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DENNSYLNANlA RAILROAD.
on and after Oc;0Ucr -. 1892.
GREAT TRIr "A LINE
AND UNITED STATES NAIL RO

GREAT TRlNh LINE
AND UNITED SIAIl.- MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave NewN York. via DcsJ-Jsscs and COutf1nu
streets Ferries. ~ follows
HarisbuIg Fisbulg the West and south with Pullman
Palace attached a p. daily Newior<
and utcago Limited Of ParlOr Dining smoking and sleep
ing Cars al g a. every day
WiiamspOrt. Lock Haven. m n; Cory ana Ene NJ
connecting AZ OILY Tor IltusA NE PetfOleuM Zen
re. Regions
Raitino, WASHINGTON and tho south Limited Washington
o ParOr Cars diiy except sunday -
a. n.: arrive Washington p NJ Regular va y anu T. -
r A 3 ~ and $50 $40 and and II nlSlt VIA
b. ana o. H.. X. 1 and y. ~ and IL night ....
aud p T. T. a IL, p Ia, ana - nlBAt'
via B.. and o. r. r. p. IN and II night -
Atlantic City, except sunday ol0 a. m ana m On
sunday. 5:l5 a VA.
4 H.
yis Rahway and AmbOy, 9 a. m. /. noon $3.50 and
Boats brooklyn Annex connect Win az through trains
al ersey city, a1Ordng speedy aid direct transfer tor
BIOOkly IN travel a.,
loco D. IL daily. trOm ashington ana Baltimore. oSO.
$50. S3J, lull and lu so sunday o 50.
g.. am 1913 1000 From Baltimore l:2Up
SUNDAYS s35 D. N. From Philadelphia $3.50. 6:2U. 6:3J
q 80 30 40 1910 ll4O l2U .. $50 $50. -.
1880 $50 So 1920 lU;o5 ana 1890 sunday, 500,
% ESQ 800 ll.lU GO. 1.Ju. 80 100 lVJJ AID
p.UL
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Goruora.Iou Nolcc5.

FINANCE DEPARTMENT
BUREAU Fua II. COLI uJr ID. lAAL-
no 81 CUA}t.Hs ~lrEf .-.,
NEwNO4h, NOF. ], lSo-J
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
y office hereby given 10 a persons who nave olt u
pay taxes iO. the tc@- tp tir hrcrNti ' 1'
that the shall Dee uat 20 nm al ms once Oeioo
thc rst day OF DecrinUe next cent vii he ec ON
remaining unpaid on that day ana e-s .' slV
him before the ufst nag OF January HeN
interest Will De- harrt col ec'd upo1 al su.u NC
remaining unpaid That uIy al the rate ol Sc en- PEI ~
Cu.ated october -, 4No -Il Jay Oh
which the and warrants were ueNeleu 10
H. Receiver 49,
money vii DE received after O'Clock p M ON nouns
from 10 =. MAX IN D. ~ .' 81. ,-'o'es
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MINNESOTA. and the NORTHWEST IT PAUL. MIN
NEAPOLIs ami al points in COLORADO OREGON.
CALIrOhNIA. NEBRASKA. UTAH. and mon IANA
axe reached direct IRON CHICAGO VIA CIs
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Attachments

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW:
y YORK TRBrSE WILL BE- cd 5p r.rtT
Srst.f unt . n m and 3Os West IWeuy-t1Iu-'t. cor
ner EIghthave ~ Fast Fonreenti' corner '0 ~
ar. -6o Tbrl ave corner FOrtyeventhst; AZ me HAN
I'm OFF "a Nos. l,OO7 aud 2,3JO Ihrd-sVe- IoIle.
one hund.edand twenty hith-s~'up !" p u-' u "
ice rates -
TOPPFR. IRON and EEL SAol1 CnAiNo
- suspcndng window st,Aes. Ith ~ nornst
yodtA -a'nu'A' '"A ~ THOMAS MORTON.
ItEATING and Self-Feeding Parlor stoves,
/ 4 Ranges House Furnishing Goods Il j. NJ" bI'Al
- Vesey st. opposite Washington Market.
rlIEAM bright bay horses, l6I2 hands hgh ;
years old line carriage team also victoria ana
doube harness. but ttc used oZtthe OF separately 1" NC
seen in y nkels BOX 1854. Yonkers. y
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Doaro ano RoOma
East Slda.

A DvERTfcTMENIS FOR THE NEW.
- YORK TEIBUNE WILL b. REcEiV c,Oo Al rb daE
HPI0"S os 9t w. NO - coer Iiaays
No w East Foureenth corner @ oFTeEs
Nos % and D 9oG rbiriava corner One-hundred'and
twenty NTH St, 20 p. A. reynlAr nee rates
a -IRUNKS removed, - cents aIIsce'
7G West 56th.st and 81 East l4th.st -
COMFORTABLE large and small rooms in
y quiet and select house. 10 - East ZVth'I near
Broadway. .----
ETrRVTSVFD ROONS.-En suite or singly
with or without board House and
100 last 25h ct, Madison square ana eieN'e ''
I ARGE nicely furnished parlor, with two
H closets, bath and gas sout1rrn eApo-uie o 10
and wife two gent emen references e4chan -
East Zzd-st
DERSONS n Ill HEALTH can have SUI
L perior are aud accommodations r private family Al
dress HEAL II, Tribune Uptown nttce, LIS B'oadWay.
STH-AvE, 307.-An ELEGANTLY furnished
paror oor Win private ,SoS s rooms iO
OCTH-ST.. 40 EAST.-A1 ell gantly-fur-
DO nshed suite Of apartments wih or without private
EAST 25TH-ST.-H1nd-omelv furnished
fsb back parlOT with ad dining to rent Win Ooau
References.
ESTH-ST., EAST-Corner hon.e hand
'esD somey I'm nished second excellent tables reet'
eucss. A. DALEY, "a Vest 55ths~
~ MADlSON-AVE.-R Richly furnished
~ pao and second goo I'o rj6 T f 1f
strictly Grst-cass accommo iat0ns
.srS EAST 15TH-ST.-A nicely furnished
"a = hall room TO lot TO single gentleman privilege OF
gas and bath private family references
4 al LEXINGTON NE.-One large nicely
~ nhed room on third f9o o2'h923 o anu TIs
board private family with few Ooarde.' references OK
changed
West Side
NICELY FURNISHED secon1-stOry front
n win aco' al conyenences ana Vey oesi'4'ie'
s. weekly Ient. lOo West l3tl-st, nea. othaYe
CENTRAL, convenient and very desirable
- furnished single and IN suites q West 3ith.'t
second with private table II uesei heo''
cnces EXCHANGED
HLEGANI PARLOR~, rooms on each floor.
B H,oi5v4 " " est inst ~ - So '
HANDSOMELY furnished rooms 10 let, with
i wilh board references TequreI ~ Nest 2-1SU
I'D FLOOR sunny ront rooms, with board.
- AL West 2&i-st. keferences
20 WEST 3lST-ST, opposite the Grand
sDSI rooms to rent including gas heat
attendant laundry ny. bath &c.
20 WEST 22D-Sr.-With board, large
'DsT handsome font suitable for gentleman ana VIE
two -tuueutn; reference
J3S WEST 23D-eT.-Elegantiy furnished FINISHED
30 rooms suite singy' private tables superior
cuisine anu Attendance. kee.eu'es
aDO WEST 45IH-ST.-Sec0nd door West
1sI OF Broadway largo nice furnished 4th floor room
with board. house AID location D-s1-l'I'a
49, WEST 23D-ST.-" London Terrace. =
4 Dcs rlDo single rooms arse sqae room adi %ga
prices.
Board and Rooms Wanted.
A LADY TEACHER wishes a room, with OF
location %l aa p oo.' k p H. Tii5ns & Town
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LIVERPOOL. Nov. 4.-Bacon. Cumberland Cut SIS short
nh Ga Pork Prime Mess. 1913; do Western W: Litu-
Prime western $40 cheese American Choice 69 a. Corn
IN for Mixed old Turpentine Spirits, 40 Provisions.
ard 81 per cwt for American Breadstahs-.9T m 20
ala Mixed Wheat SbddVlu per cehta
if5nia no: lOd for Red Western spring a5aa7Od
'' 6SpoN Sow 4--Sprits Turpenrne - cd .CalcuttA
rin.eed al n Sd per quarter Inseed on 80 % t-z ~
80 Inn TalIOs "a Der Refined Petroleum 'cD
I'D per gall ,,,-to,v, 10 fr,rcs % confines for
Fins pale American paid aid l5li francs sellers McoA'
Ai Pp1,5ps Nov i-Petroeum. marks 20 DfenniEa -
a.ygE Nov 4-WucO1s Laro closed at - uano'
Der kilos. .,.,. Oh ~ q NJ, mar c-vt ,or
,rffvai uniarLing II Jd Tor tuba
N,uscovado Fair Refining ahoat
HAVANA MARKETS.
.,,v,x. Nov. 4-Sugar-Market remained nuict hnt
~ 1,.rtrifuca g2- Sc polarization IN boxes ana
49, sL9a reals aolasses SUGAR. 90 10 So pOau4u0n
rais goid Der arrobc. MuscO vado Common 10 faf =
IA reaIs Stocks warehouse al Havana ard Mahta-
i r,n hove. s. 90 bags and 1880 hhdt Receipts n
the week and - hhds Exports during the 49,
Soo boxes 500 bags and 1850 hhds- including 2bV
80 ana CSC hhds to the United States ENchangc
Trn on The United states 90 days Colds ~ prem sH"t
SIGHT do gi2GlO prem, on LONDON 4J4 lS-2 p1eM VI"
Pads 5lt a 514 prem. Spanish gold l9O.
-
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DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MEST AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WIN ABsOL IE sAkEIN.
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE oLD.EsrABLssHED ROUTE AND SHORT LIN

20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND0oN sun
NEW YORK.
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Crtnmn Resorts.

/NOOD BOARD and nursing can be obtained
tat chld from earliest age up in small private
famiy 40 Auuaia' staten IL ana NE a rI-,n-
DAVlLlON HOIEL, Isiip, Long island, VIII
JANIS ~LArAK Of The Berkeley o"uer AID proprietor
BERNON~ desiring to economic can nave
4 FOOD board for the winter low price country Two
hours nom ity Hail Address \. T. Co C0IanJtOl HUI
y. /.
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Che Curt
gurouean Advertisements.

&uropean A0uerilsrmelIs.
TFRTG CONPANY'S EXTRACT OF
Meat Finest and cheapest NJ eattayoring STOCK tot
soups, Dishes and Sauces
IIFEIG COMPANN'S EAIRACI VI
Meat An Invaluable and palata1e Tonic IN an cases
owesk digestion and debility is success anu , go9a
tnr which Nations should feel grateful SEQ Medi
cal Press" Lancet" British Medical Journal'' &c
IERIG CONPANY'S EXTRACT OF
| Meat Cauiion-Genuine ONLY with fac-simile OF
ps,on IleIugs signature. IN Blue Ink. across Label
This caution is necessary, owing 10 various cheap
and inferior substitutes being IN lho Market
I IEBIG COMPANl'S En- lKACI or
1'heuiss sole gents for the United states whole
saie onlyl. c. David & Co, Fenchuich.aVenue
London. England. ,,.s a ,,..,..A..S
SOU nsi . Tandff Nc Kesson lObbins H. h. q y. 3
fsaSag q Co and Mossrv W, IL. 5ehienslin Co.
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.finaIcinL
OFFICE OF THF


CANADA SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY
GRAND ENTKAL DEiOT
NEW YORK, nov. 4, l9-2 49,, -.
o.k ~ n, on san,,lav the III inst viii be reopencd
at 10 o'clock Monday the 4th Of pecempeI nrHT
Vicepresident aud TiessureI.
NEW YORK. oN1Apo AID wEsrrtN RAILWAY CoNPAyY. /
T,TAsURERs OFFICE No 50 NALLsI:
CUBSCRIBERS under the terms OF this Com
- pauys circular of July - u.s. to me nIIi T9rls'e
III FFALO RAILWAY COMPANY are hereby noticed tiat
sSstr gf @ 10 has been duly called BY tic
Board Of Dir ctors payable az TINS once % h vii
vcmber TO- So The bond subscription Uo"' W."
Doe closed "wednesday Noyember r. al : n ana
signed. c y. JQ I,i,.sysr
VHE RAILROAD EQUIPMENT co.
SIX PER ttiA.!Tf tC;0UP0S BoyDs ply,}s t.rt,ay.
POST MARTIN * o. - PIS e-2L
MAyuArr,x RAILWAY COMPANY. ,.,
no Il BROADWAY. NTW-l OKK. oct 4, l77-.) =.
VHE Annual Meeting OF the ,na re o.. ,.o Ol
L the MANHATTAN RAILWAY CoMPANf, Tor ,9 , pu 1T
Election fo i6c iooTin@ year ami ay fu.t; er
WEDNEsDAY NOI. :. ls,2 al p O'Clock. noon.
The polls will be Open t O'Clock p M 1900
Tie transfer hooks viii close October at p m ana re-
open ." 'O' % 100 D. NcwILLIANs. eccretlry.
OFFICE on ms lHEp AlENCE aAi1.QAP o.
3D-AtL, BETWEEN corn AN !. lh-s.,r,
NEW York OFT ., lo'2l
THE stockholders of this 60 upanv ar" hereby,
nct0rd that ne annual mertins 10. t1f . ,rH
re hr id az tni- office Wcine-tay r'mhrr me IN i'
me tf,er t,oas o the company closed until November
"a By ~. onitr of the Board Of Director.
CHARLES > AHrH tH. Secretary ana 7 e1-1rc--
TIT Nog1u RIVER coNsIgrCIl 5: ,o .e A. sso
PRESIDENTS OFF p NEWl ORR ci -. 49,. ~
tty-,,t C,,5tSfl1 -',rrDT COHpANY are hcreh9
tilcdtlat further iasiamen' oi ILN ~ a. hem NV
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Gin prouertn 60 Lei.

Gin pr0nertn 90 teH
4 PAYMENTS TO let in the finest apartment
y houses Sc. erected West side Apply 20 JOIN g.
PiAFl e. cc,i and owner, On premises, Nos 3d. 81 3D.
81 and i5 West CIstst
1 LII IMPROVEMENT rs. elegant. new, single
y third and fourth fats As West l35d II reference re-
qulred owner GA premises.
fG'O Rem / or LEASE.-TO o Private Fmly,
a5-.tIy brown stone house in 4jtst West and Gctr
shave IN perfect order ami completely furnished IN.
qUIlc -,J Las -itAsL
TO LET.-A new and very attractive three
story ti4hs,oop dwelling. 10 &i3 East U9.h-,t i.a
only ulrchted Of of eight AL Improvements
street rr-Ic desirable nnt. L. j. CAR
iENIEH, 't. East -.t-at, y Il. g.. \. building
TTNFURNISHED three-otOrv high stOOD
u hogse-Eyery Improvement perfect condition through
mirrors. Ic1uctou-lrc below b5fh9-i rent
reasonable 20 desirable Iarrs ". r. CROW, Attorney 3I5
Broadway.
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WITH ABSOLU IL SAFETY.
Express Trains leave New YoTA via DesOrosses and Court
Itudt streets Ferries, az follows:
SIS 20 = 80 80 and 10 Limited II M l. $40, $40.
A. D. D. T. :. and =. M. and IL night sundays .. 3,
t9 Limited aud 10 .. 4. d q ., and Up aud II
ISSTss Trains leave New.York daily except sunday
80 a. aud p. running through VIA Trenton ani
pStnTnng trains leave station Phi pha,
l9Ol 800, -. $40. $50 l.50 go $50, aud IL
Limited EIpress 30 p. m. /, j. I, loZJ lmitc't q.
80 Tao. aud $40 y. on SUNDAY, l=Ol. 3O1 So.
345S $50 Y (J.2D Limited $50. tA3 >, and 20
Leave Phi ade pha Camden. a. m. ana $50 II daily
except sunday. - ~
foot OF DesbrOsses and Courtlandt SIS. COurtst an:
Bruo.lyn Anuex Station OF FuOns.. Brooklyn N0s
ia 10 Hudson Hobokrn station. Jersey Cy,
IMMIGRANT Ticket OlEcc. . Battery Place. ,-
Transfer Company VIII cal ana chees
Baggage from hotels and residences. -
CHARLES r. tUGH- J. IL NOOD
General Manager General P.ssr Agent.
BLOOMINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
- CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST; -,
Fare 81 Boston for hrsolas limited uosets good op
= specified on their face - - ...o.,x..oro~ ,..-.
daily except 5undays 81 t.oO M from Pier 49, ~ a. '''
OF Az st, arriving III Boston NJ a IN - s,,...o,,.
xots Tor sals principal uoket Offices Saisgvoms
secu red Of Hescou ExDrcss Co. 10. o. 90
s2l broadway, and at Fifth Avenue and MIn1so, es'
4. W. SILkINs Ueasfai fasssnser Asens
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Real gstaie Uanteo.

WANTED.-To purchase or rent, in Car
mansvie for Immediate possession small frame o..
be perfect order with f particulars r. Row,
northwest corner Duane and uudsoa st.
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NORWICH LINE

y 10 Boston Worcester Nashua Portland and the East
ne new Iron steamer
CITY OF WORCESTER.
without exception most elegant boat ON the sound and
the taNOrte tll1 OF NEW lOtsh,
leaves pier 90 North River. loot Of W4ttst next pier
lpsu dam.
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Gte1nlo1ts III 3TilrJI1i.

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST.
Wa Philadelphia Baltimore aud Washington
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muelcal Instruments.

DEATTY'S ORGANS, - srops Sl25. Pianos,
ID --g- 90 Factory aay aul night l5S1s ;
Gee. Address DANIEL + BEATTY. Washington NJ
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CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN nv.


Itr1ns from ons TO hye trals daily each way between
CHICAGO AL prominent western p0llJs II ALONE
RUNS IMPERIAL PALACE DINING CARS west o. CIV
cago PULLMAN oLEEPERS are run on all o. ia through
ana night For or fare and other niormauou
app OIL OctsoI 60 in' coI1ol tcls aE'nt pt u
L. +. BOOTH.
General Eastern Agent No as Broadway. Now.l ork.
TOR BO>TON--THE LATEST TRAIN with
Pullman 7ieegsT' " y T.. y IL a9l d. X r. cave,
Via New.lorA anu Ne"Lngland Railroad at Grand central
Depot ana pI4L-4p1' lJ''4H
NLN-lUnA CENTRAL AND HUDSON
" klvEh kAILtOAD -. 9inmenchg NoyemUer o. 1852
ou-h trains VIII l. ~ Grand Crnt "a. Deyo' tt. aud
montreal VI Ii ORA cas- also 30 SARATOGA
at 5Suy syiscGsc 80 hester Eurao Erie Cleveland aud
400 d. NJ Chicago Express drawing cars Canaan
da l & 1 and hoy with CONNECTION to Uca sara
toga. 0irns Fans Lake George ana tutAnd. ,
p NJ Accommodation 10 Albany ana Troy ,,,.
It Louis X Tt,s va p '',tllS SL,s 10. ~, e
o n ess daily except sunday with sleeping
10 syracuse aud to Auburn Road also to aaosa anu Mon
p H. raeiac Express daily WITH seePingcaTs for
Rochester Bunao. Cleveland Toledo Detroit chicago and
II > No. night Expres with seepngear' 70 Albany and
1ltSets sue II 20 bDHls liee!, ~ ana 40 Atoad
aud B1oaOWay. sc" York. and 50 M"shinston-'t
J.. NJ -TOUCEY. Gen sup't. Gen. Passenger Agent
PROVIDENCE LINE. u .,nun
l FOK Providence DIRECT
for all POiNI9 NORTH and EAST, va OkCEo TER
The entirely ami elegant steamer RHODE ISLAM -
Mondays. aud FRIDAY ana tue n4snicodt
steamer MA-sAuHC ,EITs tuesdays thursdays and
=; d. m. from PER % y. r., foot Warren-ss.
connections made providence VIA r. and " NJ, * f~
for Worcester and all northern EAstcIn anu Hnl'e
Mountain nt- Tlckets Or SAC at AL pfllclpA uoAeN
OIces " W eStcVtI
90 m Asror House 2U4, Sol, 05 AUD Al bIoAd
VIZ md s Eiuh Avenue ad MIudsOr Hotel ticket Oces
'"'' l.. W EILhlNS, General Faos Agent
DONDOUT and Observation-Disclosures at
Ia ,lan-tou's Point, Cornwall, Newou 2 Mar Doro,
connecting Win
ana SONY Glove rUIds STEAMBOATS, tlty OF Oats
~ and lanes w. 5ddwlu AZ p u from HsIflSon 81,
y. X. saturdays al p N
CHARMS I'm, .,o,,r, ,r,,,,.
COMPANY
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STEAMBOATS, dno Hdilroaos.


ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLE LINZ,
~ DREW ard 81 JOHg leave PIER al, Soith hltt,' AZ
anal.st every WEEK DAY. AZ D. m '(',i S,esf
Albany SUNDAY morning excePteiJ WAN tAih' '''''
and rtgteTOoms warmed. H., & "a
Lxcurson ticAets 40 A ANY AMI eturn good 20 as "
" " ENLHET1, frc'"eh~
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I EUIGH VALLEY RAILEOAD.-PasScnger

GClO,s ol tiaL4t DcsIIJ,
H. A n 3 80 AID D. ~ for Eas,0u. Beta. hem. AciO 'n
Reading Maueh Chunk. Mike-1alre. Tog4nda. Wa,eily
ithaca. Geneva, Lyons Buffalo aud the West Pullman
"a lgh coaches run Gaiy Iian' az p NJ io - "A
Eetnl.ncn Allentown beading Nauch chunk. n Iktspi .
ANA p 1t ton trains at 54O Tor Eason.
lei chem And COpdJ.
points n Nahauoy lIazetJn cod tego1s sunday tam
n. ,o.., ., 49, A.. 80.
h.. Is. bl l.. GTO%. q. \. \.
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NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH R.R.

~ (prnusyI1 ana X Il fDOt LJTTllnuI-
stations IN New York ~ aud DcsDIOs,,s ST.
feutfa Il. H. OF y. ]. OOt Liberty ~.
LEAVE NEW YORK commencing oct. =. 1872.
FOR south AmbOy, e.. X X. Of y J.. s.lja m- lfJ
4, q D. NJ, va rem. x K. .. ~ IA. -
For MaaWan &c. via g. r. Il. of = j. . SID, n na a.
4 . D. ~. va Penn T. Il. l. m. 80, D. ?. N ~
For ICED Bank, Long anch Ocean Grove. AsDuiy fafk
sea Girt, Point Pleasant &C. via a. r r. 81 y J % : D.
g.. > o.. VIA Fem. r. r.. .. y m 3d. p M
For Lakewood. Toms Hiser Baurgat &c. via g L. r. OF
y; H. = .' a M, J. q. ]. q. - -a,- ., - . . 4,
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| ~. n ,Dary--Pachc Express for the vest Sleeping
Coaches "a nh 10 Buffalo NaEaTd Falls, Gin. nnau and
Chicago Without change oe. coaches Ia ough 10 chicago
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-05-03

federation? (Strong authority, especially
Storey-Poole Us. Fluger, IL. Pat 209-is
cited on this point AZ If a suit against
the State could not be maintained, its fnan-
cial officers can be required by this court to
apply the money in their hands to the pay
ment of interest on the consolidated bonds
The Louisiana debt ordinance OF 1879 Is the
orly obstacle in the way of payment, but 1t
should be treated as a nullity, leaving the
ordinance of 1874 in force. Whether the
Louisiana officers have obeyed one law or
the other, they have large sum in their
hands, which can be reached by the process
of the court. (5.) Should the money now
in the hands of those officials prove
insufficient to pay the accrued interest,
they may be ordered by the court to execute
the contract by assessing and collecting the
tax and discharging the arrears in fulfill
ment of the contract the people made IN their
sovereign capacity, SO that no further legIs-
Iation is required to carry it into effect [
very extensiue array of authorities is given
on this point.l (6.) Such action of the court
would add the sanction Of law to the
dictates Of morality. The Louisiana repu-
diation is an act OF shameless perfdy on the
part Of people who considered themselves as
much beyond the reach of the law as they
we're beyond the influence of the worlds
opinion. If free of restraint they are
among those whom "no treaty and no sigma
ture can bind" 1t is hoped the decision OF
this court will make them understand that,
however worthless their promises may be
among each other, they will be held to fulfill
them toward the rest of the world.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-05-03
THE A. M. Z. CHURCH.
Appointments Made by the Special
Council ON Saturday Last.

BALTIMORE, April 31.-The bishops of the
African Methodist Episcopal Church called
a special council yesterday to transact GER
tain business which invited their attention.
The Revs T. A. jackson, of Toledo, Ohio,
and NJ E. Bryant, of Florence, Ala, were
appointed fraternal delegates to the General
Conference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South, which meets in Nashville on
May Sd, and the Rev. F. j. Peek, Md, of
Ebenezer Methodist Episcopal church, and
the Rev. L. J. Chopin, of Bethel church,
Baltimore, were elected delegates to the Cen
eral Conference of the Colored Methodist
Episcopal Church, in Washington, on May
Sd. Bishops T. NJ. d. Ward, of Washing
Ga, were appointed, the former to preside
over the California Conference during the
present year, and the latter to go to Liberia,
Africa, and look after the missions there.
The supervision of mission work in Hayti
was given to Bishop w. F. Dickerson, of
Columbia, S. C. The time from the 18th to
the 18th of May next was set apart for the
celebration, in New York, OF the thktieth
anniversary of the election Of Bishop Payne,
senior bishop of the church, to the epis-
copacy. 1t is expected that twenty seven
addresses will be delivered on that occasion
by different bishops and ministers. The last
Sunday in October was fixed as the day for
children's offerings, all over the United
States, of five cents each for education and
missions. A public meeting was held in
Bethel church last night, when Bishop
Turner lectured on the reasons why colored
men should turn their attention 10 the study
of the sciences. Many of the bishops re-
turned to their homes last night, and others
will go to-day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-05-03
ELECTRIC LIGHTS.
Progress Made in the Solution Of the
Problem OF the Age-DiscOveries in
the Formation of Carbon.
EdisOns System in enthusiastically
InveHtiOn-Fire and Other DAM
ages from Electric Wires.

ST. LOUIS, May 2.-The Post Dispatch pub
fishes long letter from New York, giving
an interview with Edison held three DAYS
ago, in which he gays that he will have the
port of New York illuminated with electric
light within two months. He asserts that he
can not only compete successfully with gas,
but will drive that article out of the field
entirely as an illuminator within ten years.
He is extremely sanguine, and says that "his
company not only have isolated lights in 200
places in this country running successfully,
but have lights in La Scala, in Milan, in
Finland, in Santiago, Chill, in Strasburg.
and almost every country in the world; and
for the last two weeks We have had a section
running in London at the Holborn Viaduct,
from house to house, with distribution
from the street; and the churches,
hotels, etc, within half a mile are
being successfully lit up-Dr. Parks's
church, which has 10 lights; the station
runs over 1000 lights successfully; and if they
had found they could not do it at profit, and
if it was a failure, l should certainly have
heard from it by cable before this" He says
he does not care how low the gas companies
make their rates his invention will be a sue
cess, because of the superiority of his cleo
trio light, and that it will always comm and
a higher price than gas. He expects to have
three or four large st tions of lights in opera
ton in New York next summer, and is en-
thusiastIc over its demonstrated success SIS.