signed
AIT au0thrr.-Chae and amendments settled Re
we're Company A.t. Dimorh.-oplulOn.
SuDfriOr COWt-hDecmi JeTm-Bv Judge Sedgwich.
Morris 1t UounelDrdeTs signed Hen
iuR motions Kieukucrt ugt hleHknechL order discharg
defendant from mI r-cnmFut Itthtu ugt an Ak
amending order ut May Il, 1875. Peckham agt
Van Nagueu Van Same agt filnL-OTre =
order appointing Knox guardian adj Item Of infant de-
PENDANTS ct a. aRt Loeb ct aFudIugs seitiei hlg
gins aet Undertaking approved Iirsch agt
Goodman 81 al; ~pngHm agt same Bauer aei same hai
Insurance Company OF Liverpool same agL the faih fe
Insurance. Compauyi same the insurance Company II
North America, the PhenN Insurance Company OF
aBt Tie German insurance ON
many Same Mechanics and Traders Fire Insurance
COMPANY Chamberlain agt the Importers fio insurance
COMPANY of London Brueu ap Appleton li0ycY AIT Wen
Williams Cannon HallfArton apt Isaac Mouc
kuOpptl: Eastwood agi hu Central Union lttBdph
Company agt. Lewis Levy agt Adler Henderson
AIT savage Weber agt johns LoyY agt Comm Martin
agt Robinson. For er agt Euan Ennis AgL BFodefck
Cooper agt IOmHsLWe Ale Van l" hs lehnsI tosteIiu
ag LaWless Thomas agt. Farrell Williams agt Gannon.-
orders granted
Common Pie1s-SpeciGl ItTm-Bv Judge Van Hoe
HaZ,ltiue-see opinion on ME fetrie AIT
MuscOw-MUtOn for trial denied WIN costs sec Opin
ion. Hughes AIT Hughes-tompalut dismissed
ly Judge the matter Of the assignment 81
Harm, 10 Thurber-AOton granted In the matter OF the
Argument o Harms " Ihurber-AppheAuoh uehioa' nAfts
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A MISTAKE IN TIE HOUSE.

William T. Welsh, Of No. 24Sl2 Steuben-
st., Brooklyn was awakened on June by the attempt
OF man 10 enter "a rear window. He fired upon the
man, who fed leaving traces OF blood behind him. The
Myrtle Avenue Police discovered that the man was
William Fitzgerald Of No. $50 s,eubeu-st, and it was
believed al lrst thar no had been fatally injured He
recovered, however, and yesterday be was brought
before Justice Fisher TO charge OF attempted
burglary Mr.. Fitzgerald, who Lad many friends in the
court ready To testify to MS GOOD character stated
that he had been oruug freely in this city and Ia
BROOKLYN june q, and had not "a very distinct re-
collection OF going homo. he remembered climb " a
ana supposed tat he was at As own house which
D., frequently entered through rear window. Justice
Fisher dismissed the complaint after warning E'Z-
gerald agaus danger OF iudulEing In intoxicating
drinks.
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xLvTrH C0YGRESS-IST SESSION

REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
TIE MAESHALs BILL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AT
TEMPS IN BOTH HOUSES TO PASS a BETTER
BILL DEFEATED-NO ADJOURNMENI-A SPECIAL
MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT.
SENATE. WASHINGTON. June 80 1873.
In the Senate to-day, MIR. WH1IE O'erh''
Md introduced bill to incorporate the Columbia His
toricaI Society Referred to the Committee the Dis
trct Of Columbia.
The Senate resumed consideration of the resolution OF
Mr. VEST Dem. MOI " that the complete remonetlza-
ton OF silver and it, restoration 10 perfect eQuahy
with gold both as and bullion, are demanded ake
by the dictates Of justice and wise statesmanshp' the
pendng question being on the motion OF Mr.. ALldSON
70 refer the resolution TO the Finance Committee.
The motion was aCreed tOycas, % NAYS 2gaS Iol-
lows Republicans In roman, Democrats III uuhcSI:
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,onst resort 70 his action mattero the unsae build
ing No Ludlow st. Granted. Williams agt., pOldn
bank of the Metropolis agt simon Magl gg ire StS9nu
Avenue Railroad Company lows agL we Iin"t
Company SchermcrhOru ag Je1uRilDg harllnE ti, aH
be North American Life Insurance COMPANY DE brn ana
another AIT IippncOtt Ofhers-Apphcat0ns granted
Marine Court 49, Chambers - BY Judge shea
Fischer agt Mez-Moton granted action dismissed Eossh
holm ACT Muller: Lowering agt McCalumMOuOns 20 over
rule dcmurrcr- and Judgment granted win cos Harny
art NcGuire Order sign cd and flied. PlOck agi Btrhrt
Judgment vacated Gut agt GuggenheIDOrder set'u au
filed. ,,,.-- ,,,,.- 90. rogv
trial denied with $40 Curtis agt Acker MOTION dtu'
with az costs anonette agt SmmOn.-On the authority ~
Bloom agt Lcheustein NewYOrk DAILY Register, June -
1879 / must find foT the defendant -
act Conner Empire CRY Pre- Insurance Company agt
the Howe Machine Company FlOtO agt the BoaiWay ana
seventh Avenue Railroad COmpany-Cases settled and MED
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CIVIL NnrEI-

William L. Haskins, who has been Clerk of
Part H. Supreme Court CrcIit for ten years, was dis
missed yesterday by County Clerk Thompson His sue
ces.Or Ia Henry III. Tyson
Chief-Justce Waite will sit in the United
States Circuit Court Thursday. There will DO no
jury trials in the United states Drrot COur. uEti! July
p. Judge CBOate will not sit for a fortnight
Judge Nelson, in the Brooklyn City Court
Yesterday denied the application OF Dr. Samuel :. Grey
for A mandamus to compel the Homeopathic Medical
Society OF Kings County to restore MIN TO membership
lie was expelled for alleged violation OF the code Of
regulations OF me society by adopting peculiar method
OF treatment and publishing tract upon the subject
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MANHATTAN BANK ROBBERS INDICTED.

The Grand jury yesterday brought III IN
dictmeus against the Manhattan Bank robbers. Police
Officer John Nugcnt Is impleadcd with James Hope
ABE" Coaklcy, John Doe alias " Big jim" and john
Hope. The Indictment charges them with burglary IN
the second degree All ofthe defendants with The eN-
cepton Of NuCeut had previously indicted for rob
berry u the first degree and Tor burglary IN the second
DECREE separate Indictment for burglary In The sec
Oud degree was found against William Kelly. TINS
course taken In consequence OF previous cOnYc-
don recorded against him. II he Is convicted this IN
dctment the penalty viii be double that for the first
offence. The only Indictment AGAINST Nugent is one for
burglary in the second drEree, the penalty Tor which Is
imprisonment for term not less tnan one or more than
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TrnnI

line ana United states Mail RouteOn and after Juno
rs 1879 trains leave Now YORK. VIA besDiO77ea an" NOi'
lsndt street Ferries As follows; -, ~. , c.,,,,
TXuT..s for HARRISBURG Ilsburg the West aul Soul.l
win Pullman Palace cars attached a. H. o ana sou p M
$50 ,,.,,,,- .,t Eric sf $40 n
m connecting Cory FOR lltuSEe tett"leui 'euIc anu
80, on REGIONS WI Transport aud Lock Haven y a. NJ -
Baltmo e. Washington and tue south Limited asu lln
ton Express Il Pullman Par.Or Cars daYi nAtePl sunny
M mn: arrive Washin ytOn il2 p. M regular M ti0
aud 500 a IN l. and 10 p M Sunday, t"O /" III anu w
p for Philadelphia $780, 1880 500 90 Limited
U $40 J. o. g. 10 $50 and no D. m. SUNDAY i'o ana
o a. m o. q 1880 $50 and 10 D. M Emisraut ana second
-",,ts of Brooklyn Annex connect with all through
trains AZ Jersey city anOdus speedy ana Greet transfer
lo rriyS-From Pttsburg, 6:O5, 1910 m, 1910
n, ,iaily and 600 O:2u daily, except MONDAY.
From Washington and baltimore go a m, Z, .oo ~
"a mn sunday, $50 aud 1910 y. NJ FROM huA
icn1i1 $50 6uJ, 500, $40, lOiO, Il;S0 a. M = d,V ~
iln $40 and 1910 m; Sunday, 3:oo o'Oo o'oo' 4OAo'
ll:gO q m G.3O, 1910 p ~ ,.,o, NJ Actor JIouse
TCket 0fices 5ld and 9I4 BroadWay 10 nsIot iouS
- - Ir,s.r, and COrtlIndtats No OouIl~st ana
yin AUUry Depot foot OF fuonst, blo3ABni Sos
~ ia ana ls Hud-Ou-st ltODoAri Depo" J'Soy OiS'
- ~ lI Tcket ONCE. 80. Batter place 49,,
L y.
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NEWPORT LINE .-.

= FOR BOSTON.
FIR~TtLA-~ FARE 81.
Tickets limited and only Oh steamer leaving New
YoE ON DAY SALE connecting 1iu I'syiHg NeE yOrt
lie next morning 90 $50 Tic mag IIlcyut steamer,
NEWPORT" aud "OLD COLONY"
viii leave NCwl daily a. p M ~uu g cNcepteN nom
y r.. OF NuTIay~T Passengers Jy t., route
leave NewY0r 30 minutes later Than Wa Other lines,
and Newport 80 y:5u 90 In Win az A~l At its
TRAIN arriving at Boston $50 o. u THIS Il BIZ ONLY
that Affords passengers IJlIs
NIGHTS RESI- Returning cIuug. ting train leaves t'.pl
at m through 90 Newport in Two hours steamer
arrive, u Nry-l York 4l z Urlu,a most morning.
-taterOOWs Doe obtained .tlE az tI' ONCE OF
tho Line. Pier - y. r.. aLd on board steamers.
GEO. L.. tDNNUE ItsllsH a. LDh lsls.r
General PaS-'r. Agent. Agents
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FTO PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
MN, 5LD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
A'A'-
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.

orr,ecn Through Trans daiyi three depots IN
Pnlade phla two IN NeN-lOiA.
Double Track, the most Improved Eqmpme9iS anu Viz
FASTEST Time consistent with Absolute aioH'
and after June lG, 1879 $500 49,, o..
leave NewlOrk via Lr5bIosas' anu WV
lanai street Ferries a. follows, 4 = On
AGO. 1880 500, no limited. IL o. M - gov tyG = az
$50 and 10 D. sunday, $3.50 ana . a. M D. " ''0 ''
boats OF Brooklyn Annex connect Win an through
trains city anordng speedy and direct transfer
Tor Brooklyn travel ,,,o, oon ak
$50 y Ri and II a. IN ulmlted Express, 1880 j. m = =
BIO ana 1850 p. IA. Sunday l2O S'3O o'o' o sou
Ticket Onices-Nos. b26 and ga broadway 10 Astof
House ana foot OF DesbrUsses and COrtandthtsi No ou
a. aud Br0oklyn Annex Depot foot OF Futon-s btooA-
lyut Nos. ia, llB and llS HudsOl-sL hoDoIeh
Rn.ot Ier..,- S,tv EmigranL Ticket once, No Bat
t.gvrHrniacc ~ 80 t. p FARMER,
FRANK THOMSON, Gcnl Passenger Agt
GENERAL
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NrEW-NnRK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION
NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
= LINE.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR TRENroS And PHiLfDELPHIA.

M Al \ iJ,, ~ co ii6I'aS
Leave NcYor, foot II LleTySt, Tor Trenton and Pha
dephla az $50 f4J 3 lllJ l:JO, b. J:3o, 49, Il
D. M. IoI Trenton, 4;3O p.
Leave pLilaHepma from station Pha. and Reading Rail
Tad Third and BcrAsI 4Ij, $40 10 ll:3U a. No. 1910,
$3.50. 5:5U, $40, l. y. 40,
Trenton York at l-0. except Monday $40
S3, 800, 1910 l2.lO 2:2O il2, 4l5, $40. p M
Pullman DrawingIOOm Cars aTe attached 10 TIE a. No.
trains from NcwNOrk; 20 the $40 a NJ, $40 D. lA'
trains from Philadelphia. 1900. $500.
SUNDAY TRAINS-Itaye NeW-N OTk AMI Fi.aoe'p Nia 40
q J:au, u Leave Ne"GoFN Tor Ireni on az a. I
$3.50 o. m Leave Trenton at l:2U, $40 m. go J.
Connection made at Jersey ty station by teIy 70 ana
from Brook and FIIr - Depot, jersey city.
Tickets sale no foot of lb'Ttva Nos. III BIoN aI
~ The prize pal hoDls, all oEcvS al The Ere la"N IN
York and Brooklyn. 5ud az Annex IN. ana 40.
II. T.. BALDWIN. Gen. Pass. Agent.
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DROyIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON,

1 via Providence Direct ..
AFULL NIGHTS REST Only ~ MILES or RAIL
IHE EANUIIIE PALACE NIrAAt'ho
MASSACHUSETTS,, Captain Ray Aleu-, $1,000 q, ..
RHODE ISLAND. Captain Jesse Nplt
leave D. daily Sunday. excepted from fleI - Noi1i
RIVER foot OF " IIIyII-St.J 90,
LANDING, ytiwren York ana Providence
tickets secured Al Sos. 300 90 - a'
"a Irnaaway Metropolitan aud Fltt1 Avenue totes =
am N BIuJRiyn. Also, 'lchels 500 AZ
All ana principal ticket Offices and al au Offices Oh vest
60 Expires, Company. r..,y,,g. ,r.,+
T.. ". FI.RIN.. q. +. AgL j. = bAbDDNiN i''' =
TgNHE OLD RELIABLE STONINGTON LINE
EOR BO>TON AND ALL POINTS EAST
ar 4 u m from Pier 49, North RIVER foot Of JaysLI
-rsc.4l limited ItcEcJs % GOD ONLY ON % .. ui Spl
Meeting train ~toUlHg 0u sold via THIS Inc nom Ne" DIX
~ Boston Tor II 30.
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5teamboats duo RAILROADS..

DEPARI URE OF THROUGH RAILROAD
~ TRAINS FROM NETWORK.
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAlLHOAD-ENpess for Washington
and the Mes-S:ZO A. Express for Washington aud me
South-lOO II. Express IoI Washington, the SOUTH ana
ERH RAILwAY-,,OU a m. and 600 and 7 D. m. Manuel
NEwN ORR CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVERS 1880 and HOO
a. M. and 80 g. 7.5O and $50 y. IA
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Ferry station m New.York foot OF LIbertysL
Ferry station Brooklyn. foot Of Futonsi jew els Wharf
Commencing June lC lS7g-Traus Ord, foot OF
Lberty-st,, follows:
600 m.-For Bennington. Eas'on Bel7idere Mauch
Chunk Tamaqna Wilkes1aIre Elmirl, &c connects at
SO m.-For High Bridge Branch, schooey's Mountain.
Butd's Lake aud Lake HopatcouE Eason, haiTspnrR,
Mauch Chunk. Iamlqud, WnEesOarre scranton Williams
port, &c.
1880 a. m. and 43O p SOmeTville and Pennington
u.-FOT Flemlugt Ia-tOu Mauch Chunk, Iama4ul
WEesOaTre scranton, IuukhannOck, Tamaqua HazeltOn
$3.50 D. m.-For High Bridge Branch, SchOoeys Mountain
Budds Lake and Lake uopatcOng Easton bcI'ldtfe anu
MaUCh Chunk.
$50 p. H. Gaiy.-For Eason Allentown and Harrisburg,
Emra. g.. Connects Al Junction Tor D., l. and W r. r.
For ire ms 10 local points see timetables at stations
SUNDAY TRAINS-Leaye ~ . a. NJ. II }, 10. Tor Bound
Brook and intermediate points and at $50 p H. Tor Easton
Reading and Harrisburg.
Boats of the roos vn and Eric Annex connection
at Jersey City Station. and nom Brooklyn ana Erie Depot
Jersey CITY.
| NEW-YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains leave Red Bank Long Branch ocean Grove
&c at 7j, o. lij, a. M $50 $3.50 (e2pIess l. DID,
Stage connections to and KEYPORT Maawan sta
ton OCcuc and FAIR Haven az Rel banAj ID
Point Pleasant 20 sea Girt with all trains. ~
FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
z Leave foot Of LiJeryst Tor Freehold az
7ij, ll.iJ o. HI, !, Oslo, q p. M
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~ n0LLAR LINE 10 BOSTON.

LIMITED TICKETS TO BOSTON, ~. GOOD SUPPER
BOat.. 80 cent?. 81 au..~ leave tcl 80, 'ot NcI'
every day except sunday, al $50 n ODD. a.,
STEAMERS OF tlc NORWICH Line leave same u.I Haly'
iD,Ip,lug ~uufays, D. Ior Boston, Worcester &c,
and ion Portland and white MOUu.au- dly exec ytns
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EONIEN 3 LDNLIL J
GEO. l.. CoNNOR. General Passenger Agent


~ ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS, March
1879. Leave dpPOt- foot of CotanGt and D"s11s7
1900 p. IN fot EastOn bethlehem, Aleut""n, Net'hng
Mauch Chunk, H1ZleOn, MaIaEOy city Ashland Wilkes.
barre scranton and TukhaunocN
$50 D. ~, Night Express, daily Tor E9sOn Ecu hem,
Allentown. Naucu CHunk. NtSesb.TC Llm.IA Ithaca
Geneva Auburn. Rochester BunIlo Niagara Fails and tao
West Pullman sleeping coaches attached. -
HDB'I ~AlAtE, -uut art LnEr.
General Eastern Office Church and t1rtauUf-t3.
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FALL RlE TX Kiln. Line vo THE PAST.

,rpe best raais % NEwr2AI+ bys lraaN,, NEW PED.
YARD. NANTUCKET. WHITE MOUNTAINS. ME
DESERT PORTLAND, BANGOR, ~. JOHN, y. b. HAL
IFAN y principal cities and inland amt
Of new gaua sud tie fraslncs, ~. nam, n
palace steamers BRISTOL duU IEbNlNENt D. cave NrW.
York daily Sundays ncudeol az $50 D. M. from Pier -
n. r., foot OF MuIray-,L Leave Brooklyn u u Jgis y
:. D. nd Annex. GLAND f.FHINAi'i CON
CERT, every evening by The splendid bands and
orchestra attached 20 these steamers iLL NIGHT >
RESI- No int rmed3te landing between NFW.luEh AMI
FALLHINER Special train leaves steamer "hal' Ftl
GU5 m MONDAYS gNcrUC when the steamer III
touch Newport, arrives Newport $40 a Do. -Four morn
Boston $3.50 a. ODD. Returning train leave, Pu,ton .
p. DO. Steamer arrives Ne"-loIh $50 g. M. lcsgt,,
staterOom-, DC. can obtained iH New YORK
al $50 28l IN, 4oI. j26 sI4. 9j7 Gr1auear,
and az all principal hotels. transfer and ticket
Offices, at the office Of the line on ne pier arg N
hoard steamers and Cuut~l and ar Annex Offices
BrooLlyn aud Jersey Cy. Ia Boston 81 No. Od state
house ana at ''' BoRDEN & LOWELL Agents. \. y.
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Bifambo1is dno Railroaos.

A NETWORK
AND THE
WHITE MOUNTAINS.
LAKE MEMPHREMAGOG. QUEBEC AND TIE
sAGUENAY RIVER
THROUGH TO THE MOUNTAINS By DAYLIGHT.
ONAND AFTER MONDAY JUNE 30. 1873.
THROUGH TRAIN WITH PARLOE CARS PROM
GRAND CENTRAL DEPOTya
NETWORK. NEw-HAyEN AND HARTFORD p.rr-
ROAD.
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NETWORK TO NEWPORT. VIA
NARRAGANSETT PIER,

Leave NEW-YORK Grand Central Depot u. F.. y. II.
and H. r. r.. 800 q. m. arrive Newport 400 D..
800 D. ID. and arrive at Newpur; 500 p m.
Through tickets GOr sale Grand Ccutru Depot ga
BrOadWag (NCW-N York Transfer
hotel ticket office, IA NcwYOrk Dify. ana n Brooklyn
office OF New lor. Transfer Com auy, SO. Id COut.t
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HOu,atonic
~ and NaugatlcA NaltOaa Fare 81 steamer Bridgeport
leaves CathaTiue-p daily Sundays excepted az ll5O M,
and Bridgeport az Ia y.
TOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
L FIELD WHITE MoJNTAIN-, NJ IS iEEAl- aut IN.
termedate UOuI.. steamers leave Pier 2j r. Be-. daily
Sundays excepted a p NJ. uNeyty third 30 j. D. ~ lj
NJ ana II pm, connecting with special trains a New
Haven Tor Hartford ~UTHuuru ID. &c. Tickets sold aud bag
checked al 90 Broadway NrWlurk, ana tpIrtat,
Brooklyn. Excursion 10 SeW.Havcn and Icigrn ~ 90.
EOR NEW-HAVEN, its surroundings and
All stat the NewYOgy, Boston ana Air line,
Derby and North Hampton Railroads drsct-~tetm'rl
JOHN II. STARIN an ERANIU~ CORNING leave Pier Is.
n r., foot o. Courtlrndt-st at p d. every night I'D no
week except Saturday. arrive m NrWI8veH 10 time Tor al
morning trains all ralr0pIs best facrs pr pls'n
and freight fare 81 excursion, 81 90 Sarn's NewaYen
4I"n'PoI'"uon AlNo JOHN II. sTAEIN. Proprietor
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pourteen Through Trans way dmy three depots II
Pnlade pha two IN Ne"-h Ork
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Double Track, the most Improved EquiPment anu VII
FASTEST Time consistent with absolute s"lov'
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-12-02
MARKETS.

@We clip the following market re-
port from the Wheeling Register of the
zosn upl.'0 .3JAV6 gHgnw
WHEAr-A fair supply is coming In
4 25@l 80: is the ruling price.
s--GoRN-Thesupply in market is good ;
selling at 40@45c.
RrE-Ssles frn, but quite small sci.
ling a. 69c % bushel.
OArs-T5e market was frm with q
moderate demand and decreasing supply
good to prime 30@s5c
BARLEY--Scarce with a moderate de.
mand. except for the best qualities al
55@l,0o
HAY-Dsmand active, supply equal
to "; old loose on wagons Is 00@16
90 per ton; haled at Is oO@lS O0
Western Iowa Is 00@20 90.
sSEEDs-Timot>v steady at 3 50@2
rs per sbnsF el for Western; clover seed
5 25@5 so per -bushel.