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MnNnAY Nnr OI
ptSSFNG ERS SAILED.

POg san FRtgCisCOIn steamship fodpuLeo. Nor 2O-Dr j.
SHARP sister Julia Adams and two chren Mr.. ehrsoD
A. Buld, George d. Bod, Misc Mcfarland Miss Ds"n
IIunlIey wife son Charles H. Doughery, Raymond ID leani
and sif T. g. Becsith and wife j. A. Beekwh AID wife Waiter H.
Hn.chns Edward Spring G. Cu.oe wife and chi1 MISS u'nS
H. A. King j. Van Brnn. Mr. Emily Wba, ana diugh'S
NJ S,yoon simon Sonl Col H. T.. Robinson, j. H. sckels W. H.
Richards Miss Johanna Runoska Mrs. Henrietta Fisher W Jones
a. A " sdnr the j. H. Hammond, Jacob sc-Es Nils Euma
Tsv,op Jacob Walker wife ". >. GoiswNt Miss MARY g.
Cobb Charles Harvey smith and Wife Mrs hersod Mrs
Sullivan De aney Stone George H. Waggoner h. A. Duncan b.
60, Geo, % Jackson Parker Mr. Mcdonald, Miss Mcdonald
w TIswtou, d. Hsron, Capt T. hckes John Cummings
Day. J. H. Leonard and iainiy NJ
E,a Clagson Ds3y McCu1e J. B. Perpon r. g. Dole Ms,
Greenwood ~ SaeoI Dr. Alvarez Mrs GEORGE W. n Morris and
child Iar r. Ares Antonio Lorenzo Merno aus hea
y IL Tuny Bryant. Juan Quelia ana mother Frank Smith JON
Wilson C. n Orpen the Hon j. Thorngon. D. Herrera Mira j.
Iofas J. w Joh1sou, Lieut. C. II. JuId IheO. SteInkopt
From PIO JASRIKO--lR sG7stip ontario Nov 2O-Capt e.
"A C,dNeL O. S ~; Capt H. W. Caldwell. U. +. NJ drs Mar
VIVIAN ci.i Pedro de Vale Haey l. L. Datour Mo-
rena wife aly O. b. Wilkinson. Jose Ttbhe Paatrmuro
scum Peo Vale Laura, erEan kuh; from Bahia-Caps naI1l
and wife, hs' Eliza hGrrly from PsrLonoza naAa
silt: from ST. ThOnts-t. 4 BOnelI and wife
H. a. Rivera Capt. H. Leayey, " H. HcylBa Geo "amooj
y, T. Armstrong Capt e. H. Faucoaa L. Do story
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CIVIL NOTES.

In a suit brought by Henry Jacobs agt.
Abraham Benhem In the Brooklyn City Court yester.
day. before Judge McCue for SANDER the jury awarded
the plaintiff 81 900 damages. =.
An attachment has been issued against the
property In this city belonging to the Detroit and Nil.
waukee Railroad Company at the suit Of William r.
Bailey OF No 2i9 Dean-s Brooklyn. who has begun an
action the supreme Court 10 collect so 81 win inter
est FROM Nov 49, ls3 upon certain coupons for interest
upon bonds VI the Company payment or which has bee
refused.
In the Marine Court Part ILL.,, before judge
Curtis the following nquests and judgments were taken
yesterday for the plaintiffs in each with costs and
SIS allowances: Wolf Dlunenthal agt. Ernest Waldeek
for SlA 6s L. Rndskopf for the plaintiff ana l. steners
for the defendant. Henry W.tMaegrOtny act 7 A
Zimmerman for Sa26 o. r. D. COltman for the plsut.r
and Il. r. Russell Tor the defendant William iurrows
aimed judgment against George Raphael Tor $40
with costs, and SIS allowance o. Fr-bce for the pl.n-
tin and Hall a. BlOndy for the defendant.
In the Marine Court, Part H., before Judge
Gross yesterday, John Moran obtained judgment
against George b. Vanderpoo for s35 II. with costs and
s2S allowance Flanagan Bright Tor the paintd aud
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public h.nevceuce and avoiding invitations psupe
aud adequate Tor the suffering
ID. II. Eaton, Howard Potter, c. L. Brace the Rev. Dr.
John Hall, Commissioner Laimbeer and III. A. Hurlbut
appointed on the Committee The Rev. DR. Adams,
In commenting the resolution said that their object
to relieve destuOn without increasing pauperism.
experience In times OF depression and suffering
having shown that great harm had resulted from de-
fectve then adopted and for this purpose he
urged the union OF efforts and the direction OF the mat
ter by single central organization.
DR.. Elisha Harris, Secretary Of the n. l. State Prison
Association. said that IN addition TO the large number
Of residents Of the city out of employment, many men
had hocked in from other towns ana the country III
work. and destitute ana seeking as
sisrance, thus increasing largely the demands upon
charity In regard TO these. he offered the foOwing
B1s The Of trade Industries and branches OF
common bor-paav totsyhoughout the country tends toll
induce the numbers Of the unemployed classes 70
this y OF hudEg employment or at least to hhd
fool AMI shelters
.of mat the tendency worthy unemployed classes ss
well a. NJ grant unworthy persons to seek shelter ant subsistence IN
his civ during the exist nc peruicous alike 70 such needy
sons and 10 interests of society II large
,solref That opinion % .ls meeting that peron ont OF
eu a,met and m be1ond this c should not
% M su nce shold rather b. purnad % eek home AMI
In communities, AMI that philosophical citizens
md fep of humanity al sections of the country VII greatly promote
the welfare u sah needy persons the general interests Of society By
inducing them o avoid coming 10 this city.
Another resolution provided for the appointing OF
cotnittee TO consist " member from cach cbri-
fable association and public department represented m
the meeting. which shall prepare pam statement OF
facts and advice 10 encourage ana an them In the
present exgenry and be servceabe 10 all persons VINO
NAV desire 10 bestOw charity and counsel upon the
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STRIPPING IN7ELLiGENCR.
PORT Us Sg1-roRK.........

pogr Os Ss"-roRk. 20
steamship ryoa Dsl.noy saTan Porislr &C., spOGoi
.H cas- Of s i r hsy,11 S5a sea%5 Co..
steamship North Point. FOLEY, PHILADELPHIA me to LOnIlsrd
ssisp Ae,Gn,o s..ars .E Pacific Ma. Seip,AiD Co.
s,eiasp CEN Barnes. Ciee,s1ia sayaansh W R. Garrison
stean.iip Georgia Cooper Charleston. w Quntsrd Co.
steamship wyanoe COaco' Helmond CITY Point aud norfolk Old
s..s%.he Ann s,s Richard. phlad.pa Jas Hand
4 g. sI Bs1. % Sgs1s fAf9f b@ot
Bsrx Antoine Gasoline ~ oloyar belfast leiAai Socovich
Bart Amsu., ,) Maggie Cork Falmouth for ORDERS
DARK M.ry Pr1tt si7i1 Belfast icr order, Brett son Co.
Bari Pef.eri Ll Csrc Marsea for ories james Henry
Bark CdsL ilArlny GbIalisr ,ni Genoa So.oIlca Co
Bug D.isy, MeCarty. Malaga FOR orders Hand swan
s 5s ST Ro ss YAH, Sd fdss Geo n h TO-
Brig Abatros tB Ten1es. Rotterdam letens BOckmlEa.
sehs Calc.oal (Brl LAYTON. Windsor, n. 5.
ARRIVED.
un'-d States i,,ushiP Ge'bgrs MeRiche from Norfolk
Stsna.p AS,r,s IBr HeirEiot Glasgow Nov s. and Neville
steamship OutsTo sOcan nueo Oct &c Babi, 3Ot
g,rI Sgppcca Ger). Dads Liverpool 50 days With coal
ehI Ls Ives sson Mix River Jam, 20 days, with lOswoOd
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NOV 20Arnvei. steamship Lord Give OBI from Liver
pool; Gen wh.ne Gl,seu and Sept9ne from hesior.
sailed to-day for Liverpool
FOREIGN PORTS.
QuyrSsrosy National Line steamship Greece Thom,s
from Ner-York Now 3 arrived here to-day at D.
N Nov. 2OTEe steamship Chase which detained
port sailed for Portland
heavy weather The
through safely arrived Harkesbug
yesterday B the steamship Vanguard from Harbo
seriously Injured the during The gale aud had
Active, from Fouue, \. F..
Halifax Of dry a,h ashore tie she total
loss The reres aVed.
DISASTERS
QUEBEC. Nov 20Oue Of the ships ashore at st. Anne the Wolf
Cove Rvsre OBele. and broke
ns. The supposed be the Amour humber boats
bges sch IN tow for Montreal had to
the large quantity ofics.
gasrPonr Me George Of St. John
oaded ashore Quod yesterday vessel
viii bel total loss Tue brig Ben. Young Of
lumber ashore West QuoddY; the damage
from St. John loaded
Boston ashore Canpobeo. opposite Lubee fbe schr Wild
Hunter Eebroos Of John. from Shulee. n g. with png
BGst,I, "a At West Qaoddy.
For Lotes snap aers see Finn Page
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Sheldon A. Brown for the defendant William Muhol,
land agt Frank Nunenmscher.-Hendefso fonnen
for the plaintiff and o. w. Wager Tor the
unsettled account for horse The defense was at lns
horse was warranted to kind and gentle bu
out TO be otherwise. Verdict for tine halnum luz ' ~
amount claimed, with costs ana slo ailo"shOc'
An application was made before Judge Bar
rct yesterday for mandamus to direct payment ~ 'o
Controller Of $780, claimed by Samuel jackson 'or SET
vices as officer OF the Marine Courts during the last
months Of 1872 Mr. Andrews in answer produced an
affidavit OF MIR DAWSON Clerk OF Marine Courts settbg
forth that by the law OF 1879 the Judges ,a
officers MAY, 1872. and did not appolnt t 40
re8tor, and that ho did not apply FOR an assignment w
court; that he did service from NAV 81, ana kneW
constructiyely that he no longer an oncer' Al li
davit OF fea0r that the service was pcrforueu was
read. Decision reserved.
which on Injunction sought restrain the Controller
from making certain payments by his checks WHICH, IL
s conended should be paid by the Chamberlain as the
disbursng officer under Section &c OF the New Charter
and TO prevent the Controller from detailing clerks 10
the. Chlmberlain's department and paying bthem
whereas alleged, the 10000 salary to the ChaDDe
lain should Ill expenses OF clerks was SGT down
for hearing IN the Supreme Court Chambers, yesterday
The opened by s. X. Dyctt. the Controllers
counsel, Judge Beebe, being somewhat unwet, al al
J0urnment was had to this morning
In the Marine Court, Part l., before Judge
Joachimsen the following mquests and were
taken, yesterday, for the plaintiffs in each case, with
costs aud :25 allowances: james White and others agt
Theodore Nckerson and others, for sS2s 70; Cephas
Branard for the plaintiffs, ana Strong Spear Tor the
defendants Michael agt William A. tcastle
for s57l os De W.T. lockwood Kip for the palItin
and j. ID. COd1ngtOn for the defendant C0rdt Gerkln
and others agf. John W. Marshall, for t6 Sc De WITT
Lockwood KIP for the plaintiffs, and j. j. Lyons for
the defendant James Murtagh agt Christopher Reyes,
for $40 50 W II. Meeks for the plaintiff, and johnson
& Wood for the defendant.
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
TwEEp,s MOMENT For BREATH.
AZ ABSURD RUMoR-pRooEEprNG FOR AN ARREST


AZ ABSURD RUMoR-PRoCEEDINGs FOR AN ARREST
OF JUDGMENT.
Wnl NJ. Tweed was engaged nearly all day
yesterday in looking over his papers at his Office anu "
hat OF one Of his counsel He was accompanied Wicie
ever he went by Deputy sherGs Shields ana 'aiii',
Many persons called at Tweeds office, Dnt nc oooiou
to hold any conversation except In the case o 10"
persons with whom he had appointments ana those "no
we're aiding him In settling up his AFFAIRS IWeeu
,,,o st his counsel will procure stay Of proceed
es Int thinks # best 10 10 prepared for the worst
and hence his an xiey settle up his business AFFAIRS or
At least 20 nut them In good shape. During the DAY an
ssnrd rumor was started that Tweed had escaped from
me Doputv shers having him charge and fed from
thu city The rumOr spread rapidly, and in short time
sheriff Brennan run down with Eager questioners'
Sbe sheriff laughed AZ the report. Soon after O'Clock
reporter Of THETRBUNE called on Sheriff Brennan and
asked him whether there was any truth in the
runor OF Vwced's escape lie said there was not
.ylabo OF truth IN t. He had 6oenlin communication
with Tweed after the rumor gained currency, and could
place his hand on him in two minutes il he wished
Tweed woud be produced in Court tomorrow, and
oefore that time 10 the Court should decree. He had
full faith in the Deputy sherfs who had Tweed in Gus
ody and thought the latter would have no chance TO
escape If he wished which he doubted.
The counsel of Tweed decline TO make publicltheir
sourse Of action tomorrow 1t is understood that the
argument for arrest Of Judgment will be made by
IOhD Graham, and will be one OF his best Efforts IL is
more than probable that he will be answered by Mr..
Treman, and the arguments of the counsel, 1t is
expected, will consume the entire day. and may carry
he case over Monday before Judge Davis will render
ais decision.
Assistant DstrictAttorney Allen Informed TRIBUNE
reporter yesterday that Judgment would be demanded
and IN fact lad been already asked upon all the counts
On which Tweed has been found guilty. Mr. Phelps,
who was present, referred TO the rumors OF Tweeds
7Sht and loosely remarked II Tweed is sent to the
Tombs VIII send word to the Warden TO exercise eX-
.raoriinsry vigilance lest be escape in cradle or
uuAl basket"
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TIE HARLEM DISASTER.

COMBINATION OF THE CORoNEI's NQUEsT-DI-
viDED RESPONSIBILITY - TESTIMONY OF THE
ENGINEER AND THE BOY WHO WAS SEEN ALONE
NTH THR EXPLODED BOILER.
At tho resumption yesterday of the COrOner's
ipOuest in the case OF the Harlem boiler explosion the
evidence seemed to further confirm the presumption
that there was no distinct understanding to who
should attend 20 the boiler The boy Daggett contra
icted the positive testimony OF several other witnesses
that he often ran" the boiler alone and the engineer
B,rnum admitted that he had no license TO run the
Swo boilers OF which ne had charge.
John G. Daggett being recalled. testified that he had
never seen any crack in the boiler testified TO by
previous witness. He had never any white lead
used about the boiler II there had been any such in
perfection or any white lead he would have seen It,
Eugene T. Woodward Sergeant OF the Twelfth Pre-
sinet HarlemJ Police, deposed that at the time the
Coroner examining the boiler aud the ruins he 1.-THE
vitness told him OF q conversation which he had had
with one Mr.. johnson who had once been employed by
Beper Coyne TO the engine he had resigned, he
tod the wtness after working only day. because he
found that It was more than could do TO run
both the bolster aud the engne he had had his
assist him, but even then found II too much work and
responsibility; the witness could not certain whether
johnson referred 70 the boiler that or the one
t witness had frequently
seen the boy Daggett trying the water gauges
never recoected seeDg the engineer, Barnu there the
boy seemed to have fun charge,
Oaicer Joseph McKeon Of the Harlem Police testified
that be had never had conversation with the witness
Moore. who deposed on Wednesday that McKeon had
alluded to the Insecurity Of the boiler in conversation
with him. he had seen the boy Dsgget about the boiler
sAd may have said that the boiler was run carelessly
had occasionally Baruum, the engineer about the
machine, but not often.
william L. Daggett age - the boy 80 often alluded 10
IN the testimony having had charge OF the boiler was
then called as o witness. lie did not understand the
nature Of an OATH and explained TO him at length
and he was nnsily allowed 10 testify, manifesting
little unesslness In his lie testified that he
was employed at the same time his father by Mr..
Bemer 70 run errands INT BarDuip the engineer or
90 anything oise no asked him 70 Mr.. Barnun was
In charge Of the boiler. aud generally looked
eYery 10 or u minutes: he fed 1t with
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DECIsrON3-SoY. 20.

Supreme Court Chdmbrs-Barrett j. -Garthe agt.
GoslenMoion deld HitLous sad <ihout preuiee
Worries ct al OmsAd Ease and amendment. seed tSes
menu jackson agt NewiOrk 0swego Mdissi Il. X. CODE
fault opened nd aeienin PERMITTED TO repoe 81 answer within aIe
Of the Judgment and $40
opposing this moios atgmolt and execution stand security
81 ag Naturalization granted let the oner be settled
days notice shpse,,gs Marso'hem Tor counsel F.raham
a. Hamiiion.-houOn denied without (Nee menu
KnoSe, sg granted DowueJ ag Grower and
Motion guiei BrooLyn ust Co. sgt SchoopeMoon grated
Girbe sgL Gon-Moti'n grantef Kelley j ag Union Tra
CoOrr g.nied modifying Injunction aud allowing the Company
and mortgage. Ames sg Eeflchs ct a.gotlOn
granted; motion 2i.h Inst.
Report confr divorces granted fitzgerald st
gersOrIers TO- judgment 5,meMoon cousoudste
McDermott Cradle and granted
reesiger, MeOmbe and hrec cesrhe defendant
hs CHOICES but the motion the
denied.
Superior Court Special Term - Sedgwick j.
PAirchd Smith alOrie OF reference
shecker igt SeSenOer striking jndg
ieaGan Agt DeBog.Defsut opened terms ChAs.
The Michigan Southern Railroad Company
The plaintiffs POINTS hare been handed Belts Scrton
Order Third Railroad
Schmd Arguhals Ritter Phillips; smith
Sun Insurance COMPANY Tie Asrhssa Insurance. Com
psuy.-0nien granted.
Marine Court Standardization J.-Bem-
stein MeConnelLRreees confirmed and motion
the attachment denied with SO Tie referees be
taxed In the tctOn Taylor TIE
Ctr Of New foIk.-psn.nrrsf sustained.
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.

FRIDAY Nov. 81.
Mails for Newrod,na close At the Se York PoOfce e1e DAY
a IS .. r. HGlsI. o. -
Man for Hifsr n closed q. the SewYOrk PostOhoe every
Gay p. m, and goes via bo.ton -
sATURDAT Nov d.
Mails for Britain and h nd via Queenstown and Liverpool
by se s,esmshp Baltic $3.50 No Supplementary Mall
steamship sails H. rom White Star DocE. PaToha Ferry
JERSEY CITY
Maj. for Europe Southampton and Bremen the steamship
Hsus ~ NJ. Supplementary Mail for doqbepostaSe
closed the POstONee a. l:1O p IN
steamship sails a m. from ioO. OF lhrist Hoboken
Direct lriUia closed Mali Is sent ~ ihls ne
Mails tot Ke, West by City u Waco close at p M
Steamship sah at 5 D. m. from Pier No. 20 T. X
SUNDAY. NOV. %.
All Mails close O'Clock The fOssOhee 10 opea ron
m. ~ II a. u. q,
Mails Thomas BrI The Argentine Republic West Indies
10 ASuppeH entary
Mail postage letters and printed matter closed Al ne "
rs Steamship sails ~ II ~ ron tle No. 40 n H.
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CRIMINAL NOTES.
The Grand Jury Of the Court of General Session

The Grand Jury Of the Court Of General Sessions.
who in last Aons', charged At ii ,esediy BY
Juge Sutherland who referred pocr Dealers s1Yre
OF oec ami the abolition OF Judge Sutherland also
told the y II would BE- proper investigate fully the escape OF
Shsriey.
In the Court of General Sessions yesterday, before
Jage sutherland Richard Faoase acquitted Of the charge Of
hing Michael Barry Oct. 20. william Arrowsmith ald j. ~
for the accused following prisoners pleaded gui
Of stealing SOB worth from Henry Hunt Of
No siHty-secpadst 3O-sie Prison
william Lswlor Of attempting steal gold loese worth SIC on
I3 Edsap Tipping No. 562 second eSse Pfisos IA
yc.r
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THE COURTS.
JUSTICE WITH COLD FEET.

JUSTICE WITH COLD FEET.
The following notice has been issued by the
Police Justices at jefferson Market Police Court:
The Justices at this Police Court will be compelled 10
adjourn this Court for the that they cannot pro-
cure any fuel 10 heat the Court Since the cool
weather set In they have been compelled warm them
selves with coal kindly furnished 10y the Commissioners
OF Public CharNes aud Correction, but that supply
now OFF, and the Commissioners OF P66lic Works
beng unable 10 furnish any for want OF money tho
business OF the Court cannot be carried on.
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pant II.vAs voRsr
'772. .HsH ART Russell. j. 7f0 Werner szt saegieL
1909, Bsiry ATT Gnswold q al. 66o. Wood Wood
300 Cosy al. Home e ms 7fSBsekleige ct al rgt Com
% stock ct al.
o7a Rode ar, C.,rts 75t. Brady AT. Cslsghsu
S04. Ganuer sgt Coeksrl Ell f0V'ufnpe " suA' t nod
ns,s g A. ." 7i8. .Howlssd sgt Murphy.
1872 .Phbb. sdrar sgt Baker. s22.'penef sgt n1Snns
G5S. .Kncid D1rnei sO4' Fa''e'''a AZ" o'eAhs'
766. Richard agt DedrOaaD.
MARINE CoUsr-TRnL TEKs-PART i'-JoAohiH'hN' d
Non JHrV cues only.
oGeo Wiz. .. # ~ 3OS Bennett sst CurleT and
1886. Nevis Agt Blush and aho. sno
2i9i.. LiPPe asL Murphy
PART H-Gno.s J , IL. n r
2o37. .Dnord sgt Young 29l7 Ch,dbo1rns ", no ~ !"
S47 clement, AT Reyes 1919 Bennett sgt Blorkmann
2St3 GaIer.y ,gt Scherger 2gsI .Ssttey kevenY
2l26. Brine sgt. He'll 3Ol3.'I agsil Ag' % urL "
2i73. Massey sgt Wiiiprct. JDl frlenneIk -
1881. .sosthmayd sgt. Okeefe 2JSi Holman ss~ "H
PART IIL-CuRrIs. J. -. -
BOOB. Lissmsnn sgt wehc 1916 MeCamant agt LV4 AA'
lBJ...N L. Lie Ina Co
waite 3Oj9 .vultee sgs. DOJg-
0-Oi Brl5srort snring Car Co 8OGO Hart Borgft
al Corbet et H. 1902. SCHROEDER agt. whitney and
2745. Maxim sgt Brown -. ano. r,,
l5..Jsck.on as- Bauer. 3Obl .Gtsnt agt WgAy
334 ..RabouiHitE agt- WasA 5y3b.'aarey ~. ~
3i33. .Oakes Agt tlaYt0n 5UOo .bsshSae AgI ii-AA'
1886. kemp sst Bronek $500 ,
GESERlL sEsoss-sUTuERLASD, J-Pairck Cilagbti hh
Robbery Sheppard Henry Webrtt ieionous assu
battery Martha McCuteheH Loansbery George Chye James
BOYLE larceny receiving stolen goods John sah'n Ms pu
grand rceD ober larceny aud attempt TO induce PERJURY
Pstdck Corroy, assault and battery. - . .--,-,. -,
APPg.Ls-ALBAsr, NOV 2OOnrt Oh Apposs u~y CAT
eudar for Nov u. Nos. 10. 2sl 2o5 ~. H. 80 lOO'
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P4SSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM GLASGoW-In steamship A4sr4itI Eog 20.-J. Young
r. Dohsf.y Hawkins. T. A. AWrsoa e'er'a unel
Mo ran and wife w. Sloane and family I. Olis Docle
Gibson spence " L. Ecoson Mss Rcok0n W Alcy'ol Ms
T. Keo.h. Cora Fleming. John Hunter
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STEAMBOATS, an6 Railroads

ERIE RAILWAY.-WINTER ARRANGE (;
IL MENr o. Trains Nosembsr 1873 Prom Can.
bers-s Depot (for 23d-si note beloNb
300 m,-cnannsa and Chicago Dag ErPe1 DssEs-Ros.
1O45s mgrprss, NAL for Buffalo anf hissa PaA Sleeping
M tDs"l-ppeisc Rrpre.. to N. West Sleeping co.ch..
through BudiO Eagsra Fails Cincinnati, Detroit and Chicago
Without change
Ifains leave FOR
Por Jsr, 100 $780, 1000 and 1O4j m 49, 1880 ssl
Goshen and Mddsovp % 800 1880 1000 aud iO:ij A.
3a3 $50 1880 .nd 81
wsr-et 900, 1913 4; m; and 4:3o p;
teNburgh tsJO. . and 1O:4j Q ~. end 1870 m.
essser. o $40 s;oO 1890, and lO;f5 346. s,
1000 u ana u 80 pm
40 Rdrowood Hohosqr Anetdale and Rsm,ey', '6 Gas. s.
Paterson % Gao. Z. $50 10 1000, lOil5 ii 30
y noon, 'l'is Sis S:45 as b. sis s. .05t "a
ssaa g. ~ III. y .@ Sa s1,S'' 5f ge
sEn 1880 D. m. snd IL SATURDAY. ghs oar
RuIhefud Perk and Passsc J.45. 3 1880 10 1000 Ia
noon, .l4J bl5 g. ESQ s:lj, 1890 AL 100 y
Hsise aekensaek sri Wsy. ). Stl5 All is.4j M 8 s.
and 6 D. M. and ~ Saturday nights only
BBglesooi 5, 49, and 05O 1890 3ilj Alj 4f5 $50
Cesskir .. 8 10, AID $3.50 1880 3;l5 AS $50 ESQ
aHd s7:4J 0. M, and - SiiuriAT nights on7.
sparsh D. B. 49, and 800 H. 1880 3;lj 4i5. as. $50
$50. i7:45 p. N, ana ~ SATURDAY mglts OIL, -
Peuo1t and Mack 49, and $3.50 ~ 30 3il5 44J $50
$50 i7.45 .. m. an II Sa.uriag nigtts onh.
sprB Valley and Var. Q snd $3.50 q. IA. 4f5
korE-Tns leaving ClamDefss hsf hours iesvs
Twenty n - minutes earlier than above Tine lesuss
Chamberst quarter hours leave Tgen third = 80 minutes earlier
Boats Twenty. thrdst 1870 and ll3O connecting
ri,b trains leaving Chamberss hours The "a
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