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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-05
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR LIvRRPOOIa steamship HnHeso,a June Rev. }. II.
Edwards Miss LeClefcq and mad Mrs s. A. Boom9
Peckhsm Mr Ms NJ l.. Bsrbee Miss Kate and Mss MaU
Dunbar Mr. Fish Rev T. Sade wife and children, Mr. Ellis Mrs
~ Dunbar children and H. williams L j. C. EDDIE
B. Rev. +. W. Butler
T. T. Mr. Ms. b. Keuny and daughter G. Baker g. W
Jbn Apsnne Sergeant Hancock Mcdonnell
FOR LIYRRPOOL-Ia steamship Cuba, June Mrs r. N. <.
smith Dupont Mr. and Mrs W Smith, Rev. NJ storJ. y
Jackson and Mrs H. Bailey and MI and Mr. J. Chnsul
Almead A. Andrews Mr. and Miss j. NJ Chestnut H. A. Moran
Cottngham and child WA. Dixon. A = spate Mr. Arn
strong Turner the Rev A p ShaLsfe j. A. Mckm LOWS Nc
Kim A. H. Gillian. W. Gillian, Cbas W. Compton Mo RVes and
daughter W. C. RiYes r. J. Hughes the Rev = Robinson W. C.
Kenlncks A. Willis Mr. Hescomb, Rev J. H. Rabenon, the
Rev d. Hull A. Wood. Mr. Smith, M Lya, J. Miller, Welsh D..
Mis-. Armour the Crawford MeC nne R. +. Don. wife
and son wife g. " Grouse j. Parkinson H. G. Jar.
Mr. c. b. Williams Ms. j. Loccher Mr. and hrs Chas
Bear Dr. and Mira A. NJ Barr Mr. Robert HrrGh Mr. and Mrs
J. H. Doan Mr and Mrs g. H. Caldwell Mr. and Mrs Allen Craig
Dr. H. L. Amber M VI Con- Rev and Ms W French Dr. H.
Campbell Mr. D. g. Laurence Dr. g. L. McCesn, Mr and Mrs
Amos Gare Miss G,da MIS- Mary Am Gar,sde M
Mrs Samne Burhams AmOs Barhams Mss Cook Mr.
Hendrix Mr. oyroyd Mr.. H. Glynn Mr. &. H. Glynn. Mr.
Benson Dr. A. IcAstsr and wife Mrs Fankn and mad Mr.
Mr.. worral SIR and Mrs Thomas Egnion Mss knoI Rev
.erso Mr r. Trask MT A. g. Hurbut Mr. and Ms G. W
Kraft welsh Mis- Burr Mr. ami Mrs. WTherbs Mss Belle
Ncker and Mrs r. T. Curne Miss W1s and sister Mr. Wks
Mr. Wilkes. Mr. Wilkes NJ q. Heron Nj W. Foster J Mrs W
Poster IT,. Mr. {. W. Echbaum, Mrs Latrobe Nj CoIon
NJ Hoebom Mr. J. N Anderson. Mira Caldwell, Mr. Caldwell
Mis- b. Freeman Henderson Mr. and Mrs G.. W welsh
Dodsou, Mss H. Dojson c. b. Young H. G. Young Ms
Walker mad Miss BareY Miss Armstrong sister M
Mr.. Lerand c Dr. aud Mrs G. p Beneek Rev A. s. Hauk
W. C. Whorbee MS q. Withebee, DT. ard Mrs r. G. Smith
Smith Robert ~ smith Mr and Mr. Thomas Drew d
ami Ms w. F. BaGye Dr. f. Barker Rev T. walden, Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Hne A. g. Fay Mr. and Mrs Butt. A. Coge,
Buterworb A. Prensson H. J. sheldon j. H. Mcpherson.
Gsyson snl2 edeD T. h. COaftneJ Mrs Wills and daughter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-05
CIVIL NOTES.

The matter of the will of Catherine O'Neil,
in the surrogaes Court, adjourned yesterday until
June IT.
In the Marine Court, Part l., before Judge
Rowland, the OF Abrahams AIT. Marx is on trial,
f. f. Brown appearing for the plaintiff, and g. H. Stuart
r for the defendant. An inquest was also taken IN the
suit OF Dunn agt Kinney, Raymond Coursen appear
ing the plaintiff, aud j. w. Fowler Tor the defeudant
In the Marine Court, Part H., before Judge
Spaulding uests taken In the OF Han9y
agt Hunt for 1886 81 Anthem Leeds appearing for the
the plaintiff, and Man Parsons for the defendant
CARPENTER agt Egan amount not stated Morris HUI
house for the plaintiff and Newc0mOe Langbcin for
the defendant.
In the Marine Court, Part III, before Judge
Curtis the Gaze OF q. L. Kelly Co. against l. Stenhart,
TO recover amount due bill OF goods alleged to
have sold to the defendant, tried. The de
PENDANT lady. testified that she only picked out the
goods at the time, and told him that her son would pay
for them, and that no the person to whom they
should have been charged. Decision reserved. A.
Ostrander for the plaintiff and exJudge Cardozo for the
defendant In the OF Raphael against OR0urke a
verdict given for the pinth for 500 49, j. X Dos
Passos appearing for the plaintiff and Mackev and Kelly
for the defendant.
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pECIsIoNs-JUNE g.

SUPERIOR COart-Specidl Term-By Judge Mcneil
Smith that hs proposed ease appeal and
referred back - he referee reeIamn
sg Desn et AL-Orer commission shelton tag
MerchantS sA Comp granting allowance VI
Der q amount Of recoVerT
b. lodge Cur-oopes art Jssup 81 al-Demnrrer to
plaintiffs amend &c Din Hayes
Demurrer 10 complaint sustained with leave plaintiff amend
Marine Coart-Chdmbers-B Judge Gross.-Traitel
act hndowOrde Tor commission 10 Nicholas Fish Secretary Of the
Berlin the defendant
SnnIsd Owen and another ag CarthghLDsfen
snt answer overrued Judgment for the panueA Myers
vacated aud the defendant discharged from
upon payment the hahaf fees and the seton discontinued
OBhenOnier placing the
cause on lie calendar Part Ill for trial Jane yner Agt Ao
onssme order a. for June II. Kelly at The Chicago
Moth. Werrn Railway Compahy-Moiop denied Wetmore aGt
e-Inguest plaintiff for $2O o. TIE German American Dnk
made Adoph Sanger
therein. Coulter ag Nelson and another
order Jaeatins setting Gse the Judgment and execution
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THE COURTS.
OBSCENE LITERATURE CASES.
THE wOoDnUIL-cLAFLIN INDIcIMENI.

THE WOODHULIrClAfLlN
i The indictment charging Victoria VI WOOD
hull and Tennio @. Claim with sending obscene tera-
turo through the mail does set forth the literature
10 question, but 1t alleges as an excuse lot ~" uo SO
that it too indecent to put upon the records OF the
court The ee was transferred from the United States
Circuit Court 10 the United States District Court before
Judge Batchford before whom Mr.. Jordan moved yes
terday 60 auash tho indictment the ground that IL
did not specifically inform the accused to what theV
we're required 10 plead Mfr. Jordan claimed that an III
dictment merely charging man with the crime OF muir
der would be fatally Detective and contended that Tue
same rules OF plea ing governing greater should Dc ap
piled to crimes citing authorizes IN support vi
his argument
A ludcrous mistake was here discovered, Wnlcn
caused no little amusement Assistant Uaiteu 5sa'e7
District Attorney Purdy, gancing at the inuclnen'
said Wbyl this ia the wrong oncW "What said the
Judge 'are there two indictments IN this case Ies
said Mr. Purdy "and are going to try them on
the other one. This is ONLY against Vctoria y.
woodruff ann femme G Clahin. The other one Includes
Col Blood" well" replied Judge Batohford, - II tnat
the case itsnay be very amusing tot YOU sie
consider that you have unWdFraht1Dly Ocoup"u 'N'
attention OF the Court" -. 80. .,
Mr. Purdy-That may be, your Honor, Dub "ant '"
Judge Blatchford-YOu will do nothing OF the hhu'
unless you intend 70 try the accused upon IL; IT,, 4,
Mr. Pnrdy-fhen, as the indictments are luehtlChi III
the matters and things alleged, move 10 consolidate
Judge Blatchford asked IL the other indictment was In
Court. Mr.. Pdrdy said that 1t was not Where Is
it 4" said the Juage 81 do MT know" said Mr. Pdrdy
Judge Blatchford-Do You suppose that can consol
date thing which / have MT gotl Tue blame III this
matter appears to me TO attach to tho DlslrctAtor
ney's office. -. -, a.,
Mr. Purdy-No, your Honor; it Is tho fault OF tho
clerk he ordered forty days ago, TO have the pr
pers ready for the Court ,,
Amid a hIlf-supprossed laugh tho matter was then ad
jOurned until today, 10 give tne Dls1roAIoiHey 'n
tud the other Indictment
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A NEW CITY PRISON.
NEW UII1 FhIoUN.
ADVANTAGES OF THE BELLEVUE sITE-sMALLER HOS
PrTALs RECOMMENDED.

PITFALLS RECOMMENDED'
President Vance and Alderman Morris Wis
tied Bellevue Hospital yesterday, for the purpose OF
making survey of the building and ascertainlng
whether OF not 1t could be used prison. thorough
survey was made. They hold the opinion that the site
is an excellent The hospital grounds have front
age OF 400 Frsve and about 500 feet on Twenty
IN and Twenty seventh-sts In addition, there a
water front which be locked out for space OF 500
feet into the East River without Interfering with
the pier line IRE hospital buildings, 1t is be-
ueved cannot be made available for the pur-
Of prison. They were built several years ago
the main building nearly 80 years ago-and are In
their present shape worthless for the proposed use
In addition this good medical authorities think that
the walls and fittings have become infected with dis
ease that 1t would be impossible TO disinfect them.
Every precaution is taken the most rigid orders
relative cleanliness aeenforced special attention is
paid to ventilation and dsnfecton and yet in spite Of
ali these precautions gangrene often sets in soon after
an operation is performed patient, especially in
warm weather 1t was the opinion OF President Vance
and Alderman Morris that the only proper course is to
tear down the buildings and erect and substantial
prison. The stone that cOmpOses the present buildings
be used in good part, ater Dehg exposed 10 the
action Of the and rain which Will remove the seeds
OF disease that Turk In every creyce and Granny OF
By the terms Of the act drawn up by Alderman Nor
ris passed by the Legislature and signed by the Cover
few weeks the Mayor, the Controller and the
President OF the Board OF Aldermen designated
commission TO fix upon site for the City Prison
within 80 days from the passage OF tue act Ihere seems
10 be very little to doubt that the present site OF
Bellevue Hospital will be the recommended by the
Commission Inere are on an average ogO patients III
Bellevue Hospital At least IS per cent OF these can be
removed to the hospitals on BlackWes Island FOR tue
remainder IL Is proposed That smaller hospitals snail De
erected leased various parts or the city, or about
the capacity the CITY Hall Park Hospital the Re
eeption Hospital in Ninety-nnth-st, near Nnth-ave.
These would be better than the present large hos
pa because the amDulances would not nave so iar 70
CO. and IN critical cases the patient would receive sur
medical aid sooner than under the present system
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A CANDID OPINION OF THE BROOKLYN RING
AT THEIR OLD BUSINESS.
Part .TunS1


The Brooklyn Bridge Ring" to use word
which covers kinds of Intentional bad amusement in
the affairs Of the public gained remarkable victory
ypsterday in election OF Board OF Directors
Those members Of the old Board who joined majority
Of the citizens OF Brooklyn IN the opinion that there had
been corruption in the old administration were put one
side and their places are filed by persons who 1t
i Thought will wisdom and economy In all that has
beeu or rs to he done The various citizens committees
as they please, but when they undertake TO act they
viii this time forward meet united instead OF
The strategy by which this victory was gained is SINH
lar to that employed by the late Cakes Ames In the
nut where II would do good that is in the hands
of persons friendly TO the accused members OF the old
board and the election these persons quietly voted
themselves into office. One OF the directors, Mr.
W. W Goodrich, Is reported TO have said that he now
holds ten shares of stock in good faith for which he
never paid a cent He asserted that he had the legal
right the votes represented by his STOCK ana
suppose did cast them, OF the moral complexion OF
snth Transaction however it is not difficult to Judge
We are not pursuing any individual, however, but
simply wish TO point out The business principles which
undere the action OF those TO whom has been nrusted
the work Of building this bridge AS matter OF fact the
CITY OF Brooklyn has already put 900 into this work
and the City of NewYOrk s120OOO0 while the VINO
have charge OF the disbursement Of this money have
paid $SG6OO Our taxpay therefore have paid in
$s TO every one paid I'm by private stockholders
together while the dispropOrton still greater between
the amount of money contributed by the taxpayers ana
the sum Invested by the private stockholders taken
sinRly Under these circumstances ~ becomes matter
of public 10 know who constitute the controlling
faction in the present management Mr. Marshall, one
of the old directors answered this question last evening
at a meeting Of the Brooklyn Committee Of One Hundred
He said that the victorious ticket elected by the
stock of Messrs Kingsley McCue, Connolly Sweeny and
With the majority Of this crowd our taxpayers are
already pretty we'll acquainted Driven from one place
of public plumber they have fastened upon
other The rats which nfest wharves, when driven
SO with our old acauaintances OF the NewYork Ring"
Driven from the City Hail. they are iOurishing
upon the Brooklyn Bridge.
II may not be impairment TO ask our taxpayers what
they going to do about It,
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A no1LER EXPLOSION COMMISSION.

The following letter has been forwarded to
Francis b. Stevens, n. j. Charles W. Copeland, N. Y
Benjamin Crawford, Penn, and Isaac G. Holmes Ohio
WASHINGTON, June O. 1879.
GENTLEMEN: In pursuance Of an act approved March
authorizing inquiries into the Of steam
boiler explosions and such experiments 10 be made and
such information 10 be collected the opinion OF the
President may be useful you are hereby appointed
Commission under the directions OF ID. ID. Smith,
esq Supervising Inspector General Of Steam Vessels
90 make the necessary experiments and 10 collect
snch facts may indicate the steps To be taken TO guard
against bursting OF boilers steam Hessrs
Stevens and Copeland will superintend tho expert
Inents for the Eastern waters ct Sandy Hook NJ and
Messrs Crawford and Holmes will superntend the eX
pernents 10 be made for the Western waters at such
place may hereafter be selected There will asso
eated With you this service such officers Of the navy
the Secretary OF the Navy may order 70 aid in
the Investigation full report Will be prepared by you
and sent the Departments Of the Navy and Treasury
for communication 20 Congress. Very respectfully.
yours, GBo. RoBRsOE. Secretary of the Navy.
WIZ. A. RICnARDsOR, Secretary Of the Treasury.
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An application was made yesterday to Judge

An application was made yesterday to Judge
Pratt In the Kings County Supreme Court for the re-
mission Of the forfeiture Of the bail OF Mrs Fanny
HYDE the murderess OF George W. Watson. and for
order generating her bODdsmen Mrs Hyde was tried
crime IN 1874 and rs the Jury greed
ntted bail IN 1880. bhe then taken III and re-
Attorney Britton demanded her retrial which set
down for certain day. Mrs. Hyde not present
when the called, and her bail forfeited
District Attorney Brtton argued against the sppica
ton yesterday, the ground that the Court had no
roWer 20 entertain IT, and could not revoke the for
feture Of bamade by former Court. Henry O. p1ace
appeared for MIs Hyde and made the application
would decide upon tho objection OF the DistrotAtOr
Dey before Saturday, aud ON that day would hear the
1,otinn on tho merits. III he entertain Ii a. ALL
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EB~ -ToKK


CLEARED.
Steamship Kroa Pnu when CGsr) Eriasu. Bremen o,s.
Steamship caesonia fBr) oysusous Clasps Hsas.r.oa Bro,
Steamship CITY Of Houston. Deerng Galveston soa KsJ Ws
ss.@bp Cub. tDr), Noodle, Liverpool oa.,u.so-p, O. a
Steamship Minnesota Br) Prsen.p liverpool Williams Qua,
steamship Geotha. Cre~sil Charleston, H. T. Mefs.a Co
Ss Co ''"''' "a '''''' ''' 10 % O''''''' '''-
steamship Philadelphia DAYS. Philsdslpha
Ss1lnsiO Aeus1Hs, Rector ss. Bedford PsZu.en woA
Bark Amazon FOrl EeIsss, Corr Fs@eusA Tsas Bssi
Bark Als,Es Psyrr. Thesss James Henry.
Bril- Angoia tBr McLsih 81 Kits Ee Jones LoasS "'~
B Bas f T.. or SaT y 5sn g. %D.o cgs
Brig Agnes Raymond Br Mssnoon, st. Josss z Kus. R..
Big P5saiis H g,sI, gs4ss c.Sa T's [saGC.
Big ellen y !Br Esndr ss'on P,e.ou n s. DsTelt co
schr salas Burton Buriey STANFORD Stamford hanuaounE Co
ARRIVED.
Hs ssP 2 WIN Ms ss sn4 o ~ 10 kssS cs' N" "
sea%.aiD ssCss lg Lo' LssISG, MAY " and 0''en'''' ia
sa@lap San Salvador Seef'On Savannah With n, and
Steamship SaIoua tGsr Brandt HAmbuE Nay H. with MA. ..
steamship Bsneircio Jons, wlmInEou. with ma to LeaA.
Steamship Cy Of SsgYori OBJ Phillips, Liverpool Sy % "a.
steamship HunsTe. Croseh savannah With Hslss and p,n
Bsri Josephine Br, Hepburn Havana Is day. With and =.
Brig o Troop tof Aheb,t. Ts-do Gov Bay d,y -s coal.
sehr lO PITsboro, n 81 HAtsed Windsor n says
with plaster.
Scir Jslia Baker Baker Harbo Islsnd days fruit
Schr ROsns Cummings, 81 ue0rse y. B. W daFi, VITA Piles
schr EVELYN CrDwley ~ George ~ B. day With dock
schh Percy Colwell Windsor y. D., days vita plaster
Schr w. II. Hatfield (Brl Crane Windsor n >, Is iyt ia
plaster.
Sehr. STEPHEN Morgan Van Clief Georgetown, D. G.
sehE Adde Vessels Thompson st. Andrews II days With sz
mahogany, &C.
with dOck logs
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosrON June A-Arve blks Phena IRON Bnenos
ho from Shields sappho. from verpOOl KEEPER from Ceu B
brzs Ercple, Palermo Lewis Clark from Eaguabo.
FORTRESS MONROE Va June sPsss 10 fOr baltimore hifks st
ell e. from LYerpOo Cyclone from the W ladies' TenpAf
sua; bdgs Eugenia from Maysguezi Temp Da5n
Howard from MayagueA Passed oct ship Isaac Webb
Francisco.
CHARLESTON g. c. June 3-Arryed steamships Chinpon Lob
wood aud James Adger Lockwood, from NeSfork sailed sesns
South Carolina Beckett for NeF-fork.
GALVESTON Jnne 2Arve steamship City Of sal Au;ou0 Pea
niRgOn, of Neg-lOrk.
FOREIGN PORTS.
June 4be nman Line steamship city q Antsep
Brooks from eYok Nay a. FOR Liverpool arrived here at 10
last night
LrvERPoot June AArved, the National Line sprA
Grace, from HeSYork May =.
SOUTHAMPTON 4-he North Loyis Line steiasD
DOnAu NeyBAber FROM SeNYork Mas a. aEet here yesterday
NAVAL.
MONRoY Va June rhe IN I'd States steamship s. Niry
Commander Harms last nEht Pa6
For Latest snip Nslrs see rim PG0s.i
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pablo opinion to fix responsibility for wrone-dong
upon one conspicuous head. the Governors or the
Mayors: and finally they would give you sooner
than by any other way compulsory education ana
fewer grogshops. hope you are all well
Yours truly, CHARLES NoRDhoff'
The Hon. G. Rutherford b. Hayes
San FranetseO May 10, 1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-05
Suits BEFORE THE SHERIFF.

Charles J. Clarke and John j. Council, late
an inspector the Department OF Buildlngs were ar
rested yesterday, the suit OF Samuel g. Adams, for
defrauding him Of SIS by false representations.
They were taken before Deputy Sheriff JudsOn JARVIS
and by MIN held to bail In $3.50 Patrick Gallagher
was arrested on the suits OF Patrick and Susan Boand
for defamation Of character. The plaintiffs each claim
81 900 damages Gallagher committed to jail in de-
FAM Of hal
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nird by Deputy Marshals Pnrvs Crowley Robinson and
Colfax vent In the steamboat Il, o. Schultz. to Fort
Columbus on Goyernor's Islapd, took mcdonnell from
tho custody of tho military; aud, IN obedience TO the
Presdents warrant OF extradon delivered him TO the
Fngsh deteetives on board OF the Minnesota which
steamng slowly down the harbor, and which hove 10 TO
receive him MaodOnnel preserved bs selipoSseSsion
Lat
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.

1854
eAr--A -
3O Hell Gate Ferry. Gls
rHs Db'- 80.
gAady u0oL.. 32 GOrs lh.,.. SoJ lieu asis tsfrf az
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CALBNDARs-THis DAr.

SUPREME C0uRr-CiRGuIr-PARrI I.
O9. .Hays. GgL The Mayor, ke
37ll. Lew ART Moore.
13l5. The stow Pavement Co. agt
The Mayor, ke
2681. Pearson at same.
JOll. Vose agt lulse.
395. .MAntOn sgL Cabo. stall
655i TOwle AT Remsen Fl al
1895. v0Orhis AgL The MAYOR, 6e-
~. Barnard igt Campbell 81 al
PAKT Il.-VAS BRuEr.
Case On-bnnkle
CEANBsHs-PlScHEz y.-Opens Al
a. Rubber Tip Penal 20. Agk
Hovey.
81. Roe e. al sst Green, Coo.
tTOllef.
S.. Watson at Watson.
90. .0oodhdgs agt Same.
iH. In 70 testimony Of koechhng
iO6. Patterson AIT. McCann- !
SuPBRIok COuRT-TRIAL TERs-P
go, Ia
2l11. .BiTRs agt hcCool. 4
2DJy. .Goelel ADD another at. SpOf-
Toad and orr.
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DAMMIT. "opens At let a n.
Jll. .iJsen Agt. The Hartford and
New. York Steamboat Co.
tlf. Cornell sgt 0Brieu. sheriff
AJ5i Montgomery AIT. The Old
Dominion bteAmahip Co.
6si. Collins AT. Collins
669. Matthews Agt Meyberg ei Al.
lis7. .Fettreteh agL MsKay.
1853. .Cowdia act. GottIatreh
J.-opens At iol a N
y agi. Bnnkley.
10 q. m.-Cslendar called al II m
ia. Ward AZ Leonard.
IA. Continental Iaa Co. sgt.
Woodwork et al
lt7. Livingston AT. Winter 81 Al.
ls1. In the matter, he. Of Raoss.
l34. MARTA agL Beman etal
l39. Armand agt Wright ct al
Call leo. Winston sgt. English.
ARr L-SED0WicK, "opens al
m.
2O21. .Pendhl sgt The ThiriaTe.
r. K. Co.
asp. Wine et al. Hsoksoker. ir.
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COMPANY.
FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BRkMhN "a.
Tn. steamship kRON PRINZ FkBDEHlCH NlLhssn 49,
Rrtuanu wa sal on WEDNESDAY, June A. p 10 N'- -
per foot Thirdsl HobofeB 70 Dc iooSeo ~ xaTrRDAI
SuanIaip DEUTSCHLAND. Cant W. LASe"'E'' % -
-, n.0s,o, IN iySSSloy. HAvRB AND BeSAA
,yAyAEtE IN GOLD, HuCiyALHNr ~ 'uh IN
Frst oabn......... ....-'..'ss'sss'''''''"''''
.sssssss's''''
Sserage III; A "a Afelu
For freight OF passasr, apply |" Vh@ sBo-har<rcA--
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North RIVER -. 49,. .....
CABIN, 81 $50 gold. according aooonn Sial"@
Ronnd trip tickes AZ lOS -,
STEERAGE-Io Liverpool Queenstown. Glasgow Loao'ouV'
Lonioa Bristol Canla Preyal fcae W carraea
Passengers forwarded llayre Hamburg SSrles N0a w
marx and Paris at reduced
DrAns issued at lowest ~.
Cabin Passage and general business sppy a. The
No. Is B.0aiwAy.
FOR Seersge Passage. at % Broadway. ~ 49,, -, go.
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only DIRECT LINE TO FRANZ c:,-s NAIL
I NV GFSERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMM =, LIsa
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN HkWlohA AND HAVOC
"a, .a.a y,.,ss on this of he Cooe'en
a.. p.r No 50 North Bytr a. ioitoSsi ....., Ill
ViIiR nj uAVRB. SGrmopL SAIL hnAI -. I'll
pRRETRR DArrt .,....SA ~ hDAs1 1t-iSn
M IURENT LefaAfe "a N .ti. ~,
g.. ne .NAtDRDAis JoH -
VILE ~ peIl ~ PASSAGE IN GOLD Qnssins sn<'
N TO BRHST or HAHkk a.
Fnst Cshin. .........ss.s - Sf'~A1N
Ereu tickets as reduced ratea
Ths.. steeIase a. "a Safefe
,,.v,er, soing returning tfom ne ~. ~
$3.50 ~. ns AVOID By thehm faa
49, Al a..ns me OAsuuei BESIDE taying Ine a,
Iei" u S"'''"N ~ no MACKENZIE. Agent Ne ~ Ia
,srg ot,., TS,te b~ wesn Paris and Vienna a rsiae
UNHE NATIONAL LINE OF STEAhoii" =
WEEKLY TO eUSESsrowS AND LlyEn pIss,,r
poaTyre4TLY TO AND PROM LONDON NiA'
Prom Piers - and a., SortA RETsh
TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
cRRRCh ThomAs.. SATURDAY yIes 4.tgdAA
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DRAFTS ON IRELAND.
~ TAPsCOTTS EMIGRATION and FOREIGN EXCHANGE
OFFICE 30 hs-Dris upward available IN a psf
Great Britain Ireland aud tickets By steamships sad sAs
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