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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1874-01-15
DRYANT AND, .STRATTON
- SCHOOL,

DRYANT AND. .STRATTON
ID SCHOOL,
BOSTON, M ASS.
Commercial
COURSE OF STUDY, PREPARATORY TO BUSINESS.
The studies embraced in the plan OF the
School. and designed for those pupils who
have acquired good knowledge OF the Ele-
mentary English Branches, are
bookkeeping,
(BY SINGLE AND DOUBLE ENThY.)
Commercial Arithmetic,
Designed for practical application IN bts'"ess)
Commercial Writing,
with SPECIAL REVERENCE TO LEGIBILITY AND
RAPlDITY)
Commercial Law,
(RELATINd TO NEGOTIABLE PAPER CONTROLS.
PARTNERSHIPS ETC.,
all of which are especially necessary for and
adapted to Commercial purposes.
Those desiring to accomplish more than the
course included in the above studies may Sc
lect any or all of the following studies, VIZ =
READ1Sa, WRITING. SPELLING, GRAMMAR and
ARITHMETIC, and pursue them as associate
studies or separately.
Pupils received at any time when there are
vacancies. Parents desiring children educated
in useful and practical manner are invited to
examine into the merits of this School.
Catalogue post free. Communications should
be addressed 55i washington street, at
which place interviews may be had from A.
NJ. until 9. u. NJ. CLOSED SATURDAYS.
[l625yl.l II L. HIBGARD. Principal.
N. B. This School will be removed after u
few weeks to its new building, now in process
of completion, corner Essex and Washington
streets--ocation previous to the fire.
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No. a BuIfinch Street, Boston, Mass
1egtimately Established Medical Institute in Boston,
PARALYSIS, EDTOCY, INSANITY AND DEATH.


be obtained critical Heading the list of invaluable wlsis
THE SCIENCE OF LIFE, OR sELE PlESSERXX1ANTI0Ni s
its sen 9 sF MEDICAL sno"s n P o SS D6IA %
D0oA i0N A'A"A '' NERVOUS DISEASES.
The successful Of the In the treatment and cure nervous disorders ,n mas
induced DisE%sES Of HE g c fe
Brain Nervous DorlS and the Chief Cause Nervous Rng d;
EPILEPSY! The sed prsy Treatment the Insane Uy Ans a Deg Tg
ygsc OBSERVATIONS ON Nervous Xascon Curious Supposed
Hope and Confidence Therapeutic Agents. Alcohol Tobacco Opium hh Body Us.
Abuses Popular Svin
gH PTaR R EpIc Hsrs a9e fact AMONG the phenomena
established permanent basis ana enjoys
fore the special forms Of disease which tits devoted
the y 1nnS n noa a1 has S S s s s sn
truths reference the physical @ # man. and convey S the S
na @ dnsy ezpo vast Experience
the of the awful a0 in broad ana almost
publications eo creation Of these
interest," and at this day than eyer before in the worlds
which we live the and the
S now The cure most
tinS l the the organs of gGne m
forward ghor Ug @Y the E1SyeGa
T shfS sn y % 3 o the but Strength
their descendants 5ad 3 ;d f
s diseases s Gy aan 5 u mann that ao
left unchecked
the diss w flow h9m npI
Ss9 Toma PERSONS tr physo Structure special
Were educated these matters they would h not ony rt
thousands
ay which them applying promptly those who are competent to
publications has devoted the study and sue
method Of that he has deemed solemn duty place
before the public much that 1Sw an nS sy Pn me to &
5 yS q EbG 9f b w. 1
complaints well all diseases requiring SKILL SECRECY
and EXPERIENCE x.,,... .,,, ur,u.,r
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L" THE GREAT SOUTH,

lie SPLENDID SERIES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-23
THE JOURNALISTIC MILLENNIUM.

Public men are public properly, and are
ameua, 10 criticism. The pdhc interests require That
their characters aud should ue scruthizcd and
made known. and perhaps II would be wei II me anI-
mudversiou and censurc, 20 which they are Justly
rxposed we're not weakened ind dsparaged by the vul
pcfabt, aud mperiections Of the ceusOrs themselves
Gould the writer's OF editorial articles remain auOuy
nous the personal qua rels which at times igcuin-
Der the paper and which are well known and admitted
by writers themselves 10 he unpr0niabe woud De
greatly diminished, bur not entirely avoided. Inc
~ attack, smartng under the WOUNDS ne mas
received. naturally anxious 10 learn the name o us
adversary II he cannot ascertain, ht surmheH' aud
hence personalities forced into me columns OF "a
newspaper 10 will be a m.lleuniaI day when news
papers can be 20 conducted a. IA exclude eutreiy
personal abuse and improper exposure OF private Anal7
an Le solely devoted Ia the promotion oi The Uu1ie
1nL.r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-23
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
Port or NETWORK .

PORT or NETWORK .........'...'....''-...h MAI =
CLEARED.
Steamship Baltic tBr Kelneiy Liverpool via SnenHosa H. :
Steamship u,y Of chmOnI lBr BROOKS Liverpool VIA 0ueen'oFn
o. O' r r,ond Reed Norfolk &c Steamship Co.
st.tmsnip Mayrover Flt. philadelphia. j. hanc
Luluhar Liverpool snow blEsrsA
ste.mshp Alta DR. Hoeeossa. Liverpool C. g. FmncAIyn
Shy Rntrt Lees ROss, London, GuuErl Miatdn o.
ship N.ssan Orb McFtlaue' London header,oa br'A
ST. Vi1.ate, fulton. Bristol, Jas ". Elvel Co.
stf. C,si-a san Francisco Nrttol 4 60.
ba-k Minnie BIZ. Ougl- Antwerp, d Metal.
Pgrs yirtau, lBf.l Mister. Rottrrd IN G. ". Bert'ux.
IL fr.tal sur Grunle, Amsterdam g Aoui-e & o.
Iars Louise ttcr.l B-L.rus Antwerp. e. Tobias 4 Co.
bs-. loheuErn. k0fl. Hamburg. Funcl. Rive a 20
r.. tasa Lehotr h1gs Lrru DocA kns, rocoVch 20
Bari Diana tsL Role Cork FALMOUTH Tor odersi scco'ea
a,rs s,sd, fSorl samuesen Belfast, Punch Eiye Co.
B.lA Br Coniilel - Johns y. f. Gco r. bailey
U.rk Laura Horu. Hamburg Fuucl, kd'r & Co.
~ p A. Lorrg LorAg NeN-liayen. AIi-r Hougitou.
B1rk FRANK trrustadt, simpson, & app 4 Co.
BarA Barbsr sL Deninrs, Cork or orders
Asrrsta-
r.. Ma heno Zrro Corr for un.efs. NocoFch Co
m . d. IAus-. PaIsra. Cork ur orders J. g.. sslgeg
B1r Foster GeosetoSn bemsraF-. H. Trowbr ie
Ing Prince lie tBr la aec HafaI sydney D. R De
sepr Isee IIor,e Miller ca, Island. b J. Weinberg
scar Gen. noale, 'rrIrs hanor. l. J weinberg
g. /. Washington HoDroos, Governors Eaof, D. j. Wea.
berg
scar q. D. Khctes Rel Blron Gas Iaag
sea-. Lofto.u. kll lall Portland &. l. llatca.
Seur. Melvin. Roteris. Negbc.a. v L. ~ II. Kerr.
scnr. Sp4t.. an. ,h. Boston jed FRYE 90.
Seur Grace Bradley. Turner. ta:z kl-eE Bros. a Co.
Lady BaHneraau ,orI Aol.rts Ab-r0 D. T. Pesrssl
Barge Georfetowu Robertson Friiaas s4a. J.hes Hard
ARRIVED.
steamship haug stai Jont AsiB~- ALAN - ~th Mise sl0
!. fa,b. nai hts-Hlsaan 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-23
SOCIAL SCIENCE.
,Cr nav OF THE CONFERENCE.

LAST DAY OF THE CONFERENCE
REPORT OF TIKI SECRETARY, Y. B. sANBoRN-A "a
PER ON NEW YORK PAUPERIsM, WITH ihiH
VIEWS OF THE REV. JOHN HALL-PAPEks ON VI
TAI STATISTICS. THE REFORMATION OF PRISON
rps nrAK NUTEs ETC, BY DR.. ELISHA HARRIS
u ppocKwAY AND orHERS-ADyANCED EDU-
CATION DISCUSSED BY PROF. WHITE PRESIDENT
N,cosH. AND THE REV. DIR. TUILoCK.
The annual session of the American Social Science
Association was concluded yesterday. A conference
Of the Boards of Charities and Health was held IN
The morning. at which papers were read by III
Elisha Harris and DR.. stephen Smith on tne
Registration of Vital Statistics" In the AFTER
noon the General Secretary. +. b. Sanborn READ MS
annual report, which was afterward discussed Oy
Cephas Brainerd and Judge Brum of Detroit.
report ON Pauperism in New York" prepared by
specia committee, was read. and in the discussion
which followed. the Rev. John Hall, J. w. Skinner
Or Bishop, and others joined. Papers were also
read on the Reformation of Prisoners "
by T. R. Brockway of Detroit and on the
National Deaf Mute College" by Dr. E. M. Gallau-
det of Washington. In the evening Prof Wmte'
President of Cornell University, read paper on
The Relations of National and State Government
70 Advanced Education" and at its close, President
McCosh and the Rev. Or. Tullock discussed the sub
sect at length.
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importance toward the education OF the masses.
on the proper selection Of works 10 suit the tastes
OF the readers he said depends the proper support
OF the institutions. To accomplish this men OF learning
should be selected who know the proper value OF the
works, and the result OF whose Judgment would be
round IN interesting catalogue. goou
library OF the teachers OF the country Tor
people of every class find in II entertainment nov
city and instruction. Contrasting the manner OF the
classification OF works in Libraries OF the old country ana
the new Prof Greenough showed that the arrangement
Oh American Libraries was more perfect aud complete
In conclusion he said that the number OF volumes ana
not proXmate real worth value OF the library
The President announced that in consequence OF the
non-arriva OF Mr. Atkinson or Boston win the report
OF Facts Concerning the Better Education OF Women
there would be further discussion, and in epnse-
quence OF the ateDess Of the hour he would, without
further yaedctory, declare the session closed SINE de-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-23
THE COURTS.

INCIDENTS OF THE BRINCKLEY SUIT.
THE SUMMING UP FOR the DEFENsE-AREEsr OF
TWO LAWYERS.
The crowd which usually gathers at the
south room in the conference.-the Court OF oyer
and Terminerhas taken up its patient watch in the
north corner where the Bnckey divorce suit in prog
ress The case was summed up yesterday for Mr..
Brnckey by Gen. Anthem. and the presence OF curious
was 81 great that doors finally closed
This course created great indignation on the part OF
those lettering outside and all sorts OF strategic measures
we're devised to obtain an entrance. During the day
a lawyer who had been importuDng the doortender 10
him began to kick at the door, and TO MS amaze
ment was promptly arrested and fined SIS by Judge Van
Brunt for contempt OF Court. He apoogzed, however,
and the fine was RENTED Another lawyer was brought
in by the officer aud led before the Judge, the OIL
Ger complaining that the man had insulted him.
The Judge-If you member Of the bar that gives
you no right TO enter when the officer told you not TO
enter The Court gave orders admit and the
Court that It's orders shall be carried out
The lawyer did not enter at ali lie would not let
me he put ont his hand and dragged me In.
The Judge-You think you nave right TO force your
way in when you pleasef
Lawyer-Can reply 10 thati
Judge-You cannot You may 20 now, and don't
The lawyer a dark complexioned gentleman with
big black mustache, then hurried out OF court III great
ind gnarion
Gen. Anthon, before beginning his address. read
tracts from the testimony OF number OF witnesses IN
had marriage between her aud the defendant.
One question and answer relating 70 the plaintiff repu-
tatOn previous the alleged marriage excluded by
the Court and exception was taken Cen Antnon began
read the testimony or other witnesses IN the same way
until Judge Van Brunt stopped him, and told HIM she
Of the Court could be longer occupied ia TINS
way Gen. Anthem said he should want an exception IN
each case Judge Van Brunt said II was most unpro-
fessioual Of trying case-hoding up commission
and reading questions which the counsel knew perfectly
well would be excluded. Mr Beech remarked that That
might have effect on some jnries "Wcl replied Judge
Wan Brunt, 4" l hope it viii not on this jury
Gen Authoritative not the right to mention the
names of witnesses could call hundred witnesses
aud have It recorded that such question was asked
and excluded.
Judge Van Brunt-No, Sir; you know perfectly well
that exception 10 ruling on question is 40 good
II forty. ~
Gen Anthon-I am sorry that the Court should think
my conduct unprofessiona How can II appear on the
record that wished 10 put such question 10 sueh
witness. and that 10 ruled Outt
Judge Van Brun-If you put IL 70 one. and you had
right put IT, and 1t excluded 1t Is As good Is I'VE
thousand.
The counsel then stopped reading and began his ad
dress 10 jury, reviewing the evidence very fully
The case Will DC concluded on Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-23
DECISION IN THE FENIAy FUND CASE.

Judge Van Worst rendered yesterday his de-
csion in the Fenian Fund SUIT, brought by John
O'MahOny against August Belmont Co.. bankers, for
the recovery OF money belonging 20 Fenians in this
country. motion recently made in the Superior
Court in behalf OF ThOs. j. Barr receiver, To vacate
preeept OF the Court under when he ordered 20
over the money in question, $1,000 including interest
and under which proceedings now pending to COM
NIT him for contempt OF Court The motion was made
on the ground that Mr. Barr asked for payment "
greater than called for by the precept VI tle
Court the Deng $500 referees fees, paid
by Mr. Lucky, OF Mr.. BelmOuts partners, at the
time OF Mr. Bars accounting receiver. This sum
Judge Van Worst holds 10 have been property de-
manded " and payable by the receiver, and the motion
has accordingly been denied.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-23
DEpARrURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.


Great Britain 1ad Ieltd VIA Qle'aoTn ana Liverpool
tirsuip > A N3l
cos.l 4. he pos.Ohce At $3.50 III. Steamship ais az Il
rom Is hire star Docs. PayonIa F,rr7. Jersey CIV
southampton and Bfe.lr rer the -tetp
Weser close al II supplementary Nal IS co>e az tie ros
80 IL st aRslp sails al D. L. from -e oo .. 4A-
Hohoken. --...-.--
ID ret tf.rrr,n sud closed Ia NJ his Inc.
AsuuEa Panama, AMI central Ane' can ana
South Pa.hc ports per Tie Aapueo close AZ 10 a
A Mail clns- a. the PosoAce az IL a. w.
kteam .alp saIIs al 81. Per No. Il. y. l. .
Mails tie ladies. Brazil and the Argentine tonsierat'n
ny the steamship soi,h America Slppeu cDsr'
Sail WI the Po,tOce a. 80 p H. Steamship s~ a. . p
m from Pier S0 43. y. X
Ns tr her Vest ~ steamsnp II Waco close
Steamship sails Of 3 p. from Pier No 20 L. <.
Newfoundland IL W. Ne"-iofA FOaOHee every 4~
q D.. u. Halifax
Maj Tor iaNiaI closed Al the NeTYok PossOhse ever
.. u. AID goes VI Bls0g.
49, SUNDAY MAY 2A
AL Mails close al o'clock ils tosOuee Is o9sn ifo9 l.
N 0. i n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-23
HEAVY RAIL REDTCED.

Judge DOn0hue has granted a motion 10
reduce the ba OF Franz Yturra, who was arrested IN
the suit Of Nelson Clements and hed ID $4,000 ball the
alleged value OF go bales OF cotton. for the price ot
which be was sued he arrested As nonresident
and the plaintiff charges that the cotton was shipped by
defendant from Matamoros to Liverpool and there sold
The motion 70 reduce the bail was made the ground
that the defendant bought 30 bales out and knows
noth,n Of the rest except that tAev security
the plaintiff loan 10 the COnfcderafo Government
and that defendant Is resident az Br0WIsyht, texas
without gong INTO the merits OF tie suit JUICE DObo-
hue reduced BAH 10 SCOOCO. which was furnished.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-23
DECIsIONS-MAY %.

Superior Court-SDscidi Ierm-By JUDGE Van Worst.
-Dez zRerres report sent back for at onl nAsi
Goeer --ceyer ag. Ble % lM0un deus men, >ansgr
ast counsel Zee aoEc Bovan 49, tooAe-
granted OF costs OF suit Olah01y az belmont ct
aL-MOtOu Geuiod; opinion
Common Pleas-SDecidi Term-By JudgeJ. f. DAILY.
Lee AIT GRAY Motou granted. The r. AMI H. VI an p Co.
AIT granted defendant security the
ueu 0i al in! gmeLt that NAV be oDtainrL
SvpremS Court Chamb,rs-BV Judge DOnOhue.-
Clements at Yturria-Opnon: p6OOoO Hopper
agt Hopper tgt Wheeler Re eeuc.s ordered D'ere AZ
Derge Fitzyer AIT pe,re Mo denied Union Trust
Co OF Ryder right asL Pitcher S sn4n AT III
Nashhgrl hcL'GglAn, useh sal
TRAINED Beech gt Me.rsuluIli motion ienei
Lous ag GrsLLug correct CLARK az lo.-MemoraIum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-23
CRIMINAL NOTES.

In the Corrt Of General Sessions yesterday. Part
II R.corer acket presiding Thomas Moore PLEADED -giF u n ne
tempt petty AM sent 20 Nte Prison i' t"9
pleaded OF receiving sOea watch and
vas nt @ the Prison for ar years
AT the Tombs Police Court Yesterday, Justice
lude committed Clifford dcagt Of $1,000 bail iD answer
charge Of committed nearly so ve ago. 10 Au-r- i, <
CE,rt stole $40 from 81. hcII4chy SO. $50
pearl st. while firm paving empOes The sHei
escaped. but Sasarr YESTERDAY.
Al Essex Market Police Court yesterday, Peter
MeKDich vas committed default Of $1,000 ball
OF The complainant Frank Koch said that vins 10
had -i $50 o TIE cInltsr Of he
n which lev standing. Mcknight seld the money
I.my.G ont De horse rode o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-23

SECRETARY SAWYER AND SOUTH CAROLINA.

rr0n Tie C-drfsioh Nrts az" lOu"''
Among the Northern newspapers WniGh nave
shown thorough appreciation of the miserable cSunI-
zion ~ South Carolina under Ring rule are HE NEW-
YORK TKIHt-SE and Hdrper's weekly "!nIh me pas
week a member of the Cab.Eet, WHO nal LAd so1th
Carolina before nin has announced Ms fecision
The opportunity was given him 0i administering ["
direct bow 10 one clique OF unscruluiouH poH'c.ans.
an6 h.r rebuke 10 their associates VINO stand READY
10 practice ike trckery whenever they nave chance
Instead however OF doing what the leading journals 81
hi own Marty l-ed aud expected, Mt Act ng -eere
tary SAWYER sets Jaw and public opinion AT deLahSc auu
user HE official position 10 sEIeld me persons WI"
RED into execution "A valauOus plot against the pupc
rights of the citIzens Oi Charlie sion. MI rdW)ei W1s
clear his skirt he but as the ease stduus ms
gf Ia A. great - tlat OF the politicians VINO attniiy
hired the fraudulent AMI pdd thell eAptusor
Indeed he h more guilty for what nope y tneIe ol
nurfytur any state Government or az curing ny ~, 10
which the BODY polite IT, subject SO long as hlEh
officer of The National Government encourages ana que
cnrrnt prorte.s at elections by granting u pardon
Ia me Wiling and well-pald instrument, OF the crI
politicians mo plan crimes against the HDertles ana
franchises OF the people
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-23

Steamship vndestor Martin Philadelphia With nd's 70 LsrA"
ssn ea,. 10, wolng.ou Cart Yosoh,m. p.b With
s,n C,m,,s of iysrpoo Brown, Caeuts Psb sts ndss
ssl Doehssser of Boson Harrison. Rio J.nsiro 80 s.s 'o
c.os ss; A.-' q a' S.i1 n G: !. ballast
BARI Lady Agnes of saeombs Fnea AaeA'd ~ H. io1 days
s.rR ssn.r 70, se-apo whitney rququ' Jan ~ Viz H'"v
Ro.as MAJ 20 With niIs'. q .od. With us.,
sehr SennSe tof is..c Hrbor 81 Griffin, Chsr'O's''"'
ssSr di' r I D~ofs brewer .l-r,ni, for Ss~H,
schr MARY Fisher Lawrence Virginia
s 81 s; 3 s! S:s:. VII S:7 Si:I.I.
s seSr ii Linn, - seal seail' Virgins S~
.eHOOsaa'-avs. ,so G 1.ar ".,o,.
p,scs nGan Pra ps Ss' sscrses PraTG.ss,
BsJ STATE, RSesSoT. Ne. &C SoJe.' salem.
R,,. x,, y, p,,, r. , "a, cs a, p,hysa,b p c.
T, s. e. n,s re J.. 1;. ;E ., s u to.
WiSD-saa.s is.A n W : i' S'''''' '''''''' ~
MEMORANDA
ounsxc MAY 22-cpt ,e,msh, Heerni.., .Ash
we'd sers yegiIy report. M, 90 Msy s "a. ~ 70 r. ..s
her She proved Drossea Of ,s
sbandoneL
Bosros NAV 90 steamship Ares from philadelphia. barb
s Isss. ron a @ 5ea sScp7 io ayr.
inGl and TmDr srssHHe Losa' and Ufh'' bns'
f SsscisTls Del Nav 22Pu.d steamship se,sns ,sn
Cors ors Edta ioa Mayasel .chr & II S.as ss.so-.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QugHSsrowS MAY 22-rhe steamship Cay Of Boohyn s ron
this to-day for New York
Anchor Line steamship Victoria Hssder-
wick New YokM ~ Gag1v. o-isv.
AsPSwALL lsTho Pacfs Mail seAmh CompsnJs steam
Colon SewYork ng'ton, srrivel here to-day
Kfsg-TOS Jam MAY lSrhe steamship Henry thaane-y ron
Aspinwall to-day AM sailed at fog
Nsw-lOrA.
DISASTER.
Axy.PoIs Md 22Ihe Jersey oas 'ron Bsnmer~,
squal afternoon snd The
rescued
SPOKEN.
30 8. ong "a 20 W. shp Dsvd Stewart rom RIO
Janeiro hi 81. rhomas
Nav 49, lat 80 49, long 10 TO- Gembos from se- fo's 10
May at a. 80 long as Boodon Orb from sremes for
For Latest ship Ye,cs see Serenn Paqe.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-23
COMMISSION OLE ApPrArs.

s1BANY. Nav 22-The day calendar of the Com
mission Of puea r SATURDAY MAJ %. ooss No 100 l4O
lab. l4j. 90 81, %. III, l2O, l4l. . -
The adjourned I'LL SATURDAY Nav % AZ ';5O O'Clock
A. H. The Commission vii, adjourn Sa,uriay No O'Clock p m
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sBp -... 3- sun sets....... IN Moon .es.... 40
uIGH va
sandy Hook I:33 sand. ZOO ie tate FT'' 90"
ulGa DAY.
o UoL fj- GOV. .s 2.49 Hell Gaze teug.. c.ls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-23

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LlVhdooL
CARRffS6 rhs
UNITED STATES MAIL.
SRW AMI PILL-POHkKkD stbAsShPN
sailing Sew-fort "'1 L'sfp"" ~ i"eA
DAYS calling Al Cod hsrOo' So
N-'N Nj 'ri1 sAIURDAi. Ma y at 100
E,S1c sArURDAt. Nav 80. 3pm
vvp,eEiIC SATURDAY June D. az 1000 O.
rfT SATI RDAl. June -. al $500
.nRit arc. SATURDAY. Jane 20 al 1000
,raa de DOck PayouiA Ferry. ser~v Citf.
for al eiasol lHryNul eon5igag
'.'~-s SAFETY. SPEED AND COMFORT.
bathrooms ~ nHsnr 49,
Lon ie.I All nvvaTJess ACCOMPANY
ussee snrfA
fnosr for fenls ne O0 AoaEEf
,qHt certificates a. low rateA
. America u~-so&Sx.
Sur sweden lniA EussrAlA China AS
prsis I'll
ether app
A.. A.. 4. H,...... 4 ris
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-23

At the afternoon session Gamaiel Bradford
presided The attendance very small and several
ladies we're present The proceedings opened with
the reading OF .he annual report by the General Secre
tary f b. sanborn OF which Large abstract ls given
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-23

NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL.
~ LINK-rhcse 6-tcs steamships will su ever TUESDAY, u
De- n run Is " r. Ioo Of CeEsJ. Tor HasAaA hreet a.
steamsnU MORRO CASlLL. r. a. Morton. hsDAr y1le
st,msJ CRESCENT CITY. T. r. fl.sDAt. Jnne
orfr gbt or Dsee m1gnlc.ui
WM. p CLYDE o.. No. . bosilsssesn
NIX AGENT. La
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-23

GREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.
N NETWORK To 9RlsrOL Eng DIRECT 60
Taxing goods Jos L,lon Cri hespoi "oaees's'
ami -. ports % BRISTOL Channel
The tbs sail from Pier ~ last river r oosh
49, GRAF vESVEtN .t,tnprr....... WEDNE DAY June
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