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, 1879-08-24

According to, the views of b1r: G. ".
SMITH, attorney for the West Park Commits
sioners, there seems to be hitch in the
matter Of the conversion of West Washing
ton and Adams streets into boulevards.
The Commissioners at q meeting some
months ago resolved to take only
Washington street from the river to
Central Park, in conformity with an act
passed at the last session of the Legislature.
The Common Council granted that portion
OF the same street lying between Ha1sted
street and Central Park, and also West Adams
street. In this action 11r. SMITH sees fall
ure on the part Of the two bodies to concur,
and without this concurrence no boulevard
improvement can be undertaken,
, 1879-08-24

years. Of course, it is al well enough to
know something about them, as adding to
the general stock Of ones knowledge, but,
SO far as any practical use is concerned, it is
time wasted, and, SO far as any accomplish
ment is concerned, nine out Of ten know
just enough about them to know nothing at
all But here is a branch of education which
is essential TO success in business life aud
is one Of the prime conditions OF obtaining
advantageous positions. A boy who can
write plain, clean, handsome hand
with rapidity, and is correct in his
grammar and punctuation, has the
"Open Sesame" to almost any branch
Of business he may wish to enter, while
poor writer, with twice his ability and pos
sessed of every other quality necessary to
success, has to wait until accident secures
him position, and then forever to regret
bis bad chirography; for habit Of writing
once formed cannot be changed. Our boys
grievance is serious and common one. It
should appeal to the Board Of Education and
to teachers to give more time and attention
to this all-important branch Of education. If
more time cannot be had, then some other
less important studies should be dropped.
fhe majority Of our boys now studying in
he public schools are destined to go into our
stores, banks, and warehouses, and the first
3emand that will be made of them will be to
'how their penmanship. Is it right or fair
o send them out into the world 80 wofully de-
icient in the very first requisite for business
and success7
, 1879-08-24

The continued dust throwing and cry OF
"Stop thief will prompt the people Of the
West to demand Of the officer in charge Of
the Insurance Bureaus in the several Western
States searching examination of the New
York and New Jersey companies made by
Departments which arc Independent Of the
Legislatures aad insurance companies of
those States. In no other way will our peo-
pie learn why it is that the companies Of
those States are so anxious to direct attention
from home matters,
, 1879-08-24

The rapid increase Of crime in this coun-
try finds its parallel in England. The
metropolitan police criminal returns for the
past year indicate a very large Increase in
crimes and corresponding decrease in DO
lice efficiency. During 1873 the number of
odenses against property, excluding embez-
Elements, forgeties, and frauds which could
not have been prevented By the police, num-
ber5d 19, 9G1, being 3.303 more than in 1871.
Or an increase of 81 per cent in seven years,
while the number Of persons arrested only
shows an increase Of s per cent and the
number of convictions but per cent in the
same years over 1871. Ths same wretched
condition Of things is also shown as CON-
7a<ed with 1877. The facts are not credita-
, 1879-08-24

The general meeting Of the American Social
Science Association will be held ut Sarato2a,
Sept. 9E- The annual report BY the Acting
Secretary, E. B. SAxBoES, Of Concord, Mass,
Will be offered Tuesday evening, Sept 9, at 9:
o'clock. Papers will be read b7 President PoR-
TER, OF Yale College e. Modern Education ~;
Prot PEABODY, Of Harvard E: Women in
school-Elections ~; Prot. WILLIAMS. Of Yale,
{" Chinese Immigration ~; GEORGE T. ANGEL,
OF Boston (Adulteration ~; GEORGE E. WAR
ING. Jt: {" Sewerage ~; e. Emigration OF Col
ored Citizens ~ frederick DOUGLAS and
Prof X. I. GREESER; {" Co-ooerative stores')
WuI1AH A Hover, of Boston; {" The
West from Financial Standpoint y ROBERT
L. PORTER, OF Chicago; and many Others
, 1879-08-24

Gen. GRANT, it appears, has worthy imi-
tator in the matter of reticence in II. GREW,
the new President Of the French Republic
The PaE NdH Ga2ette says: Since he has
been President of the French Republic he
has been even more silent than he was as
President Of the Chamber Of Deputies; for
in his present position he is not even forced
to ring bell. As for the practice of blow
ing q trumpet-their own,-which is so
common among French politicians, II
GREW is wholly guiltless of it. This merit
is strikingly shown in recent French news.
The President, who is about to visit the
South. viii not, VIC are told, make any
speeches" IL CHEVY evidently learned
something from Gen. GRANT during his visit
to France in the way Of holding his tongue.
, 1879-08-24

Tax CHICAGO TrrnryE has established branch otaces
receipt ct subscriptions advertisements
follows:
FAppEH. Manager.
PARIS France-No. 16 I3ue de II Grangc-B&te1ierc-
H. MAILER, Agent
LONDON. Eng.-Amertcan Exchange, ~ Strand.
HENRY F. C1LL1G. Agent.
WASHINGTON d. C.-l3la street.
, 1879-08-24

4 statement relating to the CoSK1rSd-
sPRAGUE affair quite as apt to be veracious as
any OF the others that have appeared Is made BY
Mr. H. j. RAAsDELL, formerly Washington cor
respondent OF the New York Tribune, NOW
editor OF the Washington Republic. In order to ),
get the full weight OF this statement, it is ueces-
sarT to understand that Mr: RAMsDELL IS
respectable and cautious man. He would nos ;
indulge In such statements as the following un- !:
less be supposed he had ample evidence 10 sup
bort them: 50 >:
= the thinnest nonsense for tho dispatches 70
aasfanscet eies at the time OF the alleged frAca$
, 1879-08-24

pipe, ground, and tanks at the low price
named for the baths. II Mr.. KAD1sH does
not desire to undertake the project upon
these terms, some other person may be
willing to do so, or sone association may be
formed for carrying out the plan without
expectation of a profit.
, 1879-08-24
SUNDAY, AUGUST q, 1879.

The Jellow-fever mortality in Memphis
for the week just closed added up thirtE-one.
put in its appearance. Last weeks cases ag-
gregated 14S. By an order from the Board
of Health, the people are required to remain
indoors between 3 P. m. and d. m- The
heavy night air is found to be very friendly
to the spread of the disease
, 1879-08-24

Gen. DICE TAYLoR'5 statement that he saw
Yankee cavalrymen strapped in their saddles
calls forth the following comment from
Southern correspondent OF the Nation -
Perhaps Gen. DtcK TAILOR SAW some Federal
adopting 4 not uncommon Southern way Of stay
ing on Them. ANY one wh3 has seen a real oucK~
Jumper VII! understand that tying the feet OF tue
ing his heaven propetiing powers. Itseems rather
1u1ny at ass hut It fs often done In tae South and
IN Mexico. The Impulse given Is directly upwards:
anu c3oer7enced rough-ridera are sometimes killed
or severely injured by long-continued shocks. :.
, 1879-08-24

Total premiums paid 81. l34, 173
The above-named companies ara now and
always have been prohibited from loaning
their money in the West, but are confined to
the State of New York and few other
States lying near the City Of New York
They have no objections to taking our money
By the millions, but, as soon as the money is
once in their hands, they say to the people
of the Great West, *sYou are not fit subjects
to lend to y; but this is not all they attempt
to bring discredit on tbs life-1nsuranoe COM
panies which hare loaned their money IN the
Vest
The leading Life Company Of New York
has crowded so much. Of misrepresentation
into its "Tale Of Two Cities, and other like
articles, that it is not manly in the West to
longer submit.
Alnny Of the New England companies
have for years loaned their money to the
people in the West, evidently believing that
people who paid them vast sums Of
money were safe enough to loan to, and our
people will not stand by and see the COM
paniesw which have treated them honorably dis
credited simply because those companies
have had confidence in the West and invested
their money here.
That depreciation and shrinkage in values
have taken p1ace, no one denies; but tie Vest
Il not tie only place in ao1i:b they hape qfcurred.
We know Of no interest in the West which
has suffered to the extent which the mill in
terest in the East has suffered; nor do We
know of any localities IN the West which
present SO sad picture as that presented by
Elizabeth, N. j., and other towns which i'm
mediately surround the City of New York.
Won't these same journals whose columns
are now filed with abuse and misrepresenta-
'tions of Western securities inform the West
ern polioy-ho1ders in the New York and New
Jersey companies how much money those
companies have invested in Elizabeth and
other like towns? And, while they are at it,
our people would like to know how much
unproductive property those same companies
hold in the City Of New York. What have
their losses been?
We would Like to compare their invest
ments and losses with the report made by the
Committee appointed by the Gen-
eral Assembly Of the State Of Connecticut on
the condition and management of the life |
insurance companies" of that State. The |
Committee made use Of the following Ian !
guaga:
The following exhibit Of Western loans upon |
cal estate made oy the companies included in this
'eport furnishes important data from which the !
public ean Judge Of the present end prospective
III fNnEa jNax r.
, 1879-08-24

COVENANT LODGE, No. s2R, A. r l. M.-spe-
fhiso l a =! as coe ~ foe t
roztant work; The members are all requested to be
1!y order Of the ". M. WM. KERR Secretary.
, 1879-08-24

CHICAGO C0NMASDERY. NO. 1e. K.T.-specIal
Conclaec Monday evening" Aug: IS. at 7:3o o'clocE.
:nc T. T Order. Visiting Sir EnEht: courteousy In
CHARLES 3. Wright. Recorder.
, 1879-08-24

BILE to London or ourselves; but there is
soma consolation in having plenty Of COM
11anv
, 1879-08-24
SOCIETY MEETINGS,

APOLLO coMMAEDERY. NO. i. K. T.-spcclal
reneaye Tuesday evening" Aug 2s. 1873 ct 1880 ocik>
Nf1ce-1 WILL please note the hour. The Order OF thu
Temple viii BE- conferred. Members OF this Command.
Try who haze equlnmcn:s are expected to anpcar
equipped. Visiting Sir Knights are aiw1Jx welcome.
BIZ order IT the Eminent Commander.
q. S. TIFFANY, Recorder.
Tune. ]. TURNER LODGE. NO. 400. A. F. l. A.
M-Ec;:r!ar G2:nmnnisat!on Thuss1ay evening Aug:
Fui'diae). for business and work All members OF
this Lodge urgently requested TO be present. Wis.
fto.x crc Cordially invited to meet With us.
II. n. STANTON, Secretary.
, 1879-08-24

LAFAYETTE CHAPTER, Htle. r. 4 M.-Hatl, IS
Monroe st:-stated Couvoca'to1 Monday evening,
icrasll7 invited. By ordc. Of tac +. Z.
E. n. TUCKER, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29
OrRau Gieumcrs.

DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Il Sailing from Pier foot Caual-st, Orth Hyer
For SAN FRANCISCO via ISTHMUS OF PANAMA
Steamship = APCL. O, ,aurday, Aug. 30. noon.
Connecting for Central and South America ad Mexico
From San Francisco To Japan and CHINA:
steam ship CITY Oh TOXIC. saturday. oct. 4, noon,
PROM san Francisco to H0poluu. New-leaanu' anu aus
tInlia
steamship AUSTRALIA Monday. September !, noon.
For freight general information apply nj Companys
Office pier foot OF Cana-st.. North River .-,,.,cr,
Passengers forwarded TO Sal FRANCISCO sAN DM,hO u
lSLANDsi JAPAN, CHINA, NEW-ZEAl.AN y ID Az II Va
LA, SOUTH AMERICAN. CENTRAL AMERICAN ana
MEXICAN PORTS . ,h.
regard routes apply to the
Passenger Department. No 257 Broadway ,,t,,v
c. T. SEWALL. Ii. j. BULLAf
Ceueral Passenger Agent Superintendent
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL
IN LINE
These rstclass steamships san regularly at from
PIER No. 10 North River. as follows: - -. u =
Steamship MOREO CASTLE WEDN ESDAf, ser l. I
steamship SAN rIAGO De CUBA: SATU RDAY, sept -
unsurpassed For freight passage appyto
WILLIAM r. CLYDE d Co. No. 50 BrjadwaY
LAWTON BROS, Agents In Havana
ROTTERDAM LINE. ,,,.-
Ia steamers leave Co.'S Pier adj Pavona Ferry Jersey oty
SCHlEIA hus
MAS. a. -; " w IJe~ago s2a w.
II. CAIAUX, General Agent "a south W NAN ,i 81
FUNCH, EDlE q Co.. 27 south Wiisn-sl trelghl AsIA
l. w. MORRIS so Broadway General Passage Agent
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29

Sailing every 10 days alternately irOn Phlaoe!phia
landing within Few hours ride OF
important points OF interest on the Continent
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29
nIRECT To THE MAMMOTH
I. uONEY ISLAND.

NEW TUBULAR IRON PIER CoNEY ISLAND.
The Grand Foia Of Excursion steamers landing AZ ts
popular all resorts FURNISHES the best an0 m =
direct what universally acuOw eded BY al visit
" DO tle greatest attraction on the Island
% ELECTRIC LIGHTS
produce the grandest illumination ever known on THIS Con-
unent. and bathe ali the surrounding biaze OF glory
PROJECTING 1000 FEET - 10 THE SEA, ant being
from 80 % l2O feet IN Width 10 IL DELIGn TF LILY COOL
A CONCERT EACH AFTERNOON and EVENING, bV
GRAFULLAS 7TH REGIMENT BAND. Ample seating
accommOd ltlOls.
UNEQUALLED BATHING FACILITIES
ADMISSION 70 TIE PIER AND A BATH FOR %
CEN Is makes it the attractive and ths cheapest
bathing pavilion the Island the only safe 10
Joy deep water ~ well a. surf bathing.
THE RESTAURANT AND SALOON DEPARTMENTS
In all their appointments on the most lavish scale ana u
the varied character, UNEQLALLED A. TO PkIC -
AND GUILTY..
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29
nuiilmcr DoQr0.

A FEW boardprs can be accommodated with
Der - per w6ok Address
ELMER SMITH Freehold Greene County. NY.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRAN5FEHt
xVu WORK CRY.


Stantonst n o. o5.G II g Of AttOmeyTt, H.GxIoj %,
Epstcin Marks LEVIN.
1lst-st between IN ana bth-ave lots nos 800 anu
454; II Il SchTimer and wife 10 James NOnfoS -
Ath-st n g. 51b II e OF 8dRve, l7lX7b.l lNlrreguiar
4 Ransom. referee 10 the Greenwich savings =,
93dst, S, l4O II W Of 1stave 2Ux8s.9 Roberts 3,
referee, to G Becker :; o.
l2Sthst,s a. 2l5.9 IT Of 8d.aye. l9.3NS9.ll Il :.
KIRK and hns band 10 + X Adams. .
s6th-st, =, 100 n Of Madson-ave 25IlO2.2; .,
Sturges aud husband 10 ID Cummings ---:.;...-. q
7Oth-st 40 II n Of Madisonave, l5XlOu.5i Thonhs oo
Pearsons and wife 10 NJ Il Feyh- oV
LeNin gton-ave, cor lOithst, 2UHlOO.lli Frank q
NOran John n Deane. o.
Hudson River, east Of t24h Ward, II acres; Ellla 20
Arnold ana husband to + Putnam -. 10
llthaye 240 IL of 36th 81 2i.sN 90, John MAT ,
tin and Others. executors, etc 10 A Waters--- &
46tn II, - 10 IL of 2d-ayc, 5UXZJ III Johnson q
referee to J T. II ,IaudsbeIg =
sOth-si, 100 It of lst-sve, 25xlO22 II Jonas
and wife TO Appleton. 10
SOst.s s. 125 II OF lst ave, 25x1O2.2 II Jonas
wife 70 II Appleton -.... ~
S0thst, s. 100 ft OF lstave, 25XlO22 IL Jonas
and wife 10 X Appleton 10
SOthst. l75 Il " OF lstave, 25XlO22 IL Jonas
wife 10 / II Appleton ,,.' 40
62d-s II 30 10 OF IOthayo. 25XiOO.ji NJ schwe- "a
rim. jr. referee, to I Bird..... 700 10
COmmtTcest, No n. and So BaIr0w-sti also no 4ZO
West-st aud also los 433 and 43j West 2lth-st
43D West 2jth-st John Wood and wife TO Charies ~
Lane ana ~
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29
OBSERVE THE TIME TABLE CLOSELY

In addition. The GRAND REPUBLIC leaves DAILY.
West AthsL, 10 LerOy-sL. 1920 a. Pier y. t.
lE40 a. M IewelPs Wharf Brooklyn. IL a. m, ..,
turning leave Iron Pier 30 minutes %
D. after which the AMERICUS Will leave AZ N. aud
the GRAND REPUBLIC, the last boat at ~ p IN.
Single fare 35 cents excursion tickets. 80 cents.
WHICH INCLUDE ADMISSIONS To THE PIER
Dat, ticlyata odona anV I,onf
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29
fonses an0 Rooms r1duleo.

A GENTLEMAN, wife and grown laughter
~ desire TO take furnished house i1 respectable locality
cit where owner VIII remain with the pIylie-C o. few
AZ eel b. ardors Address W. TEN ENCK, oak Grove Cot
rage, Turner'S, y. y.
CAREFUL, reliable person wishes To rent
~ furnished IN desirable locality suitable tOf
drsicllss boarding; woud board owner Address DAY.
OGlcg 8g7 UniOn-sI.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF. NEW-JERSEl

~ Ferry station iH NeWNOrE, FOOT OF LlDeitY-sL
Ferry station Brooklyn, foot Of FultOns, Jewes VIVA
Commencing June l6 lS79lrains leave New-Hork foot
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29
GTcnrsious.

A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. boat, landing at
"a. sayreviio. south AmboS. Perth Amboy Tottenvie.
from loot ga 5yery week day at fare lower than
any other route.
BRIGHTON BEACH.
DTrans the IDOokn. Fllt5ash and Coley I,,li ahr
until further notice VIII run nit honrY )stNesh
FLArBUSHAYE.
pIong islam. Island uTe Pegou; :, q! sr92Slyn cS aii
from $50 M to 1000 2 ;o,, -; pTnns VIII a." e'V'
,FranklinaveA ba.noBIII BhPFGE1 Ira1 es5 M 70 100,
p. M Last train from the Beach. IL 0. N 1. mmenc
ing WEDNESDAY Aug ~ all Fla Du-ayr lIhns 70 am lon
station, Atlantic take up anil deliver passengers
The G5O and 1880 train, from Flai6u'esye $50 .2a
7;35 a. N. from Bedford and the 6o3 and SOD
from Brighton do not run on SUNDAYS The delot,
and F,,th v va 9ou.h % 40 " AZ ~ III. E PNt,ass
Avenue and Adams ami BOerum Street line VIA ~ a. toa
Welt ferries by Lee and Nostrnnd Aveau+ Tonpau.
Avenue, aud Franklin Avenue trains Will
W E. DoRwIE suOsrinteni lent
CONEY ISLAND.
SSDos,,,c,r ~ d WEST BMRIG5aaToy M 5ay BEACH .,rno,n
Brooklyn Depot.
9TH.AVE. AND 2OrHSr
For the purpose OF mOdatng families d-srous Of ys
CONEY ISLAND
during the daytime on WEEK DAYS, this company will.
FRIDAY, AUGUST l. 1879.
Sell EXCU URSION TICKETS Tor LADIES ONLY
Ar 10 GENTS EACH
AT 10 CENTS EACH
Children uuder years Of age FREE
such icks vii be good on al trans gong 70 Coner
turning from Coney island until D.
lf'' run hhf - Y IntY r u ana n'reA's
The BROOKLYN DEPOT can be reached by tho following
lines Of hocseclrs PARK Vanderbilt aud Nnthayes frOn
Adams street Bo rum Place and Fifth Avenue Line
CITY Hal and south and Wal street Ferries
trlnsf ring a Nntave aud Fftcenhst 70 cars u tas
'''''''' ASDREw r. CULVER President
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29
RECORDED MORTGAGE+

BIRD u II 70 Io'baHa Tisin S,Ia GOO
oa'Ps[ snS %ds months 10 !enA'n 1900
7hs S 5haSe, 10 10000
hOiai s sd vic 20 40 10 5000
'Onaa saSs IL ana Mhs 70 cnn na.l 's 600
55S..i o or "i nGay. 65Oo
HTSs ag 5 1iTo pS 70 and G Other pobeTy. eOOO
Io' psys s.iS & - Lps'.i l4OO
RECORDED ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGES.
Equitable Life Assurance Society to r q BoisoD, 900
guardian
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK, Thursday. Aug. %. 1879
The following sale was held at the Ex-
change salesroom to-day:
BV Richard Y. Hdrnen.
2story brick factory and sheds with four lots Nos
46g 10 475 East lOth-st, =. running through 10
llthst 24O II OF Ave-D, eaoh lot 2Oxlo31 Geo 400 oso
law .sss
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29
Brooklpn Real Gslal. for Sale.

DlVUNIUIF NNEFI N-1EF'EN O' -'FS'
DARGAIN will be given the buyer of 4
ID story near Prospect Park on bthaye sua
amount aOwn. RULAND * WHITING. Beekman-st
BLOCKS, HALF BLOCKS and PLOTS of
ID LOTS lines Of rapid transit in BROOKLYN
The OF cOuntry.Oyng city people i Invited 70 TINS
property price 81 up and going np We have sold EJI OF
these lots IN the last two months. -
rutland & WHITING Beekman-st
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29

NURSE, &c.-Young Protestant girl of good
~ capabty and education would IKE position as nufse
and seanstress which size is well adaDted would 90
&c Is % Of has had good adyan
tases has best OF references city or country. Inquire
for CHARLOTTE, 292 6th-aye, near lSthst.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29
6ltnailons IUdnIeo-maies

COACHMAN.-A young man wishes situa-
zion a. coachmani frstcass reference both NewYOr
and Bronkyn Adures. ~ Wow-pl, Brooklyn Heights
g5u -lxtlayc, SewrIOr
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29
heal gstaie 10 GxehVge.

ITO FXCHANGE.-A nlne-rOOm cottage ana
lot lust village Hudson churches, Schools
&c: downtown; lO small, ow-pnced BJO@-
lyn house lot; address =. Is. G., Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29
RECORDED LEASES.

Campion, Edward 20 NJ Berg No Morrisst. years,
az tiuuAl thl u4--
McC lcnaham, j Jamcs 10 Peter McDonen, No 48 abba
tmTplace ana bulkhesd 5a yedrS AZ annual rent ol
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29
NEW-YoRh and PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
,FOK IHENION AND PHILADELPHIA

ENPREss TRAIN TINE TWO HOURS
Leave foot oi Ibcryst. for lTeuton and Phia
deIAs al 600 $40, Has a. 1:30 l. 5:3O 7l5. II
ycFhiiadelpaia from Station Pha and Reading Rail-
dcad llTda ana BGrK,ss at 74J, sl5 ~ ll'3O H. Lao
S;3o 9'Y 10 ~ D. nv I1 York at lon e,oept Monday GAO
si8, 9.56 i040 a. m i21O 2:2O 4I2 4l5, 6:l6, p
Pullman DI9NingI0om Cars are attached 10 the n NJ m
trains from Philadelphia, - xo, 1or, an, r,.,,,.,. .
ga m ban IL p m Leave New.Yofk for Trenton at . m
$50 D. In Leave Trenton al l20, $40 a, m. G:l0p
o0npeGncp is made az DeSot Jersey Cty W iey
Tickets fo sale at foot Of Lbertyb Nos. 20 40l 944;
57 Broadway at the h Rno S pa hUe % na i ar6O 81 aS Bag
gage checked from residence 70 destination & po. Aent
DENNSYLVANIA ARAILROAD-Grcat Trunk
T. 1879 tran5 York Desbrosses and COrt-
THIess foi Iarrsbufg Ptsburg the and South,
with Pullman tlace Cars attached. M, ana $3.50 p m
For wiamspoyt Lockhaven Cory aud Erie, at $50 p.
m connecting a CORY Ttusvle Petroleum Centre aud
the OIL Regions NilhGmspori and loGkhayen. NJ,
ton Ixuress PA Imam Paror Cans daily except sunday
10 a. M arrive Washineton 42 m Regular at 4:3O and
Sress ~ for Piis epha 4SO 736 si2O O. 90 Limited
IL an; $3.50 4, 536. $780, $50 and lOnn sunday 48g
and 3, 7SC $50 and ~ p H. Ennsrah' ana second
Fcr cape May II q: m. aud ,,, -, .,--,
trans erseY Cy aOrdnga speedy and direct transfer
i DiDSH yiiynFTom Pittsburg 6:O5 lO4O m 1OO pm
daily ana $50 IN, O:ZO daily except Monday From
Washington aud Baltimore 6:JU a M = go, 400 1910 ?.
G.r 40 lO4O 1850 a. m. 2, $3.50, 400 C:2O. $50 and
iOI6p ~; sunday $780, G0J, 65U. lO4O lli3Oa m 60
lTicset Offices 52G and ga Broadway No Astor ouse
n fcCf NJ r, brosscs and C0randtsts So Courtst and
~ ia AID S HudsOA-st HObOgen Depot Jersey City
Fmigrant Ticket once No. Battery-place ine New
Yor Trauscr company VII can Ol ana cheeA baggage from
hotels and L. P. FARMER. GEM Passenger Agent
MON .Tal Nam
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29
nRnVIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON,

via T. evidence Direct
A FULL NIGHTS REST: oNLY AZ NILES .,;, OF RAIL
MASSACHUSETTS,, CapteIn Ray Allen, - 49,.
RHODE ISLAND. captain Jesse hott
,.eve o. 10 daIy Sundays excepted from flef 20 NOrth
4 vefl OF " MdIIeIi-sL)
I.r'inc. 9,etSsen New- YORK Providence. - -,-
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New-York tribune., 1879-08-29

on and alter July I, 1873,
Trains leave NeWNdTk via Deshrosses and COrt
Iandt street Ferries as follows:
4:3O 1880, S:2O 10 limited, II 300, L. D. q, 1:30
80 and 10 y. sunday, 4;3O aud ., q 1880, $3.50,
aud 10 p. III.
Boats "BrOOkyn Annex" with all through
AZ Jersey City ahOrdng speedy and direct transfer Tor
Brooklyn travel go, o,o --
Ketuining trains leave Philadelphia 1901, 20. 800. T.
"a, $50 AID IL LIMITED Express, lHO m) p f.
b3O and $50 J. ON Sunday 20l 3;2O, 3:oj. 500, and
$50 q. m; q, 1870 p IN.
Uonse and foot DCsbrOsses and COtandss NO. Court
t ana BrOokvn Annex Depot foot OF FultOlst Brooklyn
Mis- ia ll6 1lb hudson ST., HObokrn Depot Jersey
civ Imigraut Ticket OfiCe, No. Batefy-pace.
NA''ERA \ K THOMSON. l. i. FARMER.
General Manager. GEM Passenger AsI
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29
me DOLLAR to BOSTON.

ONE DOLLAR to WORCESTER Limited tickets 81
GOOD SUPPER boats for 50 cents steamers leave
per 40, North River, osly, at 55O D. IN -. ,.. ,.t,
steamers Of NORWICH LIN = leave same per ui4y'
" cayr sundays, 5;3u m) ior BOSTON, "Hr
ceser &C. aud for Portland and the White hOunAlns dy