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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-23
CoWJGAL TROUBLES IN BROOKLYN.


a SAM WOMAN COMMITTED TO TIE LUNATIC
ASYLUM.
Mrs. Eluriia K. Manning brought suit in the
Wv Coat .i Brooklyn, few months ago, to obtain a
"nied divorce from Acr husband, John c. Manning, a
ar'gsht 90 Clinton and West Batc-sts on the ground
Vi cruelty and lubamau treatment. The cast was sent 70
Ifeioes Wiz has heard all the testimony but has not
!"i'cercc M report 10 te Court. The parties 10 the
st meanwhile lived uuhapply together until Friday of
ISL wee" When Mls. Manning caused her husband
10 ne arr siol FOR alleged cruel treatment ana
!" ~ return made II appear that she was insane.
Oh me cay IA question the husband se for two ply
s'I'h' and upon their arrival informed them that his
VIC NaS la'ing maniac, and had attacked him with
1H'e cutting him severely and threatening his life The
u'''0s' ali'r brief consultation and examination Of
'ais0 pronounced her insane and signed GER
uSac Nt 'f-Ct. Upon this document justices Walsh
80 Duo1' tucct the woman 10 be incarccrBted iu
iar As' uu at Flathnsh, Ia spite of her own pro-
1"uls AMI th 81 OF her friends, VINO believed that she
Nhs d. fcyty zane.
icatrd.y the woman brought before Judge Pratt
A. ~ SPECIAL trm Of tho SnpIr COuri, Oh "A writ of
n"D.ih corpus. Drs. Peter J. Dryer ana r. ~ DrHow-
~ shrd 20 having been eal,cd 90 Mrs Manning
! "u nor 'AauLe her pulse, hut Judged from her Ian
- anu luuks mat sr Wdr suffering from acutc mnuia
tuht ~" would Toe rettrr oil II placed whtre she
uu, De relieved from the troubles she was UNDERGOING
VI "heetf Ust'd that lac had known the lady for Az
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HAVE PASSENGERS NO RIGHTS

TO me EdttOT OF INC
SIR: While standing at the tlcket-olice Of
the cw-Jerscy Central Railroad to-day, very respect
able looking elderly gentleman, accompanied by two
ladies' came into the Office The gentleman inquired
what time the train would leave for given place The
ticket agent snared the gentleman then
asked If time he gave the time from mas side or
from the other se Of the river. The agent made no reply
until the question mad been very politely repeated when
the agent roared out at the top Of his voice and in the
most insulting manner, "Whcrc do you think IL starts
from ?" aud continued talking In violent and IN
suitng tone. IAe gentleman demonstrated WIN MIN i0f
answering la that way, hut this only made MN SUI
more naOlcn aud brutal In his manner and speech.
have sen much innnenoe among railroad employees. but
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN NAILS.
WEDNESDAY Amman %

WEDNESDAY. AUGusT a.
Europe, md
Wyoming close $3.50 Supplementary Mail on Pier No 46
n. X. Is closed at lO:20s. m.
ian letters deposited in Supplementary Mails prepaid Win
double postage
Mails Thomas The Argentine Republic and Brazil per steamship
South America. cue az m.
Mails for Havana, w j. steamship Cleopaa close at D.
THURSDAY. August q.
Europe via Liverpool per steamship City Of Bristol close
N. Supplementary Mail Pier No IS n R. closed
lt2O q.
Mails for the German States via Bremen per steamship Kon
dofe AZ " M
Mails for and the Wet Indies per steamship Missouri close
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PdSSENGERS SAILED.

FOR HAMBuRG-In steamship Ancmania Aug 22Nrs Roseni
San Fancfco; Miss Henrietta Ro.enfd do; Miss osenfe
Henry Ros,rei do Master L. RoHued Go Mr. D. Laurent,
Conntnope Mr. aac Spever San Frpucco; Mrs BALM
noboken; Dr Chas emel Michigan: Mr. MARY J.. Hempe
NJ Felix Friedman. Ntglork Mr. T. GOscn.
hanson. Nashville; Dr. h. nta Now-Jersev; Khu,
NcwYork; Mr. W. Green adv ami child X Mr. H. j. Scomp,
Mrs Maggie Scomp Mr. VIM v Spngy Kentuckv. Mr.
child Hototeni Mis- Caroline Lchrcrg Albany Mr. Schengr
children Pmlte plis; Nrs Il. Mobns Eeu-York
WAYNE Plrorh Mr. Marie Z1hn Boston; Mr. j. Frank Mrs s.
Rscry York; Mrs G. Stole Francisco Nj Baxter
Nashville, and others in the Storage
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CRIMINAL COURTS.

Paul II. Lachantin, POst-Ofice clerk, charged
embeung Letters ntrus,d his held yesterday $1,000
hail by Commissioner Osborn
At the Tombs Police Court Justice Bowling com
Martin Kelly printer for having seized Martin Dunn Of NO %
By tie throat aud hell him while confederate named
stabbed him In the left arm Cain escaped.
In the Court of Special Sessions before Judge
bowling Yesterday John Morgan for stealing Undertaking Isaac
Lew the Peleut for four Dau
temtnh pick IOck yeseyst sI months Thomas Cunning
earring formidable knife which b. used IN cutting peek.
~. out persons clothes, months. Patrick Ioyle
stealing coat worth sc from Nathan Kugleys Franklin.
~ ~ months Thomas Kelley assauing Adam
Trce ard attempting rob them the ager-tee No III
Charles Burton. charged with
Evs discharged condition that be
stheine L. stealing sc from James Hebron
Wo House lhsm Baker, embeu,ng 81 40 from employer
PeutentaTy, two months.
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civil, NOTES

Owing to the illness of Judge Curtis, yester
day. the Marine Court was adjourned till this morning
The calendar remains unchanged.
In the Supreme Court, Chambers, yesterday,
Mr. Knitting applied to Judge Sutherland for the release
Of william L. Jones' FOurthave. conductor, held
for stabbng Andrew OConnor July d. in the barrOom
at FOurthave. and Tmrty-secOndst., OCOnnOr having
recovered from his injuries Jones was released on
5000 bail.
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TsTRIKINGr A RAILROAD.

TO the Edttor OF the Tribune
SIR: / have seen McKay's letter, which APP
pcared in your paper OF Saturday. ready to prove
in Court the truth of my statement which appeared in
your columns the 18th inst in relation TO Gov Lind
say and Mckay and would add that in future shall
take no notice Of any newspaper articles from Mckay on
that subject. ID. N. STANTON, Pres.
OGioe Of the Alabama and Chattanooga r. r. Co., No
90 Broadtrdg Netr- York. Aug. u, 1911
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COURTS MARTIAL HAVE NO POWER TO IMPRIsON

In the Supreme Court Chambers, yesterday,
counsel applied Judge Sutherland for the release on
habeas corpus Of John Foster member of Company g.
18th Regiment, who had been lodged in Ludow-st Jail
on warrant issued by authority Of the regiment, after
his trial by courtmartia for the non-payment Of mill
tary fines. The petitioner is minor and Joined Com
pany at the age OF H. The fines incurred through
pettoners absence during the sickness OF his mother
which terminated death. He applied for leave of alb
sence during sickness but IL refused. His Coun
claimed that being minor he could not he held, and
that there was power in cOurtmartial Ia imprsOn
man for non-paynent of military fine. The Court
taiued both points, and discharged thepetitlOner.
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I'M An Cnnrf All Snecinl "a
DECIsIONs-AUGUsT %.

Supreme Court ChGmbrs-By Judge Cardozo.-
Mitchell at Receivers fees hied at per cent, Sc.
S,ipeyior C0urt-SDcriai IGm-By Judge Spencer
-Srser rg Solomon: BauusOh CaIstens OBnen ay The
How nd "a oohige-OIdefs grutel Cooling sg VOseMouoI
1.1iet wild =
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never saw more unprovoked insoence than this agent
exhibited. T. Il. ROBERTS.
Nep- York, Aug. IS, ISL.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

rses..... SIT sun - Moon tetE.....IlI
THIS nAN-iN
Sandy Hook island IN Hen Gate Ferry. 800
DAY--P "
My Heok.... lOi Cows Island ...la Hell Gate Ferry JZ'
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J. GREyviLtE KANE. Sece arr.
SUPREME CoURT-In the matter Of tn the "a ap .,
NewlorA, relative to the WIDENING and STRENGTHENING Of
BROADWAY.
RetWeen Thrvourth and nnh street and also the making
PSF. ofBroaway between Ihreon street and IhhtS
,ss Of GREATER width than Que Hundred Feet in CITY New
Ig,. o, Estimate and Assessment, in the
above entitled matte, hereby give nGue to ne mneI or
lands affected thereby and to all SIfr' whom u NAY e"sn % NV
Yrs That We have completed onr estimate ana Ssii ~ i
av lands affected terhv and be- may he opposed to the same 10
Tet their objections writing day erid toJoan Jones esq
ouI a. tie od Commissioners No - Nassan street
room No. ~ th. city before the 18Th dv fSepiember ~
t G re afer tie sld 18Th day tembe 67 and for
that purpose vii be attendance at our said ohce on each Of sHd ten
oSi That ssct The said and ment together
which b report have been deposited IN tle
o Of the department Of Public WORKS ia The City Of Ne" iorA there
TAd That M huits embraced By tue assessment oIc'1 ore
being said city ana bounded by anil ncue and contained "nh Tue
center tie following named streets and avenues that is 70 say
Beginning at the point Of intersection Of the center le Of Fy'nnh
with the center rs Of Kh ard running ae1,e Tae
avenue ,ogh along the center line Of Madison ayehat 70 W
street tue line Of Lexington thence sout
cry along The enter Ps t y along he center line Of
Fourteenth the ceur LIE Of Fourth avenue urh
thence westerly along the center line If sof place 20
ouy along the center line Of BrohdT. TO TIE Ssr l oe ne
euier line OF Sixth avsiue thence Dorher, along zoe e e
ne the center Fourteenth street 10 The center ne m
the center line OF NeHruh avenue 70
ier line Of Tvenh street thence westerly along me center he
Trsth street line OF Eighth avenue tteoe IoIe
be ] line Of Eighth avenue The center line u GRen eghtn
street therce along the center ne o. IWenN ~
hecer;cr line Of Ninth avenue thence nouEtrI a'.R ~, 49,
Ninth avenue line Of Sixty ,iNth street
the center line VI Sixty sixth street 10 the center ne u n;
and southey along the center line OF hsan " ~" P'
or place Of beginning 20, a., ..,,.. % ,te sDpr,me
fourth. That rer0rt herein vii DO pfesentu hti
Cont OF the state AZ special tfn ueIc W
fore the Honorable Albert Carioo Justice 10 r ~ Z ,,,s
M CIV Hall In the Cy NoN.lork, upon iuitit
DAYS 10 be hereafter tao daily newspapers .i ~
ofe6York psruant 10 provisions Of The Fourth See' V
Of the Laws the state Of Ne"loA p4s1 FeOul 80
1871. go,
'''' " ~ JHHE 3 JS %GoD Commissioners.
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DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST.
kRN RAILROAD.
lREIs And Es.LN LINInLOh


NEW BROAD GAUGE LINEo Water o. urg scranton
D,pO in SewYort foo, Of Blrcny and foot Of ,io-5ert
,o > hAER ARRANGEMENTS. commencing MOSDN, July H.
500 BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via Boor,on Banrs
connecting Dovr With Cester R At va, oo viii sssseI r r.
and At Scranton with aud B. R. for Kingston wilesaaue P'
EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN eonueetng', Denle
An and Newt Washington VITA tie m h. asl W. R. 4.
for VS.. Gap StrOu 5urg, Scranton. Bend Bughnn SRA
euse and O'0ego ad at Las,on with Lbgh VALLEY r. m all points
l21O H.. LEHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS .or, at Nerart Morris.
Dover waterloo, hscetsown Washington, Ph1surg and
" 4 BEL Del r r. for Beiyi.re &c. ana at Fssfo1 v tn p
for Bethlehem Allentown Mauh Chunk WAtsbarre, Reading and
100 p m. BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN va Paterson "A
orprga principal stations Connect ng at Dover with CLetr H. H.
40 ASTON EXPRESS a. Dover With Chester
R. at Waterloo with SUSSEX r. and at aton WITH l. v T. H. 'of
2:lo ,. HACKETTSTowY MAIL connects with BoOaton Chester
'D ':.' D. D.. 80 'TI -rrSrOwS EXPRESS
For HoRRSrOWN, at 7:5 s:l ll: 1900 m, 2;0 JED 'I0
For SUNNI and in;eun.I,e stations at $50 7'7a $40 1910
For ORANGE and South oRAS y, Coz q "a 9o go n.l2
am Fo ~ SEyAgK go 1915 7:e $50 $40 $40 .ioo loo
400 ll0 AMI m. ~O goo. -1:s -:-l $50; $50 tl
,i:2o 40 $40 $40 sJ3 900 ~ go .s 80 3d. and
leave YerYork Tor BLOOMFIELD and MQNIcLAIa CO.
p r., for LAKE HoPATCoSG leave Nsslo, Z 5;i' M
20 q ore. go ni $40 % s1 osnE ;e For BtDs
LAkE t7:i5 2:O N 3:'o an go n leayiss 2 sy
WARE WATER GAP at 900 and go 4 ~ FOR fi,hflELD
SPRINGS t3a cCNoth superb l'.'h'
FRIE RAILWAY.-TRAINS Leave DepOts
H. foot Of ham er..s. and o.t of2,s: A. follows: .
Through Trains leave than erst a. II a M ~
NJ AMI daily New and improved Drawing Room 'oa'n's
pany the throrg Buffalo lni >1, el 81 ~
connecting orgeve with magnificent Sleeping Coaches TunnnE
Ceyeln and Cincinnati Size ing tosc - ac'o' e
II a. n train Susquehanna Bn' the SD: Train from
susrcno Bige All the train from Sc Or. 20
fac. Suspension Bridge, and Cincinnati An Emran Tran leaves
u For Por Jsrvs and Way 800 a N. ami 4:9Op.u
Por Mlitowu and Way -I:O and J'' p n ani SanuA
onv. $3.50 a m.
For OtisyiIe and WAY. al -il:3o .. II.
EorE New and WAY, m. 800 ard ':y p. m.
For Suf,n and Way, AMI 9 p.
Per Pes an "a. AZ t:i5, 10 ms u m' 'I'f' o'C'
8:l5 D m sni IL mln lh-. ,,.,
z4U 500 ami e ij and We've Ys ana sltn 'l
For Pemo5t Ny,k Tamanl and WAY. 900 g. tl3 '3l1
tl5 4l. IS: $50 and 80 aud Nria' ana SiLf
DAYS ONLY midnight. spec! sulay at 1850 H. a.a a.
B-Trains leaving hfhours have
boat
B;l5 N.
Coaches aud for toe checking AMI Transfer Of BAG
gage nav b. left Company Offices, al st ~ B1aiaag A5
5amberst Graenwichst; l25s'. aud 81 euue, lrm
Cou.t Brookyn; 10 Broadway, Wiamshu D1ots foot 81
Chsmbpst Of 2}l Ncwiork; AMI Long Doc Depot
JERSEY CITY. and OF the Agents the principal hotels
Daily. Tor Pemgni and Mack . tfo' ha'leasaeE
l. b. RI'CKER "A ust q WI r. BARR
Gru'lSuDL I'LL Gen fass 2 Al
NETWORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
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corRr cALENnAas-rm. pa,.
SUPREME COuRT-CH
D.

srpsrvy -CpArBPs-SrrHFFLSD Court OPEN at 10
g. M. Calendar called at Il ~.
Call higgins at No. ~ . -.
4, y .M.lard act. Crawford p'IhOn mutual Life Ihs Co
u. .Kiuke lg- PeiersOn. -. AZ b"'l'
9p Tsuton 40 1;rol 49, Shaw sg smith.
"a In p Prttiou of M,ImAu AIT IS. Bel Darwin.
Tartor a.. Pierce sgt Norwich Fire Ia,
%. judd at. Boyd. . -" -.
3J same agt. saline. 50. Same hg. Albany City Fire
Ins. Go.
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Ueooinq CARDS., &r.

1T WIN. EVERDELLs SONS, No: lOi Full
n ons,-w EDDING CARDS and FINE sIAlloNLhi' 'hf''V
lishcd 1871
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Gilunlions Uanteo--5emales


FIRST-CLASS C0ACIIMAN can be had
~ for small wages STEADY place milk and willing to DO any
thing required gentleman wanting him trial not the rht
lind Of will charge BIN nothing iOr his time best City references
Adire~- n. G.. l54 Tribune O6cr.
JVANTED-A position as HOUSEkEEPER
w in hotel private lady who bad considerable
experience given required Address HOUSEkEBPER
Tribune Office.
FAMILIES, Summer Houses, and Boarding.
Houses HELP ~ all naonaNes. in cit
conntry supplied Immediately WALKEKS EMPLOYMENT
OFFICE l3J SiNthaye drug store.
GOOD German Female Servants at Mrs. Iiild's
~ Institute ~ Norfolk between ngton and Santonss
DELIABLE Catholic and Protestant Servants
constantly on hand at M YORKSTONS Office ~ BeeclersL
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Ocean Cleaners.

TOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
i IN I'D STATES ,nd BRAZIL STEAMSHIP C0hPASf
Regular Mah steamers sailing on The ~ Of every mouth
S9Rra ANERJci, G,pl sl.cam, september q
Thts" o steamers s on schedule time g.
Pars Psmbuco Bahia and Rio de Jan gong and returning For
VIM r. II G&RSIsoS AsshI no. BovIiugresa, SewYorI
FOR LIVERPOOL,
WA QUEENSTOWN,
CARRYING THE u g. MAILS
THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM COMPANY
wi" dispatch Of their felOs foil iron 'e" steamships
FROM PIER No. 10, n r., EVERY wEDNESDAi'
as follows:
WYOMING Can't wHiyEalY.......Augut23 AZ HOO a. m
hiNsEsoTA, Capt T W. FEEgaAs. August 3d. at 1ooPm'
IDAho Capt september6 at IL A. M
MANHATTAN, Capt Pace IT, September g. at y m
COLORADO Cap. 7 FREEMAN. September H. at 800 m
WISCONSIN, Capt. WILLIAMS September 20 at 1890
Hb'ADh Capt. FoRsfrH. September q, at 300 p IN
Cabin passage $50 gold.
sheage passage (0Gce. No 20 Broadray) $40 eaueaer
For freight or cabin passage, spply
WILLIAMS GUToS No 50 wans.
INMAN LINE. - For QUEENSTOWN and
hyEGP00ImRoa Mail Steamers appointed foews
CITY OF BRo0KLYN. ...sATuRD1Y GGg Jpn
C CTY or or PkRs sas
succeeding SATURDAY THURsDIf from Pier g. Is
RATES OF PASSAGE
FIRST IN Gold ss fissGS IN
To- To- b3son......,,. 50 So To To P bS3.oa,
Passenger Forwarded Hamburg sseden Norway
cIecaa b bought here moderate rates. by persons wishing to
JOIN G. DALE A,eS So. Is Broadway NY.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP
FOR soUTHA%PToS AND BREN IN rur,sr,v
August p Bremen Per foot Thirs HOOOken TO be
Steamship WISER Capt VIM H. wenke SATURDAY August %.
RAILS OF PASSAGE TO LONDON, HAyRs AND BREMEN:
tPAYABLs IN GOLD, ITS EQUIVALENT IN cuRRENcrl
Fr,t cabin,
Second cabin
Sf it passage ;cp;to oEIaIchs
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NETWORK AND hAVRb' CALLING
splendid vessels this yods route for the Continent will sail
ron r i!fi S SATURDAY August
sAFA iETEE s%s9 s ssB'sSS
VILE DE- Pt dP 9F Iy % 1sa s 0c0
TO BRE T OR nAyRRi
ESGUioS TckEfs A AIR REbGcED RATES
These steamers DO no, cary eerage Das,engeIs r. , -, p.
BY iang steamer lne avoid both transit BY English tg,,'
and and es,rs H Of '5 GEo &sa 49, 3 aS
WHITE STAR Line. ,u,noo,
THE SIX LARGEST IN THE ORLD ,,
OCEANIC i;, ,vr,c ARCTIC urrc rAcIf hlSGfPr,rrc.
1000 uDs bqren77j 90 b. p each ,,,,,.,s
Sailing rom NewfoA on SAT kDAlA nom L'epoo Oh in'''
DAY and Cark Iar5or the day following
ATLANTIC SATURDAY, sept o. atlp n
OCEANIC. Sent % at2 o. IN
BALTIC. October Z, at II d.
From the White star Dock Payoria Ferry jersey CT.
Passenger accommodations for all c ED rgari. combining
SAFETY. SPEED. AND COMFORT
Saloons, seoOms smoking and bathrooms IN mlp sec
ton where east mouonis felt Surgeons and se"rie''e' s'eo any
sq g4 ssng 49, so[e9g Those o,,g gs
repaid certificates = 49, currency. =,
from all parts OF America fars Hamburg
NORWAY, Sweden, India, Australia. Cana, &c.
E1curs granted at lowest
Drafts from Il upwaI c--,-
For Inspection OF plans ap AZ TIE Companys
OF cesE 40. Broadway, NewfOrk j. H. HFAhho Agent
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AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
v
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY p, 1871.
L. h. RUCkEl
E.rfINNnF

Passenger Station in NewYork Of Twenty sayen;hst and
Eourth.aye. Entrance Twenty seveltbs,
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

O 1is CRAWFORD and GREENWICH-Thc
Ie EVERY sFr .Iss@so.. AMgRICCs ys me O = n'
healng leaves STANFORD at ! O'Clock spl Gesx.h a. rs
BAH IsMSORE AND OHIO RAILROAD cos
sSRo4 SEiLoy REST oIssrsS b. ANDES ss
ER linz Per G. So fs ,. S' an: vss SLaSD PsorF
'',ss Pange, take ths NewIer,,y and G. sSs ros. &
@ opDoa aI s'. eo S5I, fS me 9SLY LINE sSo
C. w.PgRyEIL. Gsus. Ar...
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW JERSEY :
'sc, p !, Ge VT. ft So5 R.. o' h
wh the Delaware aesavanna and IA ro. a. PsSbr
Nh The Leigh AMI sasquehanna vision; s Ire H.
turgh AMI he Wet si:hout change Of s.o reaA
' ID Aiif SSS}Sg I lEs 70 TRs wE'E
sA @foi Fnngtou Pastor Bcthl-bsn N,oeb Canal wss
t're tis.on hshsnoy City NJ Carmel HllclJa Tunkhaba0e
ISTanaa Wiver &c. Connect At Junction vh L. and W r.
snwg.T E,s,2p e,y,,.. dali, ,e,,.r s,,,- ~ A.
,SaTa aafS md e Vest caese sa So vi hior r A.
mgon at PhlPsburg with .s1g sd'ss n1a ,o. ior Malea
h. za Vail , R,rold for M,ucb cha1i
1890 al .-Way Train for Somerv.He.
1880 m.For Pennington, EAon, Ale-tovu saueh ChunE,
MaHaaOy Ci sIIeiSn we'bar Resd9g Columbia l'5ea,,er
Epha PotsvIe Harrisburg &C. CoHleeis a. P.5urg for b..
'deIe. 49,
aop m-For on. CcHnec,,s Ph1rp.surg WITH Lehgh and
s0sq Dys on for Asn2Sn Wfa' and Scr non ard At Eoa
iu1 s sG ign D'y ,Si e Allentown 'HI ca''l Connects
P m-Foi Ea..on. Alcn,osn sri Naueh Chunk.
% sad f Pass Car aPg PsG ss c Se AL S
5:i5 m-For Somsryile
7p.m-FOr soneryile.
aoS0En-lEm rrangTPor E'stou-
l2pm-Par Planted We luesiays and SATURDAYS.
1870 ;15 M; la5o 100 800 10 s5 49, 80. 80 as.
Sf' o. o;,S 100 w go Zoo - 80 s: a , ~
road foot q L, Ne'.iofA AL at The principal
RE KICKER saperuten4en.
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Sales bp Anttion

- A. MsRwlS Areuoneer.
B1 BANGS, MERWlN & Co.. Broadway. cor.
Nssae Of Books works OF Art Fancy Goods Furniture sc
GEO. A. LEAVITT a. Co. Gate Leavitt,
~ SbeiRh Coz Clinton Hall, Aston place. the SAFE by
AUcrfoN Of LHAEE- CoLLscToss Of Boo&s, PAINTINGS
kinds Of PRoPRRTr.
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.prlntln9.

XxyM. EYERDELL's SONS, l04 Fulton7st ST.
w IirHOGRAPHlC. STEAM JOB PRINTERS anu Label
MASUFACTUhERS
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CoruoraIlon Notices.

DgPARTxESr o. DOCKS Nos $40 AND 3t3 BRotDwAY}
NEw-YoRK, July u, 1911
NOTICE-Pursuant to the provisions OF sub
division Of chapter 574 laws o. ISL the Boarl ~
of Docks hereby notice
mat The plans Improvement the waterfront Of tue City OF New
the April,
1871 duy dope OF the Sinking Fund and
10 the governing Depart with ertHcate OF such
adoption conformity with the Law" That sad plans
Office Of this Board aud 10 public
i.rc ION daily between the IL O'Clock and that
rom ami after April 1871 wharf pier bukhea
bas dock wharf supesuc,ure be laid
ont tut or rebuilt within the TERRITORY district embraced IN aud
specified such plans except accordance herewith
JOHN T. AGNEW,
HENRY 4 SMITH.
q. HUNT. Commissioners.
RICHARD NJ. HENRY
WILLIAM WOOD,
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Gituaiions Wanlco-- nlaIes.

AN AMERICAN young man wants stua-
n to1 a. PORTER oihewi,,. He il active thooughg '
worthy wei recommended familiar with the city Address e. Box
10, Tribune Office
A SITUATION Wanted as PORTER or JAN
~ IrOR. Can give good reference Inquire, ARMSTRONG J
West Twenty-seoondst
IVANTED-Ap position as CLERK or ASSIST
w ANT in BANK MERCANTILE House. neat AM mRl
h.ures, Ge references gwen Address I" H.
Tribune OMce.
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" strebeTh Coz Clinton Hall Aston place Por the SAFE h,
AUCroN 81 COLLECTIONS Of BooGs and ali
kinds OF LITERARY PROPERTY.
DEPoT QrARrERMAsTEKs OYvCE.l
- JEFfERsoSyiLLE, lSD. AuG 10. lS5l
/ ARGE SALE of ARMY CLOTHING and
EQUPAGE-Wib he soil a public auction at the Depot Jefr
sonyl Indiana, TUESDAY, Sept 49, 1871 10
o'clock the direction Of Capt j. T. Rodgers s. K a. ~
large quantity Of uneryicabe and damaged Clothing
Camp Garrison Equ page. consisting in part Of
5000 Uniform Goats.
l65 go pairs Trowsers, foot.
$1,000 pairs Trousers, mounted
$3.50 pairs Drawers.
100 OO Shirts flannel
$40 o Shirts
90 Great Goats mounted
l2 go Great Goats. foot
$4,000 Blankets WOOL.
900 SACK Goats, lined
900 Sack Goats, mlueL.
500 Boots and B0Otees.
$500 Forage Caps
q 900 pai- Stockngs
And varons other articles.
The terms Of ale viii be stated the catalogues which be OBJ
tanned az this Office.
b. order of the Quarermaser General.
G H. HOYT Captain and Depot Quartermaster
by JoHv II. DRAPER Co..
Aucu0neers.
VNHE DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA AND
Il WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY will sell
10000 TUNS OF
SCRANTON COAL -.
pnbu, auction on WEDNESDAY August TO- at II o'clock At
ENchargcphce sAhuhb ebOhN' rres'''u"
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fflarble ano Slate alanlels.

KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MAkBLE,
iISG WORKS 1874 and 1876 East khieenih-L satDG Anu
MlhleHd Msnels, Thing Marble 'ouh'ei'' -
prices hst defy competition.
& KLABER q Co, 217 to 22S W; 5lsi1st,
y. between Broadway and EghihssvVn sTnYFs New ordns
MANTRLS NONIM ENTS, ana hbAp''N " 'e
degns Cheapest in the dty
C,TEWARTs SLATE MANTELS; largest as,
- ,nsr the ety At lowest prices Elegant ne" ge.sns l.
sTpWaEr 20 COS SiIthsve let Thny-hnh ana lhhfh ."