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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-10
DFCIsIONs-JuNE 9.

Supreme Court-C hdmbrs-By judge lngraham-
Hyatt AT The Coainsntal Warehoase CO.Moon grated
Superior Court--Specidl 1erm-By Judge MoneIi n
Coleman AIT LeyiBTson-Mo0n denied Gray agt T1s
Tence oed In the matter application Of Charles
anne De aRt the Manhattan eess EIcayang Coins Sne
Weyerman Ggt. Millngon.-order granted.
Common Pleds-Specidl Tem-BY Judge h aia,
Davton agt Neutrality-suspicious. denied PAU gl
entitled 10 hearing confirmation Of eieree
By Judge J. r. Dag-GamptnR agt moTan-mouop a. y.
cat costa Koetler sgL Me-hOton denied barnes a."
Motion granted -,
Marine Court-Chambers-By Judge Gross-ti Jaw.
kins set gpoone-MoHon denied Franklin hgt
granted defendants answer, and that zoe
Judgment and defendant smence ansHet
defendant within Eve agL GuterermouOn
place the calendar In Part I'LL for tual June 81
al Excelsior Manufacturing COmpany-hOon 70 pie tne es
Decentralization aside judgment denied, with leave 70 tne
enlAn renew notion NeEfOrk Rectifyng COMPANY
Pe-Moaon denied UteT Order granted W reei u
aking Of tie plaintiffs testimony HenU Morris
Suprtme Court Kings COunty-By Judge Gilbert
Hall L. Hall Ann Hall and JUS
with d. Mott agt Flushing and ~ D. H. n
judgment for deeudans Elias Braman ag Geo g. Johnson
dismissed for OF sufficient service without ossN
Conkn ag Rensselaer, b. Conkln and mary A. Conkhn-ComP
dismissed without and without prejudice TO any acI9h
recover pp rty proceeding With respect 70 the children
Pobee g Fanny BenedictJudgment for defendant WIN costs
matter Manhattan Insurance Companyhe receiver must pay s
heretofore appropriated ~ ou
Of the Court and sufficient TO N u ne mus PY
matter Of petition OF Mary A. warn Al VIZ
will 6c-Prayer petitioners granted Katherine T. Heard ~ e
CITY the defendant Blzene T. ohuen
for defendant John ho ag Luieua
Tuotson.-Jnigment defendant with costs.
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HONORs TO MINISTER ORR.

PREPARATIONS OF THE MASONIC BODIES.
The arrangements for the funeral OF the
late Minister Orr are maturing under the direction OF
Deputy Grand Master EwoOd E. ThOrne. 1t is believed
that the body Will reach to-day on the steamer
Thurngia. Grand Marshal Henry Clay Preston Past
Eminent Grand Commander of the Grand Commandery
Of Knights Tempiar this State. and his aids will meet
at the Governors Room in the City Hall at p m.
to-day to complete the arrangements for the reception
OF the body and the burial services which will take
place at the Rev. Mr. Hepworth's church. at Madison
ave and Forty-dfthst. There about 200 lodges in
New-York and Brooklyn. and nearly one-half Of them
have sgned their intention to take part in the cere-
mony OF the 10 bodies Of Knights Tempars in this city
and Brooklyn, all VIII attend. Eminent com
mander Samuel Stevens Of New-Jersey repre-
sented yesterday, that large delegation
OF New-JerseY MasOns would attend. III
attend will communicate, through their proper repre-
sentatives with the Grand Marshal, who viii assign
them places line All MasOns are invited TO attend
Those coming sngy or In small squads WIZ De asgneu
black clothes, black silk hats, white gloves white
aprons and the usual sprg OF acacia worn on the lett
breast. The following are named as the paloearers
N. W. Christopher g. Fox, NJ. W.JOnn L. LOWE NJ w
Clinton L. Paige, NJ w. James Gibson, M. w. john H.
Anthem, NJ. w. Isaac Phillips NJ. w. Joseph d. Eyans
NJ. W. John W. Smons, NJ. w. James Jenkinsons NJ W.
Nathaniel Waring, NJ w. John j, Crane, MW. stephen
H. johnson, and r. W Robert Mac0y.
If the body arrives today II Will lie In state IN tne
City Hall tomorrow and the funeral will take place on
Thursday at D. II the vessel does not arrive before
The members OF the Grand Lodge including the Dsrlc
DEPUTY Grand Masters will assemble at the new Ma
sonic Temple. at Twenty thrdst. and Sixth-aye. on
Thursday, at D. m before proceeding 70 the ehurcn
The line will be formed by the Grand Marshal and Assist
ant Marshas the vicinity of the church. Immediately
after the conclusion of the burial service
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A nEmNIscENcE OF PROF. MORSE.

A suit brought by Charles w. Morse against
the American Sterling Co. tried, yesterday, IN the
Marine Court Part l., before Judge Joachmsen. aud is
noteworthy from the connection with it OF the late Prof
Samuel F. Morse, who the father OF the plaintiff
The late Prof. Morse owned controlling interest in
patent plating process and desired TO dispose of it at
certain money value with the provso that the purchaser
should employ his in the business to which the in
vention related. The sale to the defendant was com
pleed the plaintiff claiming that the provso mentioned
was embraced in 1t, and he TO receive salary OF
A. 800 wear but the written contract which was to be
signed was postponed from time TO time until IL too
late The defendants having failed 10 employ the plain
till he brings this suit three months salary
The Court held that under decisions OF the Court OF
Commons Pleas, where a has been engaged under
contract at a stipulated salary and is wrOngfully dis
charged though he tenders his services ana Is viii
ing to serve he cannot maintain an action for the
salary, bat only for damages resulting FROM breach OF
the contract T.. Yenni for the plaintiff, and IL. d.
SedgWick for the defendants
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THE COURTS.
THE CIVIL RIGHTS SUITS.

LESTER wAIIACK's ANSWER TO THE COMPLAIN.
Messrs. Brown, Hall, and VanderpoeL tne
counsel for Lester walaok, against whom -FOUR SUITS
haye been brought for an Infringement OF inc Ci'n
Rights BILL an account which recently puDnsneu
In THE TRIBUNE, have at last put In their answer W ~
complaint made by ex-Judge Culver In behali VI 'u0
colored men. Mr.. waack sets up speclai uoieh'o'
through his counsel that he owns and conducts MS tne
alter as private business and that he has sofa anu WI"
sell Tickets at his own discretion pleasure 70 uoon'
persons at different prices and that when persons HV
My TO him for tickets no sells declines 10 sell no no
sees IT. He further claims tho right TO revoke any
tcket after 10 has been sod and TO rescnd any eOnao'
entered into relative to admitting persons to MS tneaeer
II "a admitted nv the defense that Mr.. Walacks agent
sold the colored men tickets, but this was only oone
under supposton that they for the use Oh o'er
people Mr. Walack says that his refusal TO allow 'ne
plaintiffs to enter his theaer an arbitrary one Us
was also the resembling OF the supposed contract I'D
aging his private business and deciding who sha anu
who shall not participate in the pleasures OF MS eor
tanments and claims that the coored men were not
excluded because OF their race. In "a t
the answer closes by asking that the company yo US
missed. This not sworn 10, Atnoukn t
complaint was and eX-Judge Culver uecneu ~ -
il as an answer until verified, and returned inc PaP9
TO the counsel for the defense. They were set "
again, Yesterday, with note from eX mayOI hn d -
which was stated that Mr. WallacR declined 20 swear
10 the papers because by doing ne would suuoce %
self TO a suit for felony In excluding THESE men ito
his theater he committed an act the hlRueSs Suni 81
against which is msdemeanOr; consequently nc 0 ~
nof he Indicted for felony There ia section OF the
code which provides that when complaint Is s"9rh ..
the subsequent shall likewise be Vern1u 't.
Culver demands that the Code shall be c0mpneu Wit'
and until done he will not consider the answer Vu.
III the counsel for the defense continue 10 refuse 10
swear to their answer, the case VIII De tahea VrIUiI
Judge by the counsel for the plaintiffs ana decision DC
demanded.
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the, Ycrkyille Police Court before Justice
BTby yesterday John Drahe held In $50 bail charge Of
bnE Ann Drsis Of No 800 Eas Thirty foah head CAs-
an hontr age ~ pleaded guilty stealing chain
from George w. EDWARDS Of Ne Tl Enye committed
trG. .....
The case OF Simon Donan and Christopher Flood,
indicted for completely IN The alleged Spring deTJ
adjourned anti on aeoonnt Of The ess J. Raymond
the juors Hugh Carr charged with passing Counterfeit bill
discharged BY Commssner Shields the BILL hsVBg proved
good one
BENJAMIN Lyon was arraigned at the Jefferson
Market Police Court yesterday Peek
l255 Broadway Bfoeip for stealing
The complainant Lyon default d
George Long Benjamin Maynard John Ponus George
charged By John hops With entering SUNDAY
stealing ieg ofagsIbeef hsrsVm ThsJ default
OF = Il 200 bail esen.
In the Court Of General Sessions Part H.. before
ggs Sutherland yessfday Tho Ghot kor saious
SAINT and battery the August Sheer 90 June H. s
Meyers saloon No. 81 bAntonS tried The
conflicting the prosecution claiming pri,our
psinan down aud then stabbed n the leg tbe
while the testimony for the defense enough retr
doubtful The jury finally retained verdict Of soaua As
sant Distinct Aopey ROns appeared people
for the prisoner Edward Tea charged With earning
weapons sept 49, 877 and vas
acquitted hoEh 0oer Crowley testified that on The daT
ton he step aud try pistol auAy from The ps
got away and catered Anot6r ooe cane
ap and h prisoner 70 the ,,d air. snJ
Lss s.~ there i0uAd h, TIE klSaoas aeal
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proved end the jury retained neross o. nOs & on an
saI and batter upon Police 0oer Hogan IN drawing Lne ~
senteace.
In the Court of General Sessions, Part L. before
Recorder Hseke Yesterday Mr, Russell appearing i9r ns
I,orpsy John ugs and John Johnson esdsd gu OF 90 %
grand larceny ADD we're the State Prison of a r yySs ~
FVpn ana Aub McCormiet for stealing coats hOm henp
No Puton-St the s.,ss Pn0n tse 0,s IN bat
tery on his wife At No s1l West Ryast ana yn svs IA
MARY MoDshed Ilas Mar ia siItb.svs
shs STATE Prison Tor % st. Va.
PeaItepiAry this John ksnnsJ
ceAled sont 10 he fenehuay ~ sae Pdsou Tor
years. Johu WINS for stealing poohstoook containing {
amount OF mousy sentenced the Penetta{ o S In
nole prosequ entered 10 the case OF James
souOus sssanlI and baiteIhs case Of Jsmes 1sisyr AST
With assault and battery the OF Agnes
"a Is7 was The ouy one tried and resulted verdict Of not saH
w. yackson defended the prsonef
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aehr A. r. 0odwa WaterbaTy, Stamford STANFORD ""
ARRIVED. - =,
s,.smshS james Adgcr. Lockwood Charleston D. o. WIN "
and ps. 10 Henry r. Morgan Co A.. -
S,ssmshlp Franoona Bragg Portland NTH mise and pass
Ames L.. IN ali
t Den RI leblanc Little Glaze Bay g b., % days with coal
ps NJ mr. Hekeron Port Caledonia G. b. 10 daY WIN cor
Bs 1iyips Is Monica AD RossaDo Paas ~ days Slsh
Bng W w Lord tBrj, Vernon sidney u b. 1sJ VIZ -
sehr Mary Pike (Of Labec Good, Dorchester N b. days WIN
ssT ss@ny Ford Cof LuOee Allen HoOo S. days with
plaster c-t.t. A, A.. IN t,rhs,
sohr Cambria (Br). WeIdsn Kemp, ~ 81 !" Gays VI" h"oA
sctf Garland Cot MAcA Libby sand River N b. days
sehI asT gysps of POan Achsn Ruatan II days With fruit
DOMESTIC PORTS.
RosroS Jsn. Arrived steamships WIN. Crane, from Banore
Roman from Philadelphia, NeFeus from heWierAi Daa nA
ard from savannah schrs Lucy Holmes rom fortau rnnoi ~
b. Tower Bsrseosi g. W. Andrews from satahhAh -
LEWIS DEL JaDe e.Avd sehr L. D. Ratbbun from C4ioann
for orders Passed in ship John Bertam, from Ast"sfpi o ~
from Liverpool .----,.- oAt.
PoErREss MONROE Va June e-P,sse ont steamship Ohio I
QaeeDovpi bhgs Carl fs' aeWUj Romance for haTS'a
for ST. ThonaA
FOREIGN PORTS
GLASGOW, June 9The steamship YHnA Of The Sae Ane
PLYMOUTH June 9The Hamburg American CompanTs steam
ship Sesa Hebch from heHfork May 9 Tor Hamburg ''u "
this port yesterday . - 81. ,,v.-
from Boston May arrived here q. O'Clock this morning
SOUTHAMPTON 9The North Lods Line steamship
Bremen sehuenberg from NewYork May D. for Bremen arrived aee
0UsESrowT jane 9-The Williams Onion steamship Idaho
Morgan from NewYork May 49, and the White Star Line steamship
Baltic Kennedy from fork May 3D. both for liverpool have
arrived here the former O'Clock Saturday night and the latter
Ghggs from NeNYOk Hny 49, for Liverpool and proeeied
For Latest Ship heUS see Fyh IdgeJ
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.

TUESDAY. JuNR TO-
Ma HAvana direct bY steamship Mor) Castle close Al
Supplementary Pier No. - N. r. Is closed az 230
Steamship sails Al 3 D from Pier No 10 N. Il
Aspnwal the Central American and South Pa
fe the steamship Ocean Queen close az a ~
Steamship sails at ~ ST.. from Per No a. N. H..
WEDNESDAY. JUsE H. .
for Europe Queenstown and Liverpool steamship
Manhattan u ~. Supplementary Man Pier No 80 \.
closed steamship sails at nom Pief No. 70
n. H.
A Prussian Closed Mai; 5 sent b. this line
direct Bremen b. the steamship
Ko close at u NJ Steamship sails at from oOt Of Third
IT., Hoboken.
THURSDAY. JUSE u.
Mails for Europe Plymouth Cher1ou snd Hamburg steam
hD Werhss 1t II Supplementary Ala OIL Pier foot ot
Third it, Hoboken Is elo, at Steamship sails at
Pier foot Of Thiri-st Houoken
letters deposited Supplementary Mails be prepaid With
double postagel
A PIussan Closed Nails sent BY this line
Malls for and bV steamship Copatra close
st2 Supplementary Mail Pier No ~ r. closed $3.50
10. Steamship sails at , D. IN. from Pier No. 3 n.
Mails for Hayu etc, BY the seanhD Pent close at p m
FRIDAY, JUSE -
hss for Bermuda By the steamship Hatteras, close al
Steamship sails at D. m from Pier No 81 n. r.
and MAY the steamship docks and nien de
Supplementary Mails be prepaid double postage,
stamps will received by the cerk in charge.
NAL for Iishfay S. closed NeWYork Pos0ace every
day si q p N. and via Boston.
Mails Tor Newfoundland the NewYort Post Omce FRI
day Steamship from Portland Me- Saturday
"a. Due New York Friday, at m.
Letter postage Vest Indies except when going will
be 10 cents the ball Pape cents each Which mus. he prepaid
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PoRT OF INV -IoRK... ..,...............oJus

PORT OF Egw YORK.. INSTRUMENTATION
Dub CLEARED.
Steamship Phnhe Psn.On PhlAdephA LOrlArd Steamship
steamship A. suBen, Warren. Pbladepha-
Steamship Anthracite Green Philadelphia w. Kirkpatrick.
steamship FrAnooHa Bragg Portland. J. r. AmeA ....
Bari Sal Ger KOCH Hamburg for orders Punch BdTe Co.
BARK LUns thorl Andersen Ststtn Tetens BoekmAnnI
Barb lrousdes TapeF, S,Oeiholm for ORDER Lgn Bros
Brig baear Balm LaguayTa and Porto Cabelo q. WesseL
BrG a. Berry Bradley, DAhep. us, James X. Wand Co
Brig Ambrose Light HEgns Trinidad do Cuba. ~. Miller
H0uKhton.
Bng ChaHeleer (Br HArbof Broa, HoUsnd Aspn
salt r.
BehL vspor Apologize washingtoa. d. c. SAsht Petty
sehr Paragon HesOn Bslumors for orders Chaimefk
nchr j. 3 houlloL, Crowley, Portsmouth, N H.
sehr Yeper lBrD horson It, Johns F H. j. DewOfG Co.
hehr RosiBa CummlHgs HeuburJpor, &c, Jed Pryo Co
hshr Annie Powers, Spans, Tapanin Bay Is j. Weinberg.
Seht Queen the Cape Peitan Dennis T. Duaham soaa
6chL Z. ~ Rogers, CVtbsrlT. Datiaoca
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Night there an additional expense OF H. mi snm
total OF eSs Tls This when cOInpared WIN tho III o.,
maid the q surgeons under the old boaru' a"'"U"
A7 $50, shows increase OF t5lags IA. rc,own pre
cIpcs On SUNDAY last were 500 Aside from tne Iavorl
lam tbaf could easily be shown by CAPTAINS ana
an calin srReOns 70 the exclusion OF otneIs Ior
they will have the choice OF iour, nnu wy
sesinst The efficiency Of the now system' ~
a. dasned very Doubtful by many that the
Ioord has the power 70 DESIGNATE more than
the number OF surgeons precriDeu 10y tno vi
erbera OF the Department, and are, therefore, not
cnabe 10 discipline. As they have TO depend on fees
aione n Is 10 then interest 20 lengthen instead OF
shorten the terms Of sickness OF the members OF the
enced members OF the Department, aud those outside
who are familiar with the subject do not hesitate 10 de
nounce the system as absurd, and declare that 1t Will
not last month
-.f BOARD OF POLICE.
At meeting of the Board of Police, yesterday,
the Police Surgeons designated last Saturday
Quesed to appear before the Board for examination TO
their abilities TO fulfill the duties OF the position The recon-
mendaOn OF the Superintendent Of Telegraph that the
police sergeants thoroughly instructed in telegraph
ing approved Of and orders Issued that two
sergeants attend Police Headquarters day for
that purpose, until the entire number shall have been
instructed James j. Wynne WAS appointed teegrapher
at yearly salary of 81 t0 The salaries Of the following
officers reduced: James Crowley, Superintendent
OF the Telegraph, from 1850 yearly 10 $1,000; George
stephens and George s. Lambrecht telegraphers from
1880 each to $1,000 per year ON motion OF Com
missioner Gardner, Seth Hawlev, IT,, was appointed
clerk 10 Commissioners Gardner and Russell. Com.
missioner Cbarck voted in the negative. On motion OF
Commissioner Duryee, w. B. G. Duryee was appointed
clerk to Commissioner Duryee at yearly salary OF
$3.50. Commissioner Charlick voted in tho negative.
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A MOTHER THREATENS HER BON.

brief story of unwOmanly treatment was
recited yesterday in the Supreme Court Chambers in
argument before Judge Ingraham writ OF habeas
corpus. An old LADY, Mrs Catherine Maynce was some
time committed 70 the workhouse for six months In
default Of 81 900 bail the complaint OF her own SON
stated that she dsOrderly aud had threatened
his life with pistol On beng brought into court, yes
eay the writ OF habeas corpus, her discharge was
brught for on the common ground OF defective com
nnt nen the O1ense, any, assault and not dis
orderly conduct. Judge Ingraham refused this but
finally consented 10 take the papers, and examine into
the merits OF the certiOrar Still later il was
agreed 10 give the bail demanded, which accepted
~ Ia
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wALL-sT. RUMORS.

1t was stated in Wall-st. yesterday that the
directors OF the Pacific Mail Steamship Company were
celebrating the best course to pursue in order to
funds and that they appeared to favor the creation
Of mortgage the entire property OF the Company for
5OOOOOO Another statement current TO the effect
that the Western Union Telegraph Company were ex-
changing of their shares for those OF the Pacific
and Atlantic Telegraph Company, in accordance with
the Of alleged contract for the acquisition OF
en- fafsa
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TLINToR INDICTED AGAIN,

The Grand Jury of the United States Cir
cHit Court found yesterday, new indictment against
Frank L. Taintor embOdying the bin Of particulars
demanded by his counsel. John L. Burrill. With the
exception Of the bill OF particulars the indictment
is Identical with the old one, the bill merely recites
with legal technically, Taintors already published
transactions cashier OF tbs Atlantic National Bank
TaintOr will probably be tried curing the term which
will begin on the 10th lust
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nASSENGFRS ARRLHRn

PROM LIvBRPoOL-IH steamship Egypt June 9-Mr Fellow.
and wife Thomas Conyl Mrs Jane Page Mr., D Adde
MuiTe wife J. H. Smith sud wife. Mycr, Rogersou
Mitchell " c. Mitchell Lloyd. Geo Evans, spye
Jane De Ambgne Mrs Sarah A. Yates and child Pope j. Nagen
Mrs Hartley and child NJ r. Day and wife b. Webb W. HAouay
Miss Anne Ryme Miss Farmer, Mrs Horn chren nurse.
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nIHnaTuRk .INt.s.c

Sag 7i90 Moon 5:t0
wArEE
100 Cows 738 He'll Gate Ferry
Sandy Hoot las Gov, a0J Hell Gate RerrV
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wALwoRTH INDICTED

The Grand Jury have found an Indictment
against young walworh the parrcde, Of murder in the
first degree, and 1t Is probable that he will be brought
up the Court Of Oyer and Termuer to-day for arraign
Rent.
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Sales bp Anrtlon

A. MgRwTs Aucuoneer.
by BANGS, MERWIN a. Co, 6j6 Broadway
ID near Of Books Works Of Art FaneT Coos Fara
ture 6e.
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nm. AnELPHIA and ERIE RAlLR !lhs n

III I1ITIPTTIA HUW M
INV hnIsEfT RoJTR WITHOUT CHANGE 0y SAe T.,s
quR oil RLGION aud LUMBER DlS stSI VI
~ Desl r,Sscs and COrandtst Ferries IN. p,i.,a Pifs
$50 m hris R1pns daily except san we sss5au, as
o., ,sr,ggh iou Nrw.lork 20 on NlIi' e., ~ v1 go
wilHm,Dort SIS Loeb Haven 1885, Remove III asl c
Rrs Connects ~
oioS N.Y., All tleshsuT River r. or The oii @s
III ate shore r r. eli points Mcs , ~ pie. Car hos
,,jsSeShls 70 Rre Arrive suubafy, 90 80, do, Er
ocS haven 0ti Remove a m I,vissos ,s oh Cesk sni Ae
- Ri,,r n n cor the OH Res Be NiA LAS '
All points West w A BALDWIN General SspeEiH'ea''--
Ca p,.s Ag,ut
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Goan Omtes.

--->~~>~>~~-~~~~,~~,-~~,---y-- =, HIy,r
MO. 1t91 BROADWAY, at H. Is. MEL
~ WILLIS Coral Gold Jewey Store, Danond "acht Jew
ev Sc &C. and advanced required no
l9l Broadway, near Twenty. eizhih-st
MO. 1 ,267 BROADWAY, over Herald branch,
loaned on diamonds watches jswery Same bought and sol
w VI ~ Undo BROS
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7 -IlT-IIT y -7-1T'
JYo. n. ABBOTT. General Passenger Assnt
NEW-YORK CENTRAL MD

NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.-Commencng MONDAY. NAY !" "'A
Ihroueb trains wild cave Grand Central DEPOT
$500 a. m Chicago and Montreal Express Sin aTa"-s Oo- ~
through TO Rochester and st. Adams ..p D..
ester, Buffalo sc. -
lO:i5 a. N. Northern sni Western Express
$40 NJ Special Express for Albany and Troy 80.
4gO D. IN, Montreal Express, With sieepagca1 rom Nei'
700 D. H. Express Daily with seepnscar Tor Waeov1 io C'
Zip NJ Pacific Express Daily with 'leeFngcan o Ros','
Buffalo and Niagara Falls also i0r Chcgo VIA oo'A L. AZ
Io0 o. m Express with sleepascars FOR Troy and Aoaa,
7:HJ %. NJ. Hldsou train.
100 a. H AMI 5:)p D. ID, PouFhkec7sie trans
@. Ga m. 1:f5 D.. PeeAskh trains
T.yrow1 ras from Thireth.st depot stopping At 81 siaos
leave Al Gas 90 ami 1920 Ia 1900 So 500 49, 5ls o "
and ll:JO p. -. rrs....... ..a.i. NJ
Sanday Eay.TansFor Tarry;Own from ThaeiA'i al '''-
For PoSshEsegse from Foarhav and Fort eeoait Station" ~
8. m. - ,-,,.,,r,y c.-...l p.s.s--sr AGENT
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ArFW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
~ IINE-Oo and alter MAJ r. steamers dis col1rc.'
sandy o5s vii train loo Branch and all staaols on us
connecting Rsroas Mil leave PIER -. y. r. foot D. AaTAN
as follows: IN ......-. a. yus
land RliINav.
l:tonm-To Ph atelDha Tuckerion Tons Ryer g.
400 D. MO Plila hla. Tons hiyer Nar-o'n a.
ARRIVING IN NETWORK:
e;95 q m.-tromN are;osu. Toms River. q. LII 40,
1890 H. m-Fr5l Philadelphia. Tuck rt0n. lons aver o-1
tons Yineand Railway
$500 D. m.-FrOm PaisielDhs. fom', Byeri r. ....r,.
On SUNDAYS 600 IN. train 70 Tons laief 2A1
sl1t.ons Also 10 Red Bank .,.. o., 81 H.. A.. ~,
reducei To- - - .t...t al.
q. ". BENTLEY Gen. MANAGE 10 bo'-'A'
ID Pier