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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-02-27
Learning 10 Save.

The first thing TO be learned BY n
boy or young man, or any one else
having the least ambition 10 become
n useful tuemlrur of society, is The
babit Of saving. No matter If boy
or gill has wealthy parents. escb
sh ould tavc. If for no other reason
tha n that riches are ~eil known "tu
tako TO themselves wings and hy
away Few arc 40 well.to-do ms 10
TO secaro against poverty and want
In this country il 10 Dotoriously true
| that the children of The wealthy
classes arc ofton niserAbly poor
while the men of large means a
mong rs, re rue, commenced life
without other Advantages than hab-
ITS of industry coupled with iho dis
position to save.
1t is especially important that the
clildros ci people in moleri,o cir
cuinstances and Of tho poot should
learn to take care of the money thoy
get. a boy who is earning fifty
cents. sevonty five cents. or dol
lar II day, should manage TO save II
portion of 1t, If possible. II he can
lay by only twenty-'iyo cents week,
let him sayo That. it duseut n.
mount to mnch, it il ouly thirteen
/ dollnis year, bnt IL ia worth saw
! ing 1t is better than wasted bet
ter sarci than fooled away for to-
hacco or beer, or any other worth
less or useless article or object.
But tue best thing aboat it. is that
tho boy who saves thirteen dollars q
year on very meagre SALARY ac.
quires a habit OF taking caro- of his
money which will be OF tho utmos,
value to him.
The reason why working,nan Ms a
class do not get ahead faster--aro
not more iudepeudent-is that they
have LEANED to save their earnings.
1t does not matter n great deal
whether q man receives salary of
n dollar Gay or FIVE dollars, il he
gets rid Of it all during the week, so
that there is nothing left Saturday
night he will not get iich very IA
pidly But the individual who re-
ceives cue dollar per day and is able
to savo twenty cents, or the one get
ting five Dollars who is careful TO
lay up dollar, is laying up some.
thing for n rainy day.
Young people who expect TO Ia.
Dor with their hands for what they
may have OF this worlds goods.
who have 10 ambition or wish TO
become professional men. oilcc-
holders on speculitors, shonld by
all means acquire habits Of economy
and learn to save. SO surely as they
Il, .lhiaA a., -sarals. ..--;ll 49, -.
,innhte, 80 surely will they bo IN Il
situation 80 ask no special Favore.
Every man wan.s TO learn TO lool;
out for himself, and to rely upon
himself Every miu needs to feel
that he is the peer Of every ttlor,
and he cnnnot do il If he is ptnnIless.
Money is power, and those who
have it exert wider influence than
tho destitute. They are more indo-
pendent. Hence il should ba the
ambition of every young man to nc
qnire, and to do this ho must learn
10 save. This is the first lesson to
be learned, and the youth who can
not master il will never have any
thing. Ho will bo u meuial, Il de-
, pendent.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-02-27
A Natural Telephone.

On the auth ority Of Col. Talcott,
Who vouches for the truth Of the
matter. there is q certain point on q
ridge high up on Kearsarge Noun
tain where can be heard the rumble
Of trains on the Southern Pacific
RAILROAD as thoy cross the range Ia
the west Of Mohave. 40 miles dis
tant. There is a regular daily train
passing at 1890 o'clock, and upon
reaching the place at this hour the
noise Of tue train is heard AZ stated.
Il is curious thing in nature. but
scarcely more wonderful than some
of the mountain echoes we read OF,
nor more iuoomprshensibls than
lsts schisvsneuls 81 soiepoe u tel'
ophoped, pqq6ttphe and nxga'
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-02-27
TO g & r y.
- - -
MersY's Plea.
Br ". .. eavrstg.


ssu,iest thou sinfsi soa' redeem,
xud lead tho crriug back 10 Goi; q
A Asusrdisn angel wouldf thou rsem.
IA ON. who long 10 gaik hath teJ
q, Kindly 20 him, take hts brad. +
And gently press II In yoar own.
And nv his side q brother siani.
rll thou the demon siro detbrone
n. sir, is human. and wiu yicli.
Iiks snow beneath the tortiI ray Z. r
a,d his strong hcsrt. tho dcabiy s,eelcd,
wlato the words Of love give way
ne had mother J and he felt
A mothers kiss upon bis cheek
And BIZ her knees ut evening knelr.
TIE prayer Of ionoccuce 10 speak
A mctssr 4. AZ. and who shall saS,
though leep In sin 10 a ow msy be,
That spirit may net wake To-day,
Which flled hios at her ssistei knee.
"a suit 40 utter e'er became
Bat mid !, we some good might fad.
Aud Virtue. through the deepest shane.
Sill ieeb.y light ibe larscst wial.
seorn not the guilty, then. hut plead
With him, in kindest genilest inoni,
That thou the s,rayed one back may lead
To hope, to Heaven. and TO God
Thou ART tthysclf but mortal thou
As prone, Perchance, to fail as he
Then ''mcrcy to the faalen show.
That mercy may be shown to lhce! !"
vx.u.nsss,z,-zr.1s.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-02-27

Tho pncihc Cxpress west ca L 10 hsggod a'
McVeytosua q ~ u, IN. and th Atlantic Ex-
press east at - u. m.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-02-27

Dips'r Ksow WHAT KILLED HI,

VIHN 7 hNUN NHAT hfHLNP hHf"
A good aud grave joko i told on
comical Irishmam In this city VIII .
was sent down in'o q well hy mag
i-trate who sought to hold AN in-
quest upon the body of u colored man
who had f,Iien inio tho we'll aud who
Was supposed to BIO dead. The
lrishmaa carried down arope and
instead Of Tying IL around tho body
Of the negro tied Il around h's neck.
Ho was hauled up, but the corsncf's
Jury wsrs unable b say whether tho
negro wss kiile4 BY tho fallsr diea
fvoa! sasssssIs'iss' 1 1ksspkis A.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-02-27

II was a very honest old Dutch
Judge in Schoharie county who lis
tened for several hours to the argu,
tnsnts OF counsel aud tleu said |:
"Dis case ban been ferry ably argu'
ell on both sides, aud dsre have been
some ferry nice poiuts Of Law
brought up shall dake dree days
u eoh,ldSr thooe polnts, bpl ] shell
&ea 4 4 q2 Il - blelui'9| s !
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-02-27

,ly.rsi~inz Rates.
,...,,r' 'o,,c year. $4,000
D. s',, ,, snlunn. ono year, 5000
nr'n. -, column. one yoar, 1900
s'1'',aare 'r sa,,are 40 liHes) I insertion 20
Vas - additional insertion. 5ol
hs,..yonnl and Bl,sincss cards OF
fIo's,,, y, moro shan lines, per year, BOO
s;,nr nn." Executor, Administrator
and Assignee Notices, 25o|
editorial notices per liifc, !5l
h",y IN advertisements for n shorter re
-, .Snn one year are payable at the
rlm iI'''s , ,l,cy are ordered, and IL not paid
~ s,','s ncrson ordering them will be lreld
,sssprcnsibie s for the mcnsv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-24
DECIsIONs-IAN n

Sapreme Court ChdmbOs-Bv Judge Barrett
FAMED at Fa6x ,g GeHGa lane an
plant dismissed Bachach agt LewsMoton granted aud
pany-NcCond frla allowed costs Of this appeal smith
III ~, 0miin GaIieG Merriam az iani ~ f
matter Of JanzenDrnurr,r sustained aud dschsrge grant
comIa1@ oa,, GOWN sEi vinsI Soiiaa rr7nie~
costs can abse the Runk agt. PETERS Wright at
Beck.-Rcports confirmed CorNn agt. Wng.-Aouon
Nudon cIahted nut costs can aie The event i'ruan az
I'unry -prci"e Snd md receiver appointed faz"r .,
fee, sn O costs of opf~i i'. in.ior Fe,iro ~i.on
Company aet Le'y.-lhe defendants labels ought 10 be
r'5 a. 1nos 80 ina ,ne 'IniI gs 1lGG eu 10
opened ~ payment o. u4l er costs OF motion and d-ii
cacn 20 stand AS secI!,y and s,s To- be paid ~ i've days or
Motion dGny WIN cg's Morrison AZ ''arl ana
ms NAV he stayed pending appeal Gardiner az whpple
suspended Doocv AIT ROYAL Baking Powder Company
,''u ~ a. ~ l1r.S '''i. ne oirI % r
costs
BY Judge Donohue-I.s as Eus-ProOf Of service not
So>c,ai 1erno-By Judge Van vorst-Tarben ACT. West
C,rcat~TaC' i~By JldEe DSuohuc.-Focr ctal art
C,rctut-I4rt JIf-Bv Judge uuuUhuc.-r Continental "a
tona Baak agi Townsend ctc-Not prepared according
Common P,eas-Soecial Ton,-Bv Judge Larremore
signed
Murine Coari-C hambcry-By Judge Sheridan
Ansona Brass and Copper Company agt Conner order
had better be settled upou notice 10 Is o'hoI soc you
purpose. SCHNEIDER aG Jhhorn Motion granted with =
Mcdonald agt Scott Motion granted Furl- aGt
Motion granted with { costs Jacob AIT Harms
granted tiOll~trlI at Harms
~trau~brrgcr ntoU-
dismissed Russell agt la- IIoccenuSs STAYED Bennett
aCt ThorUc Mott D. grained d,faglt opened EIh' a.
PcrIsten chWcnt vacated ana 81 aside LINN aet hop
Ping. Henry mccarthy appointed receiver Jansen az.
Carr granted: ndIurut allowed M0ltI ar'
dismissed TiJ arrest vacated IaIlhih
act Wachrr-i ftaclW,Lt vacated. Foster agt htAp
Gocev Frankfort Mattlagr az Moore ~nsaenrI at
-;tuaaldt & afiu Berger NouailarS dgi IA INN
Goddard od stuart HON a-l Ma"
Ztr.. orders entered and fl'd NEg NaIOldl blh as
Adams .-Atts churut Dissolved
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Cfeur5lCn5.
IlFTROpOIITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY
III ---N -L---M IN u L = y :.

vi CPFN lEpN '5u s.. 4. ~ L. T. =.
tIt'TJI- l:I..i-\r,I'si ptin' os al street l'-t'
ARD tOni-.r- with cats ior south ltfry-
col tiLANDI NLEI-Ncarr-r point lor I.r-'r CTS ana
COMM fiaIAr i,rlI,~ 49,, - a.
P,I: arrest roiu' Posi- Office cry ili' And
i.a,. .sv street FERRY 10 lioIuFrH. -...
lINHRI.E-- TrEI-N,,r,st pcnt ior 'avon.' and Lie
Railway Ferry.
FEANEfl N-~IIEIT- r. ,r
t,< U-fi:i No.rrst point fpr Ur-hrIsc' ere't i'rIy
ird connects fA CATE fII bt-'io '> am
,-t rand street trIrr-. ..f
81 itf.l.i IEELI-LOunects with cars Tor Last anu
V.-r
ruIiru ~TRFT.r-Near--t point FOX christopher street
nam. tp Hobo, -n connecting With Gals iOr christopher
and b tsf tenth street Icfi.c-.
r9 tfl.t -IEt1- N,arr~t point 70 Union -qul.
VsI3,A- and itrrum Theatres Academy NJ Mu-lr. 1T
wing lnd IlrimIuv Halls. n'cins win cars ioi Li''
1r..f.t. fftrii IuI-ts fourth street ltillts
TrrT..T. THIRDS TEEEI Nearest point Z" Booths, -
Iut- and PARK Theatres. Grand opera House. "uunir
Dtrf,u Masonic Temple, and Twenty tlirl street
ryl ill rIIIsIj-fprI Eli Scar-st point 10 standard
Eo,,4wnv and riith Avenue THEATRE Aquarium ahd
San Il.l-cO Mnstrtls connecting WIKI 'a4 4o' We
Lawkru Ferry. .., - ,...i. .r-.,.
f.r rupsuv = cab. !0r Grand tcntI4! Depot
FIFIIFIIl -9TEEEl- .,.......t q. 81.
iEIGH ~rBEFT-Nearest point ior CcnliA. f"fA
rnuur,rue with tars OF Bent Line railroad.
Flg uptoWu traln- take east side stations.
For IowufuWn trains take west -lr -fdtilAS
FARF 10 lEcrpi between tli- hours of J-O 10
-5Oa NJ. and o o. L.. wien The fare j. . ttHl-
'' NO. 'WM. q. GARRISON. 4rcsIdeAt
" VAN BEOCKLIN Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-24
cn1.NrrRrEITERs " COUET

An examination was to have been held yes
terdAy before Uaited state, Commissioner l. q ke@Nby'
at Newark. in the case OF Henry C. Cole VINO was d.
rested on Friday night AFFIDAVIT made oy Henry
T. Curtis an officer II the United states Secret Service
Coe is charged with conspiracy with Charles WINE
alas Urich Of scotch Plains. y. j. 10 have piae en-
rr.ved for the printing Of one hundred dollar United
satr- IccateudeI notes upon nble paper ltIuduirhN
obtained from the Government and 20 pu the notes DID
circulation The affidavit further al eyes that Cole fur
liz cd U.r'cn the money 10 MAKE tue pate.
Vs. B. Guild ire counsel ION Cole. after consultation
with him SAID mat he had mad no opportunity :" con-
st win lis client until that morning HuC WOIl move
mar tine examination be waved. Nj keIshv SAID that
there was ro desire the part OF The Government 20
l.~r-s the matter and he would place 20 before the
United states Grand jury now IN session dJ litA o
Cole was th. IcmaudCd 20 The E~,o% County jan
INCH vas also brought before OouMI--ir''r 8,"N'
aul. waving am examination, was token pIrA To I"I
totl- man apparently MY years oi az. Ntu " re-
Ir4rFtbv intelligent face. He "oTc -'c-I 't''I
over his eye: shoulders are hen;, ana A' n"f AZ
lnousiache are iron gray. II vas perfectly ~cilo~
sv,~ru during the examination is VIC t.i '.'-fH N
blessed woman, about forty years "a "=t' wac i'"
at examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-24

S,rEtNr CorEr-CHtVEEEs- Barrett. J-Nos r. - -
= - o.. Jos. il5. 100 l5@ iji loo l51 100 I3 1870
2uI. 49, lji -Ji, $50. -,, -. --., "a, p,
GENERAL TERM DAVIS. T. g.. and Brady and lucIls ~
Nos Z. O.. g. lU H. l., lJ (, ~ p, =, - 80 = ~ a.
49, 80 d.. j3 81 C 65, a. IT, $50 - "A, -, 49, =, - -
-
SPECIAL rrRH-I1wrence. I'D murrers-Nos 10 y. :.
Law and Fact.-Aos 7"2. 80. 81. 81 -. - -
SID - 49,. 30 10 81 zoo en go "a G2i. 100 30
80, go. -.-. ~, ~. 400.
CIEctii-PAEr f-Uon0hue. Short C9uses-Nos 2--+.
4"-~ i5u5. -o-l 3~-, aO 4+"}, ++Ni 4i"2 - ia
44t5 1879 37o3 t3.. 1925. %" l i.g' ~, = ID -
P.UI Potter. Nos. $685. iI~2. H.. list 4-ui,
2.-3 4~- I--G -.o3 9a14. 1905 II5l 24L 2-3l, so.
-2g l3o- - 95c9 51+O -4f3. 2t0j ~.
rARI liI-laUdon. j Ease on NO lb'I--DeTnon AE'
-rrrRIoR CoIKr-,.rytlAL TIRN-- ,o'ourncG oIe.
TAI IURai--cGggich. j NO. 3d.
IlJsI TERN Pact lif'"f'rI.u 70. J--h1rt tdlse+- Nos
lUI+. ~,-~. -.~. ~t,.. S13. 1000 H~-
COMMON P-EAs-5ENLaAL lt.H-Adjourntd uuil IeDrl
~rrlisI Trau-J. F. DAILY. J.-Noday calendar.
TRIAL TFHN-Ptgr Ivan H"e-'n. 4 short lIrses .
No- I75l Ilo-. a-, iG~ 1900 $50 1857, -ol-. lJi2
-V5}. ICt4 l++-. lrt-. 2O+f. 4t+-. zoos.
IAEL II-Ad.OlIn.tI Tor iur IrIl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-24
THE PEtRLsTEIN ARSON CASE.

The evidence for the prosecution IN the
m of Isaac Pearsen for arson ID tie frat degree was
finished Yesterday before Judge CovIn- IL the Court OF
General sessions. Charles H. P,rlry Identified the
rr7oucrand his alleged fclOw-c ouspidors - the men
1.iou . had seen together II No. % Last Broadway
pyIug cards ta- 70 INT after The fire. He 81" then To-
cet1er I'D lc same place the following night, AMI hey
1rrrrtf1 together the house OF Pear stein, 40 70
N3rArt--t Ere Marshal sheldon was recalled 10 lcsllJ
m reEar! to tGc condition uf the house as he iohhl D.
s-t,rt.e fire. When PraTStru WIS arrested i} the
Marsha orders thc prisoner denied that hc mad Orcu
connected With setting nrc 10 the building, asi Stld
t. hc Sa. accustomed tJ 20 90 the saloon NJ. 81 Last
Broadway Tie prisoners counsel III his o9clJEE Hdr
cat,d thar tLc defence would atjcmp 10 SNOW lbd the
authorities naG arrested The wrong Ju and that % "ta
case IDENTITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-24

SCRANTON TRUST COMPANY AND SAVINGS GtNK 70
GO L,TO LQrIDAIloN
SCE&NToV. Penn, Jan. 2l.-Ihc Scranton
Trust Company and Bank at The annual meet
lug of stockholders to-day. rc-olved 10 20 Irto hduda
ton The Gepo-tore ana stockholders are fully see
cured and viii be- pad 20 early day. TIE affairs OF
the bank viii o.. closed bv Is officers. This institution
na been iu existence 10Y ycar. ana ras ranked a-
ou. Of the strongest 300 the state This action i~ for pr-
Den al rc9-cu-, and V1s entirely uncEpecj'd Boy ir"
public. If. hI-Iup-. tar'I- r.ru materially dr,citi US
the strnacuy OF Che times and the increased popularity
oil Government loans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-24
5tedmuoais ano RdlroIos.

FOR NEW-HANEN. 1t, surroundings and
4 AL stations un the NcW-lotE Boston ana Air Line,
Derby North Hampton IA .lol.- direct steamers
ions II -TNRIN EEA- IT'S tutN VI, Ie;tve Pier j.
y h. foot of Cuurtiiud ST.. - u. rNriy night IN the
wrrh except saturday New Haven 100 tine for all
al railroads best idcr- 'r passengers
ri fr.ht ilrr - : 90 -tifins Newhaycn
JOUN IT. SrARIN. Proprietor.
one BRANCH AMI PHILADELPHIA. via
%.v.- T.--ev southern R1Iintt Commencing October
Steamers viii N-N lOiA. Prt NORM RivcT
.- ,,-t connecting at SANDY Hook with trans for
Long Branch ant Philadelphia. 700 q. nl, 400 p. Ill
Iaruegdt duu Iurh rrttli. 5000 3. lI.
.lild. Eilt -fnu ana Af.il.it IiN. lNV a. u.
I..t. BAHIA sud Toms River, u Du g. ul Ald 80 D. H.
MN ~. ~tEDiN.
General Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-24

ERIE. Penn, Jan 22.-MrS. Captain Ddnicl
Robbins dcd here III ncr ono hundredtn year she was
living In Ere when Commodore Perry fitted out BIZ
Gect that defeated the British ~ Patin Bay ia 1872.
I,t.v.ft. was . l1lr-t at her house when hr visited
I~ ia I-.4 Her mental N-ur WIS remarkable Tor ui'
OF her axe. and -he retained VIVID iec"-'t" "' the
p.f I'D To- Within short uur rrry!ou- To her death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-24

Enn Ringer and others appellants motion Of William W
fault
NO l-Wlniam y Rae. appellant sgt Henry Harteau and
another respondents Argued by Edwin r Rice Tor appel
lant; Lewis Reach and b. r. Lee for respondents.
No Elizabeth G.. Bennett. respondent agt ashnrt
OarOck appellant Henry \. Foster for appel
lant; Edwin G. James for respondent.
The following the day calendar f0r Monday January -
Nos. 33, 20, 3, 3d. So, * -. &C
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-24

AInt~Y. y. Y. Jan. 23.-ln the Court Of Appeals
sanford J. Church. tilrf } usi e.
AZ iLr follow business was transact ~
samuel b. Houd, assignee etc, Ie-pnhdriii 7,
AZ IItuit g. Iach30ud sheriff, &C., appellant
IT, ca. Ir stllcAcu from rae cdlcucar. etc
No ~ Joseph >IcAcIsOn ana Oilers IesPVb4SutS sE'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-24
STEPHEN N'kiNSrEY, ASSIGNMENT.

NEwBEG, ~ Y, Jan. 22.-Stephen Ne
kIns,ry. tanner Of inls city, has made assignment
10 Floyd = HcKu-,r, o. Gardiner, Ulster County. A.
.nfs - .InM. IAAILLlL,-. = I.-!tL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-24
81 az TO BOSTON.

-. al ~ b'N ~. --.... .....-
- .stO VIA FfLLElNER LINE.
limited good lat oi sale iul COM unOus
passage ou STEAMER ami train cayng ran v'rth' following
,a,r.re 10 fu arrival Of boat Regular uckr, % -
si on any TRAN between A.! lfcr and Boston Aa-lll
cell
i.,v. Vevy YORK daily SUNDAY. cycepicu at $50 p m,
flou Pier - Nurth River. foot a. Nufi4f-'L
-ftr lrnuk l.u. VIA Annex boat 40 o. 10
TL,f. and -iattruous ltd ~ az pruDpal Hotels AMI
Ticket Offices, a. the P4ev aud un steamers, ....
BORDEN u LOWELL, Agents.
0EO. l. CoSNoE Grnl Pass AT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-24
aI En TO BOSTON -
- Nv VIA TIE Old EEIiAEI.E
STnNT\t,iDN LINZ

CoNNEClING WIZ AL rDiAi-, "a ,;.7-r,.r.
Not "TRIP Ml--Ep ~ ucE\LN 'DN'|1 I4' l.
The elegant steamers ~I0NINDIoE and NAEEA.
N-FrT leave 1913 North River loot oi jay -i Al t'
d. m. daily except ~uudav-l ,. 80 . .
train from -unugtou -oldNll tins Line from new OK 10
Boston Tor . ~. , ...t., H. o.,+.r,..,,.
.,ir # offices II Westcutt Express COMPANY anh At 40"
and yl- broadway AMI at Metropolitan AND flilL Avenue
PROVIDENCE LINE. FOR FREIGHT nNLl 49,,
etc,r.r- ELECTRA and GALAlEA leave licF - N"fih
RIVER foot Warrrn--t' diiy except -hhsA' a. D. H.
oI Providence 'lfrth
tI.isnf "A tnrl ~. taken az lowest i4t' oil, .
[. ~. IILALNS, %. 4. As l. H. - DAA~1-N ~ AA'' b
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-24
'TO PHILADELPHIA
VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

ll''Nlt .' - i.Ai''i'rAD-
TIE OLD ESTABLISHED Ho;IEAND SHORT LrNE
XrwloHK A%b PHGLApELpHIA.
i'''.'e'" ''' P5..w.,ioLia WON N,w.lor.
''''' ' + , , ,i ,.j' i,o,nte SAFETY '
F.prc, Trains i.Sc Sew IorA VA D,.5ro,-et and
$50. 90. 30. 10 limited. ~. J. ie 1i -:30
-.ap aud DO D. sunday, iio ana ill., IN s. T. 1'0 9'.'-
HYut OF Brooklyn Annex" connect win all through
tan- at Jersey Cllr aAorInsa sped" and direct transfer
H'ia'',ae taa. leave Philadelphia 800. 44-. % =
81 ar - 'i n. n q On >uai'y i-ii ', BE- . so
f'c.s', oa.rH, Nos. ,2G and 93t Brolg1v 70 .lor
iiul-- fpot or D"~pr"~se- Ani Court 1adi-'- ~"
b,pot. jersey CIty Emie:auj Ticket Office ~ B..'sry
TAM THOMSON c,aI Passenger AZ.
V'HE ERIE RAILWAY will hereafter he
I 'n1yI hr ia new name ~" NETWORK. LAKE
faiE .,aI W.-rLiN. ,EAll!e}..AD. Arrangement OF
a, Ono lnai ,nd ,b..aso psv rE.g,'- Iraw.ns-
Gp.m pay f.. :, "as iSlr'. a!y'n NJ, ar bia1o'
a. " 'oln'r9- y.i9 is' l,l' Sp oacc. 10 ela1o
i'm .buy pacific ESvIcs. ior ih' Wet Sleeping
ue.. AMI chicago without change also Ao.c Dining @rs o
E@.san1 train l;@s S4f p %s;' >ryo,k t-.
p wv "a : midnight -.ruri,} NIGHTS only sunday ".45
a, ars ana ra;-a -, ~ i9 n joi5 a. ~. r.
mon d. . io d. ~ - apr ~ and i u.daisat
iacr-' o. ~. - 90 I' g >. iio e. A. y ""'"'
n ara r nlaenr SUNDAY. -:. ai5 lo d. No. las,
-l' 49, ~ 10 a. ~ D. p a. m w ,a,
" nt ESQ., 4"ou I'D. sunday. $50
N,s'nrs a., - a H.. .;3o iuD sundays 10 IN.
Goshen o. -" Io.I5 H. ID. 5.io -. i.5o : D. III
Wr, s =. T. J. d w. a. H. '5 $50 49, -nn
m ,,H- Connect WITH N,w-YofA lua os"rs' Midland itH.'
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Amuscmeuis.
ARION SOCIETY.
A RION SOCIETY.
sTFrNwAY HALL.

FRIDAY January "a. AZ D. NJ
In noration 81 ~ twenty MIN ann tdiN
Grand Vocal AMI Instrumental Concert uuier oH'Flh
Or LEOP DAHROe CH assisted by the following enn' .
artists Miss l. Muiener Proogre, Mr. J. >Sii sohrtho
Miss A. Hrnnr, alto MsSsr- \. Bis non alh . ~ az
teHOTs r Eemmcrtz. baritone. and grand orchestra
seventy Admission reserved seats 90 cent
b. the Boa One. ~trinwAy Hal
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,
Gin Rcal Csidie tor Sale.

Tor SALE or LEASE.-The four-story
stores IS Clnst and 2il Pesrst between Fulton, ard
John icet by l9 feet Address OWNER Box 30 Post
once.
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Countrn Real Gsiate for 5ale.

AT IIEMPSTEAD--For sale or exchange,
horsr aal boiler with lot and building all IN good
'Fue OIL VIII '1Ae p 4drr.s .' 'i r. i H.. '
BOX 20 io5. Hrmpscad Post once.
Az EXCELLENT IMPROVED FARM of
and rn.ncumb ed on lcaang r'iod slai' dit,i1ee D
''' ''"D '''''' ''D''''' ~ Poashkeep.ie \. Y.
4 CHEAP HOME.-For sale, a good. well
aosc Two ,o.irs and c'n4ns rooms III IS e. ,,
or furniture maker The house staten island y J.
and aboGt lo minutes walk ir1u Chiffon ItndnE ihr p,np
bought for sl2Qo' part Of he purchase monsy
eau remain On Mortgage Address r. A. L. Box - lfoan'
EAPN OH LONG ISLAND. - miles out
80 acres excellent land good bn,idn2- free ana 'iT4l
voud caage lo cy properly not he~'y r'org'S'L RI
NOR SALE or TRADE-I, 100 acres Mis-
-our Lanes Tile perfect al - 80 prr acre viii trade
for stationery. Blank BooA. Fat IaPr; n compcic s"cS
Irs-ra0a tn9ne ap1 in X1rJe1'ey eco , AcRE6 q
WHITE OAh anu ~ At ht> ftN -; a'ei dtnI i .P
Philadelphia Penn
TOR SALE-Farm of - acres, all under
l,,, " "s1T i' INV >! an cr fua
of The pace. mile and al from depot p'd.
co"l ofi.r NIdra', " d. BAN,KER 81, Can,on-4yc,
NOR SALE-At Guilford. Conn. the resi-
d,uce ot the late MI. II " ,h'tr-d'a VIA -. ''' !
side ui the green aad roLtau- Sax 81
a gin stLtt Of cultivation With 1-2r 'c ado u''7
vegetable garden ana IIti orchard n'
cou~r which has been culsrgt and -unprl WIKI ii'
most approved steam heating apparatus. natiIo' c"
lirst sIHri NJ :oU..@. h'. I'r-
servants Quarters spacious halls tn nir Dh -."" H'' ~
paIlor library, diung room co~"rv1tory hite, an
fr, vr. the stables room for large number "t
horses aud separate stable. tur cow cif4i'e n" ''"
from stables. house sheds ara other ufhlilG+ l DID
n-rircf order hours ON New o. '' ran f"l par
rieuIr- inuu JUDGE r. x. LNNbbNt "l'i"d' "L OF
M. ~. DC DNi. ~fnchlTdur. Mas
CTORE and DWELLING combined At MI
- brook Durch,ss County y. :. Aiires- j. DEAlIS''
F>ukllt y. s..
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HousatOnc
- ana NAuga'nrk Railroads Fare. 81 steamer Bridgeport
raves Cathannesp daily sundays excepted al ll.3O
and BrIdgrp0rt AZ II D
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Gin Drourrln % Get.

rI'O LET-Otiices, lofts stores and basement,
1 10 R.tsmru Ann. Faltou. John rasT'. William ana
Nassau. 49,. TILASD WHlTItG.5 E,eAm1n-s;.
rI'WO-STORY HOUSE 70 LET or LEASE.
20 Ia.j l3,h-t Inquire a. lU' East l3tsi near SIN
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CHICKERING HALL.
DNR. JOHN LORD

Y ave New Nurk.-Latlrs' Walking Club. Walking again
time. The LINASTON 3 kOTiGER~. engaged ,-pe, al
trainers tor She club viii walk daily evening Al are
noon ~ - mission. - cents