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3atlrGaGa.
Lehigh Valley System.

Stations foot OF West Q3d st. penn. r. r. Cortlandt
or Desbrosses 81.
show time from cortlandt or Desbrosses St.
,o rG M.n;c y Sn, 4; r. m, dnny SUNDAY 'eto, A M
SCRANTON cweek days ELMiRA. week days.
ITHACA. GENEVA. ROCHESTER, BUFFALO:
points; dining car and chair car to Bunalo.
'lli5S. I3iOO noon daily. except Sunday.
BLACK DIAMOND EMPRESS"
Coaches and Parlor cars. Dining Car Service: Meals
ala Cart. Connects at Buffalo with through sleep
:is,as. issIo +. II. daily. except Sunday. for
MAuCH CHUNK and Intermediate points.
,is,SS IiIS p ~ ,n sunday ~ yr. only. for EAsToN'
wiLKFsRARap PPiirfsr Gs4' s;c ftSsfs saa ana pr lHF
in coal regions; chair gar Tor WIZ STARE.
wiLKEsBAnRT. riTTSToN. ~ScRGNfoy. and ppiiinci.
coal regions; Pullman Bufet Parior Car for Wilkes
.s,Ss. A.co p. Il. daily. except sunday. for
MACCH CHUNK and Intermediate stations.
.e,a5. 100 p. NJ. daily for ,hr.fFALo, NIAGARA
bule train \. Y. TO Chicago. sleepers to Buffalo and
Toronto.
HEN. MAUCH CHUNK. l., : y. JrNClloN. sAYKE.
GENEVA. ROCHESTER,. BATAVIA. BtFFAl.o, and
TORONTO Pullman sleeper for iuralo. Sone but
bieeplng car passeng RS carried No baggage carried.
si"s; n!0o 7; N, daily lGr WiLEE3pAkRE ITn.
VA sENEyA soCHE%TER;; hrr l, + iA1ARA
w1lkesharre and iuharn.
Additional LEGAL Trains daily. except Sunday. for
lows: s;25, s:al, 'Iu:"5, 1850, 'lo25., lg:ao sun.
days only A. NJ. .l;0a, 2:9o. and. IS ~, $40 /, 81.
2I3. 3b5. Oil, and ll?J BROADWAY, ~. y, IAN 81, l5s
J. l25th st, l27 llcwery. y v; sou fGlton T., :
cG \, Il! Trs ss s,w GS nil nil asIi . tA and Nn cheek hr sssiSrs
from hotel or residence through TO destination,
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POLICEMEN VINO BoUGHr CRIME.
Hired women to Dance Indeceutly-They Are
Rebuked ana Their Prisoner lie Acquitted.

Hired women to Dance ndecentIy-They Are
Rebukcd ana Their Prisoner lie Acquitted.
On the trial OF Ada Kellar for keeping a dis
orderly house in West Thirty Fourth street two
boyish looking policemen. Byron Lewis and
William Van Keuren Of the West Thirty seventh
street station. testified in the General Sessions
yesterday that they had hired two young wo.
mon to dance nude in the house. They went
into details without any rcticcnce. When tho
case was ready to go to the jury Judge Nc.
Mahon said that in all his experience he had
never heard of moro disgraccful conduct than
that admitted by the policemen. Continuing, he
said:
"As to the testimony OF these two officers, the
offence against morality, against good con.
science, and against public order is the same,
whether the officer does 1t under the orders OF a
superior and it Is paid for by the public money
or paid for out of his own pocket. This is not
tho first time | have called attention to this,
hope this system will be abandoned once and
forever. Now, then, you have to pass upon the
credibility Of these witnesses, and you may
take this into consideration In passing upon
the crolIbility of these witnesses. their manner
OH tho stand, their department, their dcmeanor,
aud their antcccdcnts. Tho antccedcnts Of the
thcy have been ~engagci in this nefarious bust.
moss for n considerable period of time. inducing
persons TO commit crime in order to convict
them OF IT,, You, hayc the testimony OF tho
nrst officer that when he entered these promises
he deliberately said what was not true, that he
game, there from. some person named Jack. u
friend of his, md TINT Is n circumstance that
you hnvc n right TO consider IN determining tho
crc'libil:tr NJ n witness. believe most firmly
that. u inan who lies in the ordinary course Of
bis, duties will lie with his hand on the Bible"
The 'wo policemen turned rcd and moved
Cneusiiy In their chairs. Tho jury promptly
acquitted the woman on trial.
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DELAWARE. LACKAwANXA a. wEsTERS
X. n
Stations In Vow York. foot OF barclay ana
christopher SIS.
SRyTlHCLE TRAINS, PULLMAN BUFFET
CARS. PINTSCH LIGHT.


Direct route To Newark. Bloomfield. M~ontclair. tho
Oranges, Summit. BernardsviiIc, Baking Ridge. Mad
isun. Morristown. PassHi :. Pai- r>On. Ioonton. Dover.
Stanhope, Newton. Budd's Lake. Lake liOpatcong,
Hackettstown. Schooley'> Mountain. Washington,
Phillipsburg, EIston. Water Cop. Str0udsburH, pocono
Mountain. Scranton. PI;;stun. Wllkesbarre. SHHtivoke,
Danyille. northumberland. MOntrose. Bi~nghamton,
Oxford. Norwich. Wat"rville. Utica. Ricilneld Springa.
Cortland. Syracuse, OHwrgo. Ithaca OwcgO, Elmira,
Corning. Bath. Darsviile, Buffalo. and all points West.
Northwest, and Southwest,
500 a. M.-Binghamton Mail. Stops at principal
stations.
1000 a. M.-CCafe car)-Buralo. Scranton. Bling.
hainton. Owego. Ithaca. Eimira, Utica Syracuse.
and oswego Express. Pullman buffet parlor cars,
Connecting ut Buffalo With trains Tor Chicago and
points West.
400 y. M.-Scranton, Blnghannton. and ElmiFa
RKDrsss. Pullman butfet pariOr cars.
400 y. M.-SCranton, Wiikcsbarre, and Plymouth
Express. Pullman bu1et parlpr cars.
100 u. M.-iDailyl-Chic go Nestihule Limited Ell
press for Scranton. Binghunton. Elmira. Buffalo.
Pullman BUFFET sleeping car New York to Chicago.
Dining car west Of Buffalo.
$40 T., M.-NDaily i~--fufralo Express. Pullman
slecperS for Scranton, BinghamtOn, flm.ra- bath.
Mt. Morris. aud Buffalo. arriving Buffalo s A. VI.
OixO y. .-lDailyl-Bnnal o. scranton. bingham.
Oswego EApress. Pullman buffet slecpers.
Ticket am! Pullman accommodation AT Henry Gaze
& Sons. LtG., lib Broadway, II Park place. and l29
Broadway and "i2 broadway. Tickets al Ftrry sta.
lions. III ith nv, cor. 18th AZ ~ Vest l25th 81. 235
Columbus Rv,. New York; ass and ;2j Fulton ST. and
LOG BROADWAY, BROOKLYN. Time tables giving full In
fol matte at all stations.
Westcotts Express Company will call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence TO destination,
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proposals.

Il plies ard Accounts. Navy Department, Washing.
ton, ID. G.. until ~ O'Clock roun. November -, 1877.
and publicly opened iminc lately thereafter. to fur.
nish az Tie New York navy Yard - quantity OF eiec.
tric lamps. Insulating tape. brushes. Dolt-. nuts.
brass hand liant rms, lamps. rather mats. mesiin.
twist drills. taps, glass. screws: ardwa are. ~padlocks,
sheet lead, machinery steeh. riyet sieCl, sheet tin.
steel plates, asbestos Inillh1ard. asbestos packing.
max packing, gum packing, paints, marine glue, red
lead. white lead. white zine, carbonate or potash, sal
soda, Iuhricating grease, polishing paste. cylinder oil,
Ilnseed oil, sperm oil. nsef taliow. turpentine. gum
shellac. varnish, pipe fittings. brass pipe, iron pipe.
manila paprr. grOulmets. eyeletS. tools. emery cloth,
niles. SOAP. sponGes. white ash, white cedar.
white OAR. white piEe, yellow pine. and aprue-. Blank
Navy Pay onios, New York. EDWIN STEWART, Pay
RASIOr 6snstk. q. .. u, tL-J]V1.
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amotherrd by ConI Gas.

Michael! Lussan, aged c5.'a Hungarian EN-.
ploycd by J. @. Truesdcll Of 235 Clinton avenue,
Newark. was sinothcrcd by coal gas in a room in
tho stable in the rear OF the house on Monday
night. TIcre was a stove in the room, and be.
foro retiring ~!.ussan allied 1t up with coal and
close.l n, pipe dampc-.
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HAMBURG. AMERICAN LINE.

From New York to Plymouth Iondon>. Cherbourg.
Paris, and Hamburg. "
TWIN SCREW EXPRESs SERVICE begins Feb. go. 90.
TWIS.SCREW MAIL SERVICE ~.Y.-Hamburg direct
Palatia. Nov. go, Up. NJ. Prussia. Nov. 20, = A. NJ.
First cab. 500 up; second class, $40; steersge. o39.
Hamburg. American Line. ~ BrondMny.
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Real estate fur SaIs-guuutru.

= ACRES line truck land on main road and within
~ few minutes walk OF two railroad stations for
0l25; IS down, 81. 25 weekly; immediate possession;
no interest; no mortgages rich land no rocks. stones,
or swamps convenient to two nice towns; one hour
from Philadelphia. half hour from Atlantic City; q
One little farm for small fruits. vegetables. or poul.
try. Pull details OF RISLEY, l3 Chambers st.
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave :;rw York. foot OF Chnmbers
ST.. as follows, and hNO minutes earlier from West
2Bt ST.
O.0l a. VI, -Vrstlhula Express daily for Bing'
J.OO hamtOn, Wavcrly, FNnira. BuHa!o. Bradford.
arr" . buffalo 900 !. NJ. farl"r car 10 Buralo
I).0l q, VI, -NcStIbuic Iiu!tei-FHst mail daily.
Z.OV solid train for. chicago, via Chau;snHna
Lake. arrives Cleveland 7in A. NJ, Chicago o J.. NJ.
sleeperS 10 Chicago, Cleveland, and Cincinnati Din
Ing car
C.0n =. M.-BuTa,o and cleveland Ncstibule Er-
Gov press daily, arrives nj Buffalo 200 4. ".
bradford ~; \. ~. jamestown 900 4. NJ, Ciere'
land l2:An J.. NJ. i%Slcrp"is {" hIrnlo and CleNe-
land. making direct connection fgr Detroit, Chicago.
Hrd The West, CRfr i"hrRry Car,
O. y. M.-DAly-Nta Chautauqua Lake and
OH NIAGARA FAILS. SOLID tram o. Chicago. sleep
es 10 Hosnel!svil!r, Chicago. aud cincinnati. DINING
rar.
TlCEETs, Local TIME CAErS. ANn PCILMAy
i ACCOMMODATIONS at M, llH, 2bl. inl, ana
037 H~rnGdway, l27 BOw"fy, 1870 last l2ath st and
81 West l25th st., Cbam'"rs anu West !hl az ferries.
New York 8SA aud 726 TUl;'n ~, 100 broadway.
Brooklyn; zoo Hudson 81, Hul0krr, aud Jersey City
station. W'stcutt'N Express cai!s Tor and rhecks nAg'
sag" from hotels Gni rusii"ucrs &" destination.
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CT. HARRINGTON, Mass. Berkshire Inn, A p, o3 up
LONDON. Eng ."......H Hotel Cecil. z. p, 90 up
LONDON. Cwes;minister). st. Ermin's Hotel, high.class.
Unexcelled for luxury. comfort. cuisine. E.P.. 81 up
LOUISVILLE, Ky Gait House. A.P.. $50: Rooms. 81 up
~MARsEILLEs. Fr........ Hotel Noailles ct M~etropole
NAPLES Italy. Hotel Royalties Etrangen. A. p. So up
do. Highest. healthiest ~position) .Htl Bristol.A. Pes
do. .......... (splendid view south). Parkers Hotel
do. Grand Hotel-de-Londres
NEW ORLEANS. La. New ST. Charles Hotel.A p. % up
do. ........The Cosmopolitan Hotel. z. p. $3.50 up
NEW YORK. ........... Fifth Avenue Hotel. A. p. S5
do. (B'wAy & a9th st.).. .Gilsey House. L. p. % up
do. 9th av&4oth st. h ewindsor ,ap. s4up; 10. p. 81. soup
do. The Netherland. z. p. 0e; A. p. so up
do. ....... 70. b. Libbey) Albemarle Hotel. 4. p. %
do. IN. B. Barry New st. Cloud Hotel. Z. p, 0i.bo
do. ...E. llth ST. Aibert.st. stephens, Z. p. 81 up
do. toth nv. ana 10Th ST. Hotel Kensington Z. P o. so
do. 81. )Balmoral tlpuites). q. p, 81 .b0up
do. se.cor. 9th av. and 10th ST.. Hotel Hanover. A. p.
do. t5sth ct. & Mad. av) Madison Av. Hotel. a.p. S3 up
do, Chamberlain W. B'way)CosmopolitauHt ,e.p, slup
do. CB'wsy& b4th st)Hotel Bay ard family Hotel. A p.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. New Walton Hotel, Z. p. o. up
do. .............. Tho Aldino Hotel. A, r.. e3. so up
do. Restaurant Ale. &Tdh. >The Lafayette F. T. 81 up
do. (Arch and I2th ST. Hotel Hanover. A. p, e2 up
RICHMOND. Va, The Jefferson. f. 7. 81 .3oup;A T. .s5up
SCHENECTADY. n. w.. The Edison. A. r., Sa.50 up
ST. GEoRGE. STATEN ISL, Tho c~sstleton, A. p. 81 up
ST. LOUIS. 40. Planters Hotel. E,P. Ssup;A.P. % mp
do. .... .Lindell Hotel. r. p, alup; A. p, se. 90 up
SYRACUSE. n. Y. Yates Hotel. +. p. Si.5oi A. r.. u
TROY, N. The Troy House. A. p. ss up
UTICA. \. Y.......... The Dutterned. A., P. % TO e5
WASHINGTON. D. c......., Arlington Hotel. A. p. S6
do. ............... Tho Raleigh, z. p. $3.50 up
do. ....-......,T The Cochran Hotel, A.P.. % up
do. Riggs House. wiliArd's 4 National, A. p. o. up
do. ................T The Colonial, A. p, $3.50 to o.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO,

Leave New York. whitehall Terminal.
'Daly y. 4 Except sunday, ISuniay,
Chicago, 'l:gJ A. n, 'l'5h T. NJ. 'l2.lu night,
p!ttsLnrr. '4'2b \. NJ fa'Ei p, ~, ilb5 T. NJ,
'lY;iO nIIht.
CmeiGl@ti. 81. Louis, 'D:5T \ ~ I'll - r. II.
Washington, Baltimore, = $780, IL .n,nerr. al 25
A. III. tDiner, -i.5i ,uinrr}. 81 20 - nrr., 'I!53
DINER, 'j35h Y. II. T.. 40 night,
Norfolk. ~ - 4. NJ.
hrw o leans. 1855 T. NJ through Sl'-prrh
Traius leave Liberty Il, o minutes later,
All trains AFRO illuminated with Piat"ch lignt.
Eat IAN e. IL n1~sfy,, ~ sssa, IL tpu,,sa x.
pEoOkiyhi WhIishni Terminal Baggage akaanD4
1o0 bob1 ~ tAaAeAoo eeSunA1eS
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White STAR LINE,

Britannia. e. Nov. IL, noon iAdriatic. ..... Dec. l, noon
Majestic. .. Nov. %. noon lGermanic.. Dec. 8. noon
NO COTTON CARRIED BY PASSENGER
Pier as, North River. Once. q Broadway. New York.
II. MAITLAND kERSEY, Agent.
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New York and Boston All Rail,

y, y, y. II. & II. r.. X. and connections.
From GTaud Central station.
Leave, By wRy of Due,
hiO4 A, NJ, Springfield ana Worcester. $40 =. ".
1000 A NJ, +tNew LnuiCn ana Providence. 800 Y. ".
lni0R A. NJ, New Luudou aud Providence, AKA T, NJ,
J. "" SprlngiirIa and Worcester bIhP II.
:l;un +. NJ, Air Line ami y l.. h. It.. $500 T.. NJ.
l:Oe i. NJ. New London aud Providence. T:uO y. N.
$500 y. N. sNew IonI N amt pTOvii- nee. Eaud l.. III.
I;0h i. ~. springfield and Worcester, 1900 T.. ~.
300 y. w.. New LnntOn and Prov aIenCc, ~ 90 l.. II.
1900 =. ", sSprlngrrld aaI Worcester RlbA.M N.
1900 =. NJ, 'Sew London aud Providence. 6:25 4. ~,
|Rnns daily. including sunday,
fBaS state Limited all paIlor cars; fare ~, In
Guiding pArlor car seat,
!Air Line Limited; arrives at aud departs from
PARK square Station, Boston Return service same
hour and by same route,
TAf'SSo pei. q. !: r. EE iiiiEiS1 81 ca "a ASsIl
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RAIToRoAD.

$780,
STATIONS foot OF West Twcnty.tn.ri street and Dec
Drosses and cortlandt streets.
u The leaving timn from Desbrosses and Cortlandt
streets is 1--WE minutes later than that given below for
Twenty third stree. station. ,,,o, ,.r., ,
10 Chicago. \: Sqr hes to p=Ittsbirs, ..,
s s,'sss : :: y: f FAS~SsY TE1Fii'' fiair fEf G'fsi!ana;
G ts1nP,ian sar: sie snr cn p,ini"s' E,sv . ! and T"Is on.
ISL! G,sei =. VI, Ea f'aa1sS' nS h0 v /: h1tl S E 5a9Isf
s'ss r. M WEsT iaRS;n E2Pkf HHsSaTS; G iS1nsi
.s Gha'' 3. M For ES,f4T VEST SssnFl hNrRrss. For
Ptttsburg. Cincinnati! indianapolis. St. Louis.
!. NJ MAi hDe1 AND EX IHR sSr' III Pailm masae' nnnss
pittsburrs. ami points West, daily except sunday.
and chicago. Connects for Cleveland and Toledo.
MSasMiNGIox AND THE SOUTH.
7:5o. s:e5, 9:a5. 0:55 IDiningCar, lo;55A: NJ, 1895.
Loo ts;l5 Congressional Lin all parlor and
s:55P NJ. Ia:io night, SUNDAY. s:&5: ya5.' 1888
Din DINING Mi !s cafs,. " tsS 'Sin si1pn ca I'm" los az 1p raE1sF c and
so s:SS +: N !siI9 n,sht: AZ, F. NJ. 1910
COAST L~IsE.-E.press a:as A. NJ. ana
CHESAPEAKE AND oHIo RAILwAy.-4:55 p. n.
FOR DID POINT COMFORT and ~NoRFoLK.-7.Ss
Atlantic Ar n w1Te dry "a and %:5S ? !. n H. IsaE ao,s
CAPE MAI.-l2:55 p. II. week days.
Long Branch. Asbury, Park dntcrlaken sgnd ays).
ocean Grove. AMI Point Pleasant from West TWEEN
ty.third Street Station. $50. 1883 A. NJ, 3:l5,
4:55. ll:2j +. II. Sundays. G:25 A. NJ. A:55 p. NJ.
nrom n"shrosses and Cortlandt Streets, 9:lo A. NJ.
lP;l1; $40. 6;lo. 1880 p NJ. Sundays. S:4o A. M
q HlLADEuPHsA.
6:lh. 7:25. 100. SEQ, $3.50. g:a5 t8:55 Penna. Linn
itedl' S:So Dining Carr 1920. 1888 A. M).12:3o.
ing Car, BOO DINING Car. $40. 800. SOB !. NJ.
lH:lO might, sundays. 6.l5, 1908, s:25. $50. a:23.
e:a5 U.imitedl. 1888. 1890 a. NJ, l:5j Dining Car.
$3.50. i:2o Dining Carr. ABB iDining Carr, 5:55
Dining Carr. $40. 1855, $3.50 7. NJ. l2;iO night.
Ticket offices Nos. IOl, ga, 1875. 1923, III, and 2Rl
broadway | Aston House West Twenty.thirl street
Station. and stations foot OF DcshrOsses and Cort-
landt Streets: 1 Court Street, $40 Fulton Street. ~
Broadway, and BROOKLYN Annex station. Brooklyn,
Station. Jersey City. The Suw York Transfer Com.
many VII call Tor and chnrk Lnrr,ann from, hDfnla
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STEAMBOAT
BOSTON AND NEW ENGLAND,

BTONlNGTON LINZ. via Stonington. Leave Pier
SO. n. r.. one block above Canal at. week days only,
ut Q I. II. Steamers Maine and New Hampshire.
NORWICH LINE, via New London. Leave Pier 40
told NO.. n. r.. nsxt Desbrosses ST.. week days only.
at 0 p. n. Steamers City or Lowell and City Of
Lawrence.
FALL RIVER LIVE. via Newport and Fall River.
Leave Pier ls. y. r.. foot OF Murray ST.. week days
only. at 500 T. n. Steamers Priscilla and Puritan.
Orchestra on each.
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ut

"ANTED-six intelligent canv Of good ad,
w drets TO sell our Vest Pocket Guide, with Insur
Snce; o. TO el0 per day. Traders and Travellers. st.
Paul building. 9Th door. ego broadway. New York.
WINTED-YounE man to forwar half.bound
w books. 1897 Vesey st.. top door.
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For OLD Point Comfort, Norfolk. Newport, News.
Petersburg. Ortsmouth Primers Point, Richmond,
Virginia Beach. Va. and Washington. D G: Freight
and Passenger steamers sail from Pier 20. North
River. every week day, except Saturday, at 3 p. NJ,
and Saturday, at 1 p. N.
W. L. G~UILLAUDEU Vice Prest and Traffic Mgr.
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ALBANY Evening Line.

The popular steamers ADIRONDACK and DEAN
will leave Old Pier 81, y. r.. foot Canal
st.. at q p. II. daily Sunday excepted). making direct
connections with trains North. East. and West.
CATsKILI. HUDSON AND ROATS
leave Pier ~, n. r., foot Of Christopher ST.. every
week day at q p. u.
LIVINGSTON LINE. West 10th st. Daily 4 p. NJ. SAT-
IN urdRys at l. Steamers BALDWIN and ROMER for
Cornwall. Sewburg, New Hamburg Marlboro. Milton.
PoughkeepSie, Hyde Park. Esopus, Kingston, connect
Ing with Q. & d. 4. X. for all points In Catskills.
NEW HAyEN.-Fare 81; EXCURSION, el.50.
Fast steamers leave Pier go. z. r.. daily (Sundoys
excepted. Q p. N. and l2 midnight. arriving in time
points North.
ID AMSDELL LINE.-SteAmers leave Pier "a, n. r.,
N foot Franklin st.. for Cranston's. West Point.
Cold Spring. Cornwall. Fishkill Landing, Eewburg.
week uavs o p. NJ; sundays o A. II.
TROY DOATs.-CITY OF TROY or SARATOGA
leaves West 10th At. daily. except Saturdays, . =. NJ.
connecting with Delaware and Hudson and Fitchburg
trains. Sunday steamer touches at Albany.
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for Sale OF GD 3et-Citp.

WooDLAwN. New York city. to let; cottage, eight
w rooms; improvements; olH.
IRVING. Slb Madison av.
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MAINE STEAMSHIP CO.,

90. 90 to Portland, We, ana Return.
Steamships John Ehglis and Manhattan leave Pier
9S, East River. foot OF Market at, Tuesdays. Thurs
days. and Saturdays at 5 =. NJ. Steamers fitted with
every modern Improvement for comfort and con
venience OF tourists.
onces. 273 Broadway and 22e South st.
II. HALL. General Agent.
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Kantrd-fsmale
THE sun
HARLEM BRANCH
ll9 WEST L257H STREET

A -A.-i:xprrie. cei hand embroideren to do
IAs anchors ami bars.
HEIGHT & CO. Prince and Wooster SITS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. coilhtors, hand folders.
ID and point machine ;-rdrrs.
NORTH RIVER BISDEitN &C. l0l and l63 Bank ct.
nSTKICH FEATHtKS.-FrIy good curriers' wanted;
" work given home.
A. HEILBRuN 4 CO. o3O.03s Broadway.
I IMBRELLAS.-Girls to run ard tip.
~ URREI * CORR, = Ltspenari Ct.
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PRINTED MATTER, &c,-Germnn steamer sailing
on Iuesaays tate Printed Matter. &C.. foT Ger
many. and Specially Addressed Printed Meter,
&C., FOR other parts OF Europe. A%uiericsn aud
WHITE star steamers on Wednesdays, German
steamers on Thursdays. and Cunard. French. and
German steamers on Saturdays take Printed MAI
ter. 40. for all countries for which they are ad'
vertised to carry mail.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-17

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP co.
IN SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON AND CONTINENT.
FAST
Kaiser. Tu, Nov. go. 2 pm. Trave. Tu, Dec. II. DAM.
Spree. Tu.. Nov. 80. o Saalo. Tu, Dec. 81, Q A. N.
ELRIC & Co, 2 Bowling Green.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-05
JUDGE CAMPBELL KICKS
AS Is His Custom He Speaks Very Plainly
in Court.

Ex-Judge ". P. Campbell created a
ripple al the court house yesterday
when the prisoners were brought before
Judge Dale 10 make their plea as is the
custom on the first day of every term.
Judge Campbell who was present a. the
time, noticed that his clients. two color
ed men, were shackeled, while others
charged with greater crimes did not
have the liberty OF their arms or limbs
curtailed in any manner. The sheriff
had brought the prisoners into court per-
sonaIly.
When Judge Campbell saw the cond,-
ton OF his clients he addressed the court
and desired 20 know the reason why his
clients were shackeled in the presence Of
the court and perhaps IN the presence o.:
the jury or some of them. He thought
il was a grand stand play OF some kind
10 create the impression that they were
bad men. He therefore entered MS pro-
test against it. Judge Dale did not give
him much satisfaction. He said the
prisoners were in the hands Of the sheriff
and would not be snackeled when they
came 20 trial. Sheriff Cone explained
that no discrimination between prison.
ers was intended.
set for trial May 10 and the case of the
state vs.. Cunningham was set for May
90 There is some talk OF taking a
change OF venue n the Cunningham
case.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-05
FROM A CATAPULT
Geo. Oppenstein Knows What 1t II to be
Shot From q Gun.

Last night Theodore Paul moved into
his new home on the West Side. He
had to move at night on account Of
close business duties az the shop.
George Oppenstein and brother helped
him. The first load on: of the house
and across the alley was a procession
about like this: First. George Open
stem with bunch of bed springs, with
Stats that extended from above his head
10 below his knees. Next came Mr.
Fred Oppenstein with a large mirror,
etc. followed by Mr.. Paul.
When George Oppenstein went 70 step
over one board left on the yard fence,
wnen they were carrying out the furni-
ture, the bottom OF the stats caught.
and over he went. face first. full length
on the springs. When ne struck the
Groun1 The strong recoil OF the springs
pitched him head first into the load his
brother was carrying behind him,
smashing things all to finders and
landing against Mr.. Paul Mr.. Open
stein says he wouldn't mind little fly
but ne objects TO being shot through a
whole procession. The damage amount
ed . several dollars.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-05
CITY IN BRIEF.

Rev. Bernard Kelly - in the city
There are several cases OF the measles
IN town.
J C. u. Morse OF Hutt hinson was in
the city las; night
H II. Kim5ie OF Kansas City was a.
the Carey last n GIT.
Tee c. c. Cycling club took a spin
ABOUT the city lag, night
F. c Fife OF Newton was a guest Of
the Manhattan yesterday.
E H Kitchen az Newton was dong
business n :he city yesterday.
Ralph Millison LEI; ias; nigh: on a
business trip 70 Kansas City.
Scott Z. Winnie Of Hutchinson was
registered s, the Carey yesterday.
Business = showing additional i'm
pEsvanent a; ne stock yards every day.
William Scott. a prominent citizen 81
Barton county. is II ne cry visiting lis
sons.
Ms. Eoobsns Q. Norwich. accon2an-
led oy her children. was IN toNn yes
:srday.
George Il. Schsd Of Kansas City s
visiting rs parents. Dir. and Mrs Henry
Schai
y. Ssa,zss - Parsons. Kan. ne new
division deputy revenue coIlsr,or. : II
The ci-y.
N-s BIsado G,diiIgs has been danger