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New-York tribune., 1874-11-06
TIE OPEN COMMUNION CONTROVERSY.
DIR. REUBEN JEFFERY IN REPLY TO TIE REV. DIR. J.
d. FULTON.

DIR. REUBEN JEFFERY IN REPLY TO TIE REV. DIR. j..
d. FULTON.
TO the Editor OF The TRIBUNE.
SIR: The representations of the Rev. j. D..
Fulton d. d. OF your reporters, as published in
your OF 2h Instant contain such insinuatOns
against the and fair dealing OF myself on the
Communion question, as TO demand OF me an explicit
statement Of attitude and conduct in the matter In
the Summer of 1872 the Rev. g. F. Pentecost admins
tered Lords Supper TO a dying member Of Baptist
Church, invited the friends. of whom had not
been immersed, TO participate. Among the critics who
saw lit condemn his action the Rev. DR.. Fulton.
And his letter seemed to be such brutal assault upon
the integrity and standing Of Mr. Pentecost call
forth an expression Of universal condemnation. Among
those who deprecated the intensely personal and dis
courteous method OF speaking OF MI PentecOst was
myself In the OF my remarks said that 1.-THE
lords Supper is more church ordinance than is
prayer meeting"
This utterance was seized upon by Dr. Fulton and has
since made text Of his persistent and ungente
manly assaults He Immediately wrote to The Standard
a Chicago paper letter, In which lie alluded TO
shame and disgrace to the Baptist denomination. He
denounced me by name from nls pulpit al fremont
Temple, and preached and published serInon in which
he cautioned the denomination against following the
leadership of man who could utter such sentiment
After my settlement In Brooklyn and before became
pastor OF Marcy Avenue Church attended Ministers
Conference, which DR.. Fulton took occasion 10 say
that there could be no revival OF religion while the
dey Of open Communion was III our churches He would
10 God that every open communicaDt would leave his
church There not OF them who is worth shucks"
LANGUAGE. further remarked that 1 considered my
self good Baptist but did thuk that Baptist pr-
cples needed any such style OF advocacy" Wherenpon
Dr. Fulton interrupted me with the significant nOurV
:" II you are good Baptist why do you Oppose me -
further stated So far as am personally concerned
would consider IT violation OF the law OF Christ were
10 approach the Lords table, the;pup enter upon
any OF the formal responsibilities OF the Christian life
without having been immersed. so teach but believe
that my authority over another mans conscience is eK
hausted IN teaching him my unde. standing OF the
orderly development Of Christian and church life" This
avowa was accepted by the brethren present highly
tatlslactOry ana free from the tapt Of Open Com
lInnnionism F ~
Ia DeceDber 1873, accepted the call OF the Marcy
avenue Baptlst Church. This a interest con.
th uhg Oi 45 members The church had organized
.~t hI taKeu lie measures for securing recognition
Ort became It's pastor IL started AS a regular Bap-
t+st e.lnrch Its members had thought OF lending
e',iyes 10 the communion agitation but In
e cai took OCCASION 10 re mind the Committee OF nv
s!e"s ealtVeG tacm agaiu st caIlipg me II 10y posuon
New-York tribune., 1874-11-06
DECISlONS-NOv. D.

Supreme Court Chambers-Bv Judge Lawrence
matter McAnanaRpor confirmed and order granted New
York Life Company agt Morange SGT
denied, with $40 costs ,o,
Judge Life ms Co. keyes tNos 10
l2-Reeence ordered Well sgt Bouns-$l 10 additional
granted Josephine b. Jones agt Lewis Jones jennie
b. Noe-Decres Of divorce granted TO the PLAIN
Roosevelt sgt Rehe; Philadelphia Coal Co agt Brass ysc-
card agt Dnsmore; Loier The n W. h Coz ne
the InS Co. of ~ ag Oertel Smson ag hru
ger; foDtana The Board Of fohe
Kellogg Duff In the matter OF Dsso
MaTtliDg BsrrT Haydock se
granted Hfne sgt observation-disclosures granted,
Hunting Heller BawerReferences granted Wes
Fishe-A parties who opposed have not been served
granted Baldwin agt Young.-Granted; memorandum
Superior Court-Speciai Term-By Judge Curtis.
McIsn aet for trial Csei opinion
By Judge Van Vors-Porter. e1r ke ag Pamey Oder ~-
tied. - =. , r.
BIZ he Justice Mone-he Atnic and Pacific Telegraph Com
a.-Cae settled ordered on h ou0n 9g
denied The Marshall Horse Collar Com
psuy agt Wiams-Moon deYie Ke agt The God HeapS
Comrapy Of allowed Bell agt Haehi Be
agt Clark Ame osbon Loab agt ammni
King agt Soum Webster keeham-Ordes granted In
quence Judge Freedman Issues Pact will be tea
until Monday, Nov g.
Common Pleas-Specal Term-By Judge Larre-
nore-In the matter Of Geaghty Herman ag
memorandum Of Corat.-Apphcaton denei see
Williamson ag Bake-Moton granted fosru sge
Yde-ReDor confirmed and partition ordered Bsehon ast SehnPp
Order must trst issue.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-06
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM GLAsGOw-In ,tsamshp Vtetorta Nov 6-hr and Mrs
Miller Mr. Brem Rev. NJ Bof Miss Isabel Strang Miss Ty
strsng Miss Clara Leske Miss s. Robinson Alex Hill w Garter
Geo Wooin Alex Patton Miss Richie Miss Pere VIM Glr
Hyton James Dsy DAILY. B. Daily Miss Bridget
Daily
FROM SAVANILLA Sc-In steamship Andes Nov 5-W Costa
Mr. and Mrs Todd and infant A. PuIoth Mr. and Mrs DAYS
DIR W. stern, NJ Freeman Mr. Mrs d. McCstty child Mr.
and Mrs. John Bras, Miss n. Smith. J. Davis.
FROM LIvhRPOOL-in steamship Erin Nov 5.-The Rev NJ
Tyug W. Phillips Mrs W. d. Hughes child aud mad X H. Smith
Miss Ka,e cogan W% Grhs Mr. and Mrs wile. Mrs Rsyner
Mrs b. slater Miss H. Morrison. T. Atkinson NJ Purcell
Mr. and MIRA sinnott and child Miss NJ A. Haskell Lowe Mrs
Bastsns Mrs. and Miss Lecumberry Horton Yates A. Davis
w. NJ. Smith.
PROM hAVASA-I" steamship Cay er HapanG Nov oIJost
Barrass Emilio Garcia Frederick Maten Ambroa Canea Aerdo
Pes Autono Castro Jaeobo Jose hseh.do Rafael
Vera Jose sstar BnIova g. Pedro Ar Ysdes Berns
Jaime Mogas Francisco Css Jose Cesteos
Victor g. Reeve Adolpb Grsmsnp Elder Fitch W. Smith
New-York tribune., 1874-11-06
bail E,an " ~" ~~- ''-'s.' ". 'eA w SAi~"~

bail W answer. ~ " w. ~ w "i'~
=, At the Essex Market Police Court Yesterday,
aenIv r. Anss Of No. 46O West Twenty 900
pail 70 answer charge Of embeement 1872
Shver Archer then freight for the Bne Railroad and
november be collected S266 from W. Miller Co. which he
vr'ed 70 his own In setting his three months
mr. Archer discovered the enbefsemen and applied for Narrsn
which WAS served yesterday
The trial of Michael Hogan, O policeman, took
place Yesterday the Court and Judge Bar
ret Hogan charged with onous Italian
named Casper Msuoni who ved No Is at the time Of the
alleged assault but the defense proved that beating ushab
and the found prisoner guilty policeman len
Court Judge Barrett addressed saying In the
verdict @ the believed the us6sbe under the
all would take
care 10 violence unnecessarily.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-06
% Uhom II man Concern

CHURCHES, COMMITTEES, and others
~ FOR SALE haf price, 75 eac 20 40 best LOTS in NEW
YORK BAY CEME1ERl lots SlOO eseh; warranee
at store 25s 3aye l23d tay and evening
I y consequence of the extension of Lexington
the REMAINS Of DECEASED PERSONS in the vaults
Harlem " h. Church must be Immediately REMOVED.
By relatives friends will be removed
bv Trustees
interested will communicate with JAMES DAVIS cor One
iuuired.an h.i-st ant Fate.! or JOHN W. LYON
sexton and Undertaken, 2.33s Fourthaye.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-06
Gteamboats an0 Railroads.

CITlZENS' LINE STEAMBOATS, for TROY,
~ SARATOGA, LAKB CHAMPLAIN. LAKE GEORGE TIE
ADlRoNDACKS MONTREAL and ali points North aud West Lo~
fare and reduction all points The ele steamboats,
suNSisIDB aud POWELL
DAILY (saurdaVs eIeepdl from Pier 40 North
Connecting ~h morning n Cens
Rensselaer, sOd Saratoga aud Troy and Boston and connecting rail-
r0adA Through tickets sold and oAsgss eheesed 70 destination
EOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, landing at
CoInm, Cornwall Seweursh M,Ieoropsh Melton P0aEnneep'
Pier R. honssv wedIssdsy sad Pnd.y al oelocl m
ENOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, landing
a. CoIIsh Convsl Eswbargh Marlborough Mton Highlands
Palf) steamboat THOMAS CORNELL
hsrpsns Pier ~, N a. TuEsDAr THURsDAi AID SAT
UkDAy a. A. -
New-York tribune., 1874-11-06
CRIMINAL NOTES.

AT the Tombs Police Court yesterday, Walter
Hastings heh IN $1,000 bail TO answer
Of Robert Cunningham al NO lI3
hottst and attempting steal S5l worth Of clothing
Justice Flammer, at the Jefferson Market Police
Coo held Joseph Warren 81 900 bail charged with
s.sp. s ysr spoons Alexander owsHd of No 30 East
T.sss, shsUed With seasT $3.50 wsTh VI
New-York tribune., 1874-11-06
NINTATCRk ALMANAC,

Sun nses..... 635 1859
Sandy Hook 500 Cows 6:07 Hell Gate Ferry. 1852
Sandy Hoot... $50 Cows spd G2 Hell Gate Peug. Sl1
New-York tribune., 1874-11-06
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

RRlDGEPORT, and all points on HousatoniS saiS
leave: C.insnDs slip At 1880 .ad BRIDGEPORT :, II
OENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY,
~ ALLENTOWN LINE TO Tns wgsT-r..ensr and Srsss. s
sss:S bsss ia w;s q,
ws"' .:o c:H'r. y. S:xrss s'.s
e.nr...i.s s... isst is4sIhs.S: s
n:oss s es:sl s:s:ss: s Es,.s:%: .: t
,. r. S, for ss.sD Sss,' s .sa %aS csu. w..
ov.nd. ws'sry, &c Jaaeoo With DEL Lel '''
A.so.s H.f:sss sfr ;sssS
s.;,. " t:i s sssis D.s
1880 q m.-wsy Train for senervile -., ,n
Maaes chpni M.s.no, CITY HSls,os ws.,o.. as.i
ing ss."s. ae, , kShE e. r's m.'S'is s s
$50 n-w.y Tram Tor P.os.H sa'arda,' only to so~sr-
.s s "A .sP::-i % aa n'''A Chunk
aso WI r.ia iol soas1Is and fissns,oa
s!is 1 p NV" Trsa sS%i.as o. Pi.ias:lt
town. s s.ae5 san w. Ks. % s s'S s.'f % a.
rs:sSsA ."s Chic a%.s e. Il Tram. for sou.rrn.
1872 n-SEmlgrant'1FoI Ea,tSn
For RHn.oe,h At BIB s. s:l5 $40 T. 100 g. sts,e s4o
is 40 as5 s Il tS So 5i5 so 5iS S $50 S2 sS
II. p B.rpwrT Geusr, Passenger Asesi
srssrs ana.ssssHsr Of Train, taking Sept 81 1874
Prom Cbsmhs.,t p,po, (Por note bso~l
mCnpsau and Chcago Day Express Ds~Ifroom Oosenes
lO:45 n.-BIprs Mail for Buaslo aud Niagara Falls Sleeping
Coaeh 10 Bufs,n. ,..-s..
s. r.s. csss. s. w S. Lss fs Ss.'s: s
Chicago without change
Port Jery. 1880. 1880 o. -9sl5 and lo;A5 n. A:so
SSassora 1880 .a:s .nd lo4s. s4s. 4so
eonnec, WITH New os~ezO Midland Railroad.
Rondout and Kingston q a and $3.50
GosseU 1880 1880 .. '9:l5. ana Oa5 m $780, 3'to
W. W;rScs o 80 iO:45 a. m, .si 4:5o N;
sssSSr Sd 1876 1875 o, ri SSS ssS ,pS IStS 10 m .5
3,a5 = q I'd. 80 II aud 'll:30p m.
Kilr,wooi Hohoku Adcndale asd Rsnsers 49, 6i5 I;3o
1880 .9.15 lO46 l:i5. 39o o. u 1851 T. ana 'iii'o
Paterson 10 e:457 73o $3.50 t9 TO- .?:l5 loto 1889
40. 3. S;lo. 3t5 f50 t45 ,, e;lo D. O;lo
Newark G. 4 $40. 10. lO45 and 1850 3lo. 4:45.
6l5 .ni 1890 ,ne Y s,ard, , 5is9,s so', "a,
G''ss .ss i 9iS az NJ NJ .% .Da is s.arsy nsS cn
Rn.h-Tfun PARK 6:45 30 ts3o 20 10 IL
nooni s. $40. 5i5 q. 1880 GAO Sl5 1880 aud
ai1.,,. and Haessnacs As. Sis and is45Lm; l. 81.
g. and .. IN. and ~ sstnriav nght' on" -, IN ,,x
a. 445 5:45 l5 snl t rs ami ~ SATURDAY nights o1t
Pcrnont Sysk, g. 10 and % 1880 3lJ, 4;fo DAD
iS s,ns t"sS 1s, t5 sa SIS s15 e. and i6a5 H. a. 445
8 6 o. N and ~ SATURDAY ght only. -
leaving Chsmbers on even OF ha honr' eas
earlier than above tn l rs sElng
bsst on quarter holr 25t THIRTY minutes esrher boat
leaves 2 st AT With trsn leaving Cbambers
at at The ~ mdn ght, ii5 and 'ilo m tsns
for passage snl lor Da.ug Room and sleep
ue osne AID orders Tor me chect ng an Q,
Bradway BROOKLYN and AZ the Compag pepot@ an
the Wet arrive IN Ne"'iorE sl ~ m <fo
and 1865 In .sund,ys opiy
JNo. N. ABBOTT Genss Passenger agent
New-York tribune., 1874-11-06
$50. .Koehler at Wright .
537. Golden 3. W. Company asf
Smytbe-

1885. Hams ~ Ausan a. 1 b36. .Koeher at Wright
1887 Bell "a gsmA 537. Golden g. W. Company agf.
$50. Tracy agt Doerne. Smrbe-
S3l Naufer at Meve, 539. Storey set Crooka
Holden Biseh et a.
sno. $40. Nay et al sgt Koch.
GENERAL sRssross-surusRASp John Osoap msnslsngh-
John Bssenger robbery Pet Madden, Marie Middletou
feonous bae; Patrick Malone John Fpan bossry
JOhn )onohue burglary Ch.a Grand1e bsrss John Bryson
william Puni Bm Coates grand lsreeny John CurRau grand lar
George samues grand larceny Joseph Johnson grand larceny
from the per.on George Stevens iorgey solomon wane e
William Tucker Michael Rockford eoneealed weapons
TKRsSnR-BARRxrr J-Jsmes A. Hsavey fe'onious
and battery; Krstan William Christian, grand larceny
New-York tribune., 1874-11-06
Orran 9leamers

STATE LINE
To GLASGOW: BELFAST. LIVERPOOL. LONDONDERRY. ke
STATE Of PESNblLVANIA. w WBDNBsDAY, Nov IL.
STATE OF NEVADA. .WEDN EsDAy, Nov 20.
From Pier 80. North River. N. I.
Rates Of Cabin $40 aud Drans lowest
AUSTIN BALDWIN Co., Agents
70 broadway Nes.forL
sTgRRAGR As Low As BY ANY OThER LINZ.
OEee, No. ~ broadway, .-tt ft.....
New-York tribune., 1874-11-06

WHITE STAR LINE.
PoR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THb
UNITED STATES MAIL.
REw AMI RULI-POWERED SrBAMShIPA ~
sannf New.Yorh SATURDAYS. from Liverpool % THURS
cal n at Cors Hsrbor escb
OCEANIC. SATURDAY. November T. At 500 p ~
REPu BLIC. SATURDAY. November IA az v:oo IL
BALTIC. sATURDAf November Il at 3OO D IN
CELTIC. SATURDAY. Dec. D, At Z;Uo p m
OCEANIC. SATURDAY. Dec. IL az S;OO a. m.
Prom the White star Pier 52 North lhyer
all classe,) unrtae comoaa2
SAFETY. SPEED AND COhfOhr.
Saloons slaterooms ani bathroom 10 masnp geo
Surgeons s,d neSaesses ACCOMPANY
uese
n low r.te for friends the OLD Country
prepaid certificates at oT rates
booked Paris Hamburg
Norvay Sweden. India Australia. China Se-
Drafts rom fl apwsrL
For io,pecuon Of other information sppy the conoys
sdcea No. Iy Broadway. hew-lork ). tOhlls Aren't
New-York tribune., 1874-11-06
Observation-Disclosures

DEM NSYLVANIA RAILRO 4 D.-THE
Il GREAT TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave Newtork from foot Of DesbFo an- Coandt s.s
follows:
RIpress Tor Harsbarg Psbugh West sai Pail
Palace Cars attached $3.50 and $3.50 Sunday sta
For aud Lock Haven iva Pha Ere r. R Dv
Phladelpma 93U MiiamPort Lock Havrs.
Ere. C1Tr for uiusyl P,tfO
enm Centre and be RegicEs.
Par.or except Saniav G9:3O
I'VE sshngtou at 4l0 Regular al $40 N. aud
sui EIs. tor Philadelphia $40 $50 NJ 1890 4;IO
$40 o. D. and II night Sunday b. T. $3.50. su9 km'
x ant ann ana S sS,ioe ,or Trenton At 1920 m sni2rm
Fa, Sew.h s $50. 7:g0. 7;4O . To- IL ~ l. 2
o.30 3lU 3:4O 10 40 5:20 $40 $3.50 T. 80
slO l:3O and ~ night sunia' 5:2O T. and slU M.
FOr kirabeth q. &: 80 1870. $40 y 10 Gp II n
1880 sle 10 ll;3O aud IL Night sGn1aV SEQ T. ssi
70. Rahw.r 8 $50 7;2o, g. lOL m 10 n l. . 2so $40
40 i:lO I3O 4:JO 5.2O $40 d: 10 ESQ T. 10
m ami u night Sunday. 5:2D AMI D
For Woodbridge Pern Amboy aai soa'h Amboy and 10
p N,sympswei .2O spi IL m 3lo s:3o 6;29
e.iO and 7 D. m nj ~ night sunosv
Tor East Milestone. ~ noon g. lO and sijO H.
Lor Kl Z, ton Eocs, HI, 5;2I p
ror Isubertvile AMI bennington ESQ a. ..
ho, PhiIIpsbure Belyidere $3.50 M. = and D
Fer Bordentowu Burlington aod Camlea - saI $50
iISo xSo r5:.sois q r. 4 y 80 a. m 2aod 4:lO n
~, Fsrmiusdaie ami s1aau ~ m aud 2
Camden N
W., Ugh,stown and PclaberOa, 500 ~.
Trans arrive foows-h m Pittsburgh $50 All $3.50
9:35 D daily 600 dsATl except Moaeas. Washing
1927 From PbilalelDha JlO. O:2O Coo lO.lJ
ll55 2l5. 4:l5 Sis. 500. sti 1927 D. n sualay
6:lO. $500. $3.50, II 80 a m $3.50 Ani 1927 D. IN.
52O Ji4 BrcaiwaT
Dbroses and Coriandist NsslOrk No Bfopklyu
Nos ia, l6 sad lis HHsons Hobozen Ezngrsl Ticket
onse No Bsiery place. " BOYD IT, Gn Passenger A,eal
New-York tribune., 1874-11-06
Wrean Steamers
4 MEXICAN LINE. -
n THB AMERICAN STEAMSHIP C0MPANY
u mn

A A"hhnAn TaE Ax1sIcas % STEAMSHIP coxrAsr
OF PHILADELPHIA ,u,. 49,.
Weekly Ma. seusnp .sr,e. between pILADELPdHnas seS
i1~ s:as md as sSs wsDsEsD%9
The oIowins sesmen are appointed 0 s fron aa
PsSSsYIvasX. November
ILLINOIS,. ................".... November
::KEsiLWoRTH-..... .kGysnss, 2s
'NDss PaicEs oT PASSAGE in iGjUtaaEsc%;
seenss fuernsd,ss eIss 10 and from ali points - ne
steamers marked with Star do not carry insermedia,s.
Passenger accommodations for al classes unsurpassed Ample At
These es%eIs A.. supplied With i addition TO the a'aa
Through eIe. .sd through Bills LAang issued between al.
JOHN HcboSAID Passenger Agent
PETER WRIGHT 4 sons s,'i,sr. deasf:l Agents
N& Comnns Bros, Qaeenstoxn
FOR LIVERPOOL.
VIA QUEENSTOWN
CARRYING THB u $. MAILS.
THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM COMPANY
will dispatch their acIs full iron screw steamships
FROM PIER No 46. N r.. EVERY TUESDAY.
as follows,
WYOMING. Capt BspDos.... November g. at l;3o D. M
NEVADA. Capt November TO- at 500 p m'
IDAHO Capt JOINS. November "a ~ ''oo D. IN
WISCONSIN, Capt FREKmAS..... December J, At IL
CABIN passage, $50, gold
sesrage passage (Oace No. 20 Bro,d~ay) at low rates
For freight or cabin passage. appy 10
WILLIAMS l. GU1oN, No. 63 war-s,.
EREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.
" NETWORK TO BRISTOL Ting )-DIRBCT.
Taxing goods for London Cardiff Newport Gloucester
and all ports 10 Bristol Channel go
The this Line will sa from Pier 10 E hire' a oows
GREAT. WESTERN. windham. " EDNESDAf November a
ARRAGON. symonds. .SATURDAf November II
Passage $40 intermediate S45 currency sersRe
$50 curreuy for their friends Obtain
paid and upwards For freight or passage
spplvto W. MORGAN. Agent, No. 10 southst New York
INMAN LINE-SOUTHERLY COURSE.
Royal Mail Steamers appointed 10 SSH o. oIows;
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LlVkhfool-
CITY or fBROOKLYN...,.....S ...SA1UhDAI Nov. T. f Y D.
CITY OF NEW SATURDAY. NOV ~ NJ " a. m
CITY or LONDON. SATURDAY. Nov q At p m
CITY or SATURDAY. NOV 20 AZ T. IN
CITY OF ANTWERP. ....SATuRDAY. Dec, h2pm
CABIN PASSAGE $50, S6) and SO, gold
STFERAGB.-To aud from all points at reduced rates
steerase Ofces 80 Broaiway, and Pier 40 North Rver
NEW-YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL
~ Lsh-The.e 6rstcass STEAMSHIPS will sail TUESDAY
at m Pier l3 r. r. foot Of Ceiars for Havana drct
Is iolowG ,,,,.,,n., o.-,- 90
CRESCENT CITY. i. \. Curts TUbSDAt November D
COLUMBUS L. {. .Reed..........TUEsDAf. November ~
WM. p. CLYDE 90. No. D Bowinggreeh
A-K. Iv..H No HaraT
New-York tribune., 1874-11-06


NEW-YORK, HAVEN AND HART
~ FORD R. R-NBwYoRK AND kBWIIAyEN DIVISION.
Auamn IL 1874 Passenger STATIC,
in NewYork Grand Depot: entrance Forty eOndst
Tans for New Haven Leave 7:l0 tAeeG 500 thI goo
AecDl 1000 tBr l200u. iAecn NJ. 100 Erl 500 EID
22O (Aen 43s SIS local EIl slO tEI and $40 tBLp
,o 90. oo- ,.nn,v-,
2:2O Bio ABS 5:l5 b:iO O;33 $40 GlO m roy stamior
9:O5 1910 m. 1900 LOO .2O aDd $40 krI
355 43S 45 5l5 5;lO 6:35 72O $40 $40 sld l25
Boston Springfield sos 10 anJ 10.
p N wa 1 ant ~ 10 The e;Oj leo aId
and stopping stamford horsas sOj And
1000 Loo 300 $40 and 9;lO m. BRIDGEPORT Tho
and With trains 90 Shore Line DShhon ior
Providence and the Connecticut yer s6ook The % n and
Shore Line Division for Norwich and New Haven
at Eew-aveD sad tbe e;OJ a1i EI
press for Newport S;05 10 and IL noon sins connect wa
Connecticut River X at Springfield ami for Monie Ths
500 q with Eaugtuck X r. The %
A. n m Housatonic r. 81 Brl lgepor Tie sos
and and Danbury AMI Norwsk south Norsa
ana the sO5 1900 ABS and 5:4O with NewCansan
STANFORD. se..,, -. n N
m, via Providence. .,,
press Trans , -, 1.Lo, M H.. -, c... -. a., r.
,r, penot or at Of " Transfer Co, 5li B.oAi~aY aud
Wiu.sor IIouse y and No tOursi Brooklyn. VITO will
.bscL b,gysge frour ~ destination
New-York tribune., 1874-11-06
DHILADELPHIA, via LONG BRANCH

ii the NEW.IEkSbl SOUTHERN KAILKOtD
la~e from New iork ~ Philadelphia oniy ~ %.
Commencing MONDAY Oct l9 1874 the aunb, sni con
steamboats, JANE MOShLi aud DAY NIAh connecting
Sandy Hook with all trains, will
Leave Neg.York from Pier =. n r.. foot Of Reeorst
s:45 a. m.-for Pbladepha Long Branch, Toms River War
town 1uckerto1 yinesnl. an Br.igetoa.
400 D. m-For Long Branch Toms River Waretosn Borneg
and TuckertOn - ...,...
New-York tribune., 1874-11-06
L'ALL RIVER LINE


FOX BOSTON VIA NEWPORT AND Fall RIVER DAILY
SUNDAYS EYCRPTgDl AT 1 I'm.
Prom Pier North River. 100, OF MurravsL.
THB wuRLD-REyOwyED STEAMERS
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE
Capt A. G. SIMMONS. Capt D. N. SIMMONS
The most Mddebor0 Plymouth New
Bedford Msrthas vneyar Nantucket Cape Cod, the WHITE
MOUNTAINS all pnsps points New England au the Prov
Tickets apply 2i and 525 Broadway
Boadwsv Tweuythrst Third ave and Onehnni[esnl
Dodd Express 0ces 944 Bosdxy and 10 Court
Brooklyn; oce the Per aud all principal liotss
''' HALLS BANDS ENGAGED FOR THE SEASON.
BORDEN Il LOWELL, Agenta
GEORGE L. CONNOR General PsssnssF A ent,
y. G. b. Company.
MERCHANTS OPPOSITION LINE for AL
room j. b. SCHUYLER from (ter i3D sprng MOHDAfS
WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS p connecting ahead all boss
By railroads j. W. HAhCoX osuer
NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &C. Fare,
~ ST. 25 leave Pecklp Newiayen at and IL
p Dsiy (suniSys eIcer,ei) connecting WITH tie iroad
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RALRoAD-Af.r NOV. l. 1874 through Will
500 M cneaSo and Northern RrDre
through Rochester ani 81 Albans
1000 Special Cmcago Express "1th CATS 's
ester, bu alo, sRgas ais -.
lU:45 a. m. Northern and Western ExDrea
4OU n Montreal with sleepiaaean rom Ne~foho
ST. Adams T., ,y... -.
500 n EIpress Daily with eepnG cars for wsserto~a ant
500 M Psac Express Daily with eepngssrs for Rochester,
Buffalo and Niagara Fs also for Chicago via both L. AID d. v
Ioo m Express seepingcs for and Albany
Way usins per Local Time Tables -, u v,xo,,cv
New-York tribune., 1874-11-06
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH.

Commenong pienber q Is1A
Trains leave Harlem kyer Station = 9:l5 100
A:OO 4;iO 10, and G:45 p.
nec,s with boat Of Mossna Steamboat Co leaving Fulton
Market SGp for Harlem River Station, Norb heN.ioIk.
parlcasrs posters hoes spd ispotA
JOHN I MOODY Supt. n. Y. DiyisoB SeA fork.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-06

New-York, Havana g. Mexican Mail s. S. Line.
~ Steamers leave Pier 8. North River as follows
FOR HAVANA DIRECT:
CITY OF H0USrON....... .Ss.Tray, Nov.
CITY OF HAVANA...,. lhnssaN, nov
FOR VERA CRUZ AND NEW-ORLEANS:
calling Prozreso, Oeacby Tuspan and Tampeo
CITY OF MEklDA..................Iu Tuesday, NOV -
CITY OF MEXICO. Tneslay, Dec 10
For freight or passage apply to .,,, . so,s AZ -, n,
Steamer CITY OP MEXICO will leave New Orleans November
for Vera Cruz and all the above ports
NEW YORK TO CARDIFF.
~ TIE SOUTH WALES ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP COMPASrs
NEW. rRST. CLASS fULLP0WERED, CLYDh.BUlLf STEAM
SHIPS nn sail PeDpyvanu Railroad Wbarf jerse' CiIv
iolows
r..
all OF the
the Bristol Channel And au Gef
points in Eng1ud. , - IL. ,.,
but the provided WITH al
the etest comfort
CABIN AND STEERAGB PASSESGBRS
S75 $50 Second CABIN 800
Stseage Cenheae
rom Csrtif s33 eIuency ... Drafts for Il and upwnl
further particulars Caf CompanTs Ohces Ne
~ ~ NV ARCHIBALD BAXTER Il Co, Agenu
II Broadway
New-York tribune., 1874-11-06

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
" THB GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANYS NAIL
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN EBWY0HK AND hAvkB. CALLING
At BREST
The splendid this yote Continent beng
ohr viii Pier No. so North RIVER
follows:
PEREIRR November Ia.
FRANCE Trulele.
DE- PARIS. Danre lRDAT. December IL.
PRICE or PASSAGE IN GOLD uBeuing wine,
First CABIN. n...Sl25 Second Tbri....$ $50
Excursion tickets at reduced rates
this ne bon transit BY Bnghsh
Channel besides
"'uO'e ANU e'' GEO. MACKENZIE. Agent No. So Brosdw.,