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New-York tribune., 1874-09-05
THE COURTS.
ERRORS IN THE MINOR COURTS.
1unGE poNouuE HOLDING Ills GRoUND.

JUDGE DONOHUB HOLDING HIS GROUND
Another instance of departure from the
forms Of law the part OF police magistrate WAS
brought 20 the attention OF Judge Donohue III supreme
Court, Chambers, yesterday and, as In the case Vi
Justice Smith the day BEFORE he treated the matter
very vigorously and avowed the determination 10 exact
from these officials full performance OF their duties
1t seems that Aug 20 George Donovan was arrested
by Police Officer Edward H. Johnson OF the Fifteenth
Precinct by whom he was charged with using oppro-
brious and vulgar epithets. He was brought oeiore
Justice Morgan and fined So besides being ordered TO
give bail of 81 900 surety that he would Keep the
peace. In defau: OF this he taken to the Tombs.
thence to BackwelPs Island, and thence 10 Harts
Island. Donovan claimed that ne was dubbed by the
officer and that ring was taken from his finger.
Charles Spencer counsel for the prisoner brought his
client before Judge Donohue yesterday on VIII OF
habeas corpus and claimed his discharge on the ground
that he was illegally detained, record OF convc-
ton had been filed In the Court Of General Sessions as
required by law This formalty. which here lack
Ing required upon the presumed necessity OF having
all papers in any accessible 10 reviewing mags-
and the DistrctAttorney in case forfeiture OF
bail to be enforced In this case Donovan was COM
mtted in default of the 81 bail and SO fine, and no
record filed. 1t admitted on both sides
that the prisoners ofense was one tending to
a breach of the peace. aud that the commitment by
Justice Morgan on this charge far regular.
The counsel for the prisoner in addition 10 urging the
fatality of the omission OF FORM insisted that his clients
removal from the place OF detention tthe TOmbs) to
penal institution (the Workhouse) wholly unwar-
ranted that the oense charged by no means war
ranted such severity OF punishment now amounting TO
thirteen days penal Imprisonment: Mr. Dana OF the
District Attorneys Office cOntended In reply that the
warrant was regular in FORM and that the offense
charged was one clearly tending TO breach OF the
peace and asked time to inquire further into the facts
of the case, admitting that there nothing further
againt him he should not seek 10 hold him
Judge Donohue expressed his determination to teach
committing magistrates that the due forms OF law must
be respected. while as In this case the prisoner
was undoubtedly guilty The was then adjourned
until morning. IL is stated that many prisoners
are detained the Island In whose this formalty
has been omitted.
Mary Wilson alias Libby Doris was again brought
up the Tombs Police Court yesterday, On the bench
warrant issued from the DistrctAtorneys Office and
Justice Wandel again refused to comnil her. the
ground ta he did not have the legal authority tO do 60
She taken back to the DlstrictAttorneys oitce.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-05
CRIMINAL, NOTES.

Robert Smith snatched gold watch worth so
Thomas Of the Eighth Precinct Lion Park
Thursday Smith taken before Justice Morgan at the Jefferson
Police Yesterday and committed In defau Of 900
William Williams b for trial charged WITH the house of
John b. Frazier No. l07 West Tsentyhs Thursday night
aud attempting TO steal quantity of wearing apparel
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, before JUS
hce Wsne Margaret Creien and Cane Brooe committed
for examination charged with saung and seriously nung Mrgret
Glare az No 81 Pskst. THURSDAY night Patrick Murphy
he'd 81 800 bail for assaung and obg rienck Hanson OF Jer-
City of - the Battery Thursday night Seba
who stabbed Joseph Fsno No 45 CrobT Sunday night
held So 900 bs TO William Golen held In 81 900
bail for the pocket Of Casne sson Of No IL Greenwich
OF 81 Luey Oliver Brooklyn hell 100 bail for steal
Patrick H. Cooney No. l8 Phneet. the Manhattan House
Bowery Oh Thursday night
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A DEPARTMENT ATTACKED.
cu.RrTY AND PRISON FLOUR.


NOW THE COMMISSIONERS OF CHARITIES AND COR
TON HAVE OBTAINED sUPPIIEs-srATEMENT OF
EDWARD w. COLEMAN q Co.-CHARrER REsIRIC-
TONS.
The charges against the Department OF
ar,,es and Correction which were set forth In the
report O, L. j. Howe, OF the Commissioners OF Ac"
counts and presented to tho Board OF Aldermen THURS
tay afternoon attracted much attention ana were
X,de,v discussed yesterday. The report charged the
Commissioners OF Charities and Correction with tue
resanation OF incorrect balances and confused ac-
onnts with the violation Of sections OF the Char
tar in making purchases the amount OF over $1,000 at
time without the award Of contracts with the
allowing OF a compensation 10 subordinate greater
than that paid to head Of the Department. aud with
mtsmanagement otherwise The gravest allegations In
the port were TO the effect that Section Of the Char
ter had been repeatedly violated and that the attempt
had been made up the violation by alterations
In the accounts The section in question provides that
In the procuring OF supplies where an expenditure OF
more than 1900 is involved, the furnish
ing Of the needed supplies shall be done by
contract. founded sealed bids or proposals.
and given to the lowest bidder. The report claims
that the violations OF this section in the purchase OF
Bour were especially frequent and fragrant ana mat IN
the entries upon sorekeepers books the Ds were
sab-dvided and distributed as TO date as to give
false Impression that the -four had been IN
less quantities than worth at time The report
OF evasions OF the Charter has been most extensively
carried out" and goes 10 make these statements
Thus between November 10 and 22 1873 the following
quantI,es OF -four OF the Following brands were drv-
cred at the bakery On the l2h 1000 barrels OF the Ban
per barrels Of the Clinton s barrels OF the Iontne
and "a barrels of the Iowa CITY; on November IT, lao
barrels OF Clinton, 100 barrels OF Monroe; op November
a. 46s barrels MunrOe and there delivered at tue
sorehouse on November 19 800 barrels of Clinton; No
vemher 468 barrels Monroe and on November 22 l54
barrels Of e Monroe being total delivery Of Sl bar
rels. As this purchase exceeded S2JOO an attempt was
made 10 objection TO which II was eV1-
oently exposed ana accordingly entries were made
by the siOrekeeper in his books as If he had re-
ceived Of the dates November 3, 9, 8, 10,
H. H. l3 and IA, l50 barrels being 80 OF each OF the
1fnas Banner, ChntOn and MoDroe All these entries
were subsequently, erased and entries substituted,
shat s barrels OF flour referred to had not been
received.
The following explanation Of entries In the storekeep
sr's books afterward made:
From JAN TO July 1874 there were received at the
bakery specific dates 1915 barrels of -four This Hour
was received the dates and the quantities following,
and the bills Of the were cut up or subdiyded IN
the manner explained in the following table;
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FREE EXCURSION FOR AGED AND INFIRM POOR.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. "A free excursion
Of the aged and nrm poor took place to-day at Rock
land Park. Among the excursoniss were large num-
ber of old ladies from the Pennsylvania Widow Asyluin
who conveyed to the spot in oinnibuses, when
afterwards used In conveying others arriving Dy
steamboat from the landing to the rereshment tents.
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILA
slTrRDlY Snpr <.


snd Liverpool
BY Of Rhmood s 10 Supplementary Mali
PosrODee II N. a. iiom
Pier No SO North River =
French Mail the steamship Washington mails 10 n
Steamship sails st m from Pier N6. 81 North River.
Burope Southampton and Bremen the steamship
l3Oa srppsnentary Mai closed o. the ros
once 3Op. seanihD Al from pier foot Of Third
Hoboken.
LAY ai D. N and goes Boston
5uSDAl sEpE o.
All hLs eloss all eeloeh The fvsi0sce open nss
q. II N.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCk.
PORT OF Rk.................."....sn SEPT.

PORT OF Ngw-Y0RK............."... SEPT 4
CLEARED.
sesaship pnacra Br Thom.oa Glasgow Henderson Brcs
Steamship Utopia (fr Small, GLASGOW Henderson Bros
sesAhp China (Br Gill; Liverpool via Queenstown O. O. Frinek'
yu.
Steamship Andes tBr Porter kingston savaula ke Pm For
wood & Co.
Steamship Ellen Terry salyea Eewberp. c. Murray Ferris
Co. -
steamship Bristol Wallace Phisielphis, James Hand.
Steamship Fannie Penton Philadelphia, Wm- krS patrick
Ship Scresmer. Young Savannah, kesmih sons.i
Ship CITY Of CorTh (rD, Taylor Lcndon Henderson Bros
ship Occidental Dunph San Francisco slmoason Cocsebrough
Ship Ontario, Patterson. Jonlon Gnnnell hinurn Co
Bark Hha Sor). Olsen, Dunkirk France c. Tobias Go.
Barn kansene BrI kinney 81 Msrrs Gso knnc Ross Co.
Bark Antonio T. (Aus Paeeh, Alexandra. Egypt C. Sease
Brig Rlten. Mash, Cette. France, Simpson Clapp Co.
bng Csihanne Morris tBn), hebanie. Walton. s. e. w. Be
schr Lookout, Nichols Pernanins, Fa., Geo NJ. German
Schr Harry g. Shepherd Wilson Jacksonville 0verton Hawkins
SehL Martha Nj hols Ress. Boston. Cha. H. Low 4 Bro.
seh Starlight Bscford, Calais. Ne, j. Boy aton's sons
ARRIVED
steamship IIuicn eager New oeanAug 49, with nd and pa
TO Clark Seaman.
ship Jason tof eooek) Jameson uy with rneed
Ship 1vsnhoe o Lverpoo Loke Cacua MAY 22 with mIse
BarS Golden Fleece tof Babadoes Armstrong Port SPAIN Trinidad
~ days with and nolasses.
BARK swift. Dean. Providence IN ballast.
bg Republic Br Loc hart Of anl iron Windsor " g. 10 days
with PLASTER. I
spiing. ~ - 80
seh The Star (Dt) Clark St John, b. days with umber
Schr Guiding Sr tBrI Potter. Windsor g. 10 days with
plaster
New-York tribune., 1874-09-05
COMMENTS ON THE REPORT.

VIEWS OF THE MAYOR AND THE CONTROLLER.
When Mayor Havemeyer was asked yester
day afternoon what his opinion was In regard to Com
missioner Howes report of the condition OF the Depart
ment of Charities and Correction he pointed TO large
roll of manuscript upon his desk and said that Its size
had SO far deferred him from reading IT. With
out expressing any opinion upon the subject, he
seemed 10 believe that the Commissioners OF
that department were moro "sinned against
than SHINING" He spoke or the immense
mass OF corrupt practices which had been left as
legacy by the former Board and the impossi0ty that
they should be able TO reform so extensive Depart
ment in a short space OF time He claimed that they
had been cleaning out all abuses and irregularities az
they found them; employees who had been retained for
their supposed ability and knowledge OF the routine and
afterwards discharged for Incompetence or worse faults
had left accounts rregulary kept or matters in such
state as to reflect unjustly upon those whose faith
they had abused. The Mayor also spoke OF the i'm
practicabity OF the contract system, which, while
partly effective In restraining dishonest officials, yet
sometimes caused very serious embarrassment to the
department by its stringent provisions In regard to
the information which lie was supposed to be gathering
against the Police Commission, he declined to say any
thing, In affirmation When he started upon Ger,
tain line he said with certain OBJECT in vew he did
not to give any ragmentary Information about 1t;
when case was fully prepared ne was wiling 10 give
When asked yesterday what he thought of the report
Of Commissioner Howe upon the management OF the
Green replied that as he had only found time TO read
the report very manner he did not feel at
liberty to express any opinion concerning it. When in
formed that it iniereniiay, at least charged the
Finance Department with paying Gs fSp o SUPPLIES bae
as the law requires, the supplies were not
advertised for and furnished by the lowest bidder
paying to law, the Purchasing Clerk of
the Department Of Charities and Correction higher
salary than the head of that Department receives and
with paying some other bills twice, the Controller
remarked Well, this is q sudden change. They have
been bounding for two years because wouldn't pay
bills and they after me because am aging
bills and those, too, for the relief OF the sick and
afai icted"
New-York tribune., 1874-09-05
DECISIONB-SEPT. 4.

Superior Court-Specidi 1erm--Bv Judge Freed
manMaeksy agt The Cens Railroad Of NewJersJorier
Mseksy The Railroad Of EerJerse
Donner ct al sgt hoan Pate Hass; Harrington ag shevll
BTAnard Hass Harrington OCoBnor Kaufman agt
TibeL-OTders granted.
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PASSENGERS ARRTvED.

PROM LoSpos-In sssmsAsp fts.s sept Min Churchill
Miss CLnrch Mis ABaie Wyh Ml sheppard, Ara hs
Mo AIMS Miles Miss vos gph.sn Mr. and h E.sas and ehd
Isasa nge Mr. and Mn Phillips Nnc Charpensssr M ad
Mrs wsean, Wise Cunningham. Mis- Aalhgan, !! Wieoen
H. A. Ella Baher child A. J. Bosson
New-York tribune., 1874-09-05
Gopartnersnip Notlres.

VNHE FIRM heretofore existing between the
undersigned has THIS DAY been dissolved by mutual consent
Me Bnrick and Moses Robinson have formed
partnership will continue the business Of the late hrmDed New
York 1874 Wellington W. Burck Moses A. Robinson
96 Joay-sr. NKw-YoRk Sept l. 1874
TNHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
WIN G. CREAMER son is this day dissolved
WM g. CREAMER continues and will settle all
accounts HORArIO VI. DREAMER will establish himself Boston
and for the sale Of the manufactures Of
WM. u. CKEAMER WM g. CREAMhR
HORATlO NJ. CRBAMER
New-York tribune., 1874-09-05
P4SSENGERS SAILED.

PoR KINGSTON. JAn-fn sko~sAtp /ad<s, Sept l-Mr an
M Martin child and servant Lsis hsis Lug. Boss Hos bna
EuneniA Bona lna Bora MeBdes Bo Alfredo Bess Wn Beach
Jas Psne Alba DsFsdo W Mcleod jos ssvess Robinson
j. J. RodgsD, Nj and hra Grant Aea Grant
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and child Leon jose sesders, Perry Thcmpecu, Mr.
Leoy Hndsoo Mr. Gillette Mr. Brown M Brown and child.
NIHrATURg ALMANAC

Bun hses.. 6i31 6:26 Moon rises Morn.
wArsn
Sandy Hook 1850 fGovs sand.. 332 Hell Gate Ferry. 67
Sandy Hook.. Govs spd All Hell Gate Peny 6i06
New-York tribune., 1874-09-05


DEM RAlLROAD D.-THE
i GREAT TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trans leave Nswforx from foot Debrosses and as
Express Tor Harhsars Pittsburgh West and South With Pun.
Palace Cars attached $3.50 and $3.50 Sunday atd
For Wipsmspo and Lock Haven. (ya Pha Ere Div
Phsdepbla, $3.50 Tor Wiamspor Lock Haven.
Ere 30 at Cory for iGs'e P.iIo-
For Ba umo W,shnstou South Limited Washington Err
Of Pi Paror Cara daily except SUNDAY s9 80 ar
i've in Warrington at 4l0 Regular at $40 and u
RaSI.,s TOR Phlsdephs $40 $50 M 1880 4lOsT
$50 m and IL Iighh Sunday o. a. sS! and p n E~i'
FAnomnodstion Az, s for Trenton at m. and pm
for Newa:k a. s. $50. T. 740. 3. 10 II - 2.
go 3i0 $40 4ls 430 5. 500 $40 10. $3.50 T. 1880.
s:l0 10 il:3O l2 night sunday 520 and 8; ~
3.Io $40 43O $50 5;2O $40 g. s:iO. $3.50 T. 1880.
6lO 10 lf3G m and ~ osht Sunday 5?o Z sba $40 m
ZIG :so a:5o 5,2O 6,4o g. 8: To- $50 l. $40 10 p H. .ai
~ night Sunday 5:2O AMI o.
For Woodbridge Perth Amboy and South Anhoy and 10
Por New BupseIcr and N. IL 2. 3lo 4:30 500
e;lU nd 7 0. IN aai IL night sGneay. , D.
FOR EastM Mls.oue ~ & 10 and 4:30
Yor L.ubsrtyile an fsDngton. $50 a NJ AID Q.
For hihpsbure B.lvidese, $3.50 IN. aud -
FIr BoTdsntown. Bursston Canra aud $50 1880,
For Rreholt m. and 4p.m
For Farm uaiae and Sausu. Z a. N. apo o m - m
FOR Pemberton CsmdeR and Vi. boat IRON Per No 10
20. D. No. . =, IN Pittsburgh $50 and and
93S m daily; $50 daily except honday Prom W.shos
n And Baltimore 4lo bl5 and lo:2I sunday o. ~
a No. and 1927 D. m Pndsohia 5lO 6.2O, 500 l0.lo.
i,.b5 m 2i5 iib s;l5. 500 s:s4 1927 D. Sunday,
x .i0o 10 G.po $50 II: is I. M $50 and 1927 D a
Ticket Omess 944 Bosiwav Ne Aer "ose and foot Of
Desbrosses sad CenandtsG Eesfek No Coanst Boek,ny
No. ia li6 nd lis hs'SS, Soy HoSS.ss Emsr,H. rs
New-York tribune., 1874-09-05
Ofedn 9iedmers.
JNMAN LINE.-SOUTHERLY COURSE.

INMAN LINE.-SoUIHERLY coohSE'
Royal Nail Steamers appointed 70 sail % fonoM;
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LvRRPOO!-
CITY or RICHMOND. SATURDAY sept o, ~ cm
CITY OF PARIS. sATnRDAl sept * no M
CITY or sept ~ At . ..
CITY or SATURDAY. October g. ~ IL n
CABIN PASSAGE. $50 and $40 eold.
sTPERAGB.-To and from all points at reduced rates
: Cabin and General 0mce Eo. 10 Broadway .
stserage Onees 33 Broadway and Pier 45 North River
jobs q. DALE. Aren't
New-York tribune., 1874-09-05

Giri o. sxryRpai is :, m
S Tf or or ia
CABIN PASSAGE. $50 .nd 80 roia.
ss sas 5s. Oh os 'S S IL S Bfc..
JoHs g. DALI. Aren't
NATIONAL LINE.
Prom Pier, "A and a. North RIVER
TO QUEENSTOWN AaD LVERPOOL:
Eie Sept IL sss 2o
GREECE .oa LosDSx piusf sbaY Sep. Ham
& e:' n. .so sp so .s sa
.DSS " the lowest .e Apply ' assT S.ncr
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP
roR sourHAMProF AND BaRhSa ,vvn.
The s~amshiD ODER. X oterendorp, viii " on
NEsDn sepeTber o at ros ss"'O Per- loot Ihfo''
sSs s.SSs asS sssaHs s Il
Second e,Siu ............................ 80 gold
Ysssssi o;..:: :opj oiIRiJas
NEW YORK TO CARDLFr. mann, cov.. .v,.x
NEW. YiRsT: CLASS. ILPowEaEp cLsDk.BgILr @ STEAM
SHIPS un 'al PsnDsrlvaus Railroad Wharf, !erse C'" a.
GeEkhasseSSssssS::ssEErrTTEEaaBBEEsR IS
C.; s'Bs ss B si'; chsaa i ii etss
These ,tssn.ps but expressly for the trade provided With ali
SS e, tss sTSEsas fSG sn eS2
Tra Cabin SIS and $50 second caos s55 cur
stserag $50 r.; r. ava S'sss oeraA'''
canhia cOmpaHJ' oncs' n"
lDock Chambers and in New-York 10
ARCHIBALD BAXTER Co, Agenu,
10 IL Brosiway
Only DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
sTEAasHIpS BETWEEN SEWYoaK ASD HAvRs. CALLING
The suenfd vessels beng
souhery oher will sail IRON Pier No. 90 NORTH RIVER
WASHINGTON Lichesnez. SATURDAY Sept
vILLR DB PARIS Danre ..........,SAIURDA1 sept ~
PEREIRE surnont "a IuhDAl October
PRICE OF PASSAGE IN GOLD ubeiuiins wEe'
First Csnn. ..S125 Second. ITbri...S3o
Excursion tickets at re1ueei rates
American travellers BY kpe transit BY Bnghn
"'-''' GRO. MACKENZIE Agent No. 55 BrOsdw.p
WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THb
UNITED STATES NAIL.
NEW AND PCLL-POWERBD STEAMSHIPS
DAYS ca linT al Cos HsrDor
EPUBLIC. SATURDAY September at loop. n
BALTIC. sATURDAY. September IL at 300 D. ~
BRIrANNIC. SATURDAY Sent ~. az ll:O0 a. n-
CELTIC. SATURDAY. Sept 26. at $500 m
OCEANIC. SATURDAY October g. at ll:OO H.
Prom White Docs. Pier o2. North aver
Passenger accommodations or all esse9 nnryael combining
SAFETY. SPEED AND COMFORT
Saloons bathrooms IN midsnp SEQ
don where least felt Surgeon, aid "ewaIjes'es compaH
$50 Tickets $40 gold Seersye
at Country
prepaid certificates az low rates >,
cooked TO from ali OF America rama haoa
Sweden. India Australia China Sc
Drafts from 2l
or nspecunn Of plans the Comoanvs
,nce. NO. ~ Brus1say Ney-l ork r j. C0RriS. Agent.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-05
MUNICIPAL ESTIMATES.

MUNICIPAL ESTIMATES.
The following are the estimates Tor tne
Court of Common Pleas the Superior Court, ana inc
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Ghanees tor Business dlen

A FIRST-CLASS CITY RETAIL DRUG
n STORE FOR SALE-Doing business Of Fifteen Thgn'lnd Dol
lars increased Twenty For particulars address K H.
Crissey Co., 2o6 Greenwichst.
EOR EXCHANGE-Municip Bonds of a
Western for DRY GOODS BOOTS and SHOES, orCLOrH-
ING Address rs rBRSRR, Tribune Ofce.
nor SALE, on easy terms-The LEASE,
STOCK and FIXTURES we-ssts5shei shoe Sth-
apply GRO. SILVER Assignee 81 wrrenst
New-York tribune., 1874-09-05
8teamboais an6 Railroads.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY,
" ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE WEST.-Pssenger asd frefhs
Station fcot Of Lbertyt Conncs at Somerve WITH
south Branch r. Hampton Junction vita Del Lack nd West
thhpsburs WITH Lebgb and sssauchnns Dudor also with
Lehigh VALLEY Railroad Direct line harrisburg Ftsboga and ~
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
Commencing June IS. lS7f.-Lesvs ora follows:
o15 mNsvs TEAM for Hsson. Bethlehem Bath Anestown.
hauch Chunk Tams1as. wilk.sbars, Scranton, he.
600 q m-Way Trsn for SonerrilIs and Pennington.
700 mWsy Train for Raston Bslydere. Nanch Chunk wlhs
barre Pttston. MhaEoy Cty M Carmel Hazon
Towands wsvey &e Connects a. function with DEL La<h sDd
West. X. z
300 Es. daily (erspt sundays) Esssso
Allentown Hssbgg the West Connects somerve for
PENNINGTON: Fson Msaeh Chunk TosaEdl Wilkes
barre Scranton with ihough Dauvil Wlamspor kc
1890 a. m.-way Train ior Somervlle.
1240 m-ExPRzss for Ponpgon, Eas,or Bath. Allentown
Mauch Chunk Maha1oy City ,eon, Ws,,oAre Scranton ksa
Ing Columbia, Lancaster Rpba Pottsvil Hsrnsbnry Se
1880 mWsy Train for Bss,ot Caiassuons snd Besdere
$3.50 m-wsy Train for Paaseh On Saturdays only 10 sonsf-
vile. -
400 m-way Train fcr Eon, Allentown and Mach Ch1sk
DEL Lack aud West T. X
4:S0 D. Way Train for aoneryile and Elem ngton
Up m.-Nay Train for SomsrEle.
5:15 m.-Ws Train for Psagcf 80
$3.50 mBvxSss EXPRESS day for Baiou. Belv1ere Aen
Pittsburgh Cbicsgo. IL.
9 sBd p m.-Wsy Trains fof Somerville.
1880 .. IN. (Emigrsntl-Pog Rast0u.
9;l5p m.-Wsy Train for Soneryile
1900 D. m.-Por Plainfsh-
For Elizabeth u 5:l5, g. 6l5 6fO T. 1890, s. s'4s, $40
1880, lll5. NJ lz 1910 l. 1870 23O 3 $3.50 3:aS,
AIS 4:5o 4:i5 $50 30 5:l5 g. 6l0 $50 T. 1;3O.
- n. 3. KICKER Sap. and Eaz
u. p. BALDWIN General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1874-09-05
Ocean Steamers

Ocean steamers
II A'1D UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS; ;,,o
PLYMOUTH CHkRs0gRs M g.. 1S@ sn Ssr4st MSnSGH oOws
GOETHE CAPT s,.oa ssta. ssptsnO,, aoss;., o.
prvuorru L6SboS. sSpSS C. GnERBoURd AND HAMBURG:
CABIN IN, :1oan siso gold .og goo god 'eer's
81 u pryUsa % fScn Gs ,' BprE Co.. p sou
For For passage ,ppg kSAUrh NACaoP kUfSs f1 b,o.ar,,
oh Hsssa1' hAf ffRaGEhso. oAMpEcHg AMP VERA CRUZ
"A"-ioAA ieaTur Per 5. Sortn Rr .r az
CITY OF OF skwioaS sAwASa i.3 ... SIss sse
GTPA @ ,,,R WRsi, na ss.s1 .9.1. a
FOR height OF passage sO ALEX ANDRE SONS ss Bro..,
FOR LIVERPOOL.
WA QUEENSTOWN,
CARRYING TIKI U. 5. MAILS
THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM CohrANi
MI, do,t.b one Of their arseass full iron screw steamships
FROM PIER No. ~. N. r., EVERY TuEsDi'
q follows
MINNESOTA, Capt Josxs.......'sepA ., Al S'oo
WYOMING C.pt Bxppos. ........sept 22 at ESQ p m
NEVADA Capt pxIcr...........sept 20. at 800 p M
IDAHO Capt ..oeiooef o. a'"Vo y
wIscoSsIy Can, October l3, at 3ioop
CABIN passage, $50, gold
s.eu,t. p.s..s. tonc. No. 20 Broadway, Ito" rates.
FOR hsish, or cabin passage apply to
WILLIAMS GUI0S. No. SO wsl,t
CRFAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.
" EEw.YORK TO BRISTOL tEns -piksCI' o,-....
T,ips soods ana for London Cs Ne~pon "oaoee
and . pors Bristol ChlnneL NJ - An,
n. esms, c fhi, Line sail from Pier 10 bst yer
GREAT WESTERN Windhsm. ..sATURDAf September ia
CORNWALL stsnper ..sAIUkpAx sepsemSSs, pS
Cabin Passage $40 Inssmseisn $40 eur eaao' @ , ~
sS Css.,. pssns ioSl upwards For freight pass
spol, - x e MORGANs SONS. Nc 20 soshsl. sss- -Iea-
NEW-YORK AND HAVANA DlRECI, IN NAL 1.Ai
IN art eisa STEAMSHIPS sin sail ever
q =. NON Pier - r. sss Of csdArssJ Tor Havana ao@
C0it,upus. c. Reed. .TUEsDAr September 9
noRRO CASTLE. T. II. Morton. TuEspAt SspNmeer d9
n cneaCR CITY 4. Curts. %. TUkSDAt hepsemo<f -
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New-York tribune., 1874-09-05

MEMORANDA.
VINEYARD HAVEN Mass 4-rbe whaling sch Mary e.
whose tie 2ith OF Aug while
whales and picked the schr HATTIE Card here
eenl1G she the Arizona her home hylg
seen on the moraBg of Aug 30
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BOsToS Sept 4Arnye, Saxon from Philadelphia bark
Ana Elizabeth from Ssgua; bngs WaDl (Br D. ST. Martins
julia e. Haskell Brunswick Ga. Abby Elen from Charleston
Milwaukee. from Hobokeu.
PoRr ROYAL sC Sept 4-Ariyed steamship vicksbug from New
iork. Sailed, car. ST. Croir. for New River.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL Sept 4The National Line steamship Canada Webster
from New-iork Aug. IL, has arrived here.
The Goethe sailed hence yesterday
4 D. r., for New-YorN
QUEENSTOWN Sept 4The Inmsn Line steamship City OF Montreal
iailel hence to-diy for New-iork.
For Latest Ship Ne,ps Secenh Pd1eI
New-York tribune., 1874-09-05
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH.

tOmnentlng JUNE 7, ISI4
Trains leave Harlem River Station at T. g. and 9;5 NJ l2O,
3:5b, 4:40, 5;l5, AMI 645 ?.
Receiving passengers Of Mosana Steamboat; Co
Sip for Ha River station st w. SZo aad
ll:45 IN and 3: 10, 4, s:25 and ,. m.
posters at oie and drots.
JOHN T MOODY. supt- N. Y. Division, New iorz.