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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-24
ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Murray.
ROBBING THE CIlOTHIERs.

ROBBING THE CLOTHIERS.
About the middle OF last December three men
went into the store OF Moses Adler, No. rs Canal
street, and priced different styles Of goods After
their departure Mr.. Adler missed piece of cassL
mere and also piece OF diagonal cloth, in all
valued at $75. On Friday oflcer Sullivan, OF the
Tenth precinct, arrested young man named
James Carleton, OF NO. 108 Division street,
suspicion OF being connected with
the theft Carleton was brought before
Judge Murray yesterday and was fully identified
by Mr.. Adler as one OF the three men who had
stolen his property. Mr.. John G. Miller another
cotn merchant, also identified Carleton as o party
who had stolen S27 worth OF cloth from him in
similar manner lew weeks ago. Judge Murray
charge.
ANOTHER POLICY ARREST.
Onlcer Johnson, OF the Thirteenth precinct,
yesterday morning went into the policy ONCE OF
Albert Kellogg No. l29 Pitt street, bought policy
slip rom Mr.. Kellogg and Immediately aiterward
took him into custody. The prisoner was held by
Judge Murray In 81, 900 ball to answer.
THE INCOME TAX CONSTITUTIONAL.
A suit was brought in the United States Circuit
Court, district OF New Jersey, by Oscar Sneidberg
against James V. Bentley, collector OF internal
revenue, to test the constitutionality OF the tax
on incomes imposed by the act OF 1870. The plain
TIN paid the tax under protest, and brought an
action against the collector to recover the
amount paid, on the ground that the act Imposing
the tax was unconstitutional
The case Was argued before Judge Nixon, OF the
United states Circuit Court, at Trenton, by MlrOn
Winsow, counsel Tor plaintiff, and A. z. keasley,
United States District Attorney, for defendant
Judge Nixon has rendered an opinion deciding
That the act imposing the tax was constitutional,
and sustaining the demurrer Of the defendant.
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COTTON MARKETS.

GALVESTON June 9.--Coton duh and nominal; Middling,
l4a ne. receipts 30 bales sales, 43O bales stock lCoio
WILMINGTON June e-Cotton unchanged Mddng, iiac;
net receipts 81 bales stock, l,0j1 bales.
NoRfOIk June 9.-CoOn dull Middlng 15ad1j 7sc; net
receipts TAI bales exports coastwse $50 bales stock,
22G9 bales. ,.,,,,, a.,
receipts 35j baes; gross LOIS bales sales ~ bales
CIciNSATi June 9-Cotton lower sell Mddlin
l5c; receipts 237 bales shipments, 10 bales; stock.
BALiIMoRE, June 9-Cotton dnll; Mlddling. l5'sc Low
Midng 1jsc: Good Ordinary II 4c receipts bales
exports coastwise go bales Sales 50 bales spnners 70
bales; stock, 800 bales. ~
IIADEIPHIA, June 9-Cotton dull Middlng Ice; Low
Mldng ls Good Ordinary, 4c; net receipts, 40 bales;
MEMPHIS June 9-Cotton quiet Mdding. l4s0l5c.; net
receipts 33 bales; shipments, sol bales; sales 100 bales
LOUISVILLE June 9.-Cotton dali Mildiing, 1880.
LOUIS. June 9-COttOn duh and lower; Middine IA 2c;
Midng lac; Good Ordinary. 13l4c receipts 20
bales Shipments. 1l2 bales; sales 60 bales; stock 4SGo
bales. ..,.
lIsac; Midd.ng Sci Good Ordinary lac; net re-
ceipts IL bales; sales, bale.
NHwOEIEAYs June 0.-Coton easier, but not quotably
lower Middlng 15ic; net receipts 3O7 bales 09A
bales sales LOO bales stock, 67,619 bales.
MOBILE June 0-COtton unchanged Middling 14'tc.: net
receipts baes bales exports coastwise 3S7 bales
sales, 100 bales stock. 1854 bales ~
SAVANNAH, June 9-CottOn dull and nominal Middling,
15ic receipts 5l2 bales sales LOG bales stock $3.50
bales. -
l5c receipts 1913 bales; % bales stock, 1915
bales.
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u.v.r. and M.t.n,s. 1000 foxes and 81, 900

rsbonsc .. Havana and Maanza 100000 foxes and
h6ds receipts the week. 50 600 boxes and 600
Which 1900 and 400 hhas to the uIsd "a 20
DS i5a 20 reals; Moas,es sng,r l0tGio'. Ieais Uon
ccnracd Sugar fair 70 good qnsi: rea ~ "os
Resnine ssai24 Cent,fugal sugars Nos II to 10
iassss quiet s.safst ews TosT s2s rcd
siidsie gnina Lard ssasSs % 9pn aanta n
Wsss sIs 5ossl sroba for yellow sl7ds2l for Wlts
Naval Stores firm Lumber nominal White Pine f5oa:2n
~ shocks dull: Molasscs Hhds, 4Od42 reals wie Nsy
Beans 2liqa25 reals aroba Corn. IL dl reals nc
Frei,s hull and nominal TOhaccoThe new crop Is co
70 marke that from Vuea Abso proving Of excellent quar-
ity tie market dull and there are but few foreign oe
,ces Tor new are HIGH the Remedies Magyar, Yara anu
guenados considered entirely lost the Parao
although OF good quality unfay orabe foreign ho"
has caused decline IN gold and exchange - . , ,.,5,s
HAVANA June sugar active; NO ~ ID - go
reals currency arrobe: 7i407i2 reals, gold.
the United States 90 days gold, lOldlOo prem; ou o"N
l29dI3l prem; on Paris l0OalOI prem
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THE STATE OF TRADE.


LONDON June 9-123O .-Consos for money, o2Hsd92s4
for the account 92'4 1929 Erie Railway shares, 10
Preferred, 20.
pressed Mdding Uplands 111Gd Middling Orleans 7L
sales 5000 bales including 900 for speculation and export
LONDON June % mPaI1s dispatches quote rentes at
est soc. Erie Railway shares 1918 do Preferred o.
LIVERPOOL June 90 mSales Of Cotton the basis Of
Middng Upands nothing below Good Ordinary deliverable
June and July, at 7iyf.; DO, nothing below Low Mid
July and To- Breadstufs quiet Lard
81 d6l y cwt Tallow, 40 y cwt
June j mTho rate OF discount In the open
market months bills is 49, cent which is d
below the Bank Of England Erie Railway shares l5
Paris dispatches quote renes at 65f. Csc.
LIVERPOOL, June 93 MOI the sales OF Cotton to day
$500 bales American.
LONDON, June "a y. m.-The amount OF bullion gone
into the Bank Of England on balance today a21So0O
LONDON, June 9.-Refncd Petroleum, 9d9i2d y gallon
Sugar "a y cwd for No IL Dutch standard; adost
LONDON, June 0-5 y. m.-Erie Railway shares l5dl5k
Paris dispatches quote rentes EST 35c.
LIVERPOOL Juno 90 m-Sales Of Cotton on the basis OF
Middng UPlsnds nothing below Low Mddings deliverable
CROP the basis Of Mddng Upands nothing below Low
Middlngs at 7hisd Breadstnds-Corn sl313l6 y
quarter
LONDON June 8.-Ta0w a. p cwt
ANTwERP June 9Perolcum. 26st for hne pale American
LIVERPOOL June eoEycning Common kosin 53 cwt
Spirits Turpentine 236 v cwt.
LONDON. June 9-Evening Spirits Turpentne 20 3023 8
y
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BALTIMORE June e-coton dull Miadlnes 15SalSgc;
I I%Ssr a@ Il aud M a% H.ia
M' ss Esa r. sf fS Red q 81 casi
White q So$ 81 no Go,. os wa and sp sR"d Rye
dS qast but firm repH'yEs o1s as ala
MsH I ss o B heats a nominal na ht
Clear RS sides 81 e e1 GCs b paese ySr Hans
@i fcu'1 lard dull and ReSsd ils5c P ps
eam a nom aGie crude SSSa as Ssee
Ordinary 70 Prime p esTs%1' '0OO'ne
Ssro @. sss DILL sales
Saos SGa at oHly S Ss sG Wis
eO1sn and am @ m%sa = Illinois % o@ 90
St Louis Sc 5oas Including tayolie brands Southern
Extra iSnr aud aud cS Family f
1 oas saas q as RS i shorts and
1Is sa 49, Wheat asn ss 9a '
& ssa aD at VET as7sS su os
a." d Il S 81 IL Rr % SUMNER
I2 Winter held l3,as Kettle e tsS s bHk mf s
p% a sar Sides yhiisS a !, Il is
Hogs quiet and steady at unchanged prices receipts
CGtEIASp, June s-whea Corn and steady and I'M
changed, Petroleum steady standard Whit in car lots
riaolS june Sfour dull and dropping at s. 1886
Wheat quiet and Ssr 600 bis wheat
bqs Zoo cSr Sas 3 i 9Do coT Jo S
MeIfnIS. June aFlour dun unsettled Corn steady at
changed Bacon duh, unchanged no sales
NFWORIF Ans Jnnc 9-FlOur in cool demand Tor CuDa
export GRADES held II oilers Of 40 - rcfuscd Corn fn
Ordinary Mixed S5c Choice White 93c. oats dun at lsc
Bran In moderate demand al 9jcdlS Hay Dun lf VI
Choice s2G Coce-N0thng doing no stock III rst hahds
Pork quiet S2l 1921 80. Dry salted IetsA gon SUP
ply no demand. BacOn-ShOuders 94ic Cicar KID ana
Sides, 1890. and l32c Hams, 1870 o2c Lara ~,
fierce l5c; Keg 1850. WhiskyLosis ana 81 20
Choice western 81 2Idsl % duh nominal connon
73,aSc.; Fair Fully Fair sdJc Prime to sricdilS
Prime aIld9lc Molass6s dun, and nominal Common Az"
Zoe: Fair J0a SIC; 10 Choice, IS zoe Exehange-
York sight premium: sterling. SO. Gold llOH -
ApFTPIIIA June G.PoTOcum easy al II ~ Sc Ior
EeiDed Ole Crne. Coyof See 12 for e. Dice western
from second Timothy and layseCd unchanged BARK
steady at 4 QuercrOn Flour In better request ir
mort iowa Wisconsin, and Mimi sota Family $3.50 Penn
sylvana Indiana and Ohio do s. 7a56 70 high grades
S4 choice White II 40 Rye 81 ~ Corn IN better re-
quest yellow, SO SIC. Western Mixed s3ds3 &C. oais
active; White n abe Mixed G9a70c Provisions dull
Mess Pork go 60 Lard si3eat Whisky held al II ~
Butter steady NewYork and Bradford County Extras Oc
do Firss 23d2io; Western Extras 2id25c DO firs's
II lgc; Rolls Extras, 20d22c. Cheese rm; Newhork
Fancy l02dll &c. New-YOGk Prime, ga l0fc; western
Fine 9l2dl O2c Eggs firm Pennsylvania NewJersey anu
Delaware Fresh. 81 d22c. Western DO. $4,000.
LOUIS, 9-Ilonr too unsettled 10 quote very
little doing Wheat better for futures; No Red Winter
81 33isasI 81 June 81 80 II - H. July Corn opened hrIn
but closed dull No Mixed zoe; 81 "a SC June oat:
81 IL Whisky held 81 49, Pork sales OF small lots
nj s2Oa 500 % Dry Sailed Meats lower; Clear Rib sides
II isc. July Bacon dun. little dong clear sides IT,
Lard lower; Summer, 12i2q12'ac leccipts -floir
1000 tDls; Wheat 6,000 bush; Corn, liOOO bush oats
6,OOO bush; Hogs, 1000; Cattle. 1900
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hsnd Crude Fish are dun steady Refined Cotton seed
er ri@s Winter j for Present. Make for
both e." for cras s,m a"@
S' spS, and S month"; f"i IL sas and Ps5
ST %S.ss &c .Sss
d DAYS sa as AGySss iIf% shi 4
SD a q e. u Il q'i
foIE active sH 1ns oo e her.
Ss s s.l s 9sn: az III s' T
HH n Issf ss 4 r Rss ana
eSs Wssen Msce BEEF Bee r na as an" Of
pieces Picked Shoulders lo9c FOR smoked Ok no.
Belize. tSASs H1' G.s1
dInc5 The s future sales Sr
the havana market 100 ss Kettle on private for
Heroes ws As ss Of SH sFs' 'Ss
August 14a14cc 1000 tcs at the West for export on PIT
better for choice sra a& anS
liberal liberal At quote WV oo1oz
New MIX Seecuons.
New Nj straight lots. ooaaS51
Middle and southern entire diaries.
State butter do" odds and i5a7
Ss sx %s:ie5n Faif to Ssss6
cHEEsE-TSere is an improved market and prices
have upward tendency, shippers making Vet'er hq'
since last We quote: =. AN
New State Fancy, ! Extra western --..-iV ~i@
for home IL Ql24 western 10, COIL
New state, Prime to mon 10 me ~
Fancy for ExtIa..n alp Do. Skimned......
| Fair to Good. 0l0 - ,r..-.
sTFARIN is quiet bu steady at 15dl54c Tor western
sales SO tcs., arrive, at the outside figure.
market slnsns f was sa F 81 Sh% Gs
Muscoyado and Moasses sugar at 11l h9ss wa Wa
quote Fair 70 Good Refining Cuba at $500 Fip M oP
Box Clayed S7sc Refined in good demand and rT ~
Ss09ssc for Soft Yellow 9 l0isc for soft White la9
ilsc for Crushed &C. Powdered and 0lc for Gran
ulated.
TALLOW-There Is better feeling apparent but Dnyers
are purchasing sparngy; sales OF $4,000 at S'4dS ec
closing at the latter price for prime stock, ..,
WH1SKYThe demand is limited but prices are Neauy
sales OF 100 bbls. at 81 u.
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BOSTON June a.-W0ol In steady demand at unchanged
prices manufacturers buying in small lots no Indications as
In the immediate future IL Is
bel Wool is held altogether too high IN the interior
dealers will eiae 10 buy al the rates
generally asked The only woods for which good range
desirable OF Medium Eleeces
ana Combng and Delane Fleeces II Is questionable the
prices demanded grades not also higher than VIII
6e sustained The Of Ohio and Pennsylvania Fleeces
50a57c 10 quality Wisconsin and Michigan
Fleeces 4sdJ0c. Combng Deane Feces at 5Bdtsc
az to quality New Kentucky Combng held at Doc but by
ers pay price reluctantly in super and Pulled the sales
have California continues fair demand and
has been selling at 2263oc
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NRw. YORK. Wednesday.

NEW YORK. Wednesday. June Q, 1873
COFFEEThe market for Rio strong but very quiet the
extreme prices asked checked business and no sas were
orted from We quote Ordinary cargoes al 10
f6isc Fair do l7al7i4c: Good do 17s4dlSc and Prime
DO at isdlSo4 god 20 OF so days mild grades are dun
and nominal III.
COTTON-The business in spot Cotton was extremely limit
ed quotations reduced c all grades except Ordinary,
which unchanged receipts at Tie shipping ports To-Day are
500 bales this 2,255 bales 0s day last year
20i9 bales consolidated days. receipts. 6979 bales ex-
ports % Great Britain 222Js bales: exports 10 Continents
fI24 baes IN NewYork 1886 bales consolidated
stock 266 1913 bales. a..
based standard Of classification IN force Sept
1874 and Upland Cotton store in quality not
more half grade above or below the grade quoted;
ordinary 1874 Strict Good Ordinary 1853 Middling. ~
Good ord. 147s Low MiddlIng l5a Good Midi 3
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WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CARRYING THE
UNITED STATES MAIL.
NEW AND FULI-POWERED STEAMSHIPS
Sailing from New York SATURDAYS. from Liverpool on
THURSDAYS, calling at Cork Hartor each way.
ADRIArIC SATURDAY. June IL, at noon
CELTIC. SATURDAY. June 10, at p m
REPUBLIC, SATURDAY June 20, at 1880 m
BRITANNIA. SATU RDAY July 3. at p. m
GERMANIC. SATURDAY July 10. at 1880 a. M
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER o2, NOhIH
RIVER ,, . H..
These Steamers in the trade uniform in SIZE
and unsurpassed appointments. The Saloon sateIJois
Bath placed amdshps, where the noise
and least lorng degree OF comfort hitherto un
attainable at
RATEs-saoon $40 and 500, gold Return Tickets on
favorable terms. Storage, at low rates.
Drafts from FL upward
For inspection OF plans and other Information apply ct the
Company offices, No. 10 broadway, New York
f' Il. }. CORTIS, Agent
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Financial.

GAS STOCKS.
" NETWORK, METROPOLITAN, MUTUAL AND
MANHATTAN GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD
and all brooklyn and York Gas Securities dealt
inby IEo. IL ., a., n,noS q, Nv
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HAVANA WEEKLY MARKETS.
HAvAyA 5sugar 10 dull priceA nominal small
business doing holders being too high fo stock "
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Gteamboats ano Railroads.

NITIZENS' LINE.-SteambOat for TROY
~ connecting with all railway lines North and West FxRY
30 deck Cabin passage, including BERTH a. Eesa
seamboats Leave daily Saturday. excepted, at m H..
Pier 49, N r. foot OF Lcroyst Through tickets sold over ~
connecting lines. JOS. CORNELL. supt
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NOW rs THE OPPORTUNITY FOR PEK-
~ SONS OF LARGE AND SMALL MEANS TO ~
VEsTNThe WEST POINT MANUFACTUHIN9, o COM 6Hc
(shsres 500 Tor TIE purpose OF operating Touring mn Oh 10
paper and o,l MILL and agricultural manuiact0y Inc
Compsny has the improved water power ~ e county
over 7O6 orse mower The offered fo safe ana
person that buys 20 shares lot valued AT so w 90
eiven 10 shares lot worth 500; 100 shares lot wo,n
Zoo Lots will front the mills. When the mills are Duilt le
lots will increase much the shares cost and the
will doublc their money the first The Company 10 co'
nden making 30 per cent on It'd capital stock Hon John
d. Neigh President Of the Company has tho pest
&c For further Information address j. d. NEiitIi' UT
IIXINGsINN & Co. AgnnLs. go BroalMay, New.10rk.
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IN RIVER RAILROAD. After May %, 1875, through
trains will leave Grand Central Depot
800 a. Chicago and Northern Express with drawing
through TO Rochester and St Adams.
1890 Special Chicago Express with awng room earn
To Rochester and Buffalo and Niagara Fai-.
HOO a. H., Northern and We5tem Express.
$3.50 y. m, Troy SpC cial. on "a uIdays ony.
400 Montreal Express with sleeping cars from New
York 10 ST. Adams.
600 D. m Express Daily, with seepngcars for waertowp
500 D. M Pacific Express Daily with seepingca for R0ch
ester Buffalo and Niagara Falls also for Chicago ia bot
S. and NJ C. Railroads
I5 D. m Express with sleeping cars for Troy and Albany
W." ~ L. III. KENDRICK,
General Passenger Agent
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III, vII I1O.NU DIt1t.LOI1
Il the NEWJERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
Fare from Nev.York to Philadelphia only - %. -
Commencing MONDAY. June Z, 1915. the new, sranch
and commoiious steamboats, JESSE HOYr anu TWILIGHT
connecting at SANDY Hook with all trains will
Leave ew y ork B. y. H. foot of Rector 81.
945 q. m.-For Philadelphia, Long Branch, Toms River,
Waretown, Nlneland, and Brdgeton.
100 p. m-For Philadelphia Long Branch Balnegat Tuck
ertOn, and all way stations. $500
400 D. m.-For Long Branch Toms River, and Wareown
Suniays-From 2itlst Pier 800 a. M. Pier 3 \; r. $50
~, arriving Long Branch 1l:lS a. Returning leave
Long Branch 500 arrive Pier 500 p NJ 2ithst Ter
7:lOp IN VIM. S. SNEDEN General Manager.
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providence AND STONINGTON

STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
LINE between NEw.YoRK and BOSTON.
sTONINGTON LINE,
T sesa9s s ssp9sF fHS9E sHN
gass 'iaf
offices Of estco Express Company and at 30 Broadway
PROVIDENCE LINE
VIA PROVIDENCE DIRECT
~ IA
a. a PSnS wa
L. W. FILKINs General Passenger Agent. ~
DENNSYLVAhIA RAILROAD-THR
EoyT & from foot c Of %
EIPress HsrrsSsrg Pittsburgh the West and South
IN sunday, and $50 p m .'''e
e;s Fsn rH S rR
Lock SOTTy snd Ere $3.50 Nh as con OF
ngton Express OF daily, except sunday
eS9 M a,riye in washng,Sna at aio p IN. Eesuiaf
"a : asS $50 sns, ss
$50 and p. M Emgrant econdcsss, ,. N;
go 5 Nsss sio 49, So 5ao o. g. GlS $50
Sl0 10. ll30 and IL night sunday o'20 T. and oIs
s Esa siS ss5 5sS &C. s
TO- ii:3O D. NJ night sunday 62o 4 ana 8 10 m.
SO For san asewi o $50 80 7 SO 5o S Ssd S
% We and South AmOOy and 10
For Kew BfS D aud m IL m $40. 4lo. $50
S aPs II Ht Is so. sasa .S NJ
f Princeton ana sSssy a and Pm
FOR Pennington. Phllpsburs and Belvidere, $50 H.
and sS%s,ss, B1snsn ,m.
$50 .. m, 1880. 2, 4, 5. and y: N
For Farmngdse aud Squan. a. m. and p m 49,.
For Hghsown Pemberton. and Camden via Perth Annoy
For ii ehtstown and Pembsrton Sam ,o,.
except ~ Moa ssS $ sv q
t tg& rs: .ss sS:'sS SiS %
n Hs q and
Emisint Ticket once No soYn sn Asen.
FRANK THOMSON, General 2.n.s s you A''e-e1
DEGULAR Catskill line, up the creek.-Steam
IL ers New champion and waiter Brett will Pier a.
foot Of CanAl-st daily except Sunday At p m.
THE FLUSHING, NORTH SHORE, and
Il CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
short 70 Babylon BayshOre Isip sayvls and p
'n Tssvs Hunters Poin, TOO Babylon way train.
Leave Hunter: Point $50 m.-PsishOsus mail train with
Leave HS.sT: rSiS afs;shosa' express train
Point May ss Also foe
Il AZ, and ssSsr fsss
foot Eat ys - SssSsS: sDa q. 49,:
Ea1.. Nsss :Sa AID ssss
ps aaa e st Great S.cs
PSehosus and ali way ststione q ESQ and 400 IA
s.on S.O ss Bis $780, iiSc E. sc sSS $50
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OPPOSITION MERCIIANTS LINE Tor
~ ALBANY and TROY, landing at Catskin-St.amor j. r.
SCHUYLER from Pier 49, n. r., Frankin-st- MONDAYS.
deck; cabin with berth ST. Only rs lulaio Freight
at reduced rates. j. W. EANCOA.
Iona Island Newburgh % cs PCuphkerpsio. Ihinebeck
Catsk Athens 81 return tickets 81 co. arriving New.York
day
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPAN 1,
W SAILING FROM PIER 81, NORTH RIVER,
for NORFOLK, CITY POINT. and RICHMOND,
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS ct .. H.
connecting with xnxx-,
ATLANTIC COAST LINE, PIEDMONT AIR LINE
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
and with the
Companys steam lines To interior p0intsfn
NORTH CAROLINA and VIRGINIA
NEWBERN and WASHINGTON, N. c. (via Norfolk)
every TU ESDAY, TIL URSDAY and SAIu RDAY.
BALTIMORE, SATURDAY alta p m,
connecting with BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
LEWES DEL MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS,
at 4 D. H., connecting with DELAWARE AND MARY
LAND RAILROADS
PASSENGER ACCOMMODATIONS UNSURPASSED
Through Passage Tickets and Bills OF Lading TO al points
at lowest rates.
Insurance to Norfolk, &c, 4 per cent
Fire git received daily at Pier 81, N. II.
GENERAL OFFICES, 1877 Greenwichst, Now.York.
n. J.. McCREADY, President.
DACIFIC MAIL s. S. LINE.
FOR CALIFORNIA, JAPAN. and CHINA
Sailing from Pier AZ North River
FOR ASPINWALL:
COLON, Juue 10, ~ IN.
Connecting all Central American and Pacific ports
FROM SAN FRANCISCO, for JAPAN and CHINA.
COLORADO. June 10.
For freight passage, apply at PER AZ North river
III. J. BULLAY, superintendent.
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Dipi0rn0 Notices.

NEw.YoRK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER RAmRoAp)
CONTAIN, TaEAsUREB's OFfIcR, June s, 1875. }
4 QUARTERLY DIVIDEND of TWO PER
N CENT on the capital stock outstanding Consoda
ton Certificates OF this Company will be paid at this office
the 18th day Of July next ,,,.., c.,o
Gates will be closed of business the 18th inst
'N' wv D'' VI '"' { G. CLARKE. Treasurer.
Tnr NBw.YoRK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER RAiLRoAD}
COMPANY HARLEM DIVISION SsSSP 4 ogSiI Ld DefE 81,
A DIVIDEND of FOUR PER CENT upon
n the CAPITAL STOCK Of the NETWORK AND HAIR
LEM Raj. COMPANY. will be paid by the New YORK Cen
provisions the two Companies at this
Office the lst day Of July next 40
Transfer Books viii close at p Jnne 10 and reopen
at 10 a. M, July = G NANDEHBILl,lr , treasurer. -
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
TRRAst RE9's OFfIcR, NEW YORK, June y 1917
dividend No. 33.-lhe Board OF Directors
~ have declared a QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF TWO
PER CENT the capital stock OF this Company from the net
Office Of the Treasurer and alter the 10Th day OF July
next to shareholders record the 18th day Of june
transfer books will Dc closed at o'clock on the after
the 18th instant and opened on the morning OF the 10Th
OF July. II. II. ROCHESTER,, Treasnrer
OFFICE OF TIE SPRING MOUNTAIN coal CoMPAyY,}
Ill Broadway, New York May 22. 1875.
TTNHE BOARD of DIRECTORS have this day
CENT PAYABLE on and after the ION Of June next
holders that date The transfer book will DO
closed from May 81 70 Juno ~. both days INCLUSIVE .
OFFICE OF TnE BoAep OF DREcroRs OF TnE AMEgcM Ex.
TNHE Board of Directors of this Company
l. have this day declared the usual SEMLANNUAL
DIVIDEND Of three dollars $3 per share payable on tho
The Transfer will be closed June IL, at o'clock
and repened 10 O'Clock the I'd day " July next
by order Of the Board. J. n. KNAPP Secretary.
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NEwYoRK, June g. 1875
TTO THE HOLDERS of the FIRST MOkI,
GAGE BONDS Of the cMIcAGo AN1 t bmL bEch
TIR SULLIVAN AND MATrOON RAILROAD COM
PANY-You hereby notified 70 appear before me,
Snecia Master appointed by the United states Circuit Court
for the Southern district OF Illinois, and make nof OF yor
bonds at Office No 81 Nassau st., In the Cly vi NV"
York, before June lG, 1879: -...r,x $500. a.,
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rU,HE FUNDED BONDS of the WEST

/ WISCONSIN RAILWAY COMPANY are now ready
and being delivered NewYork Guaranty and lnhen-
nifty Company No 90 broadway BcndaSders VIII pn,e
bonds for the same for iur-
ther part the plan OF funding please com
Rroadway r. r. TROWBRIDGE. secretary
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DEOPLEw LINE FOR ALBANY.

BAND OF MUSIC ON BOARD
STATE-ROOMS WARMED by STEAM PIPES FOR THE
COMFORT OF PASSENGERS. Tie Drew OF IT. John leave
every evening at clock (Suniays excepe, from Pier IL
North River foot Canal connecting Albany with all rail-
way West Tickets and staterooms
for sale Dods Express Office 9i4 Broadway as Carriers
Express 2l Broadway aud al Fifth Avenue HOTEL and
baggage checked TO destination same on the wharf
y. B.-GKEAT REDUCTION IN FARE-f lRSr CLASS
PASSAGE ONLY 81 90: DECK PASSAGE 80 CENTS.