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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-10-29

Mr.. GEORGE II. PENDLETON's entrance
Into public life was, he declares, an &C.
cident. I really loved the profession Of
the law" he says, 'and desired to prac-
tice it, and if 1 was to meet with any
distinction desired it to be there. 1t fell
into the lead of my law preceptor, the
late George H. Pugh, to want to DO
United States Senator, and he asked me
to run tor the Legislature, so as to te a
vote there in his favor. I ran and was
elected, and Mr.. Pugh reached the Sem
ale. l attribute my political career to
nothing beyond the desire to crafty Mr..
Pugh"
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-10-29

GENERAL SHERMAN is remembered as
practicing law in Leavenworth-tha is to
say, he waited patiently for clients long
time, and at last got small case about
disputed bill. The law and the facts
were all on bis side, and he looked up
authorities and carefully prepared him.
self. Then he went into court, and a
lawyer who is picturesquely described as
''spike Haired" came and won his case
away from him. The future General Of
tho Army, vowing he'd never try another
case in Kansas, picked up his books and
walked away; and he kept his vow.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-10-29

A man from New jersey, recently on 4
visit to this country, while stroll,np
through the Governments ground &C
West Point, was attracted by anumbe
Of cannon, the muzzle ends of which were
embedded in the earth. 'Nhat are these
guns placed in this position tor2 iu-
quircd he ola cadet, who CHANGED to PASS.
In case of war with China7" Was the
young soldiers prompt reply. The for
eigner lapsed into deep meditation.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-10-29

The Danish Queen Is q very kind heart
ed lady. After the carriage in which she
was seated with the King had nearly
come in collision with that driven by
Mr. P, a popular actor, she pleasantly
inquired after tho health of Mr..
P.'s children. On being told that one
little boy was suffering from tedious
eruption on one of his legs, the Queen
tho next day called at the house Of MIR.
P. with some ointment, which her Majes-
ty had prepared after an old family
receipt, and in few days the child was
cured.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-10-29
CURRENT TOPICS.

Mn. A. H. STEPHENS, as he waited for
bis train in the railwsy station at Louis
vile the other day, became the object of
an agreeable happening. An old friend a
joweler, walked up to him, and placidly
presented him with handsome watch
and chain as a testimony of his esteem
and friendship. Mr.. Stephens was natur-
ally extremely pleased.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-10-29
CASUALTIES.

The McKendric NJ. E. church cdifice,
at Nashville, Tenn, was destroyed by fire on
the night Of October 26. Less $4,000; insured
$4,000.
There has been All immense fire in Ufa,
Russia. More than fifth part of the town
has been destroyed aud many lives lost. Loss
of property enormous.
At Hamilton, Ontario, Oct. 81, while
walking on the track OF the hamilton &
Northwestern raj way, Mrs. Tobb was struck
BY an engine and fatally injured. Her child
in her arms was instantly killed.
A report from Cumberland, Ma, states
that the fire in the Pinkerton tunnel of the
Pittsburgh g. Cornellsvile railway, is still
burning with no likelihood of being extin-
guished soon. A portion OF the tunnel has
caved in. >--
Great and destructive rain storms have
lately prevailed in the West Indies. Some
thirteen lives were lost i'll Kingston, Jamaica
while horses. mules, sheep, gaots and huge
trees were swept out to sea. Great distress
prevails among the people.
The body found October "a, near Mill
ers station Ind is identified from the discrip-
tions of it in dispatches by VIM. E. Burr as the
remains of his brother, Geo. Burr: who ascend
ed with professor Wise in the balloon Path
finder from St. Louis three weeks ago.
The body Of man was found on the
lake shore, near Toleston, Indiana, Oct. Oath
upon whose clothes and sleeve buttons were
the initials OF ebb, who accompanied Prof
Wise in his balloon ascension from St. Louis
The body was otherwise unacceptable, on
account ofdecomposition and bruises.
The distress in Hungary on account of
the bad harvest is very great The govern
ment has suspended the collection of taxes un-
til next harvest has been gathered. In 81
towns and villages in the Temes county the
grestest distress prevails. In Saros county
where some cases of starvation have occurred,
forty parishes are threatened with famine.
Frightful accounts received from the counties
of Albany, Heves and Zemplin.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-10-29
NEW SUMMARY
GRIMES AND CRIMINALS

DR.. Eddens Convicted Of ballot stuffing
in the Western Districts Of Tennessee has been
pardoned.
Mrs. Mary E. Lounsberry, of Bridge
port, Conn, has been indicted for the murder
OF her husband, Rev. :oxter L, Lounsberry
last September.
A telegram from Paris of Oct 25, says
Baron Ring, the French. representative In
Roumelia, has been attacked and robbed by
brigands in Macedonia.
The news is conferred that the Unitah
Ute Indians are on the war path. The Gov
ornor of Wyoming Territory has telegraphed
to Washington for assistance. ~ u
Tom O'Connor who maae the deadly
assault upon Lawrence Vaughan, with knife,
near Lake Washington, Ii sueur county
Mimi, Oct 81, was arrested Oct %, at Water.
vile, in the same county. He is in Jail.
Dispatches from Ogden, Utah, Of Oct.
g report that the Unitah Utes and Snake
Indians, 800 warriors, are reported OH the war
path. The settlers on Ashley Fork, are build
In fort. Some settlers have been killed.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-10-29
opened four wero discovered huddled to
gether.
AT THE LATTICE.

De IVES waiting ct tho lattice.
where the snowy plumed clsmstas
1faDslAted 70 her gratis,
What the breezes sung and sighed,
And the dainty tendernesses
Ut toe sunbeAms ON her trsy q
Loft her tranced In the caressos
OF the golden morning tidA.
Tho linnets were a-eooipg,
And the dapper hess a-wooin9.
And tile dews were int..rvievins
All the 40 ~er-oox cd fays,
While lightly from tho dingIe
The zephyr, lone and single,
Came mp TO intermingle
In the leaf. entsngled mar.
~ waits another coming,
8er heart its riches summing,
Till snddenly drumming
From the gravel walk sFuuo.
hope triumphant filled her,
And clear the words that thrilled h0a
Look here, you Jane Matilda, -
Come and knuckls them ~ elothesls
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-10-29
Mr.. JOSEPH H. DANA, of St. Louis, is

Nh. JOSEPH H. DANA, Of St. Louis, is a
pcrvcrse genius and his wife ought to
spank him with slipper till he begs for
mercy. A few days ago an officer heard
pistol shot in Mr.. Dana's house, and on
going in found HIM lying on tho floor
apparently in the agony of death, with
o smoking pistol at his side and his
wife suffering, as we'll any woman might
under tho circumstances. Mr.. Dana got
up. He was not hurt at all, and with q
broad smile ON his face explained that
the whole affair was ono of his little
jokes, and that he was feigning suicide to
see how his wife would take it. Mr. Dana's
idea of joke is a little out Of the com.
mon. The policeman at any rate thought
it was, tor he very quickly marched him
off to tho station. house and locked him
ny !.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-10-29

"The Bee; Fairy Tale, is the title Of
poem in an exchange. There is nothing
of the supernatural in the tail of n bee.
It is the best example IT singing truth
on record.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
GENERAL ASSIGNMENT.
&c anI Lewis Cuenthal to Thomas AlCza
RECORDED LEASES

Astor william T. 10 Caroline Wudberger. W sAve.A, ,
4~I TIN OF 4fh-st, lOXlOO 20 years az annual
rent Of
stiyv,s-.t = arv r 10 Andrew MIl,c gan. " Gd-aNe.
lG7lgft e. Of nth ave. i3i11j, Il years, al an
Young Rrucas : D. J4m's J Hart.ran. 40 Thames
e. Years al auuuarIeGt u'.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
Real gsiate 10 gxrhanae.

FOR SALE or EXCHANGE, on easy terms
Factory buildings and years leases
lots on 2ithst, near i0tlave JAMES CONDIE, 22dst
and 9thaye.
GAN FRANCISCO LOTS in exchange for
- Now YORK city lots titles perfect AddrsssZ, Tribune
Uptown Oflcc .2sS Broadway
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
feuurss ano flcetlEls.

LECTURER, who can furnish the highest g
~ references character and ability, would deliver hl4
lectures. small pcu-aOn, b'tor" 'urs churches
winch may hy q - means iu raise uu
rrduC, of their Indebtedness tor charitable aud
Oter purposes For further particulars address B W. III
bunc ONCE.
THE Annual Meeting of the UNION LEAGUE
i CLUE will be held az the Clubhouse, on The srcoai
THURSDAY Of January 1879 January - al OcOfk p u TOR
the election Of officers and The transaction o such other bs
ness az may before ~.
The general meeting 10 heli O'Clock but the
pol. the Will be opened ha OclO'
open thrr" hours Honorary AMI npn-rrrl-
dent members entitled 10 vote Proxies arc not Ocr.
mtted LOUIS G. LEWIS, .rstsry.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
,I,he Annnal Meetinc of fhc TNION LEAGTE
CfcurslJu5.

NETROPOLIrAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
Vi OPEN FROM $50 A. ". To II 7. VI.
KECT0R-STREEI-Neare point for Wall street Ferry
and connects with cars Tor south Ferry,
COUKTLAN rSTREET-Nrares point for Jersey Citg aud
COmmunlpsw Ferries.
PARKPLAt Nearest point fOr Post Oflce. city Hall and
Barclay street Ferry 10 liODoscn.
CHANBERSS rREEI-Nesrest point for PaFonla and Erie
Ferry
FRANELIN--TREET-
jRA point DesbrosSe1 street Ferry
city. and connects with for DesOfOses aud
East Grand street Ferries.
BLEECkEK >rREET-Conuects with cars for East and
West.
EIGHTH STREET-NeaTest point for Christopher street
Ferry IObokcn connecting with cars Tor Christopher
and Fast Tenth street Ferries.
FOT RTE NTH STREET Nearest point 70 Union square
Walacks and Lvceum Theatres AciieTy ~ Music. Ir-
wing ami IImmuny Halls connecting gith cars Tor Last
Twenty third ami Thirty fourth street Ferries.
TWEN r. TUIkU-~TNELI-Ncar pom 10 Booths. st.
aud Pax Theatres. Grand Opera HOs-e. GmOres
Garden, and Masonic Tempe, ana Twenty tnird street
Ferry Jersey city
Thirds ET- Nearest poiHt 70 standard,
BrO9dwsy, and Fifth Avenue Theatres Aquar1dm and
FrsncscO InstTels connecting with cars Tor Wee
hawken Ferry.
FORTI-~ ECON D-STRE -COnnects New York Trans
fr Company cabs FOR Grand C-ntrIl Depot.
FIFTIETtt TKkET-
FIFTY EEEr-Nealrs point fOT Cc1trl PARK,
connecting Of Bert Line Railroad
For uptown trans taIe east side stations.
For west side stations.
FARE. 10 CENTS. Except BET The hOIrs Oi $50 70
73O a. A., and q. M, when the fare i' = cents.
WV. Il. GARRISON. President
NJ VAN BROCKLTN. superintendent.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
Jre Cream.

FACT.-HORTON's ICE CREAM Is MADE
n FROM PUR ORANGE COUNTY CklAM, ,-,ra
10 & n L HES. FESTIVALS, HOTELS, NEsIAl KAN >
AND THE TRADE
2Jc PER QUART. .
To FAMILIES by the GALLON. SOC. PEH CCA4'l
CHARLOTTE RI SSE ami JEI-l.
FI.ESH. RICH and DELICIOUS. --,r,, ,r,.
--' PRICE BELOW ALL 9th FRS
! 3rcadway and Is ChatlIamst
EusselTs Ice Cream, 2jc. per quart 70 chnrcher'
Charloites in Quantities, Doc per doz. Il Bible House
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRAYsFEKA

K1=st 40 S. cOxloo Thomas Hodg'cn and wife 20 ooc
10 sarah KENNY ...-.-----. $4,000
Chatham t. D s. 90 It g OF Tiym Row, 25JsO; asose
sCcntre-st. 923 Il I Of lryon Eow. aOiI58.. q
.-x72J and also Dev-St Cnurchst 16p
74pXlj5l17jl George ? smith, referee. - -oc
shc1.rst 80 54l a5SlOo Elizabeth Berg Mo,itz -.
1Ioa.1on-.t Dot 40 l2O3i. 25xIOo Henry Haislt
and Others 10 Richard Il ANTHONY ,onetlg!iih paln
Downing st. 1904 # v Of Bieecktrst lJ,llXI9
3 KIN H@Sh o5as, JTggr' Hsr executor e'' 10 "-l 1000
N0IsSgs sS1 :, eIv foT H5Bf zoe
1,t ave W cor Tin 81 = 2175 and SO s12lu
st. 4l2 Il W of lst ave. 75ZiOa; Lafayette Rannty
and wife 10 Isaac Henderson,
9d.ave, Seth ST. 4o.CxI IOOI7S Myer ans @nd .,
Others 10 Leopold SIMON --.--.--. - .... ~
s3me property Leopold simon and VIE 10 came
same properly same % sams s,i,-c, i,.,.-,. c,,t.
istl-st 40 q Of GtASvc J6I~4 Henry INNS % ,c
tic and VIE 70 Margaret Iorrester .-.,.. -V'OVV
'S 81 a 5SS VI bnpapd n al o Se K rCcn and o;hcrs 400
0as aE6 others Is 2Sq 10 earS Gi gse 45Oc
sr n5 40 fe f. OF A9easa shr James 600
7'dii a5per s. 2g3 80 MsrS Al ii in4ntr 4Sel 1900
arttsi Ton' Sc = II e Of Eonicvard 10 97ths 2C&G1
Hes 41iIrogllar; william Bell and VILE 10 eoo
lo-tnsL Z = 45itw ofLtIingjon ave, 2py99II Eu.
-euc Iing and vile % Ann J stewart .--..-..-,.-,.
EalrOad-ave q. 19l q n ot lG7A-st 5oIl1Oi ooo
>auan. referee, to CHARLES LanRschniit o'OUU
nF'S@'' % ,No '5 h-a" Fo'eFo' 10 i'ol' 9O H. o5o
l3,tl.st II s. 3Io It Of juave eoE9J.ll susan
Frazer and husband 10 J'nnete Snll ~. 4''I'
It'll ave : 50 II L OF 3lstsj -UIOO mary A4u pa
qd-ayd w = 20 II n OF s5th st. 35x75 Charles KAN ,o
Ioafdnai a5 ana VIZ, 40 81 II of st,st .oz5o Adam Mos
E55 a6d W,fc 700 20 CIso,t. S @ l MGrt $4,000
+sal s2t igG sg d,6S4so oi -Vy Iyl FIX 6oOc
4O'1 3c and n lSi g IL o Fl Hartman ~ a.f tTaSarf 400
1tbavt n O. cor 4 Iat ST. s5x97 ; & Marsh referee
IRWIN Mcdowell trustee. cC.-------.-'-.-'.- '0'OV
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
NEW-YURK SUPREME COURT.-In tho
~ nf PLRE AluIL Al LEE LNs RANCI

~ E.M u Onh SIfhEMf AOIh NJ In lup
~ matter OF the EMPIRE NJ MUTUAL LIFE INSU RANCE
COMPANYfn pursuance OF an order made IN the above
titled matter by Hon TheOdOrc X. WestOrOOk, OF the
usuces u supreme Court dated the iA day % Dccem
ber 7 notice Is hereby given mat the undesignei has
beeu uy appointed Referee proof and ASCERTAIN
persons parties entitled 20 share N the distribution OF the
secures hed by John l. Smytne esq. superintendent ~
the Department security io the policy holders
Of said Empire Mutual Life Insurance company, an
All noucy holders 10 said Company. and persons and
parties rt-d the darbuiiOn OF said
ttr- arc required present claims proofs
crrning sand policies and policy hoders " the ed
Ret-re A. his Office No 23T broadway, the
CITY OF betorr the 10Th day OF February l579
dated New York, December 2B, lS7s
FRANK r. VAN DENVER Referee.
No, 23T Broadway, New. YORK ClU. . D27 2aw+wFAs
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Friday, Jan. ?, 1879.
40 sales were held at the EI-

NEw-YoRK, Friday, Jan. J. j
The following sales were held at the
,hange salesroOm to-day:
By louis NrSi,r.
~. ard story buildings with plot Of land NOsO
90 6A% PARK ave. II cor Of Alstsi, portion OF to
Grand nOn Hotel property, lot 0i Aahu J''5t9''.
Irwin Nc DOwCl- :
Pg iGR. hennSifH
. s,crv brown stone dwelling VITA lot. 10 . last
4o:h T. u a lG2. & ft Uf 5thsve. lot 4-"NloV';" "
=, Ttssar, ........... ...........--....-.
Rg ITH0A y cam.
l story brick building V th lot. No ltlI Save
81 sit = Of 9lst-st. lot 2@Xt', Jenat pew III
, no, ~ and on CLINTON ave cor ~ lst-st, NtII
~ 10 qXI iu = lots u (iutnn-avc, 25Olt 90
~ At running throuRh 10 Willard ave. each s"E
.CO. Mot Of land C.iutDn-sve 300 n v OF 2tSt,
Tirriug through 10 Graud-aNe, 0CGl2b.SJ5"2N
ia 100 lots On 2d -. L cor ~ Wli.GlaNe. e1Ch
ojylOO. . lots Wliart-sve. 20 II Oi .dsi,
eaCh 95xlOO a1G - l0ts Wllardayc. lHGl Il :,
" ~ lst-st running tho lgE % ChutOnaye. cich
gjXguO. 2ith ward thHs M9i-
RV scott & NBcyA.
I not of land on Car,mOnt ave. : running wet cr
Of High Bridge.st West Farms 2it NlopN"f'G
ZOO EAZibet. NJ Douglass.
BE- Rtra1rd j. HGrn-ft
i. story brown stone dwol.n with lo1se otiotS Nos
.lg 81 and .-3 Last N1th 81, n s. 20 q " ol 81
..r. each lot 25E1tO.S. leased October -. j.. .,
term q. year ground rclt 400 per arnum; Jos
Nu'''' Bg Jrs. l. Utiis
Io. boulevard. 90 ~ % Of lIsd-t. TunnlhS
through 81 Blp0ulin nCdale r'ad, -S.2X-x-O.'I-;
~amI NJ Purdy
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
PrcnpnrD MORrGAGTs.

I,,ac,. Mari .oraaIodss NoGUOTS. q g 5Ist 81,
uf -dI-e. year.. .-- S'.l
Bonn Iohu ana wife 10 Peter DoelEor. 5Jthst, "
ot 3d-avc years. -----.-,,. .,
Ira. -tod Garrett - and We" 20 CotA9Tn' N HN-
huu~-. pa cor lut!-svs ami lljthst. years ... -
chr ste liouTy and wIie 90 Anna Christie, 18TH
-. So Ot 6thdvc. wear J.
Ir-,e. Andrew and wife tO Thomas J. lvde cIecu
t-C. 74th.st. pf Ave-A YEAR. ii
Icyu, Ira 4. ana .tc tu tie %c"-A u~E Life lnSur-
auer COMPANY. cor 4tt ave and itl-st wear lG'
l, q. SAM. : s. C-flst cO u " OF stulya. year. lJ.t
same 10 same G7th ST. 40 II Of 4th ave, yea- lot
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
p,,,,,or, v-r1,rn II f., 1obn A vcigaud....... go
~.ne John ~attler and another -,
.anla john n 20 Augustus + Holly -
Last ly,TT yrI va NY inG' 10 loC
t.rly A.e,.fuS r tp Edgar IeavCTaft ......... T..
wife 90 Elias Vol Ind wife a.
kues..nd. George AMI another, trustees etc. 10
g.
Ma.aaan savings Institution 90 George Detshot.. 81
Wrrs. Henry. lr and another, uustresetc ~ Oswald
utt-udOTfsr -
P.a-e Cathariuc O. 90 Joseph I 4 Wood ---.--... So
s.uousOn. Thomas II aud another 10 Benjamin
HAYDEN and duOtAer..--....
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
Cost an0 (ouno.

I OST or ST0LEN-Bank book No. 99,268
- OF the German SAVINGS .uk. IN Tie city Of New York.
issue 10 the Turtle Bay L"dge IA, eoy Tssestod that
the be returned Ia TIE bans 81 sgd relorned
~ the before the s,PIaLJn 'rol the lath
Of November 1875 application viii made tue 6ank
for book.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
IEW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOCND BROOK ROUTE
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.

EXPRESS TRAIN TIME TWO HOURS. ,,
leaFe New ork foot Of Liberty for Treuton and Ft
deiphA 't 6JO 8 o. llUO a. m l30. I. o.50 II p NJ
Lave Philadelphia from Norm Pennsylvania Ran
rOae hiId ana 5trksst at 80 way 40 $50 ll3od H.
4;i5, 90 5ju. - y. m.
leave Trenton New York 100 Monday O4j
6:l3 lO;2O M l2.lj g:2u, II 6.l5 D.
Pullman Drawing room attached 20 the .OV "a M
p m trains from New York 10 tho 7ij M Lio p W'
trans from Philadelphia. - r,.,-,-,-,.- ~.
Ga $50. II H. H. Nt|tOrS for Trenton AZ y a m
J:5J m Leave Trenton 1T l.2J $50 a. ~, q 10 p.
Connection Jersey city station by Terry TO ana
from bTOOkVn and Erie Depot Jersey CIV -ao ~,
Tickets at foot Of Lbertyst Nos 2ZS ana ~
broadway, az the Prncpa hOtols G Onices Cl I l1 1
and BrnOz yn and Al No courts ST. BloJ4
Ign. Baggage checked from residence 10 destination
IL. =. BALDWIN, Gen. Pass Agent
E'OR NEW-HANEN, its surroundings ana
al stauons the Sev-Y0rk. Eoston and Ar lllr.
Derby and North Hampton Railroads diTect-SteaneIt =
JOHN II. ST AIIS and ERASTTS COKNING leave Pler l.,
n r. foot o Court and-st at p. every nlFht n me
week except Saturday New Haven IN time Tor Al
morning trains all railroads best facilities for asges
and freight fare 81 excursion Al 80 Starns He" haven
Transportation Line. o-->- p, -.,.r,- ,,---.-.-.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
miscellaneous.

A IDvFRTISEMENTS FOR THE NV
n NopE TRTRI-NF Will. BE RECEIVED AT IHE
r6WS FTii'I,S No IkS~ Broadway cor Thirty ynr'i
st or 3OS West Twenty thrdst, corner Elshtha 80
20 gl last Fourteenth ST. corner u!onsg ISi, oo
Thirdave cor. Forty seventhst; at TIE HAhLLM
No 2ISI Third we cor ODehundred anu IWth!
tHarlefn savings Bank building up TO mp at regular
OftcerateA
DROADWAY and 5TH-ANE.
ID rAIJORS' MISFIT CLOTHING, AZ Han fIlce
ID. SHEA, Corner Broome and Crosby-st- y !.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
ITO PHILADELPHIA,
II VIA
PENNsYLNANIA RAILROAD.

JENN>N ANA hAlLhOAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NETWORK A%D ttNSiI NFSiHILADELpHIA
Fourteen IhToPEI oTEaephae ts e1SH Gd ee dep' IN
Double Ii-f Tine me- HH; ss
Express Trans leave Ntl orE DesDrOsses and Court
iand s-ite' M tglre' a. aS iGio~s follow 23oA56 40
$50 AID ,o p n. sunday. 40 aud a. m.; D. D. fJV'
Boat. u BiooSyn Annex" connect with all through
al Jersey CITY, a8OIng speedy and direct transfer
'O Eaufias train. leave Philadelphia l-ol, 3I5. 800
530 and 3j D. On sunday 1901, 3Hj, $50. s. o3U,
lGAtt M 81 Once, sos 52e and si EToatway Sol Astor
~ and Broosyu Annex DeUo foot Of Futon.t BROOKLYN
Nos - 10 and ~ Hqgson-st H0CoAen pot Jersey
cYR ctYRAEK flRlfrfHH fTrfHHoas0S '-'' -''' L. r FARMER
tiencfa MANAGE Genl Passenger Ac;.
U,HE ERIE RAILWAY will hereafter be
and AWESrERN RAILROAD. Arrangement Of tains IA.
ID M Cntnaa 4nd chicago Day Express. Drawing room
COACHES to BInso ana suspension EiIis,, ., p,ro
M connecting FAST 10 the West AMI S0uH
Pullman N s ff PsrSc FIprc. foT the West 1erPus
10 iochester buffalo Niagara Falls cine
natl and Chicago without change, also Aote! p4AIg cars 70
O97GasI S. ia Emerant Train for the West
Trans .eaye Chamoer',,t Depoi, HeW 4ork er -qoD
NJ ana midnight saturday nights only sundays 9ij a.
IN; ;1irffrd G PARK and Passsc 745. TO- 1913 m y
noon As B. 3iJ; 80 e.l5 o. $50 = 40 p M ~ m9nignt
sundays D. $50 1913 a. m I4j 900 p m ard IL midnight
P,rfsGn 8. 04j, 54j, o:5 TO- lOIj II 80 NJ ~ noon
i =. D.. D. l,
m and - mldni ght SUNDAYS D. $50, 9lj, lGlj liJ
S51 s1Ie e. T. = ' as G i6I5 a. a i5. 545 j. l9 mid
nsht -undsy-. o. $50. lOIja m 4ij $780, p H. and
CGrnwal 7lI IN, S31 40 IN sunday, s:3oa L.
WarwIcA 81. lg.l5 q. In- $50 p III. -.. -
Nrwlreh iJ. q A 3.3O ) SO o. m sundays -3V a. N
Roudout ana Kingston a. H.. $50 D. IN sunday 50 a. N
Goshen d. 80, .. lW45 a. NJ so 3D. t'JO' p H.
sundavs o. so, 1915 a. u. $50. p ~, ,o en-,
Middetown. 7:ij . 1915 a M. So 40 p. m Su1 %
dsV. SO 1913 d. o. 20, p. The a. u anu ~
D IL trans connect with Newf fork AMI Os"egO MdsAu
r. Pdrt a Gf Nv 40 g. 1915 43o, C, p Sundays
an 10 a m. 6.5n and p M
1rin- leaving himbrr- st on even or haf hours
- n leave 23 st 10 minutes earlier tnan aDo' r
Chamhef--si. on quarter hours leave
5 - 91 minutes eArler Boats leave @dst al H40 ana
ll:4j q. cOnAet tlhs WIN uA'HS '0A'- LIZ O41iO -
n m. ana - n dnigui- ....,... IN r,-s,v,, -o,r,
and ..pDg Coaches be obtained, ami OIdrs ot le
ad transfer Of baggage may De icit al inc H
- ffcrs NOs 80, 4Ul, 52S OF 9J1 broadway, y, !. W
49,, - BrookIyn. the Comp paDys DepotS q,
trains from the West arrive IN New O4A "
a. n 4--' ah1 i6 \ BBOTT Gen1 Passr Agt, NewYoTE
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEf.
ye FOR EngewOOd COster Pcrmont and wax
~ l. g 4, 4:i5 j:iu $50, r.5O. Il 81 L. " IL
a,G -atnpiay nights only az ll3O p m sunday q m
and G 30 H. IN ll31 aud u y N trains VIII NOT Iuh 9A
ulH nc srripr Va lev ana Monsey T. e4j 40 H.
-' JNO. y. ABBOTT, Genl Passr Ag I, AeM ! OIA.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
WHITE STAR LINE. .,...-.-

vNIIIIE ) IAIt LINL. : - .,---
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LINERPOpI~ . -
NOTICE-The steamers OF ths Line tdIe the Lane l.Jue
recommended by Lieut. MSury, L : " On both the Out"dIl
aaIpSGI Il" % ,,9nT Kennedy SATURDAY Jan. H. : u.
ADRIATIC .....-. THURSDAY Jan 10 'u o ~
CELTIC. fleaCeil
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCh f4Ei' D. ->Oi'AI4
RIVER
These steamers are in and unsurpassed n a
ne iG ana 4s4i-
rooms are placed amispS where the noise ana motion are
east felt anorung degree comfort htEeItJ uLAtId A4Oe
1900. III ...o.ou. 20. Pa
RATFS-SalOOn. see $50 and 500 gold Stee!age 80 Is
turn tlckets on favorable terms.
These steamers caTry neither cattle sHeep nor DIES q,
E sprton Of Mans and other information Apply az me
C0mpaDv's Otnccs 81 Broadway Newl"Ikor 40 " al
mi a. Philadelphia r. J. 'VNII0' Ah'"''
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
9teamboats an0 Rai!roaos.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on IIouSatOnic
and Naugaiuck Railroads Fare 81 steamer Bridgeport
irayes athernesip daily sundays excepted az j0 m
snd bridgeport at ! p
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04

u TNITFD STATES MAIL ANFRs

~ UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
TOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
--.- Leaving Pier -. y. L., foot Oi Eng.st
WNOIINt-..... Gi' l-)A y. Ian. T. H:3o
NENADA + DAY jan 2l, 1870
MoNl ~ A............ ... " DAY. Jan. :. a. IN
WlSCON-IS f L f. DAY, Feb. 4.
NAOMlN 1TEoDAN. Jan ~ 3 j. W.
II These steamers are bUlt OF iron cftirht com
na:tmchts. and furnished with requisite make
he passage across the Atlantic both safe ami agreeable hay
ing b3htOOm. smoking rOom drawing piano ana IL
Dfary also experienced stewarie7 ana cat
each steamer The stateroum all deck, tins nsuin
those greatest OF all Injuries at pcicc; ventilation ani
Eight.
CABIN PASSAGE according 10 Sij $G5 and
So. INTEEMFDlATE. so: -IEtKAGI, so
OFFICE NO 70 BlOApWA1. .o.-