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New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
TWO c0UNrERrEITEES c4UGHr
The House then at $50 adjourned

MEN WHO HAVE PASSED THOUSANDS OF SPURIOUS
BILLS ARRESTED ~ JERSEY CITY.
Charles Ulrich and Henry {. Cole, said TO
De two OF the most sE'ul and successful hauh-G0tc
countereiters IN the world were arrested ast Friday
eJerscv by the secret service officers Of this district
To them are attributed the making aud putting IA cir
cuaon Of the large number OF counterfeit bills OF the
Central National Bank OF NewYOrk the Third National
Bank Of Buffalo ana the National Bank " TaL.aqua.
Penn which have appeared during the last two or
three vears Nearly $4,000 u $50 counterfeit bills on
the Central National Bank. and stlll more on The Third
National Bank Of BUiiaio were circulated III the sum
ler OF ~ soon sftecward the counterfeit ap-
peared altered into g note on the Tam"qna
Bank. and N Nav. ISIS as $50 note OF tho Trades
men s Bank II th's cry. 49,
years te-m in The 'ou'nnus IchttLu4It ~ VIp loF
cTntertpltlug 800 note he FIRST National Bank
Of boston Of which nearly haf million Of dollars was
sold IN three days because ol tIe fAceHeA' Aec''u
Uirich came TO De rcsaFded as tAe me-, mo-,
the bills named above appr4rcd, susncion
was az directed to hun In ne srrlng ~ - he
10 Phi al where he found III communicauon
with Henry G. Cole who. captain curtis 'hlrI Oh me
secret service in TINS district sys.l i an exceedingly
,enr evtenca to convict them could be discovered
Ulrch was followed his frequent y.alts 10 the places
In New-Yora whore enErayors' tools were Kept. aud
su,lly Ia tgc house IN a title New Jersey village where
a. lived several mouths ago AfterletiinC him i've
Iuolesi ed for month. Cu-f James j. Brooks and Cap
tam Curtis made The house aud surprised
i-irch working at the nearly finished Plate OF 500
United states Treasury The counterfeiier do
ing bv hand the network racerv, which on the gen
nn notes Is executed bv Ceumcical lathe, that
tie ,i"yrrment 100000 Urich's work SAID 10 be
wonderfully accurate.
The officers we're anxious secure Cole, and they per
susced Crch 70 assist them Ulrich confessed hat he
eugrlvcd The counterfeit tie Central National Bank
of New York III Philadelphia, ard that Cole disposed of
1oD 600 of these bills. officers remained win
I-irich unt1I Cole had paid him several visits.
IL vas thought last Friday that be had communicated
suficrpt Information 10 convict him, and he was &C
eorducly arrested In default or S2OOOO hal the two
men we're sent 10 jail in Jersey city on SatuIddY The
secret Service officers think hat the counterfeit plates
made by these men are the only ones that nave not
been seized and they expect 70 get tnen Wilbh lew
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
4 DErLycE or THE AEW CODE

Why MONTGOMERY II. THEOoP THINKS 1T SHOULD
BE ADOPTED.
81 a recent meeting OF lawyers favOrlng
the new Code, AT No. 2O- Nadi-ou-avc., john T. Par
sons, Albert Matthews and Charles 4. Peabody. j.
appointed committee to obtain from lawyers of
TINS state their opinions regard 10 making the re-
naming nine chapters law, and preventing repeal Of
chapters in operation. On January circulars
asking fOr such opinions were sent o. all awyers OF
prominence the state The OF those III favor
81 the ode have come RAPIDLY and al eady
aorc than 900 have been received al the Office OF the
committee, No. 80 Broadway. OF these more than
100 are from NeW-York aud Brook w. and include
tie u nearly al the Brooklyn 0dgcs several OF
lh, Ncv-York judges. and many other distinguished
lawyers.
Montgomery II Thro0p chairman OF the commits for
tsIrg the statutes. ne pointed out 10 IEIBUNB Ie-
por,er aths Office recently these'ana~ers and the en-
Platte Enforcement OF the new Code by some Of The
most prominent OF the lawyers said that he expected
that tie plac chapters to complete the new code would
uuauc ona6ly pass both Houses Of the Legislature by
handsome n3Ioiites. " As 10 the altitude Ot the Gov
r-nor when IL comes before him." he said, OF course
speak with certainty But the senate committee
has removed from the present bill all the specific oblec-
ton, taken by Iim the bill passed al the last session.
Ihe measure will then have received the SppioH "
tr Legislature three different sessions. In adtloh
a ms a large proportion OF the members of the
bar and the Judges, many OF whom nave
been opposed 10 1t previously, have now be
complexion Dy the enactment OF this very b. In view
of these facts hardly too much 10 expect that iAe
Goyeror Will approve the bill. AT least, allow II 10
become law without his signature II, however, n
Veto shoud be nerpcsed have every reason TO believe
That the friends of The measure are sufficiently numerous
IN and Out OF the Legislature insure the passage Of
The bin over the veto"
M Throop became very earnest IN answering the OBJ
IcctiOns that had raised 10 the new Code Con-
ndef he SAID. what has been accomplished by me
commission. In addition 10 the nine cha piers Oi lSOO
sections, the special committee OF the senate VIII roOn
Present Code Of Civil Rights Of about LOO secilos
Criminal Code OF more than 400 sections IN add
ton to the repeating acts attached 90 them when tLe
commission pred last May this wOrK had been nnlsheu
aud The work Of revising the statutes had been Two
thirds completed Complaint is made that the commits
ElOn exceeded IT'S powers making changes. But tEe
power % revise IA almost the words an
10 the of 1880 who made much more radical
changes. The commission was empowered TO ncOfpO-
rate the six Codes of Mr FIELD that they
have used only a small part Of their power,
aud this is really Mr. Fields grievance.
Tie Code Of very imperfect 10 tic suDects
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20

covered 1t was only partial COde-a sketchy outline
intended 60 be completed by successive amendments.
This IL Incorporated In one-thrd One-fourth OF the
new Code. All the rest s made up OF amendments by
the legislature In successive years. There was reason
WHY We didn't take up Mr.. Fields completed Code Of
Civil Procedure it consisted OF the sketchy Code OF
lsis multiplied by fonr, and would have cost four
times as much 20 put 10 in running order. The only
reason people talk about this Code they d0nI
know what 10 is No gFe1ter curse could De inflicted
upon the people OF this state than To have 70 adopted
We took the former Cod and cOllated its pro-
visions with Otner statutes relating 10 the sub
lccts 10 make the provisions homogeneous. few
matters of detail were changed 70 simplify and settle
points upon which practices were different different
p9Tts OF Tie state. The most important change
mons from four Kinds upon which questions were con
Santy arsn2 10 one knd that he Youngest clerk u1
TIL Out some new and important provisions have zen
aided for instance those IN regard 10 the taking of
testimony outside the state. which lUdLe SAID
worth all the expense Ot the commission. The best
PROOF mat no euch rndica! changes have been made
Is charged Is the fact tnat the questions that
arisen from day - daV under - practice
numerous than under the 400 cctiOus Of the old Code
Ihe legal profession J. very conservative. The OppO-
stiOn !a-t year iu large part from those who
what tney supposed 20 be new methods. Now, since
thty have bCcOnI largo or
them have becUme lts advocates Tie large number OF
answers 20 the inquiries sent out during the few
az committee. former opponent l. now str nEy IN
favor OF the Code with me last chapters. Mr.
ed has expressed great fear lest the lawyers " the
Stdte sLOuld be made 70 appear 10 sanction something
Wh'ch theY don't DeleVe; nut AN cUunirn, our law
yers are wide enough awake 10 know what % is thcv
signing The Law Reform society OF tn- civ II made
up Of some OF the opponents Of last year with new
men among them. Their strength II waning and they
scarcely able 70 get enough members together at
recent meeting TO fill their Offices"
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
Hoescn.-Bosrman ag:. Pie-ce.-order
CALENDARS THE DAY.

s,PsINz rKI-CHAsBEas-Barre't J.-Ths calendar
vii no' be e. .r'i Drvpnd y o. G5 today -
M GtH5A4l A. ~ o. % = - 3S 90 1907 i.l I55 II5. iIs
H. .5I 49, IL lao I59, lO' 49, ~ ISL !s4' Ia,
rprliAL Ilas-f Trcnce J-Dcmurr,rs-Nos 3 b. :. $,
TO- L. Law and Fact.-Nos J64 1J2. 1913, SD j-i :.
80 a. a. 80 -, SOB 90. - 4O2 '23' '6, G4j 81
CIsTr-PAaT i-uonohue J-Nos 25s2. 6os 27s4 9-s5,
g--9 1-9- -ot 3-j 21J0. p o. 2e4I sos. 5!3 1'o5.
l-U5'2. lt5e l7-5 2l25 4.402 - 2,-o 1 o 5oao
6G 544- l044 l-u 24-. $500 -tYj @6S - 40 -l7j.
2-I4 274r gal y - 273- 26yo $50 2s22 4l@1 -'5t
s rsn -!5 ils'~ 54!- 745 9oS 2@74 ss aes isl 254i
pam III-Iandon J-Nos 1871. 1872 4ljl 1887. 2l-
A23 -tUl - o. 5G'2 LijO li@l 100, l1t ct
~i-irE.,R Cor:r-9FNE.AL TLEW-AdJourned sine die.
SPECIAL rrG,i----lgwick. J--Nos 80 20, - o. 20 80
$50 sol -. 545 SO 4O- 35G SIS, s23 465 6.7 $50
PARr II-Adiourned FOR The term
Co,AOS PLEAs-GENHR4L TERM-AdJourned until Febru-
SPECIAL TFrI-J F. DAILY J.-Nos.4 8. :.
TR.AL rERN-PAKI Ivan Horsen d-N"s !99 81 > =
I3. Z. s02 SOB L2-2 10 -, -+3 so bo sol u
49Ii 5l37. 254s, 4522, 5l44. 80 700 200. ,o..
4437 5344 j6G5, 534s 44Gj. 30. 1912 57 i5lO 43u9
PIPT ITI-Goepp Nos 57-7. jlH.. j26- 442l, j--5,
5lU7 5I7j 5.+ 81 4G35 j26I 5-lo. O349 j35l 5JjJ,
GgSzsAL sEs.loSs-PAar I-Gnder.eeve. J.-Jacob
Hrtttgrr. Henry N,imeyrr robbery W iam lahey frlo
AID battery Henry 5hanbush William Red
moud. hdrlcs Chambers :. sIand larceny LINE smith hd'
NcDrrfotf JosrTh -vntr larceny from the person
Robert Blood. webster Young. forgery sidney L. Boy
"a =. 7rrtrncea. John CrOIc. violation Excise law
PAEr U-DOwmg. J.-AngeO >psgnolo. homicide James
civ FYun. John i.obert. Dennis on
nelly BURGLARY James Moore. Max Franklin Jaro0 We.
Hirsch forgery Mchael Cail larceny from the person
HeDry Hat, Daniel Perry. Michael Duyer petit larceny
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
PAYING CHTRCH nFBTS.

Edcqrd Fm61i az ne PtTL Congregational church Broct'H
The Park Congregational Church Society of
Brooklyn was organized sec. The building whichu
now worshps al Sxth-ave. and Seventhst. was begun
lnIs7O. The FIRST settled pastor was the Rev FRANK
Russell now OF Mansfield. ono. After LIS rrs -nation
the pulpit was vacant FOR years and then can
was extended the Rev. T. r. Scer al that time pastor
OF one Of the Methodist churches OF Brooklyn.
He accepted the call and was installed in september,
ISL For time the financial affairs OF the church
have been embarrassed. Yesterday morning an effort
was begun by Edward KimbaA. whose name Is well
known IN connection with church debts, TO tho
tire amount needed to discharge the indebtedness
Mr. Kimba introduced after the opening services
by the pastor In his comments on The descrpuon OF
the gifts for the Temple. Mr.. kmhah de-
irc passages from the OLD and the New Testament
that u tie practice of the Jews ~ give en-
of the week. Speaking OF his own work. Mr.. kimbal
sId Had one told NE TWO years ago mat was 10
fl1 IL " S i",c,la I'll rn, rr ,Iraef me- II
is not esv. have not lost my sensItivencss, and rd
u hard for the first ha hour 10 face 1000 persons WHO
w.>u was 1000 miles away. In tie time nave been IN
f.i- work have assisted seventy churches, and the
amounts OF the debts raised aggregate over N2uOoOOO
Al t6e flr.t chnrch where / laDorrd was told that
s. 900 con d NOT oc raised that NOT one of me mem
could afford 10 keep ms cai mage; We'll elloWO
was raised there. one bardheaded merchant VINO
-Lrd what a man about 10 fan should give, promised
$1,000 II he didn't fail. and sId aiterWard that tha
glf' What saved him ana MS partners rom iIure
for all share in this work OK raising money
ANA the hest part OF 1t Tor one man. O. me
debt on Dr.. John Halls church $4,000 was PAID by
Rohrrt Bonner The same nand Is holding tae chuTcA
ui God that knows how 70 drive fart horses know
th- Is plain talk The Nauderbls gave 100000 10 pay
The debt church VIII tney not have the cou'rOAnG
voice there hereafter
After referring his work on the previous sunday IN
Of the Baptist churches q. Newark. where 81 900
raised from coDEre- ton " 10. 10 Fanny ol
wUIch Kept servant, NJ. hlmbaIl made Statement
the debS OF the Para Church. ana called Tor suphcl
tons The amount OF the dtut including the mortgage
The accrued crest the interest 10 bt proVd Tor duf
lus the TWO wears before subscriptions Will become due
aud drrIeuces $1,000. Be ore tie meeting Was DIS
IT. -.ed at d. n. one subscription Of $1,000 and SOW
ercl of 500 each received. Mr hmhdu expressed
himself "a, very cOutC,nt of securing the whole IN the
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
DTCISIONs-JAN. Il.

Supreme Court Chim5cr,-By JadEe o.I-a, lawrence
By Judge Van NOrst-Mackay sgL Haght-Aotoh Ieuie'
SoecIi rsrrn-Bv Judge vorstThe singer Mann,
S9RinaRy S % ie agi Hags a isne l u
>iDeyior Coart->pe1aI 1e,7a-Bv Judge ~edCwlck.
Klein act Circ-MooH denied without costs and without
iS 20 BSalsH tsi powell Notion tented win
: D costs see memorandum Lewis stum0erg
voo1Motiou denied without costs Moore AT LnTr tt a.
consent amended order be entered Agae aEt Wer@S
0ycr rnvng noon Brown agi the BucAing Leather
Mauufacurnz Conpany -.Ider o I"IcS g., IN @
nell et Al order Tor comm.sson. tarpener agt AlIep
T. prague receiver, et Mlisr aFt Lyncn 0trpAieI AZ
Allen u oher 4ct Ire BE- iI 9a' s- 60 do"DT. @ , az
Munn clsa. as Iansom kg . 1et WI W9aify dJ Ir'y M
K5goTn ar1 wright ania agt. Dusen0ury Moses agt
Common Pieas-GcDerdl T0m-By Chit Justice
C. P D.ly Judges Van Brunt ana Isiremorr- Aide-
berger az NceIb,Igr Orlcr affirmed. >cenberE Sgt
ely -Orlcr reversed Hanson tt al! Egg 4i'gn H t L1
fxceptions and new al ordered Wash
s SIriet7n e a. sgt IIa: Buckley sg Magiun
UHsenburv et Al. ast -'hu Beers 81 al AZ birr.
and Chs sewing Sacainr Company Jca t Arpn
Fcqaaano.k land and Binding Company 1rspidscn
Short,l ast Keagen Iqhsinus 1s Larr hHogAiss s StL
att Bal II al Brock act. >tenrer Otalahan agt kre1
zans ef 81 sg' rhayer Manufacturing Jewe'ry Comranv
McCrea-, sgt. Winberry MniVan agi Cnad- etc -Inds
mems affirmed E.glc-cn >uIa't rt A.. agi Gem
e1-JudgInct5 uJC1,d affirmed. solomon agt Keller
n a.. AtseILan agt Eltvii'-J judgments reversed new
r9I ordered. Walker crane Levy e ~ aCt heun 90
Ia.lTnal company pCcuucr 81 al aet Lrf"le ohoirke
er frlGv u-vpufeI AZ lIcbeus;.u Sthlil agt ~carcA
a,cy AZ. HOp.Ius theevcrs act ODcnnell Fl a.. hrh
gro- ae The Flre Insurance Company Ju
sfn act StHaef-r cohen Studer carroll ag NoIncs
Sanfer aRt Lnaudes. Covert agt. Ford, Guinlnn agt
jrcr-h,r TraJru kraUE etc. agt Nefcin-J Judgments
rrv4l-,d jacobs agt. Hwver ~ 1l King fst Nc' ann
Scuu!j asf tchotdt Jacobs at Dwrer et a.; ScAaenrr
a., IUu.4I ley 80. is1e!iin, ppca : a. .7Ih4>,e'i
sue-.t TIfrBv Judge J. T. Da.-ln the nla'cr y the
Application Of Ir'sc~thU c'cIrouce tic siayt Of me
a- % tr settlement turee ag
Motion Gli, % fIo costs t0 Dee credited 90
uagmeut; opinion. May agi. Scwarzch hldBOud approved
By Judge Van Hoascn.-Bosrman az: Pierce.-Order
signed
Marine Court ChGmbers-BY Judge Sherldan-
K,tcr aEt F0ue Hume agt CCchTcue; ssuD 4@f simon
orders granted! Johnson at. J9les-BaHd approved aAi
nlcd Holman sg Flock and another; kennedy agt the
York cd Railroad Company Conner Agt. smith
al al. williamson - alOrtsrs Ot dsc0L tnu-
suo- granted nj. Bccher ~ a.Olrr deny
ing trs granted BlOodgood ag kissam etc
disseminating action granted BajGrn - al ag As
endurA fifavt OF residence ard order MED ochact1
rrr uf substitution granted Richari=On
agt. Wa-G.-Orccr granted 90 amend Judgment roll.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
THE COURTS.
ARE THEY STOLEN COrPON BONDsi

Three years coupons, thirty-six in all. on
six Missouri Pacific Railroad Company bonds. were pre-
seuted 70 tho coupon clerk at the Office Of the company
fer payment The total amount of the coupons VS.
81 .OsO. The clerk. examining them believed that
they coupons On bonds owned by DR.. Wyne
deposited by him the northampton Bank. and stolen
the great robDery from bank The coupons we're
presented bv ". b. Bond. represents in New YORK
The reputable German tenElrg house OF SpTYer ~ Co.
and the coupons bear the stamp OF GomportZ, banker
Of Frankfort -NaIn. Tie clerk AZ nst reih-rd
payment. hut Mr.. Bond having To preserve the ft&u-
lartv of his Proceedings called in notary cheek was
gwen after bushes, hours for the amount but on me
application Of the counsel for DR.. Nylle Jhu-c
Barrett IN supreme Court Chambers granted on SatuI
day morning temporary Injunction against INC Iht- -
the check with the customary order 10 rho"
cause why should not be made permanent returpabe
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
1NvE.rIGATING cLArMs AaAINsr rHE CITY.

INVESTIGATING CLAIMS AGAINST THE CITY.
Mayor Cooper has been giving much time
since nls office to the Investigation Of the
issue of warrants presented him for signature in
meut against the city. Warrants FOR $500,
600 nave been presented for his approval the greater
part for PAYMENTS OF Judgments obtained against the
cy The time for appeal ID a majority Of these
La- expired but large number Of those in which the
time ha- not expired viii be appealed, and payment
vii be refused numbcrof others. Payment Of claims
Amounting "a 100000 all mas been refused ht TIE
Mavor. lie hp- been assisted materially this vOrE
bT Colonel John /. Tracey. his Chief clerk.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20

A frugal lady uptown lately employed a
w-sbrr,v0Uan 10 come and do her washing. Hours
pas-cd and the grew faint, but saw no sign OF
lunch Finally she suggested that she could Feih vain
more suIrlt II she had something to cat You can
have lunch by and by" replied her employer there :
no hurry. Eating Is Only a practice, anyWal - but,
,emonsi ed tnr hungry washerwOman, 81 is pra"
tice tnat I've INDUCED IN for upward Of nifty years and
an too old to give Il up now -lPorand Alyeris-r
stingy husband accounted for all the
tl,Ine of fbe lavessess OF hs children in company
bV -aying hia wife always gave them their own way
Poor Ghings It's all | have 10 give tleM, Vas The
prompt lc -lly.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
pcoposdIs.
DR0POSALS for TRUCKING GOVERN

IJItII T~NIlN TOT III 7 hItNU DO ' Inv
4 MENI STORES.
DEPOT QUARrERMA-r OFFICE. }
Ilo-stUu- st. corner liTec3e,
NEW YORK CITY January 4, 1873.
SEALED PROPOSALS. 20 III lcdte with COPY u Ihii
bed each wal De- received AT TINS once
until l. O'Clock IrUTIar J t7l5 ior the ucAll1 OF az
Government wtln The CRY o. NeW- "iL "hloh L
Proposals price c2rIuan lo d DdIiri-
barrels l,JUU IOldH weight OF ~ CUBIC let1 OF
other stores. ,t-..-.-.
c1rsedrg mile exceeding mile FOR any aiStare
exceeding mle. eKceeing = miles For any Il--
fause exceeding miles f"r tnY
distance exceeding miles. but not exceeding - mrs
az distance exceeding - miles but u9J rh,eed4As
miles Per l. mile any distance exceeding nl'- . -
I. contractor Will required 10 perform the "OlA AZ ~I
fie % ,on rasOuaDlr notice beng given him, al night
upon -undavs whei nec"ssary without aF extra l--
,ud ro o1fr allowance Will be made for sny drten
auy delivery Of except Weh caused Nv a.. ,I
or enf ~ Tie toyernneut ued states reserves the
ria - etet ar an an proposals. Biddcrs have tc pTYl
lego Of b1g prsfut al Tie opening OF the bids Blank pro
uosss viii ~. furnished on appica 10 this ONCE Pro
addressed 70 the undrIakh-l Anu tuo seu
PrOno-aI- for True king Government stores
L C. EASTON. Col. and A. q. NJ Genl
Depot Quartermaster.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
Couartners1lp HoIlces.

THE present firm of BROOKS BROTHERS,
who have conducted tbe Clothing Business az the corner
~ Bro.dw av and Bond The CRY ~ Neg York j. thls
dsv dissolved hy mutual In Consequence o The Tei4Fe
nueut from business Mr. DANIEL Il. BEOOhs-
Dated January =. 1873. - -. -.- 49,,
DANIEL ii. BEDOk5. JOHN r. bhDDASs
CLARENCE BROOKS.
The undrrgnrd have rms day formed copartnershp Tor
rolducuug llofhng bIsinrss under t.e
trn name o. BROOKS BROTHEN- Dated an =, IS'v'
$500 JOHN r. BROOKS
CLARENCE BROOKS,
FRANCIS WAGNER,
JARVIS WEED
CLARK :. Hops.
MATTHIAS :. EUEN.
HIRAM ARMSTRONG,
FRANCIS u. LLOYD.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
ARMY nr rHE CINmERLAND.

CHICAGO, Jan. 19.-General Sheridan. pTe>l-
dent o. the society OF the Army OF the Cumberland an
Douuces that The statue ~ Maor-General George H.
Thomas. ~ Washington, Will probably be completed
early I'D June OF this year. j. therefore thought best
by those having 100 charge the announcement ~ the date
ana place ~ holding the next reunion, TO await the COM
pcou OF the statue and then hold the reunion N Wash
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20

A lady belonging 10 the Diet Mission recently
visited needy Woman and found her sick. nat i
u 2" she kindly askrd Placing her hand ON her hearI
the visitor. ke-pu-fi-ston pronounced the amcteu
woman d" that, Wuat the doctor said And noticing
The play Of expression on her visitor. face hastened
to add " faint kefchin !"-fPOrtland Advertiser
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
Efrurelons.
,RAND EDUCATIONAL EXCURSION TO
EUROPE N THE SUMMER OF 1879.

GRAND EDUCATIONAL EXCURSION To
EUROPE N THE SUMMER OF 1879
Extended Tours through Great Britain and the mos; pie
re-qup interest Continental countries special AZ
vautags extraordinary character Tie cheapest ana
best Excursion ever planned
Tor circulars. giving iuu particulars addre.s
r. TOT RI FL Boston Alss
NLETROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
vi OPEN FROM $50 A. ". To II NJ
STREET point fJr " al street Ferry.
cot RTLAN DIT REETNeaIest point for Jersey Citg ana
HL~veares point for Post oHlce CITY Hall and
Barclay street Ferry 10 IiobOAen. -
CHAMBEB~S rEIcIN Nearest point f0r Payonia and LIe
RAJ WAY
ANkLIN.~TKEET-
GKAND~TREEI-N spOnt for Deshrosse5 street Ferry
t Jersey ,tv. AMI connects with cars Tor DesbIo-rs aud
Past trlad FeIrr-.
BIEECKEKsrkEET-CoDn with for East and
ErGHTFi STREEr-N,arcst point for Christopher street
Ferry HOYosen cnnncc'nV With cars Tor christopher
nj last Tenth street Ferries.
FO RTE /. rREET- Nearest point Union square,
Wsllacks and Lyceum theatres Aciety of v ls'" Ir.
twenty third THIRTY fourth street Ferrles.
TWEN rs rHI HIRl--TkEET-N-a N-arr-t point to Bcoih@ =
aud Para Theatres. Grand opera House Humpfc
Garlen, aud Masonic Tempe and I"eniy thFd street
TuiKTf. Tkr.ET-N Nearest point 10 STANDARD,
prOs,way and Fifth Ayeuue Theatres. Aquarium ana
san Francisco Ans,rcis connecting WIN cars Tor wee
I'm oTTS \ psTRF ET-Connects with New York Trans
Yer Company cabs FOR Grand CenT-I Depot
FIFTILTH .~lIEEI ,.-..-., ,, -.
FiFTY-EIGuT ,TKEEI INearcst point iot Central PARK,
connecting with ~ Belt Line Railroad
Flr uufOgu ira .n- side stations.
For downt0wn trains take west SIDE stations.
FARE 10 CENTS. Except between the hours OF $50 20
40 A a. and % : D. III. when the lar- = , cents.
WM. z. GARRISON, President.
NJ VAN BROCKLIN. superintendent
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
fosl an0 founo.

OST or STOLEN-Bank book No. $40
u Of The rrnan savings Sank. n the city OF New ork
Turtle Bay Lodge II heituy lsldr-l LnaI
he book b. returned the banE n not foni OF Iulr
- ,s latnre tn- expiration of weeks fron the Iitn
dav f %oveer ISIS application Will made 10 the bank
Tor a bnnk
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
iilusical Instruments.

A DUMAHAUT, late :: X; BALL Il CO.,
n. No - EAST l4TH--r.
Chickering'S stenways and other Pianos aad organs low
y cash. InstaIlnents. AMI fOi rent
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
GeIp Unutc0

DOOK AGENTS WANTED.-Address Kid
ID der. Publishing department 80 BrolWay NcNl OK:
WANTED-A good man for every state to
w SCH goods Or sample iair salary paid LABLILL MAN
LFADIJH RING CO.. 33 tllfh-ai.. Ch'cdS"
AEANTED-A trst-claSs salesman from 80
w 10 years take charge Of y lnd hire 1nd
train AZ, nts "a sell TIE BE-T BIBLE: mast be man Of
great and have ability 20 handle ukL " guarantee
who. short eIUerl"1ce shows A'ity 10 make
sales and instruct Others from 9 uuO O. -JOo eve t
and guarantee wanted seno tli- \" J. fOI--
LAND. springfield. Mas.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-20
Gctels.

DELAVAN HOUSE. Albany. y. Y.
" beg 10 inform the public Of further reduction n
our rates 70 2 M 80 aud - ~ per according 10 location
OF room. CHAHI-FS T. Lr.l-AND q W