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P1SSENG FRS 4RRTHED

FROM LIVERPOOIl-By steamship Gala a H. Alden.
r. Anderson, A. }. Besey \ Bentham MI Batchfori MI.
and Mrs Brant ". II. BrdcCman ID. Busley IT, H. Car
row. IL. Ii. Chase. Miss +. Coney, the Rev MI GurIan
Mr. and Mrs Curtis Mr.. ana Mrs. Dcyne and child jas
pick Mr. and MR.. H. Ellis. H. Ernst Mr.. tinday. Miss Y.
FIndlay W D. Gray, W. A. Griffin Miss llady MAJOR nag
gard O. w IIiriing Mrs :. B Hope. WI loppu me Rev
Mr. Hynes Mrs tombstone Mt ana Mrs. w j. hau1Inh1il
L. Kplly g. H. Kiessg. Dr. J. r. Kinney, Mt ana Mrs j.
Berry, Miss McMauus C. T. Latalade, Mr. ana Mrs James
Lauder r. Laurence Miss 4. Leyerz Nh ana Mrs Jn0 L.
I.udlan j. MaCdOucl. L. Major, Bishop HcQuade, y r.
Mum Mr ard Mrs murphy r. de Neulyilie NJ ana MT
r. perett r. children Mr.. and Mrs. A. H.
Potter A. T. Rockwell W. Ross, the Rev II. \. sawyer
Mr. Seward VIM sharplss, Judge smart Master ". G..
Smart w stephens MT and Mrs T. Stll g w sweet. J..
X Tod MT Vllavecchia, r. X. Winans, j. Wood W. simon
J. ROhmer. Miss McCauley.
FROM GLASGOW steamship BoliUtt--J. +. Garland,
Colonel Cooper Captain Davidson BIZ. and Mrs Wylhe'
Mr. aud Mrs Brask, Mr. spencer y B. Byran W. Murray
w Gray j. MURRAY, Mrs.. Sandgrau and daughter Mrs.
Moore A. knson w. A. Ross J. G. ven G. kirkpatrick, 80
p Jones Mr. and Mrs Mullen H. :. KieD. A. McPherson
Miss e. small Mr.. Mrs. J. White. J. Galloway W. d.
McDougal ID. Patterson Miss A. BOromes, ". Byrne D.
u1rtnpl
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sINECUREs IN BROOKLYN.

The trial Of Messrs. Flahcrty and Bennett in the
CITY Court, Brooklyn, was continued yesterday
The name of Peter Milne, Water Puryeyor, is
Joined with those of the Commissioners III the IN
dictment. but thus far no testimony against MN
has been offered. The first witness yesterday was
LIKE O'Reiily, of No. 81 Wilan-st., who had been
assistant permit clerk in the Department OF City
Works lie asked Flaherty aud Dady to appoint
Jack Brennan 20 q position. They agreed he
said that they would have to pay him two OF three
hundred dollars at election time, so 1t would be bet
fer 10 have him on the roll Fiaherty sald that MS
name would look bad on the roll, and they had pct
fer nut his sons on instead. The name was AouHd
ON The roll and his pay bad been Drawn -
lanes Crummv testified that he and other men
we're mt AT work scraping dust from OLD pipes III
order 10 have something 10 do. Charles BaIton'
,vhn was one Of the witnesses on Monday was re-
ralled and said he thought that superintendent
Dady on bis own responsibility aPPon6ee T ee 1f
H"oan,,,is.iouers from 81 a day 10 ~ 90. Bernard
Gibbs, tine-keeper in the pipe-yard testified that
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Hoffman HOuse-Professor William u sumner OF
Jrrroort H0ue-Wiiam J. Hoppn, secretary o me
shIp GaIlia HOtel Brunsgick-Nctor A. W Drum mona
81 the pritIsh Legation at Washington VIVA
cor JJof,i senator r. NJ Pomeroy, Of Auburn. " V and
Major IIaggard London Fh Arenue Hoe,-Cults
GuId and Rufus s. Frost Of Boston. and Charlemagne
Tower Of Philadelphia. 81 James Host-Hish9p ktiIooe
LbtmnTs HOtel-Joaquin de Mier Sccfe-
tsrv Of INC Colombian Legation I'm England and Franc
Gifs,u H0nss-Judge q. A. LOchrane Of Georgia taLsi
Hcel-TxGoyenor J. b. Page Of Vermont ann hg gohp
pomsdel of coleman HO'Se-Gcncfh yohli
G. Robinson Of Bnghamton y: Grand HScJ JIo,
Constructor Isaiah Hanscom. 8 NJ 81 N'ch9at
Na,or W NJ Dunn u \ A., aud Major John. OF the 4olh
Regiment British Army. Metropoihan HoklIG 5,
NJ curtis OF ogden sburg. n -. Sirtsrdnt Hy'e
General 4 j. Wood u. < A., and Judge w u, H.,
Vermont .. Ner York Ho,el-hobert f. Hahdai' vi WI
mingtOn, Del.
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UNDECIDED HOW TO GET sPOILS.

The delegates appointed by the various German
Democratic organizations of the city met last even
ing in a hall at No. 631 Ihird-ave. and organized as
an executive committee, with DR.. August Fleck as
chairman, and German Hanshe rs secretary. A
proposition that a delegation should wait upon
Mayor Cooper and inform him that the German
Democrats of the city had organized an association,
and ask him to recognize the body especially III
the distribution of patronage, provoked warm
discussion Ii was asserted asserted that the Mayor
was not a Democrat. but that he was Republican
at heart, elected by the Republicans of the city.
and that to wait upon him would cast ndicule
upon the association. Finally it decided 10
leave the matter in the hands Of the Committee OH
Elections to De appointed at the next meeting.
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A colored minister in Georgia was brought

A cOlOTed minister III Georgia was brought
10 trial before bis Church charge Of stealing bacon.
After a number OF witnesses had been examined the
deacOns retired and afterward returned the iOl
lowing verdict: Tne Rev. Moses BcdsO ackwlttcd
of de Situations dat he actual stole de pork twas not
sbode dat sumDOdy else intent have been weurm' MS
c0zc but do bruddcT Is lecIby fcctiOHately warned
DAT in dc future he must be more keeriul."
Physician (whO has just examined an Irish
mans lungs There seems TO be some trouble here
nuculuonia or something OF that sOTt have yOu ever
axuectorated blood Irshman-Och yes, sir! Physl-
ciau-HOw long agOf IIshman-AbOut eight years.
pbygcaIl-Did YOU feel sick Irishman-Och, | did
that! PhysiclaI-Whnt was the matterf lrislman-I
had a tooth pued.-lHaryard LampoOn.
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GERMAN SHIPMASTERS AROCSED.

BREMEN Tuesday. April 10. 1879.
Seven hundred members of the Bremen
Bouse and other persons to-day in the Merchants
Hall 10 discuss the tariff question. Herr Mos!e, Deputy
for Bremen spoke in favor Of the surtax on GOLDMAN
produce imported from European bonded warehouses.
After three hours debate, the mretlhg Dy an over
whening majority accepted the free trade views adVo
Gated by the Bremen Chamber VI COMMERCE. eh'iAeS
rejecting the proposed sur-taX
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REMOVALS BY THE COUNTY CLERK.

County Clerk Thompson made two additional
changes in his clerical force yesterday MichaeliF
Mclaughlin, clerk of Supreme Court room, Part l,
was succeeded by Samuel +. Barry, residing in the
XVIII Assembly District, aud a member of the
Comfy Democracy. The salary is $1,000 year.
Charles Walsh docket clerk in the County Clerk S
office and personal friend of ex-County Clerk
Gumbeton, was the second removal. His successor
Is L. C. Briins of the With Assembly District and a
member of the Irving Hall Democracy. The salary
is SO 900 year. The day that Mr.. Thompson OBJ
tanned possession of the Office, Mr.. Walsh as Il
friend of Mr. GumbletOn, left his desk and refused
TO recognize the authority of Mr. Thompson. He
subsequently returned, and has since performed his
duties Neither Of the removed clerks expressed
any surprise at tue change yesterday, stating that
IT had been limited at Tor some time and was fully
expected by them.
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PASSENGERS FOR EUROPE.

The following are the cabin passengers who
will sail to-day on the French Line steamship LAmer-
ique:
FOR HAVRE-Bg steamship Hhmtrjque L Boite, Mrs.
BOel L. Potter, Miss NJ. Granntl Sisters Name de 81 Al
uhOuse Manic sebastian NJ. dc ST. Base and NJ de ST.
FRANCOIS dc sales Octave Mcte L. HebOur MIS-. RebOnr
and infant i. Y Bericlc. Miss ". BTayne Miss CcCle
sOutre Miss Pauline DC sale Miss LOta Jesserum General
4 TTertinan French Army Lieutenant T. DglonN Aloe
dc camp Emile McnaTd g. Kent, MI de NOsins f. JTennor
Mrs. Brenner Miss Bremen, Enrique EspanOsa, Mrs W
OvCis, Mrs. = A. Baum, T. ltneuasOn Nj
CharpeDter Miss Edith staples H. Daenikor, Edmund
GTtinor Joseph Dluglus q. Gldenzci, Mira
aenzer infant and maid Miss Cough l.. BelOgdet h. NJ
Boggs, Mrs BOggs. Joseph Cohen, Mrs. Cohen.
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OPPOSITION TO TRADES UNIONS.

ALTOONA, Penn, April 15.-The President
OF tn Altoona iron Company has issued the following 10
his "Y0uarc hereby notified hat tins COMPANY VIII
40 longer employ anyone in good standing in any unlon
or Joined this year. and hereby discharge all who have
Joined; but will receive back some who have been mis-
led upon their dissovng all connection with ana agree
inc not TO Join any other union while in our employ"
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MORE DISASTERS AT SzEGEDIN.

vienna, Tuesday, April 10, 1879.
A great storm occurred AZ Szegedin on
Sunday which destroyed sixty pe-driving stands, and
carried away and sunk RATS and lighters laden with
materials and provisions The rivers Thesis and Maros
are again rising Ten more c0rpses have been recovered
IFor otter Forcign Ycics see FiYSt Page.l
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p Q s r S G RIP r
3:45 a. m.
TILE CONSPIRACY IN RUSSIA.
LONDON, Wednesday, April 16. IS

LONDON, Wednesday, April 10, 1879
A dispatch to The Daily News from Ut. re-
tersburg says on Tuesday morning SolowJen was IN
sensible. but was expected to rally. NO papers
were found upon him. Throughout Monday
NIGHT all suspected houses were searched
Last week the revolutionary committee issued pr0cla
nation threatening life OF the Emperor aud second
ST. bartholomew. kilograms were received on frldhy
and Saturday last from Berlin secret police giving
warning that during Easter attempt would DC mace
10 assassInGte the Emperor the CZara"ltcn UT soho
member OF the Imperial family
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ACTIVITY OF THE POLICE BOARD.

THE FOUR COMMISSIONERS OVERHAUL THE
STREET CLEANING BUREAU AND WANT FACTS
ABOUT GAMBLING DENs-MR. WHEELER RETl-
CENT ABOUT HIS PLANS.
For the first time in six weeks the four Pohce
Commissioners yesterday met at the Central ONCE
general investigation of the Street Cleaning Bu-
reau seems TO have been agreed upon, and little or
no oppostion was encountered in the adoption
of several resolutions According to the &C
ton of the Board, the Inspector of Street Clean
ing Captain Gunner, is to report the names o! all
employees of the Street Cleaning Bureau who nave
been suspended by him as unable to perform their
work. and the names of those appointed by him to fill
the vacant places; also schedule of prices at which
teams for street work may be hired. The chairman
of the Committee on Street Cleaning has also been
requested TO report the number of drivers of carts
who are performing their work in person. and the
number of those who hire Others TO DO thcir Work.
resolution adopted that hereafter all drivers
of carts employed by the Bureau be required 10 per
form their work in person.
Much discussion ensued as to the proper wages
for man, horse and cart day Dut 'ne iln,,cl
was postponed until Captain Gunner reports 2
schedule. The routine business of the day was OF
minor importance. Before adjournment however
President Smith offered the following rcsOlutloD'
Resolred That the Superintendent of Police re-
port at a meeting of the board to be held on ApilI
%, the number of gambllng-houSeS on that uay III
operation in this city. and tie number closed De-
tween tins date and the date of report also the
number of arrests made after this date for keeping
gamblng-hOuses or assisting therein III violation OF
the law, and what steps may be taken by nm 10
suppress gambling-hOuses i'll the city III CON
sequence of this violation
Commissioner Wheeler returned to New-Yorl on
Monday evening and yesterday was at his Office IN
the Police Building. Mr.. Wheeler said he had left
New-York solely on account of his health. He had
spent his time III Washington and Richmond.
when the charges were preferred against his assO-
GATES he was 400 miles from the city, and he had
received the news Of the trouble from the papers
He had never been served with charges, and con-
sc0ueutly could not speak in his own defence
neither could it be expected of him to talk about
the affairs of his associates.
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George (insinuatnglyl-POly will You give
me that oranccl Polly OnagnaunOusiy 70 yesGeorge'
you must Til I've sucked 1T Harvard Lam
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many more men were employed at that work than
were needed, Just before election us1S) 2l3 men
were on thetoll. He believed that thirty-hye men
could have done the work.
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MARINE INTELLIG ENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

srn r,,cs 519 sun sets - Gao Clock slow ON. 1ss
Mnon ri,es " 5B Moon souths s3l Moons age days p
HlGH WATER TD.DAY-A NJ
Sandy HOOK. $50 GOV. Island. 425 Hell Gate. Olo
WATER TO-DAY. NJ 49,.
Sandy Hook 4:l6 island. 5O3 Hell Gate. GoS
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STRUCTURE, Impotence and Diseases of the
- Gensratvo organs radically and lily curoi
to andj to HEN hY DANIELS NJ De- LsXin stonay
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HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTS' NO
21s BROADWAY.
Gam boo Noon. 53e p.m479. Midnight' 40.
Highest during the day 63'. Lowest -
Average 4Gas9. same day. 1873. 52s'
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Announcements.
THE T.. HOWARD & Co.

DLOODGOOD NURSERY Established 1871.
ID HARDY TREES AND sHRUB~.
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL.
Catalogues free. KING MURRAY, Flushing. y. Y.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY, Impotence Weakness
~ OF the organs OF Generation. &c speedily and radically
cured By MINCHLSTEKS SPECIFIC PILL Two 10 six
boxes usually sufficient Price ~ per box SIX boxes 80.
Send for circular Prepared by WINCHESTER 4 Co,
Chemists 30 Johu.st., NCw-IOfk.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

The Red star line running between Antwerp
and pbiafefnhia and NeYOrk has adopted aud Will here
after II 20 ts night signal three red Cosn
light. burning ,imultaueOusyOne forward on bridge
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GLASGOW April l5-ArT srs state OF Nevada, from New
York Texas. from Portland.
sailed Larne the It'll inst str state OF Alabama Tor
Nrw-lors.
orEgssTowN April lj.-Ar British Empire, from
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BlrrLIxo wIrn 4 BuRGLAR
a Young Man In Gutenberg Dangerously
Hurt by n Stranger In his Hoom.

n Young Man In Gutenberg Dangerously
Hurt by IA Stranger In his Hoom.
Henry Mayer and his three sons keep a
dry goo Is store and reside on the Bul's Ferry
road I'm Gutenberg Early Sunday morning
Philip. one OF the sons, WINS awakened by a
noise. aud he saw a man in a corner Of the bod
room packing bundle. Young Mayer sat up
in bed and reached for his pistol, which he had
placed on Il chair by his bedside The pistol
was gone. and with it Mayors pantuloons Tho
young man seeing that the burglar. whose
back was to the bed. had not been q. sturbcd by
his movements. st'nltniiy Put hug feet ON the
floor and quick ms flash bounded upon tho
burglar. 4 desperate. struggle followed, Tho
room was dark and Malrr could not Clearly
Distinguish the features Of the man he had
grappl.d with. As young Mayer shouted for
hclp The burglar suddenly guve him terrific
Kick in the stomach hurting him iusensible to
Tho floor. Tho burglar leaving the bug, into
which he was putting his booty. then sprang
through an open window to the roof OF nm
adjoining shed. and caping to tho ground
escaped.
A physician was Mt once called. and he re-
stored young Magcr to consciousness but tho
young man yet lies in a critical condition. and
1t Is feared that he may have suffered fatal
internal injuries.
No arrest has been made.
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PENNsYLvANIA, MAILHoAD.
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
-, . On and after Jan. ~, 1878.
trains ieaNe New York VIA DesbrOsses and CortlAnit
streets Ferries, as follows:
ESpeS for Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and South
Win Pullman Palace Cars attached, at D A. NJ, d and
$50 = VI daily.
For Wlliamsport Lock Haven. Cory AMI Erie at 30
7 NJ, competing at CORY for Htusyille Petroleum
Centre. and the OIL Regions wiliaHspJrt and Lock
Haven. % A. NJ
Baltimore. Washington, AMI the South Limited wash.
ingion EXPRESS OF Pullman Paror Cars daily. except
sunday, 10 A. NJ; arrive Washington ~ T. VI. Regl
laT ~ 80 and SO A. NJ, and 10 =. VI. sunday,
sunday. ~
Expresslor Philadelphia, 80 l. 80 90 10 Lnited,
u VI; / . ~ I, -. o. ~, $50, and 10 r NJ sun
grant ami scconl class 7ai1 T. "
Boats Of Brooklyn Annex connect with all through
trans at jersey city, anorIns speedy ami direct
transfer for Brooklyn travel
Trains arrive From Pittsburgh, 50, lO:4O A. NJ, 1910
J VI. daily, $40 A. q ~ T.. VI daily, except Monday
From Washington ami Baltimore. $50 A. NJ > 800
SO, lQlnP VI. sunday. q o. A. NJ ami 10 10 T. NJ
From Philadelphia $50, So o 90 ~. 40 IL 80 A NJ
2.3 50 i5o $40. s;3J, AMI 1910 4 VI. sunday 4.3G
90 30 ~. II 80 A. NJ G.2o 1910 +. VI.
Ticket offices, a26 and "a Broadway. Aston House.
ANA loot o Deshrussts and cortandt IS Court and
Br9of NJ, annex bepot foot 81 Futon i, Dro9kyn
FRANK THOMSON. l.. T. FARMER
General Manager Genl Passenger Agent
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alorsss, 6arrin0ts, dc.


X ELLoGG'S -sPFCIAL COMBINATION
Tuesday. "Wednesday, and Thursday. March Is - and
~ 1878, commencing each day at lO9. o clock A. Nj.
at the
American Institute Building 81 av AMI 63i ST. Network
dake 81 Az Eevat d Railroad u 5ath H. statOn)
ofJAMES NJ OAKLEY 4 90 viii sell
rroters of great speed, roadstcrs OF line temper stallion
OF distinction IN the sud brood mares ct excellent form
ami breeding, young stock Of great promise the prop
eriy OF charles Backmnn. Edwin rhouc. Erastu, cor
ming, C. W. driswod, j. H. wins. Richard Iusrnham,
aud other well-known breeders The animal, are now
ON Inspection ami may De Examined in harness other
wise al the place OF sale where oneeishth mile track
unicr cover iusurcs comfortable inspection and the
carving on Of the sale regarless Of weather The IS
ANIMALS ON the cattl' que include the get OF RySiyk1
hambet9n.an Harry clay, Norwood. Thorne ialc, Mes
Mn-cr Dtruc. Baekwt Od Amont, Aberdeen, Wooiord
Mambnno, Cpyler Jay Gould, Volunteer Happy Medium,
Mddlciown. Kentucky Prince, King Philip. &c. and
from dams Of cqlaly fashionable booi All the stock
pledged 70 absolute sale without protection Information
may be- had evenings Of the undersigned at the Filth
Avenue Hotel Al other hours apply or address cata
losuss orders ot sale &c, PETER Z. KELLOGG 4 co.
No no John st, New York.
GREAT BARGAINS IN HARNESS AND SAD
~ DIES, WHIPS, BLANKETS, ROBES SPONGES
IhAMOlS SKINS, AT COST AT COST AT COSr tor q
3O0 Broadway, corner Duane st.
PETERS CALHOUN CO.
$40 Broadway 0ppus.te 81 Nicholas Hotel
Show eases, counters Ac, for sale.
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Mrs. c. W. Garrison. tho wife Of the propre-
tor the Whitestonc House Flushing. Long Island
Saturday saw her little son PLAYING with loaded re.
Noler A. she was trying to take the revolver from the
chill It dischHrled the bullet passing through the
cshy part her Thigh aud att, ming Itself against the
mantcL Mrs Garrlsnn's wound Is serinus.
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Arrested on "a Charge OF Arson.

William Devlin Of Roslyn was arrested yes
terday on charge Of arson week ago Sunday night
three large stacks Of hay burned the farm "
Abel Townscnd. IN Nhcatlcv. Long Island Mr. Town.
send ccipd that the fire inccndiary because all
OF the hay stacks were burned simultaneously per.
SON who was arrested suspicion. made avcrme nts
eliminating Devln. DeNln was held for examination.
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4 smuagiers' Ring broken.

Custom House Officers Cocheu and Garrison.
who have been watching line Of smugrlcrs ted
with the German steamship line in Itohuken Tor
time, arrested Jacob johnson ami William Vaught fire.
mon IN the steamship Oicr, yesterday. variety OF
smusgcd articles was found IN their posse sion They
were sent 10 jail by Commissioner Whitehead.
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The Value OF n strip OF city Hall Park.

Tho Commissioners of the Sinking Fund de-
cd yesterday that the land north OF the Post ONCE OF
witch thc Federal Government wishes to get
Is worth S,tDJp The decision Is based appraise.
me M mAlo Ly MIllInm kumnoly and Iln.h y. lanlp.
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Truly SmccessnIl.

Prom he O9Gege Tell Tue
TIVE sun has n theory of journalism which its
every day issue amply illustrates VIZ. to publish nothing
that will not be read. In tits o. is truly successful
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SOuss 4urnIsbnJ.
A a. BAUMANN.-IMMEN REDUC-
80 lloNs IN FURNITURE, carpets and bedding Weekly
anu monthly insalments The largest establishment o.
It's kind IN the city al2 and 5l4 9Th corner 36th ST
RAtMANN bROTHERS.-Grcat clearing ont
- safe PRIOR 70 removal to West lith st OF Furniture
carpets, ana Bedding, at unhcard ot low prices Paw
mtnts made to suit 22s and 23O Hudson ST. cor Broonc
g. HIID 500 Hudson st-Furniture CARPETS bed.
taken w '''' 49, '''' ''''
IMMENSE REDUCTION in prices Of furniture
carpets bedding, stoves. 1c Tor cash or weekly or
monthly payments ~ S -
CONpEkruW AIT A 20 3 IA ant i5z rh,thar,s,
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ITO PHILADELPHIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE oLDEsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ


NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY;
THREE DkPOfS IN PHILADELPHIA.
TWO IN NEW YORK.
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
AENr, AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
ON AND AFTER DEC. 10 1878
Express Trains leave New YORK via DE sbrosses and
Oortandt Streets Ferries as follows; $50
= ~, ~ S2u, D 10 u.mited, II A ", l. $50 4Aa
7;3O. \ 80 AMI 10 Z. NJ -' ~
Boats OF "Brooklyn Annex" connect with all tbrou,h
trains at Jersey city. anording a speedy and direct
transfer for Brook Ign travel ~
Returning trains leave Philadelphia 1901, 3.45 355 T.
1850, :. y 80 aHd II A. NJ. uimtei Express so r.
MI =, Z, 531 Y and 1875 +. W. ON sunday l1.Ol
49, 50, :, $50 A NJ 1875 r. "
Ticket offices 52d aud ga Broadway 1 Aston Uouse
and loot OF Debrosscs aud Corandt ST. Court ST and
brook yn Annex Depot foot OF Fulton st. Brooklyn liz
rs and lls Hudson st, iOboken; Depot Jersey civ
FRANK THOMSON H. T. FARMER
General Manager. Genii Pa.sei,ssr Asent