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, 1880-10-21
THE UNDERWRITERS.
Business Transacted Mt the Convention
III New EHrfk.

BuRInesk TfnnkNctGu Mt the Convention
,,.r IN New an f"rh. ',..
NEw YORK, Oct. W.-lA Convention OF Ulf-
ners ~ ~, i1mion ,xI,;, ,I"ir@atea from rom m. S
Malts VI tne unlu' ".sn "c'ssn'es ',.I, !som ln
tn-,loy In thr rooms nf thu Nntinnal l,par,l.
'v""y =. t. .'o 1' ,o -, w." t,''',-
taking tho chair, briefly stated the objects of
the Convention, referring especially tn tho
unfavoroi,ln lrr,s1otlnn wifi, wI,Ic,, ths in.
nsu'pu !'s.s .esa no - m .a,,to,n ms rnn s soa sa
satm"ce IT'S - @ stxt u, so oss
Ia sp,,tl delegates, but expressing sympathy
with tl,e ul,icrts nf Tim f,nnyentinn.
r',n,,',,ttc"a ,varo onnaf,,tod ",,i of,droeaaa
- r,iIa'. pu ~, naa .o""I'
laed-rnl!cy Laws." Recess.
After the recess Mr.. Clnsrti, ot the Califor-
min cotnnanIcs. ,nnJo mn utllrcss nm "Co-
operation" Which ho supplemented by offer
lug the following resolutions, which were re-
ferrcd to the Committee nn Business:
WHERE As, or late ycars Insurance capital has
boon tho subject o[ prr,s!stent unjust aYgrca,;
u9.se isxsiS!foa. rass IND g''rlte,nplotcd; and
H.. In ~, ..ssr M a, s nso w 'ate
e'ns e .tS ctsn u srMrers m ts o
ssi pgsiton; und aniH's ''1 'oo ~" '''''''s'' ''
WnGitfas, Tho nrmn and untcrInl intercsta
| Of tho country ilnpernttyoly demand n stable
4 Pssfsi"!s condition Of "''""so e"'"'
Mtsnstd mhat ,'s, n an1 JnaRhGtt Or .n's San.
onsann .in " r,, u, Ga"r9G s,,,% III ~
hr n,,nr ,,,ty tp ni,cnroao y iii ossIh[a lila
fm;r n n".ns n s,,lrit ~ rrMt"rrItv mi co:n"ru
it lin 'n and Mnsy of stlnet Gctweoi % III 'Ser-
tcrosts s may ho coaorvesl md Insurance co,npt.
nses themselves savcl from Impending dcstri'c-
Peter Notnar, of Niagara, delivered MI
address on "Tiio Sttuation," a,ni was fol-
, 1880-10-21
BENEFITS OF ACCIDENT INSURANCE,

The mnn william Kelly, wllo was killed Mt tho
Union lrun and Steel Company yesterday mor.1-
Ing, was insured fow tiuys ago ngnlnst noc!-
dental .lensh, In tho Fidelity ami Casualty Com
pnny of New York.
Mr. Lyman ". 1.rigRs. vico President, being
IN ChIcauo, proceeded to the works, md finding
tho widow In Btrhttencl circumstances. with
fur children, mnt1o prompt settlement Of tho
amount. $1,000,
, 1880-10-21


MEASY-At ti:S, Wednesday n!sht. OF con sIr!n-
tion. Mary eldest dnt,xI;,s5 Of simon @ antl Eliza
Funeral Will 1eayD ses!lehec At Htncoo Tor lLosso
Point Church Mt Il. m. Fhurttny. size sleeps"
aV19-WednesdaY. uct. q. nt go n. H.. at tho
hoMe Of hor PARENTS AheTsoYn III u rnnai Men;
MT. and fI. Joseph ~ Davis, nKed months md II
days.
'fr-i'lttsiurg f'oat. Hutisf ItuEnld and CortlAnd
NOHlocrnt p1eaRo c0pT.
atyEl.s-Uct. o. nt q. 1n ut IS North Hhodon.st.,
". II. My0fs.
Hotics nf fanornt hereafter.
1iASLEY--At lGl Wust Thtrtennth.a1 ChAr1os
FEnllCs. youngest snt Of W. M. and sao!ha ilnneJ,
aged mouths md hhyn.
Funeral frtsnt rns!tiuco at 10 Friday. Oct e. by
carriages IL Calvary.
WrlKLAH-On wednesday,, Oct. 70. 1850 Edward
W!u1nN.
J: CnlbJ FE.ny nlDtntnx nt nct1sk hy earr'agos tn
1t. JnFhtlfs uMtltch At1d tt1DnHD 10 EmlVnty.
pESNEit-Uet. II. Of hlphtlsstta Frank H.. behaved
ron nf Frnnk H. md 1illla !. Fender, aRad your
HtC E1lHth1. -. \
sufv!cea al tha house, i'll Wont Lnko o.at.. ~ r M,
thence by cnrfluEDH ~ udDh. Frto1sds VI tic lam
Ily aru invited To attend.
, 1880-10-21

subordlnalcs nre subject 10 the Jurisdiction
If tho Stnte Of C0l0rHln. althougll In thu In
dian Reservation, and that hrcaniint rrnWEly
be protected fr1ni nrrrst. l flHyu Withdrawn
tlcnt, aM.l The military forcca Will III M r.
slrct tnke nction OH tic matter Of tho arrest.
As tn the arrest of Indiai,a. tho Attorney
General reserves Ills upint0M."
, 1880-10-21

According to "rrof. Hrimmer "-twhoover no
mny be-there n ttrrbEr syvell ycnrs hcf0re US.
From 1880 10 1857 thcrG will bc Il unIrGrsnl n!tr-
tulty. Asia will b1 .lc}mpinte.l, and Enropu
will hecn,no Utmost dnanrt. America will ltsso
i6,O0UOU0 inhabitants. There Will be tchptets
nnd .nuutlAtlnns. Mn prophet could possibly bg
ErInlmes than this ono.
, 1880-10-21
SUBURBAN..

EFASET1IS4
Tho Ei1tnRo Trustees mot 1Nesslay evening"
Thu Treasurer reported The bulnncu OH hand
Oct. to he S+,lEl. An ordinance wRs pussel for
II new sewer on Sherman avenne. from Davis
street to Clark street.
, 1880-10-21
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.


q. A, JoI1xsny, u. &. A., Is nt tho Sherman.
I'M. tIEp,,,cx. If Ottumwn, H.. Is Mt tho IN.
ctifo.
J.E, uoonE, Of Sioux City, ln., ia Mt tho shcr.
mHn.
II. H..rucxEn, Of New Orleans, Is at tho 1ro"
mont.
Jour cousr md fau,l,y, Of New York, aro Mt
the t'nitncr.
CIV. 1,xx riAnntsos, of indianapolis Is stop
ping nj tho rhcisfc.
Il. T., putAxEy, Prison Inspector. Marshall.
ILL.,, IL at tho l'ncil'c.
j.. c,u. J. ". Fnusyrtt, 1,r. Gruunloaf. and Col,
d. W. Flhgler, US. A.. IRE nt tho lacaac.
TuE sub-Trcnsury paid out slo,n0o Qol,l yes
tettiay ani $4,000 silver, And rccolved $:oo sll'
yer.
FL KE,.tr, Of 81. Paul, mon,tcr Of the ncn'-
ocrattc National Committee, is locntcd ut tho
Pacific.
BARON IAsstS17z, BanEkok, sInnl. and Or. }.
Btarntnls, liIOgo, Jnpan. nro reElstcrcl ut tho
patmcr.
FRANK u. CLARK, General TrntIso Mnnngor Of
tho CEtcngf, Ut. Paul & Minneapolis Rallront, Ia
ut tho Palmer
j. D. nnnxlMEn, forn,ory Division ,supcrin;,
tchdent nf tho llt!mnts Central Nn''Ft'nt 1low u
Nation, Is Vt lnc Palmer.
Tue Hardware Association continued tho1r
privnte srssiuhs Mt tho Appellate Cnsirt rum
yesterday. n. tr.''sactns business OF 'htcfest 10
TnE rcccIpts of tho Internal itovcn,,c ntlie9
vas for spirits, sj,Sso Tor tobaeco ind cisnrs mud
N;Il,nsso, nptcInr., III MasiIsnT, street. TnimuNR
1,Mllhina, WIS ut q. tn II degrees: 10 n. ~, 40;
In, :uo+; 8p. in., s:o5''.
.s.s, MEuy1t,t,, General Manager of tho Chi
, 1880-10-21

In - States arI II Territories OF tho U. 8. the
Inhabitants hso Or. l'nll's Cough Syrup.
, 1880-10-21
txtIkTE1S.



SicC1.iNTUCK-In thta city Oct. ~ tho wife OF q.
McGltntock. VI n daughter.
, 1880-10-21

THE work OIL tho vIntlurt In process OF rcnon-
struc.ion Vt Alndiso brdE r sls',sly tir'-
truss wus isovrd tt.! fcut at,'l plAced upon It.
column. y now Irnu ilonr, with nlnr-tnrh trot
tolsts o pAtsor,,; @ e y, lal. with y wotalrl
s',s'fss as Ta ss. TIL sS M r Is : spis ap ;s 1T
week, and tho 1nrh will occMpy tho remainder
OF nuxt, fu removing tho nlil !l,n,ring 1t wns
through With rnht. The expenses of tho INV
tho West lhvlsIun street. ftailr''ad Company.
Ts ;u S IN ths r.. toa,tn
half-mlst; Is and fur II HinpIa 81 tn,tr. ii,o'!ell
w4s thrcc-incl, i,,a 'nu. lait, IN .tho t!opr 1t
the tol, story. aild THO wat1r lnrced Its way up.
S" sS"F " S T .raus fa sSs1f a tSs aSs 4"
tho tinor boiow. whore II ran down In 1t trsi,n,.
ThebrixAdeOt scrtllhln9 w3.len VIVA ~ once
sonls uvlhy tlu Wntc! was cut oH frunl
&C. Ses" s" arias @ 10 IL ie p"9 s II sts'
supposed II 1le .lofnctivu plumbing Ths lcnk
NJ! le repretl so,ay: ThS sS,nss n; as walk
Wl1LtAM KgI.isY. night foreman ut tho Untor
Rolling All:s hlast fHr1Itce, ticar tho cur0r ul
Ashaand nn a Archer Mvcnuss' i1st IT, ny ~
y sn Tnrt r. !s''Pef ap W. Srxo Ts
tho hot b'tst botA ot which nro turned by leyor,
Eta" w. ,iss sStss cr,.sry ] on 10 thu onn Eso" e.
100 uo,inis. ind ni.ut i'rty fess, irom ,hs
not to fors.:i Tlctc.tp"n b. ttcS M IL Il er,swia.
and applied i with suek, ,1arce ,hat thu dnnn.o
sps sps Ks',y isn ks II s ''9 .y 11 s Ht ssI
ssa !sht !sx wers troSo,', 'S,i thS hc'!i &"il,
mashed: Tilt drceaseti VIM II Irish birth, !:
oLlldrcn ii poor circumstances 1t No. i iIroas
struet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-02
WAsTEF1,L DRINKING FOUNTAINS.

To fAc razor Of me Trtd~"&
SIR: tciuS al editorial in to-day's issue
OF NE TRIBUNE re renee 10 the waste OF Clo'"n
wate would Ike to know why the drinainE fountains
in Reservoir Park AMI on the plit near The Worm mouu'
mont and IN other pisces nave been 50 cnricted as u
bsy. consoles ,l There mus; BE- Of gal
Ions RUNNING 70 waste daily. Why are not those foun-
fans ed VITA faucets that the wafer may be
torn,i or and oGas ,ccason uqaiesi Ii seems to me
n ridiculous thing the authorizes 90 urge econom'
in using the Crp.o1. when by The above nahcn Ioul
tans thev ST IN cxauip OF shameful waste
Nclc- York, Nov. %. 1sSO AANFAith
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-02
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
MIR. EDISON CORRECTED.
C.rp FROM ONE OF HIS FORMER EMPLOYEES
~ nnu,f,s nrI ATOMS WITH MIR. MAXlM

p,ov ONE OF HIS FORMER EMPLOYEES
Mr.. BouMs RELATIONS WITH MR. MAXIM.
70 me Editor Of The tribune
sir: About week ago Mr.. Edison made state
mcnt. mbshed in The Herald, regarding my engage
ment. with the Maxim Electric Light COMPANY
Now in to.days issue of your valuable paper he says
something similar. Therefore, | feel obliged
to make the following statements: Mr.. Edison
said: "Mr. Maxim came here ito Meno Park some
months ago and spent an entire dav in my laoora-
tory and shops lie enticed away hoy OF
seventeen from me n am twcntv-oncl whom was
paying SIS day, and has him employed nov" there
must have been an object in that"
The fact is that never knew Mr. Maxim before
was emp, Dyed by him. ] saw him the first time IN
tie Equitable Binding after having left hr' Ia"
sou. Then offered him nv services l write TINS
re,lv beoause Mr. Ed. on made these statements
against mo personally. They are false. Yours very
.inc,roh LUDWIG X. BONN
Ncr- lork, Nov. 20. 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-02
IT HELPED STRIKE TIE DEMOCRACY.

To the Kdttor Of Thc Trt6Rhe.
SIR: |, too want to thank The TRIBUNE
for It's very effective work during the campaign Just
Closed Ii was bold ana aggressive and the result
sho - THAI Il was right. everla,tin-y right You
fought good fight, ana the victory 49, to say tle least
smnlv eocndid. While the Democrats are looking
arouuo t see what II was that struck them they may as
yclI settle down 10 the .act that TIE TRIBUNE most de-
ti!cdl. helped 10 dol >, .
Long live TIE TRIBUNE. JAMES f. HO"AKiIL
lOnherS, ". Y, Nov. 50. 1880
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-02
HOW NEw-JERsEY WAS CARRIED.

THIS PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD ALLEGED TO HAVE
BGrN TIE CAUSE OF REPUBLICAN DEfiAr
10 IN EdiiOr or TAe fritUn%
SIR: On Monday last the leading officials
of the Pennsylvania Railroad did Themselves
tho hoaor, so To, telegraph Informs H.
OF making an carly morning call upon
tie coming President at Mentor. If the lead
Jag officials" warmed mp into free discourse ABOUT
tic ate election they pr badly explarei l" Ueheidi
Garfield why he ilst mis- ed carrying New-JoFScy'
j. they tod the trutd. tdey said 10 HIN that the n
ruhcans, after an uHailed struggle against heaV!
oads hal virtually atin Il the victory, wicn at the
last moment the Poansy vanl Railroad came to tie
reinforcement of the discouraged and demoraHza d
Democracy with the aid tha. d m1cratS need, ana
drove special engines over taeir tracks 10 scatter
OF iorS amoag Their employees 80 vote against The
Republican ticket, and TO assure ther dependents
that these orders were imperative.
The special attack was made upon the Republican
candidate for Governor, 70 IS truc, bu the leading
officials coud have assured General Garfield that
theIr action infused 20 lca hfe Into the dead can
yass OF tn Democracy, and gave the rcsCscliated
i irtg so muck heart aud hope, that Hancock re-
cety the electoral vote which had hecn fairy won
h. e. .,rs,a Garfield. Tncy could have assured HIM
tI,t,cr fbot NJ Mr. Ludlow is allowed t. be
sworn IN A. Governor l. will bc against the WISH an.
Will of MAORI the people OF the state ahl t''
A,pccplc anow and Mr.. Ludlow knows thdt u pc
Is allowed t. serve It Ni be as Inc creature on q
f,refsn corporation. an not aS the chcice OF INC
ppD1le and thlt a., will he expected 10 adn'hlat't
Inc laws Of the State n the interest OF IN iian en-
c1lv ana 10 appoint sIch judges aud Attorneys
General and Prosecutor. a. snail give the rllliod"
rs fra ar upon tue Ju!.ciarT IS II wonid nave
uban the Executive ana Legislative branches o. the
canytrs1tion Of this sort "immoliatey after
breakfast oHqht to have made Gaaciai Garheld
lappr for the entire day.
IA. \
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-02

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFER
WV yopfy CRY


vrretst No H. c5x75 Il Gutenberg and wife to .
lave rs.s' 3. 6oiins BON It, 2Ox8O Mary Van
e, Igyly 10 - q, Madso. ave 25xioO5
b., vie to r saaaa -raniing 29'oo
sa1 w. gro ,a GssS SSl"i $4,000
,qotS ll N = o e5stw Of Ayc.A lsi1i6oio o
! NJ ,.,t and wife To wright. 1901
9sd H. It of lcth.avc. SOxlocs+s Ma oooo
hePsS - 100 t t,o'N Maai.ona4c s5xao5
& At rs rel'i So Cing ana WHO 70 Io6rW 2OjOO
C'I ro 191 Vie To- " anziger -. $4,000
o7 Glo pobemns q" Nav Co ims ..:....... $4,000
OH sn 1 Me eg 10 BErgha IT, 10000
Aezn f Gina snS vile t. Mary i 5000
ana % Hds e ia a Fe sai 2s7s7
0-'ist H Ht3ye ~ 5sS $3.50
ctotS SiSi' sS iGG3 # II Prince.st, Maraast
ZlxSixlSNS " f.l Sn az "i'e 70 ~ 10 Iio
Il Browning and wiic e. 6 @ $1,000
Ieamsn 70 GSas,ein .... L. 500
ana %Is 10 o 3gtb'st 5sSx,3x iifeensr 1.-TWO
eada,2s,,E e. end s Vi e TO io sIsssa,
fII as snst I $500
%oin.i 40 4Ss MTS 1880
sous 5 81 vssIJ e ero Sin".c' .e."o4 Mary
t: si s 70 hi3WS Ct a. ici
e's ons ~ TO- " y r Wat,onbers 5000
l27th st. p - ~ NAN y UnnerHll 1890
2a.vs a. a so 70 G.orss Manrer 1900
"a az ;: 80 ~ = q q iSsien - -. II 500
sss lime ahd n Si 70 S275o
''dst 81 a" ;f ~ rs $4,000
sullvs,.sf No 20 2OxlO0: Rachei KrtoSs to
FraIkliss 80 So 95xioO; Donohnc and wife 10 ,oo
How and another ,;;.; - '''V
zig 81 : az" no. husband 10 q Banker $4,000
A'eA' 81 cor 81 MAR eIee 10 Morris 1880
G2i s. ~ " 81 1u IN Nv $3.50
7lhaye v s. $50 fl o; 2Gth-st. lax64' herdIe-
foV,,' NO ~ vC ~hs,' ............. $500
IAN 81, g. " oi ~ Dam $500
AaIiA{,,a NO ~ @'A i'O' 10000
lsSye. s. 100 IL Of 75t.st 5ssSe3x regular' ., oco
n Keller and 10 20 r Hoppensaek E-'''o
te 5i :, ~ -, ~ J." ~ Jnau,.on ...... 400
t2d-st. s. $50 IL OF ilth-syc 2orlOO5i Joseph ooo
22ist 30 isi Ea: + Berry 10 Berrg.... 5000
llth-fvo. 20 II n OF Sstn II, 75xlp0XZo.S 70 u
$1,000
n ~ nd In mani 10 + Wight ...... $1,000
S9ih e, o2i7 Wosl l.CxiC0.j; Angeine Hooper
10 MANN Hooper. .......'.......
kano ~ perry: Benjamin Hooper y Hoppe.
il5 Z II Holt 70 r d Morgsn .' '..,.... 42.0cO
mot .a.' '"' '''- ...... 42.OoO
ale 70 joseph stevens . ..'.....-... $4,000
LudIasst SO 30 2eso7G Dakia, referee to p, ooo
Ludlow It. no a. Il Dskil. referee. Hersh- o,o
Gar st u. cor Of Forsyth.st 25ns7e; VIM Hunk
is2dst. $40 {, Of "a ave, 76Isi. sPraaces Liv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-02
STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS..
A REDUCTION OF FARE.

| A REDUCTION OF FARE.
& TO BOSTON F E4tL s FIyT TRL LEE rEp TICKETS
ssae fo @ Fer End 5 y @ Es1 1
br2Skyn No. Jersey city ALP p M VIA AgnsS Gol
hotels and ticket Offices the oicc on the PIER aud o. boaF1
GEO, {. coNNoR BORDEN LOWELL,
CEN TRAIL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
- -staun IN New.YoTk. foot OF L5ortyst; station in
Brooklyn foot OF I'm ton.Sf.. Jcwe! 9 WharL 49,.
$50 FOR Pennington Eastan hIlgatowa. Reading
1870 m-for schoo ey's Mountain High Bnlge Branch
p, b. & Weston r. r. East'n Allentown. WEKssjarfe
s:i5 a. h,-for bennington, h sfon, Allentown Reading,
Hgns1urg. Naneh lnnk, Dpyi civilian, o. fsnaq n.
' 1 SE'S I has5a S i'G "a asaaa ar
$50 =. m1for El-toI Bad. Mauch chanS, TsaaquA
40 D. n.-FoT 1chooegs M5GSran Riga Bri ge Branch
Ea.l9n, Aien t,y o, %c ,l r.ou,r,o, 60
IS. p ~ -f|r IN roa D. / aal " (. r.. Allentown.
sunday $40 ~, i p M Tor b una Brook
AMI nisrm lao .,l9s; at $50 n. ior Erton. Allen
fo Newark ~ ;: IT, 6l5 s.i5. az 75 81, So al5.
5iS ID 3: o. Gso l.. 81, o.: t:i III, u p ~ '
E a to 9c R2 see fqe nacx i mF connee
ton, TO and from Jersey CHy s'a'iou'
NEW-YOEK AND LOyG BRANCH DlYI-
ALL PAIL LiNE fer rer Aabay, south Am9oy, Red
raHS ioag frncn. O'csn Grove. A.aprL la K Pom,
Ieys Nex;ferS fooi LioaFfy a. at 5co s'J. .ij a. n.
EREEHOiD AND NEE-YONK RAILWAY
i CONhttftON Inay feot Of L5arjy'st tor + eehvld
at S.!J. l1:fj g. ~. 4:Ol. e Bob "a
NEW .JDR. TX SOUTHERN RAILWAY
- Lave ew.Nor@ foot Liberty IT, - Il
p. saney ,o,S. s:Ij ll.l5a pm
70. .l.hIaEis. = q. 80, 10: 10 %. 81 p. NJ
Fot uonD0CtG e.ci AMI scaDr7-t D -:i5, ll:ij A. M
500 4 p. b..
v tti Bt1k:
h % ~ Pr Ma chester, ous Ever hrLANTiC CITY
! i M Fos Wh.till's, Toms Eysr aaargat &C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-02
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw-YoEK. "Wednesday. d,

NEW York "Wednesday. Dee. l, 1880.
Tho following sales were he!d It the Exchange
SalCsltcu, today
By T. II L'tIioir & Co.
l4-story 9[;e5 o S1 t7s To- ixs0 Il Thofac So 300
Lot s, we'S , a1S1'' 80 :. .- lOlOO
80 Eiehdra j. Hqrncft
3-s,3ry "TGi ags io !ss5xio2S Rg6ey 1880
sf0fv brick and frame h0use an }-story 1I1ex
StHn ,tt wI lot ,Gt sxSi Jacao oeIs.. 5000
Bg JOHN T. BOVi
5s."is uT'SS nVe yot l. ISncl $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-02

WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
on AND AFTER NOVEMBER ~, 1880,
aPGt streets EerFS S az i i%,.D 800
~ 20? g. and 10 ~ No. and T. night sundays 49, aai
$3.50 a. M . g. SO ami ~ P aad - mS9t sunday at
7so 9 aud D NJ running through via
Boats Of "Bro9kyn Annex" connect wih all through
tran at Jersey Cy aroFdng speedy and direct transfer
oT Observation-Disclosures leave Philadelphia I2:nl S:i5 a. s.
7. 7:3j $3.50 andl am ILlite1 Express 1872 NJ y
5:4C aud 7:35 p m ON s@n3y i2:O b H. 80 3 $3.50
M m an and 80 p daily. except san'lay
foot Des6rosses AID Cous, aud BroOSy
And rs IG o S,aon Jersey ity smi
saett o One s5cy 9aeS Will call for and check
Of FEHSK '' T0 0's pSH re D'"'' FARMER
DOCKAWAY BEACu.-New-Yo.k X, Wood
IA haven and EocSaSa' Raii33d;-Leave d.,y' eAcept
I I1ays rock ga; ay T. O'D % Ri ti6p H.
'THE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
j i, NkwYoRK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
ARA ScrMEXr OF TRAINS TAKING EFFECT nov i. 1880
Cncnpa,i a. aud &C Ghisaso Day Errsss Drawing
room G9ae4eI 70 nn Loa. Z, p ying at Bu,
@ e M ss % if s g e f
~ m Da Pacific Ex.ress for The West Sleeping
Coaches through to Bunao Niagara Fails Cincinnati and
'E 7Ii5 D. m~Emerani tram Tor the Vest
Trans eaye CIamoGrs street Depot % OK Tor ,o 7so
p m ~ > midnight Saturday nights only sundays
sS I and Tassac 1850 TO- 1920 mthe 1920
ls ii15n s5J 40 S:i0 $50 G3 G5 s. m II
midnight sundays 600 800. I0;2oa ~ If'' $50 D. No.
an Paterson j. 100 TO- 1920, II las, 8. 800
ADO g. 5iO 800 5:3O G:l0 $50 q d lO;f0 T. m and
~ midnight. sundays D. a:SJ l0;2Oa H. $40 $50 v IN
am - ma"s "Scwars. 6;i5 $40 1882 40 I:26
80, III rs D. III. nd IL midnight saturday ghts ony
snrcrn COO 7jO 1920 mr. las. 800. 500 $40 TlJ.
and - midnight. snndays. GOD $780, lJ.0 ..
M, lao $3.50, p. and ~ mldnighi
Warwick 1850. 1920 a IN, t;SUp m , m ..o, O.
Newburg and Cornwall 7:JU. . a. NJ 35' %;"op m sun
cay s%o ann kingston 900 $3.50 Sundays $50
ambsu. D. 7.5o g. 1920 o. M, $780, 1850 40 7, GASP
sundays u, s:3O, l0:2U a. m, $780, y m 90 =, go
Mtiiotown 7jU, D. lO.IJ a. m. 800 AID - Elo T. IN
sundays $50 1870 a. IN. $3.50, p The IA III md $50
n m trans connect with New.fOrk aud Os"eso didlIni
Rslroaq =. M i0:2O a. m i:30 o. T. 7:l3 D. H. sun
oy ,ssye 23ist quarter OF and quarter after
Zach hour from 90 . M anu al iOa1 aud LAD
N. ,,r uas,age ami fIr Apartments Drawing Room
nha md transfer OF Baggase DO left at the
Nos 2SD iOl or 957 Broadway. ~ Y, No.
tsbS ~ nrooklyn or at the Company's Dep0ts
t9n ain. from the West New YORK al ISj
a. ~" a M, and 1910 y. ma -. -, =. ~,
and Ii'Io no n ABBOTT GEM Pass'r Agt NewYork.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
scE T. g. o. 1850 a. NJ. g. 4.5oo $40 500. li50 D. IN
SUNDAY. a IN and d. D D. ~. The il:3o IN. train VIII
leave 30 minutes later saturday nights n, a., -,
NanueI Spring Valley AM Mon>ej. s'o" '''' H. $So
H. JNo. N. ABBOTT. General pass'r Agent, New YORK
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NEW-YORK AND LONG BEANCH DIVE

ALL RAIL LINE fer Per h";bay, south Amboy, Red
EaHS, iong frncl O'efn Groye AsgnrI 2, K, Point
lea-ln Toms rive. barn gct, ALTA NIlC cl i. &c.
Leave N"NIork fooi Liuorfy a.. ut jCD slJ. I;ij a. IN
l.3U $50 3.un. j:jO D.
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IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.

j Hamburg American Packet Conpaayys Line Tor
PLYMOUTH. CHERBOURG. and HAhBO itd' ..
SILESI.............Uec :. - 80 .--.'''. ~. e ~
JfF.uis II ......i &c . SUfNi A.......... Dec 20
Ra pas Plymouth London Cher '9nrg ~ am
lurg ard uonts in south Of Eng ana; ftst tOn
sSn Sncopd CamI $50; Storage. $50. round tho at
reduced rates. Stcera &c Hamburg or HAVE So
~ %Ii ARDT E CD C. Il. RICHARD d CO.,
General Agents General faesenscI
q Iii Y ~
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Orfnil EtcnnlerS.

Ocean GleunSrS.
ANCHOR LINE L. ). NAIL STEAMERS.
IA HEWYOKk AND Ola SGOW.
From Pier NO. 20 NOI'h uiyer New Crx
10 VIA 1, q. DcVo "a Dec ~ = a. m
Clrcassa Dec. y. Anc' Dec. % ii q. M
1leSe Gamers not carry cattle sheep or i1gS.
Cabins $50 I'D u. -xcursiOn at reduced rates
second CABIN. $40. rage, >2S
NFW.Nbi.K bD% y III .ECI
From Pier No. 10 NOlth over foot Il ChaTcsst
q. Ast:il ....--Dec 70. ~ pm
Cabts $50 aad 500 Excursion tickets at reduced rates
HENDEEsON BKOTH Frs. Agents lowing Glteh
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FREEHOLD AND NEW-YOGK RAILWAY
CONhf. IiON Ioay foot Of L'5afjyst tor Freehold
ut y. IS. Il:ij q. 10. 4OJ. 3 Bob.
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fflarble ano 5la,c ttlamtels.

MARBLE and MARBLEiZED MANTELS,
Nl monumenrs thing. &C. A. kLABkR lss East lss
81, 3d-ava
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NETWORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
IL RIVER RAILRO AD.--tommcHciuy November :
ls~U, through rams wi leave Grand Central Depot
ZOO q. Western aud EXPRESS 10 Rochester,
Piatt, burg = Adams ami Montreal.
1880 a. Chicago EXprtss, rawingrOOm cars % Canaan
dalgua, Rochester ann Buffalo
HOO bany and troy WITH connections 10 UucA
Saratoga, Gon's Fui- and Rutland.
400 D. H., Accommodation to Albany anu Troy.
600 y. No. Express daily, Win s,eph% cars tDI
st LOUIS, running throu n day - mo WetS also
sleeping Buffalo, Toledo ana De.f ana Tor M0i
teal excepting sunday nighr, via : iiatp g. - . 40, -
go m. Pacinc Express, daily, wtl sleep Stls =,
Niagara Fa.s Rochester Buffalo Cleveland lo'd' De't"1'
and Chicago.
500 M Fast EXPRESS for Moutreai Rochester and Corn
ing via Geneva Sleeping 10 Geneva Rochester All
1850 M Night Express with sleeping clIs to AbanS
cSeis on Nos 80. 252 and 4l3 Broadway at
Wcscotts Express Onces Pars place. and eJ aud 9i2
broadway HewYOrk. and 33J Washington Il, Br,ohlyn
j. VI TOCCEY. Gen. sun. c. b. MEhKHK. Gen Pass'r Agt
NORWICH LINE r...,.-,,.
Via New "Reminiscences leave Pier No ~ NUrtn River
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L
W BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HNNRt.
Pier COMPANY ~ North RIVER foot OF aDrtol
Travellers tins line bOtn transit OF Englsn ri
aud the disc0miOts Of crossing the Channel Ia SINAI
Vii L D. MAKSEi-LES CahOurs. -----------
ptItllRt DE a ine Wed Dc 8. 10
CsiDE.A EeayI Wc;!n .s0aT DC -. D. M
CHECKS Credit LyJnna Of PARIS nanolnS t05G
IOUIS DE BEHIAN. Agent 10. BOWAng Groom
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EJ TNI'fFD STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LlNEKP0OL,
Leaving Pier 38 y. r., loot OF kDgs.
ABYSSIN DAY. Dec. T. $3.50 a. m
ARIZON Dec. u, 800 a. m
WYOMI ESDAY, Dec %. 2:50 p NJ
NEVADA
AEYS IT fSDA \. Jan. H. 2'O u M
f These steamers built OF iron. IN water tight com
paienis AID are furnished with requisite to maze
Inc passage across the Atlantic both safe and agreeD nav
ing bath room smO eng u. drawngrOOm. piano ana
,Ty ala surgeon stewaress and caterer Oh
each Steamer The slaterOOms all upper deck thus lnsnr
ING Hose ~raest of all uxuIics perfect ventilation
and hight. -.,,, - ,. -. .,o,o..o,,, scn e2o ~,
sl0o IL TI.RM date $40 SrEERAGE at low rates.
N' OFFICE. No 30 BRO .DWAY