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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-22
DFCISlDNS-SFPT. 81

Sppreme Court hdmbers-Bv Judge Lawrence -
Lockwood agt It'll explanation tins
Of the ef In The matter of For-ary Refer cd
Thomas Allison. to take proof NUM- AIT Munzkc-
confirmed and judgment granted TO the Dhinh Priest
Putnam-What Ia the objection 10 this orderl Wray
AIT Gregory Motion granted with sta. Ebert Chds
and her-Sio;on granted ami th' FOR the
FRIDAY Of October Howard aud another Denim
ny-Iridr not sufficient surety Clark agi JacobsIhs
motion be heard before another Justice
payment OF costs before notice ~
agi Creamer d; Carter Austin Low agt Hart: Bausc
agt Bauke: Scnenck ag Leary Mimpfheimer agt OOIay
az Aller; Thompson at. HOyt; Wheaton agt.
Fabcr-MoOns SANFORD Lsnge-OTier granted.
In he Wcttlaufcr-M OOn grantel SO.th Ahcr
Life Insurance Company agt clark Il ana 2tirauiel.
SteWartOrir gran ed. Attorney General
security Lie Insurance Contrary The People
Gibney others Aucet OrIer ibefn ans and Others
Motions granted Millikens AT McLean-Ordrr granted
superior C0uri-NDtc,di Ierm-Hv jude Russell
Murphy agt The Central Pafk etc. Railroad companyOrlcr
81 substitution. In the matter of the petition Of LOwcy
order signed Lock wood OIonn e. aOider settled.
Cam agt~ McGovcrl-Ord"r OF substitution. Stann AIT.
simmons SIGNED. Gilbert az Mantnn ct al-OrGcr
substitution. Nickerspi AFT kugeT ct aun. aklng
approved. Rider Lilo X 1T Company stets0n
Ordered special Term calendar DryfOos The Globe
COmpdny-OIdcr of Substitution. HOneg ger
agi. Wcitscn ct Motion drIai $40 costs.
Eoueggcr act. Wcttsieln -Case settled.
Marine IOWi-thdmDpS-By Judge M'Adam.-
Lockwood Ecksell AZ. iser Motions !anted.
aga. Lesser Raw-ln tihcl NoYnau Mace
C'mmtnn agi. kcnnv sam" Hgt Cooper san' hr'lng
IihlOp at Greene, Iost'r Hgt F.ieImauJ udgm Is
Med. In re Munson- Dci Il liant discharged.
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WHY 4 BURGLAR HAS NOT BEEN TRIED.

Abraham C0aklcy, who was indicted on May
> 1850 d. one of the Manhattan Bank robbers, Vas ne
Tor, Jas lee Lawrence. in Supreme Court Chambers
Yesterday on wit of habeas corpus. Ills counsel eX
ained The Length o. tine that be had been ready Tor
lii without being given tue opportunity and that JUS
ice ID nohue wnei the mat was before hiu on sep
embcr g. had dsmis ed writ Issued at that time on
fine promise Of the DstuctAttorncy nat the case Should
Ia. tr,rd -epfrmbrr 20 but that IT hfd not yet ptcn
ricd. Aess. ami ID -frct-A ttorncy J. MY shld thi A.
.i.tintS Rollins AMI Russell were thr only ones WHO h"d
mad ru. ge II these Obb tat the former was
M and the Latter had become q judge. An adjournment
w 49, granted untIi Tnur>ai, when IL Is expected that
Mr. Rollins VIII be AT work again.
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CIVIL NOTES.

Ex. Judge S. ID. Morris summed up the
OIIara VIII case for the contestants, before Surrogate
Ldyng.ton Ia Brooklyn, yesterday.
The trial Of the suit of John Y. Condor
against the Mayor ana Board OF Aldermen oi Jersey
Cy g. recover $500 Tor extra work on the new STALLION
III (Aklaud-sYc. was begun MOnuay.
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IN ILLAGiD rHREAr 10 P0Soy.

The wife OF David Johnson. OF Tottcnyillr, s. l..
was arrested yesterday al the home OF her sister.
Mrs. Julia fincE, III iroomc s.. ON warrant fIom
justice Garrett, of Stapleton, charging her with
threatening 10 poison her husband. Mrs. johnson
was taken 20 staten Island and arraigned before
..st.ca Gss.c.s. johnson stated that ho had re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-22

An AFTERTuOUGHT. - Professional lem
peranrp O-a.or: Waiter. have you got any soda
waterl" Barmln: Yes, slr-plcnty, SIR A oottle
of Soda sir p Professional Temperance Orator tosten,
tatiousyl. 4 bottle II soda water. please; ana
tsofto rocsI hnk you put glass OF brandy into
n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-22
nouro du0 uoom5
East Side.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW-
- yoRK TeIgUYE WILL .E eEcEIyEp 9o Ar TIlE
erlQ" oT ,o s ry rG cor rti ave. 90
02 Fast Fonneenthst corner Uacq,qu9re 10y Ihr d
iOO 900 rlaEe5 "a "
4 FEW PLEASANT rooms with or without
- ooard superior table and moderate prices loo alu
A PRIVATE FAMILY will rent two nicely
- furnished tnirdstory iron ro0ms; gentleman anu we
" sip1 eye teman references ~ East olhS" oPp''"0
AT 80 IRVING PLACE, cor. 17t'-st.-fur-
- uishe1 sInsly or en- suite; Genl'uleh ohy'
HANDSOMELY furnished room to let at 81
40. 7 GRANERCY-P ARK.-R0oms en- suite
= ani sus with board really for fail and winter en-
gagm-Dt@
OH FAST 22D-S r.-To let with board; the
~ second noor o. the miro one large and
one small al lhs improvements hrstcass table with iicr
.sQ ElsT 2orH-sT.--Wlth board; second
slQD MADISON-AVE., cor. 4Oth-st.-looms
%SOO WITH boar f'r eenteu references exchanged
West Si1e.
4 FAMILY owning their own mousse would
~ FURNISHED rooms without ooaid TO sentlem en only.
4 Large, sunny EooA, handsomely .! .l iaa-
men Only private a.oiy reteren ca 40 West 2lstst.
GgANDSOMELY furnished connecting rooms,
without meals. 10 gentlemen only also single Ioous
~ West 32l-s'.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED Rooms with
Il Sat go'1t ,sp o" all con'eDi'ncesi seA'l'Hle"
SECOND aud TiHRD-STORY ROOMS. with
- loaid from rlo to 20 per week references reqei
- West W .-alug on~Gua-e
AT WEST 27-ST.-Nor,h side, second house
d"or and H S1 ga rG ,ar ana e@ ann;
pic .ro'm cnnecurg' good rooms 'n TOP noor leI'
reasonable
Ds2RD-ST.. West, 417.-Largc. handsome
~s'D rooms for single Gentlemen IRONING t3gejher win
board per wees private BATH IRE; near elevated Sta
ton FER, nces.
D2 WEST distributions furnished
30 rooms with board references
oSTH-ST.-Br;ween 9Th and Gth-ayes.-
sI'P Furnished floor with private table OF without 3art
Handsomely furnished hcos FOR physclm OF Hei sI a.
DALEY. a VEST o'thst
Board and Rooms Wanted.
DVERTISEMENT is FOR THE NEW
y YORK TlHBUNE WILL BE REC WE'D Al THE
CPTOWS OFFlChs, No. LBS Broadwag' tor thirty
So % Ea.f 20 ,tenthst coricr Uuio1 50 are 100 Third
ave-. c,r. Forty-.evcuthsL. AT the HA NJ OFFICE NO.
orrtls iii iirm savings Bank Bndng). up to p No. at
resu al ohice rats
a LARGE ROOM with BOARD wanted by a
~ snsie ggnear N Rfy , iap ~ OF TIne
Uptown OGi,e LBS b.os1way.
EXCHANGE for BOARD and ROOM-Les-
H. organ nd guitar gwen by p9 ior ady
oGct, ,258 broadway.
OFFICE and CHAMBER wanted by ply
s,Ian ami vile with or without board. IN private m
H. will nav per month suitable rooms, without
board $50 with board. Address stating al PARTICULARS,
Lr. I Tribune Uptown Office, No l23o BiOllway
no RENT. Part of m unfinished house {;
lazy owning wishes board with family Apply at IL
M.st 10 - ~:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-22
OENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

AND UNI En- STA IS MAI. ROUTE.
Trains NewYOrk Desbrosses and Coandt street
Ferries iOlOHs:
Varrisburg Iit burg West and south with Pullman
Palace cars attached. a H.. ana $50 m daily.
WliauispDrt a $50 Cory and Erie
at ing at Cory for Titusyile Petroleum
Genre and The OIL Regions.
Bqltmore ashugton South. Limited Washin
Express OF Pal Paror Cars daily except ound y 10
arrive At ashu eton Az D. ~ Regular at $3.50 and
$40 a. 4 and 10 p. ID. sunday, 10 D.
Express tor phade phia 40, 100 $50. % Im
ted Il a. IN l. 3:3O t. 4iD . o. T. $50 and 10 and
II night Sunday 80 and M. 5. 8, T. $50 and 10
and II night.
Exress for Philadelphia Camden. 7:3 a. and a. m
except SUNDAY.
Bolts Of brooklyn Annex with through
NJ Jersey CITY afOrding speedy and direct transfer for
Brooklyn travel
Trans arrive: Pittsburg T. l0i0 M, 9:35 p
daily Al $50 p. daily except Monday. From wash
linton ana Bait more CJO 2 $50 4:5o. 1885 p.
SUNDAY $50 From PHI adepha, 800, 60, Z, $40,
lO4O 80 a. m 2 800, $50, 5:20 $50, $50. 9:35 and
iO3j D. m sunday $3.50 6:J0 I, 1040 ll:3O a, $50
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Cost an0 (onno.

/ ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
"a YORK TRI BUNE WILL RE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN . fICrs, No I23S Broadway cor. Thirty
listst ,DS West IWenythru ST.. cor Eight Lave, y
G2 ast Fcurteenthst corner Union $50 Third
ave Forty seventh ST. al the HARLEM OFF ICE, No
LOCI Thltd.avc., On .-hundIed and twenty
IL iTI-m SAVINGS Bank BulGng up 10 O. D. M, at
REGULAR Office rates.
/ OSr.-Bank book No. 122. $50 OF the Ger
man Sarin in City of Ncw-Iork. Tne finder
is requested TO che bank II not restored before
the 18th OF October $780, app catOL VIII be made or
book
4 OST or STOLEN.-Bank hook No. "a. S23
II Of the German savings Bank The hnder or holder OF
ed TO deliver to the bank. III not re-
before october 10, 1850 application vii be made FOR
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NEW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON

~ RIVER RAILRDA D.-Commeuclng September 10
l-~O. through trans Will cave Grand Central De Dot
800 Western ard northern Exprsss 10 Rochester,
Plat burg IT. Adams Montreal wiz. through drawing
1850 a. m. Chicago EXiToss, drawing
dal Rochester ud Buffalo
ITO a. NJ Dany ana Troy with connections Utica.
Saratoga. Gems Falls ana Rutldi1.
33i D. III. Albany md IrO, LXDIess.
4OO D. m, Accommodation 10 Albany and IrOv.
600 D. NJ ST. EXDress daily, with Ing cars for
LOUIS. dly IL The week. also
for Bufa Toledo and Detroit ant Mon
treal, excepting SUNDAY night. via Sdrat0ga-
Pacinc INprc--, daily, VITA sleeping cars 20
Niagara Falls. Rochester. Ba1ao Cleveland o do Der t
Chicago aud II tas Utica. and MatriOwn VIA
Saturdays
900 Fast Exorss tor Montreal Rochester and Corn
ing. via Gen Va ~leeng cars to Geneva Rochester aud
Montreal 81. Adams
ii:oO =. NJ Sight Express. with sleeping Albany
ard Troy.
Tie els on NOS 81. 80 ami 4l3 Broadway
Yves cots Express Offices ParA-place ant 1S5 ami %!
Broidwav w-YOrA. aud 1913 Wasliugton.t, Brooklyn.
TOtJCEI, Gen. q. b. MEEkl.R. Gen. Pa-s'r Ag.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-22

~trr-,iv vr,ncs I.')irt np,nt At
lu3On. calendar -aiic 80 "a o. rSo- /. p g. l5. 23,
- - 3, ~ l e., g. So So 100 ~. 49, liO, Lob, ~.
lG- Ia 40 49,
-irKai1G gEc'AL rG.u-tus .cl. Court opens
AZ "a. 80 dAy cl,u4.r.
CosUioY Pns-,nANasm,-J :. DAILY J.-Motons VII!
o. Lcstd u q
,trNEAl ,p-sD,sPARri-Gi dcrslecgeI- pcoi o ari
Jam. Paivc.. howitlr; JarIe- McA,er hrr4ig; john
~.Iil Wuutn ttfaI.r, from tic Daniel
Lyon. .rni la.c ny William -icpllnneil, Iut lud bat
f.fT ICn lld :. s battery.
PAii Ii.-t"NIus J Inc People a9f. JsInrs !IagaI
Drnls lilruf H. Michael bicrct, JulIs D,nlf. eluou4
assault Bat john h. James ll@-l icaatd
O'Kecir, lose pc iiat luL HrltaI " IaWftncc gisnG
laiclut IiDuiLo CALICO ir.
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ANOTHER CHALLENGE TO COURTNEY.
Frederick Plaislcd has challenged Charles

7
T. Courtney 10 row twO-nilc race IN Jamaica Bay,
within twenty-one days. for $500 side. He has dc
posifed forfcIt OF $3.50 win william Wainwright OF
the Seaside House, R0ckaway Beach.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-22

On aud after June 81, 1850.
Trains leave NewlOTk Via DcsbrOsses
landt streets Ferries. ~ follows:
4:3 73O S2n 90 Limited II a. M l, $50 g. $40 5. q.
:, o. and 10 ana - night, sundays i:3 and
~. ), -, T. $50 ami 10 M and II night.
Express Trans NewY daily, except sunday at 1890
a. ami D. running through via TTenion and Cam
OF Brooklyn Annex connect witt all through trains
at Jersey CITY. aOrGng speedy and direct transfer for
travel
Returning trans West Phi ade phia II Oh 3i5 425
7:3J s. s31 ana II IN. Limited kNprens l:3o D l. =.
g. L. and 1880 III. sunday. 1901, 3: 40 425.
$50 a. ami y. Leave Pal adelpAia Camden
8 a m and 3:)0 p. daily except sunday.
Offices j26 anu 3it BrOadW No. AsiOr House.
OF DesbOsSes aud COr ndtsts; No. Court and
BrCOklvn station 1905 OF Fugnst. nos,
rs ZIG and IL Huo ilObOkrn. Station CIV
mi Ticket Office, No. = Battery Place.
Transfer Company will cal check
baagagr rom hotes and Residences
FRANK THOMSON, l.. p. FARMER.
General Managor. General Passenger 4 gent.
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I'HE ERIE RAILWAY, now known IS the
L NkW-IOKK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL

ROAD.
ARRANGEMENT TRAINS TAKING KsrEcr NAY 10. 1850
. a m.-Ci cmnat and Chicago Day Express. Drawing.
Coac re-, Hulilo anL Su,peasoa nrdga
. p NJ (Dhyl-Fdst t. Louis Cypress. arriving AZ But.
falO at a. connecting with last est aud
southwest. Pumans best Draw sleeping Coach,s
Z Z. m. tDaly)-paonc Exlress for Wet. Sleeping
Coaches through 10 huhao Niagara Fans. cincinnati and
Cha- without change so Hotel Dining
a;l' D. nj ,rani tram Tor toe est
Trans leave amCcrs street DeDO;, New-Io-k. Tor
p m. ami 2uO midnight saturday night, only sundays,
luthelf,I and rassoc T. 7iO 10. 1929 a. m-te lo:2O
a m tram stop at Ruthe ford ony sunla,sl2 noon,
miluiehi sundays UOO s5o lo-O m. lao 6Su, p ~,
Paterson i. Gao 800 $40 TO- 1920 1880 A. m l. noon
ll5. $40 3,, 40. 40 $40. J.2 $3.50. 61, $50,
10 :. 1870 ? m aod - midnight sundl.s s. $40
une G'o 900. 1920 m, li5. BOO. 5:OJ 81. o. 7;l5,
1850 y. add - midnigAt. SUNDAYS 600. $50. 1C1O a
NJ, lao. $50. 200 p. m. and - midnight.
wv ,,,, !c2' a N, i.5op. M o,o ma, - So.
Iondout Kingston. 900 a m. $50 p H. SUNDAYS $50
Goshen 6. 1850, y 1920 ". $50 300 4so = s:l5 p m
sundays g. $3.50, lt;2u q. m, $50. 4. IN.
MndctOwn, 30 o. lo.2O a. S:Ju, I.3O Z. 1.i6
saud4ys. $50 1920 m. $50 p. The and 80
Z m. trains connect mi'n No"Iork ana oswcgo Midland
rcri JEWS 30 o lo:cO a. M 1880 O. T. 7l5 D. a. sun
NoflBoats leave 81 81. quarter II and quarter ausr
each hour FROM 545a NJ to95 m and nc lo:iJ AID As
Tick Is for passage fr Apartments Draw z Room
And sleeping Noaches eau be obtart ana orders Tor
panys Offices OK. $50. g. OF 957 Eroa4way. " " No
Court 81. bro allyn. o. at the Complain : D,pols
JSo \. ABBorf GEM rass'r Ast. New York.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
~ Trans eaNefor Luiowood, CloSer PiennOnt ana Nv
sundays. ~ IN. aud oti p N. the 1880 p. IN train vii
| leave 80 minutes Later SATURDAY nights va
Manuel spring Valley AM MOn>of. 700. $50 a M. a:a
SN0 N ABBOTT. aoneral Pass'r agent New. York.
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NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIV.

ALL RAIL LINE fOr Perth AnbOy. sO1tl AmDOy. SfAt-
awau KeypOrt lIal =, MiGlet1 Rel Lille
pOIi. Long Erarch flberon, rea! Beacl. Occar
Grove. I-buy ocean Beach spring l.aAe. ont
Point Peasant. iveT, Iarnegat Atlantic CITY etc.
New YORK tool Of ii j:fJ 7:4j, 8. IIis
~; 1870. $3.50. !, , 10. D. ~.
For tiantIc CITY, loo D..
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8teamboats Gno Railroads..

A MARY POWELL Tor West Point, Corn
aar VAL hSaoG an G Kiafs ,2
,eaye loot OF SIG nd at so
evening Tram On 4 r. 2 r. Tor Nor'h and West Baggage
LBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE. DREW
and II JONI leave Pier No Al North River foot Of
SUNDAY morning eScepte0 with trains North West and
Excursion to Albany and re' IT, tqG2 81 dy President
ALBANY DAY BOATS.-ALBANY and
So s RID da SUNDAYS excepted, lcays vestry
at ny landing 81 SyScS FSlry West Point Sewbar gt
rSsenscrs Finding at Vest Point or N16ag eau ga'G G
,G Gn y o e sT wn
Tickets sold anu baggage checked North ana West Tickets
or coupons r9oa on the Hudson River T. 4 received for pas
L'ALL RIVER LINE
.tcawSs RS ron and PR PRo sI cave NewYOrk
daily s9Gdays Included rom per - H. foot OF Murray
Jersey Ci,y $50 p. NJ
NEWPORT LINE FOR BOSTON AND THE
steamer. oLp COLONY ana ma SEwpoar leav. Pier Ok.
\ r.; foot OF Anrfay-st daly ezeept suniayl attn m
only Gag OF date an! connecting train wc6
lrays Ne%port no mex morning at - arry 1g IN noston
Per %. :. r.. and on steamers -, ,.o,....
GRO L. ooNNon. Goai fassAst " '''' Fill" Agents
FOR NORWALK AND DANBURY DAILY.
gi5 p m r. savf' hR RGF s. sen n29 9 Ferry
EA' tR0lOH lIC hLf-. 30 Gents.
EOR RONDOUI and MISUNDERSTANDING
Il atCoE1ens West p0nD, Cornwall. NewDurg. marlboro
Delaware and WAIKIKI Valley railroads STEAMBOATS, JAMES
". 80 LDN1N and THOMAS CORNELL leave DAILY at4
Except Sau lays. when hOmas Cornell leaves 1870 D. IN
connecting wan u2l for summer resorts through
the CAiSkll.L MOUNTAINS
| EIIiGll VALLEY RAILROAD.
, ao o5t d an s Ieao 7 %
PcaNne, Nauch thunk WilaesDaFTe. Towaula, Wlyerly
Ithaca Geneva, Lyons Buffalo and the west sleep
ing coaches attached 70 80 p m tr.'. - ., -, -,
Trans lcav.nea go n IN. ana p M, connect Tor ali
POINTS Mahanov ana llazlcton coal regions.
r. b. BYiNGfON, Gene;al Passenger Agent
Cereal tasem Once corner thl Ga AM Cortlaudtsts
{. ii. CCMMI,G~, Agent
NORWICH LINE
~ T. Boston Worcester, Portland and tho Noun
tams Nrw. on.cu.-oieamers eaye Pier No 40 Nortn
hycrat . D.. nj. iauy. except ound "
pROYIDENnE LINE To BOSTON.
4 VIA fNON1DENCl DIEttC
y FULL Ni1Nt5 N-~f. OALl l. lilies OF RAIL.
Fii.S4C ms. ACtONOpArIONs ONLY.
.........t .o .aS,rtc la.arr et,In,r
MANSACIiI.. iS AID RHODE ISLAND.
any VH''F esce ted nom f,r20 Nort iayeI. loot VI
no ..o and ms between Jew York ana Pr)y
CtIct "a 'ugtI} I.tc In .u.,uH 40 : a.
ai"l'Ds tc.rts sccurel go Nos $685. 391 1Si ana
v4- io4i" e. ut a; Nc,top h amt Fiiih ANtnuo Hotes
a.s1s'd al principal hotel, aud t.c offices aui a
'nte. De ocoit .tDrcas Company. Freight
rsi tt,A
L. ". lILNiNs. j.. - BARCOcK.
a.. a. AE-u- lre,.ent
GTONlNGTON LlNE-For Boston and all
steamer gO,INGION leaves "a rJesday. Vhnlsiay, and
-lt HU.. ,ir .' atf 1 All. tF l., IUhAnn Mon.
dpy. Woo .iys aI -iiI.ys, isom Per 3D. Nortl River
loot cot Jay1t 81; %. H. SPECIAL m. Uc.rts to BD>rOT
sul ,ht lIr GOOD ONi4 foV I.r l a, trp for
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NTONINGTJN LlNE.-For Bo-lon and nj

steamer gOsINGlON leaves "a rIesiavs lsiay, and
-atHI... lAlt. tF , NM IUItApn Mn,
dJi. Nr ..ys iJ -llI .gs. Per B. North River
iuot Oi Jay o., Acl tickets To d.. 10
suI ,ht lIr GOOD ONit FOX f.r l a. trp for
NLth specified GA their face Freghr
taken lt llnt.f tugloit rl.o-, d. >. BAB Jct Pf,s
T.. W iILnlN- &C. r.. Agon.
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On aud after JUNE 1850.

DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MINT AND THE FAS TIE Il TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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COR BRIpGEPORT and all points on 81


j FIELD. WHITE NOUN FANS MOS rREAl. aud in
points Steamers leave Pier - 4. r., daily Gun
etHl,a !; D. III Twenty Unrest. T. r. 40 81 - p.
M and 1880 connecting VITA special tram, Al New
Haven Tor Hartford SJTinghcl Ec. Tickets sod and Bag
checked ga Broadway. New YORK, anal COIrts
lgfln.
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW



-, fpK IHfN lON \ 5 ID PiIiLADELPHlA -
leave Ioik from station C. h r. Of y j., too5of Lb-
For station corner 81 tn AMI Green.sts, at 1f5, o.
ll:l' MI l:3O 4. $780, $50 To II p. m. On sun
day Al SD a. $50 and - III. . 49, ,
FOR station Third aud Berk-ss, a' 80, ,
Ill1 ~ l."O. 4A0 , 30 p. on SUNDAY az p'3J p m
For IIeD on, Warren AID Tuckcr-sts. ';ll; = IL
Il. 300 . N.
From r alton lliladelDhia md lcling HtrOt. corner
Ninth ana tireensts. "a 1897 $50, $50 a. 1910
2. o:lj, $40 7:lJ II ON sunday. $40 M 3d.
IRON TAirl ant BerAs-sts at s. 500. $50, IL M
1:25 81 30, O:ju, Il3O p ~ Sunday $40
Denotes pullman cars attached.
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TO PHlLADELPHlA,,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
THE oLD-EsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ
BETWEEN
NETWORK AID PHILADELPHIA

"a TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY a
STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA IN NEW YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-22

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steamers RISIOL and PROVIDENCE .eavo New.York
SUNDAY. included rom Pier - r. Murray.
ST.. at $50 D. Leave Brooklyn via Annex" p. m
Jersey $40 w.. III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-22
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q 4 10 SAkAiOGA AID RETURN; 80 10
W 4 Co. l'Ae "r.is9 ani r,ttn. teSeSs gool Tor the
SARA rO4a and cry OF TROY leave DAILY trxDoo'
saturday. ri p m. from licr No. - nnw 30 4D North
RIVER foot ler9y.si. connecting al TROY with aOrnng
uains Tor - tAIOHA aud ALL RESORTS NOKrH STATE
COurtsL, BIOOAlyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-22

4 FEW PLEASANT rooms with or without
a ooari superior table and moderate prices 100 ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-22

! 4 PRIVATE FAMILY will rent two nicely
- furnished third from gentleman ana viz
get references. - East ltthSI oPpoS'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-22

The Providence Can repairing the poor record
which they made during the latter part Of tho SEASON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-22

AT 80 IRVING PLACE, cor 17th-st.-fur-
- u.hel rooms sngly or suite; Gentlemen oniy
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-04-15
Nail Manufacturers.

An important meeting Of the Western
Nail Association was held in Pittsburg,
Pa, recently, the attendance being the
largest for two years. There was full
discussion relative to the condition of
the trade, stock on hand, etc, when q
resolution was adopted ordering that the
nail mills of the west close down on the
22d, the machines to remain idle for two
weeks from that time. The manufact-
urers propose to show to the country
that the producers and not the specula
tors control the trade. There is no stock
of any amount in the warehouses of the
western nail mills, and they think that
the two weeks suspension will SO ex-
haust supplies that there will be no diff
fculty in maintaining prices. The only
opposition of the suspension came from
three or four western manufacturers
who had light stocks on hand.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-04-15
I Shall Never Travel without Them.
ROCKVILLE, Canada, 25th Sept, 7

BRocKvlLLr, Canada, 25th Sept, 70.
MEssas. H. II. WARNER Il Co.,
Rochester, N. Y.-GENrs - While
travelling through the State Of Texas
during the past season, contracted
malarial difficulties that I mad almost
despaired of ever recovering from, and
during the five months of my stay there
was frequently Frustrated and utterly
unable to attend to any business, but
through the recommendation of friend
living in your city tried, as an expert
ment, your Safe Pills and Bitters, and
am only too happy to testify to the ben
eficial success derived therefrom. l ex-
periencsd marked improvement soon,
and in very short time complete re-
covery. An occasional dose of the pills
with regular use of the bitters kept
me in splendid condition during the re-
mainder of my stay. / shall never travel
in Texas or the West without your Safe
Pills and Bitters as part of my outfit.
If the remedies are not on sale here,
please send me three bottles of bitters
and half dozen boxes Of the pills, or
tell me where they can be Obtained in
Texas, or the West, as l am about to
return there. Yours very truly,
G. A. j. GADBoIs.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-04-15
The Telephone and the Baby

A telephone story has just been ro-
peatcd, with an assurance OF Its truth,
and as illustrating the future of Mr.
Bells invention.
A proud grandmamma, who had only
Just been promoted to that happy rela-
tionship, is awakened in the dead of
night by the memorable bell.
"Mammr, DEAR" comes to her the
frightened voice of her beloved and in
experienced daughter, 81 am sure baby
has the Group. What shall l do with
itl"
Grandmamma replies that she will
call the family doctor, and be with her
anxious daughter in a moment. She
awakens the doctor and tells him the
terrible news she has learned from her
daughter.
He in his turn requests to DO put in
telephone communication with the too
anxious mamma. "Lift the child to the
telephone and let me hear it cough" he
demands.
The child is lifted to the instrument,
and it coughs.
That's not the Group" he declares,
and he declines to leave the house on
such small matters lie advises grand
mamma also to stay in bed, and all anx-
iety quoted, the trio settle down happy
for the night