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New-York tribune., 1873-04-11
FILL JUSTICE TO THIEVES.

Late on the afternoon of March II, Law
renee T. Hallenbach Of No. 81 East Onehuudred-and-
twenty Ourth-s who had been looking st the st. Pat
rick procession, in Broadway, induced TO accom-
pany o strange TO a coffee saloon Bleecker-st
While drinking coffee he suddenly attacked 10y two
ether strange men, who knocked him down. beat him
severely robbed him Of $4S and some iewery and
capped with the first stranger few days ago Police
Capt Byrnes OF the Fifteenth Precinct discovered that
the man who induced Halenbaeh 10 go 10 the saloon
George Lockwood, alias "Cully" alias "Joe John
sOn Just before the he had escaped from
Backwelrs Island, where Ne serving sentence Of
one year for attempted burglary with one
Brinkly. an ex-convict, who, while at Sing Sing
about two years ago, charged with the
killing. with OF Charles Jeffards, also a convict
Can't ByFnes further ascerained that the two who
assaulted Haenbaeh were Eighth Ward thieves. named
heGinnis ana Casey. After gaming this information
the captain took UallenDach 10 Phelps
and on Wednesday, the accused all indicted
Bench warrants promptly obtained by the District
Attorney aud given 20 Cant. Byrnes, who the same
afternoon, went to Blackwelrs Island aud served "a
upon Warden Fitch Of the PeniUeDtary for the
dstentOn Lock wood. The had been arrested by
Capt after the robbery and been taken back
10 the PenitenaTg. but before his completely In the
Bobbery had become known Late on Wednesday night
She captain, with Detective Henderson, arrested Nc
6inns and Casey, who now In custody, awaiting
hia DistuctAuOrDeY Phelps says he means to prose-
Snte the accused vigorously.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-11
PROPOSED ELECTION DISTRICTS.

The Board Of Police met, yesterday, and
passed the following resolution IN relation 10 proposed
change in the boundaries OF election districts marked
out last year.
hso,d That e opinion Of s Board IL Important that the
b1naes Of the election eas q the g shOa be revised anhusi
The polling OF al tue votes within The
era de pae au dSrnE tbe hours hmtsd BY
Tor keeping The polls Of election
lsottg That the DRAFT b for that approved and its
passge BY the Legislature recommended
The Bureau of Elections received many complaints
after the elections Autumn that districts
10 densey inhabited that voters did not have oppO
tnnity o. putting Ia ballot at the polling places IL is
also known that many Of the districts Ia the northern
part Of the city have greatly increased IN population
snce ne boundaries were established while OtBeF dis
lcis ~ tne southern end Of the city have decreased
lt the state Legislature adopts the recommendation
made In the resolutions Of the Police Board the latter
body announce mat they Will establish the boundaries OF
lhe districts on the basis Of the pOled the last
voters, BoT IeEs thaD 400 voters
New-York tribune., 1873-04-11
DECISIONS-APRiL 10.

Supreme Court ChdmberS-By Judge Barrett
Nolan alA granted. Davis, h
henUpon the welt The motion for Injunction denied and The
Temporary dissolved with 10 In the Of The
Application OF A. r. Val infant Order granted aud bond
approved. D1msr-Kecrre back. Adams Me- abe
Ses mem People james DOYLE C0.Oeis
argument Judge Dav opinion the ne
holds relstOr entitled his The BAD
and uhstsnce and following Judge Dave opinion feel bound
10 man Feeiy
Brown AZ Wucht-Aiem the petition
DvsMoiou denied without and without prejudice In
the o the petition Geogiua T. Curtis 81 al an infant TO
sell real stste Report confirmed aud order grautet
Judge Faucher-n the matter OF Emily Cot and Obrs-MOtoD
"a yacste assessment denied the Of George
OF the petitioner should reduced S52 %
each, a order 30 that eirc! may be granted.
Superior COurt-Specidl TeTm-By Judge Sedgwick
-Shemerhon sgt Whaen-Motou denied wout COJdug
ton Duuham-MoOD denied prGc appca
upon Lmte ag MArkeuLOrder confirming report Of
and for judgment Batchicr agt DaY-orde for comms
sion.
By Judge al Shaw aLOder for
ertia allowance o S750 TO defendant.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-11
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.


FRIDAY. APRn H.
On letter, the steamship docks snd Intended
90 Supplementary NaS be prepaid double postage by
stamps money will be received by the clerk IN charge
in for HALIFAX closed The Nes-IOrk POstOhce every
Al ID, and goes via Boston.
Mails Tor Newfoundland the New ior Post Ohce Fri
day At D. M steamship Portland Ne saturday al
m. New York Friday at p m. -
Letter postage when direct, viii
be 10 each which mu be prepaid
SATURDAY, Arm ll.
Southampton
Bremen per steamship Donau close az II Supplementary
Ma Pier foot of Ihr1st, Hoboken al Steam
shp sais at IN rom foot Of Thiri-st HObokfD
Direct (ierman Prus1n cosed Mail sent hv this hne
IAN deposited Supplementary Mails must be prepaid with
double pOtage.l . ~ -
Por Mail Queenstown by the steamship City Of Brook
mails at III IN. steamship sails al from fler No. ~
North River
Mails for Nassau and Havana bv steamship Lagos
2 D. Steamship sails az D. M from Pier No II NJ
Mails Kew West b steamship CITY OF Austin, close ct
Steamship slb al D. from Pier No. ~ y. K
SUNDAY. April l3
All at II Tine FOstOhee open iron a.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-11
YELLOW FEVER OUT OF roRT.

The rumor that yellow fever had been dis
covered on the bark Peter c. Warwick, which arrived
at this port from Rio Janeiro Wednesday, was er-
roueous and from the fact that several OF its crew
were detained the hospital by that disease before
leaving Brazil careful examination of the vessel
made and as there had been on board during
the voyage she was allowed to proceed up the harbor
The Quarantine authorities have hitherto been very
in barring the progress OF the fever and
alarm Ia apprehended by those who know how
thoroughly each vessel is examined before 1t is allowed
to enter the harbor or all the vessels arriving at this
port from Rio JaneirO January only has been
entirely from yellow fever either before sailing
the voyage. The bark f. G. Litched arrived at New
York. March % having been SO DAYS from Rio Janelro
Her captainW s. Crockett, died of yellow fever Oh Feb
2 and seaman, Joseph SansOD also died before reach
ing this port. The Gtana from Pernambuc0, arrived
March %, having lost two OF her the voyage
The schooner, H. Brewster, - days from Rio Janero,
which arrived March % reported that Charles ADers,
of her died Feb. TO- The brig Teruus 60 days
ont lost two of her during the voyage. The bark
George and Ludwig from PernambucO, also had two
one before eavng port and one during the voyage
New-York tribune., 1873-04-11
THB COURTS.
CARL voGT's CRIMES.

Carl Vogt, the Prussian charged with mur-
dcring in Brussels Belgium. the Chcvaler Dubois de
Banco, brought before United States Commissioner
White yesterday, on his warrant Of exraditon issued
upon the Presidents mandate at the requison of the
Prssia Government and upon the affidavit Of Johannes
R0esng the German ConsuGeneral at this port IL is
peculiarly of the laws of Prussia that its subjects can
tried home for crimes committed in foreign coun-
try and 1t Is claimed that that provision brings NOgt
within the extraditOn treaty between Prussia and the
United States Vogt In the custody OF the sherlh
on an order of arrest in civil suit instituted by The
Chevaers heirs TO recover certain property alleged to
have been stolen By him; and the order vacated
that proceedings under the eXtrdtOn treaty might be
had. adjourned TIL tomorrow, at IL a. IN
New-York tribune., 1873-04-11

cars having been put on thew could not he taken on
without creating public clamor.
senator Cassery asked II the postal laws of this
try were In his opinion, onerous on The railroads
thsn those of Great Britain. MI Hinckley replied that
he mad consulted the Earl of CathneSs, ot the drec
tors Of the London and Great Western Railroad the
subject and had been assured that they contracted with
the Government in the same manner and tbe same
basis as with individuals, and II the terms were not
satisfactory 10 the road they would leave Oft the mail
ears at once Mr. Hnckley told him he ought 10 be glad
10 hive in a country where he allowed to do SO.
After a brief desultOrv conversation the Committee
adjourned 90 this morning at II O'clock when the
Of the railroad companies viii be argued ny Theodore
Cny.ef Of Philadelphia. who appears their attorney
New-York tribune., 1873-04-11
p4SSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM BRRMEN-IH steamship April ia Rolf. p.
Barth Schmidt j. Dennis g. Mcynad H. Henderson, w Mood
hou H. Mouton B Porter MARVEL family r. Scbmdt r.
and family NJ BerlHge H. Hasrbleher, Cadies
family c. King and Se, J. Thomas Mary Johus and child
New-York tribune., 1873-04-11

ashore Sand Beach miles south OF Jupiter Light
She will probably be got of without difficulty.
The investigation into the OF the accident TO the
Elm City o the New-fiaven line, on Monday night has
been ordered and win take place at New-London I'M
mediatey The Nuhps investigation will also take place
Ht an early day III this city.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-11
uINI1TuRh ALMANAC

Suu 5:2B 6:35 Moon $500
pIy-AN
SANDY Hoot.. Gal Goys 1l6 Hell Ghte Feuy... 905
Sand, Hoor 6ts Cows Island ieu Gate Reuv.. s2
New-York tribune., 1873-04-11
gona selano Real gsiaie for Sale.

LNOR SALE-At Merrick, l.. l., o new, neat
COTTAGE. containing eight rooms with good otnaf eomoeis
depot Of The South Side r. bclr and Is mng from
y prce 3J0 Apply ddrss- FRANCIS
NlILRR aerrek L. Of CHARLES FOX II East s5hsI N
New-York tribune., 1873-04-11
STEAMSHIP PFRIIe.

The steamer Newport of the Narragansett
hne, which disabled Sands Point ON Wodnes.
day evening will be towed 10 this port The steamship
CITY oi Dallas. bound from EewYork 70 New Orleans -
New-York tribune., 1873-04-11
90 Uhom II man Gonrern

A WIDOW LADY of the highest respecta-
N tt residing POHgbkepae with pleasant and comfortable
arro1nGul wOud Lke 70 ake the charge Of few Children
Psfes wishing seI sve little where they have
eerg n9iery Ample rcfsrencs Bih be gEe Ad
dress H. }. b., Box . ,lJI, PostOhce. HesYoTL
New-York tribune., 1873-04-11
Counlrp Real Gsiale tor Sale.

AT COLDENHAM, Orange Co., an excellent
~ DAIRY Farm of lGg ls a. Large doahe bnes dwelling
house and al necessary 0utbldng House would be taken 10
part TaTmeIt kULAND \ WIN lN1 . DeeAneh.st
COUNTRY PLACE and Furnished House 10
~ LET SUMNER for sALh, the HUDSON IS mhue
north Eegbargh and sesmbJsi comfortable re
dencsi for heahillnes charming scenery and
desirable ueghhOn Vegetables Fruits Address for
teusrs sppoig, visit Boz 6 Pcstohee Negbagh, n
ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT at New-Ro-
II chene L. Sound completely furnished to LEASE
for one or three years durug family Europe i he
soil ~ terms. BLAIhNLLL Co,, oy Lpety-sI,
New-York tribune., 1873-04-11
FOR SALE, ..... ..--.
L ayaiual!e ESTATE 10 Northern Vrznai
fourso Touring mill OF the most sAosAnuA
zuI du.ab clarac;er,
6irl5, with " feeg o,e.sHot wheels on bod stream
With asapscty Of % bbs. dsyi -
EOR SALE,

CONSISTS OF lase iousiory sir noiilt MI o' H' "''
sri duaba character,
60rI5, with u feet wheels, bold stream,
With asip.uy Of o. hbls dayi d,
clun = house. -
rooms ban handsomely located two oomonAne
barn, sabng hlacs smith SHOP nee So
nearly 1D oi meadow ana TIM
eT MI srd eat,a an sboro miles east he
at and o. Canal at Hsrpers fer, ara I'VE
., wet of station present of the Washington
an proposed extension OF which passes
% one Of he spe,t agricultural regions United States
climate exceedingly heah cs aud fever mountain
air and water scenery good society with schools and
convenient For milling purpose The establishment oi
property opportunity for Investment The goSug
Wool j. an Increasing this section, aud it. mauufctur.
profitable Price S2DV" oneGrd cash. and the mapler' 10 ron
Sidfes. CnAs P. JASNgY, Lee.bars Loudoun Co, Va.
EOR SALE-STATEN ISLAND-A new
French HOUSE IDI25 lot 50Il6 ee good cellars
god well and n also barni prse ln9ue oi 90 ddress
LNOR SALE or to LEASE-Furnished or miur
i nshel ROUSE viii rooms, ali acre garden fruit @ci ten
miles from y. Y. CITY via Harlem H. R. haf mile from depot Ad
HOUSE and LOT for SALE-ln the village
of falls erhl miles Of P0ughkeepe and
OF Ncw-amJugh. Hudson River II K The lot is OnH
most e pet of The village
premises has ~ and has Recently ben pot complete
price $4,000 womanual pipe organ vita 10 stops =
grand piano. furniture, aud carpets VIII be sold with the
II desired Further Information b. had hom the owner
MeKny the premises or Of G. w sseeiI and Wsens
CTATEN ISLAND SPECALTY-170 Acres
- 81 LAND sh good impToyemeht large water mont les Than onc
the IA there speculation 10 this s
$50 improved land hour from city low prce
25 O ACRES KANSAS AZ, "A : Il LANDS \ lS for 6ol,
exchanged for merchandise For Particular address
LAND OWNER, Trbane Once.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-11
Gitp Real Gslaie for Sale.


AT A BARGAIN--A 5O-feet FRONT on
5aa GsT5 d ws 1s' SSTS tisG i fa S'' '' almost '
A FOUR-STORY Brown-stone HOUSE FOR
"A SALE Htiethst between Filth aud sIhaSef fee les
$4,000 Inquire B. b. MERRILL Co
A UR-STORY, brown-stone HOUSE, No.
ouire B. b. MEaRIII 4 Co. 81 West Thlry-thlri-si.
A BARGAIN.-For SALE--An elegant four
N story HOUSE esooe throughout in POry sIthst
nesr fithaye Apply to P II. GRADY. s2l siI,h.ye.
A FOUR-STORY BROWN STONE HOCSE
BIB. MERRILL %.
A F0UR-STORY brown-stOne HOUSE, No.
~ East ryfrstt, 22ItOIOO o sALB cheap Inquire Of
B. B. MERRILL Co., ca West Thrtythrdst
BARGAINS oD Fifth and Eighth-aves, 'front.'
'''"' WM II. RAYEoR,
81 Prh.st
EOUR-STORY BROWN-STONE HOUSE in
Il TbiryeyenhsL near LeIngohsvo, 2OI50Kl00 improve
proements 500 nothing less Inquire B. MERRILL Co,
t4 West Thirty-firdst
EOR SALE-By order of executors, to close
estate No West Washing +story high Oop, brown
Ias laSSS sS'' ''' n6nEa MORGAN Pias.t
rI'HE finest PROPERTY above 145th-st. for
oadwAT IlthAVe Boulevard aud lOtbe 90 per
main ArPy 70 W P. SEYMOUR, Ia Broadway.
KIM LOTS on BROADWAY,
FORT WARRINGTON.
PLOTS TO SUIT. PROPERTY RESTRICTED.
TERNsEgh remain so and Eve half 81 per
Pnoes al average values Of dsinterested judges.
DAM B6TTERFIELD.
&1S ln0 "A FINE 4-story, high stoop,
RCc,OOO. brovnsiSne HOUSE . SI;sII@ t.s order,
nUMB Walters, Hosting Machines, and Fire
Garner pisnes and scs ninSaiuI, b Wet ForySail =
New-York tribune., 1873-04-11

MORKls WILKINS, Aoclloneef - -
EXECUTRIX's SALE of PROPERTY, Nos.
IL sI and s8 Iudson-st-R H. LUDLOW Co. will sell at
Auction on TUESDAY APRIL H. 1919 u O'clock at the Exchange
SsIesroon No nm Boadway Trinity budng ~ w. e BY Of
the Erecutnr Of William Jas. Bogg, deceased - ... -
HIpsON.sT-Vsluable Lot Sh 2oy and st'e brick dwelling
lnown 2or6 feet and extension, contains water IL
rooms, Lot 20xfI feet -ae.-zlS~fSS2- >-,-. . -
HUDSON kIYAuabe Lot vh 2stoy And atie brick dwelling
No lS lIOb feet water 10 Lot 2O6i soath
aide and 10 f. north side q fee SIMPLE Terms q
kc th, the Auctio Y
New-York tribune., 1873-04-11

1 EXINGT0N-AVE., near Thirty -irst-st.-
Pine orv soop brown stone House fuy furnished
Also othen all locations slhoNSoS& BCCLESfON. 50 W3lsts
NINTH-ST. near Fifth-ave.-Fine high-stOOp
~ HOUSE. elegantly arnishe 20 feet 'front.' all modern improve
VNO LEr-House No 304 Second-ave.; rent,
To let iouse No. $40 Rast Niuh-A 81 t2e roOmsl
To let house No. II Stuyyesant-st % OO0
To house No. l94 Second ave, $l,b0.
To let house No. a. West Thirteenthst, Bl,6s.
To house No. III Bank 81, with stable, fl,yon
To let house hundred rteenht, 81 Co.,
To let house No. 39l Broones. 900. -
For permits and pareua apply to H. MERRITT No 80 rbave.
THORNTON M. R0DMAN, Real Estate
Agent BroAdxsy offers for LEASE STORE and DWELLING
i3 Wsveey sill sepra;ey sl2Coi store
with back and front basement $3.50 first door $500
Enurr part Of 70 SIhaye corner Waereyplace GOOD
dentistry millinery making s7O0 posse
Immediately; will put In order
VNO LET-In Seventy-secOnd-s between
Eighhand Enhayes pleasant PLACE large double House
stye very public westerly Cen Park kghtha
rent low Inquire of T. VAN AIKEN J6 West Fifty
secoudst
rI'O LET-THREE LOTS and HOUSE, 97x6O,
in Egsteeoh sear RI0iyss suitable fSr cuS or MLn.f
eargal1 ApPy to VIM H. RAYH0R, 81 Pne.sL ~ S-y577H
TQ LET, LEASE, or for SAIE-0n One
hunled.rd prthst between Ninth and Teuthaves HOUSE,
stable sbcSil' lots Of ground in ne order Pe1 Of fruit Se Apply
rTO LEASE for BUSINESS PURPOSES, the
front HOUSE No. 81 East Tenthst second
door Ea Of Broadway. SIZE 2SI7j LOT 49 Ap2Iy to
WM L f. A. CRUIKSHANK,
No IS Broadsay.
WEST Thirty -second-st, near Sixth-ave., fine
sMoSsoS ECCLEsrOS 50 West TrtY6rstst Broadway
KID SIXrH-AVE., mr. r3lst-st--Iarge 3-story
Open evenings sINoNsoN RcCLESroN. 50 West 9istst
New-York tribune., 1873-04-11

1 EWIS T.. WOOD, Real Estate and General
IL Aucioueer No. ~ Montgomeryst., j. &.
EXECUTORS SALR OF RIAL ESTATE.
Lewis r. Wood vii sel.
FRIDAY April II, 1873 at O'Clock .. n,
premises STONE HOUSE and EIGHT ACRES OP LAND
al Norwood the Of toe late Moses Taylor.
Tale 1; rs ~. train from foot OF ChSmbCrssL
New-York tribune., 1873-04-11

" sail from Pier 20. North River. Nes. foTk.
FrROPA Saturday April H. CALIFORNIA SATURDAY,. hpnl ~
April 10. COLUMBIA dnesdaT April -
Passener forwarded snd from kaway sona
Great Bar Ireland Germany NeTsJ Sweden Denmark or Aea
as safely speedily comfortably AMI cheap any other route of h
Tickets Drafts Certificates can be booeht al o~es' eu'feS A
" 'PPV'"b ~ HENDERSON BROTHERS. Ageui'.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-08-07

Ben. "Listen. Unless you take back the
words you spoke when we met last, un-
less you give me back love for love,
swear will not taste a morsel of any
thing you have to offer. I'll stay here
and starve rather than take crumb of
comfort from your hand"
"What did say?" asked Louisa, meek
ly.
"You said that you could live without
me-"
"Oh yes, suppose l could, but 1
shouldn't want to-"
"But you refused to marry me-"
Certainly, because you didn't want to
marry girl with no more heart than an
adder, Ben"
81 want to marry you, heart or no
heart"
Every we'll have some broth first, won't
your"
And then Tim came in, and Uncle
Simon awoke, and there was an end of
starvation in camp.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-08-07
Under THE DAISIES.

stranoe what great deal Of trouble we take
II liz, y sscridce most Of US willingly make,
a,r the lps will smile though the heart may ache
And we bend 10 the ways OF the world LOT the SAX
m lis poor and scanty praises.
. ID time runs on with such pitlless How
That our lives are wasted before we know
What work to finish before We go
To our long rest under the daisies.
And too often we fall in q useless fight
rnr wrong is SO much in the place OF right,
4 nd the end is SO far beyond our sight,
rs as when one starts on q chase by night,
An unknown shade pursuing.
rran 20 do we see, when our race Is run,
That of all we have striven for little il won,
ID of ali the work our strength has done,
How little was worth the doing.
ca mos, of US travel with very poor speed.
Failing in thought where we conquer in deed,
Least Brave in the hour of greatest need,
Lnd making q riddle that few may read,
M our life's intricate maZes.
Snch labyrinth Of right and wrong.
= Il strange that heart once brave and strong
bould fafter at last, and most earnestly long
For calm sleep under the daisiesr
pr, II one poor troubled heart can say,
..His kindness softened my LIES rough way"
And the tears fall over our lfeless clay,
We shall stand up in Heaven in brighter array
Than II all Earth rang with our praises.
For the good we have done shall never fade,
rbonoh The work be wrought and the wages paid
And The weared frame of the laboreplaid
All peacefully under the daisies.
July GALAXY.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-08-07

of all cereal grains rice is the most
extensively cultivated and feeds the great
est number Of human mouths. The fol-
lowing pithy note on rice-culture is worth
repeating: Few crops more easy, can
be raised on any soil that can be made
either wet or rich. Usual yield from thirty
to sixty bushels per acre. Easy crop ZOE
poor man, lazy man. any man."
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-08-07

Tobacco smoke, says Carlyle, Is the
one element in European manners ana
he might have added American) In which
men can sit silent together without
embarrassment, and where no man 10
bonnd TO speak one word more than ha
has actually and veritably got to say.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-08-07

IsD1AsArol1s claims t7Qoo children
, 1873-08-27
RAILROAD FREIGHTS.

General Reduction OF ChnrEcs on
EreIEht Bound Wont from New
Y0rls.-1kcluc VI the p1ssacnger-
Tariff.
New YoRK, Aug. 26.-Compotitio between tho
trunk lines for Western fEoights continues, aud
another general reduction in tho tariffs BY tho
Eric, New York Central, and Pennsylvania Cen
tral has just boon adopted. The following ID tho
list OF stations with the reduction and new rates
por hundred -weght for irst-claes general NOR
chandiac, which includea dry goods, boots and
shooa, ready nado clothing. otc.:
From Ne" York TO Toledo, reduced from 50
cents to 81 cents Detroit. reduced from 58 to
as; Cleveland, zoduced from Is to 20; Column
bus, reduced from 60 to 50; Cincinnati reduced
from 10 to 81; indianapolis, reduced from 81 to
38; Louisville, Ky, reduced from So to 30
Nashville, Tenn., reduced from et.10 to 73 !.
Memphis, Tenn, reduced from $1.35 to %; st,
Louis, No., reduced from OF to 65; Fort Wayne,
Ind, reduced from 05 to IS; Chicago and Mil.
wau1toe, reduced from b to 28; Atohieon mud
Leayonworth, reduced from 81 30 to OF Kansas
10 Lake Erie ports, which include Cleveland,
Toledo, and Detroit, steam rates have been ro-
ducod to 2 cents, and to Lake Michigan ports,
which include Chicago, Milwaukee, nnd Greon
Bay, with steam around tic lakos, tho tariff for
1rat-cla8s goods il ~ cents.
Several Of tue outside city railway ticket offioos
have rocontly natl0 considerable reduction In
tho price Of tickets to promlnont points In tho
West.
Faro to Cleveland ia thus reduced from $1l.26
to e12.J0; to Chicago, from SEA to $19.5 to
Cincinnati, from $20 to $l8.
Mono Of tho. rogllRr Droadway Offices have
been authorized to make a reduction, but they
will probably bo compelled to como down to tho
ohoRp ratoB, or loRo buBlnosR.