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TEACHERS COLLEGE.

49,. ,.,o,ds ~ the college will be interested TO
- .ba, q large pledge toward the acquiring
.s,.tn,pq lots has recently come in and that
,be college has also been enriched by the GIT OF
Va" ,os one a baby grand for the kindergarten.
n,nn,b ago the treasurer suggested the possip"-
nv Of the expenses Of certain depa' 'n'"'s ".i"e
l nv individuals. and at the trustee meeuhs
'' -. yas able 10 announce that Nv"
s.,o.,. uould assume the salaries Of the depart
49, ., manual arts and 5000 was reported as
,'." ', boon given Unexpectedly for current needs
-. ,ho month Already the expenses 81 the ''-
nartment Of domestic science and arr nave pes.
par and il is hoped that some otheT
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Philadelphia Jan. 5-Housion Han. the hands mo
reU clubhouse. the gift Of the late H. H. houston
as a mem Jria to his son. was formally 'r''a''l OH
Thnreday night. Provost Harrison made the pre-
eanta,on speech and the building WAS accepted On
behalf OF the students by j. NJ Stifer, pTeSlde''
Of the Houston club. Last evening the hrs' SMOKER
was held. several prize contests in SWIMMING pool
and bowling taking place. The house Is one o. inc
finest Of It's kind /; ccSt nearly $lolr'- ana an
outlay OF $1,000 a year will be necessary 10 keep ii
running The building is three stories. with bas'-
nent OF modern architecture. the plans hrmE the
work Of two students in the School Of Architecture.
The first and second floors are adapted 10 Soc IL
club life The third floor is devoted 10 the edltorla
rooms OF the college papers. the literary ana ''-
bal ting societies rooms and the Gee lanJo ana
Mandolin clubs rooms. The basement j. devoted TO
fine gymnasium. a large swimming pool. compete
in white marble. and a bowling alley!
Work begun I'm all departments % me UNI
versity Thursday after the holiday vacation
Ex-Mayor Filter celebrated New Years Day ny
giving $1,000 to the university. The object VIII not
be disclosed until the next meeting of IN" Board o
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lTl'hlS Will meet the requirements Of the depart
ment OF natural and physical science. An impor-
'ht step IN the way or reorganization has been
N Sub-vison Of the Auxiliary Committee TO the
I'pa'N az trustees into departmental committees
edch 10 give especial attention to some one de-
pdl psychology. history. literature. kinder
sdflth, science. etc Thes, committees arr already
proving their value in such ways as the acquire
A't OF Illustrative material and pictures, the tint
rs o. the walls in the Kindergarten and Manual
ATS Iiuil ling. ami In many other
me lectures TO be given at the college the coming
Week VII include the first Of Miss BroOks's sup
l,enieniary course on the kindergsrien. 10 h.
slF' on Mondays in January at $50 b. AMI
me iiTS OF Mr. Woodhulrs free public lectures on
methods OF teaching physics. TO be given on ten
successive Wednesdays at p. N. Mr. woodruff
VII take up the subject Of heat in his first lecture
Ms BrOoks's subject this week will be The Kin
dergarten Educational Movement"
on the afternoon OF Friday the pupils OF the
llish school will give historical entertainment
Tor thc benefit Of the Horace Mann High School
REFERENCE Library. The price of admission VIII be
twenty-five cents. ana each guess H. expected u
represent character I'm history. \ unique
nlbii Is u be- seen in the domestic department.
consisting ot homtspun and handloom woven ma
t'rals maze by the people Of the mountain dis
trict> In Georgia. These people very poor. and
need market for their work. which is Of excellent
quality Tn materials now to be seen az the
college are foT sac, and more b. ordered.
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THE REV. THOUtS UiNON'S "tRHoN .


Tine G,y. Thomas bNon jr, TOOK Tor III" Sn"
ice. o. the ug. lulc 80 h sermon Nest"UlnN Al the
Academy of Muse The Excise Question. ljr
Dixon said ihat 30 in favor Of having IN" qucs
ton Of op,nnp the saloons or Sunday pnt 20 vote
OF the people. ~ say to the Legislature said ne
.lct us have = vote on this excise question. ! am
sure that II the opening of saloons on Sunday Is
pat to a vote every barkccpcr IN NeN-York will
vote to keep the saloons closed ! do rot believe
IL IS possible for any such scheme Of local option
To win and bc."vc IL VII be defeated 10y J)0) ma
iorty al the polls. therefore 10 the LagisIat-
ule let us go To IN election. and II We don't wipe
oui those who wani the saloons open on Sundays.
thon viii qnt taking on the excise question"
Dr. Dixon. IN his regular sermon. spoke on THE
Future Of our Nation
He said thlt u remained for The United States
to demonstrate The f'as biliy of an amag1mation
Of OF all nations. and To produce tie composite
man of tn twentieth century.
What Is II not possible. said he. FOR this CONT
ncnt, with its G10J@~ people. with its wealth and its
commerce. t. acc, ng.sh: the domination Of the
Western World T. already within grasp-if
destiny not inicrfercd with by any criminal fault
of oar own; for instance. by becoming embroiled
in with mishty nation am perhaps getting
finances and resources crippled. This would in
tcrferc with the destiny OF this great country"
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WESLEYAN.

Mddletown. Conn. Jan. 5.-The winter term be
gan on last Friday morning. Professor Dennis has
recovered from his severe attack Of typhoid fever
and the work Of the history department VII be
regularly followed throughout the remainder Of the
year
At the close of last term r. I. Wilson. ~. was
reelected captain OF the football team for next
year
The Gymna siUm director Mr.. Aldrich. has ap-
pointed the leaders the various pieces OF ap-
paratus for the annual gymnasium exhibition and
contest. They arc: Horizontal bar j. \. Anderson.
So parallel bars, Meeker IS. horse. G. J.. Rock
we'll 81: tumblng. w. \. Wyatt. 'es flying rings
j. F. Seares %
During the winter term gymnasium work - re-
aured of the sophomore and freshman classes on
three afternoons week. Optional classes are also
announced on three afternoons for ;hc upper class
men.
The preliminary debates held TO determine me
WESLEYAN representatives. against Brown We're m
ished on the asi day OF last term Ihe Juds' :
nave chosen " llman. 81. Hastings and Prico. u.s.
and HALEY. 80 These four men VIII debate be
fore President Raymond and Professor Ninches-
Ter next week. and the TWO men se.cct"i by thesc
iudces will compete with the Brown relTrS"htd
ves a, Providence in the latter part OF the month
Contrary TO The custom Of calling oui naS"naIi
candidates on January 10. Captain Tlrre announces
that there Will be cage practice uhuI aiteT
February l. He expects TO have an unusually
lean
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ROYAl Blue LIKE.
lEAIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot OF COrtlandt and De.bPos.c 81
S:aU \ u. daily. except sunday. for NAi'h thAHN
o. Intermediate stations. ,,,.-
S,i5 a. ". daily for GENEVA. ROO 'HEatER BC =:
FALO NIAGARA FALLS. Suspension BNipGE ans
n. Wes and principal AMI local points di3inscar 10
susper Bridge Pullman Nesiitu.' sleeper 70 hcasn
lilo 4. ". daily ,lesves at 1000 \. ~ sunday for
MATCH CHUNK and intermediate ponts ,oln ctions Tor
Resding and Harrisburg. mann, i,
4 40 u. VI. daily. except sunday. ior ELMlRA and al
Intermediate stations. connections tor otsile ana h'aa-
ns n ar cal WlkeShaIre. q.
$3.50 =. VI. fSuniays oni.l FOR NiH'sha!re. l.. = n
Junction an all Intermediate stations.
y. VI. daily. except sunday. FOR L. ana r. ~ ~.
principal intermediate station Pullman bunss
parlor-cai io Wlkeshsrre connecting for PJusNife
age y. VI. daily Except Sunday. for Bound Brook ana
Intermediate stations
SIS - VI. daily for rAsroN ard Intermediate siA-
> .-,..,,. cana
900 T.. ~. daily for BUFFALO NIAGARA fAiLIA
and al. points West. pGr an Sleep.r vssthuis traie
York chicago. Siccp.f TO Buffalo and Iofonso:
connections i1r Reading and Harrisburg.
G::,O 4. VI. daily excep' sunday. Tor Easton ana
intermediate stations
oaD - u. dally foT ITHACA. GENEVA. ROCHES-
TER BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS ana all points w 81
Pullman Seepsss caicaso and Buffalo chair-caF %
WiikesbsrTe. NJ, M.
Tickets and Pullman modaiions at 235 2Gi 3'S
ami 1873 Broadvay Il East IAN st. l56 East 18th sI
York FIit-n st Court ST. % Broadway. ana
brooklyn Annex. ISr 'oki,n. y. J -
Transfer viii call for and creek Gag
gage from hotel Iesi leace through to destination
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benefit and blessing it has been to them. Its doors
are open during the entire year both to conv1les-
cents and to those needing rest The only
restrictions to admission that the applicants
must be Protesants. over fifteen years OF age, ami
recommended by some responsible person as being
suitable Inmates for such a home.
The Rest Is not INTENDED 10 be self-suDpOrtinG
institution The nominal of = week is re-
CURED from every who il admitted -
relieve him of the feeling OF dependence: but the
principal expenses OF the Rest have 10 b net by
voluntary gifts. The managers hnl the treasury
greatly depleted by the work Of last summer and
VIII be glad 10 receive from those interested in
this work annua, subscriptions gifts, which may
he SEM - the first directress Miss Kennedy No
II Fifth-ayc., or 10 Mrs. Alexander Mclean No.
li9 West Thirty -fomrth-s..
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leaal \ otlees
.-ADI- -ppJ'iiL' cor pr Nou- Work

" EWNORk SIPREME cot RT-Ncw York
y tDfrts..' rsrih,rs and Mckee Glass Contrary
II.Iutr AGAINST David II. RoLsiis EDWARD y n.
-tf,s.r o. sheriff the fify and County ~ New York.
l,.f.nItrts filal desired in New-Nork County. sum
&c. il. atots-g afreI Defendants and each u hem.
iDg laflhg .4a.rlusi answer the complaint III
f.is action ana serve copy = your answer on the
Il,n.rs Attorney within twenty DAYS after the service"
% fls rrua..s exclusive 4 the day Of service and IN
g. itr. - APPEAR aEiwer Judgment viii
fan against 3nu by dr.aul, flf The relief demanded
frs complaint
Dated Nov = fk N,trra,~ ilih. 1895.
J ADRiANNE Bush Plain. IFS Attorney.
Post, icr Address and Office No. 10 Wall Street New"
Ar.h
TO navI 49, Roberto. Defer cant'
Tho foregoing summons b. served upon YOU by pun
LEGATION pursuant order - Hon George J.. Andrews
~ no Justices II IT, supreme Court ot me STATE OF
New ! .rr dated 'hr I'm Gay - p'cerho'. l.5 and
.lei with ,4rpair Office Of fhe Clerk u the
or, anal C.ln Il New YORK ~ The County Court House
! fhr ti's ~ N"N YORK.
Dated Nv York. December IN. 1875
T. ADRIAN - Bl 81. Attorney for llalnun.
Office and p,st1rlce address SO 10 Wall Street, New
Nn.l. flff.
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BAlTlscnE g. OHIO RAILROAD
baltimore. Washington. Chicago. Cincinnati
St Louis and all Points West.

IT. Louis and all Points west.
PULLMAN GAR SERVICE on ALL TRAINS
leave NevYork foot Of Ilberyst. daily for CHICAGO
ego r. ~ aud 1918 ight PITTSBCRG 3:3) sun.
$50 sun. i2.i5 night CINClNNAT! ST: LOUIS. 10 a.
M. eco D. ~ WASHINGTON BALTIMORE. a. n.
sun 10 a. m. Dining Car. II 80 a. Dining Car
30 p. M 90 20 III. sun. Dining carr. 500 p
600 o. m Dining carr ~ - night.
NORFOLK II 30 d. m. daily
NEW ORLEANS Roanoke and Chattanooga. Prman
sleeping car $3.50. * sun. $50 = m san
All trains illuminated with Pintscb light
Ticket Offices: Il3. l7e. POI. 45. Ito Broadway. ~
Fast iilh S. l27 Bowery. y T.. 81 Fulton ST. Brook
stations foo; II Liberty s.. e y. Y. OF y !.
Now York Transfer comnans VIII cali for and check
baegage from hotel or residence T. Destination
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HARTFORD THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.

Hartford. Conn., Jan. j.-Thc Hartford Theolo glca
Seminary rcopencd Thursday. ON Friday even
ing the Inauguration Of The Rev. Alexander H. M'r-
Ram the Samuel HawoS professor OF practical
theology and Christian sociology took place in Tho
chapel. Rev. Or Edwin Il Webb president Of The
Board OF Trustees delivered address. The in
augural address was by Professor Merriam. VINO
took his subject THE Scholar. the Poet. ana me
Prophet. 49,
Isabel Eaton the work OF the sOcial settle
mcnt in North-st. Hosmer Han on Saturday
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Eahr, annual ball which takes place on THURSDAY
Rv Sircc, ~, at urn Han No e6 East Fourth-st
mas; uIl'ctioh OF Inc Department Commander All
p ,, post commanders authorized to acf as IN
.alilie ohcers on the request of The most without
o'her orders from department hoadcuarters '
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ailroaoA
A.asR.CA'S cREArEer RAILROAD.
n EWYORK
CENTRAL
G. HUDSON RIVER r. r.

s.,o From Grand Central station. 4ad Street
fa S the %di saps q, Hssny pres
Syracuse and Rochester. Due Buffalo 4:i5 p. m.
0:,O a. M.~Daiy. Fast Mail for Poughkeepsie. Al.
1any. Utica. Syracuse. Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara
1880 a. M.-Except sunday. Day Express. For all i'm
.oo EBortant New York state points
nau, Chicago. indianapolis and ST. LOUIS stops
at Pouyhkeepsie. Albany. Utica. Syracuse, Rcches-
I'oo P M-,Daiy. chicago Special for Dctroi,. ceve-
sic Asn S' rq nis ca Syracuse Roches
tn and Buffalo.
a:ao p " Except sunday. West Point. pougrkeepse,
$50 r. M.-Daily North Shore LIMITED Due Detroit
I'iica and Syracuse ''' p '"'
GOO r M-1ally Fol Abany Toy Utica h Adr9n-
Niagara Falls. Cleveland. Toledo. Detroit, chi
Go T. M.-Daily For Troy. Saratoga Burlington
-..o plausbrrr 81. Abans and Montreal ,,.
lana Indanap'Iis. S. r' Louis chicago Stops al,
man pouahkeepsie. Albany and Utica.
oily r points % Fali bo 5SE Ra:lvay lyons
ogdensbuTe. Bu:ralo, Niagara Falls. Cleveland
Toledo. Chicago and. except satu. iay for Cape
1910 NIGHT-Thsatre train chicago and principal
sunday night sunday nights Albany and chicago
ooc e'pi' an lax z p p @ trs .1c.D, sunday
a. Pu,aeld via Harlem Division D..
o;i1 A. M-Sunday only. to Pittsheld and the Berk-
'T Hl XiaH ~ H TRAnH Ry 70 3oxKrRs
Putnam Division as far Yonkers in connection with
he Eo,a'ei Road This is the only line running all
trim ulanaais si' viz r ii lish9 "'
a% a Tr fafE S% is ro5%ay sias:
and n 80 @ an o Msf Fo n
sal lo' PrcsT2 eo T. ,o BToos4 Nv ~,
JOIN n T9rrtY GEoRcg; j. DAN'ELs;
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

stations foot Of Desbrosses and Cortandt Streets
1000 Il
sssp9f S.,ns sis,ns Ss''iss
louisville i5o a. a. H. s. louis 800 H. and Toledo
200 =. NJ, CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS ExrREss.-
PM Pullman Sleeping Dining Cars e $, Louis Louis:
GO S. W sisEs Fl s:.gs:
IS II
t"'nna "S i@S 20 inaia"aaos s'r ois p H.
500 i =; PAciFic ExPREss@bal~se Sleeping G..
ana xos Connects fo' Chicago daily ana c'e's
So WSAsMISSTo i,s. AND THE soyrH &, .,
ssIona Lin. all Paror and Dining tars, $40
a, SSn'ss as !P%"i .'
nns ea o 81 psf ear ana D Rni1s ar ri M
SOUTHERN RAILwAy.-s2o P. NJ daily slee9e:s to
Ausrsta. St Augustine and Tampa. 1870 ?. u. daily
PRss night da sesPper to an"
;'asis Ausu sh 20 S''2 Z xs.sds.
so son, 900 NJ daily. sleepers to Jacksonville ana
olGsAPEhKE & OHIO RAILWAY. Expires. 500 P NJ
ro , or ~ rh royT7 s@,9ny ,rd nSs aS v
s shaT.ss Fose week days. and with Through
be f,ror car @p 'ro aN % I'D .n n + NJ
Ff "S nr1: Ma.'E ss S';.l ?"S' is' s:
p psr da. sundays s'9p e in'eraAen for A'Sury
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
O. 20 80 5 $50 p a3o 10 Penna Limited 1910 Ode.
ing carr II A. NJ, - l, 10 g. 2 90 J. 90 80 n.ning
,sI! q ming ,aD Dining arr. 80 5, =; n
ie' II q NJ - 80 ,,,,,c ~, -, -, ~ ',,sn,,.
Car, q Dining carr. 4 Dining carr. 7.t5 :. r. NJ.
i2i5 night.
Ticket Offices Nos 49,. o4a. / 1876 1872 III and 2si
Broadvay Astor House, and foot ~ Desbrosses and
tOruindt Streets: So T-.-- s'r~s' -
l3roac"ay and Brooklyn station. foy: -. Fa..,.
stree. Blcokyn, sta'iol. Jersey city The New 1cra
transfer Company via call for and check baggage from
residences
5. ". PROVOST J. r. WOOD
General Manager General Plss'r AgeLt.
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NEW.YoKK SUPREME ColRr.-r'irst Ma

Y 7
= Y t.ual BAN. Bimiagham Plaintiff. against David
Il Roberts. Defendant Trial desired IN New York COUNTY
summons. with notice.
To DE- uh.t, canned Defendant.
f.u lt. hG~n> summoned To- answer the complaint IN
this arfi.n ard serve copy Of YOU; on the
Plaintiff Attorney within twenty DAYS after the service
rrfuI~. exclusive of the day y service. ana IN
casn 90 .nuf failure appear judgment Wi
Dee taken YOU by default for the relief demanded
the COP. plant
Dated N.s York. NOV 25th. 1875.
FREDERICK :. WAIT. Plaintiffs Attorney
Ofi.o p0sfofice address Ia " al st. y Y.
Noicn ile, notice. thar upon default 10 appear
answer 'h. suuN~ sum-. ms judgment Will ho taken
against fpr tho 4 ton fhousan' four hundred and
fifteen aui 80 l"p dais. with interest AMI with costs
4 tins action
FREDERICK : WAIT Plaintiffs Attorney.
To- David H. Roberts. Defendant.
The foregoing summon IS served upon YOU by rubica-
lion pursuant order of Hon Gepss' = Andrews.
mo- II f, Justices supreme Court Sta,e o.
a- loi dated the 7,h day n peccmter 1895 fled
wiki the complaint The IN 'r 81 fho CLERK - the city
ana comfy II Nen-ioft az m" County Court House in
the CITY Sew Nrri,
Dated Ncy York. December 7th. 1873.
FREDERICK WAIT. Attorney f'r Plaintiff
i'iee and P1st0ifl's address. No. 10 Wal Street
NaM \
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tn" Italian minister 90 Nti'uI''fr ana "niiil'''r
ha4 recently taken prart cal measures 10 protect
-, ....-, 49,. . IT.. .., =, t-..t,., ....
7 ''' i''' '""" ''' W." '''' anu '''' ''''' ''''
against fraud ~" heard that an exporter nom III"
/ Peninsula acted I'm MS dealings with importers .n
I ,,-i., -, - ,,,,,,,- ,.,,, ,,,.b, ,ni..r,' ,,, .,
~ ,,. 81, ,ho I,"iisr ,raic Nnd a. "a, Vinist.r
''id ~, ,c, dr.~,i, IL, tho ,,att.r and ,,,,kc nm
duccd Tho New York 'irn which was combating
to b. sin slit agginsi tnf exporter tn" l't'rr
va. sentenced 10 slA nYnlnS ~, pls"n ." inc l.I
and NOT only of n commcrrial character That was
tho sentence pronounced bv tho Italian tribunal but
an ,r,col las hccn taken against TIA, Judgment
" ''' - w
The Government of Salvador. Central America.
has ISSUED a decree with a view 10 promoting cattl.
, 49,, ,os,, , uranium -, s-o.a a., sl,.o,
"''' "'' '''''''''" - ''' ' | | 80 '
cattle bred In the Republic They must be brought
nrlof' the eNanl'nlnh '"in''SSph WI ''P'"'"'f '''
1870
In Germany the experiment of running heated
,roi., c,-s f a., 10 .o.orI ,,ul Ia, v-iptor from,
- 30. -, ,..... ,..- .t...
l'''ih"'I = W. l" 'n' ~" '' ''''" ''N' ''' '''
cars were used the railroad connecting 'ohlcut;
and Wieshadcn With Berlin Seer. flowers. fruits.
;aLI mir Al va etc
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Thrcugh NeW-l FORK. loot OF ThaMue!s 81.
a !ollows and i've minutes earlier fTom West 23d-si
l.nC 4. VI. -Nsst.atiied Express DaiN for "aNefys
J'UO Bnghamron. Emrs. Buffalo Brsdforf Janice
town. M-idv,i~ ana the West PaTor car 10
Buffalo, "a 49,. f..
20 + Mv5 chsadaaa ef s i.s Sss
7.i0 \. NJ. Chicago 535 p NJ Sleepers TO CAi'
caso Cleveland and cincinnati. Dining Car.
~.,0 u. VI. Buffalo v-stbIed Express Daily arrives
GOV Buffalo 30 4. NJ making dhect connections
f.l t.airlit chicago and the West
N.-T's ,hautauCua Lake and Niagara Fai.s
N.tD Dal.. solid to chicago. Sleepeis to Buf.
fsia chicago and Cincinnatt Dining Car
gp,Ir<ITS LOCAL TIMF CARDS AND PtLIMAN
l acc5nrodaiicns Al III 26i. ioi and ~, Broadway.
l5s Eas, l25th-st. Chambers and West 23dst ferrSA
New.York o6 Broadway ard 1872 Fuitonsi Brooklyn -
Irrnnsfsr company 'ans and checks baggage from
=. nj csihAncas fesfirafInn
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT Ncw-Yorl

" .rut.. thimhars 4 Mckee Glass Company Plain
un against David II Roberts and Edward !. H. Hansen.
"a" AMI county 81 New York. Defend
Tu4i desired ID New YORK County. summons. Ac-
~ II
TO the above -ram"l Defendants and each Of them:
Ynu he~"'y summoned 60 answer m" complain in
aci0r. ami 90 se:y" copy of YOUR answer the
lainns Attorney within twenty days after the service
- mis- summons. exclusive - The cay Of service ana In
10 failure 10 answer iuigm viii
asains' by default fo tie relic; demanded
n oompltirf
Dated. New york. No embcr ajth 1880
! ADRTANtE BUSH Flaintihs Attorney
address office 80 30 Wall Street y. Y
f., DaNIt n. Roberto. Drferdanf.
rir f- !ue summons is served upon sou by puh.ica-
tf.u Iursi. order = Hon 'e"gg" r. Auir tae
lif the supreme Court ~ the state ~ Now
7fh ~ December. 1880 ana fled with
tomplart office cf the Clerk OF the and
County , York. The county Court House. the
Cl't IF y rw-lork
Dated. NsM Ncrl December I'm. 1875.
j. ADRlANCE BUSH Attorney Tor Plaintiff.
oGlce ana Posiohce address No 10 Wall street. New
NtYk city = Y
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CENTRAL RAILROADd NBW.J1RSEY
,AnthracHe coal used sAclDsivel,.i
-Four Tracks. Automatic Block Signe,s
on and Hster NnAemher IL. iSnS

LAnthrac.ie coal used eAclusiyel,l
Fogr , T 5aS . au SoSs,,. gGck S iys
Trains Leave station foot of Liberty 81
For Easfon bethlehsn. Allentown. Msrch ,nunx AcX
to Eason $50 5i5 40 10 Allentown. p ". SUNDAYS.
1870 4 - t. EasronD NJ. 100. $50 600 r. ".
For Wilkesbarre ptston and Scranton. 9:io a. ~,
Fer Reading at $50. 500 $40. 1920 A. u, 10 30.
10" 20 SSo e.9 r n isi' nSh 10 ,so
400. 5ao. 80 = ": 1915 nigh, sundays 100 $780,
For srnbury Iewsbure ara v'ilamsport 40. 500
SIC. \. ~. iio 100 100 =. NJ sundays. $50 A ~.
wv 80 AA.RAIL ROUTE
ple1,a r,' 49, SIS il 20 4 NJ :so ii5 4s 40
sl5 p. NJ. Su.days ,Acept ocean Grove AID Asbur5
81" '' o. FOR LAKEWOOD,
Bsrnega i 81 S,l5 4. H. i:is. i:4o p NJ =,
For Atlantic city. Nineland and Bsidseon i'o A. m-.
M5oq esh seSarsn +, and 81. Hsands 80; q PAX ; x
HOyAL Blue LIE.
10 PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON - ton.
Fer TsaaePha ye,s dqys tse 20 go aSp b J" ~
Parlor carr 800 500 dining Sar,; 30 900 r. ~
i2.l5 night S,ulays : - SEQ. 1000. II 30 tDinEg
Carr \. ". 30 800 BOO goo dining carr +. NJ
For Hsimorc and Warrington week DAYS SO 10 90
1870 Crnns Nap l. a.. 80 $50 3a" ~, S" nnns
c sr l. 81 go $40 600 dining can r. NJ. ien
Tickets parorar seats b" pro,S i e, i9o 's
Ta7 Oh Az 81 Eas, IAN 81 ~ .";6 l-n S s,
TIL. NeOYok Transfer Company viii ,al Tor anu cneeH
baggage from hotel or residence ~ destination
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PETROLEI u NlRkET.

Pe;roe. rontn ucs to exhibit rtrens,h The December
field dsclrs.s marked iecn" IN 'h" number 'f
wells completed and 10 the amount ~ NV pt1du'uon
Prospecting. hrNcvor. l. energacaliy kept up and u
midness has favored Wef with the dfi J.
III" closed with "A good feeling IN the trade on
account 4 the satisfactory prices that have iuh Tor
time At Their" is nothing in sisht
either to inspire speculation 70 impair the strength m
the situation in any material degree Tho development
for m. n nlhs ~ iS.l .-l. Tvs.
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GtenmbJdl9.


- OSrON AND NEW ENGLAND POINTS.
~ WA sOoND LINES WEEK DAYS ONLY.
FALL R;I CR LIE. VIA Newport and Fall River; from
new Pier ~, n r. foot Of iurrayst at . r. M MI,
81; y r. one block above tnnal-st.. AZ 600 u. VI.
NORWICH LINE New l. ndon from Pier 40. y. r..
next pesbr lsses st at $40 y. VI.
n EW IIAVEN-FAKE. 81; Excursion. Sl.50-
~ Steamer RICHARD PECK leaves Pier %. T. r.. 4
t. daily sundays excepted arriving time for
Meriden. Hartford Springfield SC. Freight steamer
leaves l.. ~.
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A pvERrISEMENrS AND SuBscRiPTIoNS FoH
q Ay FHg Al FE THh HPTowN 6FsIcn
way "a door north Of Thirty -first-st and ADNER-
TisEMENTs the loaw,ns Branch oscss sS. E'shss;
Fouf,h.rve cor. Fcurteenh-s go Third-ave; go
Thirdave cor: Forty seventh-st Loo Third ave- rear
ii2 C.umbus ave: 80 Avenue A. 1923 ThIrds,e.: 2Sf
ives, Forty $40 Second-ave. 554 Thirfavs,.
isss Thiraaye 2os fhird-ave: between onehundreG
A. The HARLEM OFFICES $50 East One hundred -asd.
went rfhs,: c+s Vest Onehu11red nd hfth.
q m. q regular oflce ratcA