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Hook and Ladder Company No. A. who was on me me
car was slightly injured. The police captured 'ho
horses after a while.
A SUBSTITUTE FOE BATTERY POWER.

A
A NEW SYSTEM OF GENERATING ELECTRIciIf foh
TELEGRAPH PURPOSES.
Tho Western Union Telegraph Company has re-
Gently introduced an improved system OF general
ing the electric current by substituting mechani
cal force for the chemical battery hitherto IN usc
Dynamo-electric machines. operated by steam, taSe
the place of the oldfashoned jars, eectIng great
saving producing more trustworthy results, and IN
creasng the capacity of the lines. The ma
chine ia what is known as Siemens gen.
orator IT, IL not in itself a novelty
but is now first successfully used for this purpose.
The discovery of the method of applying 1t TO Tue
work of generating electricity mas pecIi iao ~
Stpphen d. Field, of San Francisco, Cal. Eiectii-
clans for wears had endeavored 10 OBTAIN tnc ue-
sired result by using a single machine operated ae
its highest tension, while MI flcu nas commune
nnlnDer of machines connected III SERIES ana eA-
cites their field magnets by current supplied py
single Siemens dynamO-electrc machine. ne selcc
ton of the Siemens machine has been mace on ac
count of the advantages 1t possesses III smpnclly
and compactness. In it the armature consists Oh
a hollow soft iron cylinder, provided win win
brass heads and mounted on the shaIt CARRYING ,.S
driving pulley Around this cylinder few layers Oh
iron wire are wound and over this are wonnd the
insulated conducting wires. The terminal wires
soldered to the bars ana Inc wtc it, COM
mutator cylinder is touched az the ends by the
brushes which take off the fluid. The aImatures
are in the elegraphc circuit, and the wires OF iDc
field magnets arc in connection with the exciting
mower. The new system was not adopted without
thorough tests extending several months Only
single set of machines has yet been placed III the
nosition there ~ soon as possible, aud in addi-
lion TO taking the place Of battery power they
will IL is stated be used III lighting the binding
with electricity. Ono Immediate result OF TINS SUD
stituton will be great saving OF space; the pres
ent battery power occupying room 100 teet ~
length In addition the space occupied III an au-
Joining building by 1900 blchr0mate OF potash ele-
ments while the new machines will not REQUIRE an
area one-tentb az large. II is claimed that there
will be a saving of 90 per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-28
THE RUMoRs OF A BROADWAY RAILROAD

THE RUMORS OF BROADWAY RAILROAD.
1t has been rumored lately that some capitalists
are striving to have bill introduced into the Lcgis
lature authorizing them to construct a surface
railroad in Broadway from the Battery to Fifty
ninth-st Among the ncorporators were said to be
Cyrus w. Field. ex-senator Barnum of Connccti-
cut, Police Commissioner Wheeler and others. 1t
counsel for the new organization. Cyrus w. Field
is in Europe. Ex-senator Barnum was In the city
Yesterday and asserted that he knew nothing about
such a scheme. Commissioner Wheeler declared
that he was not connected with any plan OF that
kind. David Dudley Field refused 10 deny or con-
firm the report that he counsel for the organiza
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-28

for Iaverpoo Atlas. from Boston for Liverpool.
MovlLLE Jan 27Ar str Austrian. from Boston for Gias
AsrwERr Jan 27-Arr 2sth inst Ruyter from New.
York.
LONDON Jan 27-saed Gath inst Penobscotfor NewYork,
Wild Hunter, for Batim0Ee Albert Capt Anderson VIM
wilcox Cromwell Silas 25h inst. Antoinetta Ottone
inst Orion Capt knudsenl for NewOIeana; ElsiB0re
philadelphia Refoer st Kida the last two for NewYork,
Alice Cooper MoselIe the las. two for Batmcre 0wence
Flnn) latter from Liverpool 9th inst, Helena Cxpt
Thorsen), the last two for Pensacola. .
Goth Tell Silva; 2st inst Mater, all At Gibraltar;
Amanda the latter al Mounts Bay oath inst Huron
26th inst Lndores Abbey Capt Madsen Hlgn 9th inst
Evviya Yarra Yarra City Of Nanku Lord Dunerin Marga
ret Wikie.
ForLasr SNIP Eetes u ann Ffh Paza
-------
In little family discussion, the other day,
the madam remarked somewhat tartly: When marry
again--" {" L suppose you will marry . fool inter-
rupted the husband 4" Beg your pardon" said she,
shall do nothing OF the kind prefer change" The
lord and master wilted.--( Cincinnati Enquirer.
-
tAnouncements.J
The HOLMAN PAD has saved me the fortunes
OF thousand deaths neuralgia In the stomach
OF over eight years standing.
r. BssELI, NJ d., 4S1 Vine-st. Cincinnati, Ohio.
Use BRUMMELL's celebrated Cough Drops.
The genuine have A. II. b. on each drop
WINCHEsTER's IiYPOPHOsPHrTEs
VIII cure Consumption. Coughs. Broac1t = pernty go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-28
MARINE INTELLiGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

4
TO-DAY
ann iises.--... Il4 snn seIs o. 10 Ia'r o u
ro-DAr--A. ~
sandy HOOK $40 Gov Island S54 Hell Gats $3.50. l043
alGH WATER re-DLI-p. "
Sandy Hook $3.50 Gov IsAni. $40 Hs Glss ... 1889
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LOW RESORT BROKEN UP.

Fifty-eight men were taken into the Jefferson
Market Police Court, yesterday morning. by Cap
tain Byrnes of the Fifteenth Precinct. They were
the arrests made on Monday night at the gambling
house at No. 1873 Bleecker-st. This place is in the
rear of a cigar store. and received the name OF
"Baste" in consequence of the many Intellectual
attempts to break itup. 1t has two entrances one
in Blocker and one in Thompson-st. There is a
heavy door between the gambling-room and the
cigar store This door is overlooked by peep-hole
Monday evening Captain Byrnes, Detectives Slovin
and Rutland. and squad of officers made a descent
upon the premises. Detective Slevin knocked at
the outer door, which opened He sprang across
the outer and got his leg between the door and
the Jam of the inner room just in time to prevent
1t from being closed and barred. He was followed
by the rest Of the force who quickly placed under
ontn was captured and also a +" black and redr
outfit. The prisoners, with the exception of Haw-
lev ingalls, the proprietor of the gambling saloon,
were discharged by Justice Duly. ingalls, was
held in 81 900 bail Tor trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-28
RED PAINT SUPPOSED TO BE BLOOD.

Julia Williams, age about thirty-hye, the wife Of
q coal-heaver, was found dead in her room on the
top floor Of the tenement, No. 563 Frstave' yester-
day morning. On the floor the husband, James
Williams. lay in o drunken stupor Their child, a
ho,, of Eve wears who was crying on the bed with
his ,oothcr, said that his father had beaten and
licked her at night, having come home drunk and
indina her III aud nnsblo 10 speak. Red stains on
he wall we're taken for blood-marks by the police.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-28
RAILROAD PASSES OBTAINED BY FRAUD.

RAILROAD PASSES OBTAINED BY FRAUD
Captain Hooker and Detectives Mcmahon and
Irving, ofthe Nineteenth subPrecinct, arraigned in
the Yorkvlle Police Court yesterday Charles Legs
ter alias William III. Gill, alias McCurdy, and
Peter X. Halls, who with Leyster used the aliases
Just mentioned Their offence was conspiring to OBJ
tain free passes over different railroads and steam
ship lines and selling them. The request for pass
was generally made on behalf of some well-known
conductor on the Baltimore and Ohio Road. On
January 90 Halls alias McCurdy, presented let
ter purporting to be sent from w. NJ. Clemens of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad asking pass for
sence 10 Buffalo and back. Mr.. Moody, of the
New-York and New-Haven Road, gave the pass, but
thought it strange that the writing and printing on
the letter should be so fresh. Mr. Clemens, being
inrerrogated by telegraph. pronounced the letter
forgery.
The case was then given to Captain Hooker
who succeeded Oh Monday in aTresting the prison
ers. They pleaded guilty, and we're held for trial III
default of 81 900 bail EACH
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PASSENGERS ARaIVED.
From nERuup,-BY STEAMSHIP BERMUDA.
rrnM 11vrrrooI-Rr srnAMsnIr wIscoNsIY.

robnso, Mrs J. Moss Miss NJ Gilbert, y.
IoLnson Mis- l. Cowan. W +. Field. +.
S",n nont ibeRevA co an John sheehv James B.
Taing Johr L. COwan Miss Mary Murray, Mrs. T.
Dawes VIM ard two children Narian. Miss NJ
phinDs. J. w. Ferri O. kirby, 4. j.
Soigan tfra NJ brown Mrs, l.. s. Kirby. Il. :
Roberts NJ and two and children Collins, John
children GLIB, JOS. Delane, James
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PROJECTED ISLAND IN THE BAY.
OPPOSITION TO THE MEASURE TO CONSTRUCT AN
IsI,Xn ON RnRRINs REEF.


ISLAND on ROBBINS REEF.
During the first week of the present session Of
the Legislature bill was proposed to authorize the
construction of an island, of about ten acres area.
upon what is known as Robbins Reef,
midway between the Battery and Staten
Island. The island is to be so constructed as not
to interfere in any way with the navigation
of the Bay and is to be protected by wall, so as to
prevent washing into the channel. 1t is to become
the property of certain persons upon the payment
of a sum named by the Commissioners of the Land
Office The island is to be devoted exclusively to
commercial purposes, with storehouses for mer-
chandise, and is to be subject to all Tnles
regulating quarantine When constructed, the
island is to become part of the VII
lage of Edgewater in Richmond County. The
bill was referred TO the Committee on Federal Re
latiOns and Yesterday resolution was offered 10
take it from that committee and refer II TO the
Committee Commerce aud Navigation but 1t
was not acted upon .
referred to n committee, which reported on April
% 1879, that the proposition was OF nature TO
occasion serious concern TO the shipping interests ms
If wOuld ultimately impair the efficiency of the
Robin Reef Light. or render the site so I'M
healthy rs to make it unfit for occupation. The
committee recommended the defeat Of the measure,
and the bill failed III its passage. 1900
, CITY have signed q remonstrance against the bi
which viii be sent to Albany. It IS claimed that
the act is unconstitutional; that 1t ~
interfering with the navigabe waters of
the United States. and using them for
an unlawful purpose. In view OF the fact that the
various channels in the entrance to the harbor are
dangerous aud intricate, il to the petitioners
dangerous experiment to erect Instructions III the
harbor which will cause changes IN the tides more
or less in extent and a probable change in the
depth and course of the navIgable channels. The
petitioners also claim that the act is premium for
the establishment of a nuisance which by reason OF
it's location it would be difficult to remove.
The jurisdiction over Robbins Reef being coded to
the United States for the maintenance OF light
house the authority of the State to transfer such "A
franchise without the assent of the United States,
is disputed. So, ;,
The ncorporators mentioned III the bill discaim
their intention of permitting the manufacture OF
any offensive article creating nuisance, or In any
way affecting unfavorably the public health
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-28

thisc Company were reduced 1872
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-28

Use BRUMMELL's celebrated Cough Drops
The genuine have A. II. b. on each drop.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-28

WINCHEsTER's iYPOPHOsPHrTEs
VIII cure Consumption Coughs. Broac1 = De5ity. TO
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
GREAT IRIfNK LINE

IIttIs-N IFN7.'Is
AND UNIT Ed >IA J. ; MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave NewYOrk DsbOsscs and Cor andt streets
= rrIes. a fOhows;
Harrisburg Ptisburc. tn West and South, win Pullman
Palace Cars attached. y a m. and $50 p IN. daily.
WliamspOrt. LOcS Haven a. $50 CORY and Erie
$50 ctig at Cory fDr 1lusyile, Petroleum
Cgufe ard he on Regions.
B1tnTe Washington and the south "Lmifed Washington
E%pfoss OF Pulmu Palor cars daily, except -unt ~ ~
~ arrive IT Washington az a. REGULAR at 45o ana
$50 a. go 4 aud 10 d. ui. -unDa}, ~ d.. m.
Express West Phiadc phia fU $50. $40 90 Linn,
teU a. u l. $50 T. IA -, q, Z, $50 a.d 10 and
l. night Sunday. 4;3O and a. m D. o. T. $50 ana lo D.
III. ana II nlgit.
except SUNDAY.
AT Jersey w. aJrdDg spepuy and direct transfer tor
Brooklyn travel 900 az
Trans arrive. from Ptts5nrg T. 1850 a. m, 935 y. m
daily: A. 6.3u =. daily, except Monday. FROM wash
rcfou Baltimore 600 IN .. - -, 4Ju. lO.5J D. IL
sunday go a IN From PHI adlfiia, ,: %. 60. eiO
lOtO I3J A. m .. $50. 500 02J. 600 $50 53J and
l0}5 m. sunday. $50. Coo = IGiO ll3O a. H., $50
nn1l a. n LII
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miscellaneous.

GRAPE Wells and trimmings renovated by
~ PoIisian expert color. Il mess aud natural cmls
rctored feathers cleaned and dyo CAL OF address Los
Broadway.
ENGRAVERS' INDIA PROOF PAPER !;
II also Ink. Tools Boxwood and other woods, &C.
VANDcEBURGH WELLS & CO,
IL Dutch, corner FUltoD-st. New. YORK
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
Grcurslons.

Leave RooGsway 7Ao. lotioa M ilo, $3.50. AS" @io'
TAO D. m. No .rah,s on SUNDAY . n. -,
both m he oe outside and Janses Esy Fssg SaeSs
And boats near Railroad staSasAs
suBday tfzins dsesoutnae2 '-"'
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
On and a,t4r Cr 4 i


Express Trains leave AewIork Via Dcsbroses and Cort
Ldndt streets IcrTeS n iOlluwH;
i:3 73O S2G, 90 Lluiied) II a. m J. $50, T. $40 s. o.
7,S:5U and 10 p ami ~ night sundays 40 ana a.
m. D. H. l. s.5o ana 10 p m, anI y night . . = %
Trans leave New York daily except SUNDAY az ''3U
a. m and D. m running through Trenton and Cam
zen.
Boat Of Brooklyn Annex connect with all thTOueh trains
AT rsoy C,. aOrdng speedy and direct transfer for
Brook.yn travel ,.,.., 81, - ~
Returning West Phi ade phia OF 34j, 4:25
7.3J 4 $50 AMI IL IN. (Idnited EXpreus l.3O III 2
5,lO 7 AMI 1850 D. IN ON -uudaY l2:Ol $40. i:25 s.
$50 a. ana IN. Leave Pni aepliia, via Camden.
81 a. m and 3: D .. m. Galy except sunday.
Tic.ct Oices 526 and 0ii Broadway. No Asor Honse
DesbrOses aud COrtundsts No Court ST. anu
IroOklvn OF Fuli0n-st. Biookyn. Aos
ia rs and TX HudsODst nObOken Depot, JERSEY CITY,
Emigrant Ticket Office No Battery Place ,-
The New York Transfer Company will call ior ana checA
baggage hotels ard Residences.
FRANK THOMSON, l. T. FARAtR.
Mnta arrr
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
ROrNn GRoOK ROuTE.


For TEEN lON and PHILADELPHIA.
Leave New ok from station H. T. OF y. j., foot OF LID
erty-st. for Philadelphia
From Sta lon corner ninth Green at 7:i5, 900,
lll5 M; Is I:DO- 43H $780, 7l0 1900 D. M. On sun
day at S;j a III. 6:30. ~ p - -
m: l:3 $50, $50 p. sunday ~ D; % y. M.
Trenton. Warren and Tuckerst-. $40 ., lllb m;
l:%l g. $50 63O 7I5 ~ NJ. SUNDAY, s:i5 m. $50 pm
Returning trains VII leave Phadelplia for New \ ofk
From Pnade phla Reailng Railroad. corner
9Th and Green st. ut 1870. $50 $50 II 10 2 $40
d:4O 7li, II p. On sunday at $50 a. m 65O ~ D. m
From 3d and BerKs az D. $50 800 m; l;31 $40,
5:2, 6:3O ll:30 D. sunday at $50 a. H.. D p H.
Denotes Pullman cars attached
Prom n Warren ami Tuckersts. 1:25 except Mon
day. g. 7O 305 10 1902, 2iO, 4;2S. o;lO $40 p
Suuday-i:Z5, 92O a. IN. G.1i p. N. - -. -,
TcSels Of Lerty5t Nos. 239 26l, 4ol,
g44 g57 {3 Broadway and principal hotels nos.
and CouTt ana Annex O1cc. JeweIs Wharf Brook
lyn. - -, ,,
York Trnusfer Co tDodds Express vii call for an
cneck hotel residence destination App
cstion can gI4 i23 Broadway. i36 ave-
YORK ana Courtst. BrOoyn All these OFFICES are In
pecIi0l with Bell relrnhOae and Law Telegraph.
JOSEPH :. HARRIS. General Manager.
i. BALDWIN, Gen. Pass. Agent.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
Eteamboais an0 RAILROADS..

MANHATTAN RAILWAY COZ
september 80. 1880.
AN and after MONDAY, October 4, 1880,
~ Trains VIII be run at regular intervals until nj ID:
NIGHT the second cnne Line and also on the CITY
IfALL BRANCH OF the Third Avenue Line. +. h HAHN,
Genera Manager
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
Eteamboats ano Railroads.

A LBANY EOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE, DREW
"a nd 81 JOHN. leave for 40 Al, North River y0ot "
Cdadtat, every We eAdAy, y connecting AZ Albany
lsnndIy morning oGce tell with trains n orth. West aud
Erst.
Excursion to Albany ami return, good 80 DAYS %. .
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
Eonses ano Rooms Wanic0.

X.TANTED.-A furnished fiat OF moderate
,ix, alton central neghboTloOa Sooi address,
iii nsn liars PosI OBos Dox ia NswYs srk Cty.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
THE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
NLW.YORK lake ERIE AND WEsTERN RAIL.

KOAD - -. ..,..u 49, ,o ,ooo
a. IN -Cio cinnat aud Chicago Day Express. Drawing.
Coaches to Buffalo anu SUSPENSION bridgs - p,
fao al n connecting with fast ra.ns TO the West ara
southwest Punsns best Drawing sleeping coaches
VI ~ m tDallyl- Pacific Express for the West Sleeping
Coaches through to Buao. Niagara Falls Cincinnati and
without change so Hotel dining cars TO Chicago
RS o. n migrant train for the Neet
NSwark Gas 81 80 o. M So. 4:2O, 520 Clio. 1870
p m anu l2gj midnight saturday nights only. sundays
Knihefori and Tassaic G. 1850, TO- 1920 n-the Io2o
n train stop az at RnfnegTS h.o GI3 GY 9o c0 m
mrnish sundays GOO. s30 lO!Oa m. LAO. e;s0 p H.
Pattrs s. 1870 $40 10 1920 1880 m Y noon. moo
ioo m sa ard Y nGnsn In sa5 IS sgHd1ys n;a. $780,
"9 9e ES go. 9 % :s6 80 1925 !. 49, as $50 500 7l5
M: MY rs. ; Il s:3" aa 700 D. w. and II Midnight
Warwick 1850 1920 a. M. i:SOp. NJ 80.
Newburg and Cornwall. 7:)o a. H. 33o 4oo p n sun
Rondont and Kingston 900 m $50 p sundays $50
:" "do5.hen g. 100 g. 1920 a. m. $50 $50 4So T. 75 p
sundays s. s,j io;2Q a. m oSV' sd y m .2o 715 m
Su nd.ys $3.50. 1920 900 p NJ The a. H. anI i5o
p connect with Ne".York and os"eso Midi'na
klGad PorT 1--WE az 75o 1929 M 4:SO C. !. 7ls p
days $50 100 NJ; I'D ST. m"rter Of and quarter after
each hour 5:45 to $40 M and at lci1 ard ll5
ps f. for passage and for IN Draw Room
and stepping Coaches can oe obtained anu 11es ,or te
nanys Offices Nos. 239 iul or 957 Broadway ~ Y, No
o%1P or te a. t IsHs in York at 72
and i2' 9Ho no. N" n "A.BBof GEM Passr Agt, NewYOrk
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF FNEW-JERSEY.
~ Trans leave for EnsewOod Coster Piermont and Ny
SundayS . a. N. aud G45 p N. The ll30 p u. train VIII
leave 80 minutes Later saturday nights a, o-o -
Manuel Spring Valley AMI MOnNey. OO0 9:oo D. m 40
D. Ill., JNo ~ ABBOTT General Passr a gent. Now.York.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
ONG BRANCH
FREEHOLD AND YORK RAILWAY
b CONN CrION. Leave foot OF LDsrty.sL for Free
hold at SIS, ll:4JA NJ, 400, $50 2. NJ

NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Time Table Of OCTOBER j. 1881 Leave New York foot LIZ
eIty--t, y. Il
FOR sandy Hook via Branchpor;, s:l5, l:ij 5:&0
2.
For Highlands Branchport 500 S5. 114j m. 400,
$50 III.
Monmouth Beach and Se1brght Via BranohpOrt 500,
$40 ll:i5 a. m, $3.50. 400 63J
1850 p. uhl rail-, via Rod Bank, for danchesor. Toms
River ATLANTIC CITY and all stations 10 Bayside
m.A rail- Rod Bank. for all stations TO hitings
River. HarnegAt.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
no PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

THE oIpESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BETWEEN
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
Is TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, g
DaP IN PHILADELPHIA, IN NEW. YORK
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MINT AND THE FASl EFT IlME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE sAkEIl.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
STONINGTON LlNE-For Boston and all

Steamer S NGTON leaves Tuesdays, Thursdays and
satuuiays and the steamer FATE OF EW YOKkoa d0n
dav4 Wedne.days and Fridays from Pier 33 North River
foot Of Jayst at D Special limited tickets 10 BOSTON
sUld wa s GOOD ON for the dag aud trlp Tor
which they issued specified their face Freight
taken lowest current rates d. y BADCOCh' rres
II. AgOnL
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
VENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW-JERS

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERShY.
- Ferry star on 20 NcR- York. i0Ot of Lpcry-t Ferry
station n Brooklyn f01r Of Fut Net, Jc"cuS wharf
commencing iune Il losO-Lrive Ne"'iorA' loot OF lid
crty-sL, rs iulOws:
$50 u.-4or Easton, Bethlch N. Wind Gap Mauch
Chunk Iamauend, Driton, Upper Lehgh, WHAcsDdrfe,
>C. anton, sc.
7.ij @. m.-Tor Ficmn .ion. D.. l. ani western f. r..
EatOn. FeiHclem Man n ChIuk, THu1qu', %c.
- tOr SChoOcls Mountain, !ligh ri rye Branch,
Eat0B, Allentown. Ke3dn., harrisburg. Mach Chun.,
parvle Wliam,porL naqui, Diiltou, NanucOke, Upper
Lea sI. Srr3nton,
tU:j, .. 10 For Icrv. lie. Flemil gton. &c.
l p. .u.-F = Feumc W. 4attOu. Allentown, Reading
II r. .uTf. H3uCh Cluuk, sc.
800 b. m-F FcnnE,pn E1ston. Be'hehem, Wind Gap,
Much Chunk, Ian.qua, Dtjn VI <esbarrc. scranton.
$50 p ,u.For Schooley's Mountan, High Bridge Branch,
T.. sion.
a., d. m.-For somervllr. F,cnincton. sc.
5jl p no Ea,ton. De-. Lack and Western r. r,
A. c"t %n. Reading, udHsburS Manch Chunk, Wilkes
barft 90.
T., Z. u.-tcr FGston.
For ilbc,h At $50 Gl5 6ij 7lJ, 7:l5, 500 $50 900.
"a 80. 1O3D lCt5. lllj. ll4j a. m l-A6 100 l$l 200,
80. 300, a:3 34@, T. 49, !:lJ 43p. 40, 800 JJ 5:,
go. 8 ~ 6J. $50, G:ij 800 : 10, 7:l5, $40 9l5 lc5.
II: o. L. p. ~.
nerne lat. stations al $50 p Tor hasOn Allen
town. Harrisburg ana The ct
FIR Newark 5:l5 05. G4J 7l5 7:lj 815, s;ii 9l5,
- H. 1870 II - a. m; II m . , $50 T. i3O D. 5:5O
For mans TO al points Time Tables stations.
of the BruO6 AMI Annex make connections
city station TO and from BVokyn and kue depot
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
Eam Schools

NNUAL SESSION (22H of UNIVERSITY
~ IAN SCHOOL begins October next Address u. Il
JACQUES, secretary, 2Jl Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
Albany DAY YROATS-AIRANY and {

8 bBAN1 DAY BOA lS.-ALBAN1 ana y.
- NIBBARD 0av Sundays exccptcGl leave Eestry
Sitcet PI rSj and 2it-sj ~. (ArooSyn Dy An e8
"a No. landing a Nyack Ferry. West POINT Ne%pn :,
IoHghkc psir. Rhnr1eck. Catssl aud Hudson Ilcke,s
80 add bageae checked Nor,h sni West IcNts or co
pms good on he Hudson River Railroad received los iat
Ike utson ckcts Vest POuJ Ncwbug, returning the
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
I FUICU VALLEY RAILROAD.

II PASSENGER TRAINS. on ami after June l. I5so WIZ
d and DcbIossrssts at tO III
/ ?. NJ ana y. ~. lot hastOn. ethehcin. Allentown
Pleading. Chunk. WI AesOsrrc. anda WaVery
Ithaca Geneva LYON. Buffalo s1d mo West Pullman sleep
ilp coaches attached 10 $50 p Al. train .. g.. al
Trains leeyinVat 7:i0 = apd y No.. coshec' isr s
polnts IN Mahanoy and HaZl-ton ccai regions -
GeneIa Eastern Once corner thuie a1 torjashdts's
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06

IN. " Military Academy. For
e,reulss sAdross Osl c. ]. wX0HT. A. NJ PrtndDai
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06

MISS +. A, LYON, Fairfield. Conn, an ex..
WI psrienced tsschrr sfrs persessl supervision and
1r,,,nT 10 fsnr boys Dst ever tvslvs years sld