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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-30
sRlppLNG INTELLIGENCE.


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Bsasa ll More',nd laystIo0 G has u FfA1'''
sp MCKAY Gs'fos wa NGy. a a sH.1ss BIOS
Steamship Csssa BIB Webster, Liverpool via V0een'O" " "
ss c,, Of Chester OBJ, Kennedy Liverpool G. Daa
seaIusli Co1oorl. Norasn. Philadelphia. ,,,.Lc
sss I ,.r Psrcs Ma.aa1ss Se James ward Co.
Sara Nellie Nav. Duakirs fog orders BIeH Son Co
ssss Il iIull EO.sn oussasOvn Falmouth SooOTes Co.
ia Sssr ,ot Banker Cartenas BorsHd, Dearborn 90 ,
gst Elenrs carte (Perayl Iopsastegue Area fabon
I stsnaer CB) Oousa, Savannah Sc HeOey Parker
Is B-aTe- IBrl Pieugs, Roekianl, n. b. BaItram Bros
ses jsii Gsrj Cl6ch Andrews. \ g. JED rye Co.
w. huuser (srl hsi40i'oh SaeA'lue' !" d. T. 'u
SS Jui. wsn,-orA Keu, Bangor for oie p BOct Co
ssa, 'osi i,su.sr ,Br, Young HaAI neney Parker
80 Csresos tBe A6ury orders h. D. Monel Son.
sssl D nSi- Na.. stamford Stamford Manufacturing Co.
s p.,,.yl,.ui. ,sr BIaes G.sO- Aug 10 Larns 1Oth
sts@sp Gsso lBr Jeaang Liverpool Aug l6 aud oueenO"n
hs ~ LsaSi Fr RoassaS, Hnyre Aug H. via Br' l6h.
s Isasd DE- Jones BRISTOL Aug 49, mdss and
sa.s or Dom aior waler achmoud CITY Point and Norfolk
% & 'i Dts5 ON SaTaaSsl Slls muse and pas. murray
s.,se Rcnoua Hodges Richmond CITY Point and Norfolk
VII nIse. I'D pas 70 Oh Dolaaon SieaEsnip Co % - l.,
se4p Orleans Gase Ne"Oesn' aug 20 Wiz muse ah'
slp Aus fS Br HeIIerucE Gla,gOw Aag lG. and MOls
Sig,.fiB Aerl N q D. Basins Aug. 49, via South
.rttor l6ib. " Bis and pass 10 Oelneha a Co.
tsf aeo Qiai1 Hsrusdo Bristol kng 80 days. IN bslst .
st Pa tia Perage. Iafrgona IS ds and Gibraltar al
60 is,sF zen . yoss Gloucester 6i DAYS with salt
Bar Algeo Dc Peye ALi, Stsgao Liverpool % days.
salt - =, - -, -,
Ser Ragcrood Johh,on esorgsovn c., days with naval
sea- A l. Moka MeK-n Jacksonville 10 days. with lumber
sCuulNkks-ktFEh AsD COAsfWlsh
i b Keev. NrluiA Bls Worden. Virginia
A. Brnrftt NtrIlia L. tail, Virginia
(Hsfr BALTIMORE. Onust BALTIMORE
Al z Peter. BALTIMORE Sea BIN virginia
Ohss Moore. Virginia L. NeStoa' virginia
j h NJ or. NulMa Osborn Curtis, NrguA
B L. sherman, Ncs-L0nl0n. Fanny ZEN. Providence
j. q. Huaaington, bosiOa- hslainsur Dgh1on
White ROCt, BRIDGEPORT Hunter Dishloh
Alrssa poffauA Mefcef Bridgeport
J.la A1n hrs.u Ihase, kOckAud.
4 h. Jones. ruonl.ton. houlton, St John n. D.
h. 3. Lfainsnd. Portland, c. Cberub fletchef Bath
Raven. HaR-or h. 4. GodNu stamford.
keptuuo sr.sge, Calais Frances hA.es' hoeki4nd
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BoErov 20 brig L0uise, from - J0hns p. T.
nrrs steam ap nioymsu IRON Liverpool Passed Baltimore
bns Coucori, iron matsitA@
FOREIGN PORTS.
ToSpoS AK % National Line steamship Denmark Cart
suaAsr nom Aev-iork Ang 10, arrived A. l'AO y. N
WHALERS.
27--Arived Ellen Rfpah. White At
iaa, ProUnsown, With 100 bbs sperm and IOO bb
letter ron Capt Praro Of CrOvBIash Of Fshsveu
for Der 81 Aug Ia uh fore and mAst and
shp gtucfaHy 10 bAI elnAuoa.
SPOKEN.
Aug o. s. long l3a India. Psitsn from Liverpool
o. sau tfaneae,
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"VISITORS TO ENGLAND"
NEWCASTLE DAILY CHRONICLE,
Published EVERY MORNING. tEI pnss H. y ,7sn


PUBLisHRD EVERY sATUinAY Ph,e p
Of re NE %CAsrLR WEEKLY CRoYICLB
os oD TO lf s su .ysTas. e % sc % co
declared before tie Right WoPa the @yor Of
With annexed Of the caial eHfl DJ Chon Gle sne.
1900 1ci a;S copies s per- d sSs1 vscS Ses
% ssy g Chronicle si sp %ssSf 900 copies
eysd % be equal 70 s3y oissE pF9glS see Ss
csstlson.Tyne Branch so oga Noia sisil Sens'
Durham ia BddFe-st. Miades6r gon.rees, Yorkhrs
George Sebt Public Accountant Fellow OF The Man
t. George Sesbit IL Crost 10 the CITY Of Manchester IN th
S Ssfiag Of Lancaster 'a'' Accountant" 90 ' '- '''
That have had produced an have examined az The pas
piled By the 2l' day Of Mare TO TIE l4e Day
he Hewes..s eeI cSroacs SeEspsprs which pdn ADD
published at the borough county aud else
Tia, tn. number copies Of The Newcastle Daily cronicl.
printed ANA published publishing oce Wegaeols hewsas
sforesa 2h day Of March ih dag Of
3 Thai the said number Of 555 400 cope, newspapers
printed Aforesaid gives Tor the pegd Of az Day beng hs 1a5
dsy Of june an sycrsge Of IS 534 COPIES per day.
Ds Ths .G SaS SS%e 81 oP Ss q & IN S
aforesaid from and with the 29 day Of March to and
s. Tina. the said au%bs q 37B 5o copies Of sail Newcastle weekly
Sns the number Of publishing weeks between 2o Jay D
maci anu ine bd S See1soS believing tss
and by vae Of the provisions Of an Ae nase aud
w. inttulei An Act % sps,i a. Act d the pe1 q Pa.
lament nutnien an ACT oe tns more =. - 81 a.
substitute in lea thereof and for the iaoe ee uPp
sion Of voluntary Iraae and sys, aud 70 MAKE
other provisions the abolition OF oatl
'' GRORGB EESBlrr = ST. A.
Declared the Townha EegeaeuponIEe aiOlsAl ds 10Th
day Of June 1878, before m
RICHD. CALL. Mayor Of Her estys Justices o. the
acting u iOg the borough CogEty " New
caseup0n-Tyne
Number Copies OF The Newcastle Daily Chronicle Printed during
the Week commencing June 10 vas
On Monday June 700 On THURSDAY Jne d.. 300
On Tuesday l736 500 GA Fnf1y. Jane 90 ...3I 800
Wednesday June 49,. 80 $50 On SATURDAY. lu-e 2l36oOO
Total Number o SiT Issues. .224,75O.
Number OF Copies The Newcastle DAILY Chronicle Printed during
the Week commencing June q
Monday 10000 On THURSDAY JuBe 26.. As l
On Tuesday june "a 900 On Friday jane 81 ..80O 01
on Weipesay jane % $4,000 On Ssurla7 Jnae s00OJ
Total NamO~r for Six Issues. "a 900
The Daily Chronicle Pr nt Daring
the Week Jrnc 80
O. MONDAY June 80 40 900 On THURSDAY July 3.. 30 5OG
On Tuesday July 500 On Friday July 4.... 100
on WEDNESDAY July 2..9 $50 On SsHay JGg 5....4O $50
Total Number Tor Six Issues. $50.
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nlNIArnRh ALMANAC.

. so5 sar ,.t,'....... 9 SO Moor sets.....lO:l9
90 wA~EK uIv-AN - o-o-
- oo, al GOV, STAND. Oi35 Hell tate Peri 2;27
raH vATHR THp Dby-P. ~ . o. a. N
g.. 49,, O26 Govs Island -. l01 Hell Cats FerrT 20O
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RESIDENTS IN AMERICA

Can M supplied With LONDON
CLOTHING, perfect in sty'e and 81, ~
following the Instructions Of 0Et Self
heanronsnE Rules, in our new Pashiea
Boob. which. sith samples 81 Materials.
is Forwarded post free.
REMITTANCES need not neoesssniT
accompany the order, as srrangemera
hsye been made that TIE FORWARDING
Companies Agent shall AZ the tine OF
DELIVERY. collect the aInouni Of iayoios,
Together with forwarding charges snd
Custom dues.
This mode Of collection and tciiveEy
has been found o. great service IN con
ducting our extensive Americas trade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-30

Trains for New Haven leave 705 (Aeenl 80j tRI 500
Aosp) 1000 lRr) 1900 lAeen 90 ist 3skTl 500
Aeen 3s 10 local BIZ $40 (Krb AMI $40 lkI m
For South NorwsE :O5 500 905 1900 Loo and u
Ryl SO, 43S no. 6:35, $40 9lOp Por Samiord I;lO
AS $40 $40. 6:S5, 7.2O. $40. 9lO
For Port Chester. IL 40 - 80
Boston BIpress via Springfield 805 and 1000 800 and
$40 D m Via Shore Line 100 and 9lO p The 500 n'
loo and Gal stopping Stanford Norralk aod Bridge
port The aud 90 connect with ainE 90 Shore Las
Division korvh Providence and the Conn Valley At
saybook sos and 90 connects with Nss.ifaven
and Northampton T. At New Haven SO5 m and l2OO noon
trains coups with Conn. Springfield AMI 300 for
Montreal The sos 1;OO 800 ssf 43S connects with h,ngs
tueE Railroad and The S:O5 AGd 800 with HoniAlonle Rail,
rosd Bridgeport The sos and 800 and 5il3 ply ,nd
$40 m Danbury NOrwak snd toe 500
m ,38 and lO ~ with -CAAsan Railroad at STANFORD
sunday Boston Trains at :09 via Springfield; 9lO N
via Providence. 49,
DVrgOon Day Express and ssePngea on Night Br'
et can be purchased Ticket Oe OF Company ct Gani Cen
ira, depot or at " Y Transfer Co, ga BEosiway l.,
and No Cour Brooklyn; who will also check baggage from a
denee t. destination. l.,
Pe uhor onson particulars poster botes and depot
n NJ REID. Genl Supt, New-Hayen.
JOHN T. MOODY. Supt Div EeN-iorF
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PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD
II ONLY DIRECT ROUTE, WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS. TO
THE OIL REGION and LUMBER DISTRICT OF PENN. Trains
will leave DesbrOn.G and Cort andt-st Ferries:
$3.50 Re EIpress daily except Sunday with Puumsn rr9r
Car through Phsephia Namsp0 and Pssee Gar 70 W
CIV Arrive suabuv $40; wlmport 500 Lock Haven 955
Reaoyo III 10 D. m Inetou Dos Corr 600; Ere $40 a. d.
for the Oil Rsgon at Re with Lsie Shore Tor al poin'
$50 m Erie Mail ay) with Pullman Palace Car from SeEYork
Erie sunburv. $40; WlhampoFt, S:lO Lock Haven
g:45 Remove IL IrSiueton 6lOi Cory. GlO hre 10
o. ~ Connects IryneOn with OIL Greek and Alesb,ny kIst
OIL Region Be With Lake shore X X ioI al points Ni
n n L. Ca ..aA -an
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Summer Arrangement OF
II tsIg % 1873 Prom ChaHbsss Depot flor
23d-u note btovl -,
70 BueAlo snd sleeping Coaches 70 dsstasticn .
IL m-EIgr Mail for Baaao and Niagara Fat SespngCeah
70 BUaalo. -, - ,,,
Cossb, through Buffalo, Niagara Fails Cincinnati Detroit and
ChesgO without change
Pon JerTs 2, g. II and .l1:15An $50, $3.50 aad pm
Goshen BiddstowB, &C. g. 80 IL and 'lEl5 345
4:30. 1880 and TT m.
Warwick, 3. IL a. m and $50 m.
ksvb1rgb, 1890 9 and IL = snd 80 p: n - -
sufern g. 1880 II Ana 'll;l5 345 g. g. $3.50 y
and III: 80 init, 49,, o., .e .o,o :,
I'll 10 3:45 5. q, 1880, and 1880 m. - -.
Patersop IS 645 7;15 g. 1880 sS4J TO- H. 11:l5 $50
~ noon, las 3s45, D. 5;l5 g. $50 ~ g. 1880 and
NssSr IS 7:l5 .s;45 and 11so s4E, s'l5, $3.50
EaSsSierd PsfE and Pss.s el5 g. $50 10 II nl1s. n,
Hisdsis Haei.u.,i and way sl5 and IS As NJ, 1873
And @ D. m and IL Saturday nights only.
Spring Valley and wsy, 5 and $50 N. 445 n. -
EsgswOOd s. g. 49, and $50 80 315, AIS, l45, $50
$50 and '{tS m and sora.{ ssAs ely s,o sao
and s7:45 o. and IL sAtuIdh, ngbt or ~. -
BpArkhin g. 49, sad $3.50 a 1850 SIS, Ais, AS $50
$50. t745 w. aSd u sa.ure. s{at only N 90.
$50. t7:45 D IN. ana IL SATURDAY nights only.
leaving Chamber half hours leave
TvsBd st rs ninres earlier than above TIM. the 10 80 and
ll30 the tInG The and IL mid Trains sa
n S-TTsos or tSs R r .si Ssvnt Branch leaving Cham
bsr, quarter hou usut third 30 minutes earlier than
Tetss for psg. and for apartments Drsvug Rovn st s.spsr
Coaches be obtained orders the eneekhg transfer 81
BosdWsy OnskundrsJ and thsL AID ThrdaVs;
Court Brootn Al the c0npsHys DepOi and Of AssRa al the
sBailI tsu.ssys Only. t'supdays Md6sovn ssly
JSO. H. ABBOTT General Passenger Aren't 2
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

MY TICKETS TO PROVIDENCE AND
ID BOSTON VI. NEPTUNE LINE, Per "a. North A''''
'''' - O' 10 sDsiaHT CHANGES issAc oDxLL As.a.
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
PRovIpENCE. BOSTON. woR Iss
At 500 D M. Pier "a. n r. ',o OF
59sT y 3 f. To- F PsoyIDRScR. s.
Dt m 70 Bo S, o, ~ 20 q Providence with Prov
and Prov RS for lnpotant n = ss e' anu @sas
NORFOLK, CITY POINT and R Ils M
q sr Gs 10, ssTnEpiT ss Iousb Bal. q
I.dSs % Il, oopt. south and South West
TTouSh Passenger all points Accommodations IN
EoGse 1877 eresuvish,t cor Der st, Ssv.Yort.
NEW DAY LINE to NEWPORT via LONG
~ ISLAND RALRQ new route 20 Newport n T. VII ~
arriving At Newport ke.arnh leave heN29I' a. ~
m arriving SswYOk at m. thus aVOdins all night travel
P,sng. can taxi. ferr, st J,m,.p 12 Oco,t foo.
R,ISo,S Demo- Demo, 10 nm, for the - 80 tain
hvI,b..t ierd.s OLIVER CHARLICK, Preddsut
NEW ROUTE to BABYLON ard Fire Island
via FLUsnNs AID So SoT. S SD5 s H. .sd 3Hp
2$0 .g.'S l V $40 3 $50 If9 . press NJ
and $3.50 .sd 40 Tine g eIP d1 R P1 no 's
ioos k s w. minutes before
lip 80 %nIs' . ssfSr r s sS: aa1 1
Babylon 32o 80 sGhe 2 5s,e s,a'
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIyER RAiIRoAD-Commeseisg MONDAY, June 30 1873
Through trains will leave Grand Central Depot -,
800 a. n Chicago and Montreal Etprtss y o. N saOra sPeeh
1000 m Spec Chicago Express With drawing room ea 70 osn
't s5a, No. ' so4 Sssa' .n a' T.,.,s
$40 m special Express for ALBANY. Troy aud aassa
1900 n Montreal Rrpres, with 1eePHges' 20 ss
200 Daily with 'i'sPlnEea" Tor "asr"'a ana
p.se Express. D,v With ,lsepiusea FOR Rochester
Bsa,lo. Hag,ra Fsb; also for Ch"so' ' O0'" L. % " -
LOO n KIpr.m with sleeping for Albany Troy and sara
tegs ,,,,,.
| 7.V0s n and $3.50 ,. 10, Poussieepsie train.
| o:iOs n I:l5 s 20. ana 7;i5 ?. m Pestskll trains
2UU ~ tr,s fom Tblrteh Depot, stopping st all stations
Lave Al 64s S:25. aud 1920 NJ Loo 5oo 4'oV 44o' 'l'
oS vrd. srrysOvn from Tnrsihst at $685.
Pot PoSsI.sp,, from FOuh,ve and FoJ'seond't saoa
viva" C. H. KEEDRICk. General Passenger Agent
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
~ SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing MONDAY June % 1873
S connecting al Hocs With trains for Long Brash
5 ~ .,op. on this and connecting Rniro,d':
%Por Pssde phs Long Branch ynsl,nd and Tucker.
1Aonm-FSr PSiadeips. Long Branch. Rel Bank, ws.ovn
np-FoT Philadelphia Long Branch Red Bank asi Ware
s.15pm-For Long Branch and Red Bank
ARRIVING IN NETWORK:
eAsn n--Pron Loug Branch and Red Bans.
9%0 m-Frou Long Branch. Wset0vn and all station, north
l24Op m-From Phadspha Toms River. aud the Tueisr1OA
and Vineland Railways
4l5p m-FIoD Pkials phis, Toms River, ke
Ills D n From Philadelphia and way T.tonl
On SUNDAYS $40 run, Hsetown and intsrms'
di I1RR BsfwERs NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA 50 rs.
FREGHF TO PhlsdePhs taken 10 p m At lowest rate,
Z p r. T s.s., A sSS.t Ps5 sSi %
NEW YORK, NEW-HAVEN, AND HART
~ FORD snd SsTHsyeH D ns g7s
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SAMUEL BROTHERS,
OUTFITTERS.

BENSON W. Old Bond udgtem f. =:
KINO High Hoborn London
H. Tailor American cut and make
H. Clothing Stores SIC Oord near British
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Gteambnats ano Railroads.

A FTERNOON BOAT for. NEWBURGSH,
PSeshl. E9oes; aud Sss,S1 , T 5sss do' PoSEI
YessrV-sL Pier 80. eyey afternoon al 93O eOeA.
ALBANY and TROY, 81; SARATOGA, $3.50
"a g DAY LINE BOATS viSSAEp aS1 bSIb Of R
& eS YSSkERs gARS1ST1STSsSp s I'D S TISo
IT, CAfsxL HUDSON Connecting for III points WesT ana
NORTH Trip WEST POINT CoRkWALL and NV
checked 70 ssr,iOsa snd sharon.
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
H., .Is !. Si'sn sssa ANA I' tsspa. sI.:S
CATSKILL DAILY LINE:
sEw GIAMPOS s :SS NSIa w s1. lS
TiSsday and SATURDAY at D. Pier So foot Frshsns
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEF
tS S ~ b SaE coSas sn.s Nth
Branch r. Hampton Junction wth DeA'ars
f D1 %s'' also T vi" ia yss Ras.
Psburgh and the NsT; also 70 CntrA Psn''y1iIa Anu
Sa's SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
45O mSEg TEAs for ks,,os Ss;,sS'I A''a' A''''
6sm-Tsr i'rsin for somerviils $780, ~, ~,
Ia m-wIy Pennington Barton I5tsr. BATH h,ssh
TsBthnuoct Towards, wsvy ss Connects at Js0e'0n win DEL
daily .I.pt srst.y e. E..'GS ALA,
H,nsbr and the West Connects a! s9%iI,s o' ,n1aS
To-,ad, wrsrsy, &c, with through ears 70 DAn'A' "A'1'
Iof5 N and - m-wy Tr.in, for sCn.ryil' ,o.,,.
1870 h.sa1 S I n s%s'89 s scfp;o Sa
iag Columbia Lancaster EPhras Po'tssie hirr'9nTt st
$3.50 p @.-w,r Tram for P.ns.A ~, c,u.. oo,.
4pEwlg Tn for EIsion AIsSto.n 'HS Aa0e0 OAuaA N'n
80 p n wsy Tris for Sonsrrils sna F.nipsOa
sP5 T WI iJ, Til iGl fsa f,1s:s
$50 BKrKEss d,I for s.'isn b'''idsre Allen
0:a .anG H,,r,eSEs P, a So s,, Gs'AS' &C.
1850 p n-tEmsrABttzEOr BAtOn r..,
SI2 Emil 1D1 80 ts5 $50 ESQ s45 $50
1oik T. liz a4S ts p 4 iiH $50 So 45 & tSS $S ~
$40 9l5, 1880 1880, l2P = p,cvy. a., -, D..
D n4fu 40
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Hr BALDWIN General Passenger AS,a1

nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ FRS RAILROAD and MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD
rectns With LIGH VALLEY and PHILADELPHIA and READING
RAILROAD aud SYRACUSE and BNGHAhIOS RAILROAD ana
UTICA CHRNANGO and SUSQUEHANSA RAILROAD. and OS-
wHGO SYRACUSE RAILgOADesye from the foot OF Barclay
lln.lnlun Lar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-30

DUY TICKETS TO PROxlDEilNeNi, ~, nv"
ID BoSTOs Vi. NBPTtTNB LINE. Per Z3 NORM "''
81 rs CABIN, - 20 Decn,, On .xcEs
NO MIDNIGHT ChAH isAhC ODBLIs Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-30

Tweeds, Cheyiots.
Diagonsls, Satarss, Black
Oxford and MiIed Doe
skins, and every new
material.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-30
NEW-YORK- NEW HAVEN, AND HART
TRAINS LRAYR NETWORK

~ PORD RAILROAD -Seu-Tork and New Haven Division.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT, COMMENCING MAY 20 1873
Passenger Station New York GrsGd Central Depot! LasA0ee on
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LADIES, GENTLEMEN AND FAMILIES

NISIIINU ENGLAND
Are respectfully solicited inspect tho ARTICLES Of DRESS ais
at either H. j. NICOLAS establishments gwen above
clothing OF the most useful and superb character for
immediate use or msde 10 order In few hours
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nNROT.-CITIZENS' LINE for TROY.
\ P.sssss. 30 The slsssat steamboats, sUSsYspE ass
POWELL leave Pier No 40 foh River a. dy
days ssepus oelosk n connecting viii morning. rAas ca
RsusssA and sasoga Newton Css aIa Ts, .na pss,..
Railroads for all pobo north. ssd "
Thf MOST DIRECT ROUTE To SARATOGA, LAKE, cRoReG
AND MONTREAL
ThreHgh hefeh sod and baggage ssssksl 5s,tn,son
JOSEPH CO MILL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-30

Double-breasted Is. extra.
Fancy Thibets. Tveeds,
Quiltings, Drills, Super
fine Cashmere. Corded
; and Figured Silks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-30

COUTH SIDE X. r. OF LONG ISLAND.
Trains depart and at Roosevelt and Grand fairies T.
Depart ArnTs
Sale n--hil Tor Pstshogue connecting RSetsvp
and Hempue.i. ..
e;i0 nj oeiaH,y krprsss. .................o52p
1U40 .. m.-Ishp Ace D eOsseei henpssead and ROeE-
swtF Beach
1.40 D. n--BabYor Ace'a, esaheeI Hempstsad and
kOekswGV Beash.
$40 D. n.-Bsbyon RIP. connect Hsmpstssd aBS
KockAsJ beash. 9l5s
]lO n-rrs Island and PAIshogse EXPRESS O5 n
4:40 p n--fiishogus Aeen, connecting RochaWu
and HsnDstoad. ....................900A n.
PLY n-hsnpred and koekaHAf EIpress LAO a.
$40 p m.-lhp Aeon, eonn estng Hem pstesd snd
kocksHsy. 4 n
oi4O m-Babylon Aeen, connecting Hampstead
and RcekavaT......
tSO a. n-suodaJs only. from Bushriek for
Patcaozue Hempsssd, sne koekAray
Bs,sb, Errring at BasAEiek st.. 4 100 D. m. D..
basfss ss.,te At Roosevelt and snndt fss, T. ssph
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-18

ana Senator Patterson being present. he te.smony o.
son sss % q.
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MI Anne: wss then Questioned 4 length - to n:
that gave NJ Pasfsen 'S ase sns1es q Union
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wanted at the time he induced them 70 60 into the con-
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-18
THE TRAINERS AND DRIVERS OF TR0TTIN0
HORSES

The trainers and drivers Of trotting horses in
the United States having formed themselves into
. protective association to guard their interests
against What they consider offensive and oppress-
i've rules and rulings OF the National Associations
and Board Of Appeals, are now engaged in making
. code OF rules for their own government on and
or the trotting track in the future. AS the inter-
ests OF the managers Of the national associations
throughout the land are Identical with those OF the
trainers and drivers, we would advise the latter
when they have perfected code Of rules to have q
Joint meeting with the leading members OF the
various national associations, SO that some ami
cable arrangement can be made for their mutual
benent. code Of rules should be adopted so con-
else and simple that ''an who run may read" and
oil who trot can understand. There are doubtless
too many rules in the old code, many Of them in
comprehensive to those most interested In them,
there being altogether too much law and too little
equity for honest men. In the framing OF the
trainers and drivers code we hope to see rules
that can be easily understood and earnestly car
ried out by all well wishers Of the trotting turf.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-18
PATTERSON'S PREDICAMENT.
Damaging Testimony ELECTED by
the Senate G.. M. Committee.
The Mystery Of Morton, Bliss Co.-They Find
in Their Safe G. M. Shares Belonging
to Patterson-0akes Ames' Evidence
orroborated-Senator Grimes
One Of the Tempted.
WASHINGTON, Feb, II, 1873.

WASHINGTON, Feb. II, 1879.
The special committee OF the Senate, OF which
Senator Morrill, is chairman, to examine into the
charge OF Credit Mobilicr stock having been dis
tributcd among Senators, resumed its session at
halfpast ten O'Clock this morning.
G asn Ct se Se Hs % a
Mr. L. p Morton. Of the firm of
of New York was sworn and testified that his firm had
70 tIs Sssr he ~
witness some time ago making such inquiry and witness
s enyee Of
Rs r. nS c e sc aSa
hin TIE tse stock was endorsed By MT Anne,
know how he stock came IN his possession but had an
'"p' e''''" HANDED TO THEN BY Mr. AxKs.
q who was ihs stock issued % on its face, 4: TO
% S"fs
ws they hS Ss S ns
II f &c he ns Of sG54 Pa aass
Ps!wTso ~ss endS,.sS on the ,snvsSS s
n a.
Al one time Mr. Ames handed them shares Of Union
fss ss e
% @ bsr 70 @ a' snYtSR
YEN was almost INC dsy 70
firm since the stock sent 70 him.
was swornaHe had no recollection of leaving
he endorsed the stock over Mr. Patterson and delivered
IL to him. but could not tell when he thought II took
place n Boston one ofhe Mr. Patterson would
saw the envelope Mr. Paterson received he showed u
s, &c 6sS s
and to state j was correct In my testimony.
BY Mr.. Stcvenson-Witness could not remember the
8 s'ia
ba he ssSSS Was a'i for when he
gave IL 10 your A. Why, OF course.
Q: By Mr. stockton-When MT Patterson called on you
on Thursday Friday die ne say anything TO in
dica.e how he had changed his mndl A. He showed me
dorsed in my Handwriting; he said he thought
mind to conypee me that ever did witness had never
received 5000 from Mr. Paterson 70 invest in income
o. After you invested the first s. 600 did you inform Mr..
Patterson A. presume so; gave him mis- dividends in
February and he must have known then that had in
vested tx the Of Morton Bliss Co. endorsed
on the stock by witness at the request j. W. Patterson
in order to enable TO sell IL as well as Mr. Paterson
The committee, few minutes before twelve O'Clock
took n recess until hafpast one o'clock.
~ PATTERSON yREsyNT.
The committee reassembled AZ quarter 70 two p ~