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stonpcd Payment. Lsabi,,1e. nhout srtsf, y ,.n
gold. "SSot s@'J'oJ
, 1879-06-03

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, 1879-06-03
tTII1S TREASURY.

'F-t'$'''"t"i'3tOs 0'b Sst "A"o ~'"tHN NAuu
public debt statement Is as ts''lova:
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hthtc8 ................ ~ 6D0 IND
public s!rbt statement includes nut. only called
bontts bit tic new bonds issued to redeem
them. Tic amount Ut easll on hllit shuws ths
money received for tho ncw b1nas, hnl therefore
shoufa bc deducted from tile aggregate OF tse
bo,als. Tie debt stntumeut nt August next,
alter tic called honda arc pall, will allow the
actual condition Or l!,o Treasury. Two million
dollars wsrc naid in MAY lor arrears Of pensions
, 1879-06-03

Cash In 'rrrnsltrY.. -. ...+..,.............
lhuils ts.itetl 10 dis TacItIc .ItnIlrpafl
CampRH!ea, tntcrekt pAYAhlc In 1awful
t!tnncy. rtlnr'rsi gntasan!l,ng:: :......."
interest pail BY this uhf+el HintGA .......
itIterrst ftpa!1 !py tho transportation Ut
,fitat!n- etG...., ".:..:+.... .......
lfnlhheu OF interest," paid By tho United
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-02-16
THE JOINT COMMITTEE MEETING
LAST NIGHT.

The Citizens Committee of Storey County
the Legislative Committee of Fourteen. The
meeting was held in the Office of the Super
intendent of Public Instruction. Mr. Ben
der, General Freight Agent of the Virginia
and Truckee Railroad, was the first witness
examined. He presented mass of calcula-
lions going to show that the reduction pro-
posed by the Woodburn Bill would cut down
their rates about 80 per cent. Being cross
questioned as to his general knowledge of
railway matters, Mr.. Bender confessed to a
remarkable degree of ignorance concerning
| the same. For example, when asked to state
the average rate of charge per mile per ton
of freight in the United States, he knew
nothing about it. His answers, in general,
may be summed up as to mean that he
knew next to nothing of the affairs of any
railroad except the V. and T. Superinten-
dent Yerington took the floor and made sort
of running speech in which he made very
poor mouth for the company, and in the
course of his remarks he Intercepted Mr.
Crosby, of the firm of Breed & Crosby, with
a view to showing that it cost more to haul
wood, lumber and coal to Virginia from
Hutfakers by bull team than it does to do the
same kind of work by railroad. Being ques-
toned as to the cost of the road Mr.. Yerlng-
ton said that it's cost of construction and roll
ing stock ON the 31st of December last as
shown by the books of the company was
81 SOC, 900 AS to what are the items of this
sum total, Mr.. Yerin2ton persistently refused
to state; but he did admit in substance that
the relaying of the entire track with steel
rails is of the items. Indeed 1t is surpris- |
ing how ignorant both Bender and Yerington |
proved themselves to be concerning the points |
most interesting to the committee. 1t was |
admitted by Mr. Yerington that the average
yearly net earnings (pro6ts) of the V. and T.
R. R. are $3.50, 900. Much matter was gone
over for report of which We have no space.
At the conclusion of the evidence Judge
Lewis presented petition signed by upwards
If 5000 citizens of Storey County praying
or the passage of the WOODBURY. Bill After
ome discussion the committee adjourned I'M
il Monday to-morrOw) morning at clock
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-02-16

| all its buster, is the present time and sea
| son.
| For all the Legislative work and all the do
! ings of the lobby, this has been a surprisingly
quiet winter. The capital is getting into the
staid and sober manners of middle age. The
boisterous fashions of youth have given way
to more careful PAGES. We commend the
larger conservatism and more continent
courses of the times.
One likes to make promises. They set the
promsor and promisee upon better terms,
the while they are waiting ful6llment. Thus
we sometimes like to promise to the patient
reader, that in the Sweet Immediateness
there shall be some of the Old Sunday Read
ing, and, possibly, in some kind, renewal
of such Notes and Queries as may come in
the way of the sketcher's pencil. But who
shall tell what day will bring forth? Let
Us look out into the future and hope
A very decided Pogonip yelled in the
mountains yesterday. Still the day seemed
to be making a manful struggle to preserve
it's share of sunshine. 1t is to be hoped,
more or less family, that the Sierra may yet
receive season s supply of snow-something
for the farmer and the river man and the
mill-driver to bank against the coming
Summer. Family" we have said, this hope
was to be entertained, for while on one hand
the seasons advancement precludes much
heartiness of hope, there will struggle through
this dutiful hoping for useful incemency, a
human wish and visit that more genial time,
warmer and SUMMER, may come
and come speedily!
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-02-16
CARD OF THANKS.

The ladies having charge of the tables at
the fair held for the benefit of the Catholic
Church desire to return their sincere thanks
to the many friends who aided by various
ways to make it a success. The kindness and
iberality displayed by others who belonged
not to it were very marked; hence much is
due to their kind consideration in enabling
the ladies to show returns far above the ex-
pectations of any who had taken part in the
fair
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-02-16

Such 10 watch shains The finder will be suit
MORNING APrAAL ian 2S@w2
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-02-16

Speaking of Spring airs and grasses, buds,
flowers and clouds, we note that in places
where the sun has had the help of southside
fences to refract its rays venturesome little
weed which grows in a very clusterlike way
and seems to defy the inclemencies of time
and tide, has begun to show itself. 1t is
spIendidlv verdant How Mother Nature
does like to renew her old colors and bring
TO light her Questionable and immemorial
dresses!
The tree buds are swelling-a trife prema.
turely, perhaps, and here and there among
the branches and twigs are heard the notes of
the early and venturesome Spring time birds,
exploring old nests and re-empting the ell
igible twigs and high grown crotches of trees
for new ones. Very Springy, indeed, with
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-02-16
ALWAYS AHEAD.

Instead OF waiting for the turn of the before get
ting goods take pleasure to inform patrons
that have just received Complete New Stock of Dress
Goods and exquisite Fancy Goods which offer at such
remarkably low prices that they would induce the
sny father and husband to dive down for his bottom
dollar.
We have received consignment of One Hundred Goaks
with positive instructions close them any price,
and we will do 1t. MRS }. SHEYER d 90.
Carson January %, 1879 d3O
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-02-16

MORNING BOARD,

MORNING BoARD.
t,phr AZ az
Mexican 3954 40L
Gould Il Curry lax
Best & Belcher 24M Is
Consolidated rlsoIa.a " virginia rgs ~ TX
Chollar Potosi 4s1a
Hale Norcross 1874 Is
Crown Point 61a 81
Yellow Jacket % u
Savage Is
Alpha 1879
Becher SL
Confidence II III
Imperial l 10
Kentuck g.. 81
Sierra Nevada AZ At
Utah II 1874
Bullion IA
Exchequer 81 SIS
Seq. Belcher "a %
Overman 117s llA
Justice 81
Succor Csc
Union Consolidated 6lH 61k
Alta 75s ~
Lady Bryan 70
Julia 80
Caledonia 05
Phil Sheridan 45e
Challenge 05
Silver Hill 2 IS
SutrO zoe
New York Con- Use
st. Louis soc
Leviathan 65c
Andes Gee
North Con. Virginia sss
Lady Washington l 60
Benton o.. 81
Flowery 4Oc
W Fargo l5c
Solid Silver 60c
n. Bonanza IA
Ward IA
Scorpion ~
Baltimore l
Kossuth 25c
MONDAY ~
Douglas zoe
Plutas y
Dardaneles 50
RAYMOND Ely
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-02-16
THE CATHOLIC FAIR

| The following are the amounts realized by
the ladies having charge of the different ia
bles at the Fair held for the benefit of the
Catholic Church:
Fancy Table-Mss Teresa Tufy,
assisted by Miss T. Elstner, Miss
Marshall and Miss Mott ...$ 443 70
Table containing Silver Sets-BIiss
n. Roche, assisted by Miss Nc
Carrick Observation-Disclosures. 793 90
Lemonade and Tce-cream - Mrs
Rnkle, assisted by Mrs. Smith and
Miss D. Duffy. ....... LAG 40
Miss Maggie Cavanaugh, assisted
by Misses Kenny and Parkinson. $50 90
Ottoman-Miss T. Tufy ~ 206 80
Miss NJ. Farrell. ....... 159 80
Cushion-Nliss A. Morris w ia 80
Miss c. Parkinson. 5000 131 90
Weight Cake-Mrs. Stampley . AZ 90
Candy Table-Miss Looney and Mrs.
Deslongchamps ...... 81 80
What nOt--Miss Mahony . So 90
Post Office-Miss Metty Curry $500 10 IS
Lunch Tabe-Mrs. Tufy and Mrs
Walsh, with assistants. ......... PIG 90
Cigar Case Observation-Disclosures. 9 80
At door. Observation-Disclosures. 406 90
Total amount. ...................S 81, 1853 so
Expenses NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 439 so
NeI proceeds. ............... .Sz,014 w
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-02-16
WHITE MAN SHOT BY AN INDIAN
ON WALKER LAKE RES
ERVATION

We learn from a resident of Mason Valley
that white man was shot on Walker Lake
Reservation by an Indian, and that the civil
authorities are powerless to punish him for
the shooting, owing to the Indian Agent who
has charge of the reservation, and whose duty
it is to compel the Indians to surrender him
up to the civil authorities, failing to do his
duty as an official of the United States Such
conduct on the part of the Indian Agent of
the Walker River Reserve has aroused the
just Indignation of the whole of the people of
that section, and general feeling is manifest
that the reserve as it is now managed is an
injury to the Indians, an outrage on the
surrounding whites and swindle on the
Government, and the people demand an ina
mediate investigation The man who was
shot by the Indian says that after the Indian
fired at him he said he had been told to do so
by the Indian Agent Whether that is 80 or
not will be found out in due time.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-02-16
COL. SELLERS TOMORROW NIGHT.

Mr.. John 7. Raymond is the first of Am
erican comedians. Mark Twain is the first OF
American humorists Tomorrow night Mr..
Raymond will appear in the character of
"Col. Sellers" in Mark Twain's drama. This
impersonation has a worldwide celebrity.
The play will be put upon the stage in first
class style. There is no need of urging our
play goers to go 1t will be very rare and
delightful treat, no doubt.
ST.. PETERS CHURCH. services at the
usual hour to-day. Sunday School at 1890.
Subject for evening service, Goods Special
Judgment" The public are cordially in
vited. GEO. R. DAVIS, Rector
METHODIST CHURCH There will be preach
ing at the Methodist Church this evening at
7 o'clock. Subject of discourse, "Modern
Society" Sunday School at 2 P. NJ. No
morning service.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-02-16

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Services in the
Presbyterian Church at II A. M. and p. M.
Subject for evening, "Israel under the
Judges.
MESSAGES remain uncaIled-for in the West
ern Union Telegraph Office for Mrs. D. NJ
Ri0rdan and Geo. w. Green.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-02-16
ANOTHER WONDERFUL CURE
EFFECTED BY
CALIFORNIA ELASTIC TRUSS!

CALIFORNIA ELASTIC TRUSS
COMPANY J. HORNE Pro <fsssSsssAzzzassssA
pretor.-Dear Sir: feel that owe " VA
it to you and o humanity to wrteNRA - ~
the fact that have been SUBSTAN- k%ArME@ry1
TALLY CURED Of bad of Y Ny
Rupture Of thirty ears standing by Y
one Of Incompatible TruSseS, ~
which | purchased from you three ~
months ago describe the suffering both pbyS-
caly and mentally that have undergone during that
period and now feet like d being | have WYNN all
kinds Of lsses both Steel and Elastic never received
permanent relief until tried yours simplicity Of
construction and facility with which il can be adjusted
and the AMI perfect To the motions N the
body with which it be without causing any i'm
taton its chief merits and ii is a perfect supporter
have not had any sign Of return Of the rupture the
first day put it on and feel that perfectly CURED
II Is inyau bile and the fact should be world
You refer any to the subject Of their merits.
am, truly yours, ALFRED J. BURKE, Chief Mail Clerk
s. F. Daily Evening Post, San Francisco July 20 1873.
Physicians 45 Years Experienced.
COLUMBIA. Tuolumne Co., July 10, 1878.
W. j. Horne EsI.-Dear Sir: For some time Jsst
have have used in my practice the California III stic Truss
with entire satisfaction in complicated hernia
of both During practice of forty years have
found that would with the ease and certain.
y retain the required adjustment the pressure being al
under the immediate control Of the patent The
simplicity and Of application il Of itself guarantees
experienced physician honor TO remit
by mail the amount due knowing that contribute tho
alienation Of afflicted humanity. Yours, truly,
}. 2. TIBBfTS, N. D. q
Send Tor Illustrated catalogue and Price
Lit ing Fall Irfo' m tion and
Rules for M-asu'InR.
N. B.-The California Elastic Truss not for sale bv
any Druggist in Carson City They prefer to se Eatsrn
trash, on which they make large profit seRd ii.
rect to the
ELASTIC TRUSS coMPAH
ny1als TO Market street Francisco
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-15
legal Monies.

NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT.-JOhn F.
~ Van Dyke alHUr. against Kenneth o. White and Eliza
De- T. White. his wife, Isaac J.. KIP and Cornea Brady, as
tAe DC Executor and EXecutIX and Trustees Of William
brady deceased oury Hilton ana Ilam LIBBY Henry
a. Hogcrt Tr-see under the last viii and testament OF
Thomas T. Bogert deceased, and william MeaEin Ge-
teacauss 4 any. 10 be had IN The City and
Comiy0i New-Y0fk
ITO TIE a1lveHln defendants YoI hereby summoned
y answer The complaint in ta action ana o serve copy 81
!l answer the pIa., ns attorneys within twenty days
arc llt service of t4ls summons. exclusive OI Ac DAY 4
H,.fce and your failure 90 appear answer,
t il hl H. AIKEN against Dog default Tor tie rrAcf
N'ii.nlel in tle complaint Iafoi July ., 1870.
dc q ~ Jl-I >LHAkD GEI-H OLD d. DA COSTA,
a,--- AllHiA fsf ONCE 49, - Nass-ust, n. /. CITY
-'a' oA--e address. box III
.-r defendant W ls MrasIu: The foregoing summons
u @ w. you Df publication. pursuant tO cd order OF lc
ff1i.a '- .ei, Juft g. Of fe supreme court OF DE
ytI -NAt dated UIc iltI Qay 81 July, 1873, snd ufd
Come taa Iu th- Office OF tht Clerk gt tEt CITY ana
A,aI.. NJ ". YORK. Iu.s ID I--4
N"to"D' skWAkD. GRIsWoLD & DA COSTA,
css.a .,- De. ..a. Ati0ru~ys f1I Plaintiff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-15
FALL RIVER LINE

4 FIR BOSTON AND THE EAST -
The best IHui. 20 NEWPORT, BU>4uN, NEW BED
FORD. FIT,UHrHG. LOWELL MATTHIAS NiZE-
YARD. NANTTDEET, WHITE MIINIAiA~. MT.
DESERT, PORTLAND. BANGOR, 1T. JOHN, y. b. Hal.
IFAN, n. principal cities ana L-lD AMI sets3,
resorts OF View us aud te Provinces The mammoth
no ace steamers BRISTOL ana FHONIDEN' T. cave eW-
y r.. foot OF Mu-ray-st Leave BROOKLYN p me- JrIs y
CITY 4; % D. ID. via Annex. GtAND tl' MA IN 20,
CTI- on hUs-i every ly the splendid bands and
orchestra attached % these steamers EJl IL NIGHT :
REST. 40 ur .rmedIate landing between NEM-hokk and
FALL fIN EH. special train leave. steamer "DafL thii
excepted when the steamer VIII
toucl at Nr-pori arrives N-wporr Gao a. Four morn
Ing trans "a IL RIVER to BOSTON. first tram arrives
B0si1n G.5u 81 r Returning train leaves Boston o
p. 10. Steamer arrives New-Yors $50 a. M, IicSet-,
-tstero.u,. &C. can ue obtained in New YORK
at 28s, 2fl I'll. 4ul. 526, Sal 9J7 Broadway,
and at all principal hotels. transfer and ueket
oUiea- oll.e OF the line the pier, and On
board steamers Noz. and Courst and Annex offices.
Bs0okIyu and Cv. In Boston At No. OLD state
House Old Colony Depot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-15
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Monday, July ID, 1eI9'
.ouou;no sale was held at the Ex-
mango salesrOOm to-day;
Fnhne IA, Scott d MacTS. 1870
Oy o dwelling T1tG 6 ft Sq 5S h' een mo-
- u = - .......-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-15
prCoRpED REAL ESTATE TRANsFSH>
NEW YORK CITY.

.r. q .. 4o5 II OF 47thst 2oxs5 p g
hrbssytood referee, 10 the Union DlWe
sutution &c n n e 6gih st. skies D Lewis
.teree 10 william Langd0n ct az, e, ME
~ : % suf lsthst. 2ONt0i jaw" NAM"
-. ans vs. vs. 10 Il of 6Othst. 2Jxl0O' u '"o'
referee 20 - =, aOtb.sr look lOOSi2 Michael II
e'n Ssssinan and wife 60 Edmund Bailey N iCtvnn
-, a,'n = cor of l5sth.st 1OOXl5O j n.nU"'
referee TO the Mutual Lie lnsu'auVS vt,rfruIar;
iOthave 3 l7al II y or iOOs, aI,6 Townseud...
-" ji,,tc,-st IA : l56ft OF Kectof'sL
William Edgar. trustee etc ~ ~ -. laurltz
,ev,s-st W ;. 100 II OF DelanceysI @0A'o N~'''
,,.t.f IS lq4 n W OF Ave-C, 25NS2; FatrlcA D''U'
and wife . John Z s ssyys 95x59 Henry Day
Of al trustees etc, % W DmeH -,-,f- -IIabn ID
eQfl n : s. -tJ 81 " % lstaNg, ,i~~ND'
Srlinmlls ~ q, nj -iI,avc 25xiO05; August
Tauro-arttu and wife 20 JONI II bea'0 (; u Een.
e7fb st l-5 10 of lstave, S3NlV''o - -o,iugs
uedy referee, 10 the EmlgIant lAUus'44"' -"
saols9 In -. {.5 II 81 sth,ave 2oexl0gs2 John
Crimnins and wife 70 4he3aoie T. 'atTI005f I'D
Gale referee o. the star Fire insurance -.
paIy iof No 5i5. 25xlOO.5 Robert Hoe ana
efI..rs receivers of the oriental SAVINGS H'"A' ~
Fmeine u AaCuaughtoi e. -yl-,lii3ri /
Hutchinson amt wife 20 Thomas "a y ,;,-.- Tbeo.
e25-sf : 4 20 10 " of MaCisOu.aNe G. 'o.' we,
d0re Thomas and vie 20 Jo4n ~ Z 1",rl,c Il
zo1sf II 10 = A. II e. Of 4th-aVe, 1tA-OV4A' wv
,, Ahs 90 81 n e p, Of ttf1ve 20xI005 Annie Van
Hoesen 10 Mary Byrue 5000 ,-5,;,; II r. l.
1ll-h.st So 10 ~ e. of shave t3N4OVL+ "
-v.azv referee. TO V J.. Dru-eT ana .l4' 10
lC7tu--t. s, l3J 10 OF "@lNc' 49,, a., William
ceivcr ~ the sXponLy savings. haHA ~ w
,.-t5.t m - Us IL q OF l0,h-ave 12jXTe&u8ri )
IhoIalss0a' ael'iss ye-I fiyIss; ! u Lewis.
referee ~ CatAaIiDo u Jones'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-15
OFFICE Of INSPECTOR or LIFE~AyING sTATOSs.i
NEW-IOER, July :, ISIS.
PROPOSALS FOR CORK LIFE-BFITS-

sealed proposals VIII be received az IS Office unul ~
OfOCS % july fur
nsng fifteen hundred bOll corA hteoells for use az life
belts delivered
times ana al such plc 81 ace In ew-Aork city a. NAV
designated Office free Of the
proposal. accepted
Treasury shall CJu-ttlt e contract between the Govern
mont and bidder bidders and no further contract Will
De- executed
sample Of the fcbelts required can DE and examined
O. this ohce ard belts % Dee furnished must De ia every
particular equal 10 the SAM I-r.
proposal must Dee iu1ursrd proposals I"f FURNISHING
belts addressed 10 tie Inspector vi Lie aiIg
Stations 40. 10 Ur adHaF, NrE-lOTk.
rght reject all ulds % waive detects, IL lt
deemed for INC best tlc Government - DO
Reserved. j. j. HLtit1 MAJ. ~
Captain C. s. r. 81. and Inspector = l. :. ).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-15

PURCHASED Ar TICKET OFFICE y. +, n. II. ~ =. y:
I.. GRAND CENTRAL DEP $50. Fi7 BROADWAY
lOrTIHE CENTRAL VERMONT RAILWAY, AT No.
"a BROADWAY OFFICE rA~~UMF~ic r. R).AND AT
BEoApWAY AND so. 10 ,oJ Rr-~ To- BRo9KLIN; AID
Al fIINtIIAL HOTEL llChLI OFFICES, Al LAOlL
or WHICi PLACES FULL APPROPRIATIONS CAS- De
OBTAINED.
bridgeport, and all points on lIonsatouic
and Naugafuck RAILROADS. g. ST. steamer Bird geUO-t
leaves CatAauH,-p daily sundays excepted ll3O
and %. o 4 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-15
Gtcurslous.
A -WEST BRIGHTON BEACH

COMFY ISLAND POINE
PROSPECT PARK AND CDNEY ISLAND RAILROAD
TRAINS between COMFY ISLAND POINT AMI WaSr
BRIGHTON BEAt II leave al $3.50 ard 1920 n. M,
and halluOury thereafter until lU;ll p. m, making
close come, seJmbOats and from NcYiOIk an1
Newark Excursion lcsrt. IS cents -
Trains between Brighton Beach and Brooklyn VIII
ualEhourv 6.u % o. and IRON. d. m -
IL every 10 minutes and on sun dy" every 10 nnn~
Excursion Tickets BROOKLYN ant West BrghtJn
Beach % The BrOutvn Depot GrernE wool 3tui ..
ami ZO.st reached from al the ferles.
Tbs Is TIE ouy steam line running direct - Jle Dherye
feet h gI. and tt New ocean Pier, 10 cet pu
landing passengers tile al the public attrac0As
GRAND CONCERTS on Observatory Plaza every ltt r.
noon aud evening SUNDAY included Dy DJWNlNb5
celebrated NINTH REGIMENT BAND and NJ All
BUCK LII the world renowned tJrlet SOLO 81
Grounds GIFTED by ELECTRIC LIGHT, 2j.OJO camille
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-15
HUNTERS POINT AND WALL STREET
ANNEX.
MANHATTAN BEACH.
GILMoREs BAND AND LEVY AFTERNOON AND
EVENING.

Trains leave foot East 23ds crossing the
Svlvsl Gruvel-,:fj, 3:45 lOtj, ll.l5, and hat
Returning tiIas leave Manhattan Beach hafhourly
Neg-Yor via GreenpoiuJ u 1888 ,. ~.
D. r. Martin hourly from $50 n % $50 p Ia VIA
Steamers Thomas Coyer and Twilight leave River
dngs-trOm I'D st.. J:IO IO-o a. H then hourly 70 SO
Leroy.st. 935 a m. and hourly 70 s35 p
Pier 2 $50 l. M. amt hourly 70 o:53 ?. NJ =. - w., ,
Bay Ridge halfhoury TO lO.Z5 2. N.
METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
vi OPEN FROM $3.50 A. NJ TO Il p. "
RECrO RsrREEr-Nearest point for @al street Ferry.
and connects with ears for south Ferry.
COKrLAN DTS IREET-Nearest point for Jersey city AL
PLA1 F"Neare,i point Post Office CITY Han ani
Barclay street Ferry % Hobok-n. .,..s.
CHAMBERS IkEEf e1rest point lor PaVoAia anu sra
FRASSKif \ SHEET
CITY, AMI connects with car rDesOtosses aad
BLEEc KER.sriiEET-Coln with cars for East anI
FrGHTH STREET Connecting with cars for Chrstophsn
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ETC Connecting with cars Tor EAss
TWENTY-THIRD-,TKEET- Connecting vita cars tle
Twenty Ferry 20 Jersey CITY 3nI East Irty'
RDsTREEr-Conuecung with cars ior Wee
FORTY D.sTREET- Connects with NewYOrk
Transfer COmpauy's cabs for Grand central Depot
FiFrY EIGHTI-s IREEr-slEthave. entrance 20 Central
PARK. connecting win cars OF Belt Line b. .oaL
fiIrTY NINTHsrREET and NINrH-AyENU E-
ETtt inv ri ~ r.-TREI.r ana MN TH.AVENU
SINETY THIRD. srKEET and NINTH AEEN I -
OSF.TGN BREDAN fREEr and NINTH
For nn, i,o, trains take east side stations.
For downtown trains take west sd. sltlons ,o, -,
Trains viii run 5-tnsL aud 6thave and lOAth-'t ald
F{RF 20 cVrs Except between the hours Of $50
1880 a. M aud 3 n D. m. when tho fare Is , cent?.
SUNDAY TRANS from "a 3 .t ~ T Pun. l5r
NJ VAN BRoCKLIN. superin.endenI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-15
prcposGI5

TREASURY DEPARr'ryT. July 10. 1879
PROPOSALS 10 Fl RNISH HOSPITAL BED
4 DING ana CLOTHING for the use OF the New YORK
Marine Hospitals SD. received al is nree until noon the
@if instant schedules VIII bc furnished DIV the surgeon
Genera 0f Marine Hospital service The United states
reserves The right 10 reject all bids
JOHN q. HAWLEI. Assistant Secretary.