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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-07
Anorr, o7erirarn on City Treasury
TIE NEW GENERAL ORDER SYSTEM.

The Chamber of Commerce viii meet, TO-
day to consider the rates Of storage revised by tie
Joint Committee OK merchants, varchousen-n and rev
cuue officials. Should the revised RACES be adopted by
the Chamber it IS proposed by the Collector to divide
the water front the city into four or more districts
upon the North R.v and five or more upon the last
River and 20 Dc guata one warehouse In each district
10 which an goods removed under General order from
vessels landing within tho district shall DE sent. He
also .ntempitas drsi uatUg more similar ware
LOt-e- DroOKlvu au1 one al Hunters FoIn, anu ia
Fdl iua ucruitlu 5Aa steamship companies 20 select
ag store in tine district in Which their SHIPS 1ni as q
flouss Tor the storage OF unclaimed cO".si but
Icit.cr The steamship company LOr any person con
.crc in 10 IS o. Doe councl ted with have any interest
tr . war. r.i.c 80 DESIGNATED T-- sy ten Is 90 -
into C- .ln o', upou the adoption VI the revised
rates Dy tie Chamber OF Commerce
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.co,,nit,ee Of Seventy" making your boards con
Toor Ave mcm0crs each, and giving the oounci tDe l
sist ~ ~ four and the Mayor of one, ana no removal
Toutine. The weakest and most absurd scheme ever
. o. II would work IN tS way Inc Ne -, SG 3bn
vOH1 ~ ,voud 20 responsible for the mlsCoVerhmchI
mi grl motel is the best. The Executive appoints
1ae f. .n frus, and the Executive removes, aud IL
ne 9y.','t0t.Icnt. arr made yOl know where 10 hX
hal 2't, and seek tho remedy. No other scheme ~
Cover ,,c. and depravity Of partisan rascsls and
-me gu AN ven as the FEEDER model. In the new Con
ls-rr Of r,s We COPIED me General p,aa Oh 'n pr,
' ,ia ..Y a- practicable and t Is operating ad-
U..A'' $50" JOsIFH MCDILL.
,,.s~,s O0lce. chicago, January, 1872
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nECIsIONS-NIAKcn c.

Srprer1c C0Wt->yf~iGI Term - By ,!"lgo Iucr9-
l-,a loaoue boIocJ fof p.llai; s-e opinion
Voters a. t-1a.a- l.-- Neir. l0g Isei
b. Jgiye bInIrdl.a ast Ge-,oa -Derncf oTerr'ei
CEUrCae C0uYt-f h0mber8.-By Judge In~ral lm.-
Pain ST. Irovnoton gI8ui HAYES It al agt iellag l' On
denied costs Gulu-Aoi on
costa Cyen, Bant Of Ses-fork art tur'aHA-l ~
ora..ei Co1s ~. fc-sh Ge.I.i viii = ,1 c. tol
A. NIjo ~ --.r'cI defendants lr usual
4ao In ue natter p,-ol Of A. AeinoL-l f-- 20
3, Ja-e -n Brir.-IlH etb rTt SlcgerOr.er settled,
glosssi cops 90 be pr.c GEL lor '.tt--
~ Judge glrrst---Mcli.urv rst Halarl-o'i-r settled
SBDerior CO,rf-SDeciGi TGw.-Bv Judge StdHVlcS.
Auc.--s1 8st -k-3ot4n denied costs Et HihHt
pre-. 10 an aDD,rat On uur Socon 81 Code. Drus
Allen No,a grluteL Coin a-t Lear. Dlr-eeI5-ul sL-4
Sanger 10. N--tJr.-Ao'.r delI % 1911. og, costs.
~ J1t-+ Soc IN -Js1I 1g. Il0ll.A'uon for new t.-l
dellt, 'r. m.ll. 90 qc.-.s.
Common Pfaas->p r"'l Tlrm.-Br Jud-r Rob nSO1.
Van 81. tgt -tI4-.. L .4 o-
Zee. 30 ,.s 500. I., .r' IS 80 r'F- -- 0f -f'.
U-,. OIL, D. cJl-rae AM l4,Olc .l--tl g. i.-i
r--- L - IL =
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sTEAMPLow1SG-Ar THE FARMERS CLUB.

'en j. A. Van Allen appeared before the
'neIs Club Tuesday afternoon according 10 announce
nut and discussed at length Of the progress and pres
eD' condition Of steam blowing in England Mr.. Fuller
that the address the most interesting with
INCL The Club had been favored for many months Mr..
Saaee expressed the opinion that tue time is coming
80, large portion OF surface will be turned by
SUI power He remembered the Gay, not distant
when practical people scOwled the idea that grass
S ever be cut by machines. He suggested that as
" lie gentleman OF wealth, he DIight-nOw that
are beaten into pruning hoOks-further serve his
efAton by importing. at his expense aud putting
s<ldtd W." " VIZ s'S nv '''0
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CRIMINAL COURTS.

John Ahwo n Chinese sailor charged with f"lo0i-
ou,- sidney Baldwin III gh sess released yes,r!lY
b. judge BENEDICT the Uatel States Drc ouey coaseauaH
Patrick i. Damon was found guilty, yesterday. IN
Cont, o. sen-g obscene Literature tho %
a sentenced pay VI $50, gih JeaTs In
prsoniaelt q tari labor.
At the Jefferson Market Police Court Anna Ripley
cottri. yce-'t~, 0rtrenG wallet eoatllg n9,r' f
James Of 90" Graz Central lIO.el
- be va. talking 20 her hallway Of so 50 Bondst
At the TOmbs Police Court. yesterday, Justice
nlr-g Charles Dcvn or having stolen o. 20 samuel J o
Of So ID diamond wnfh rHL aeon ID
claim Hor.r auI, bat said By tie PoAce
70 be- o1e Of q .e.--40sa bvstry E.r-.
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rrr CHARTER OF THE SEVENTY.
49,, rdftor Of The Tribune.

lfft w.
Tur CHARTER OF THE SEVENTY.
IN, EdftOr Of The TrfbUHe.
s,p. have already referred to the unconSti-
..-.rtv Of those sections in the Charter OF the
i.'-,v which authorize tie election Of Aldermen by
~i9-ivc votes. The IS probability should the sys
- d, aliul-cd constitutional, that the municipal
r-e-i.v Republican, would then be entirely deprived
IN. concentration in the Board Of Aldermen Which,
..,.-r.e. tloy might secure by timely combinations
", ,s.Ir political opponents. The injurious conse-
-. that may follow are sufficiently evident to dis
C with further commcnJ
I'll. S.ylaty's Charter proposes tho election OF nine
A., -. I'D each OF the 1va city Senatorial Districts.
N.stt districts IS small as 70 secure the ad-
--,-,s lowing from the system OF local nominations
LIN. ls 20 command the superior strength OF that
IN, general ticket In TRUTH the proposition may be
-ttrat. the vices OF both systems without the viz
80. o.et.cr It. la Ctcct, would submit the city again
.,-t.t t.-sL putcl. m chilcry which elevated the
- . tle expense Of TIC hearth. II Ignores the ten
4-.,..- OIL. ..gil ticket system TO well advised nom
ANTON, tarrc.c ana the greater assurance il gives OF
t.'...e % tNc candidates. Ana especially must the
,t,-r l..etel iu sch districts De assigned 70 the
g. r ulttoIs of ~ Ird politics. since the seventy,
with A ID. .Lf Aldermen. a.' ldillia ~
r.lri ID. Aldermen tie only political resource
81 , -0 wand r..l,.u. 10 seems certain that pubic
.t...t.. WI be satisfied with nothing less
i-i. +-... No. 'iy =
FIJI [,....- ,.l......- s,ic o. tho Charter OF the
i''' .-.,' .,r',- .,,ttI.l,+. win an Others
=. ' ..,'..-,+ og M. ritv 4, tlIt
e. ..'.-. ..' r--..lt-.te tine financial. and the
..- .. a.. az mo r,,,r Of 4,,poirt-
- ...l ,... ,-..--,., A. u j, from This
... ,.+ ...-..l.o cy.rIyacauc,, 10 lie
o., ,,,.,., 90. n .-..rarfr,g,t
.'-t.. - DE, o.. TO ..r.--.... n communist
li'. ...' IN ...t ..-' 10. 49, IT, l.-
i'- OF .I. JOS" B." % 49,. i--' -- i ~ ~.
t.t '..I '.,- go. 80. - ~. a., a. r.fv
et N . -- . nv ' I...I. nm 4 cs
r KY. t.. "a. ~; l,-+ RE l.,Ies tllt
N...., '.T -f ...-...,s win ~, ,.-o.noi.d W. IA
100 .... ,.,.,, b.,i-..- Iut Whatever tha charlc-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-07

P...ens.- s,uos E,wyork Of TWenty sr1
FoglAa,c. Entrance on rseaty se'eatI'i
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK
ForNevHa7su asd bridgeport EL Ilo A. H. l2i5 En-
fot Milford S9d FARRELL southport and wes'pors ll1oA
u" for South Sore1 l. sGEt) 1880 nj l5 Ell CEI So
- a. s3 II s5S it no $780, .nd e:opm
FOR STANFORD = (EED 9, oa n l!:I1 tEI &I5. (ELl eS
80 go i I'D inter- staa6a,
Scnday Nal rr1u leave. vsnynta Ss"YOfI - L. for
Boston via both S''FcetoS SEC if3 G12 TRANS
For For B0,oa va va ssB B i1. s5 S9
For Connecticut River RarOid r' H. to Noh'"p''s'
For HsrSri Providence an P.hLu Rslro. l25O
For Shore Line Railway to Norwich Ahd Providence i'
For northampton R.irO.l n 70 NORTH
For Ne. Haven Midtown and Wimanae KaO-a 'A N'sh'
d For F. I ToG,. 4 MI Railroad, sA aud p
f Sf 6 DsaSefS and Sotsst .ro,d .4 40
.i'af5s e p Tan g. AZ. ' T. ssn
can procure point reached 'A roe. -
St, and FourihAVs also the once. ., me Bo.Tsp ssa
suitable Isc. can have their S'ss ss s he i' ;nss'd
NEW:YQRK CENTRAL and HUDSON ~,
through Trans viii leave from Ne" Depot FOOr'A-''' ard Rory
SO H. Chicago Montreal EIFrs. with Dn'insr''a ears
1880 SPECIAL Chicago EDrss' with DTns'O0~ ears TO S''.'
1875 I. m, soHisr. and Western Erpc.
n. 1rOvk
900 n Sontrs, EIprs.. With sVHsea" from S'-T0r' 70 St.
500 m Express With sepuse,n for w.ero~A o"ssS aud
a 80 R,pr,,s WITH for Rochester, Bsfso,
and N,s,ta also tor Chicago, VIA both l. snd A. L
RaoaIsi for 81 Loss, via Toledo sa'ss On sssas" "
uyno s,ur.,. With Sleeping for Troy and Albany
An o.. ,u. running Of fOnkes leave from nsv dspot
Thistat. SIDE a. heretofore
c. n. KEsDRiCK, General Passenger Agyht
| NEW JERSEY RAILR0AD-FROMF OOI or
~ DEsBROssEssr and from foot Of CokILANpisI
WEST PHILADELPHIA, at 30 and $3.50 n BID tI 49,
nigkt al b5g fo ~
Vi. caudss q m. ssd .. For BALTIMORE sse
TON rRE WEST Baltimore, s;1o H. ans 80
fos SOUTH $50 sso silver rnss. s..s yr *
WEST wa Rsiosd-s;p r. asa ~. a., g..
silver Palace so - las
Nv Yerk 70 Piusesrzh and Los,hs Pc
Palace cars are 800 eay 80 49,
P.Iss s.s ar ATTACHED TIE az sad TIT. ~ .,. !, 90
ys 10 yort wayns CsisasO without ehsssea a.. ~ "ss
81 pbra....st foot Corsadsst sae sss ~ go,
..,r,, a. .DiPl ,:. AZ. wv jicksoS s.sls.y,
COTrrU sIDE'R. r. OF L. l.
Antagonists esnsaAs Oct o. 1871 from Roosevelt ssa
6snas ~ s.r Ps.Sosss BsIspon Place
Erpsss PAosas stage for Belspet and firs Place
I,Ep through 10 P,leeosas On SsisFta'&
40 m Babylos Asoonss1snon
.,an Acrsnn sistien ies Asrrieh.
ssd the $3.50 Aad $3.50 trAins sesseef 81
'' vsllsy sasss Isr ksssswsy and hs.ps.sa -
~. p0vSLAs, sssssisssssssA
- uss TsssA
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% Uhcm II man Concern

0Tucx BoAKD OF CassssoSxRs PILors.
IS souTHsr. NEw.YosK, Feb. q, 1872. )
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that owing to
~ serious injury eaased the hrbor by all
the o6eis the
request u this Board under the direction Of the officers Of the United
States Coast Survey further applications for permits for dumping 10
the Hssor win be entertained granted by the Board until turtle
notice By order of the Board
GRO W. BLUNT, Secretary
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PRESIDENT MAKING.
sALUTARY RESULTS.
Ivan The nn-Ys -. fG-.A

The conclusion at which Mr.. Greeley arrives
IS that political conventions have binding Obligation
and that Republicans Will be perfectly justnable in
pudaiing the platform and the tckct-either or both
which may he adopted at Philadelphia. ASIDE from the
personal considerations involved Mr. Greeleys position
and doctrine seem TO he Taught with hope OF sauary
results TO Che country IL will 10 break the
ginizeG power most corrunt party. and through in
dependence OF action make 10 possible 10 lnaugurate
progress and true REFORM 1t Inay lead moreover 70
higher standard OF political action and to the dotruc
ton OF that tyranny of party managers which, with
aid 81 money patronage. and reckless legislation, has
been 50 odlOus during the past twelve years
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, MARCH T. 1872

two boxes recommended by Gov Davis. The voting
was done In the with OF officers To
ceye and deposit the ballots II Is said that the
course was adopted in Grimes County but there the
was different, since the majority for Clark How
Tar the indictments against NewcOmb and Davis will be
sustained remains to be II certain the people at
large desire to see them brought TO justice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-07
TIE PEoDIGIous PERFORMANCES OF JOHN
THOMAS
To the Edf(0r Of The Tribune.

SIR: The Power Of the Press" had fine
Illustration az the hands Of Join Thomas, on Monday
last He unaiIcd. lifted the city of Harrisburg from
tie banks Ok the Susquehanna. ali dropped it down 10
mics away on the sr.uylhiI; and from the may
,gf-.- az lie +icr river evolved something Tint made
100 people l, IN tue transported city OF its pOp1-
ls.lJI q. 5000 such Die man hasn't U,e1 seen
,...c 'lr..! u'- llvp-saryauI. Penn.
Ac.C-loIk, !Ialcl e., lie.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

sur res...... 6:2j jJ9 Moon rises o.+o
THIS OAY-A 20
Hook. Sos GoFs island $50 Hell bae FerrY ~
WATER rHls Day? N
sandy Hook Cows Island. 1905 Hell Gate Ferry goo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-07
CAUCUS POWE
IL Il ---.---- n -.

Mr.. Horace Greeley is quite right when he
says that conventions or caucuses simply volun-
tary as,cmblgcs having no legal or binding authority"
He Is not, however quite correct In saving that they
pretend 20 none" j. Is matter everyday obsery-
that that cXtra-cga combination which i persist
emily manifested ia the caucus poWer' not only pre-
tends the character OF authority but Is habiiuay
regarded one lt j. for the dominant or governing
party the authority which determines the policies OF
Government and even the laws which Government
makes. II prescrbcs the qualifications IL OicehOcTs
determines the fitness OF candidates. desgnaes official
appointments. regulates and controls the exercise
Of the elective franchise. In the persons OF it,
chosen Instruments n presides ballOt-bOx
ceives and rejects votes declares in many the cleo
tora result and seats aud members OF the
representative body in disregard OF the popular viii. As
II exists IN this country, = the power behind the
throne greater than the thrOne;" y H. n its control OF
the Ministers OF Government, Government .tseif.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-07
THE LABOR NOMINATIONS.
NO AMBITION.

Prominent Grant men are free to admit that
II Judge Davis Senator Trumbull shall be nominated
bv tie Cincinnati Convention, the election OF thtlr
fivorite will by no means be matter OF easy accom-
pishlneut And very many Of the gentlemen who nave
pledged themselves in favor OF reuOInauon, ana VINO
have hitherto been strong I'm their advocacy OF such
policy are now beginning TO pray that something may
ranspre TO make advisable for the President 10 WIN
draw his name from the canvass, 1t - believed that
Gen Grant has no amb ion 10 be candidate unless the
chances OF his election good, ana II NAV ne thcre
for that he will withdraw before the Philadelphia Con
.rlflDIl II. "
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FRIDAY, HtRcu o.
No steamship NILS

SATURDAY MARCH Q
Nil, ~ F1ro-e va liverpool steamship City q Ant~erp,
close ~ Supplementary Maj Pier No. a. v H =
al e deposited in Supplementary Nal be prepaid with
g0srge.l
A Ir.,-su Closed Sal "a sent bv this Ice.
Mails f1r B1a7. steamship Har,a
clos. ot IlC0a n. 4 German mail b7 As pa.
Mails M France aHI l4y per steamship sAg;on, VII
rlO.sl AZ
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StrampoaIs ano Railroads.

FALL RIVER LINE,
l. FOR BOSTON ria NEWPORT. 1900
NEWPORT, OLD COLONY,
Capt A. g. SIMMONS Capt b. VI. SIMMONS
Prom Pier D. foot Of Csambes For tickets and state
apply 2u and $40 broadway and corner senths and
Broadway, and No. CoartsI BrooklVp OF at the Pier
NJ R. sIMoNs, Managing Director.
EOR BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housa-
Il tssis as1 Easssssh RAssssa Fare ~ Steamer leave
Ssossiss ~ q v ssss, usstsJs sssssss<l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-07
"TT WONT DO,V

From he Gin -innan Gazese
This wont do. Justice David Davis over
estimates the humility OF the LaDor par! 1 w IN
fancies they will put up with such high airs T1ey VIII
not warm a King Log nor SWING censers 10 "Soue
headed god. Justice David Davis must De auicAeneu
The Labor party presents things that nave the iO VI
ideas He must respond To them. Is he Tor bo'ern
'ment eighthour system Is ne or fn
Chinese IL he for abolshlng banks anu ,h ebt ~
congress 10 make greenbacks good payment LOT rho
bondsi He declared this right on the behch; ,
and admits OF construction either OF coin or
paTaty; therefore il is the necessary Tor the
judicial Presidential nominee TO declare himself.
NEW LEAF IN PoLITIcAL HISTORY
Prom Pennsyranta Labor IT1Su~ -, -.
The first note of victory was s0unueu al
Columbus Ohio on the pad Of February, by the LaDor
party enunciatng its platform OF Prncpes anu ~ ths
netting David Davis Judge OF the Supreme Court Oh t
nited states for President and Gov. Joel Parker .,
New-Jersey for Vice President Ihese men are IT, are
favorably known throughout the country. lhes hair
both unlmpsachabie in their character ana III tne.
record They are both national men, with tne nonoo.
prestige OF national reputation nnsuiiied oy wIos a
tarnIshed by dishonesty OF vice amo hnor.bje more
pure men. we're presented 70 the n AZ
FOR their acceptance President and Nce-fresIuou "
this Republic For the first time In our history s
Labor narty For the first time IN our history u pm
form OF principles, uttered by workngmen anu nuo
by worhngmen, has been made tne ,css In the
ift OF the people For the first time In our .e
tailoring masses OF the country have proclaimed .ne
prncples selected their leaders, ana pouiy ontoII
into te ht for the possession Of the supreme power
the nation For the nrst time IN our history tne
and classes have asserted their power. P,, For
their Intelligence and claimed their blrthright y,
them the aad day OF february the beginning
rr poticaI h-iOrythe f76 Of the laboring classes oi
America. Based upon these enduring poIt.e.s - tSs
manhood and the good sense OF the AnrrIoa
The friend and guardian OF inc na" non Of
every Intelligent, untrammeled American eitisen WI"
can doubt the Issue !
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fonoon Advertisements.

IMPROVED BREECH- L0ADERS-Latest i'm
pvemen London workmanship secosng actions rebound
prices.
BIprs. Double RiGes small bores Z. NJ REILLY Co..
Oxford st., London; Roe Scribe Paris
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DELAWARE, LAcEAwAYYA and WEST

- EsN HAlLaOAu
NEW BROAD cAuGE Us %' G,p sGg 9s s' Ss2
Y n ER GEAsSTs. comaeacia; MONDAY, Sea.er %,
500 BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN Vi, Boou.ou Branch.
runs directly Nes-Yors 70
ar Ks a-s5 w S.. p sa Sa1''n With and
~. m E&Phss NAIL TRAIN, connect NJ At DEVIL -h Bo0s
ou b1cE IoerN 70 CG Braach At Waterloo With sgtsr r <
~ Aao'ef and Newton Washington WITH the D. T. an w. r
A7i osaeso Las,ou Leigh Waller L. 'Of al poz.
o s LT T. yf AL EyPaIss Esa. Ao
v n b., Be-, ~ R. Tor I5eyi-re lr and At Roa v "a n f.
for Le-Lem Allentown Aaah Chunk WiAesJa-re. Esplng sld
p. BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN. via Paterson a.
i a'"t l4-a '..tftif % l-,l o : F'11s
20. as Stopping principal Connect Dover
4lor.a fAs1CS EXPRESS coaaes at Dover With c-,.er R.
T.. a. 'ao Wiz Sussex H. H.. ana az LOl Nth l. v K h. Tor
3:1 ACEaITSTOwS NAIL eoaaect. rsa Booutoa Css''ef
FordqaRs1owy ais 5:lo n:ao 1900 H. 40 a:'o "lO.
For laIF ard 'aeoas at 600 757: DO loo
aol ~ - y, Z. ,i,7 or AZ - e.g ~ go go 1910
ant lo 1910 4:Jo $40, 4.2o ~, 3d. olo 60 500 s'L.
-- Fer SrwI2K '6o ~ 80 go s:o go 30 70 1872
sil % s:6 $40 80 Co 'o:o go, -o0 40 SIS anl
ne y x 2 tT' Sr Bio6NFfEib AMI MGSrcLAIR Co.,
so AL iicO and !:o 9:s $40 e;2 aad
PRTE RAILWAY.-WINTER ARRANGE-
975 a. m acsa a. aGo Ere,. pr,vag.soo coe .
o5 n. tIPr.s Mal for Dasalo and Nagar F DnHlso'A
tUsc 90 tl.lLe a--a a. airg tot 8. alton
$50 Express Steep sCoaceJ - bl4Ao al Nae'IA
7:co r. Ganvl Cincinnati Cro Nsl: Et-r'. Sse7i'E-
,lO. Cincinnati, BaO, Nasa5a Pals an Thence 20
For Port J,r,is 600 $50 100 AMI 'll5 90 $50 aud 80
Tor hcn AID Ml-,oTn $50 eco i21o Hoo ard Ills.
81. 45I. ':}', ana $500 Q.
; N warwick. 20. l:., ana HE'S - n, 20 =
70 S,v so ard 80
iSr tsJj lO LIB $50 500 $50 CO.
r. Revoo Iaiosus Ancuias ,ni P,ns,,s $40 1892 no..
sIi:Is =. ~. 30, GOO. -d a. $50 ant @llo D. go
For a.-oa, C:lJ $50 e) :J 1850 100 ll;5 NJ J; o,
=.
tx Rs,-rI PARK sal Passl'c csS -71) 1881 1890 4
H. 'iJ $50 so 5;i5 .'0' 'eJj s:I5 p "a an - .
M .sck AMI Wa -'0 crd s:i5a NJ ,2:i5 800 as Coo.
~ s.li p. On. au. ssrrf1v5 OILY l2:3D mid
IoI lele AMI N-y $500 40 JJ t. -:iJ' t;J $50 and eo
Fjr srng VALLEY Way $780, "a: and a:i5 Z g. 80.
F- F1yroI so -.45. s9.90. l7 3:l., 4:l5, tG 5-
& .I5rI a7.t, 3D.. 70. s~'lr.vs ONLY l-.aI n.'.
It Ic.s.iL 49, 300 49, BIS. As, $50 60 ALI
-. f. o. 70. Setgrieysori. Tow ml.i.-i- 80 -. 81. -
For 1-e- Pie nolt 500 a. $780, l:2o tl5 -, b.
G.. All t..,3 3. Ia. satl.l4,E olr 900 utT.s 'L -.
For P,rgor ant .., d. CIV Oiy AhN va
N t,s ie.y7E Cil4er.t ho1 bar Ao1s avs
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DEPAEIrRE or FOREIGN Nails

THURSDAY M'RcU :.
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Gieambouts ano Railroads.


SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
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spI1 p on rs aol ne e" and ''haeh 'e'He"
CRY or Ngw.YORE.
CITY OF fhW-bONDoN'
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e. Bos;oss R si S1 H .si s 2af9 SI'' '
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S.v,YorE. Oct 49, 100
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
Providence, BOSTON. WORCESTER,
c,.. 80 p NJ rom Per a. n r., loot Of Ros-so7 r. a.
De- la's . DOsr0S, y IS TO PKoyi6EScE e
'r r R.. % ,a@' 'o's'is Ea ,' aSi 81 toTs.
h'OR ,NEW-HAYEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Farc,
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ra assr and ieget DspC, Nesfols oo q Lle
y IN ne psYsre Laetavauaa ard Western a Pp.bu.
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o, WINTER ARRANGEMENT
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NETWORK AND NEW-HAvEN RAIL
-
SUMVER ARRANGEMENT.
-. RICKER- 81 ~

p,,.ng. st,, IN E,wYok corner Tsertys'vbihst sr1
FoutAayC. Entrance 0 Twenty seyeatlrsI
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THE GIpDlNGs-CLARK ELECTION CONTEST
FRAUDULENT MAJORITY FOR CLARK-SrufF-
ISG AND ROBBING TIE BALLOT-BOA IN HILL
CoUNTY-INpICTMENTs AGAINST GOV. DAVIS