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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-25

4 Few REMARKS ON THE SITUATION. -
San Francisco is now the third port of
entry in the United States. New York
and Boston outranks Us in imports, and
New York, Boston and New Orleans in
exports. For q city of thirty years
growth, such a showing is certainly suffi-
cient to cause the most enthusiastic Cal
norman to feel satisfied. But We are
marching on. During the past ten years
the trade of the Pacific ocean and the
Orient has been increasing in way
which the most sanguine never dreamed
of. The wheat is taken from our fields
and scattered over the whole globe, and
the gold and silver taken from our mines
gives us the wherewithal to buy from all
the nations of the earth. Our eastern
friends tell US that We are people who
do considerable Dragging. Admitting
that we do sometimes dilate upon our
resources, business and productions, it
is because we have some Legitimate
foundation for such course. In
fact, when we come to consider
how we have grown, thriyed and
prospered, it is a wonder that we do not
brag more. 1t is only of late that the
doubters of the East have begun to rea-
lize that all the big talk about California
is something more than the vain glorious
music played by the newspapers or men
who are anxious to sell real estate. So
deep. seated is this conviction becoming
in the minds of those who live on the
other side of the continent, that in many
places the rush for this slope has created
a sort of panic or stampede in fact, which
threatens to almost depopulate some Sec
tons. We can only say to those who
have confidence in our future, come on.
T s. F. Stock Report, 49,
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-25

And in accordance with law and an order OF
the Board of Directors. made on the eth
day Of May, 1875. so many shares Of each
be sold at public auction. at tho ONCE OF the
Company. Room 2. No. 400 California street.
San Francisco, California, en- Friday. the
Ninth day Of July, 1878. at the hour Of one
O'Clock p. m. of said day, to pay raid DELHI
quent assessment thereon. together with costh
Of advertising and expenses of the sale.
L. L. KIMBALL, Secretary.
Once: Room 2. No. 400 California street. san
Francisco. California. leSS'd
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-25
DELINQUENT SALES.
Huhu ana Hmm, s,,.. ,r,-..c..

Huhn and Hunt silver Mining Conn
pany.-Lccstion OF Principal Place Of Bus.
mess. san Francisco. California; location OF
WORKS, Ely Mining District. Lincoln county,
Nevada. -Notice.-There Is delinouent I,no,,
the following described stock, on account Of
assessment tNo. III levied ON the It'll day OF
May, 1875, the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders, as FOL.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-25

They tell a tough story about a new
baggage man on one of our local trains, -
says the Los Angeles Star. He was told
to pile up the trunks in a baggage car,
and be sure to hang the checks on the
outside. The literal minded youth piled
up the trunks, and then took off the
checks, with the leather straps attached.
and hung them upon the outside OF the
car The baggage master of the depot
was driven nearly frantic by the passen.
gers per the Orizaba attempting to ilen-
tify their boxes.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-25

A Troy man has invented new game,
in which the boys put their arms round
the girls. As if that was new game,
the lubberly humbug It's what they We
been doing in Brooklyn for nearly six
months.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-25

The editor of Wisconsin paper has
tried grasshopper soup and pronounces
thirst rate. We've no doubt that it is
good that it is perfectly splendid, in
fact; but some how or other when they
bring in any Of those out-of-the-way
soups we generally don't feel hungry
much. Courier.Jo
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-25

A SINGULAR oNIAL.-P Passing by
the rooms Of the Washoe Club yesterday
our attention was called to very singu-
lar testimonial of very singular occur
renee. 1t will be remembered that, some
two years and a half ago, Colonel Stone
was stopped by highwayman between
here and Silver City and robbed. Among
other things taken by the highwayman
was q gold watch and chain. 1t was
through these that the thief was caught,
identified and sent to the State Prison at
Carson. The highwayman was Darling,
alias 'Rattlesnake Dick" A short time
since the Colonel received the singular
testimonial of which mention is made
above. 1t came from Rattlesnake Dick,
and is of of his own manufacture in the
prison. 1t is crib-board of singular
design. On one end is carved picture
of a man with pistol stopping two
horses attached to buggy, representing
the robbery. and beneath it are cut the
words, Darling vs. Stone" On the
other end are the word "Stone vs.. Darl.
ing" and above it is a man with ball
and chain attached to his leg and a NAL
let and chisel in his hand, cutting q
block of stone. 1t tells the whole story
palmer than words cam Virg. Enter
prise, 90
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-25

Location OF principal place of business. San
Francisco, California; location of works, Ely
Mining District, Lincoln County, Nevada.-No.
tice-There il delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account of assessment mo.
81 levied on the third day of May, 1875, the sew
eral amounts set opposite the names of the re.
spectiye shareholders az follows:
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-25

General Sheridan, the day before he
was married, took down stove, care
fully cleaned and polished it. swabbed
out the pipe. swept the room. washed off
the windows, and, after ten or fifteen ex-
perimental trips up and down stairs with
bundle of kindling-wood on one arm
and coal-scuttle hanging from the
other, went around to his, betrothed's
and told her he was ready to go to house
keeping right away, if she wanted to.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-25

And in accordance with law, and an order Of
the Board of Directors, made on the third day of
May, 1876. SO many shares OF each parcel Of
public auction, at the Office of the company, No.
1l9 California street, San Francisco, California,
on Thursday, the LIST day Of July. 1875,
at the hour of two O'Clock p. m. of such day, to
pay said delinquent assessment thereon, togeth-
er with costs Of advertising and expenses Of the
sale.
CHAS. E. ELLIOT, Secretary.
offiee--Room %, 4l9 California street. Ban
Francisco, California, je16-td
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-25

Parties recently from Mountain CITY
report renewed activity in mining enter.
prise at that place. Important strikes of
unusual richness have lately been made
in mines that have for long time past
been lying idle; the principal of which
is in the Sunny Hill, located on what ia
known as California Hill. The Hunter
mine is also producing rich ore in album
dance. These late developments have
inspired the boys with renewed courage,
and livelier times may be expected in
that vicinity this Summer Elko Inde-
pendent, 16.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-25
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
ARRIVALS.
HUGH WHITES SALT LAKE LINE
Badly Sackett Eugene Blair
DEPARTURES.
NJ Taussig Ella De We're
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-25

A bow-backed old chap, pants in boots,
hair down on his shoulders, and sachel
carried on the end of his cane, called into
restaurant yesterday, and after looking
over the bill of fare selected an oyster
stew. 1t was prepared and placed before
him, when he rose up and said. II Or
dered an oyster stew" well. there it
10, replied the waiter. 'See here.
young man." continued the stranger,
I'm willing to admit that I've allus
lived way back, and that never ate an
oyster stew; but don't take me for fool,
mister-don't think can be drawed in
oy some chalk-colored gravy with four
or hvs bits Of meat floating in it, Chi
cago Tribune.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-25
BLOOD WILL TELL!
l M p . r. IT "A N II

SSr00A SAKE BROS IMPORT
ERS and Dealers in Thorough
bred Cattle and other Live Stock,
--A will be at Elko and Winnemucna
from 18th to 2sth June. with 60 head of Thor
oughbred Short-horn (Durham) Bulls and Heif-
ers from Kentucky direct. Ages from to IS
months; colors red and roans Parties who
desire to breed up their stock can have chance
TO purchase at moderate profit over cost and
freight. This is the 9th year, 5sth car load and
18th importation of the saxes, and all stock are
selected from the best beef strains. We have
many animals which at four years old will
weigh from 400 to 5000 lbs. Come and see
EN- See Eastern cattle market reports for diff
ference of 80 to 200 per cent. between graded
steers and common stock. je1l.3w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-07

Steamship Old Dominion. walker Richmond ,liy PSnt ana
Norfolk and Old Dominion -tfamsnv -"
Steamship Glsucus Bcarse Boston, with mdse ana pass 10
Bark Mary a. Reed of waIioborol. Gcyer CAbarien IL
davs with sugar and mpla sf's
frig Salsta. IA ridge. II days with sngar
seir Mary Curfen (pf Province town. NcAIan hat'oa
sehr agile ROBERTS Beaufort, y. C., days with naval
stores.
MEMORANDA.
The steamship state NewforA was rled on ss.n.ay:
Ih bv the Wrecking Company i TAKEN ~ ne ~ WI
Pushing where she VIII be Temporarily repaired, ana teh
brought 70 the city 10 go on the Dly DOCK
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PoRr ROYAL. = C.. June 5-rhe II Imsilp montgomery
safl.l al g o clock this mpruing fur New YORK. ~.
NEW-ORLEANs Jane 5-Arrvci at the Passes steamship
KniekerbOckeF, from New-N0rk
FoRFfCS PORTS.
UNvuF lime 1.-The General Transatlantic company
steamship sailed from mere or Nefor- at 10 'o'N
morning. ...-- -. H.,
IoXDoS June 5.saled for United states ports; Kong
Autarct John :. Ulrri4 nS j.. n "
land Fvsrhar Deius s-tValsund Arriye rom me Ihtl
states on IN. Hyir1nth', liza ahi NyiI.s'
Arrived on the TN INST. Prince lie t1ude ne ii Ter az "a
mouth. Lake Champan. Minerva, Kong ~v'ri apt Ioh'
ilI.au Jinie latter the Channel arrived on tp' "ii
inst Nj sour. CuTlew Loeb Gee, lopne iie r. -
riurn Emerald ForniOf Wasauia. the latter AZ li EleA
For Latest snip Aews hee NersHh fd9e'i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-07

Cuprr,ae Court - Chambers - Hv judge Lawrence =
vii ans All. ONtil-,raut-a Bran art DE Forest-No
srl,r has been -lAutls~ ta aaNit and a. rs mTrsi
Die determine ~ 1t Is applet i1r Draper = ah-
or ct 4Isrtnfel. Au-el act NanAr 70 -'.-l.e bihN
mast be uic az. Nc Alniev.Noute Z" moi"h
should given. Igsi- agt so - "a the ADit "i it III
rtAn-.- Granted H1ustltaet Rayucr HoaFi' mast De re-
sworn TO- Olrfv 49, Ehtlfrrhi-t- t'st ri,h at Al
laIls tD4l.a,.- bond presented sti-i
Lod.r- Nelson agt. Iy,rTh shav dies not di-l s'
Ia tlc matter Of Tuf.Ihe hianss
eff IN Sic nu-t hl~ ami rcsworn 4"
Pam NelIJg.-,rtesi In the matter o Me'iot me
Sl ri % f- -hi'c. 10 the PROV sol- OF ~f'
1Fe 1913 carn0t therefor discharge him tauldw"h
ag GRANTED. a'cnluit ag DdVe pOi t. eec'er
aiin1HitA ~ W
NorfFic Second German Baptist church ag fUorl ne
particular damage De stained br the lla-ug
Ftztl sHoton denied plaintiffs stipulation
g. IT. Juae Tenn, 4 reached 'tun'y aga
World Mutual ie fu 20 ct A. The party Should be- evan
,-t nierrGrnnduml HceeInan agt tautIell-hct
denIcd
By Juigs flcrrian Wilmer agt. Marrcl. OF within
amendm,is;s the following allowed ru osc viz > D
- 10 The l2. allowed Will Tire eNreitJnot The
words he own,rof the propcrt" The follow lr ar t
TIE u question and asac IS contained ~ le
stenoglanler's notes. VIZ !. 3. {. T, :.
OmROB {ic0s-Np,ltQi ItTm-By judge !. = DAILY.
Mcraure AIT. Wofsoh'.-O objection 10 proceed ue- over
ruled. examination 10 proceed opinion. Potter AT
Mathews MOTION denied with cos's, % dodc event @uhei
tam AIT Sutherland APPLICATION tO judgement go stand over
Sf.r sher Notion for stay dgitd With c'-~ see
euirur M.t5iyIn Cr1l'si terms.
o. mon. as Standardization denied costs to abide
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-07
PASSENGERS ARRITED.

FROM LTNERpOOT~-H II anisbp Aartgtr Juno ?
Clas. a. RusSl hrs. Ctas Russell Miss thurman miss
bow n. J. Crowrl. Mas trnwel. Miss
Croweil MICS CIOw, II. Cri .pn join H. Hunter, tn Igl
Benz Vaughan. Mrs Bent. Vaughan. FrT Lfdwari Mr. y
r.. Mr. H. Miss Mcrrll T. ielks. VI A J. jerks VT az M'
T. n. Fp'g-0 and MAJ Mlss Della Hodgson H. Moran
G,". NIL r, VI l.ai,s IT, = Roberts MI n - Mr VIE
wi H. Rev H. =. Acworth Mr.. Frank r. chandler hl-
Frank n. chandler A. campbell. J. W Ross Mas NJ Trad
shaw Miss Ami, [eon ". H. ftir Mrs w. H. lil lis
Al Cl,rke Mr. Gooper Mr. llgson. Greenwood Peter Ne
sick Henry sraler Harris Noe, r. Williams, W. 4. Bell
Ingal. T. X Croo~- G.. II. Tenney Rev James Do
-Ileck. ]. Golismth 4. Rnhi T. Moh j. d. Grey
&. ;. Dawson. MrS. Fred Leiwari, Mr. L. Hams - 81,
u. ~tatru. j. L. lIeb ,' Bale NJ r. Fair"tt A. Massia W
u. BeIrmore Y icm. j. " Linton. A. Irons llii ~ln
jr, A. brn'ncli, ID smith = -inth W ,"'HiIl'l VI 'u
Mrs !. He's MIR. w. Bag riy Miss NJ Eagerly j. BagrTy
Vi ars. j. lsi,r MI d. Austin II - o. KEN "a =
ana daughter Ml-. T. A. Pirkei, IT, H. tk
Mr- AZ. JdcNson ard sou, " .. AMI MIS- J. Dhsit MIS-
AMI child, Mis- NJ iNey. Mss r. iuh1e. Miss T.
Hutchinson. N-- ] HutchinSln Kew W M'lcn' l''f NJ =
From BREMEN-H In steamship Dop1p. June Mrs. Rosa
T-lirnirsrr and servant hmtyrT. Hamburger
tf.i,,t.r,, r,i,s ..ri,f.er " -
borne, ". II. Miss sloan Arr Lockwood IN
-r,ui,nT Nr. nh ~cluhnf Heinrich Sirtsburser Edwin
KGugsbacltr MT- Nina K0niE -bactr Mis- sophie honle-
bacher Mr-. Fanny SHERMAN amt chill Mi,- l",ale
KTstNasser Miss AHguse kafwa,srr, Mss Jacobno kai
Wass r. Car haltWa~ser Mi.s Natnie G~hrr ld,oh Hau
FaSp,r icrin. and family. Mss Lima >chelie william ron
Ars. H. FOntane, Alire Dodge AMI aHly MIS- ot
WlliurfeT Peters NJ Franz, Miss AGNES et'
M rhcr,,e Muller George Washer, q. FINK Miss Emile
FROM SAVANNAII-Iq sfeGHt,htD "ie0"Gtr1, Juno 5Nr
ana Mrs. A. h. stove NJ Ball, ehili, and nurse, " F.
and Mrs T. Dciahaut Miss l.. Hobart, Miss Perry o. NJ
V Crir,in. g. W. Wal,er. G.. q. iauSn Mr. and Mrs -
ElersI, Mrs e. Bond Miss IT, p i5ond, j. w lretir' r.
Dunn Mis- Lima I,k- Mrs. j. kaufman and chd j. W. IL
drdge, q. W. d. Patterson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-07
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MATS.
MONDAY, JUNE Z.
No Steamship Mails.

MONDAY, JUNE 7.
TUESDAY JUNE 2.
For Havana and Cuba by steamship Columbus mails
close a. = m supplementary Mail cioss at z,to p a.
-, am-hip sails at > from er No 10 North RIVER
WEDN ESDAY, JrNE g.
For Europe via Queenstown and Liverpool ny the Steam
ship Abyssn.a, mails close $50 No supplementary
Nail steamship sails at $50 fom Cunard Doc a. Jersey
cry.
THURSDAY. June 10
For Europe via Plymouth CherbourR an Hamburg by the
Steamship Ponncralia- mails close at 1880 ~ supple
menary Mail closed AZ 80 D. m steamship sails AZ
from Pier at foot OF Thirtsf, HOboken.
For the Netherlands direct. Rotterdam b. the steam
snip Mas mails cose az $50 steamship sails ifu Pa
VOni1 Perry, JersoV tity. II a.
For havana and Cuba by steamship City ~ New YORK mails
cosr Supplementary Mall ~ Closed al Z.4O H.
steamship SAL az ?. ~, nom per 40 g. North River
Bermuda, by the steamship Gamma MATS close AT p
m. steamship sails az rom Pier 40 IL NOrth hF.i
FRIDAY. JUNE IL.
Mails for the sandwich Islands, FIJI Islands. New zealand
bourne, uom san Francisco, Monday June II Letters
should b. posted IN New York before Friday June IL
Mails Tor Newioundid close at the New YORK PostOnce
A Mail for HalfaV y G.. IL closed at the NeYiorA Post
Office every lay at q N.
SATURDAY. JUNE H.
For Europe Scotland and trnceh Via Queenstown
and liverpool by tie hin Adfatic mails close
g. supplementary Mail closed AZ III a. N. steamship
sails n II M nom Pier No. - North River
scotland bf che .fel,l mails close AZ
A. Supplementary Mail IL closed at / A. steamship
sails at II III. from Pier M. 20. North River.
For France direct by the steamship ferie mails cose NJ
Q supplementary Mail * closed at 1920 steam
ship sails at II nl, from Pier No 80 North River.
For Euroue The steamship DOnan mails r'o'"
at l30 supplementary NAL s closed al the Post
Office at l3O o. steamship sails az D. l from Per loot
OF Thir lHt., HO.1srn.
Mails Key West the steamship City ~ Austn. CLOSE At
p ~ steamship sails al D. NJ from Pier No 70 Last iFeI
NDAN. j NJ H.
All close at O'Clock a m. The Pos;oice is open
from Il. W. ~ il a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-07
CRINfINAL NOTES.

Al the Washington Place Police Court Yesterday
ri.hari e. sage OnehInts ami seventy hith ST. near
Trutl ave. CHARGED Martina Aney oi TO- 1886 "A -
cook having stolen diamond rlrg or lie
value $50 Sr admitted the et and gave up ne fop
rrfv winch had sttrrri coal she vas hed "a
GOO nelson H. sherwood by rerr'sfr ls III l+ei'
alleged The agent u llOius 60 Of No -A h'slH az
obtAed Il 80 Mrs Mary Abuertou ~ NIL hds'
Tweuty. second Il held % answer % 1893 BALL
At the Tornbe Police Court. YESTERDAY. james
Mahoney was bail Tor picking the pocket 81 Ni
Goodman oi No tron It o. = Paill,k ana ar@i h
Carroll u.rc hold u bail clch TOR steal ne thing
valued az IS Green ~ No. - 1retnWchst On
NAV ~ Hastaltt"r was held IN ~lFH M 'r 81 AZ
ing cwerv vafaed Sl4j the property OF Frances ann
tch 80 RaXtcrst Peof Gry was h'i lh -Ituo
bal Stathnc refer Of ~xteeuth alt Avenue
quarrel between them III Baxter 81 on saturday after
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-07
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Saturday, Juno ;, 1873.
At the Exchange sllesToOm', to-day, T.. IL.
Ludlow & Co. sold a twostory frame house and lot, i9x
lOOII OF One-hunlred aud hrstst, Il feet west Of
Tenth-aye., for $1,000
william Kennedy sold .he hotel property known as
yoorhis" consisting Of 5-story building with pot OF
ground -. sx97 6xiO.SX75.3. bounded by Broadway,
EiWvgl,rhs n and Fftvninth-st and Eglth-ave, beng
a mart Of the Grand Circle. The property VAS puf Ads
b. owen OCOunOr for ~l9l 800 me same aue
sld one lot n of One-huure-a Z-3
feet On Il Of Avenue 4. -1XlOolO, for T9,ODo
The sales OF property announced Tor next TeA IRE Eu
merous but are mainly of gal nature. Inc nlIA.l
continues extremely dun In all partner anu Du ~"
any sales have been made at private SAFE ILLS "eeA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-07
A SEQUEL To TIE BOND FORGERTEs Oh
1873.

ARREST or ROBERTS AND GLEASON ON CIVIL
SUIT OF THE NEW-YoRK GUARANTY AND INDkM-
NIFTY COMPANY.
Valentine Gleason and Andrew Roberts were
arrested on Saturday and taken 20 Iadi"w street Jan VI
default Of 600 bail The arrest was made In eiv sun
brought nv TIE New York Guaranty and Indemnity Com
many Tor the recovery Of $4,000 advanced to these de-
frnant aad Others who charged 10 he conspiators
with them On forged bonds Of the Buffalo, Now-Vork
AM Erie Railway Company $4,000 was advanced ON
Al bonds June l. ISIS $4,000 on July :, 1873 on 43
nrnds and - 600 on August @. 1873 on 20 bonds Tie
def ndants are Charles EdisCn, Andrew l. koDerV-'
LvdaJ Roberts Charles williamson, Valentine Gleason
Horace Corn Amelia z Gleason Gotlirb Incel and F0n
fame P.tts alias Spence Pctus. lhry are Tue
SAM persons aE aiust whom the National Iufst COM
Jude sd wick in tHc Supreme Court last April IN
mat ease the evidence Of Sp Petts though e Is
rnv ctcd iclon Massachusetts, prison was used 10
allow the "details OF the whole plot Roberts ana Oteas9u
are both under indie uen FOR the forgery oi these pohs
and Roberts tried last summer, but the jury us
agreed. ~, 49, rrdro
Van Worst on tie aidlsits of T. J. Ogden. ie I-tsuIeI
OF the New Guaranty and indemnity COMPANY, ana
Wulim " Hewitt who hats been counSt- ID al the pro
ceclincs named AGAINST Roberts ar. u 1son Inc
officers made the arrest report that Gleason milt
sore is st AMI that .0hcrtss Pfschct
In lis house denied until actual search disclosed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-07
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS or REAL ESTATE.

SEw-yORR CITY
LeonaTdst, No n ~ -oA'l 40 900
9Th T. a. . n " SHAVE, 2i6xln): " y MS
holm aud CudtugiOn trustees, an Mary y NAS- r.o
holm To a r Walsh, 81 years per year o'V
3Cthst - loo II H. 81 III R ats $4,000
S}lSt l-g2 ay % Lf N.Y. W To@Tson o. 200
d ori, g Of 'thl.e ,'oA'o \ 'O ~. $4,000
4p,'st gea " NJ tth ave- rms " sos n. Y 90
235 r. IA 546Nll9 IL A II " aills ri {" r Liver =, -,o
45th n s. .}77G OF lOihaNe 2-OXleol; NJ o, -oo
STAFFORD 10 Caudl and j II ~ ar'ont -d'V'
52ds y 300 IL II 6thave, lcOxlOJ5 II tosst - M,
g. wife % q r. Doiir -...- 49, -''''
5$d 5,nsf s. ~ ,e Of e'hneiiteer 1900
7itlist $50 u Of Ave. A. 25xiL-i Lstrbel'o ,oo,
Mary g. tlemElens. ,,
7ith T. ; - It wof Ave. \. 2jyfs same 70 amc 3uov
lg y r - ~ IL u WliNr 1900
I20.hsi ; :. 2Jr n OF lstare l1NluOlO JdnHtiie
J. Mr1rabe 70 Ann G. wilson ana a'b"'ih" 400
wieofJ Kanssi. --.- $500, ,,-- 0'""'
E ste "a ran 70 F5'' Ann F. NH' i ~ i VA 10000
l49Jn 1t; p ritz 81. Ben ~ Maahattan ron o. 5000
Bqssfori G. -cheuter and sarah, VIE + NJ Arm ooo
stein -..-.-
Valentine .vo :. 100 n Of Clark -. 81 6riGoei
II " Vaughan o l. M5ron -. -; "'"""
", ~ a,,in ,15 II %. ''' - LOO
Isl agep corlrr l4lth - luOIlX17; - N0l'n and 90
r T. steer. to 81 Beluing and Drll -.---;,- Z''"V"
5thave 80 r. OF 4th ~ 4JNl-), lea7eL"'i y q, M,
JARVIS. Jr uef Ia G Dug hmm. Sl'""'
sthsy en-, ~ ~ iib 80, q prof. ers 5000
l9th ave. 0i lU2i-st, 70. llNloo Trustees 80,
n X Fagni-s TO r. Il Dixon. ..'.---- fl'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-07

DEPARTURES BY SATURDAYS STEAMERS.
The usual incidents at the departure of ocean
steamships occurred at the several piers on Saturday
Friends and relatives OF the vOyagers came in large num-
bcrs to bid them farewell and the crowd OF European
pleasurseekers was as great previous Saturdays
The steamers carried out S2,jOOOOO in specie very
heavy freigls and G4i cabin and l32l storage pas
senceis Among the prominent persons who sailed were
Gen George : Ba;cheer 81 Saratoga. Edward Sturges
\. -cineckc German Consul; William l. Mason +.
De Barry Capt Baldwin. L. :. n; L. w. Woodruff Joseph
Coleman. John Coleman, Maurice Grau j. ID. wing ana
wife, Jonathan Darby and wife, Judge Muiin, Thos '"
Knox G. A. O'Rlurae the Rev. David Conway, the Rev
r. Madiran. John Imrie and wife. James Coleman and
wife q. j. Ahcrn amt daughter Jean Garfield and WIFE,
Albert Akers and WIFE, Prof +. Nelson and family The
fn,lov-ipg are the COMPLETE passenger lists: