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Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-02-12

Il MApEMoisELLE SARA BERNiIAEh1--
70 a gentleman of refined taste, dis
lance lends cnchantilent to the view"
Such M one il the gallant Vice-ConSul
Of France, Major Philip Machet rs was
evidenced by the artistically armngcd
eoybcillo de camelias which he forwarded
on Thursday with his compliments, to
the great iragedicn"., Mile Sara Bern
|hardt. The renowned actress will doubt
Less prize very highly this delicate COM
plimopt from II diet'o"'c whose viva
imagination transports him one hundred
and thirty miles among the gaaHS W
her enthusiastic admirers, IN d WV u
| amid the roses, ensconccd between TIC
petals Of the far-famcd japonlcSS '' wv
Highland CITY,
It is reported that the contracts
have been entered into, whereby u''
IN @. Pacific Railway Is to be com
4 4
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-02-12
Saturday, the 10Th day Of Fcbruar!
SHERIFF'S SALE.

STATE OF LOUISIANA, late Parish. now
- nth Judicial District Court Parish of East
Baton Rouge. Emanuel Fender Va Marie j..
Graham. No. 1850.
BY virtue of m alias writ Of iieri facias. Issued
in the above entitled and numbered suit, and
to me directed from the Honorable Court aiore.
said holden In and for the said parish and
sale, in front Of the Courthouse door of said
Saturday, the 10th day Of February
next, A, d. 1891 between the hours Of II O'Clock
A. NJ. and 4 o'clock 7. M. Of said day, all the
right, title, interest and claim of the defendant,
Mistress Marie T. Graham, in and 10 the follow.
ing described property, to.wit:
A CERTAIN TRACT Of Land in this parish
on the COmite River. known az tho William
Corner Tract, containing about 5s7 acres hound
cd on the north by lands Of Della Roche and
Vaughn nov belonging to mortgagor) east
by Sullivan. Mon gOlnery and llnson, and south
By Macarthur and the Comite River beng part
Of the same property acquired by mDrlgHgDr ut
the succession sale of the property belonging to
the estate Of Stephen Roberts, deceased. to
gether with all the buildings and improvements
thereon.
Seized to pay and satisfy the amount Of .iudg.
ment. interest and costs claimed In the above
entitled and numbered suit ~ settled in the
Judgment rendered in the injunction suit en-
titled NJ T. Graham and husband ys J. W,
Bates, Sheriff, ct al No. 21l9, late 5th, now l1th
Judicial District Court.
Terms of sale--On credit of twelve months
for whatever the property will bring, the pm.
chaser TO furnish a twelve months bond, with
good and sufficient security, bearing eight 81
cent. per annum from date. Special mortgage
with vendors privilege retained on the proper
| ty sold until final payment.
| yol2nl2l, j. W. BATES, Sheriff
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-02-12

Mir Frank Heller, the agent Of John
Matthews, tho celebrated manufacturer
of soda water apparatus, registered him
self Ms "a visitor Mt tho CAriToLiAN. He
san aifabIo gentleman aud u tive b"s'-
MOSS man.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-02-12

J7EMALE DISORDERS are invariably cured
the Home Bitters. For sale by \. Wax,
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-02-12
ponlump1loW GAN BE cunEDl
". =; HALLS
. +; q, bALSAm|

Cures Consumption, Colds, pneumo.
MIA, Influenza, Bronchial Difficulties,
Bronchitis, HOarseness, Asthma,
Group, 'Vyhooping Cough, and all Dis.
eases OF the Breathing Organs. II
s0Othes and heals the Membrane oil
tho Lungs, inflamed and poisoned BY
the disease, and prevents tho night,
sweats and tlglltness across the chest
which accompany IL. CONSUMP.
TION is not an incurable malady. u
IL only necessary to have tho RICH,
remedy, and HALLS DALSAM - that
remedy. DON'T DESPAIR Of RE
LIEF, for this benign specific vii!
cure you, even though professional
aid falls.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-02-12

Cry AFFAIRS. The proceedings OF
the City Council, will certainly give
great satisfaction to the great majority
of the community. The Municipal gov.
ornment despite the musal drafts made
upon it, in conducting the campaign
Tor the restoration Of The capital has
been so iudioously managed, that the
expenditures have been far below the
receipts. The debt has been reduced
while the interest on tine capitol bonds
has been met aud the sum necessary to
take up ono twentieth of the loan will
be on hand on April ist. Besides this
u cash balance remains in the Treasury,
after meeting aIl engagements. With
this Gathering q, Shibit, who will say that
Baton Rouge il not ready to Ego for the
railroads.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-02-12

s. W. f'risbio, of East Toledo, Ohio,
says.-It afforded my son relief, md dis,
pclIcd all signs of this dread disease,
which has afflicted him since childhood.
! chcerfuIIy recommend the "Only Lung
Pad" TO all Asthmntic sufferers, See
advertisement.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-02-12

To Mr. Charles Week, the CArITOllAN
is Indebted for lilo of Western papers,
which he picked up ION the fly" as he
was dragged along by the locomotive
through Cincinnati, St Louis and Mem
phis, on his return home, after clicctlpg
arrangements to bTing down to his Ice
Depot, u sufficient share of the splendid
crop of ice, that dame Nature, so liner
ally bestowed upon our Western bredi-
rtn, this past season- Mr., Week IL 90
ing to run things up 10 the handle this
wear. both ut his splendid Sumptcr Sa-
loon and ut his capacious Ice House,
whence he expects la send all the sup
plies in that liuo, TINT this and adjoining
parishes will consum" during that pc
Rod when everybody wants to keep
cool,
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-02-12

The Railroad Committees Will meet
this evening, Mt 7 O'Clock, OF tho May
ors office, at which time every nombcr
IL earnestly requested to be present. In
order to mako Hcm comfortable II good
fire will be made. by oil means, lot
there he full attendance.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-02-12

70 American Bucket Fire Company
No. , and Whitney Fire Company No. !,
of Morgan City, TIE CAPnoLIAN is in
dchtcd for neatly cotton mp invitations
to attend their balls, which are to he
given, one Oh st. Valentines night and
the other on Mardi Gras night. II the
lot of the editor was not such II hard one,
aud We could borrow pair OF Anglers
wines, we would surely fly 80 Morgan
City, and alight among her gallant tire
BOYS ON both these occasions The only
fear We would entertain would he that
the bellies in attcudnuoo might slash our
tender heart into ten thouSand pieces.
TO the kind friends who extended rs this
highly appreciated compliment We send
many thanks, and in return, wish them
and the large HSScmhlago that will grace
Whitney Hall, every pleasure and8ucccss
conceivable
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-02-12

CART. J. A. CAMPBELL, tie very geni-
III Port Hudson merchant, dropped in
to see IA, on last Tuesday. The nnceaS-
ing bad weather did not seem to have
affected his hopeful nature, for
we found him us livoIy IN usual,
looking ut the bright side, only, OF fu'
lures Kaleidoscope. by afcrlcsof strange
oojncdencc4 it has happened almost on
every occasion whom visiting New Or
loans forus to meet Capt, Campbell eth
or there or on the Steamer. Since Baton
Rougc is developing into u large burg
we hope 10 hold many meetings witt
him righthCre.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-02-12

Tie fine weather Of to-day ~ tnspr.
cd that untring grocer Joshua lscal,
M will bo seen by his announcement OF
fresh receipts of goods, Rain or shine,
people must live, aud our people are
neither cousins, uncIcs or mnts to DIR.
Tanner. They use the subHantials.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-04
ARRESTED ON SUSPICION Of MURDER.

Z Detective Beyer was informed Wednesday night
by boy. while walking through Hester-st.. that a
drunken woman was lying in the hall Of No. %
Essexst. The officer on going to the place. found
woman ling at the foot of the first flight of stairs
nsensible and bleeding from cut the left eye.
Asss lance was called, and the woman, who was
recognized as Mrs. Yetta Wolasky, sixty-seven
years old, who lived on the fonrth floor. was car
red to her rooms, where she died in a few
minutes. From the janitor it was learned
cgarmaker, Jacob Stein, who lives on the third
Moor, had been quarrellng the stairs. He inter-
Tered and prevented them from coming to blows.
ing out, found Mr.. Wolasky pounding on STEMS
0o9r; Atsrward the call Of the officer was heard
sna Ars: Wolasky was found dying. The police ar
man down stairs. but this ne denied. Yesterday he
was Sommitisd TO the custody Of the police. pend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-04
THE REV. MR.. POOLS Family

Alexander Pool. of Quincy. ILL.,, brother of the
Rev. George h. Pool, who died of smallpox in the
Flstbush Hospital, and was buried IN the potters
Field. is in Philadelphia. where the
deceased clergyman formerly had charge ~ a
church. He says that the Rev. Mr. Po" who
e s.os s. i'd 70 have left properly valued at at
four half brothers living One of the Srotb sru
william. = LOCAL preacher at Moraantown. W. Va
Another y Baptist clergyman In Illinois. Mr..
fSor is!neT p was me Rev Asby Pool who died In
Elstbush w A'A"'eu Hom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-04
CIVIL NOTES.

Moses Ehreicb, as assignee of jacob Aslei'
recovered yesterday in the Supreme COURT
Judgment for 81 1893 IS against the city Mr. As'e on
tn,ued contract In 1879 to lay certain pavemens al"
s.,rs In the City Hall Park. The work was done ~
very improper manner. 1t was Claimed anu 'ne Non'-
Ter refused TO pay for II.
MARGARET Frenaman began recently an ac-
t,ou in the Supreme Court against Peter Muiigah 70
recover IS 900 damages for selling Intoxicating hquor
her husband The action was brought under the oiVh
Rtehts Damage Act Mira Frenaman claims that
liant sold iouor to her husband who in consequence was
almost constantly drank, and left his FANNY 70 SUM-
actual want The case was tried yesterday DetoFe of
sce Iarremore and the Jury gave Veruie. AZ "t saen
she Aefendant whom counsel stateo nc nu
IN two Years and for whom be had appeared III 'no 0
from general sense OF duly.
Oliver C. Putnam sued the city to recover
q, o5e g. q balance claimed to be due him Tor salary
Hs vas appointed clerk in the Department OF Build
anes at salary OF 81 800 year. but during the period
from 1875 to 1873 received only about $1,000 Inc city
claimed that the apportonment to this Department dur
ng those years was sufficient to pay the salaries OF
the clerks in FULL that Nj Putnams salary was reanceu
IN the same proportion Others and that ne nae
S1ven a receipt In full receiving ms pay me case
as tried yesterday before Judge F. Day IN the CouIe
Of Common Pleas, and the jury gave MI Putnam Vef
dict for $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-04
DECISIONS-MARCH 8.

s..,r-we Couyt-C hambers-Bv Judge Donohue.-
ne Eastern DvIsS az
as s1sea. Van vOrst-calan ast Griffin
hsPsss .IH 5s Com
AT the western TELEGRAPH Company
San % not
bond for e1ss s o sse
IS Ss
Dc d
the that are %aGsso
S 81 rt On granted slsd pqgmsn
rSs9sS o.
% ss sdsr RoSSns se
nnderssxns In matter q the petition Of He2a
Kin Kim 1 he Nassau ssst se
orders a with to
decision TruaI Robins SSnb, ,s ss so9on
o1s an pans e
With siS Costs unless the payment Of the go
place the case on calendar and Try inc same "hen
judge sg ReOham-order denying
Common PlsasSgecia! 1srm1By JnGge Var Brunt
Hsay the Twenty third street RAILWAY
1SlnaGn % try TINS Cause
T =. y the Ss1 pspers 10 this matter emDy
Of slse wish to ss al Si
ons Psee to take and state the account
eenn a ss MsRs@ci! scaSdsy
non snt Van Do,sea Kasschaw sg Weight Wheaey
AFT Bulfey-Decisions fled Bschano ag Pearl5Pr9eeed
inrs Dismissed BaserLArrest vacated Lewis
sgt Miller Scnlnster Referred 10 Philip j. Joac
himseu Haaran Bays George agt w-Proceedings
dismssed Otto Emigrant Bank agt taste
lar; Hoguet agt- Duffy same agt GunSk fnein agt
SHAY Metser Calls Soner agt KILLER: same agI
Gardner Same agL Fegenbauer Crane agt Godensien
Nay agt Martens O. Bren agt Haney Schnedt agt Hne
Kirwin Georgy agt Mclean mercer agt
Mullen Pnelan Barrett Kennedy sgt Quzn Miller
riel Hogan agt Ray Goldschmtdt agt simon GH%n
iers: Fine agt Whalen Mengel ag- Boas Goldsmith sGt
L. one agt Dochartv Hellepoerg agt Courlney
Rr Ado at. Mccarthy: Breves agt &cGee Fennel ag
Williams: Beney1lle ast Hughes same ag pierson same
sg Carol weiner McKeliogg; suizberger agt Nc
CQba-Judgments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-04
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERa
NETWORK CITY.


NETWORK CITY
Fulton Stp sSs iS2 W ana 49, $4,000
Same properly Albert Phyie and wife Cornea
sothst s. 527I fl wof 2dave 22l1i022; Ann ooo
Muid to johanna Ewest 6ooo
t1 WiaS LJ IaSues 10 Kate Hart 1920
9th %na IA It OF Avc.c 9Ox02t Ellen Pagan ana
lsd 70 hahsf ihaye is6IG5 Waldo
e2ds fnef ss g g'i s Of ionaSs l2610j Emma
Marsiy and husband TO + " Van Ness......:... 26Oo
s5ths II s. 25IlO2.2 Julia keen and husband 10 ooo
s7ths! 6la II Of Siave itJxi0Os sarah ana
Haley to Mayer Kahn 6'ooo
Wool s1 xS ., S @syS l?sniSa Joseph
7sdst 200 IT " OF 9tlayr - * lo22 Joseph s,s1
i'g 81 IncE 0U ana Sc TO Robert Lindsey 21OoO
Wts 70 Wberie III n pscSha@ $1,000
A'sn to gG ThG +, Hi SaTe goSio5 Ellen
FTirdechs and husband TO John Il Downey.:.:: 10000
Si'as; aI ,IV VIE 10 o. cal, fettrech 10000
ar ose oh p Quinn aa wife To- thompson r 100 900
ETerscn and vile to Charles Weide $4,000
Croft and vile to Harriet 4 Walker . 4?,5OO
nr1 >; ana no husband TO J"n En 1900
2'' ad sc To- % chaTss 'iSG ihoo "cD' @
anueI snsaner ct al to s,ssaan Reinhirt 1900
."n ct al to tor Aaoph Lexy $4,000
2da 70 Sn.sG 81 rps Of 5t iGxiOj Icli Dccvc;
assignee ETC. TO Jane MISUNDERSTANDING. 2oO
BroS9 s 10 n9ar IIn1 1000
ohyfi NO 81 Maiy 4'n 20 'n' lloOO
Bensou-st, g. 100 IL Of COurtlandtave, oOxlOO6:
Elizabeth Bee 10 Malone NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Same property Malone to John Bee and Wife.
49tn.st 8 s, 800 81 lOthave 2jxlOOi; Charles -,
FeSsIer a1d wire to Adam Muller. ~
st Nichoas-ave OF l2bths; bs.i 2Nl OOxirrcg;
Mary Birkhead ct al TO janice w FelOws.... l1,0OO
'0'9 rsSrbsr and and wife to o. 5000
Ii, winch IL II Bleecker'stat
20 Mathow Beeis' 'u1 ...'..... $4,000
Co' KDs,sick S and wife to BaucGs Kfonetna 10000
ksIpstrIcS V and wife to Mayer Goitie6 $4,000
s'o3e Btrcay 10000
aT K1cne eIr ct al To- iTSrner $4,000
Christopher.st f.. l77.9ftc OF Wavcty. pl. 2lXiH9
1irrrlular Henry > Day and wife q Gilbert 1900
9Th ST n = 26c IL Of Ave.C 2iDxXS7. Nirrrgular;
Ellen Pagan 10 + fraud and another, executors,
.tc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-04
PRICES OF COAL FOB MARCH.

!. PHILADELPHIA, March 3.-The PHILADELPHIA
sa BEADING Coal and Iron Company announces the fol-
owing line and city prices for coal at echuyk Haven
ea1ias Ne present month. ali untitled February orders
esncslled: Lump, %; steamboat, %; broken
~ 2Qs egs, e9oe3 Is !; stove and small stove, s3o
~, 14eesnnt, No. !, ~ 1882 So; No. 2, % 60;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-04
Gitp propertp 10 Eet.

CONVENIENT FLATS, z rooms; rent $2O
~ 70 s2I ll2 East S0th.st. near 4th.ave
mo LEASE FOR A TERM OF YEARS.-The
entire second and third together with portion OF
the st and second OF the building on the east sue OF
BROAD way and intersection with 7th ave ana
Am and The embrace three large has
and twenty thirty sma Ter rooms The building - ZVo
feet ON Broadway aud about 100 feet In depth
"Pp" " LOUIS A. DA CUNHA CO..
Northeast corner A4th-st and broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-04
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
THE COURT OF APPEALS.
A1RASY. March Sin the Court of Appeal

soday-present Hon Charles j. Folger. c. j., and
associates the following business Was transacted:
No A54-Nathan O. Greenfed plaintiff in error agt the
People defendants in argued by s. Illumination
for plaintiff In and William Cruger Tor defendants IN
No 64-Nichoas F. Palmer and another. executors re-
snondepts Art Matthew Horn and Otiers appellants ar
eued by Milton Fowler tor appellants and John Reynolds
The day calendar OF the Court Of Appeals for Friday,
March 1881 p as follows Nos ~. lO3, lOA, lO1, 81
100 l0l aud los.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-04
BROOKLYN 1lropertp for Sale an6 to fet.

DOWNING ST. -, near GATES-AVE., BROOK
~ LYN@rhreesto brown-stone. In good order very
rutland WHITING, s Beekman.st.
FOR SALE-Real Estate.--Block of ground
Prospect Park bounded 9Th and 7thsts ana 7h
and Sh seventy lots 100 choice property for In
yestmen building. SIDNEY WILLIAMS Counsellor at
Law, SO Court-st. Room Z. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-04
giin ,orousrtn i1)antsa.

HOUSE WANTED.-By first-class Amer
lean party house between 22d and 57hsts Lexington
6haves would like party remain IN part payment OF
rent; reference. A, dress ECONOMY, Tribune Uptown
Office, l,Z3S broadway.
OFFICE WANTED above 23d-st--By
" phys with small Office practice Address, with par
tculars and price not exceeding s40 n D. Box o. Tribune
Uptown O1ice, l238 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-04
anetion Sales OF Real Gstate.
OFFICE OF THn COLLECTOR OF CrsToAs. -

OFFICE OF THR COLLECTOR OF Customs,
NEW ORLEANS La, FEB. -. 1917
by authority of the Secretary OF the Treasury,
ID the sale OF the Marine Hospital Building md Grounds
at New0rleans La IL postponed from Thursday Feb IL
1851. to Thursday March TO- 1851 p,norp co,oo,or
IN PARTITION.-N0s 512 and 514 Wash
iDgtonst, and 500 and $40 westst with the bnknead
Of the supreme Court Ciy and County
%ie paDs as knaSctS H. Manning aud Others defen
pursuance OF gment OF partition and "a made
Referee therein named sell public auction at the tx.
change saesIOom, No III Broadway IN The Cy Of New;
o'clock noon OF that day by A. Muller auctoneers.
the following described premises VIZ AZ those certain lots
Ward Of CITY Of NewYork bounded and containing az
follows Wit Easery By s h ana
inches norhery by land formerly belonging to George Cos
6v other land formerly belonging to Henry Moore Van
SOlDgen two hundred and eleven feet more or less -
and adjoining the westerly side Of and lying directly
eG s a Sa %n a and
advantages beongng and being the conveyed
corded IL the registers ONCE Of the CITY and County Of Now
IN se s ct Ss 8' SOS and the other
Dated New-York, February "a. iSSl ,rn,u.. ,,
RoLFE BERGEN. plaintiffs attorneys 30 Montague
FL Fsb. .; IS & yFrl4rae
DICHARD V. HARNETT, Auctioneer,
SATURDAY, MARCH5.
O'Clock E1chsSssc s1fsTRs| SALE AL broadway
100 Waveriy place MacdouEal " 3sory basement
S5ek kf hSns0i PROPERLY To- PERI
1913 Coumbiast, Degraw. Two Sstoy brick houses
FORT Hh 1oi HlfSS ' FfaaopEprY.
Monmou'hst I nsaF ke11 plot oohiS'
Valuable ots on Ferry ROAD mS and c,ber places
sale Posinve1Terms Liberal
Maps at Auctioneers Office, III Broadway, n. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-04
THE COURTS.
PASSING ON A TITLE.

:, .,roneous impression in regard to the
AZ s,,,,arn cr,bnou against Henry N. Walker was
~ ~. renort Of the case yesterday. NJ Walker
- claim 70 own the property referred to- but sim
~s :. TIE attorney for Mr.. Gribbon. and examined
~ en-. tor him which was in Mary Hildreth, and
noted me title to perfect Mr. GribSon now CLAIMS NM
rAsnonsibe as nm attorney for having passed on
81. n heine perfect Mr. Walker was not sent ~
tn cajcw Street JAIL but gave bail promptly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-04
RAILROAD.

Il GREAT Trunk LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trans leave Newl0rk via DcsOrUsses anu Cortlandt
streets ferries ~ follows:
Pittsbug the Vest and South, with Pullman
paiar- Cars att Ichr,l . and $50 daily
WuhanlspOrt, Lock Haven a. $50 D. M Cory and
Ere 81 connecting al Cory for tusville, Petro
leum Centre and the oil Regions. . -.
Baltimore Washington ami the south Limited Washing
Ton rxmess" Pullman PLr0r Cars daily except sunday
10 m arrive Washington Regular AT 4:3O and o:lO
a. NJ: 3iO 10 D. sunday, 4:5O a NJ aud 10 p. m.
kxurc-s for Baltimore except sunday D. w.. -
EXPRESS tor Philadelphia. 49, 1880. 3, $40. 9, 40
Timrj ] a. l. 800 $40 1. D. t. Z. $50 ani 10 ,: M
AID IL uight SUNDAY 43O and w.; D. T. T. $50 and 10
D III. AMI II night. 49, -,,. -
Express for Phadephla via Canueu GOV a ni ao pn'
except sunday.
train, az Jersey city, aGorng speedy and direct transfer
for BROOKLYN travel. ,- , "a AZ
daily $50 y IN. daily except y, nday From Washington
and baltimore $50 a. M 800 90, 1880 p m. sunday
$50 a M and 1850 From phiiadelphia 300 600 &
an IO.iO II 40 m: J. > $50, j:2O, O3j 500. H35
mi 1850 D. m SUNDAY $780, $780, s. lQ:iO ll4O $780,
An 1920
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on AND AFTER JANUARY H. ISL
Express rins leave NewYork, Desbrosses AMI cor;-
4.5o 100 $40 10 Limited II M, l. 800 $40 4;
a. m :. ' g. 1 $50 ana 10 M aud
5 @ and LI G running through via rentOn and Cam.
R,ts OF "Brooklyu Annex connect with all through
trains rrsey city aGOrnga speedy and direct transfer
Eernng trans leave West Philadelphia 1901. 95, 425,
T. 7ij & $50 and II H. Limited Express l;S0p M IL s.
H. A. aud 5 .. IN. Leave Philadelphia Camden, a. N
and SG Se s tnSs Aston House and
foot Desposss and AM srqqk
IG and S iInlsonst Hoboken station Jersey City En-
Tns NeSSorE transfer Company Will call for aud check
baggage from hotels , and reside nces' Up FARMER
GENERAL Manager. Genl Passenger Agent.
THE ERIE RAILWAY. now known as the
i NEW. YORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
HRRASGEMEyr or TRAINS TAXING EfFEcr NOVEMBER 49, 1880
room M Coaches 70 Buffalo and suspension Bridge
ao % n g. WITH a sn to Ee VEST SRd and
Southwest Pulmans best Drawingroom Sleeping Coache'
% ~ pr n.y. DAILY Pacific Express for the West seepn
Chicago without change also Hotel pniug Cars TO Chicago
rns save chsGsr srH Street Sr b ts
Newark 6i5 $40 ll:3O a. nj S;lS 40 90 S;io I5
RatleTord and Passac O. 800 TO- 1920 mths IGSo
HaheOr only 1 on s 1899 il nSGd d
night Sundays g. $50 1920 ~. LAS. $3.50 p m and IL
parsSn G. $50 TO- 1920 M. IL noon. las. 300 $40
BIO s. 70, $50 6:I3 $780, o. 1880 D. m and IL MIDI
night Sundays g. $3.50, lO2O H. li' 0So p m' ana 10
Paeison via Newark CAS- $40 1lSO $40 42o $500
Clio 1870 o. H. and midnight, saturday nights ohy sun
DAY, so NJ 7b S iO3o a. m 1i5 $780, s. 6lO 7l6 and IL
midnight nsa Sundays s. $50 lO20 m lao $50 H. and
y waTWicS 1850 1920 a m 40 p m AN An s,,
01 RoSdSat and Kingston a. $3.50 M Sundays $50
a Goshen o. 1850. 1920 M $3.50: 500. 4so. lisp M
sun1aya o. $3.50, l0;20 a. H.. $780, p Ii. %
Mdsietowu, 1850, g. l020 n w.. $780, 49, 2. 7lo p m.
snnHaya $50 1910 $3.50. p NJ. The H. and 4:So
D IN. tfans with New'York and oswego Midland
Ra nar3 Jerys 7S6 o. 1920 AGO. g. T. 7l6 Sun
5ays $40 1920 m. y, $3.50 and p M . 49,.
0TR-Hoats leave 23dst quarter OF and quarter Mter
each hour from 645 TO 945 D. n and Al lOao and io
NJ for passage and for Apartments IN Drawing Room
and Seepng coaches be obtaned and orders tor tho
and transfer Of Baggage may 10 left at the
auys Offices Nos. 49, 40l or 957 Brosdway, NJ Y, No
Pany az Brookyn or at the Companys Depots. -
Trains West arrive In Newfork ~ 1870
anu las No q ABBOTT, Gen'l pass'r Agent New.York
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
IN Trains leave Engewood, Coster Piermont and NY
ack T. $40 $3.50 nj 400 63O $40. $3.50. ll;3O pm,
Sundays aud $3.50 p m The ll:So p m. train VIII
leave 30 minutes later saturday nights. ~ IN Ara
Manuel, spnng Valley aud Monsey 7;O0 $3.50 a MI 400
~' JNo. N. ABBOTT. General Pass'r Agent New.York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-04

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