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Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-21
GREAT SALE OF DRY AND FANCY GOODS. F. & L, LYONS Are Compelled to Sell Entire Stock of Over $50, 900 WORTH or GOODS At Great Sacrifice This merchants
 
  0 rt1es! MARK OUR PRICES.

White Goods. Lonsdale Cambrics at 121Sc, Checked Muslins 10, 121(, 15 and 200. Nainsooks at 15. IS and 2Oc. so:t Finished cambric, 1% yd wide, 25c. Silk and Cambric Umbrellas. In oamb,ie large sizes, 50, GO and 75o; Ia silk Sl5o and $26 50: Former price s2.5o, $S $4 Fine School Umbrellas at 50, 60 and 75c. FIannels. White FIannels at 10, 125G. Is, 1s and 25c yd. | Colored Twilled Flannels, Opera Flannels, Shaker we have to move and everything has to go. Fine Embroidered Fannels at $l and $1 26 yd, worth $1.75 and $2. Now for Underwear, of which have yet immense stock, owing to the Mems Shirts and Drawers 22c Our soc shirts and Drawers at s5. Our ssc 50 Our Our si s1 50 " |" 55. S5 Our Heavy Scotch All Wool we sold at s3 apiece, we Red Flannel Shirts and Drawers at 75c. Heavy Knit Shirt and Drawers Medlcated, at sl. Ladl s Wrappers at 26, S6 40, 50 and 7sc. We sell less than the cost of production. Chiidrens Wrappers 25 and s5c worth double. Mems and Boys Cardigan Jackets at prices that will astonish you. You know we must sell everything. Blankets. Blankets. Fine White Wool Blankets at s1 5O sl75 g. 50 and s pr. It will pay you to buy them now even if you don't need them, as we must sell them.
 Our Prices on Cloakings. sO sl, SIPS, $5o $175, $2 yd reduction of 50 per Black Blue and Brown Waterproof at 45 5o 75 yd All N ool Lsdies' Cloth soc yd. oassimeres for Men and Boys at 25 80, 40, 50c
 Extra Heavy Comfortables at 75, s5c, $1, S1.25.
 Black and COlOred Satins at s5, soc, sl.
 WOOlen Yarns, Frovidauca Yarn Garmautoyyo Yarn. CarmaD varn sacrifice
 Hosiery. Hosiery. Go for them. For Ladies' Gents and for Children Colors grand opportunity to lay in 6 full supply you know we have to sell them.
 Corsets. Corsets. good Corset for 25, s5 4o 50 and 75c in French and Domestic
 Notions and Fancy Goods. Knitting Coltons 8; ball. All our Dress Buttons shall sell at half price.
 Kid Gloves. Kid Gloves. Good quality in 2, 4 and buttons, 62 ssc, s1.25.
 Hamburg Edgings Cotton Edgings Ruchings, Rufilngs, Black Silk La- ces, Black and Colored Silk Fringes 25 sO 4 6O 76
 Ribbons. Ribbons. Silk and Satin Ribbons, Sash Ribbons shall sell at most any price Ladies. and aents Silk Handkerchefs 40, 5o 69, 75c Ladies and Children's Hoods, Knit Jackets. LeggnRs and Mittens, will be sold very low. he time and chance to invest your money in I'd has placed us in, but we must brace up un-
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-21
LEGAL NEWS.
Brief Mention

For Additional Local News See Sd and 4th Pages,
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-21
Lodge and Society.

Rev. John AnketsIl, who is a member of the Masonic fraternity, and on several occa- sions travelled in various parts of Europe in search of Masonic light, has prepared leo- ture on Freemasonry, treating largely on it's tenets as exemplified in the Old World, and which is said to be very interesting and in- 1 structive by members of the order who have
 heard it. The reverend brother being mem ! Der of Hiram Lodge, of this city, has invited
 its members, with their Masonic friends, to 1 assemble on some evening at an early date in
 the Masonic Temple to listen to the lecture Westinghouse birthday will be celebrated by the Order of United American Mechanics as follows: Tomorrow Sunday evening they will attend the First Baptist church, Wooster Square, in body, and listen to discourse appropriate to the occasion. On Monday, at 12 noon, Washington Council will fire a salute on the Green. On next Wednesday evening the Council will give sociable in Union Ar mory, with music by Thomas orchestra and George Robinson for prompter.
 The new Post of the Grand Army of the Republic which is to be organized at Norwalk on next Wednesday evening will be known as Buckingham Post, and is named in honor of Connecticut's war Governor, William A. DuCAIDBuhu.
 Russian Raths 5Oc.; TurkIsh Baths SI. For the benefit of those who are in the habit
 of taking the Russian or Turkish baths, and know the luxuries of and the benefits to be
 obtained from them, and also for the commu-
 nifty at large, it may be stated that nowhere in
 this city, if in the country, are these baths
 given in a more scientific, thorough and en-
 joyable manner than at the Colidarium, PTS
 Grand street, Nicholas Weller proprietor.
 The attendants are gentlemanly, careful and
 thoroughly capable, having complete knowl-
 edge of their business. Instruction is freely
 given, and the bathers looked after with a
 care that insures the benefits that can be ob-
 tained from this celebrated way of cleansing
 and toning up the system. The marble slabs
 are always at comfortable temperature, and
 the various showers and other appurtenances
 are in the best of order. The low figures at
 which these baths are given and the satisfac-
 tion derived from taking them at the Colida-
 rum is enough to insure repetition of first
 trial.
 Take the news home to Mary and tell her
 that my cough has gone and that 25 cent
 bottle of Dr. BuIl's couoh svruu did if
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-21

Second hand School Books, at 385 State street, bought, sold or exchanged.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-21

New PercaIe Shirts at Franks. Received to day at 50, 75c., $1.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-21

Dress Goods. Twi1led Cashmeres 12kc. FisSSyef syss s1s,s1 B. 9 20 aaa 250 Our s1 % Black Cashmere at 75c. Our S5c Black Cashmere at 65o. Good Black Cashmere at 25c Oolored Cashmeres the same reductions. Bla, Black Aipseas i21S, lS ls 20 20 and nd 25e. Black Grape Cloths at 25. 40 and 45c. Remember we have to sell. Black Silks. A good chance to buy Black Silk Good Black Silk at TO- 50, Soc $l S125 $150 and $1 Colored Silks 1,OOO yds Remnants of Dress Goods for mere song Remember we have to sell. ClOaks, Cloaks, CIOaks, at s s45o s5 s6 ss.5O $7 and ss. Just half of for Child, sps oIoats at s1 30 g. s2so s. s4 ands5 Childrens Dresses at $l.60, g and $2. 50. Ladies' Calico and Cambric Wrap at 70, s5, 9Oc, and $1. Remember we are obliged to sel Shawls. Fine Paisley and Broche shaws at s6 s. s1o SIP, s15 We have them in Long and Square, Open and Small Oenters.
 Ladies' Single Wool shawls st 75 $50, s1, s125 s16O Ladies Double shawls s. ss;5o Mands5.
  Black Thibet shawls, single and double.
 Ladies' Undergarments. Ladies' Skirts at 25, so 5o 75c s1 and $1 25, in plain Tucked and Embroidered. Ladies' Chemises 35, 40, 50 and 75c. Ladies, Lsd,Ie Drawer Drawers 1s 4o o.: 50 and 76c. Infants Robes and short Dresses from soc to $I 5O Infants Merino Cloaks and Cspes at 75c, $1, $l50, $175, g and $25O good chance to buy these goods now. R. R.member we are compelled to sell everything. White and oolored Aprons at 1O 121, 16 Is and 25c.
 Domestic Goods. 2,5oO yds Prints at &c., 5000 yds Prints at 6c. Bieached and Brown Ootons for Sheetings, Shrtings and Pillow Gases. the best brands, winch we pur- chased before the rise. We have to sell them less than the market price. 5000 yds Cheviot Shirtings. Remember we got notice to quit our premises.
 Housekeeping Goods. Fine Table Linen from 9s to soc. Turkey Red Table Damask from 50 to 75c. Fine Linen Napkins from 40c to $1 50 dog. Linen Towels from 10c apiece up. Linen Toweling from s, ', 8, 10c sd. Remember we are forced to sell.
 Felt and Flannel Skirts will be sold less than the cost of material.
 Table and Piano Covers. Wool Table Covers 70, S5c, and $1. Fine EmbroiGefsd red Covers Sl 25 5 s.5o s155 and s. Stand Covers 25, 35, 40 and 50c Marseilles and Honeycomb Quilts at 50, 75, s5c. $1, s1 25. s1.so and g up. l A grand chance to bay now. CoIored Bedspreads at half price. Citizens of New Haven and vicinity, now is Dry Goods. Remember the position our landIo der the circumstances and do the best we can.
 ResnectfuIJv
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-21

Wrappers and Drawers at Franks. Good quality at 15, 20, 25c.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-21

Bargains in suspenders at Franks, 32 Chapel street.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-21

scribner's, Harper's and all the Magazine for March at Downes', 309 Chapel street, mex door to Cutters Art Store.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-21

Look at Franks new dress goods receive today, at 124, 15 and 200.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-21
Beef, Veal, Poultry.
Auction saIe to- -nieht at 385 State

Stalls 35 and 36, City Market. Good qual- ity at low prices for cash.
 Ut F. s. ANDREW & Go.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-21
Weather-Beaten ToiIers

Canton flannel &c.,, at Franks.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-21

Remember the sale of Books and Pictui
 at 385 State street tonight.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-21
Rubber Pocket Combs 1c.

Just for fun and not for profit, at Frank 327 Chapel street.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-21

SGVChAHAAb SHShC <1S children's, in all the latest styles, from 5c upwards, to nice silk embroidered goods a low as 25c., at Franks 327 Chapel street.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-28
4 CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS.

Jeremiah Ryan, age sixteen, clerk en-
playea IL store the second hSor OF No. e7S
5sraaayas, Saturday evening iRclutously put hs
h.sd out of tbe elevator car whilc Is
vas IN notion Ills head caught bstween the floor
ard ts ROOF Of the car and ne was killed. Ryan lived in
1nlrss -afth-t., near Tenth-ave.
ysh ,os,snin, age three Of Ho SIT seoond-ave fen
INTO sbe East yer enc foot Of Ninetysixthst Sat-
urdsy night, ana was drowned.
ranial Faeau ana ssveutoeu.0f Hgbohp was drowned
= ME xfbine &C the feog OF West EnetyH voahSt
ffnfy Weber age fhlrty three, Of No. SIC Etst ywsI-
se.esSSfs,.sf wa feien ii ia tDe sleet Saturday
xnf and died while poiicemsn wac tskinE pn nome
New-York tribune., 1880-06-28

xesann Chasuherfais eee nine, Of no 420 East Sir
teenfl-si WAS drowned IN the East River on June "a
Saturday night his body WIS found at the FOOT 81 Ho
teenth-s4. -...., in
iuies Fusts age three fell from fourth story VIII
dew atNo. 30 LudlOw-ss., Saturday, and was kheu.
Issdore reepfeld age two years, Of No. 249 Deancy-
AZ. Was run over Saturday by wagon driven by james
GarRinhal OF No 543 West Fortyseventh-st' anu vas
instaufIy killed. The driver was aTresfcn
Rosanna and Joseph Rychnsky, ages thirty ana lofty
Ave were severely burned Saturday by the exoiOslon
nI No 223 East HoustOn-st., OF q kerosene lamp
New-York tribune., 1880-06-28
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
A FALL RIVER LINE

m FOR
BOSTON AN ID THE EAST
The beat Newport. Boston, New Belfur fltch-
burg, Lowell. MaIthas Vineyard. Nantucket, White Noun
tans Portland Bangor ~ john. N . Halifax.
~ AMI G pl1cpd cities inhnd and sea shore res0l Is
Of New. England an the Prpvln"e'
TIE MAN NOTH PALACE STEAMERS
BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE -
Leave New York daily SudaYs excepted from fer 2S y
r., foot OF Murray al $50 Leave brooklyn D. n
jersey CITY G:2O via Annex" boas Fo Snqay tri7s
Newport Line aaverUsemcD GRAND PitOMEN a bt.
CONCERTS DO ri evening by the end bands aud
orcbestras attached 10 those steamers.
FULL NIGHTS REST
landings between New York ana Fall River
Special train steamer wharf, Fall River at a m
(MOndbys excepe arriving at NsHp Al GAO 4 n Eve
morning trains FALL RIVER To BOSTON. ,,-
TckeA ststerpnms, be obtained IN New-I ork ~
207. 239 261 40l All 536 BW 9li. and !i!' BNa1way
Dradwav 2da and CT all principal hotels transfer ann
ticket offices, at The OFFICE Of THE LINE ON THE
PIER and board Nos and Courts, and az
Annex Offices Brooklyn and Jersey CITY In Boston, az NO
Old State House and at old COenY Depot
BORDEN q LOWELL. Agents.
GEO. I. CONNOK. Gom.Ial Ias.enEer AgenL.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-28
Droposals.
PROPOSALS FOR NATURAL HYDRAULIC

OFFICE OF BuupIyG FOR STATE wAR IND NAVY DHPART-
MRNrs, WASHINGTON, ID. G.. June ~, 1850. }
SEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing auG delivering at
the site OF the Building for state, War and Navy depart
ments In this city. 4.0D0 barrels lmOle or lessl
"EATU RAJ HYDRAULIC CEN nj" ,ooo -.
will be received at this Office until IL M OF July leoO ana
opened Immediately The :eafter in presence OF bid ers
specific blank forms OF proposal and Instructions 10
bidders Will be Furnished TO manufacturers and dealers oh
upon appheauOn TO this Office - -
THOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
New-York tribune., 1880-06-28
GUNNER Resorts.

TINTED STATES HOTEL.
u THE LARGEST IN ATLANTIC CITY, N.J.
Is NOW OPEN FOB TIE SEASON oR 1884,
~ uarTNUY Manager THos. CHASE. Cashier.
d. T. MoHGAN, Musical Diroctor.
Persons desiring TO engage rooms vii aaarels
BROWN a woELPPER PrOpretorA
New-York tribune., 1880-06-28
Baukruut Notices.

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
twelfth daT Fehruarv. A D. 1879 warrant "a Bens
ruutey was ISSUED against the esfate OF ,5OSEIh
LoEWRL OF New.York In the County OF ~ ~Hew;10rK
ann taIe OF NcwYOrk who has been adudged OanKrup
on Ms own petttton; payment Of debts huo
deyery of property belonging TO such bankrupt 70 nun
or fnr his use and transfer OF any property Oy nm
are forbldden Dy that meeting OF ths etsutotS @ V
the said bankrupt their debts ana 10 chOose o
or more his estate will De held &C court "
Bankruptcy holden at No. lS2 BrOadway IN Ine Clg
of Nev.Y0rk Henry Wtidtr Alien Register Oh
'H~ ~N'N "~' W ' LOUIS F. PAYN,
u s. Marshal as Southern DIstrctot Ne"f or
New-York tribune., 1880-06-28
silnations manteo -femaIes.

A DVERTISEMENTS FOR. THE NEW
"A YORK ThIguNE WILL M Re RECEIVED We At TizS uP
40 $e West LTeat eoner EisatasysS ,i EsIrS
ave. cor FortyssysntIs, at the HARLEM oEFIcE No
92s1 Third ave. cor one-hunred and wenty foarthst
SasSRS SaeeFaIoS savings SIn1 D~ans up 4' '0-
4 PROTESTANT SERVANTS BUREAU.
n. an kndscf EOod competent female servants and use
vents - the barge cid e.taPished Prot NT HOME
BUREAU, 1873 Bth-ave-. Atm house above lOth.sG
At THE SWEDISH PROTESTANT SERV-
ANTS lagndroSSss seIsraI house
ustianed WITH the l51 East 2athst
A YOUNG, EXPERIENCED AMERICAN
ing good recommendations Apply 5l9 dave Ring twice
A YOUNG girl going to Europe would ac-
- oompany lazy would take care of children god
fasS Ig6 fS BFosaTSy ASar' t. BOX " tribune Uptown once
NHAMBERMAID, GCc.-A Swedish girl city
~ reference tidy ehambsrmad and competent waitress
place that she can retan city or country No 292 6haVe
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.-German
~ Protestant girl respectabe aud well recommended
sa e s9GT M sdn % @ Ss Between
22d and 2"d.st.
CHAMBERWORK. HOUSEWORK, WATT
~ IMH or NuRsE Ss-By tidy usstpI I'll y1g6T gTls for
HOME BUREAG. 50 StilSve. iour above Iotl:st
COOK.-A most competent young woman as
~ COOK an excellent boner and aner soups0i AL kind
recommended Ca at COZ 0taave S5th.St JAcoUIN's
BUREAU.
NOOK.-By a Scotch Protestant woman as
~ hrstt lss French cOokDgi Is good
baker pastry good refeences
objection 10 summer house city or country Can az
292 6tha ave. near lsth.st
COOK, WASH, IRON.-By German help.
l3s Gthaye. fourth house above loth.st
COOK. WASHER AND IRONER.-A German
- as Is e9o Tashf and rOner city oe country reerenc"
HOUSEWORKE a neat, tidy, intelli-
Protestant young girl will DC generally usenl in
I5ny IN am any capacity can 10 goa 20 ecoHng an
wages m9arrate Gau bo seen ar the PR0TEsrANr HOME
BuHkAU l@ 6thave, doors above lOth-st
uOUSEWORKER.-B q reat, tidy inteli-
gent Prots slant young girl Will he generally useful IN
family in any el2ae'ty can do good eookiag and Is
wages moderate Can CO seen at Othave 2Sdt,
lsi door
I ADY'SMAID.-A iirst-class French maid,
n Is stylish dressmaker and tasy harfesscr Is trust
seen at G02 dilavo near @5hst. JACoUIN's BU REAU.
T AUNDRESS.-As frst-rass laundress by
the day or take boInc washing references l4o West
NURSE.-A respectable young healthy mar
~ rd American who has lately lost her baby,
wishes chd to wet nurse at her house. Caor address 81
West l2thst
NURSE..By a Scotch Protestant woman rs
IL bfti very eooI with bottle baby Is a
good eily references loi West 3lstst~ near 6thavc
GEAMSTRESS AND LADY'SMAlD.-U
VII n % daRs % aay @ %dR 1 P@Snln @ g sS ana &da
VI. H., Tribune Uptown ohcs l.25s Broadwey
WAITRESS, &c.--As trst-class English
n der-iaus milking all kinds salads.
n silver srsirg O. wines won assist With chnmberwork
hos. city reference no objection TO The coun
tiy. Ca At 30 Fast 36lltst.
WANTED by a respectable married woman
w oapv vet nurse having lost her own babe few
DAYS old Apply rr adire"S Ms YOU NJ "20 west 4thSt
New-York tribune., 1880-06-28
PROPOSALS for PRINTERS 3, SUI SUPPLIES, .p1d rs,


Proposals Dry Coiors Oils, Chemicals Textiles Paper
Typographical InSs rwtne Glue Harware ana enGiv'S &
printers and bindes sundfes generally for uee OF ts B
rtau six months ending Do Cnjer 81 lssO VIII Dc re
ceived at this office until ~ O'clock June 80 1851
Blank proposals. with information rs 10 quanl"'
Gdalty conditions Will be furnished on anptcation
The right waive defect aud reject or all lis Is re
served. ,, -. ALL,
par cuar Of articles they qualified TO p09se aud
as,ress d H. IRISH,
Chief Of Bureau OF Engraving and Printing Washington DC
New-York tribune., 1880-06-28
furniture.

nESKS and OFFICE FURNITURE.
LIBRARY TABLES. BOOKCASES. &c,
~anui'e'0''" I. g. sELLEw.
Ill FultOn-St.
agent for THE CELEBRATED "WooTON" DESK
FINE DESKS FoR HOME USE
New-York tribune., 1880-06-28

F6IROY BOATS, CITIZENS LINE.-New
Il steamers 81 llATQGA aaa CITY or f4o1 le9ve rier
sstardsT, at p r,, ter TROY and ALI POINTS NOHTh
80 SUNDAY land at Albany.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-28

On hhd aitfi u y II, lSsu.
ESps.s Trains Leave SewYork VIA Desbro''ea and Cort
~ ~ sG SI and % ana Il nj night U sanGsys SO 40
E9pe9s p% % }sn1e S @ X a% eScsPt sunday
a. m aud p H. running through via Trenton aud Cam
Boais OF BROOKLYN AnueH connect with through trains
jersey CITY, ahorng speedy and drect transfer for
Retrniie Grains leave Philadelphia l?ul. s:45 40.
7:1G $50 and IL u. ~ u-misd sxpcss "iG F. M.
$50 A. in, and !. Leave Ph'ladelphla Camden,
TcRa % cc 1a% IG 5S anu ga Boa%a No A.or House
1% br@dSy4 'ss An8sI PSS loot Fai@n,t i:roqEa!
fm9rant i Ticket once Ho Balterypade '''''' N'
ne $eA.T'r@ l.S1i'r 5o@pty Iii cal to oAock
FRS%SK THOMSON, !. P; FARMEH
THE ERIE RAILWAY. now known as the
i kKw.YURK' LAKE ERIE And WESTERN RAIL
NcFMEAT or TRllNs TAXING EffFcr NAY 10. 1ssO,
m na nG 1SsssS Dy sPe' Drawing
T. r. q" S ~ 5 LoII & m & 1Iyhs c sna az Ho %
west Puimnn's best Drawing 'oIm sleeping Cosehes 10
p Daiyj-Paelfe Express Tot The Wei. Sleeping
coaches ,EIGGgh % TO- Bana@ Nng.rt % tSa Cine aud
1:I3 D. ln.-imlgraut ira ior the Wee .
NeWsfi, si5 s49 80 a. No.! lG l2S 5:2o Go 7;3y
and 1000 midnight Saturday nights only sundays $40
RaiSaf ID ID aud Passlic Goo 100 TO- IO2oa m- the 1920
mdalght, Sundays 600, $3.50, 1920 l;A0 $780,
A PaterHon c'i5 7:5c $40 TO- 1920. M IL nooo
l9 slo 5o 40 ado i aiI9 SSo SISS eio @ @s$
9l6. 1910, a. NJ las; C;5o q p m and ~ mIdnlg1t
nj.
1880 D. m and midnight. sundIYs 600, $780, lO.20A
IN, las, 800 700 y. ui.. and e midnight
Warwick 10J 1920 n M, 4:3U p.
NewGIrg snd Cornwall. 100, 800 a. No. 1880. 43O p.
Sunday. S:3O n. IN.
o IN. am - % ann mo, - y,o o..o , On ., -.
75 y. NJ. sIuIdays 6v1 $40. 1870 a. ~, G;2O ZOO ~
MiddietOwn, 1860, 0OD ltf2U $780, 450. 7iO 7il5
H. Sundays $780, lO2O M. G:SJ 100 p A. Tho 9lO m
y. trains connect with NcWfOrk nnd OswBgO
NJ idland Railroad at Mainht a.. 80 100
Port Jervis 100 BCO lO;2O a. NJ $500 Goo, 100 7ll6p
IN, Sundnys $3.50. 1920 a M, 0:0O 900 aud 700 p
leave 2Jdg quarter O ana quarter after each
hour from 5;46 " 94b y m aud al l0A6 aud 1lA0
Tor passage aud Apartments Drawing Room
and sleeping COACHES be Vbtaned and ordets for the
checking transfer Of baggage NAV be left a. the CON-
nnnEs Ofoes $50, 40I or B57 Broadway. n. Y, No
Eosrt-st brooklyn, or Gt tho Companys Depos =, ,.
fpross Trains from the West arrive In NeWYOrk NJ f@o
and fI2S NJ. and lylo% ORR r In naspr p,r Ar NeVyyort
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Trains for Engewooa Cosseg pieEnont ana NX
Sy0 ii no M m Eundays pG0 q m ana CAD D. The
1850 m Train win eave ~ minutes a'ef Sa'aFdaE
SSHaSast Spring Valley and MOn'oy TOO ESQ NJ A'SO
p m mo n. ABBOTT. oeueral Pass's Aren't. NswYOrk
T6TROY BOATS, CITIZENS LINE.-New
II sfesrnefs SA ARATOGA aad CITY or TROY leave Pier
New-York tribune., 1880-06-28
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
IN LINE.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.


Leave NewYoft rm station C. r. Il. Of n j., loot OF LIB
station and GTeensi st Gl' "a 7@ ar 0
Day a. s45a 5a' 4 3 ans per,s.t.orei5 745. o.
H. & 4 n, 'V -. - & -; r. c M ar Gas - D lisa
M; i:su l. $o ~ $50 7I5 IL y. Sunday at si5
o TeinnrIjne trains will leave Philadelphia New York
From station rnl4leipiia md Reading halIo1I corner
1910 .. $40 54O. 7:l5. Up m ON SUNDAY $50 q. M
From fhili and Rerk.sts. at g. 20. 900 9i5 II
Srpi iTSH' ireaion warIs except MSq Mon
61o. sO sinday-I23 & 80 IT, M 90 81 3 Ih Del io1
9 ~ 1873 S5 aSG St at tie PrFRa R 9f'G9 BoFn
Hew.Yorx Transfer company tpodds EXPRESS VIII cll for
and chech baggage nom hotel or Ir1sngS @ 10 a,sn99 ~
aSe %nwYorE and rooSly Nj Offices
arc in e0n"''Hn m r T BiIbW iG N cneia Pistcsrr @ Asaa
7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
- PAssEXGtk TRAlE ~ on 9ni ssr IHne =, H. sP AVN %
! p m and G:o p. N. fol ia-t,l nrtien ~. Az nto%n
Ithaca Gcneya, Lyons, EaGalo an4 N west Pullman serp
Trans Iyasai i9 ,, q, ana p ,n: M connect iO' ali
points III Ma9an9' 91d n'1itGn ,,rrer AGENT
Cer,ra a,t.m Office corner , AZ ~, ~ tg[t-; ,ai;,'
NEW YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RiyIh YER. IA; i,si a"e - l''
900 a NV northern Exirc.s to Rochester ~
Aibsns Montr Via sarl;oga, viii draw room car.
1919 80 n Gaca3o an4 WSsn nd f19. S DA"n"'"
II O3 a. m Expr Albany Troy. with connections
TO Uica Saratotu, ious Fas lul llutand
in!
400 y. ~, Albany and Troy FXrreas.
600 ~. Louis EXpr.s daily VIII Aeephg cara Ilf
St I0is. running hr m every dag Ia the wcrk also teep
BunaO Toledo Detroit, anl Tor AontFll *
100 D m Fast Express flr Sont eat Rochester AMI Corn
ny. VA Gtuc!a Sccping cars to "ehe'A Rochester and
Montreal. ~. Alhiua. .. -.
cusc Rochesief. Niagara Falls. iuh"o Ce'elh "eH" De
iIOp m Nignt Express wlih Sleeping car TO Albany au
irrcts on sale a. 81 aul i3 i.t,awav Wo,t
coils rNptc- Ofe flfs place aud - All 02 Bioai
way NcwYor, Rui 3Jd Nashnstoa ~. ii,"1}u.
J. 81 rOUCEY. Gc. sup. G. h. MEX ll. Gen rassr AsL
DENNSYLNAAIA RAILROAD.
L GIl,A1 TRUNK iiSE
AND UNITED SiAItN VAIL ROUTE.
1Ians leave Nc" Yoh, Wa DcJosscs and Cortntt S'fc''
Ha.iisbn@ Pt-huig tho W,,t lod -ouih with Pullman
Ia acc AIS attached, g D. IT. and \. - ?. 10. dlly
Wuau- -poT Iocs Haven D. NJ 80 L. NJ, Tony and Fro
atHO T. come tn ~ CDry FOR ItusNihr, Petroleum
pSn,i h, Hto ai,i u south Limited Washir ,ton
fYpvr.a" Of ulmIu Plnr tia daily c.cegt SunitY 10
III: arrive Washington az D. M irtnhr at $50 Aud
h:2u H. ~; j. an. - o.: ~. sunday ~ p m a IN t..
irdj. II n. No. /. $50 5. ~. o. T., $50 aud 10 p ~;
ant IL nislt SUNDAY. 4'0 AMI . me- D. D. q e''o and
Fxpress foi ila3r!phil Camden. 1880 and -
ns1ts f Hro9eIyn Annex" ali ihnrl train,
AZ Jersey Civ agudng speedy aud direct transfer Tor
Srivt rm Pittsburg T. 10 30 q NJ. $50 y.
J-fu - IL. daHv. Mon
and Baltimore. 600 a.
>, "a Sunday $50 a. ~. From luiL fclniA 800. G5n.
tgS' ana l03h D. SUNDAY. 5jO. G5O Z. 1910 1l3O a
~. I'D aytd D..
New-York tribune., 1880-06-28
on and aff4r II-VE ~ l4gu

DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQu iP-
MENT ASD THE FASTE,T TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
New-York tribune., 1880-06-28
A 81 TO BOSTON,

"A VIA
NEWPORT LINE, for sDcc!a United tickets steamers
NfWpOiT AND Old COLONY
leave Pier 2H North layer oo 4 Nuriays da!V lSnlavs
ing M Newport with Fast Express
Train. arriving III Boston at 1870 q. M
Returning BO,tOn from OLD colony Depot ht p' m
Tickets ana sat4roos can be seutei IN Ne"-foIk ONLl
at Pier 20. NOrtl River and on board s'camef4
BORDEN u LOWELL. Agents
GEO L. CONNoR. Gen'i Pass. Aet
A MARY POWELL for West Point, Corn
N wall. Sewburs. Pdughkaepsn ID1dOut aud Ki1Rtt"n
ding COzl~ns Milton $eyY. auburg api liyte P1rk
leaves foot Of NE-TRY.5T. 3:l0 and 2lrHf at :3o o.
(SmdayS exCeptelI. Connection POughktfpso WIN
evening IL. r. Il H. for NOrh and West baggage
by express received st Vesry NJ only.
ALBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE. DREW
IN and DFAN RICHMOND leave Pier 40. II. North River
Toot Cdnnlst every week dav. connecting at Al
bany iSunday morning eKcepteD with trains North Wrss
and East. 1900, On -. -,
W. W. ENEKErr Prcaident