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MstnicipnL Court.
(Rofora Trlro 1o1o

Daniel 5. Reddin; obtaining money under
false pretenses. Continued to Aug. 9th.
Rosa Bonner and Queen of Diamonds: dis
orderly conduct. Fined $40 each.
Hans Anderson and Charles Boyd; drunk
enness. Discharged.
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Chicago. milwaukee 8 st. Paul Railway.
Passenger Depot foot of jackson street. Ticket
and Freight Office Southeast Corner of Third a,,d
JACKSON Streets Thompson Petsch, Ticket Agents.
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Minneapolis Rat.roa,, Tome Table.
Minneapolis q st Louis Railway---Shorf
Line Iowa Route via Burlington.

NEW LINE BETWEEN MINNEAPOLIS, ST.
PAUL AND CHICAGO VIA CEDAR RAPIDS.
Short line via Burlington Running through ex-
ERS TO ST. LOUIS WITHOUT CHANGE. 81 miles
shorter than any other route. -
Chicago Express-Leave daily, Sunday excepted,
- 9. M Connects also at Chsska to all points on
Hastings Dakota railway. I n. ="
Passengers at st. Paul leave by st. Paul & Pacific
railroad ct 9:lO q. M, connecting at Minneapolis
with above express train for Chicago. -
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CITY NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE Cry TREASURER.
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA, July so. 1879.
All persons interested in the assessments for
the construction of sewer on Wabashaw
street from center of Seventh street to College
Qvonno
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sTATE BONDS. Is
Tennessee 6s. DID,. So Virginia 6s, new. %
Tennessee 6, new. s4A Missouri .loe
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st. Louis Express ...........

st. Louis Express ...........
Passengers at st. Paul leave By
the st. Paul & Pacific 4. r.
at l:15 p. m., connecting at
Minneapolis. On Saturday
this train runs to Albert Lea
only
Mixed Minneapolis and Mer.
Ram Junction, connecting
to and from all local stations
on st. p. 4 8. G.. r. &. as
far a. st. James. Connects
at Chaska to and from ali
points on Hastings 4 Dakota
railway. . . . . .
Mixed Minneapolis and White
Bear Lake and Duluth.
Mixed Minneapolis, White Bear
Lake and Saltwater.
Omaha Ex., to and from all
points on st. p. 4 8. g. R'y..
Omaha and California
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Westward,
Leave.

Northern Pacific Railroad.
Depot foot of Sibley street, Ticket and Twilight
Office, No. 43 jackson street -
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TRAINS
River Division
Nhsror1 r. II

River Division
Through Chicago & East
ern Express. !.
Through Chicago 4 East
ern Express. 80. -.
Iowa and Minnesota Div
Prairie du Chen, .Milwau-
kee and Chicago Express
st. Louis & Kansas City Ell
do do do
OWatonna Accommodation
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Trains arrive and depal

II&dns NINo ana depart from the st, Fpul al PnCi-
hc depot, Minneapolis. 80 4 80 =
Tickets and sleeping car berths secured at city
Nicolet House) w. G.. Teller, Ticket AGENT. snd Il
St. Paul Pacifc depot, Minneapolis, and It 1l6
East Third street, st. Paul Cleo a. Hazard. Ticket
Agent. CHAS. =. HATCH. Can. Man .-ss
A. 81. Bonx, Pass. Ag't. - S -
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LIE. daily Ar. Daily.

700 ami $3.50 pm
7:55 . mi $3.50 q m
! 6:Wpml scoop M
1855 . . 5:oopm
$3.50 p nj M:sOsm
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st Cloud ..l1:B am
st Clond. N:15pm
Alexandria. 6aB p m
Alexandria. 1850 . m
b.
Minneapolis. S:45 am
Minneapolis. 6:5 pm
StPaul. .lOa6 3 m
st Pau. GAO pm
polls Trains.
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OF IMPORTED IMPORT.

The LateSt On rae Immediate 1ransp0rtd-
ton Bond from the Treasury Depart
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Ut. Paul. Is 90 D. Ia.
Minneapolis s .38 .. m.
Breckenridge. 1920 q m
EAST AMI
st Vincent. 10 30 a m
Fishers I4and'g. .2:4O p M
D Breckenridge. .1O:45 y m
Except Saturday. fExci
Branch Line Trains, for An,
Sank Rapids, Sank Centre
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WHEAT.
CORN

Wheat receipts in Milwaukee II ,48O bushels; ship
mants q, 800 bushels
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TRAVELLERS ! GUIDE.
81. Po.sy Ratsroad 1ys.e Tables.
S.. Paul. minneapolis and aIan1toDa R,,l-
J. For breckenridge, Glyndon Fishers Landing and
St Vincent. 8 "a - -

1900 HAAND SSA400
Arrive.
Breckenridge 4:3 an
fishers L'y IL so pm
st. Vincent. $50 pm
SOUTH. 5g
Arciye.
Breci enridge e:fN pm
Minneapolis. 9::1 y N
st Paul. 10 80 q NJ
pit Sunday.
ka, Elk River, st. Cloud,
nd Acknowledgement.
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EXCITEMENT IN SEWBURGH.
james Cunningham Winning Finy Dollars and
ImperiIiing Three Lives.

NEwBURGH, Jan. 4.-Tho cold weather has
fastened the ice in the Hudson River from shore
n shore. Tho Newburgh and Fishkill Ferry
Company boats have managed to keep course
open. but the regularity OF the trips cannot be
depended upon the Ice being too heavy for the
boats. The owner. Mr.. Homer Ramsdell lost
by fire. two or three months ago, tho best loo
boat on the river. tho Union. Instead. no got
the fcrryboats Abbie OF Albany and the George
II. Power OF Hudson. hoping with both boats to
keep the track open all winter. as tho Union
had done. But the boats cannot do this. and
travellers havo been delayed and dscom-
NODDED. Only few days ago Flshkill gentle
man came over here 10 get some medicine for
his wife. who was lying at the point OF death.
After procuring the prescription. he returned
70 the torry wharfto go back home. but the boat
ma got on the centre or stuck in the ice, and
consequently. was laid up AL night. The gentle
man offered boatnen and 'lonGshoremen $50 to
take him over, but none would. That night
scores Of Newburghers lodged on the Fishkill
side Of tho river, and one James Cunningham of
Flshkiil Landing, while waiting to get 10 New
burgh by the boat, accepted n wager Of $50 in
q f!shklll barroom. that he could not walk from
thht place To Newburgh on the ice, which had
formed In one nights freezing. and was there
Tore. not over two inches thick. Whom short
distance out from the Fishkill side no was seen
by Newburghers. and ore no got half way over
me wharVes Wore lined with men and women
watching him. Several times he was seen to
Tear OF gong through the thin lee while ST. nd
ing ana when within about sovcnty-nV feet
Of tho Newhurgh wharf no went d wn.
a rush was made for planks and ropes. Gun
ninghGm seemed cool aud made no cutlery lilo
struggled Ike drowning man to keep his
head above the surface, and at length William
Finnegan pushed Out plank. and. crawling out
70 cunningham, seized him. but the moment he
ola this the ice gave way and the two wont
down. Alter time another plank was pushed
out. ana Oniccr Powers went out to the two
struggling men, and then a skin WAS launched
On the ice and pushed out from the shore, but
this also broke through the Ice. Cunningham
ana FiLncgan were yet in the water, and only
by the most determined efforts did they keep
themselves above the surface, The men in the
boat managed to break and push their way
through tho ice to Finnegan and he was tnken
In. aud tho boat was pulled toward shore by
means OF rope. leaving Cunningham still
struggling in tho river After Finnegan had
boen taken hnlf way TO shore he spfang from
tho boat u freezing condition and ran Tor tho
shore; The two men in tho ,boot now refused 10
90 ont Tor Cunningham aud begged 10 be pulled
60 shore 1hon Onicer Powers and AGram
France sprang into the unnamed boat and
forced NOR way out. Powers made "A moose In
ropH, hnd when near enough 10 Cunningham
hshere. H~NN
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PENNsYLVANIA nAILKoAD.


AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
On aud aIter ID, c. ~, 1878,
Trains cave New York. wa DcsbrOsscs and Cortianit
streets Ferries, follows.
kSpTe-s Tor HarrsOurg Pittsburgh, the West and South
VIII KAUFMAN Palace Cars attached at y A. NJ, . AMI
$50 T. N. daily
Per whamsport Lock Haven Cory and Brie alta ~
\ NJ. CONNECTING at CORY Tor ntusNilt, Petroleum
Haven - A "
Balumore. Washington and the south "Limited Wash.
ngvon hXpre-. II Pullman Parlor Car- daily except
sunday, 10 A. " arrive Washington il2 Y NJ Rsgu
lar az % and - A. NJ. 1 aud 10 A. NJ SUNDAY
sunday " |''
Bxpre IS for PHILADELPHIA 40 30 20 40 Limited
II A. NJ. !, $40, T. 3 q, 30 : So and 10 T.. NJ sun
day $50 and A NJ, ., g. 80 q So and 10 r. NJ Emi
grant and second class. 7 - T.. NJ
Boats W "BrOpklyn Annex" connect with all through
train. at IerHey cay AfIording n speedy and direct
transfer for BROOKLYN travel
Trains arrive From Pittsburgh o. 10 - A. NJ 1910
NJ daily o:iO A. NJ o ~ T. NJ daily except Monday
FROM Washington ana Baltimore, $50 A NJ 2 3.Yl
As. inlnP NJ sunday. 400 A. VI And 1910 T. NJ
Prom Philadelphia. BOB G 90. o 40 10 lJ ii.iO 4 NJ
=. 400, 20, 10 so. aud 1910 + NJ. sunday 3 %,
60. 10 ". II 80 A. VI. G2O, lu.iOPM
Ticket OMces S26 and Oii Broadway l Ast0r Upuse
ana loot OF Drsbrosrs and Oorand Court 81 aud
Brooslyn Annex Depot loot Of Fulton It. Brook 81 n.
rs lln. ana lis Hudson ~, Hoboken Depot Jersey
Siy hmigrant Ticket Once. Battery place,
fkANh THOMSON l.. +. FARMER.
N'hethl manager. tonl Passenger Agent
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LONDON Dec. H. You will be surprised TO
near mat the marringr TO take place between
The viking 81 llnnovera and tho Princess ThyrA
IN" consent Of Queen Victoria, md that such
consent has lately been declared underthe q reat
Seal Of Great Britain. The viking. or more
correctly he would have been King OF Han
oyer Hanover had not been wiped on
the European slate by Germany is a
Britain, aud is Duke OF Cumberland in
The British peerage 10 the marriage OF
the humblest member Of the royal family tho
consent ~ tho reipning monarch must he oh
tanned, or elise such marriage is not legal and
Tie ISSUE OF II Legitimate. Hence the children
oil the present Duke Of Cambridge. though their
mother r. As good a woman as ever lived are
simply bastards. The cruelty OF this arrange
ment has been brought before tho public
mind lately by the announcement that Capt
fizgeorge son Of the Duke OF Cambridge. had
been appointed Asslstant Private Secretary 10
the Secretary for War. The existence Of such
p parsonage was unknown to the majority Of
thc present generation. lie In a fine fellow
beloved by his father and mother. who were
married years ngO according TO the rites of the
church, hut which marriage the Queen refused
70 recognize. because her cousin Georges wife
the woman he loved well enough to select
above all royal Prncesscs nj his disposal was
IN artress. And 50 the Capt Fit2gcOrge Of to-
day. the Idol OF society. and deemed worthy OF
occupying 80 IMPORTANT q post In tho Govern
m"nt 81 the country. although the Church snys
ne lh mo honest son Of an honest marriage a.
nrGordlng to law only bastard. low long,
Lord how longY"
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YACHTS THAT 90 A MILE 4 MINUTE
Graceful Vessels GettIna Ready 10 Compete
gu the FroEen Hudson.

POUGHKEEPsIH, Jan. 5.-The frozen Hud-
son has suddenly become an object Of much in
tcrcst to thousands OF persons for distance OF
sovcnty-nvo or hundred miles. In the next
thirty days. II the weather be propitous. over
three million tons OF leo are TO be taken from it's
bosom md stacked in the many houses which
line its banks. All day yesterday hundreds OF
men. boys. and horses were ut work nj various
points planning the crystal surface and prcpar-
ing 1t for cutting. Tomorrow. north Of Rhine
beck tho harvest will DO begun in earnest
Everywhere the ice is in fine condition. and the
outlook was never better than now.
Tho Knickerbockcr Company was at work
first near Schodack. but nll Of the companies
will be- Mt work tomorrow. and as there will DO
n full moon for several nights II is probable that
there will DO might and day gangs ut work. and
every advantage taken to make quick harvest.
Another branch OF industry on the frozen
Hudson has also been begun Hundreds Of leo
fishermen have stakcd out their fishing
grounds and already striped bass. perch. and
frost fish arc finding their way into the mar
kcts. and tho catch. commencing thus early is
larger than was anticipated
Winter sports on the river will also be fully
begun on next week. Conspicuous among these
day Saturday putting their novel crnits in trim.
md many OF the yachts were placed upon the
At Poughkeepsie. large amount Of money Ia
invested In Ice yachts. great handsome crafts.
beautifully constructed, having wire rigging.
nickle plated iron work and timbers and rail-
ings, and runner planks made OF the most en-
durable and costly woods There il not yacht
In the fleet but what can make milo in n minute
In n stiff breezc. Tho Commodore Of the PouRh-
kecpaie leo Yacht Club Is John A. Roosevelt
who Ii n ACKNOWLEDGING leo yachtsman in every
respect, lIo owns the largest and best APP
pointed Ice yacht in the world. allied the Icclc.
Sho carries n cloud 81 cnnvas and glides along
over the ice Mt terrific speed. She was built Tor
racing PURPOSES, and Is supplied with robes and
blankets for the comfort OF tho yoyager.
Tho Vice Commodore Of the club Ia Theodore
v. Johnston " the Hudson River RAILROAD Res
taurant the Treasurer Is DIR. Guy q. Bagley,
and the Secretary Thomas Ransom. The Re
gatta Committee Is composed " Hudson Tay-
lor Horny ). Frost. and William g. Arnold. all
solid men Of the city. and great admirers OF the
exciting sport Tho yachts owned by tho club
are all sloop rugged. and arc as follows:
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STEAMBOATS, ano EuIlroloA
nj METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAIL

wi WAY Open from ~ A ". to u z " Rector
A., nearest point Tor Wall st ferry; Curandt near
est point Tor Jersey Ciiy and Communpaw cfres Park
place nearest point ior Post Office. city Hall. and
barclay y Terry 10 lohokeni Chambers st. nearest
point Tor fayonia aud Ere Railroad ierrv Franklin
Grand IT., nearest points for Dc-bru-,s terry to
jersey Cy BlcccNer At. sth st. nearest points
tor Christopher St ferry 10 Hoboken lith -
Nearest point to umon Square aud Lyceum Thea
tres Academy OF Music. irving and ranimany Halls
23d st-Nosrvst point ~ Booths ST James and Park
Theatres, brand Opera fouse, Giimore's Garden. Ma
some Temple. aud Jersey city ferries 33d N-Nenrest
point " standard Broadway. and fth Avenue Theatres
Aquarium. ana san Francisco Anstres 42d st-,'on
meets with New YORK Transfer Co.'S cabs Grand Den
trail Depot 5sth st-Neaest point for Central Park.
FOR uptown trains, take east side stations FOR
downtown trains. take west side stations. Fare 10
cents except between the hours of 50 and IL AMI
aud NJ. when the fare IL 5ccnts Cunncct with
lowing horsecar lines At Rector st. with South
Jerry at brand st. with for Desbroses and last
Grand a. ferries at Blcecker St with aud
west At 18th st with tor Chrstnphe aud Eas Dh
~ terrce, NJ IAN ST. with West I'D and Hast
2 And 3ih IT. ierries at 3ti st. with cars Tor Nee.
hawken Jerry. at 5Sth st with Bet Line Rail.
rOad MN n GARRISON Pr..iieni
NJ Vas BROcKttS Superinteudeut ' '''''N'"@
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suoRS RooERs AND MS BRIDE
Married IN q Police Court-Their wedding
Journey In the Black Maria.


Five of the six members OF the "Shorty"
Lent gang OF burglars. who for months robbed
tho farmers between Flatbush and Jamaica.
Long Island were committed by Justice Cor
tum, Of East New York. on saturday John.
alias "Shorn" Rogers. Barney Hecney, yr..
William Iindcnieiser. and William BMtorbeo
were charged with entering the house OF Ih eo-
dorc J. Schaienbcrg. OF Cooper avenue. BROOK
lyn. Their tracks were imprinted in tho soft
mud, which frOzo I'm tho night. and on the fol-
lowing morning made n clear trail. leading
from Mr.. Schafcnbcrgs house TO hotel in Fast
Now York kept Ivy Lindcnfciser The police
which wero robbed the Same night. Charles
Kenney, n NTH member Of the gang was COM
mitted for robbing the premises OF Roscoe e:
Williams OF Flatbush and Charles Ryan OF
Brownsville. He persisted In saying that
Frederick Louter. who has been identified with
and Louter was discharged. Shorty Lent,
who organized this gang. Is serving ton years
sentence in the Kings County Ponitentiary.
Rogers was chosen leader after Lont arrest.
As Officer Cans attempted to arrest Rogers at
james slip he started TO run. and the onoer
the left thigh. and compelling him TO surrender;
Rogers was to have been married on tho day OF
his arrest In court, on Saturday, he gave
Justice Gcrtum n letter reciting the TACT ana
requesting his Honor 10 perform tho ceremony
there and then. The Justice looked about the
room incrodulousy, and asked. where IL the
Here I am, sir" said Fannie Louise Sigel.
n German OF 80 years. stopping out where sho
could be more readily seen. Justice Gertum
ordered them to go into his private room, where
he performed tho ceremony. Tho bride in
husband to the Raymond street Jail. She kissed
him farewell at tho Jail door.
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Mr.. Molme.'. Experience In Ohio.

David II. Holmes of Now York while nasslno
Nfous me cry on oiay nrh stopped Tor iuuCh| az
III, - unl"n dop"t ho0n AFTER reaching london he
.ui'N~,'u ~ Mhtt containing ChrCk iOr HOO aud
huoul ~ gre nhtck- lie returned Ia the ciy and
,niiIihuu ,ll.rt hcE"en on Tuesday man found Il
took an Kdsb IN train '' wv" "'N' ""'u
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6Jsr sEnI.ANNUAL DIyIDEND.

3CHAnHKRs ~ Nav iORK. Dee .p. iS73
Interest for The ia months ending Dee 81 1873 at the
Thu OF FIVE FER CENT per aunum sums of 500
and under. and at the rate OF POUR PKK CENT ON the
excess has been declared and will be payable ar
10. 1873
bank oDen daily from 10 N. to3PM
OnAHLt- A. MHfTNKY. Sec " ~ StOOUM. Pres
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yUEsT sIDpsAyINos pANK.

w l5f bth nv, between llth and 18Th ITS.
The usual remi annual interest OF per per annum
on all sums from 81 aud upward has been declared aud
will be paid on aud after MONDAY jan ~. 1872 ON all
sums entitled thereto
Dividends not drawn will bear interest same as de-
post
Money de oated before l0rh Of January 1879 will
draw interest from the LIST January, IATB
r A. CoNKLING Pre- sidont
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Shipping.

ROTTERDAM LINE
- steamers leave lrrs,y CITY, near Payona Perry
SNillhbNh - JAN. II ROTTERDAM Ian ~
Cabin, FN3-Sm mterncdih'e S45-Sn Stcerasr Az
PUNCH, bDNE6 /. " NOEpiS' "-'
n VIM ST.. Freight Agts I5O Bwn, DEN rns. A,,nt
ThE RED STAB LINE FOR ANTMEIP
- NAlrllls we Vs. lsnh ami United states maila san,
llBe,erY. X d9t s. from fhiladvluhh and New YORK
ZEALAND sails Tuesday. jan. "a lOA "
for rates ~ pns,lga ANA othcr information Apply tn
49,, ihl"h Wright SONS, General AgoutA
SUIHalhut u; Philadelphia ~ Broadway MN York
JOHN MCDONALD. Agent BatLnry place
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The Wealth Of Providence.

II ia mn immensely wealthy CITY. AmilIioD.
i.I1eho9 llsl mans on The verge Of really ans
" Igbl N'-~ ''' Wv
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NKw YOEK. Dec 81, 1879.
DfvIDENDS.-Thc Trustees OF this Bank have ordered
that interest he paid To cpotors entitled thereto Tor the
six months ending this date. MS follows.
ON oil sums up Ssn the rate nj i've per cent
annun aud all IN O S2uO at tho rate Oi
four cent per nnnum On such excess, - -
PAYABLE OS AND AFTER MONpN. JAN. g. 1870
Tho interest will h. placed to the credit ~ dcpOsiturs
under late Jan aud will pc entitled to intcrc, for
the next siN months. II not Withdrawn. . .
Busines. hour, from 10 oci.ck A. to o'clock T. ".
HENRY H. HUGUEf,
Pr ,ident
DAVID LrpwirH
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ThO Hnze IL q wOndertul yacht hor sailing
qualities being the admiration Of tho whole
fleet She Inns already won several prizes.
At New Hamburg there Is also fne fleet OF
Ice yachts owned by the Now Hamburg lee Boat
Club. Of which Irving Grinnell is Commodore;
j. r.. Lawson. Vice Commodore; L. A. NJ. Van
Myck. Secretary 7, 10 Roy, Treasurer and W.
Losue. Mcasurer. The yachts belonging to tho
club are equal In looks to those owned by tho
Poughkccpsio Association and are IA follows:
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TO PHILADELPnIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
riIE OLD EsrABLIeHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
kkM YORK AND PHILADELPHIA

FoUkrKBk THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY.
THREE DKPOrS IN PHILADELPiIiA
TWO IN NkW YORK.
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EouIP
MINT. AND TUX FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
ON AND AFTER DEC. H. 1874
Express Trains leave New YORK. VIA D..hre,so. ami
Cortlandt Streets FERRIES As follows:
30 3D. x. "a, y. 10 tihmtrdl ii A Nj. 1 a9D = n
20 80, and 10 T.. NJ ' ~
Boat Of "Brookiyn Annex" connect with all through
transfer Tor Brook ~ n travel 80 1850 ''N'
Returning trains leave Philadelphia ~ Oi 3 Is SOS
!-h' - S'Al, AMI III A. NJ d.lnuted EXprrs, .tl H.
N ?, :, $50 and 735 I. NJ on SUNDAY, i2.JI,
atAo, t-po X. Nm 4 ~, 1. 7'al 4 "
Ticket uiiccs 126 ami pli broadway, Aston IIou~,
ana loot OF Dcbroses aud uoraudt SIS Court 81 and
brooklyn Annex Depot loot nf Fulton st. BrnuklNn iii
iiu anil us Hudson IT,, llunokcn, Depot Jrr-fy Ciy
Lmigrant ticket Office. s Bait. ~ plnc.. ~ -|' '"'
PRANK THOMSON l. T. FARMER
Gtucral MANAGER ficnl Pa ,se, 80 A,..nt
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$abiugs Banks.
nay DOCK sAyINqsso I,jNis,TIrUrION.

u Ill AND III BONEKY
The Trustees Of this Institution have declared divi
dend for the six months ending Dec al 1878, at the rate
Of 8 per cent per annum all sums of ROO and
under and on the excess s20o At the rate Of per
cent per annurn, pay able and alter the THIRD MON
DAY IN JANUARY. 1871
Titled TO INTEREST from JAN l.
ANDREW MILLS. President
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IINION DIME SAVINGS BANK,
" BROADWAY, 9TH Av. AND SID

Interest deposits a. TO 50 900 at the rate Of 60
1--WE per cent pcr annuin and on all sums exceeding
5000 al the rate ot 90 tour cont annum ON the
ekcess payable after Jan 30 lSTO
Deposits before Jan 10 will draw Interest from
Jan Bank open daily from 10 to $. and ON Monday
and Saturday from 10 ~
GARDNER $. CHAPIN Treasurer
CuAS X SPRAGuE. Secretary.
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IRVING SNNINtiS ms TITUTIONt -,
80 MAnRgs MN NOHk. Dee. ~ 1878.
The trustees this institution have ordered iuicrcst TO
h. paid all that have remained deposit for
the three aud xix ending Dee. 81. 1875 At the
rate o 1--WE per cent pr anuuu pay able ON and after
Jan. ~
Interest withdrawn will he added 10 the principal
and draw interest from Jan l. Money deposited on or
before Jan. 10 will draw intcrt II from jan l.
Bank open daily from 10 A. NJ to . +. ". .
o. ID. HE,toN, JOHN CASTRkB
Precedent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-06
The Sugar Question!

MEETING or THE oIrlZBNS WHO Favor SUCH
REVISION OF THE TARIFF Az WILL PROVIDE FoR
AN POEBSr COLLECTION oP TlIB DUTIES ON
SUGARS, AND ALSO To PROTEST AGAINST ADUI
rERATlONs IN RBFINED SUGARS AND sYRUPs.
WILL BIZ HELD AT
CllCKRRINU HALL on MONDAY EVENING. JAN q
AT : O'CLOCK.
rHB MEETING WILL BE ADDRESSED BY KAINBNr
SrBAkEIlS.
ORGAN RECITAL. 7'So TO = O'CLOCK. ny PRoF r
ELDER
DOORS OPEN At OOIOCK
FRONT SEATS RESERVED FOR LADIkH