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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-27
O2.p0siton to Ihe Pacific mail CompanD
-SM0ar Storm.

NEW YoEE, Feb. 27.--It is stated on
good AUTHORITY that the Oriental Steam
ship Company, which is an opposition TO
the Pacific Mail Company, has contract
ed. and signed leases for the White Star
steamers Bclgiac, Celtic and Oceoric,
which VIII soon commence running be-
tHeen San Francisco and China.
A heavy snow storm began here at
noon to-day and is still raging.
49, IS ...-s. Und0Hl histori.
New YORK, Feb. N.-The steamer
Crescent City, from Havana, arrived this
morning. Among her passengers are
Madam Rletori, the lragedienne, and
troupe Of thirty one actors AMI actresses.
The party on landing proceeded TO the
Clarendon Hotel. E.
CORONER'S JURY
was impancled i'll the case of the Duane
street Chur catastrophe, and inspect
ed the scene Of the disaster to-day PEE
paratory to an investigation as TO where
the resp visibility rests.
building inspectors Craft and Muir
ply, whose duty it was to report unsafe
buildings in that district, have been ar
led and placed under $1,000 bail. No
further deaths of the injured have taken
place, YET 1t is thought two case will be
fatal.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-27
FINANCIAL.

Gold is steady to-day at 1l4h.
Eastern Exchange IS in fair demand with
moderate receipts; rates are unchanged.
Buying. selling.
n. Y. Exhange.... 1-2U dis. 1-20 prem.
Philadelphia Ex'ge.. 80 dis. 1-2O prem.
Boston Exchange. lao dis. LOO prem.
Baltimore exchange. 1-20 dis. 1-20 prem.
Sterling Exchange is firm, with moderate
sales at previous rates. The First National
Bank quotes it: 60-day pills, 4831s, and sight,
4.o6h.
Government securities are firm with no
material variation since yesterday. The fol-
lowing are the 80 New York quotations.:
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-27

CLEVELAND. Feb T,-Wheat quiet and un-
changed. Corn steady and unchanged Oats
steady, firmer and unchanged.
Petroleum firm: standard white, car lots,
llkc; Ohio State test. l2kc; small lots, 1(g2s
igher.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-27
Chicda0 Market,

CHICAGO, Feb sS.-Hogs: estimated receipts.
$500; official receipts yesterday 1l,24S. Re-
ceipts for week 81, AS. For last week SI16.fI6l.
Prices So 1896 so all to choice light, and st 90
OF r5 fair to choice heavy. " w
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-27

Cleveland Markef.

PTTsBURG, Feb. 2J.-Wheat 1itiet and psioc.
unchanged. Corn: ear, T6la77c;. stelled, go6
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-27

OsTe0o MsrRek.
OswEGo, Feb. N-Wheat quiet: No. ! Nil
waukoe, VI IL. Corn steady at 876g85c Barieys
prime Canada Is heldat 81 40tG1 4B.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-27
PeOria Market.

Peoria Market.
PEORIA, Feb, 27.-Corn, 6l b,{a6sc. Oats
white, 56,sc; mixed, be. Rye, lOL
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-02-27

DISHOP d. A. PAYNE will preach in Allen
ID Temple, Sunday at O'Clock z. NJ. Theme:
'aigns Of the Times" Monday will be 0bsery-
ed as a day of humiliation and prayer. Meet
ing all day. IT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-21
FALSE sYxrAx IN THE w1rSEsscHA1R

To the EditOr Of The Trt6une
SIR: In the Tilton- Beecher trial THE TRIBUNE
has exposed many grammatical errors which have crept
into ordinary conversation and as they are printed they
VIII be diffused TO much greater extent Inc crlucsihS
q, TIE TRIBUNE and its correspondents may have bene-
fetal Influence in stopping their progress and hence at
tention is called to the following
witness deoosed that he saw Mr. Beechers portrait In
Mr. Mouton' parIor in 1870 and ISL " see" 1t pre-
vious 10 thai time" Previous 10 that seen ~ NOt
MI Beechers the that seen" 1t was Mr. Beecher
seen" " | seen II several times an c,a.,
The head of the firm that printed Wo0fhW CtdninS
VeeEn answer 10 the question: Do you know whether
any ntnber of that paper published alter May or
Iune 1872 up to the first week OF November, ~ SAID
don't think there any the number THAI done was
numbered after that stopped IN May or Je
ls72" I" IL published weekly All the time, from ihe
time that done IL IN May, 1871" &c. -
The Marshal OF the R0ssel procession was asked are
van ACQUAINTED with Theodore I1ltOnf" He answered
Yes sir; seen him." As You are doing so much good
am sure you viii call attention to these nexcusaDie
errors. - 1850 Ao' l.
Washington d. c., May Is, 1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-21
nECISIONS-MAY 90.

Supreme -Chambgs-By Judge Lawrence =
2intial Le lna GO ast 49, .a,el ,sa
OF Walsh, The Mayor de- agt Lewis Porter ag somney
Thompson aeL CASSIDY hiZer ast Ac.yelo Harden ~
Nat b. y Co, STANLEY art Bur;is Frost ast lnoon 90
y, - " ,er ae Saver-J does NOT ,cafI lpI,.T
whether The PROPOSED order Is consented to by ne attorney o
suliceui hichel le.Why ecuted
asked Deal az DeaiL7I REQUIRE fntef ilaas 40 20 "a
inability to ascertain e de,enla ne y. i T
Mcionne~li Batchiord. f92. bills ag New orleans It
I1ns ami Chicago r. Co-BOnd accepted and approved
Quinn as Sc alf Tne 81 pa lagT' ar and
Ferry Co.-Orer granted. modifying Injunction
confirmed and decree Of digores grlne In the matter o.
s,ewmt-lst the em OF Commissions u 9ae'I9.aaDe an
eriyi 2d rn procee ling for tle Of te sure
they pay the dsyarsetens sAqut deduction ron me
these points before granting tue order.
by Judge DonoAueIln t.e mailer oi John bi"r{. al
order order to to- that eleol can be entered.
Superior Copt-Sporal Tem--By Judge Van Worst
Tho, Tribune Association smith sanford agt LfWarf-
sT- tay on g Iai,o6 S' Sep s
Cahen agt The Continental Lie Insurance Compay-Ihe
defendants attorney Ia. NJ uttered mo lnG ned ne spu
tOn Identical Should upon iaLlf PIh.lps 4ppn, 81
he oGcurige him OF his deieases up Th
not iuiend 70 waive Motion granted on pa men o.
taking Is saiceni form. Harper agt NJ I3lroy
compute amount due Loomey AT McGoasn
al DO hink that te PIoyonS % section ~ 81 Gs
does moi show that they Judgment debtors, Is Tn.
money In question h. reached in this way The plaintiff
spnId allr for the trustees comply Win the
u schitS agL Ferguson 20 An D
lion denied wifn Hasead ag. COczro-DritI sriti
9teBaff AIT New York Wcsishuro and Chicago Halr1ld
CSnuauvAe objection overrulei, aud the examination
under SCI ion 90 u tie cOGe mast Proceed.
Common Pieds-Specdl 1Im-By Judge j. +.
Dalv Earle agt Tho. pso-Findlngs settled in draft
nle herewith. al VOorhs q al Procceings dis
m .sed a. 70 al persons entered general appear
ance Prudcn Voorhis Il aOruer TO plead provided
by practice . ,,. r.. nh,
Inrgmeut reversed absolutely stated IN the
opinion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-21
WORD NOT ALWAYS sUPERFLUoUs.
the Edttor OF The Tribune.

To the Edttor OF The Trtbune
SIR believe that "got" is not superfiu-
ous word when in the TO which exception Is
taken by your correspondent the signature OF G
H. Rogers" When one lawyer in the Tton Beecher trial
asks another if he has such and such topic in the evil
dencebook and the almost invariabe answer is have
do Think a. does your other GORE 'pOnuen
that flat answer Is error in speech While u u true
that mere accurately descrfbedby, have
IT," IL that only few desirable things are pos
seased without effort Get the attainment
of by voluntary exerOn," and when persons
in the Brooklyn trial search among papers OF over the
naees OF book for certain thing. and, having found IT,
cxclam H." differ from your learned cor
respondent his declaration That the trial III hs respect
~ aDrOlInc OF error" IL iminatefla whether the
search is Of moments hours dlihton so lOng as
there is voluntary exertiJn OF some KIND Wlen Gen
PRYOR was taken SICK ho said 81 have attack OF YER
iigO" There procuring, gaming OF possession,
obtaining, acquiring or earning; ana the gentleman
soke CORRECTLY 30 d.d dr. Eydrls alter ne had hunted
for legal document point OF evidence on me r.
cord, gave notice OF his success 10y saying " nave
got It," hkShl HODlASJN'
Concord, y. H., May II, 1879.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-21
Letters of Administration were yesterday

Letters of Administration were yesterday
granted 20 Ellen FitzsiDbCn bryant, the widow Of tle
late Daniel " Bryant Mr.. Bryant left personal prop
erv TO the amount Of about 5000. Mrs Bryant; II is
understood pctiiiOned for the granting u tie letter. I'D
order 10 thereof enabled 10 taGe release IRON tle
lease of the tAcater premises Wcst Twenty thIa,
which was obtained by her husband.
The will and cOdicil of the late Edward :.
Brooks of the firm Of Brooks Brothers, admitted 70
probate by Surrogate Hutchngs yesterday. The viii il
dated March Is 1865 and the cOdci bears date M-"h
g. 1870 By the terms Of the VIII the testators house
hold furniture horses, clrrl@ges etc are glv3n T" m
Wife Adeline NJ BroOks. The income pf tNNthlrI7 ol
the residue OF testaors properly, after the payment
OF taxes debts, assessments, and lncumorances l. sN'
10 his wife for life and the remaining 0nctlr4 IS SFrh
to their only child Mary L2vnia. VIE 81 Ni 4 owen
III. Brooks left properly valued at aoOat 41VVVVV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-21
PROF. MARSH ON TIE RED CLOUD AGENCY.
To the EditOr Of the Tribune.

To the EdftOr OF the Tribune.
SIR: The remarks of Prof. Marsh. coming
from such an impartial source have made profound III
preston upon those have them attention, audit
win be surprising they do not have permanent ef
feet upon the policy of the Government When Cen Grant
was IN command OF the army he transmitted 10 the Sece
ary OF War; Nj Stanton the statements OF Gen Pope on
the general subject OF the respective treatments OF the
Indians by military and civil authority ana at MS request
they were laid before Congress. Gen Pope shows very
not only the results OF the best efforts Of
the military brought nOught by the interference oil
the agents but how for the interest of these
agents TO have outbreaks AID treaties patching them UP
as the more the latter the larger the appropriations o
money and goods pass through their hands ana the more
valuable the agency. "An Indian war on every Other
day. with treatymakng on intermediate days, would be-
therefore the condition of affairs most satisfactory 10
snch Indian agents" Gen Pope relates that II Is com
mon saving in the West that next 20 If not indeed before
the Consulate Liverpool an Indian agency IS the most
desirahle office in the g1ft of the Government!
The Indian says Cen Custer has no means OF Knowne
how much in value now many presents OF any parucu
So tLe Government has sent him. he gets about
oneha he shOuld geo dh tle Oaanc9 9 rs oi , go and
tbe AGENTS friend and neigIbO me fOlan traieF AZ
these associates barter the goods obtained 10 N
80 atraiIv amass sudden and great wealth.
Gems. Grant sherman, Sheridan Pope ana others OF
INC n rnSraie ali that Prof Marsh has testified
IN and now that many have control OF al
fairs II seems impossible TO doubt that their aid would Ne
Worth II viii be ONLY when Civil Agents" who take
the office for the emolunens give way 10 the army Of
cers who would perform the duties much more efficient
w md without any extra compensation that we may
ynet 10 see more wholesome state OF affairs and both
red skins and white saved from system OF cheating
which is dab0ical The cheating OF soldiers during Ae
war Inv 4" shoddyD was bad enough and uneasy must
MANY manufacturers head lie his pillow he re-
fleets rpon the way his pile" madeat the expense
of those who offering their lives for his protection
bur tins systematic cheating OF the poor Indian ana
the soldiers who guarding the frontiers III oisung
unwholesome provisions as well as poor clothing upon
Them little worse, aud must bring upon IL the repro.
bation OF the country Prof Marsh has been unwittgy
INT into this controversy, and the President and his
military subordinates, who know that what lie say Is
fTe sboud act upon his expose OF the aDOluuaoe con
ton on of things in the Indian department re
Ien0I HqSs., May IL, 1870
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-21
vrrDIcr AoAINsr rHE cIry roR corNsEL -

Brown, Hall g. Vanderpocl obtained YER
diet OF l822 81 against the city yesterday hciore
Jnd ,c Locw in the Court OF Common Pleas. The plain
tits brought suit for the value OF services rendered to tie
Corporation Counsels Office in 1873. The verdict Vas
directed by the Jud-c the 10 BE- heard ~ the first
instance at General r. one OF those nunacrs that
sometimes occur when inexperienced lu.Nmen ar,
serving happened Immediately q. 90" conclusion u T. %
clerks formal II 10 t. jury, Hclrkrh 10
your verdict it stands recorded. Oac OF tine jurors
said To TIE JIGyc: frIc Il ia nacr ~ us wno don't
orr.. 10 hat verdi l." TIC fJr'u..s -as explained iO
him Id u.s mind . at rst on the question Oh RESPONSE
bll!ty for the r!eJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-21
SUR FOE rnE VALVE OF LosT LIE.

John Sutherland sued the NewYork Central
and Hudson River Railroad Company yesterday in lie
Superior Court before Judge Curtis damages act Al
$4,000 About three years ago Mr.. Sutherland who Is
mechanic. was crossing the railroad tracks at F3urta ave
and Fortyseyenth-st - 20 dinner. and struck
ny a detached engine, warh down the trl', with
out he claims any warning ny whistle bell. and
rnobscrVcd by him, bocalsc ~ the Intervention OF sOIe
freight cars. From received nC s 81 aPus-
ton OF f5ur OF h.s toes.
The defense inst Of contribuory negligence ire
plaintiffs allegation that whistle bel. SCUM .rd
being denied aai The claim set ~ that tue inter- eIs
platform cars loaded low VIII gan 80 tii
tine plain If could have tAeln The jury f1'!nf
"a verdict Of 81 800 for the p.an. Col. G. % Spen Pep
appeared for the Plaintiff; Frank Looms tof the g.
PENDANT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-21

Jude Lawrence, in Supreme Court, Cham
bers has dismissed tie wr Of habcs corpus in tie case
Of Carl Vog, alias Joseph Stupp. and the lawyers state
that after three years Of litigation nc,Es remains be
tween lin and an eXtrad.;ion to Belgium to be there
tri for murder except an appeal 10 the state Depart
melt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-21
DE0pTF's LINE FOR ALBANY.

i 4 BAND or M SIC ON BOARD. -
STATE ROOMS WARMED hy STEAM Plil.S FOR THE
COMFOKT or PASSENGERS The Drew or st John leave
every evening n 6 o'clock -uudays excepted from Pier Al
North River loot anal connecting Albany with all rail
way lines East North West Tickets and stacrOms
DoGs press once 94 broadway lso Carters
2fl Broadway, ana az flitl Avenue Hotel
baggage checked destination same the wharf -
y B.-GREAT REELECTION IN FABE ,ns,r =, ao
PASSAGE ONLY IL 90: DECK P - ~ 80 Ass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-21

In Maine The keepers OF restaurants do not sell quors
Ia New Jersey with hardly exception liquors sold IN
these places.
lT refers to the number Of State hquor agents in Maine
There are only two Drewories and dsrillery in
Name. gro. SHEPARD PAGE,
Chairman Exec Com. N J. State Temperance Alliance.
Stanley, ". j., May 10, 1875.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-21
GENERAL Observation-Disclosures flames A. Duffy. fe-
onious assault and battery william smith, Grand larceny

GENERAL SEssIOSs--SUTuERLAND, J.-James A. DuNy fe-
iOnOus assault battery william smith, gfann arcey
Court OF App s-ALBASY, v. y Nav 2O-lAst OF the
frat 20 causes on ft calendar O the Court 81 Appeals
The Court convened promptly on MONDAY NE l lS " ~
ocock m reservation viii De- made Of me rrs lght
Of sickness or an rigstcht Got
where actual trial argument Of another ca & com
renced u this cOurr other lneF abe
NAV reserved nv stipulation by the clerk before such
canse the Jay calendar ~ tt 'otL
The eight vii hr the day cainfar or hohuy
the 2th Tuesday, the 18th inst Will be motion cay
l.. % PERRIN, Clerk Of me C0nr, W ApP'.,..
Preferred Cliendar-Class No l-Crminll action hey
ers a. Thr People; - The People shaw @ The People
t (. The People lgt LenaIan D. Wcyhhh ~ nv
People. - -. 900. Go >
Filtered Caendar-Class No 2-probate case &c O.
PoIsaren aerH 7. ThOmIr0n isi e'i"tfs't;
No. BE leCIOi5 anu
tors Moran AIT. SklidY o. Morgan az tlOchfr w
Morse II. Morse aR Brack EFT T. BAeAsi
saTraon AIT New.York and Harlem Railroad company II
Malone agf. Hathaway 10. Cole agt Niea 10 l.O IlRss
AIT East River savings Institution u. Sthrsps ~ Ne"
ersev Navigating Company IL Bensel lg cray ~
Gray lgt Bensel 20. McColOm agt seward = lnhh ast
Gilman % Robert ay lman % Kreckelcr agi rat
ter -. Badding Newman -. Carter ag Dolby %
GimpsOn AIT. Mckay y. Frazer AT. Wyckol H.,
Preferred CaendaT.-Ciass No. ~. People agt Mallory
20 The Mayor; 30 The People ex rel iiA"itL
~ The MAYOR 81 Merchant National Bank agt The ~
Dervisors 3, Costello agr The Mayor D. ft
mn 4gt The MAYOR -. The Mayor o. Doah
AT. MAYOR SO. Noorhs ag The Mayor 81 Dlryee
The Mayor B. Rae art he Mayor -. ylsa *
Tne MAYOR go The Mayor IL. Mulllly agt le
Mayor 81 = The People tx Tel IfO"Drlhse ieI Inc '"ii'
General faendar-2 Hunt Chapman. 43, Darling art
RreW ser a. Genet ketchum -. Town of Nencr agt
AT. MurdOck 40 Mc'fiHrh Az baIu
AT L-i-rer ~ Barlow AIT. The It. Nicholas National
Rank ~ 'snlan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-21

On the return Gov Perham met and experience
narrated He replied: My own county, Oxford and
five other counties have tenautess jails and their
doors have been open most Of the time for
five years. and may credit solely the Maine
Law" I now ask, does not Prohibition prohibit
could cite you the vote Of grand old Massachusetts,
lsl72 and 73. with respect TO the question Of the sale
OF beer when only 20 cities and towns Of 335 voted
ies the result OF prohibition in yineland. n j. for
IL years, ana township OF Chatham, n. j., for
years. and In Potter County Penn for ID years Allow
me to show that there is not much sold in Maine
~ ever Maine by the OF 1870 had $4,000
lation. The amount Of internal revenue from the
manufacture and sales of spirtuous and malt liquors IN
1872 27. $50 New-Jersey, under so-called stI1n
gent License Law" with population of 900 600 paid
internal revenue liquors in 1872 TO the amount OF
So95025. An unpreiudced man needs no palmer evil
dence than this 70 prove that Prohibition does pro
bbit" Allow to add few figures from the CEN
sls OF 1870 under the heading OF "Oecupations
Mafra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-21

aRErT. J.-short Causes.
27l9 Farley ct al. agt. The
Mayor. sc.
2TJ3. Bradley and anO. agt
The Mayor, &c.
2723...McMastera and anO.agt
Tho Mayor, sc.
2743.. .LoUtrcl ct al. agt. The
Mayor, &c.
294J Baton ayt. Nalentins
~ nj.
2349. Hcrtel agt. FIodeckcr
etai.
2i2l..De Mottagt. Earle eta
1907. Pool ct al. agt. Farlee.
inpi'd. sc.
1859 Dcremus at. iipiicii.
2lol. .Siuuwell et AZ. at.
I.Oew.
2G29 Lowell and an0. aet.
EOdlnc.
26jI Keller et al. at. Stur-
tcsint.
1923 .McC-crry 81 NJ. agt. Ar
Mold Ell Al. sur, &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-21
DFNNS RAILROAD-THY

RotTF trains leave New.York from foot
piaS s rsSsGs &c % w. a md ssS
and oes F FsIeS5 tl rs S iS s
meeting at CORY rtusve Petroleum Centre and The on
For baltimore Washington and the south. Limited WASH
nton Express OF Pullman paror Cars daily eaceYt sunday
900 IN arrive IN Wasmngton az 40 p H. neg "a' -
- Ezprs: s.o $50 n5 ma "a
30 ,n IS sI Is z M and eo IL Rls s
SO TO- and II night SUNDAY 800 T. and D. 10
aS E H. aS 5 $50 u.s. a s. t 3 30
+ Rs4 : az e. "a aG io 81 ss
For wo Sa Psrt61 mboy AmbOy. and 10
a. For FOR Ss sS tPG and u slo alO. So
S FSr Es,P rs M i
For For P hnssSa aRI aS's i I56 so o
For IsnPertyle ana fieinS,os go and ana m Ill.,
For Trchtoa BoTdentown burlington and Camden 'sA
' For j F n; a. n m, !, ard 90 p.m
For ghtstown Pemberton, and Camden via Perth Ambos
20 For y Hightstovyn and Pemberton a m.
Trains arrive follows From Pittsburgh 555 and 70
ssgep s So iS From Washington iO1S aHa ac
FROM Is p hi sGf MA sso Us lob 20
go $50 li5i M 40 and iO27 p. -, ,,on..
,nT 's sa. o N SaS @s md T%a %
ErOS.yn aH9 S9, Once t 30 Bs as ~ u ST.
D. NJ BOYD. H.. GeY. Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON General Manager.
DEGULAR Catskill line, up the creek.-Steapl-
III ers New Champion and Waiter Brett VIZ naVe Pier ~
foot Of [ anal St daily except Sunday at . p. ~
THE FLUSHING, NORTH SHORE, and
i CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
Short route 10 babylon Bay'hsfe, IsiR sayvlo and ia
chogue. -. Nh. = On =. ., ronr,o. ,,v ,,a,,
Lave Hunters Point $50 m.Pachogne mal tfiin WY
ave Hunter POINT 200 n -PaichCeue way train
Leave Hunters Point i3O p m-Pa1Sboseo sAPt'' -s"""
| with paror attached
! Lave Hunters Point 500 p. m.-Isip way tiah.
Tor nartcuars bills and small TINE tables Al>l iw
trains 70 Farmngdae Central fAi> liSh. arr
fin.dae Ferry boats tA NOV iets,
foot OF James alp East River 30 mnuus sh 0n1 ~ INIT
fmrths Eat kyef 10 minutes previous 70 ne 1atSas ~
trains from Point Tickets sold and basg" en- esd
al James slip and Thirty fourth It Offices srhSE uas leave
Wnnsys POINT for Neck. Henpstead Gsllen City
Paichogne and all satons al 9So 4. IA ana 90
College Point MhtesiOne and all
statonA at s:l5 l00o HOO m and 80 Jla. 5ts Gas
pm IL pAhiON' SuHoih'oh'e'N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-21
6teamboais an0 Railroads..

ALBANY AND TROY by DAY LINE:-The
steamer ARMENIA wi on and After M s NAY Nay
FRiSHY- from Vestryst pier 49, " r. at sl5 and
pwenty ous at m nsE and Hs sl rSh
b1y Pne WI m Saa On PA n&a 'e pRsW WIN Mn be-
IdiS ID upon upon the route
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HOqsatonic
I'D and gauck Railroads Fare 81 steamer BIZ ~ T.
Il m .''''' .'-' - .,- - 49,
CITIZENS LINE.-Steamboats for TROY,
connecting with all railway lines North and West FARE
30 deck CABIN passage incudng berth a. heEam,
daspo ri i so'' u ''0 JOS ELL sup
TOR Rondout & Kingston, landing at COzzens'
West Point Cornwall. NewDurgh, MaTlboroqgh Milton
Poaghke Vest PAR ana sopS t1 and Ea eayns
Marrsor4st. pier No "a, NOrth River, at p NJ
EOR Rondout and Kingston, connecting with
near %si POINT cGrna SaTsn Mar6oroueh, Milton,
Highland AeM atz a,id Es9pas, N FL r
rson ST., fief -, \. p u.
TALL RIVER LINE
FOR boston VIA NEWPORT AND FALL RIVER DAILY
SUNDAYS June II TO Aug 90 lnclusive,) at5 p. NJ
From Pier % North River foot Of Murray ST.
THE wORLDRENOwNED STEAMERS
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE.
Can't l. q. SIMMONS. capt. B. II. SIMMONS.
HALLS BANDS ENGAGED FOR THE SEASON.
me most direct Taunton MddlebOro, Plymouth
New Bedford Vineyard. Nantucket Cape Cod the
WHITE MOUNTAINS, and al principal polAis IL Ne"-En
gland and the ProvlEccs
For and statrooms apply at 9i4 Broadway Broad
way corner Twenty-thr ST Courtst' Brooklyn; or at
the Office on the eI and al principal Hotels and Ticket Oh
fees the city BORDEN LOWELL Agents.
GEORGE L.COSNoR Gen. Pass. Agent o. c s.B Co
NORTH RIVER AND NETWORK STEAM
" BOAT LINE for EnglewOOd. ionkors, MACK HaVer-
straw Peeksk intermediate landings every Afternoon
except sunday from the foot Of Harrlson 81 y y on Oh
pier. r I1A-'r- Ason'
OPPOSITION MERCHANTS LINE for
~ ALBANY TROY. landing at Caskil-steamer j. b.
SCHUYLER Pier 80. " X. FranklinsL, MONDAYS,
deck cabin with berth. sl only 81 20 20 Buffalo Freight
al reduced rates >. ". hANS0A.-
PROVIDENCE AND STONINGTON
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
| Consolidation Of sTOYINGTON LINE and PROVIDENCE
| LINE between NEW YORK and BOSTON.
| STONINGT0N LINE,
| FOR PROVIDENCE NEWPORT AND BOSTON
! The elegant steamers RHODE ISLAND, TUESDAYS
| ri RsDAYs and SATURDAYS and NARRAGANsETT
| MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS leave PeI 80
| y. r.. foot Of Jay-st. at y. N.
Trongh tickets all principal points IN New England and
the Provinces be- obtained at Railroad Depots and Hote
Ticket SatTOOn may Dc secured IN advance at th'
Of Westco Express Company and At 3lS Broadway
PROVIDENCE LINE,
VIA PROVIDENCE DIRECT
| The staunch aud powerful Steamship ELECTRA, MON
| DAYS WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS and GALATEA
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and sArU kDAYS leave Pie
| worcester and all Northern points via Worcester
Freight VIA either line taken II lowest rates ,,
| D. ;. BABCOCK. Presden
L. W. FILKISS. General Passenger AgOnt