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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-21
BANCO PLAYERS INTERRUPTED.
ectives Tilipv and Heidelberg hav

Detectives Tilley and Heidelberg have for
the past two weeks been watching two banco houses
No. 533 Canal-st. and No IS Hoboken-st. where SWIM
dlers were operating prohtably. These houses are
usually opened only in the morning. and during every
forenoon tho detectives awaited patiently for the com
ing OF victim OF the operators, but did 50 IN ''
and yesterday morning at $780, when tho houses were
opened the occupants pOunced upon by DETECTIVES
Tllev Heidelberg, Williamson, Leahy, Kenns oeeh'
and Dunn headed by Capt. WarOw. In tho Canai-s.
house were Patrick Conway George robertson, n1n
VIM II. Harris. Robertson was sitting penhu 49,
surrounded nv all of the appliances Tor game OF Oanoo
while Conway and Harris were appare nty prep s
play Al No IL Hobokcn-st., James Bell was ,ounu
Nith Jobn NcKeon James MOultoD, Joseph MARSH anu
lanes Walker. All taken 10 the tehtral Olnuo
white the desks tables books. aud other furniture W.
handed over TO the police property CLERK Inc psun
ers werc artaigned In the Tombs Police CO1tt,
Jnsticc Morgan in the afternoon C0nrOy' hoDeI'au
Bell and Harus were held III flO1) paii ~ "h'"Ni ~
the other, were discharged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-21
SHifPiNG INTEhaiGENQE
Port OF Ngw YORK -.

Port OF Ngw- YORK .......,.... ,,,..,.',.J,S ~
CLEARED.
Steamship Wilmington Holmes, Havana VIM =. ClYfe -,
stc,Dhp assl tBr Cook. Liverpool Qieen'oTn' cha
P!anckhn , A.. -. H.
Siesmsbp Manhattan Woo hull Cnarf.toa j. W Qlintid ,
sienlp Oh Dominion walker Norfolk, Ola Dominion Seim'M'
Steamship Gl,ara, Bears Boston H. +. Dmoct. ..,,-
Steamship Leris Earnest. Norfolk &c. On DOMINION 'ei"'"
S,..pho vpieor freeman PHILADELPHIA LoiaU steamship Co
p GS Sriori ir G,rSsr Lo@ion S,oiy wits
R R,f: 4 4io1 f Ms%5 GSr % o S
penah nil Main Qaeensgsn iSf S'e 1,o1Gy'h 20
Batf Mu,c or Suui,en Eveuoo. for orders Funch Ed'e 4
Bark Johann tGcr = H,ycrs,no Hamburg G. ToblstCo
s gu, a %, a,t poS sF G Qcs 3 a Or Tos soesh
Bre MsHposi Milton Kihgston jan, 5. DeGorioga Co.
R5 isgS, PR Press" GARDENS. f,r Orders, Hsni
Scnr. Mar Lonl'a, Gash Washington n G. %oPaa' h,'
Sc5r l. =. Eoardusl IIo,d, Aqua, JED frye Go.
S s S s, Ma .i'a Ia cadaas il r
scr H,,y { Ned Iialett scw .iaye, ,tas u L ,9n
~: o & tescn Me, Slmf'd Stamford MANUFACTURING Co
SOON Wes,r,o Myers SeyiIs,cn. H. W. Jackson & Son
ARRIVED
steamship AnIr. Drj. Williams c'rtf IS days With mise to
S.smp IONA Chaplin Moreel City with mie and to
steamship Metropolis Sicsrr-ou Wilmington. N c. with naval
'% Ssg mS oiI To- sS aio rsJo Liverpool Dec
BIs A-, or H. b. Plri M,tura' II DAYS Win m,lio
scar Pmg.so, Maeson OF aad Ia ds .om 81 JOHN n H.
.tA hth
DOMESTIC PORTS
Bo,r,v Jan 2O-Auyed bark Carbon. from Cait: brig 3n9ha
sSt ii to-i,, aud vii be taker iato dock repairs
FOREIGN PORTS.
OC5gSrDwS I'm 2O-lEe Mnie Nl't lang Steih'HP Oot'
K rom SY2s Jan 10 gsIGoo I yd ns' i SGf,
h morning me A@enela lns s $, t 'n"' '
SOUTHAMPTON 2OTLe North Germ'n Lloy' Line steamship
d,y. and p,ocscdcl to bremen.
,,Ixsp,t Dec I7Anvei steamship Mas Dutch Deide'
Tor Latrsi Sh.p heus see rim Pa0eI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-21
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
TIE CHARITY BALL.
iitL
Al TIE RNNES SOLD.

q, F.b : the Charity Ball fer the benefit of
,h Nursery and Chd's Hospital is to take place This
~, always been considered the great social event OF
The season and this year it promises to excel in every
rcs,ert any similar entertainment ever given IN TINS
CITY A gentleman long resident of Paris, In attend
spc AZ The bali Of Feb g. 1873, remarked That Paris hau
never seem nudcr any circumstances, gathering SO
magnificent IN every respect as the ball o. that night III
rho Academy of Music This year, not merely farlS'
IAN, NeYorl ITSELF will be exceiled, IT the present in
dcaiops hold GOOD. The management OF the ball TINS
wear has perfected arrangement with all the dlsn
ed members Of the best society OF the city who had
made preparations for private entertainments on che
evening oa which tins ball is to take place AT the Aead
envy Of Music % pone their gatherings ana TO invite
their cues 90 attend the ball. In th@ war Charity has
dsarpes society and the latter viii lend its powerful
and 10 make this occasion OF the Academy the most bril-
liant ever seen IN this city These entertainments have
welded enormous sums for the charity for whose ben
ea they ar, devoted. The following tabular statement
shows the profits Of each ball since 1867
l25,...@ GJl 81 1S6S.Sl 20$5 30 ASH 81 l9Ss *
lUF' p 1902. 1851 % lSlS's'. l-'f4 81
1857 ....ls AZ 80 lSI0." lG0l AZ iS'J'''' ''''''
Oh tho o,,asiOn the attendance will undoubtedly ex-
coed tna any previous year and the profits accord
ingy may be expected to he much larger than IN 1870
Nearly all the boxes have been already Sod as VIII be
seen nN The following list:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-21
THE REVENUE CASES.

The Committee, of which Jackson ;. Schultz
is Chairman appointed recently by the Ch'nDer %
Commerce toinyestigae and report upon eHpeuen'
OF recommending TO Congress nodinoauoh VI ""
Revenue laws, has secured counsel 10 conouo' ITO "
,,is hotb here and ot Washington and Is engaged on
tho draft of law which IL intends 20 offer as sinst
tute for the present complicated series OF laws
to thar subject delegation OF merchants from bDston
ana PHILADELPHIA have recently consulted WIN me Oo
ni,tee ON Tho best method pursue ana represehaN
of the Chambers OF Commerce OF the thrcc cic7 "V "
constant communication on the subject
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-21
Aorsss, Carriages, 6arness. Sc.
NO EXAGGERATION-NO DECEPTION.

NO EXAGGERATION-NO DECEPTION.
~ on the truth be told
propose faithfully aud hopefully to make the 'riaL
T.say.o ys experience bayne and selling horse, ;h9rI
Toss no Buy THROUGH NE from 5.d purchases. And my
The BOoded Hor,e will give peculiar advantages udOu'
and hope for small commission TO relieve them
horses Soue but FIRST CLASS horses will be offered
ample time slowed for ts and examination II the buyer is not
sted h. purchase will be refunded WITHOUT HESITATION
10 TAYLOR, AUCTToSgRR.
ro,o Il WILL 9FFsR FOE SALE
AT lob O'CLOCK,
FROM fiiR STABLE
NO. EAST TWENTY .BGHrII.ST,.
ONE faSd dk SFa chSidE HORSES
1873 HANDS. AND DARK BAY,
FOUR spEnE;pTY HORSES
rBE PAIR OF CARRIAGE HORSES ye,n old are pOny built
eomps 70. together closely ribbed smooth hips short backs het
shoulders standing high directly the shoaIiers making
fu strength for carnage WORK yet ane and handsome feet per
feet and With ooedd Intelligent heads they drive alike Independent
stable O they warranted sound and KIND in ever pseu
ONE BAY.BR0wN GELDIsG, years old; 1873 hands and re
msiso for strength beauty HI, movement high
dr.e1 from the 1ner hands Who r,ed him shows Strong
step promises to make fast oeT warranted sound srd
ONE BLACK GELDISG year, oi Is band. aud inch yer,
ard and tat. booded Appearance, and
,leesgy s,hsd and limbs and form warranted sound and
fist .nd & We Ssy ~ Tssis' 10.
i s III vii 10, ,, rs,y ssg and ,s md en-,
year Old ami warranted s.and and sind
promises great speed will level smooth three and
hf pleasant free idyer AMI prompt her movements
oi drrt from the arm bu, sell broken auge donbe
.ni warranted sound sni knd.
The - be driven b,ne-. before the stable at the uuc
iu-f eKf 'htIon.
lbe rae v,I ,aAo &c, e.,loul rcs,r q ue weather
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-21

Regular semweeky sale of horses, carriages harness,
and general horse equipments at Messrs. Barker
Chases city Auction Mart and New York Tatersas to-
morrow "wednesday, the 2lst inst, az IL a. N.
Attention Is invited to the card OF Mr. j. o. Taylor,
well known dealer fine horses, who, based upon an
experience of ~ PROPOSES TO conduct III tue fu
ture horse auction business, what seems TO us
straightforward principles fully set forth in re-
spective advertising columns Mr. Taylor will make his
debut with the hammer tomorrow "wednesday, the
DIST inst at No East Twentyeighthst., at 1890 a.
dor particulars see advertising columns.)
owing to the sudden change in the weather the de
mand for seighs been completely checked and quiet
regns more at the carriage repositories.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-21

Can. jacob Seibert, Commander OF the Harbor
Police was arraisned before the Police Commissioners,
ye,tcrdaJ charged with neglect OF duty ana violation
of the rules governing the Department. The written
specifications state that he absent from his post OF
duty tho P1,y-boat Seneca on Nov. 26 and Dec A. o.
G. and = 15} and was several times in the lagcr-beer
saloon % No 10 stantOn-t The aggregate time OF these
absences hours and 80 minutes Capt SeiOert was
ALTO absent between Aug. 30 aud Dee. = number of
hours.
Inspr,tor McDarmot was the first witness examined.
He said mat ne directed by ms superior officers 10
watch Capt Seihert il having been asserted that that
officer as guilty OF neglect OF duty An examination
of the hlptcr on the Seneca showed that the captain
had been absent several occasions. the absences
varying N length from to 80 ho1rs The Inspector saw
him IN The saloon at No 10 santonst. on the days
mentioned IN the specifications.
Capt Ssi6cit said that he could not remember about
Nov D. but the other days spoken of he was in the
saloon lie went there to meet man by appointment
FOR the purpose Of securing information relating 10 the
robbery Of the brig Mattano in the East River on Nov
IL dt important facts from tll' person, ana
enabled to convicttwo men supposed 20 ne the ROD
Inspector AIcDermott asked Capt seibcr; il he met
witness answered that he did, aud the Inspector The
stated chat hc knew the man well and dd not see mn m
saloon with Capt. Sebert any OF the occasions
mentioned ~ the charges Capt scert seemed 10 ne IN
conversation with several men. and ono time the In
spector saw mn Suing az tl1Ie WIN h'co p I2S
handing card, IL they were playing. Inspector Nc
DcIBOtt mentioned another case: Wme me seneca
was ~ lire on 'front.' Nov 30. Capt Selber
dd not make his appearance on board uhli Two hours
arcrwltcr FROM ne seneca began playing the flames
Samuel G.. Courtney. the counsel for capt Selpeit,
aCkuoWicd- d that his client had been absent 1tOn MS
iv tr number OF DAYS charged hut stated that 10 was
because bee was macnutnted VITA the duties OF his
position. Ii discovered on the crosse termination
fat the captain had not thoroughly learned the rules
governing Che department. The fact Of the accused
being IN me saloon was satisfactorily explained, ms
counsel Thought IN his having been there ON otielal
business Capt orhert said that lpe person who met
him the and him such important lnIOfna-
ton was le COURTROOM but requested that his name
d. not mentioned. This mans testimony was necessary
10 s side the case ana he desired that II might ne
taken IN private. Commissioner Gardner granted the
Request. aud the examination was adjourned to the
private room Of the Commissioners. Here this man,
alleged to bc William alias pudding" Long, VINO from
bis long acquaintance with river pirates might he OF
great assistance the police in tine capture OF the
thieves and who l. in the employ Oh the tOmlnls-
sI0rr.s % Public Works, testified That he met Capt
s,.it in Che saloon on the days mentioned. The de
c..Ion Of the Commissioners has not been rendered
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-21
THE RENoNA HOWARD CASE.

John Ripon. witness for the prosecution
in the o. BenOna Howard. indicted Tor mdhuaer
ing counterfeit match stamps testified that he threw Tue
match stamp plate in question into the bay ana JONI
Storer anoihrr witness for The prosecution, testified
that he found the plate the bay about SIX months
aitcr II had bc0u Drown into TIE wafer ac'oiunk ~
Ru1n's statement. DR.. DDremus, a witness !of tne
G,ieusa testified that IN ms Judgment. mo plate Noun
le much moro corroded than IL is had ~ remained ~
ba atcr any where near the time stated Dv Storef Ibe
case was then announced closed by both slne+ eu
Nj Huntington. OF counsel for HOWarl' began h'S at
gunent % the JIrT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-21

ass~HAL sKosssyraxRIAyo. Patrick CLARK jr h9mieias
n on Peter Robert Jehson
,.,y Msry shurteR Kelley alias Edward Anderson
C,brs McNsy Cathane Hesv and Mary Drew grand srceny
Tiom,. Miller and James Mitchell grand nenr
and receiving stolen goods John Corners John Barnard ana '''n
1assn pet larceny: Mchsel Glover ceiling policy tickets
Oys. TgRmISER-BRADT J-IIoro Raymond alas DomnleA
Kon grand larceny James suV,n petit larceny, Thomas hu
holland. homicide. 90 , =, -.
CoWr APPsus-ALBASy Jan. 20Tbe following the Cont
Appeals day calendar for Jan 81 Nos 23 % 30 81 JlA ~
IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-21
UORSEand CARRIAGE MARKET
Nyw.YoRN. Tuesday. Jan. 20. 1874.

The general horse market was again without
activity at the Bulls Head stables. The unfavorable
effect OF the limited demand for draughthorses
u at present some what cOunteracted by the moderate
character " the supply and prices for more desirable
qualities are pretty well sustained The market for
higher priced st0cks quiet. and many good horse
find. it,, way under the auctioneer's hammer.
The following sales were Effected at the principal
auction m1rt~:
b Mr. Arch. Johnston in Thrtecnth-st near Uniyer-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-21

nout ba,last or not 40 heavily laden M to bring her
m the water l,alow her copper. and thus permitting w
to the sun open hor seams wa aso pe'
~ scoo "a ,le arrived here thus showing her unsoanu
copdtIon verdict Tor the plaintih. Mr. Boom ior
plaintiff, Mr. Nash for defendant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-21
ufvINTVRK ALMANAC

san i.-,... 7l8 ss,... o;Ob Noon 'et'''' ''io
HfGH TAI. DAr-Ah n %
s,, llooS lO GOV. slant .10;ji Hell Gate Ferry Oiio
~ utGH rBH DAr-P o,,
., 10 80 Cows Ilipd. . Hell Gate Ferry Oil3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-21
Ocean Steamers

NCHOR LINE.-Steamers sail from Pier 90,
~ ~ r. foot Of DeVst EVERY WEDNESDAY AhD oAIoapA
MACEDONIA Weiray Jan n OAsTALIA.. Wednesday jan
VICTORIA -,jhurd Jan ~ ;ss5urasg ' esb
C,an massage 10 or Glasgow LIVERPOOL 'r Lononuly
steamers. s65 and 80 return sl currency sasf
% Io1n oneen5toSa Londonderry, Belfast BRISTOL OF
Cardiff $50 ncy. . -po.t,,
Draft. o any lowest rates Compnys 6hce5 Sowing
New YORK HlNDhtNON DNVi ~ ' ~, .,
steamer VICTORIA sails THURSDAY jan y, ~ ~ m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-21

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING TIN
UNITED STATES MAIL.
NEW AND FULLPOwERBD SrBAMShPS
Sailing from SATURDAYS Liverpool oI THURS
DAYS ca linz al Cok Hsrbor esrh
ADRIATiI, SATURDAY Jan "a. al 1000
CELTIC. SATURDAN. jan 81 AZ 500 IA.
BALTIC. sATURDAY Feh Z a. 300 p
OCEANIC. SATURDAY Feb IL. 800
REPUBLIC SATURDAY, Feb ~. az $500 D
Prom White Docs. PsyOuis Ferrr. Jsrs.V CITY,
cllsse,D unrvae combans
SAFETY. SPEED AND COMFORT.
Spoons state-roons bathrooms mdhp see
hoD where least e Surgeons sesaEesses aeenpas'
he,. steamers 49, .
RTEs-Ssloon $50 Tickets $40 gold Steeraye
800 wishing for friend. the CID Country
prepaid certificates s:i1
Passengers hooked AmarcA Pas fsmbuk
norway sweien. Iniis Australia Gins kc. N To- ' 't ph 80
Drafts from a. apwan..
tor Inspection other Information ippV the Company,
'hosA No. 10 lralvsJ ae"'lofA y'Nl's Asest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-21

dals The whole is bult In the Renaissance style OF
architecture from the Cans OF J. NJ Dunn The cost Is
estimated at tl7s.0S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-21

NETWORK, NEW HAVEN, AND HAkI-
~ FORD RAILROAD. -Ncgiork snl NrS Haven D.yls.1n
WINTER ARRANGPMkNr COMMENCING NOV. n. 1873
Passenger Station IN NewrOk Grand Central Eoifs1
TRAINS LEAVE NEw.YOkB.
Tnus Tor New Haven leave 81 10 Aec9 500 tBEl ~.
tAecnl 5s and 10 QOeal 10 tEEl anl g. ~ .
3:55 438, $40 635 $40 $40 FOR stanford I;ip = %
eos 1910 a. N 1900 m 800 223 800 CEl 3.j1i 81
4:A5, 5:lO, 0iO $50, I;2O SlO, 0lO p m.
Boston s,Oj and 1000 300 $50
D. NJ via Shore Line 800 and $40 Tue SOD Jo
90 $40 9il0 D. m stopping at stanford Nors's ~. BHlfs
bToI of NorSich sia PToyn~ and Ts Com faey At s,T.
brock Tue SOJ m aud 300 connect Win NeNHsen Si
Sorthampoa Ia Il New Haven sos, 1000 ZOO
rans connect VII Corr Ry:g T. spnnsaed an 1909 m o'
Montreal. The sos NJ 100 and 500 eors's Win N,ufi
uch Raoad and sos aud 800 n MI bss.sone 90,
Bridgeport The 500 aud SO5 sd 5,t".i1i 10
With Dlnbu AMI Norwak al 80 Ncrssk aai ms VIVA m
lUO, ant 40 ~. with NesL-nasn Ia lroad AZ nt.''i
Sunday Boston Nal Trans al P m via sprnEneiF 'VF
via Providence. ~. "a,
press Trains o.. ,,....- -, c,.,fc o.
a Depot y. y Transfer Co., ga braeNN 90
iudof House N and No. COlrtt, BOoAyu s-9 -" 80
cheek baggage from residence TO destination ,---..-
JOHN T. MOODY. SgD't OF y ] DH
VI REED Genl Snpt. NeN-hsfrn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-21

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on liousatenio
.nusd No nlrht boat from SswYo lay ron Bs.
port. steamer BRIDGxPoKr a, before.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY,
~ ALLENTOWN LIME TO TaB WESr-P,ssnger sHd Pr,irs,
station n NECK ioSt Of Lb,I. Comet At soI,l. 80
I%I @ssf'IS a,a E5,eIS5, IeIs ..l sas.ss,.
P..barsa, AMI The West to csu Psna,y'n. se-Yoa
'@" WINTER ARRANGEMENT
commenenE Pc i ls,5mit.ys New S9rs a o'sv. u
Mach chugs, Tsn,qas ,wi.e:t,re, scranton. se
%"y Tfin io5 Feniason Boston B.lyi'rs s,ssh c9a.,
hammock Tosuni, Wsvcey &c coHaee:" Junction HA De-
L1s aal MerSSS sspsys ds Csr,p, suni','
town Ilrsburg the Wet CONNECTS az sgasr'ie ot Ia
%" G " h ,rob o ear, to Danye wila@'pc &c
1919 1919 % nKErR asn for SisSrste E.oo B.s Aa.n,-,
Mi0 chgn. Nahlno OK H'%,; %si . Ss'ia' Read
''2 $50 o IVA Tran asnio~o, aai B'.'i'r'
70 Py1y T fI,n s8 s.oa ssaov .n Capo,
JanetgS se De- Lso o.:. sSd west ,s E
s g. r1in Tor someryiie.
5.5oS %-Eysss ETsss, d,i, 'ot E'',oa O''i''' An''
osn heal w., T,,a go I so T.S9I.s'
$40 D. m.-For Pla.ndel
a a:J9 AVA g,Ray Tlsis for son.yl.
70 = RGS5 %i7s a 5'i5 5:2o go
o2 i 40 AZ 3 BIS $50 5.ij g. go Gao 7i5
$50 Sis 5ij 1890 ll:i5 ~ KICKER Gan, ,0i In,
H. P. BALDWIN Genera, Pa, enesf Agent
ERIE RAILWAY.-WlNTER ARRANGE
6er..s Depot Fof Seis oslo5 v,.,. n,.,.,,,
300 a.s nd v nni SSeG S.
io:i5 @~sIPTs. Ma. for sil'lo 'nd Sns'" F'' S''pas
'e Tn 1Day1-Pac6c Express the west ssDinI Co.A'
,aros 10 B9fao Niagara Pals, Cincinnati D'"' A9i O~es'
| without ehinge
Pof J.ry. 90 900 1000 and 1915 In 40 '7@ni
ce;p and miIstoru IS 800 1880 900 1000 'i 1894,
a m s45 $50 6:3O AMI ~ II. The 500 sal lO:i5
trains connect q hdieio"n Wi'h He'i'4 an Do
/ veg, Midland IA road.
w.r.es 5 90, IO:ij m. sud $50
| Sevbnrgh $3.50 q and 1895 .. ,ni 80 ?. M ,.
sngern - 645 3 1870. 1880, aBilO15 m Eij 5
io RSt.sos ana Hdho.S. Ilsd,e spl RnmT % G5
~ 70 40. 30 IO:tJ m, %iJ ;, g. tts3g sni ~ Pa
r,'e p Soo 10 is sis sij AS sis sos. y
S s..a w. -. e. $50 To- Is an 1850 80. AS
RSs,Sd PARK and P,sssIc 6:45 D. 1880 10 1889 s
noon .l:lj A. 5.l5 6, $50 80, 1881 a1l -4lJy ~
Hise ilacken.scz AMI Way. $50, aDl 1919 d. s. 10
sp,ls.a, 3 49, AID $50 30 -. flj. 40 3D.
G go and = a D. and II Ssturisy yhs fnf - . nd,
Crs.sk 3 \ 20. aud $3.50 a. $50 80, no ''p D'''
sp,,sbIl : 3 10 and $50 1880 5:l5 40 i4' ''t
$50 t745 ~ and y S' 5 q, s.' on g) 3.ijtlj5
| go i7.a5 .. m sni IL Sa:uriay nights on
| SotnS Y. ley and way > and $3.50 =. m. if3 m .
HosN-Trsins leaving Chsmbcrssi On even .. nA 'o'
Ch,mherst on quarter Twenty ilni ~ 81 n'' | @
Rost. leave Tgenty hrsi. 1890 aai l5g p 3D. 600
leaving ChamDers-s- at ,'ine Loaa i"' bun
% p1s(@ee ani or aaartmeots 60 riwnrR5om PIT
Coaches can be obtained orders Tor the cheekn 81. iA
c,r One.huniroi ,rl trenty s''h' ard Ihrfar"
BrooEiyn at the compiay' pD' AM - As'-' 30"
pn0.yl l'@ ,sulays ooly tssurIsvs M6lei,rn ,nlr
JNO. n ABBOTT General Plssu5'l As'st
ITT7XU n a VI IN ApTGnRD S-a - Elrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-21

i TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES NAIL RoDIb
Tsns leave New York from foot Of Desbrossss Aad Cofii1N
follows M
Palace Cara attached $3.50 D, and $3.50 I. sunny -
aud s:3Op. - -
For Bslinore Washington the sOOtb $40 SAD
n. N. D.
Express PhsdcD $50 1880 g. $50
s. D. and IL night Sunday ,. 6lO. $50 and IA h"S''
For Teston at 7:2o m. 2. $40 aui $40 saOllI 10
For H. $3.50 1920 TAO 500 s. 10 IL an. lss.
J. 2 23O, $40 $40 4:lO 30 > 5:20. 5.lO D. $40 o5O
1880 slv. 10 IL 30 and IL night Sunday 52O 10 si
For ETlabeth. 8 $50 100 TAO 500 o 10 H. II N.
I. z 2:3O. $40 $40. 4l0 40. 5;2p $40 b. blO 80
100 $40 10 1850 D. and ~ plight SUNDAY. 12O olo
FoY Rahwsv q. $50 7:2O 500 10 a. m ~ H. l. 2.l
40 i3O 800 $40 q. $40. $50 $40. 10 p
and IL night SUNDAY. 5;2O. sDd $40 D. m.
eoibrge Perth Amboy, aud south Amboy SRt 10
P"r New Bnnsses 20 and 500 a. m IL H. 2 $40 40.
500 8 10, o. m. and IL night SundaY. $40 o. IN
For last Milsoue. 500 H.. ~ noon 80
tor Lambertvile and Pennington $3.50 IN sad pm
Por Philhpsburg Belvidere. 3 and 1 y.
Boreu,o Burhngtou an C.nden 20 asJ 3JJa
~. 1880. =. $40, 4, snd 6lOpm
For Freehold. 40 q IN. and
Lor PembeTton ADD Camden. d q IN. and 230
Trains follows; From Pittsburgh 500 NJ 10 .S
II daily, From W,shirf
Baltimore 500 5:l5 and 1927 sunday oos
1927 m. Prom Pbi'atclphs 5:22 6.OJ 800 lOl,
il5o a. m 26 5:l5. 605, s;li. 1927 p Sunday ~
Ticket Oes 500 ABS 27l and pa Broaw no Aior Hoase
COsnita Bmsrsat Ticket Odoe No
Battery.place. A. J. CASsA1T, Geaeral MasaseG
D. NJ BOYD, IT,. Gen Pass Agent
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GileCeildlIfOuS.

IOHN DWIGHT Il Co.,
- Manufacturers Of
sALERATIrS. SUPER-CARB. SODA &C.
No II oaslp. EerYors
DAINT BRUSHES, KALSOMINE and YAK
Nts eRI SHE'S o Brushes description 81 $50 Pea
$1,000 John X HOPPEL. MsnuiictuTeI snd lmloIlet
IA N SULLIVAN Co.
HAVE REMOVED TO
2,- goo ASD .iIi BROADWAY, Of WOHhse
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.
i GREAT REDUCTION IN RATES OF FREIGHT and PASSAGE
OF will leave Pier AZ North
River New Yors for Apnws ~ o'clock follows:
JAN 2s.-ACAPuLC0, Capt Gray for and freight
FEB. 7.-RISING STAR, Capt Jones, for freight oulf.
FEB l4-COLON Can't W. Hudson for and fegh
Connecting Panama splendid Steamships Of this
Line also connecting the hmas with
for Central American and South Pacific
RATES or PASSAGE:
Francisco CABIN 300 81 10 currency
ing TO location.
New York o sar Francisco. steerage. $50
this Line Japan and Chrs leave San Francisco
the LIST Of every month,
For Psge other information spply at the Com
Once Per 49, North River foot Of Csnast Nsw.lors
RUFUS HATCH N. j. BULLAY.
ics.Preudent and Managing Director Superintendent
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

RRlDGEP0RT and all points on IIousatenio
- Railroads 81 LAURA s,-,.
Ynued No night Nsviork and lay boat iron, gnit,
steamer BIZ IDGEPORr A. before.
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pom England. , = -, -, =,
steamships built ei!sg for the trade Are provided Fh All
th. eest improvements the coIig
CABIN AND sTEERAGB PASSENGERS.
lh..... -
10
=
Preu9id steerase Certificates from Cardiff t3J cnrencv
DTars % 81 md
particulars apply in Carf at the CompsnYs Omce Ma
lDoek Chsmbeu and 10 New YORK. 10
ARCHIBALD BAXTER Co. Agents
Nc. II Broadxsv.
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FoltF -secoll-st.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK.

~ FORD RAILR0AD-Neg iork snl Nss Haven Dyls.en
WINTER ARRANGPMbNr, COMMENCING NOV. II. 1879
NV iIlna Nsnlla- DOL kl.lal. ,,