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The age-herald., 1897-11-19
ALABAMA NATIllNAL BANK
GETS VERDICT AGAINST GEO. R.
 SMITH FOR $17O.34.
David TranScomb Suing the Birmingham Railway Company-Henry Dean and Henry Edwards
 Were Convicted of Grand Larceny.

The case of the Alabama National bank vs. George R. Smith, ct als in the city court, went to the jury during the morning session yesterday, and a yer dict was rendered in favor of the plain tiff for $17O.S4.
 The case of Davaid Transcomb vs. the Birmingham Railway and Electric com- pany for damages for personal injuries was taken up and is still on trial.
 The action is based upon alleged in juries sustained by the plaintiff in Twentieth street and Avenue G, some time ago.
 The second division was engaged in the case of F. E. Janserius vs. I. L.. Fraleigh. The action is a suit in chan cery, involving a stock of drugs. The hearing went over until this morning.
 CIRCUIT COURT.
 On account of attorneys in the cases set in the circuit court being engaged in other courts, no business was trans acted. All cases were passed.
 CRIMINAL COURT.
 Only two cases were tried in the crimi- nal court yesterday.
 Henry Dean, grand larceny, charged with stealing fourteen pairs of pants; verdict of guilty.
 Henry Edwards, burglary and grand larceny; verdict of guilty.
The age-herald., 1897-11-19
MIR. OSBORNE, OF ATLANTA,
Says the People Must Join MonopoIes to Save
 Themselves.

J. B. Osborne, of Atlanta, national or ganizer of the social democracy, held an open air meeting cornsr First avenue and Nineteenth street last night.
 He addressed about one hundred peo- pie on the subject of Public Owner ship" In the course of his remarks he said: "I'he only way the people can save themselves from the oppression of monopolies is to include themselves Tn the monopolies by public ownership of some"
 MT. Osborne will speak tonight at the meeting of the Union Label League in the Fox builsing.
The age-herald., 1897-11-19
HOT TIME IN ELkT0WN.
There Was Cake-WaIk and Dancing By Gen.
 uine Negroes.

There was hot time in Elk town last night, tine occasion bsing the entertain ment of local lodge No. 79 Benevolent Order of Elks.
 Eight negro couples participated in a cake walk, and the way they did it was a caution. Wing dancing and selections by am excellent negro quartette were al- so features of the entertainment winch was greatly enjoyed by a large crowd of spectators.
 The Elks never do things by halves. and tha announcement of the enteItaln- ment under their auspices was a guar antee of your moneys worth
The age-herald., 1897-11-19
PERSONAL.

J. M. Caldwell of Anniston is at the Florence.
 HI. A. Smith of Meridian, Miss, is in the city.
 Dennis Carr of Montgomery, is visiting his cousin, Desk Sergeant John Rowlett.
 Miss Ellen Boroughs of Austin, Tex, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. M. G. Cranford, on Third avenue.
 Frank $. Carrel left yesterday for Car bon Hill, Ala, where he goes to accept a position with J. P. Pearce & Go.
 Syl Daly, day warden at. the county jail, returned yesterday from Pittsburg. Pa, where he was called about ten days ago by the illness of his mother, who has recovered from her illness.
The age-herald., 1897-11-19
INTEREST CONTINUES.
St. Paul's Bazaar Has Proven a Flattering
 Success.

The interest in the bazaar for the benefit of St. Paul's Catholic church in Third avenue continues unabated. The crowd last night contained many new faces and patronage was liberally be- slowed.
 The contest between MT. Skinner, MT. Galloway, and Mr. Morarity for the beautiful leather library set is growing more intere sting, and will no doubt cu1- minate in a hard fought race.
 Miss Mamie Cnhill, of Bessemer, fa- vored the crowd last night with several vocal selections which were roundly ap- plauded, as was also the cornet solo of Phil Memoli
The age-herald., 1897-11-19
BY RECKLESS SHOOTING.
]. J. Ulrich Got Himself Into Trouble Was
 Fined S52.O0.

In the pollcs court yesterday morning J. J. Ulrtch was fined $52.5O for carrying concealed weapons. On a charge of as- sauIt with intent to murder he was dis charged
 Early yesterday morning an unknown miscreant shot through tine window of a negro woman's room Ths ball passed over the bed where the woman sleeps. U1rich was arrested on this charge by Capt. Weir and Officer Ellard. LA pistol was found on his person.
The age-herald., 1897-11-19
RAIIRoAD COMMISSION.

The railroad commission will today inspect the line of railroad running from Opellka to Lafayette. The annual re- port will be ready in g. few days.
The age-herald., 1897-11-19

Miss Braun. violin; Miss Idine Key. reel tation: Mrs. A. D. Smith, and Mir. Chas. Nell, duet: Miss Palmer. recitation; Mir. Beckwith. piano solo; drill and chorus by select numbsr Of the cadet corps.
The age-herald., 1897-11-19
K. JOLLY IN THE TOLLS.

Yesterday evening K. G. Jolly was arrested by Officer Patton on a charge of grand larceny. Jolly is said to have stolen articles from the store house of the Perry Mason company He has been
The age-herald., 1897-11-19
Got Of Light.

Pete Williams, charged with assault with intent to rape a negro woman, was yesterday fined $25 and thirty days extra in the police court. He will probably not go to CoaLburg.
The age-herald., 1897-11-19
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if 1t fails to cure. 25c. 9-23-9it.
The age-herald., 1897-11-19

a resident Of Birmingham and vicinity a number Of years. and was known to almost every person in town.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-20

The stock must be sold. The
prices they are now marked make
thi. the greatest carpet offering
ever known in Richmond.
Lowell Bigelow, and Hartford
Body Brus,cls-thcy will cost
si.4o a yard this fall. Buy them
now at 75c.
Bigclow Administer Carpets, all
new coiorings and designs-you
will pay Sis for them later
SI.l5.
Roxburv Brussels Carpcts-you
will pay 81 for these later-now
SOC.
Smith, Tapestry Brussels and
Higgins Tapestry Brussels, rcgu-
lar IS and ,5c. goods-select from
them now ut 4oc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-20
Wool Dress Goods.

Such a time to buy Wool Dress
Goods was never before known
YOU will pay more than double the
price this fall.
50 and 6oc Fine Figured Elan
mel Sackings, 2gc.
S5c. Novelty Wool Dress
Goods for 421sc.
$500 and $3.50 Fine Imported
Novelty Suitiugs, soc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-20
Mems Wear.

Tomorrow the prices are down
again. Buy now and get values
YOU will not see again.
Men 75c. and s. Nceliscc
Shirts Tor soc.
Mems soc. Ncgiigcc Shirts for
20c.
Mems White Laundcrcd Shirts,
that sold at 81 and Sr.2s. for 7Sc.
Mems Night,hirts all reduced
TO close out.
Mems 25c. Tics for Ioc.
Mems refsc. Socks for Siic.
Mems soc. Ties for 25c.
Mems = Mackiuto,hcs, S2.9S.
Mems 25c. Suspenders, Ice.
Mems I6e3c. Linen lIandker-
chiefs, I21sc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-20
silk Grenadines.

65c. Black Figured Grenadines,
45c. .,
sf.oo Black Satin Striped
Grenadines, 75c.
$3.50 Grcnadine Suit Pat
terms, S8.7S.
$500 Grenadine Suit Pat
terms, $3.50.
$500 Grenadinc Suit Pat
terms, SI5.75.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-20
Boys Shirt Waists.

" size but four year Old. II
YOU can Use this size YOU can have
your choice of the Soc, 75c., and
81 quality for 15c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-20
ChiIdren'S Hose.

Children's 40, so, and 6oc. Black
aud Colored Hose. 25c.
Chiidren's re. Black Hose.
I2lsc.
Chlldren's I5c. Biloxi Hose. loo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-20
Cool Wash Fabrics.

csc. Linen Lace Striped Batistc,
I2t1c.
I5c. Linen Striped Batiste. Sf5c.
35c. Lappet Muiis tor rose.
25c. French Zephyr Ginghams,
Toe.
soc. Etamine Linens, with
co,orcd silk stripe, 25c.
S5c. Fine Figured iique. zoe e..
csc. Gaiatca Cloths, I2fsc.
SIC. Plain French Organdie,
I2ItC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-20
Dinities.

s2-inch Coioscd French Dimity,
former price csc. yard, for Iot5c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-20
COlOred Silks.

sr.oo. SIPS and $50 Fancy
silks all in one lot at soc. yard.
500 White Figured Taftctas,
soc.
SIPS Cream Gras de Loudrc
silk, 75c.
SIS Cream Brocade Duchesse,
75c.
75c. Cream Surah silk, 4oc.
500 MORE Velour, light
shades, soc.
75c. Brocaded Evening Silks,
zoe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-20
|GREATER VALUES THAN EVER
Q AT THE RECEIVERS SALE OF THE
FourQurean- Price Co. Stock

The entire stock rcarrangcd and much OF It marked down again
for to.morrow's great sale. BETTER NMUEs-LoWER Prices. The
stock must be closed out. Get here tomorrow and secure yoursharc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-20

The Fortn'ehtlv Whist club win meet
at rho home OF Mr.. and Mrs. D. j.
Cra.glc. ON the evening of Monday. June
2st.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-20

Miss Maria Blair will not 20 10 Europe
until February next. her Shakespeare
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-29
Pennsylvania


STATIONS 1907 OF West JwcI, s.t.l"i st'ctt and Des
hrosscs and Cor;laistt streets.
~ The leaving time from best rossn> and Cortlanob
streets is I'VE minutes later than that gwen below Tor
Iwenty,th,Id strrs1 S,a,iIn' pr,,o,,n eur., p.r,or
Car New Iork 20 PittSourg S!srplnsca Car Plt'sours
TO Chicago. No coa'h.s TO Pitts,urx
ss .ss l. !: y: trAhS Ss it;AF1''~ ITMiFEb'|fHllmsn
s S9mE151mcsa Cart! slG Fpr Sh p sas%. c S@osi"f'. 1 TOle 90.
e:5s 4. %. G tGhiaH"lS' Nxs t" II. 19t]i T. E l&s!ii
20, f "a VI w ,Y!s G'nSi" DEPARTMENTAL Ge!S.ESi &c c,e IsH';;
$50 Gh1' = n. rec so I"iSiS; Ss4f' ; EfXFREssss.-ro Gin
ci9n :. W. ,""i PaaiFlc { Z! xr ifi!,S pIt.seurs and
Chicago. Connects for c! rclani aud Toledo e1-
'ep' WaSiiNcroN AND THE soUTH:
Tbs 58:l5 "tonsrtsstona lin, al rarlor and
pintnE cars, i;G3 , Dining s, Car = i ;sn Ip sG3h OBS c5;s
AN Gi:l5 Congressional I ~ all rarLor and
Dining Cars. H:e3, Dining carr, 4:55 Dining Carl
soUTHERN KA~iLWAY.-E1press, 4:e5 P. NJ. 1910
COAST line Express, s;eo A. NJ and
cn sisS +, n 4a'. Hxp OHIO nA14wAy.-4:'s P. N.
r6 SN' OLD POINT COMFORT and yoRFoLK.-7;o'
IAN TcfTY,-WrstT twenty third street station.
I:e5r NJ and pesbrosses aud cortlandt Streets
CAFE MAY.-west twenty third sire, station i2ioo
Unrough ParIor Carr and l:>1 i. VI. week Gays;
be.Grosse. and cortlandt Streets, l:oo aud 1850
Ocean Grove. aud Point Pleasant from W",tTwchty-
third Street station, ~. 100. ":n3. l1:32 ~.
ng:i5 Saturdays only), 1855, @:hH. 3'lI 3n5' 100.
6:55 I. VI. Suud Us. T:51. 9:"7 4. NJ. 90 PM. IRON
Desbr0sses and Cortlandt Streets, $3.50, Ilu, WY
1000 AM, 1910 leo S%aturdaNH only, $."W. sly
8 10. l:a0. $40. 700 y. NJ, SUNDAY, $50 s;4o 4
FOR PHILADEIrHIA.
6:l5, 1926, 100, ~:25. $500, N:2j tt:'' rem; Linz
itcd), 9u5a Cpin.ug car. 1880. 1879 A NJ lS:3os
l:55. 2:a5. 800. i;25. i:25. Dining carr 800 ,ptn'
ing Car, 500, Dining car, : 40. 5:3l. N:oI r. NJ
I2;i0 night. Sundays. n:l5, 7:'5; SO ,;I3. ":s5.
p:55 Il. ,niIcd). 800. 1888, \ NJ. l:1a tDiriigC ar,
3;55. i;g5 Dining car, $50 DINING car: 5;55
Qi. ing carr. 74o, 800. s:'D J.. N, l:;l" nlsht,
Ticket orlccs Sos. 46l, uIi. 1895. ID *. ~, anu soI
Broadway; ! Astor House; West twenty 'thiro
Street Station. aud stations foot OF pes,roSses ana
Cortlandt Stress. { Court Street. 500 Fulton Street,
o. B%roaiway. AMI brooklyn Annex station: Brook-
lyn; station, j r-ry city. The New York Transfer
Cornnnny viii call for and check baggage from
hotels and Residences through to destin0tion,
7 "a HItrTI,IN~ON. !. r. WOOD.
General Manscr. General fass AGENT
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-29
EOR
DELAWARE. LAClkAwANNA a NEsrERH
n. u.
Stations IN New York. root OF Bnrclny ana
thri.tOplIer SIS.
yEsTIUJLE TRAM. PULLMAN btFFbK
lANS. IINI>lM lis.nC.

u 1E.
lARs. uINI>GH li.bC.
Direct route to newark. Bnoomn"ll. MOntclair. the
Oranges. summit, Bernard, wine, Basklns Ridge. Mad
isou, MOrristnwn. Passaic. Paterson, Boonioh. Dover,
Stanhnyc, Newton. BHdi's Lake, Lake Hophtcong.
Hackctistown. Schooey's Mountain. Washington.
Phillipsturp. Easton, Water Gap, stroudsburg, Pacono
Mountain. scranton. Ptttston. Wiikesharrr. Nant'
ton. oxford. Norwich, WatrrviIlc, Utica. Richnsld
Springs. Cortland, Syracuse, osw"gn. Ithaca, owegot
Fimira, Corning. Bath. Dansvilir, Buffalo. ana ALI
points W eat, Northwest, and Southwest,
400 4. M.-Blnghanton Mail. Stops NJ principA
stations. nj.
hnnton, OrpgU, Ithaca, EluiirA. syracuse. anu w.
wego Express. Pullman hun I parinr cars, ION.
necting at Bunaio with trains for chicago ane
points West, Pullman parlor car New YORK 70
Richnrld Springs.
400 y. VI. Scranton, Binghamton. and Elmira Ell
press. Pullman buffet parlor ears,
400 n. N.-Scrnnton. Wilkr-h are. ana flynouth
yiO6 r. Va DHilyl-Chi, agr Nr-linulr iiihlteu n
press for scranton, HNnyhaiGt"h,, hIlh'rh' hlinAS~
Pullman budet sleeping ear, New YORK 10 IhicaSA
Dining car ives OF Iural".
a,bO a.. VI. yy-BunalO Express, PullniaA
hlccpcrs for scranton. Bug "amttn, kimira' BAN.
0iaO y. .-tDai ~-IllNalo, scranton hinShain'
ton. Owegn. Ithara, Eimira, Nyr rn-", ann o7%eSo
EXIrcss. pullman hnH"t sleeper, Hl'eI'T7 Nc"
York to Richncld Strings, -
Tickets md pullman ruElm"lhlvhH ~ nehIZ
Gnze 4 sons. Lid. llI IrbpdwaN, - PARK lilrc, ana
A. broad " av and HI2 litoadwdN. lnk u a, r'F.y
stations, III 4tn av. cor. ZEN 4. sol N""t l2hth ~.
28j Culnmhu. av. New York; ~" IN, 80 fult1n 81
and lOB EroaLwny. lirprslNr. I,Inr tables giving
full Information ut all stations.
WesiCOtt'A Express tpnii.uN WiInNl Tor anu VheeA
baggag. from hotel or ~r's.!eu' ." to Destination
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-29
HUDSON RIVER ny DAYLIGHT.

PALACE X % A LINE
NEW IGnn" and ..ALBANY.o
Zines, aud fastest river steamers In the world.
Daily except Sunday,
Leaves Brooklyn. Fulton st. ,hy AnneX)...S A. NJ.
New York. Drsbross,s ST. Pier.....S4o "
:" West 22d 81. Picr. ...,.4
For ALBANY. landing at Yonkers. West Point, Now.
burg. Poughkeepsie. Kingston Point. CatSkill, and
Hudson.
1, rect connection on the Kingston Point dock with
L. md u. trains for Catskill Mountain points and FOR
Lakes Mohonk and Miunew aska. AT Catskill with
the Catsl III Mountsin and Otis FL. Railway for Cairo
and mountain rcsorts.
Railroad connections at Sewhurg. Poughkeepsie,
Hud son. and Albany for points North. East, and West.
SpeCia. Saratoga trains.
through tickets sold at DesNrosses st. pier. West
22d st picr, New York Transfer, aud other principal
ticket OFFICES.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-29
2ianofurtrs. Organs, &c.

UpItIt.HTS.
ia octave, medium size, $1,000. .........6 So monthly
ia octave. largest size. 100000. Of. ...... ." monthly
Rents 81 90 ,.-..-..,.. .....- Carriage free
UPRIGHT PIASO; latest style. sweet tone, durable;
= big bargain; Chickcring. $3.50. l2l East llhth ST.
VIPRIGHT PIANO: latest style, sweet tone. durable;
- big bargain; rOsewo oL plano. $50, III L. llttu ST.
VERY FINE 7La octave pisno. 1850; tuning. repair
' ing, exchanging. Sc. COSSDR I East $2l 81.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-29
ERIE RAILROAD.

Throusa ,raius ica.r SOY f"rS, tot II chambers
st.. a. follows. and hvo minutes earlier from Wess
2Si ST.:
nl =. N.-Vrsuhrl" Fxpressd daily for bingham
I.Dt tpu, Wasrr}. EImira, B.1Il", bradford, ar
rive. Rura N3uu T.. " ! drlOr car T. l.uhsl"
~ 4. N,-Ir,t!hulci ~ pcrss iailv. except sun
J:l,) day, for rortJrrvis. Monticello. Lr' Az ken.
Hon, s!alr, nj important ipai points to Iprnins.
nsily to Port Jrrvis. Pullman iar!or cars for Month
C"IiU all coming.
DIn y. N.-vestlbule irnitsd,-Fas mail taily.
Z.to solid train for Chicago. va 'Hautauila Lake,
arriv.. Cleveland At 7;+1 \. n chicago 3 T. N.
slcpprTs 10 Chicago, Cleveland, and cincinnati. Din
100 y. M.-Bunalo and Cleveland NcStihule TX
's)O press datly, arrives al h.raiP 800 4; NJ,
Bradford 1:i7 A. ", JaIHr stow hU \, ~. tlcNe'
land i2,]O +. NJ, iSirrprr. "a Bans lu AMI 'l"v"landl,
maNiug ditcrt connection for Dri-oit. cni'dSp. aud
the West. cafe Library Nar.
y. y. M.-DAILN-Nih CEnutaUuuA AXE and
o.tO Niagara Fails, S"liI tram tu'1t 40, Sleep
er, 20 IIurneilsyille, Chicago. amt t'ntu"aI.. Dinins
car,
TICKtTs. LOCAL. TINE CARDS. ANn PULLMAN
Il TlOSS at III, -, .bl, 4ul, and
s57 broadway, lE7 Buwery. 1919 East l25th st. and
81 West l23th st, Chambers and West yBd 81. ferries.
New York; 383 and 72d Fulton 81, 100 broadway,
Brooklyn; 200 Hudson st, Hoo3ken. and Jsrsty city
gage from hotels and residences " destination
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-29
RE DuCE FARE
N e York to Sara
toga and Return,
$500.

s~ARATOGA's FLORAL FETE-
Peoples Line steamer the Magnificent
ADIRONDACK,
Cant. a. =. Roc dining Room on Main becky,
will leave PIcr Al, y. e., foot Canal st., Mt
q y. VI.
SEPT. D.
Tickets good to return sept. . ana . In.
elusive.
uICYtLES II FREE going up on
sept. D and returning sept. = or n.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-29
ALBANY Evening Line.

steamers ADIRONDACK and DEAN RICHMOND
leave Old Pier IL, n. r. foot Canal St. at d Pm.
daily SUNDAYS excepted, connecting with trains FOR
Saratoga. Lake Grors". Adirondarks. sharon springs,
kichneld springs, Thousand Islands. Niagara Falls.
and The West. Saturday night steamer connects with
sunday morning traiu for Saratoga. North Greek,
Caldwell, aud ST. amer on Lake George.
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mi
NORWICH LINE

For New London. W.tch liIl. BlccE islAaL. and East.
ern Resorts, also Worcester AMI North OF Hustou ana
East. steamer city OF Lowell ur Guy OF Worcester
leaves Pier 80 tuli. NGl y. Il, next DetbrossGs st,
week days only. at Il T., VI. Orchestra oil each, Rates
to BLOCK ISLAND reduced. Connections made Week
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After the closing OF the supplementary Transatlantic
Mails named above. additional supplementary
mails are opeped on the piers OF the American.
English, French. Hni German steamers. and re-
main open until within Ten Minutes of the hour
MAILS FOR sOrTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA.
WEST INDIES. Sc.
fPF AT2 caves 4 Is aud 5"E }SHS%SI, Per 1880 .'Ss N 4 Mp
Hoistcin,
nof i2 3l MA 10 and y. sSqrggSIp.Gn. Ee1 1879 .%i".1 M ~
Adirondack letters Tor Costa Rica must he d.
THs,Sa ,;' ii 4 N% IT .; tFxz /; K }$sSSp: e.:
cept Costs Flea and SOUTH PAgitic PORTS,
temalA must he direct.d per Finance" atil
= Panama N tor 1r sAST f54 ven pn Sr and Colombia SF s'SSn% %a.3
Ri srL d;Efe'i TrEt pf5 coE4Ez. and ID a e f n lsr
Tu~ESpAYs"AtmP NJ. for COSTA RIGA. per steamer
from New Orleans; at 0 T., NJ. for JAMAICA. per
wEpSESDAY,~At ?. N. for crrA. per st ,amship
T~HrRsb1Y,@At $40 A. ii, Tor roRr ANTONIO,
rR, fss steamer g. ts"% z f Il! 1St 'EphHtasrorxplAxp. per
steamship Ass,rian. from Ihi'.lelrh'a; at 9so
A. 4 NJ cK FS2S. IsRjsgy % a any NJ; w FIX 81; 8 IAf:
ANDS. per steamship. Pretoria lettcrs for Gre.
naia. Trinidad. and TohaSo must be directed "per
sATrRpAY-At 3 A. NJ. for BRAZIL per steamship
letters Tor North Brszl and l., Plata countries
mHt, ne r;rST oElT TRe rs n s,r.tg n G; .' a. i" a M h fgE
tar 'ff;o RrrSE ISLAM, IIA4MliSi. S~AyGASiLGA
i 1880 SH 4 NJ ." foH cA lsP ;:in;"'oi HIAr 'tS"i rHsBAs.
CO and CAT per steamship visllan,ia
Cuha must lie directed "rer vigLlancia'G a: II
4 snPpIsmen,a.y il;s" a; ~ tGT vETE %I
cASTHAs a. = St. f StH en GGSn.a?; FT KlSi i',hp'' snP
H s5,4a' hkkAzit per s'Sa@snli Hilary; zig r4ra,
PIERRE M~lQuELoN. per steamer from North
syHnty.
Mails for Newfoundland; by rail- TO Halifax, and
s:9OP N. Mails for MiQuelon. hy rail to Boston
and thence by steamer. close at this onice da = az
at 800 A. NJ. for Forwarding ny steamers sailing
Mondays aud Thursdays) from Port Tampa, Fla.
sair.. .@f M for de-. T patch "f ~ st%snne r. Close a, shi.
Office daily at ESQ A. NJ: and 2:SO +. NJ; sRegis'
tered mali f]RSSs at I;S2 L II aI rTIy!ou' day
iumbia Ctr@m Taeonla. yIos. herr daily up
per steamship Australia ltrom San Fran
ciscol. Close here daily up TO sept. at o::u
tralia,. New Zealand. Hawaii ami FIJI Islands
FER At ,%,n'hiP Ao.ansi from N V ian t% son; T'os Sc
Per steamship Aztec Grorn san -franci." o.
Sloss kcrs taiIy up to Sept, o al 81,
addressed only. per steamship Empress OF Japsi
nr"m vancouver close nerr tally up TO sept: u
for West Australia. w}i"h, ar forwarded via Flu
rope. New Zealand. hawaii. fli aud Samoan
IzlanIs. per steamship Mar i.sa Grom san Fran
cisco. close here daily NJ to sept. 81" at 30 A.
NJ. II A.. NJ. an t:3n T.. VI. cor on arr val at New
York Of steamship Csmpan.a with British mail
for Australia. Mai, Tor ;He Society Islands, pc
ship Tropir Bird from san francisco). close her
daily up 20 sept. - Al o;SoP "
TransP Pacific mails are forwarded 10 port OF sAilinl
daily and the schedule Of CLOSING Is arranged on tn
presumption OF their mn Uninterrupted overland transit
~C6RNElIUS vAN COLT. Postmaster.
Post ONCE. New York, y. Y, Aug. Is. 1877.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

Majestic -. Sept. ], noon Tcutonic sept. -. noon
Gsfnanic sept; 9; non Br.tannie sep ~; noon
Pter as, North River ono. Q broadway. New York.
u. MAITLAND JERSEY. Agent
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Railroads.
Lehiqh Valley System.

stations foot of West POD st, Penn. R, RI cortiandt
Indicates time from West $50 st. Other figures
show time from Corr andt or Dsspro:.es 8. w
for MATCH cHuHK and Intermediate stations; INV
:3,Ss. s'ia 4 81 daily ,9r wlLKESBARKE
f ffnASA' GrS STSrk %K %1Siii ftFif BrrFHI6. NAG:
FALLS. and the Wet and principal local points,
!i",ss. Io.aO A.: NJ. sunday. only, for BOUND
bE .foi.s aa' , ,p'ss" <, % a.iy' s1oeps Sunday. for
MAuCH CHUNK and intermediate points.
III, ti;oG D G"a9 ION HSi EEX ISpsfSs"
Arrives Buffalo 9:5a +. NJ. Puliman Vestibule Day
S 6 ga aS1,. and c Pa1l%T cam a, nud n.r,H %. Gst th Ss . .le sssl:
s '% Ss';;'' s; 'Ss SS': "a ,a.: s.,'y'i s.G points, SUNDAY. for
.isiss. LIS p NJ: SUNDAYS only, for EAsToS'
w ike tri% rirfsT ST,' ']ssckASFFeS. and pr.%;
in coal regions; chair car for wilkcsbnrr".
w ifisS; tri1 Fl \ fS!iy' sc sts%yi S1n .ai pr ft
cipal. Intermediate stations. Connect for ali po!n's
in coal regions Pullman BUFFET r"rlor Car for
.1t5s. s,Ib p. NJ. daily for EAsToN and inter
.s,Ss. G,Io p. NJ, daily. except SUNDAY. EEpre.s
for s~LATISGToE and principal ntermedi1tet stations,
Connects for heading and Harrisburg Chair car to
:S;ss; - s,o q, P :o n; s1 W., for E PTgpA19 ci ;s d! o ...;l:
bule train y. Y. 70 Chicago. sleepers to Buffalo and
:,'ss. .;.1 P p y; dslyi sHoeP e. s9qssy' s %sst9PaPIpHe
HIM. MAICh CHUNk, L. g ~ JoS.Iio 81 = "
Pullman sleeper for Buffalo. None hut sleeping car
passen gers carried. No luggage carried.
sai6b, BOO = NJ. daily Tor ITHACA. GENEVA.
ROCHESTER,, BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS, and all
points West, Pullman sleepers to Wilkesbarre and
Ithaca.
Additional local trains daily. except Sunday. for
BOUND BROOK and intermediate points. leave as FOL.
lows: .s;5j, 900 A. Nj, 'l:o5. 2:3O, 800, 4;2o. and
1888. $40 T.. u.
Tickets and Pullman accomnlod atoms at lib. 2bl,
27S. a5h, E44. and 1923 broadway, ~ T.. ith st. lob
y. 10th ST.. lG7 Pow.ry, \. Y; $40 Fulton st. !
Court ST.. " Rway. and brooklyn Annex, BROOKLYN.
N. !. Tran.fer Go. Will call for ana ohr"k baggage
from hotel or residence through TO Destination,
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ONG ISLAND and BLOCK ISLAND,

FOR Orient, Steamers Slinuecock and Montauk
sbel,er Island. leave New York tally except sun
C......., days. at 3 y. M. Saturdays at l
+. NJ, from Pier 40, f. r., Pike slip.
sont""l"' Saturdays boat does not go TO Block
Sag Harbor, Island, and Tuesday,. Thursdays,
and and Saturdays boat does not go to
Block Island. Southold.
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"STONINCTOM LINE

For Stonington. Nara. ansctt Pier, Watch Hiil, Bos-
ton, and all Points East. Steamers Maine and New
Hampshire. Leave Pier 80, y, r., ono block above
Canal ST., week days only. at Is !. VI.
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NCE LINE

For Providence direct, Boston and all inland and
Seashore Resorts East and Nurth thereof, Steamers
Pilgrim ami Plymouth Orchestra On each. Leave
10. y, r., one block above Canal ST., week days
Mt S.uO y VI