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New-York tribune., 1879-11-27
NEW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
ROUND BROOK ROUTE.

FOR TRENTON AND rHILADELPHA .
Leave New York irom station c. H. r. OF " j. foot OF lad
For station corner Ninth and Grecnss at 745 900 1lo
o. m. l3 4:OO- o:3U, 7:l5 IL p On sundays at oao
~; 80, ~ p N. . con ooo ,,,z
For station Third and BeTksss M 600 BOO
g. m: l3O 30 400. 5:3O 7:l5 ON sunday NJ oio
q $50 D.. oo
For Trenton Warren and Tucker ss c3O tf 9oO II
m. i:Iu 40 400 53O 1:lJ, IL On Sunday $40
a $50 p. m. ,.,,,,,, -, 49,, ,,o-t,
From station Phila and Heading kaloa corner in ana
7:3O', l2:lO :to 3uu oiiO,
l2 m SUNDAYS at $50 a. mi o3o II p m IN o %
Berksst- ar 1:iJ, 800 ii a. In I;3O $40
5S0 G:45, Ill5 D On sunday at $50 a. m. iSO p m
denote Pullman cars attaChd % ,--. A..
dayl Gl0 goo iOl5a M; loo 2:!l 45 4:l6. B3l, 500
n m ON sunday 20. 9:lj q. m.; 6lI J. M
made at jersey Ciy station Nv ierIy 10 anu
from Brooklyn Erie Depot at jersey 'yo ,o NJ,
Tickets Tor sale foot Oi Lbertyst, Nos S3' ao VA
a57 broadway, a. the principal hotels Nos. ana Court
ST. and Annex Offce, JEWELS Wharf. BIpOkyn A., -, -,
New-Yotk Transfer Company tDHids Npr,s WI car ,or
and checs baggage from hoel OF resnence 10 AZ
New York and BROOKLYN, and these 0i'e. are IN
couuecfion i'm he Telephone and Law Telegraph
III. p BALDWIN Gen. Pass. Agent
New-York tribune., 1879-11-27
NEw.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER q, 1919

gogical talent finds q particularly effective method OF
makes q point In lecturng interesting to thoughunl
people outside the campus them not be hid under
the college bushel. Publication will ne only nep 10
the professor ana his institution OXFORD ana 1am
bridge still good models
New-York tribune., 1879-11-27

EW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ Leave New York Pier g. North River foot Rector az
Branch, Eatontown and intermediate stations al
400
Leave Sc w York foot Iiberiyst. C. II. r.. ot y. j.; .
s:l5 m-For Farmngdale, Toms River Barnegat anu III
tcrmeiiate stations =, 4. o.u
Side AND FOR ATLANTIC CITY. x,-. -,
400 n n-For Far1ningdale Toms River. Bornegs Tuck
|, II nnnph philahnlnhIl
New-York tribune., 1879-11-27
Nem 1)nblieallons.

NDRE THEURIET'S GREATEST WORK.
N ANGELES FORTUNE .
ANGELES FORTCNF A story Of Real Life BY Andre
Theurict Translated Adapted from the French by May
Sherwood Price 75 cents in paper cover or I'll 20 IN
cloth e.,.
ST. MAUR; AN EARLS WOOlNG. New society
Novel Price 15 cents In or II - In oo'h - 4, ~
sELF-RAISED. and ISHMAEL BY Mrs. r. ~ r. ~
SOuthsorth Morocco cloth. gilt prlce ~ 20 eacn. L., ,,
The ADORE books for safe by dt booksse o' co'
Dc seat at once, prepaid upon reHtttsno price 10
T. b. PETERSON g. OTHERS,
SO6 Ches;nut-sr., Philadelphia. Penn.
A RAREi BEAUTIFUL! VALUABLE !! !!
~ CONTINUOUS and welcome y u holiday BresSn sm
VIII years subscription 10 the model ma1aLne ~.
RESTS MONTHLY. which includes the spi.nVlu aI. III
tir by b. Reinhaidt the beat go OIL picture
ever pnbshed DO not fan splendid December
number .5c post free yearly S3. Address W. JENNlN"o
10 New-1Ork.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-27
TUF ERIE RAILWAY

ERlE KAlLN
Il now known as the NEw-Y0RK LAKE ERIE aod
WESTERN RAILROAD Arrangement Of trims. taking
effect Nov. Il. 1873;
D d. m Cincinnati and Chicago Day Express Drawing
(DavD Fast ST. LOUIS Express, arriving at ualo
a in connecting with trains TO the West and South
west. Pulrnans best Diawingro Sleeping Coaches 10
= D. M (Dalyl Pacific Express for the West Sleeping
Coaches through Ia hufao. Niagara rails, Cincin.
na and Chicago without changei also Hotel Dining
IN. IN. Emigrant train for the West
Trains leave Chambers street Depot. Nev-YOrk, for
Newark O4J, $40. 1880 M S;l, 40 S.2u. Ol0 $50
and ~ midnight Saturday nights only sundavs e:l5
a III. $50 T..
lO2O train stops Rutherford Park only sundays
IL noon, li0, s. 5jO 4iO. 5lO 5U, 6lO $50, X 10 NJ.
~ midnight; Sundays d. $50, 1920 a. M ii5. $50 m,
patterson & tis 7.5O s4O TO- 1920 1880 a. No. ~ noon
i5 g $40 $50 4:2O. si0 D. 5:iO 500. 5JO. 6ilO, e3
?S9 I0p NJ, ana ~ mdnigh' SUNDAY q. $40. sl6.
suifern q, 75O 1920 l45, 800. 5. clio, p. m, l2
mdn ght sundays. o. $780, lO20 q. M. li5, ESQ., p m.
~ midnight
Warwick. 1850 q. m- 430p m
Newburg and Cornwall 100 a. in. $3.50. i30 0p m. sun
iondout and Kingston a. m $3.50 p m Sundays $50 A.
Goshen g. 7jO o. lO:2O m, a;3O $500 l;sO .. m sun
days, q. $50, 1920 \. $50, 7
Middietown. 1850. - 1920 m. 800. $3.50 D. M sun
$780, lu;2O a. 6:3u T. The a. u.
train connect with Newiork and Oswego Midland Rail
port Jervs 700, q, 1920 a. m, i.3O g. 7 D. m sundays
$40 lu:2u a. M 4, t;30 aud p. m.
NOIE-1- leave .s quarter oi ana quarter after each
hour f.Om O:i5 a. M 10 oi0 p m ana al liao and lli5
Tickets for passag AMI for apartments In Drawing
aud SLEEPING Coaches hc obtained orders for the
checgng transfer Of be- left az tho Com
CONTEST, brooklyn or at thn Companys DcpOts.
Express from the west arrive Ia NewIorx 1928
:" '' JNo u ABsUTT. GEM Pass'r Ast New York
New-York tribune., 1879-11-27
RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD !Dd D:-,

RALTlMORE AND OHIO nalIIhOaD -,
ID Leave New.York from foot OF DesbrosseB ana Cort
landtats ,, ,,.,.,.,i
Chica 10 and West Richmond Charleston
and the south Pullman from Baltimore to Ne"ark'
Ohio, Pittsbuig and Chicago - , - 49,,
p for WASN'T gton and the West Pullman cars rom rum
York and Washington, making cOsc cDn
necons for Iitfsburg Cincinnati. Indianapolis L"usvo
and LoEs Through Pullman cars baltimore 10 Chein
natl and ST. LOUIS . .,,. ,.u
1900 m daily Washington. the South and West Poll
man sseperS from NewYork Baltimore and Washington
for Chicago Cincinnati Indianapo
lis Louisville Louis. Columbus ptsbuTg the south and
Southw,s Pnl from Baltimore 10 Cncin
natl connects Washington with trains for LynohDnIg
Florida New. orleans and the South - - 49,
For through tickets pease cal az Companys Dlnce olo
ticket Orce-, foot oi
and DE sse ~sts. and Depot Jersey CITY. . -.
HOUND TRIr TICKETS TO KANSAS, NEBHAshA
New-York tribune., 1879-11-27

PPARATUS and FURNITURE of all kinds
~ schools academies colleges and halle send for
Iogue. ,KEii, PRATT & co. lac and la Grandsr NY
WILLIAMS COLLEGE. - Catalogue for
w 1879 r'ady VIII be sci free TO Alumni Of the
College and student preparing college.
full information as Ia entrance of study
scholarships &c Apply 10 Professor T. H. sAFFOkD. Libra
rian. WnlamstOwn, berkshire County. Mass.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-27

" VIA THE FALL RIVER LINE,
For limited tickets Mammoth palace BRS
Toll and Providence leave New.York daily including
Sundays from Pier North River foot of
rayst Leave Brooklyn, 400 p mi Jersey city. 4:20
vim
New-York tribune., 1879-11-27
CIIRISTMAs NUMBER OF ST. NICHOLAS

The December (Chrstmas) 1T. NICHOLAS has been de-
layed until December l. will be the largest and mcsr
any magazine for boys and girls pub
hed containing than hundred pages and ninety
five pictures.
This will contain twelve short stones by j. t.
TROw BRIDGE, WASHINGTON GLADDEN., J. W. DE
FOREST MAURICE THOMPSON, SARAH WINTER
KELLOGG others also the first chapters OF Serial
sto v by LOUISA NJ ALCOTT and the second nstalmcnt
capital serial for the boys by WILLIAM OsTODDARD
10 run some months JOHN GREENLEAF WHITTIER
contributes long poem while LUCY LARCoM and MARY
MAPES DODGE also represented in verse. There is
Christmas Play for Festivals by EDWARD EGGLEsrONi
an illustrated paper THORVALDsEN and an account
with twelve pictures dongs of NewYork Tel
egraph Boys
For sale y book and newsdoaers Price, s3 90 year 25
number.
SCRIBNER & CO., New-York.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-27
&I TO BOSTON
gp i VIA THE OLD RELIABLE
SInNI\EIlN LINE

The elegant steamers MAsSACHJ sETTs and RHODE
ISLAM leave Pier SO NotI river oot Of Jay ST.
D. m, daily INCLUDING SUNDAYS.
Special rsclass United tickets good only for the trip
which they issued bOth boat ain specified
n each ticket sold this line from NewA ork Boston
fOr 81.
sIaterooms and tickets Nos 303 307 7sJ ana
pa Iroadway at Metropolitan and Efth Avenue Hotels
NewYork ana az 333 Waslngons brooklyn. are
also sold Al al principal hotels and ucketoeos and Offices
OF WesicOtt Express co.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-27
gteambcais ano Railroads.
IRANY BOATs-PEOPLE's LINE.

DREW and ST JOHN leave Pier No al North River:
foot Of canas. every week day P M ccnnse,nE ast
A"u H"'@ S'"'o"'"' ~ w -IVERFTT. President.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-27
Go Onom II alap Concern

LOR ADOPTION-A beautiful healthy girl
Daby of Anglo American Parentage one month old will
Kudness. Address, Tribune Once. stating resi-
dence and where an interview De had
New-York tribune., 1879-11-27
RED STAR LINE-FOR ANTWERP.

RED SIAR LlNE-fOh AM w EhI.
Sailing every 10 days alternately from Philadelphia anl
landing within few hours ride OF the
inportan ptlnis OF interest on the Continent
SW ITZhRLAND FHIDAY Dec mDer D, 10 a m.
For passage other information apply 70
PETER WRIGHT & SONS, General Agents.
307 Walnut-Ht., Philadelphia 62 Broadway, New YORK
JOHN MCDONALD, Agent, Battery place. New-IOrS.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-27
Ocean 5icamcrs.

4 MEXICAN LINE for QUEENSTOWN and
~ LIVERPOOI.-Ony TRANSATLANTIC Line uuaer me
AMERICAN FLAG. Sailing every Thursday from Phlla-
deips and every Wednesday from Liverpool Extra sligs
alternate Wednesdays. from Philadelphia alternate satur-
days from Liverpool
New-York tribune., 1879-11-27

on and after Nov. 10 lSlH.
Express Trains via Desbrosses and
lsndt street Ferries as iOlOwsi
l3O; 1870. s20. TO limited IL a. m; 80 4tO O.
7:Ju, $50 y. sunday s3O and 9 ), 1880
$50 ami 10 An express train leaves NewY York daily
cept sunday at 100 running through via Trenton and
Camden.
Boats Of Brooklyn with all through trains
jersey CITY. aordng speedy and direct transfer for
BROOKLYN travel.
Returning. trains leave West Philadelphia 12:Ol, 800
845. Z, 7;3,. s. $50 ami IL a Oime Exp,sa l:SO D.
IN lao =, =, 5;5, and 15 m ON sunday, l2Ul, S20
$40 500 and s:50 1. 1885 Leav ePhiladepha via
Camden $3.50 IN daily except sunday.
Ticket OficesNOs. t26 aud 9il broadway, No Astor
House ami foot Of Desbosses and Cortndsts No Court
ia ll6 and 10 HudsOn.@t. Hoboken Depot Jersey
City. Enigrant Ticket Office No. Battery place.
THOMSON. J..
General Manager. Genl Passenger Ayr
New-York tribune., 1879-11-27
FIRST poARp-1OIo O'CLOCK A. NJ.

Bur @ R & y lst
2M .pOas
Ches 4 Ohio let
Series B
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hic Is & q 70
In l2IIl I'M l21
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IN. .llsL
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Purt ON Receipts
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Lake shore % con
Kezi tered
IN. .lllL
Boston n & + lst
lOM j04
AN ,OuLh'n lst "
iM..57
Har LIST NJ 7s Coup
IN. .l24ii
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Mar q Gin lst
IN. lU2ls
" estsrn Pac Bonds
IN. 100 lSM. 100 4
$40 Kan ~ Tex & a
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Pac Il. Of Mo. lst
lM.lOiH
Kan Pac Inc No 10
2M ~
Kan / a. 1st 1s
Leaycnw'tli Bnch
with Coup Cert
3M. 500
&C s. | Central lst
Tr Co cert a.sen
supplementary
4A...s6 jM. ..-0 L
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81 J. ID Nm coup
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et l. * Sn Fran I'd
I'd Class Is
2O,f. SO
Mobile & o lst Deb
5M. 63
Lchigh 6 W-B In
on 81
Adams Express
II los llo5. lO5
L : Express
100 81 ~
American Express
2j.. SO so. 80
New-York tribune., 1879-11-27
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JFRsEY

Tralua leave Englewood Closef. Pcimon aud Nyack
T. $40, 80, m l. B. i5O. b.an $40 $50. 1880 D. M
Sundays ga N. aud $50 m. 1ha ll3O D. train Will
leave 20 minutes alter saturday niehts
Manuel spring Valley and MOnsey z $50 1850 M
JNO. y. ABBOTT. Genl Passr Agt, New.Yark-
New-York tribune., 1879-11-27
5tcamboals ano Railroads.

Steamboats, an6 Railroads.
TOR RONDOUT and KINGSrON.-Landiug
j at Cozzens west Point Cornwall Nevburg Marlboro,
Milton POughkecpse Esopus, connecting with Uster and
Delaware Waikiki Valley Railroads. Steamboat "a MLS
~ BALDWIN and HOMAS COKN ELL leave DAILY at
n M pier 81 North River. foot Of iairsonst.
Except saturday. when ThOma, Cornell leaves at
I EUIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
IL ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS, March
80 1879 dc foot OF C0randt and Desbrossessts
100 p IN for Eastou, Bethlehem. Allentown, Reading
Mauch Chunk HazeOn MahanOy City, Ashland. wilkes
barre Scranton end Tunkliann0ck.
8:3i n m, Night Express daily for EastOn. Bethlehem
Attention. Mauch Chunk. Wilkesbarrc Elura, Ithaca.
Geneva Auburn. Rochester. Buffalo, Tails aud the
West. Pullman sleeping cuarhes attached.
EOD'T SAYRE, Supt and EDg'r.
General Eastern ONCE corner Church aud COrandtsts.
CHAS IA. CUMMINGS. Agent
IL LII AA
New-York tribune., 1879-11-27
CHARLES SCRIBNERS SONS
PUBLISHED Yesterday
THE CONFLICT OF CHRISTIANITY WITH
HEATHENISM.

f.TfT y
Ecbert c. smyth c. j. H. Ropes One VOL crown
svo. 81 80.
This volume describes with extraordinary vyldness ana
spirit the religious al condition Of the lagan Mo'
the rise and spread Of Christianity It's connct the
age of ancient Church with equal spirit ees
and incisiye power.
II.
ALONG THE WAY.
A volume Of short Poems by MARY MAPEs DoD'E Eu-
or of -, Nicholas" one vo square limo, 81 O0 extra
cloth, 81 90.
II will be no great surprise those who are
with Mrs DOdges charming verses in ST NlChol.Ao ~
Younger readers md that poetry of higher . ~
ish The comnass II her pen poems I'm this little vol
characterized 10y all the ease ana gsoe % as
her lighter productors but display maturity OF .nuE
We'll as strength of feeling places them In far mgne
rank. 80,
THE SERPENT CHARMER.
Tale OF the Indian Mutny BY LOUIS ROUsSELEI'
auhor of Inda its Native Princes" Translated fom
the French by Mary Hautevlle. one VOL crown evo
extra cloth. numerous illustrations 50 90.
Louis Roussect author Il India and its Naive Princcsa
the most superb volume ever
issued IN this couny has written book or boys te soee
which is ad IN India IL unies the interest OF one o tno
most thrilling episodes the history of British INDIA win
description the habits and lie OF those strange beings, e
serpent charmers.
JUST PUBLISHED;
THE LETTERS OF CHARLES DICKENS.
Edited by his sisternLaw and ms Eldest Daughter win
several fac similie Letters. vols l2mo. S3
Paris OF as correspondence record Dckens experience
from dsy with the minuteness of diary lnouu.e
gethcr letters such revelation of the man as not
ing could give Well ana as might make substitute
for any biography.
These books sale by all booksellers or VIII De
sent. prepaid. receipt Of price by
CHARLES sCRlBNER'S SONS.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-27
CENrRAI. RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.

" Ferry station in New-York, foot Of Liberty st.
Ferry Station Brooklyn foot of Fnionst IeweIs Wharf
Commencing g. 1sSg-Traius leave NewfOrs iDOt Oh
Iiherty.st. follows:
ESQ n. m.-FOr Femington, Last0n, BelVlhere Maurn
Chunk, Tamaqua Wilkesbarre, EmiIa. &c Connects at
Junction with D., l.. and W. H. II
$40 m For iIeh Brdge Rranch Fa-ton Harrisburg
Mauch Chunk, Tamaqua, Wlkesbarre, scranton williams
port, Sc. ,.
1890 and 4:30 p mFor som,rville and tIeminstn n
D. m Pennington, EsstOn, Mauch Chunk I1maqns
wis sesbarre. Scranton 1unkhannOck. Iamaqua, Hazeoh
Reading. POtisville. Harrisburg &c ..,,-- ,
Mauch Chunk. - ,,,-,..-
$50 p M daily-F0r Eason Allentown aud Harrisburg.
Emira. &c. Connects at Junction for d. L. anu W. H. H.
7iJ y. m.-For EasiOD.
Fo trains e. local points time. tables az stations.
sUNDAY TRAINS-cave at s:iJ a. ~ p IN. for Bound
III Ook and intermediate stations aud at 53O D. m Tor hston
Allentown Reading and Harrisburg. ...,.
Boats rOOklvn and Ere Annex make connec'ion
CITY to ami from Brooklyn and Erie Depot
jersey City.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-27
EUIUN ITN 70.
" UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS,
s.InNNN IINERnOOI.

FOR OUEENsTOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
Leaving Pier 80. y. X loot OF King ST.
WYOMI Nti u tSDAY Dec. 2, 7:3O a m.
NEVADA -. TT ESDAY. Dec. 16. 1880 n. IN
WIsCONSI \ .Tu kSDAY, Dec 23. D. m.
MONrAN y A. ......... .TU UESDAY, Dee 80. . m
- These steamers are bult OF OD IN waier-tght com
parments furnished with every requisite TO MAKE
the passage both agreeable nav
inR hath room, smoking drawingt0om. piano ulI
library also experienced surgeon sewaidess ana caterer on
all upper deck. thus insr
ing those greatest Of ali luxurcs at sea- perfect ventilation
and light -. a. - ,
CABIN PASSAGE according stateroom $50. $50 and
slOO INTERMEDIATE. $40 STEERAGE at low rates
OFFICE. No. 20 BROADWAY. ,..,o.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-27
ITO PHILADELPHIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
Sixteen Through Trains daily, three depors in
philadelphia, two IN New-YOTk
Double Track. the improved Equipment and the
Fastest Time consistent with absolute safety.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-27

~ AGENCY Introduces 20 colleges schools and families
superior profesors prncpaS assistants tutors gov.
Tor department Of instruction
schools 10 parents Call address Miss NJ YOUNG.
American and Foreign Teachers Agency % uaye
New-York tribune., 1879-11-27
PKOVIDENCE LINE for freigbt only.

7
Steamers Electra Gantea leave Pier 30 North River
foot Of WaTenstl daily, except sundayA at m for
Providence direct Freight Via either line TAX lowest
j. w. fILKIN- u. \. BABCOCk,
Gen. Pass.Agent pTesldeAI
New-York tribune., 1879-11-27

National Linc.-From (ncw) Pier 80, North II.
lN--FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.---
g. n. ENGLA y ID. Dee. o. 1890
LONDON tNIctorIa Docksi.-
GREECE. ...-. Nov. 20 a N. CANADA. Dec 10 =. m
CABIN $40, 80. Drafts from I'll
upward issu at very low rates C9panys oocs Nos 80
ana 1a r,rnadwaY. j. w. j. II L RsT, Manager
New-York tribune., 1879-11-27
NEW-YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAI

These frstcass steamships sail regularly at from
Pier No 3. NORTH River as fOlOwsi
SANTIAGO De CO BA. capt FOoe sat. Nov. 20.
CITY VERA Cruz. capt Nansice We'd, Dec 10
surpa-se) For freight Orpasage apply
To WILLIAM L. CLYDE & co. No. 50 Brosdway.
IAW1ON BNOS Agenis In HAVANA.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-27
FREEHOLD and NEw-YORK RAILWA,
Hrrur 1rncrv co1frurpN RAILWAY.

Connection. Leave foot OF Libertyst TOT ffeehou !"
S:l5. lli5 A. M, 4, 5l5 D. M
New-York tribune., 1879-11-27

York, OF IIbertV
south AmbOy Red Bank Long Branch Ocean Grove &C.
s Is. ll:i5 m. 1:lj. 4. 5:l5 D. M ~ . ,,,.,rar Or.
stage connection and from KEYPOKT at Mata"dh Bun
New-York tribune., 1879-11-27
NTORyICU LINE to ROSTON FARE ON
ONE DOLLAR TO BOSTON,


~ DOLLAR for special limited tickets. Steamers ieay
Pier 40. North River daily Including sundays at 45U
A..,r Innnnn Rn.fn Mnrre sfer. N
New-York tribune., 1879-11-27
ipERJAI GFRNAN MAIL,

MPEKIAI WENNTNN WAIL.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD -
STEAMS' IL LISE BETWEEN y NEW-YORk,
SOUTuAMI'IOS AID BREMBN. -
MOSET......Sat Nov. - DONAU sat Dec. -
Gen WEsD!.Is sat. Dec Dec ~
RATES OF PASSAGE from NEW.NOhK TO SOUTHLAND.
TON, uAVRE OR BREMEN.
FIRST CABI ~. 800 SECOND CABIN 500
STFEltAGE $50.
Return tickets reduced Prepaid steerage cern
cafes. so
steerage tickets all points IN the scnth Of ENGLAND $50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-16

the matinee this afternoon and has purchased the tickets
tt,tng Vt will be- to mel ON, uira~c. tor my dear hus-
lru ~ aud INV avn sake. bring irun s.
Will do any thiug can you you vuur visits
to NV house. Give euuulimruts to YOUR DAUGHTERS
Annie aud COtcnc. Tell teni say mny God bless aud
protect them Yours. most Wretchedtv
ATLANTA. ia. Dec. 7. 1919 ErrE ErnrRinGK.
Tho following postal card. testified to by Mr.
Spinks. was next read:
Dear husband. gooi-hy Forgive me II you can am
gone. Your VIE for the last time.
Next was read the following unfinished letter.
ArLsNrA Ga
Wv nARtNC tirsn,Sn. call Won Nv thai nlur or Tho
last time un tnftu furfiNt me Know YOU cauuot nor
dc AK volt Little did Nnu or dream that We wrr
tiu1 each other an eternal farewell. aud might have
known Nou-
ATLANTA. June ia sensation was created
in the Ilill murder cnse to-day 10y the statement
of n woman that Simmons told her that Hill
caught him with his wife one night and that he
bought him OF with ten-dOllar bill This WIS
ruled out hy the Judge as hearSay evidence.
The State did not succeed in proving Mrs. II y
intimacy with other men than the two mem
toned Yesterday. aud everywhere that she ap-
prnrs in to-day's testimony simmons went with
her and carried her. 1t WIS proved that Iill
took his wife out OF town. and that Simmons
pursued her into the country,
The opinion In favor Of Hill is daily strength
cning, Hnd II IL now universally believed that
he will not be convicted A great many mar
ried men OF good reputation arc being brought
into the case and 1t is creating great excitement
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-16
1ROmBRInGh,s srORT.
The Wnnderln aud Decrptions of One OF the
Famous LoomIs Gang.

OswEGo June l4.-Duane Trowbridgc, II
relic OF the Loomis gang. who was lodged in
Jail here nst night. tells n strange story. lie
says h" was discharged from the Kingston. Ont
penitentiary on the 9th of May. came hero on
a steamer. q dunk and was left. Tint he WINS
going under the uame oi Charles Baker aud
was admitted suh-rqunntiyps son who had
returned after twoutY-ivr years absence.
Young Baker. he snys, llrst claimed him ns a
lruth"r and took him home. but he told the old
folks that hr was u hud man and not u bee trust
ed, but they believed him tn Doe their son. and
would not he cunV 'cd 10 the contrary. After
h" visited tn" Lpomis place at HiEglnsNille.
OnridA County where. h. says there nr' great
changes. Hethinks the Loomi-cs have uhnn-
donrd their old habits. lie claims % have EN-
listed in the war iu tine Louisiana Tigers and
lost an "yo 10 the rebel service. Aftorwurd he
joined the Twelfth Connecticut. aud WIS shot
through IN" luug. and tucn consumpt ion set in.
He is committed for trial.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-16

New York--especinlly II he insists upon TIVE
rules which the Jockey Club DOES not observer
1st-That every horse be gnlloped In front %
the stand before the race; for no intelligent
betting can DO made on horse unless his con-
ditlon ut the moment OF the race hns been seen.
2l-That the nnmes Of the Jockeys be printed
on the programme. This il Simple Justice to
III" rider. and protection to the pubic. poor
,r tr..krv jorNrv wnull soon obtain reputa-
tom whion V.ud prevent any l"~s Of money
up.n Nh. or-.s %" may be- riding. On tho
oticr hand. :hr unme Of a good Jockey might
cons .drrably affect tho odds in betting. BY the
o. srrvance OF this rulr in Europe. incidents
like the Spendthrit-Dan Sparkling one would
ho made impossible. as the fact OF the best
jockey Of n stable riding a certain horse would
Indicate that that horse was intended to win.
The rule rs TO declaring which OF the horses OF
one owner is designated for winner is a good
one; but such declaration is OF value only to
the betting ring not to the mass OF the people.
whom it seldom reaches. yet who frequently
wager heavily among themselves. RrooLo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-16

An order Of arrest in n civil suit instituted
before Judge Pratt by Supervisor Phelps oil New Rochelle
against cN-suieryi,or Goo Alderman 10 3d.
$50 the amount Of his deficiency served recently hy
adrptN shrlu MI Achtrnhu wa. taken 10 the She r.
~ office. where he glfWD bail and released
lls huudsmrs are Frank NJ AckormHu. his brother and
partner m ihe liquor business and john lndcrhul
secretary uf tie Mc-trhp .ttr Fire Insurance COMPANY
After the arrest Mr. AckermAn said that he could pay
only ~ ul0 Of his dencicnev ls tour hond.n"n io
be- suvI Tor SluNoi, lle amount NJ their Inability. BE
sides transferring some Of ms property. l.. Tumpkius
at the lolisnVu has conveyed his uuU. nan inter
e.t IN a dry guois store in Sew Rochelle tu one
Of hls clerks. who transferred 1t 10 Mrs TomIkts
who has the other huii Interest Mr. IumpkWs Is rr'
cclyrr Of the hrukru New Rochelle savings Bank, and n
is snid that application 70 be- nude 10 the Attorney
SIR, AcNcrman Is on the bond Tor tlnup Thomas TO-
Dsbruw. who Is the bond for slOUn has uuuhcd tlu
Attorney General that be- desires a. be- released uurnd
Roth who l. one Mr. Ackcrmau's bondsueU Is on Mi
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