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NENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW-JERSEY.
y sU.ItEH LACIE E-IDN- TO THE MOI NTAlN~.
TIE SWIi'H Back ROAD AZ MAttu CHUNK
VII b, ops., 0g Monday, Aav 10, lSlH.
Trains leave AcNl"IS foot OF La,rtysr y. r. $40 a
~ ,ewyor., Nauch Chunk and return. I'M 60
t-NI.i rUdu1 trp "rIuLd tb. w ten u cE, 81
Al. %. BALDWIN. GoH1 idss. Agent
NtLTROPOLIIAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
We tFlN FIJN -3O y. a. 70 - Z. NJ.
RI TOR IIiLEI-Nearcst point fOr'Wau street For},
COZ ILNt DI -rALE C-Ncaest point for Jersey Cglal
PAEE'rGN Soarrs. point Post once. CITY Hall All
CHA BEi;~~ IIErNearcst point Tor PayOn' and EGO
kai way Ferry.
GTHNDTREE- Nearest Point Desrosse7 street Ferry
toJor,e and connects with cars ot DesOro ses AL
BIi fCk EIsrI Eff-Coa.ccts with cars for East All
EIGH III sTREEr-Neucsi point Christopher Street
Ferry 10 opoEen cnnec'HS nth cars Tor Christopher
ana East tenth street Ferries.
Nallacks aud L,ocum Theatres Academy OF Music. r.
ana thunaly ilHi9 conn ttl% WIN cars o' .'''s
Twenty nird ant Thriv-foIr;h street Ferries
TWEN TY-TiIED-STRElT-Neares poinl 70 1o2ths -.
and Para Ihe tres Grand bDra House, GiluD.c
Garlen, ami Hasouc temple, dAd l"eh'y'shll ''i1S'
Ferry Jersey city. ,.,-,
THikf1 fiiINli-. IRrET-N Nearest point 70 STANDARD
Hr0afyay aud Fifth Avenue Theatres. Aquatll ln lll
san Franc Minstrcs connecting WIN cars ior "oo
FoisrY FC0N DsrREET- Connects with New York Trans
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rii-srREEr-N point Central PARK.
connecting with OF Bclt Line Rdir0ai
FIfTY"fiTi STREET and EIGA rii-AVENUE-
For upio~n take east side stations.
EOTdOTuONn trains take vest sue 'idtpIS . -, o..
Trains will run JSthst and Oteye. and 03ist AMI 8tl
FARE iG CENTo. Except between the hours OF $50 >
7'Soa W. ana to p M Wien - !'G e atf 70 So fr,IenL
NJ. VAN BRoCRLIN. ~u0ernt"nicnt
l. 4 4 il - n
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CONTENTS
.,.,,oo,s ~ r,,Iic aus Revenue and Expenditures
A,u.nJUruts fst Of Appropriations.
Irs tia,to%,re 1s7s Imports and Domestic EX
nf Iuiftd ports.
hI,S o,,lVnS W ' Immigration. Railroad Tables
toi y-oe for President National Banks and Currency
Tt' piuio1ua. savings Banks statistics
& io,ortr,ant 6nicers Public DcDt OF the United
~ I,iten St,tes
DcpaYimcid OtlCes OF the lhlt' 9tt' rf,,s 80 i5e,
United states. Stiatc anu ii""N' Va ''0'
Phi, cra Judicial Officers OF leehth We. ~, c,o,os
STATES. ISL % ''u' ,I'i
Statistics Oi Trade ana Com Now % ''' ~
,HltlC'i ca, -ro,Ios Lleriiop Returns from each
diV it az" ,'',ac ~ state and 4 rrit lry, alpha
tt,'.nii,H w T,ois0f tho United btiicay arranged.
States
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Ferry station In Brook iyn, 1901 OF fultol.st
Commencing - 1873 Trains leave NeWN Ork, fOOt OF
Libctty-st. - follows:
6:3O n. M For FL mingtOn, EastOn. BelVidcTe,
Chunk, Tauaqua. Wik' sbae, Elmita, &c Connects AZ
Junet With D. /. ard W Y. y.
Es.45 mFOr High Bridge Branch Schooleys Mountain
Budds Lake d Lake HOpatcOnC. Easton, HafrlSolrg
Nilli2msport. sc
m. and i30 p. m.-For somcrvile and FIemng'on
1p.m.-FOr Flem ngtOn EastOn. Mauch Chunk, TanaquA
WilFeslarTe Scrauon TunkhaDnock Tamaqua, Hazeltoa
Reading PO,tsvie HarrsDurgh &c
r. m.-Fur high Bridge Branch. schooley's Nounttn.
PuGt's TaLe and UoratconQ EastOn Bevidere AMI
EauCn Chunk. Connects AZ Junction WIN d. l. ana W. X H.
5:a0 daily-FOr EasOn Allentown and Harrisburg
7:f5 70 m.-FOr E1ston.
SUNDAY TRAINS-Lrive at a. m. IL p. m. for Boin1
B0os intermediate points and at 13O p m for Eason
Reading and HARRISBURG , ,r -
Boats or the BfOUklyn alu ssl.o annex make cpilt'
81 Je.ey Civ station TO ana from Brooklyn and Lre Depot
JCrs Y CIV
NTFW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains leave Red Bank, Long Branch Grove
sc. 1T S.l5 ll:ij a. n. H. 5.l9 p M. - - ,,,, -. m
siages Maawan station to and from kEYPoRE
FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
connections Leave foot Of Lbcrtys Tor Freehold it
s:l5, 1915 a. ~. t. J:l5 D. IN
\ EW-Y0RK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
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DAL1IMORE AND OHIO RAILRUAD.-
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oils Chicago and the West Richmond, Charleston and tho
south Pullman Baltimore 10 Newark OHIO. and
Chicago. -
100 p. m for Washington and the West Pullman cars
New. Baltimore and Washington maNlnR close
connections Pttsburg Cincinnati, Indianapolis Louis
VILE Louis Through Pullman cars. Baltimore 10 On
cinnati st Louis and PittsburS. - =,
1000 daily for Washington the South and West Pun
man seepers from York TO Baltimore and Washington
making connections for chicago Cincinnati Indadpo
I Iofsvtle st LOUIS Columbus Pittsburg the South and
through Pullman from Baltimore 10 Cucin
nati connects at Washington with LynchburG
Florida NewOreans and the south .,-
For through tickets please call at Companys Office 3l5
and uCket Offices foot OF COutaniJ
ana Desiirosses-ss and Depot, jersey CITY. ~ .,,,
PoITND TRTP TICKETS TO KANSAS, NEBRASKA
EIORIDA
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study Of Natural History BY Professor ST. ueorge
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Mr BOwning's dramatic Idyls' BY Mrs sutherland oi
Origin and the Beginnings OF Christian Philosophy. By
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TO PHILADELPHIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NEW-lolR AND PHILADELPHIA.
Fourteen Through Trains each daily; three depOts
Philadelphia, two ~ New-lOrK
Double Track. the most Improved Equipment and the
FASTEST Time consistent with absolute safety.
On and after April %, 1879
Trains leave New-lOr DcsbrOsses and
lJndt street Ferries, follows!
4:5O, 1880 S2O 40 limited), II l. $780, T. O. G. 730
$3.50 ana 10 sunday. 4:3oa and a. ., o. $780, $780,
and 10 q. IN
Boats Ot Brooklyn Annex" connect with ali through
Tor Brock yn travel
Returning trains leave Philadelphia 1901 800 1855. T.
7:55 T. 500 and IL timited Express. 1880 m)
b3u and 1880 D. m ON Sunday, l2Ul, $40. 1855, g. $50
a. m. 4, 1885 y. IN.
Ticket Oices-NOs. 626 and Dii Broadway. No ] Astor
House and Of Desbrosses and Cortlandsrs Court
81. and Brooklyn Annex Depot foot Of fuOnst, Brook
Bns Nos. ll4 ll0 and lIS Hudson-t, HoboEen;
Depot: Jersey CITY. Emigrant Ticket ONCE No Bat
teTy place l.. l.. FARMER
FRANK THOMSON, GenI Passenger AIT
General Manager.
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VNHE ERIE RAILWAY,

i now known by is new name, the NETWORK. LAKE
taking eject Aprii u. 1872:
Cnenna; 2ad csicaeS pSy S H5g EEpFeSs Drawing
D Fast s. Louis ExPTes1 n ,s srTns Woli 5 at s1ato
west Pu.ma1's best Dra~ngroom sleeping coa,hes 10
= p; tDaiy Pscl9e Express for the West s,eepiag
natl ana Ch cgo without change also Hotel DINING 10
O''f+TG = m. Emgrant tram for the West
Trains leave Chambers sire Depot New.York for.
D. aud " midnight Saturday nights only sundays 9:l5
" EahcfioEa | T and Passac g. 745 TO- 1915 a. M -
Paiersc3 60 ~ @ $50 70 lola Il:3o i
m ma qa 3 ans9 ai3 sS%S $780, o o5 GS 1913 &
night Sundays g. S:SO i0:I5 li5' 6:So I p m and
cornwall, 7:i5 a $3.50, 4:3o p m. Sundays $3.50 m.
NewbGTe 745 m. $3.50, i;3o ,. Sundays $50 a.
Rondou and Kingston a. m $50 p m SUNDAYS $50 am
SUNDAYS, g. $50, 1915 a NJ, $50 p, IN. =
dS sS 0,l a. a. n gao D. M Inc a. m and is0
m trans connect with NewYork and OsweRo Midland Ran.
Port JEWS 7:45 1915 43O q. p. IN. Sundays
N0E Trans leaving Chambers St on even or half hours
trains leaving Chambefsst on quarter hours leave
23l.st 80 minutes earlier Boats leave 25ds at 9i5 and
TcEets for passage and apartments in Drawngroom and
sieepitg Coaches be obtained and orders for the
panys 6aecs nos 49, 4o go or o5 roadway N " No.
2C6urtst Biooklyn or at the Compa ys nepcls q, 10,
~" JNO \. ABBOTT. GEM Pass'r Agt. Now.York.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
leave for EngewOod Coster Ptrmont and Nyack,
Z. $50. $40 a. m. B !, il5 bS0 e:3o, $50 1880 m
Sundays. a. m. ana 6:3O p M The ll3Op m train will
leave 80 mi nutes later SaturdAy nights.
Manuel spring Valley and Monsey, T. 0i6 M, Iij m.
JNO. y. ABBOTT Geu'l Psssr Agt New.H0rk
NEW-YORK and GREENWOOD LAKE
= RAILWAY,
From foot Of Chambers IT,. NcwI1rk
Trains leave TOR Arlington Bloomfield and Montolar $50
S:lJ m l. noon, $780, I:l, 5;i 6:.o 40, a.lJ D. IN
For Greenwood Lake, 445 y. IN.
rtNDAIS:
MOnteIair. s:.O a. m. t;t5 p. Ia. ~ md.
Greenwood Lake, 3. 3Oa m. -
0enl Passenger A gent
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UPON AvIRGIN KISSING ROSE. ByIi HERRlCk'
With a fullpage illustration by Abbey
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n EW JERSEY SOUlHEkN RAILROAD
uonc,nc March II, ls7S lkSE leave N.v.yor, 600, .,
Liberty st. c. r. r. OF y; JJfor '''' u
Highlands and Toms Ryer SO, ll:i5 m; 400 p. Ill
Vineland. BridgeOn and Atlantic City, ll:4j a IN
NaretOwn. >:lJ "A. m 400 y. ln
Bauegat and Tuckerton. 400 p. m.
Pm adplph.a Mt. Holly, lliJa m; 400 y.
From Pier :. y. g.. toOt RcctOT-s'.)
i.OOp. m. for Highlands, Long Branch and EatOnOwn.
NM ;. SNEDEN. General Manager
DENNSYLNANIA RAILROAD-Great Trunk
Line and United states Mai ROute.-On and after Nav
l.. tS1g. trains New.NOrk, DesbrOSSr5 and
COrtl3ndt stree Feru- as follows:
Express Tor HARRISBURG PittsOrg. the West and SOntn,
win Pullman Palace Cars attached a. m ana $3.50 p M
Fo WIlamsport. Lock Haven Cory and Erie. $50 D.
CORY for Ttu-ve, Petroleum Centre and
the Dit Regions. WILLIAMSON and Lock Haven. III.
Baltimore, Washington an: the SOUTH Limited Washing
tom Express OF Pullman Paror Cars daily except sunday
1000 arrive Washington Az y. m. Regular at 4:fO
and ~ a. m, and 10 SUNDAY, 4:30 and 10
For Baltimore, =. m, except sunday
Express for Philadelphia 43O 100 500, 90 Limite), IL
a 3:3O t. D g. 7in $3.50 and 10 SUNDAY 43O and
"a M D. t. $50 $50 and 10 D. m. Enlsrant and second
boats Of {" Brooklyn Annex" with all through
at Jersey n.y. ahOrng speedy aud direct transfer
foT Brooklyn travel 49,. - a. 9. .
daly ana :jOa m $50 ~ daily except Monday From
Wash ngon and Baltimore. 600 a. . 3:j0 400 1910
NJ SUNDAY G:j0 a. IN. AMI 1910 .. From Philadelphia
81. q 900, $40. 1910 1880 2 $3.50. $50. $40,
s3Oan 10: 10 p m; Sunday. 33j 6U5 $50 1910. 1880
tcket 0dces 526 and 9ii Broadway, No Astor House
Of and COrautI sts. No 4 Courts
Tr5okiyn Annex Depot Of Fulton.st Br0oElyn Nos
ia lie and Hndso,st Iioboken Depot Jersey city.
H l.. +. FARMER. GEM Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager
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EDITORS HISTORICAL RECORD.
EDITORS DRAWER.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-15

H. THE TRIBUNE INDEX: ,e-e u.,.,,
CopuIote Kcy to TIE Woru's llsC during
Table of Tcical IIeaos. Ppce 90 Ctus The ~ y, Ne
SUN foI $50 lS7t 1e1- and 1915 TIE iOur io - 'o
, 1879-02-01

the plaes where Reno made his
ngnt1nR. This was shout thrc,.-,uar,rrs OF :
fnifc from whero he had lett Cu.trf. When ho
saw Reno, he had Tcsclltt1 q ,r,tns about two
miles on his route from Custer. In af,uut lhrec-
quarters Of an honr after he mad t,int,l Bet,-
teen tho command ratnt tsown I'm. river aud
saw Reno going up on the hill
Mr. Hilbert hud tonatdcrab1c difficulty tn grt.
ting wlsacss TO make tasi*facttrs ret}mnfc Of
time, artl f1nsty this point WAS givc,l IN.
TN ta,e redirect, wItncsa ratl Custer n,u1
hls battalion were IN n ll!gI htll when
they saw the vlllagc. This hill wa.
about the ea,nc point ttst Caps. Weir
went to. Witness cosltl only estmsfc time f,y
the postlion pt The sun Tie ttsint where he
met Capt. Dcntccu was considerably be|nu tllc
tccpcc from which Custer nn4 l:cno st.r,c,l
At the time the vl1ngc was seen. t',tstrr, bis
brother Tom, lila nephew. aui several othrr
Officers were to0r'hcr on The hill. They cvui,i
sec the timber in which llcuo wAs lustlR lis
fight, but thc5 could not see what VA. going u,
beynnd IT.
Col. Bcntcrn MAS seat for. hut he la,l ponc
out, anil, while hc was hcinr illlntcti up. th,.
Court took II rcee*n ot ten minutes, which was
prolonged tD half an hour. H.nl t}naty the Court
adjourned until 10 n'ctock this morning.
, 1879-02-01
TRADE AND FINANCE.

Mutual Nenrflt LlEr.fnaHrnnce Company.
We publish In auuthcs column The annual
stutemeut Of the Mutual Ncneht Lffe-Insurancc
Company, OF Newark, y. j. 1t presents In
clear, cuIctse, 4,,l Intelligent form thb ppera-
ttons OF It's business during the past ycar, atd
furnishes most satisfactory exhibit OF Its pred
ent condition. TAG receipts OF the Company
werc slightly In excess of 1000. 200, a1t 1t re-
turned to policy In ctails BY death, Ell
dowuents, and ahD.Iitles, surrendered policies,
N,iA In dtv!dIutla or return premiums, nearly
s5.Uou, 200 Of this amount. a prudent economy
las becu exercised In Tic management OF this
ara thuso Incident 10 The business, sucl, ~ re-
newal commissions, and the necessary uxpcnsca
incurred in the rato nln! sMpctytson VI The great
interests affected by It. The l!e*eEyc Fund a.
6s23, and it, Investment ilas beeM atxdc with
tl,u greatest carc and prudence. The Directors
uni officers believe that is kccurltiea arc almost
unstyaled IN tlnrir general excellence, mIHl In
tl~lf careful distribution utl0H4 thu vartHus
clasacs Of Investments. During tho recent de-
prcskion Of real estate, thus Company hus l,ern
obliged tu ass,lnle lu titlu Of sons of tss mort
gagged properly, but there Is co'!tldcnt cxpoc-
wil be realized frou, IT. sale at On carly date
The market value Ul bonds Owned hy lhe Cona.
pany nboys par value exceed tls total real estate
owned BY them.
in the abatement shs Co'npaay Aas eoaslh4ea =.
tts tltnrhuuosed pEactce of FIRM. tl.e aasets at
ihr.r minimum, md tAc liabilities ~ the:r
maximum, ut,,ount. The tnurket yal!ta nf
United Ststes and other b0ndk In exccas VI ahtir
aF value ta* g1reu IL ttasnsrl !H;1 samen 1a,. 10
Tbs scscrys fund In tbs liabilities ID calculated
by the Massachusetts standard, making t!le
4Ieatest demand upon tbs resources VI tile
sps. cS%psn[; a CITED s =, :s:Et 'sfi' iaa eS Sss
YDFk ii uti.iuF{ been nitupsctt, tttE would have
, 1879-02-01
THE NATIONAL COMPLAINT.

Dy1pcpsiA Il tao national con,plalal. Almost
every oshas m4D or woman you meet has H. and
the t1,tt h that tho number Ut pseuao' rc nedles
for It ID ~ numc rus - Pharaoh's host They are
for tho most part worhtsss. There II, ho"erst.
searching sradicant OF thls distressing cnd obdu+
rate ,1At&dy, pns whoss genuine reEIts long since
fpse II ~ furpiuusl place among tue sLpt0 med
icines of Aulerlca ItoscttcFs Stomach bl!ecFs CT.
ii1pa.c4 d,spepala With Etcatcr certainty and
pron'ptIludc tt4un any known tcMeHF, anu u
ttop. 3hGtv uEa cntty aasrttions. - thousands
Of uur eountsym aud women wh9 hase e1ps.
tefrAgablo prools repeatedly la!d before tbs pub.
lie. THe Bitcss also ptono!e regular hsplt Of
body sud G!ss heah1ful stiaulna ~ the ufuaFy
QfrAn4,