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New-York tribune., 1876-09-04
THE FATAL PRIZE FIGHT.

Detectives Houser and Crawford OF Phlla-
Selphs VINO to this city for James Weldon
the prizegater who caused the death of his antagonist
Philip KOsta alias Billy" Walker, at Pennsyine, n. J'
on Wednesday and for his second, Richard GOODWIN
both OF whom have been locked up in the Mulberry
street Police Station since Friday night, called at that
station at O'Clock yesterday morning and took charge
of their prisoners Weldon did not show TO any consd
erabe extent marks OF the severe handling he re-
ceiyed from Walker The prisoners were taken to Pha-
delpha last evening Detective Crawford stated that
The uarrants upon which they were acting were issued
by Coroner Goddard OF Philadelphia County The nght
was in NewJersey but Walker died at Greenwich Pont
in Phiadephia County. This fact the Coroner OF
thai county Jurisdiction in the case, and he Will hold an
inquest upon Walkers body to-day II the jury ma tha
any of the prisoners implicated IN the homicide OF
walker those persons will be Immediately turned over
70 the New authorities who alone have the power
New-York tribune., 1876-09-04
DFCISIOSS-SRPT. 9.

Supreme Court ChdmbTs-By Judge Dykman.-
Meyers agt Matbews-Moton denied $40 costs to abide
BY Judge Donohue-In the matter Of Eugene b. Barnett
Infant TO be placed in custody OF mother.
Surrcqates Court.-By Surrogate Cavn.-Estate of
Peter Eder-AppcatiOn OF petitioner dismissed Lydia Wood
Motion for attachment denied with leave 70 enter o11e
extending file inventory. John = H0wen-Order
granted allowing execution issue See opinion Bradaugh
Executors ordered make and file account OF their pro
ceedngs according to law. See opinion MARIA schuster
Ordered that same be referred TO John ID Iowhsen%u % Us
auditor opinion. Rose Kerr1gan-PeuOn
dismissed memorandum. John flmnReference ordered
Charles testimony and report same TO this
court, with his opinion thereon See opinion Wn b. Lewis
Reference ordered 10 VIM j. Kane all questions as 70 con
WILL reserved until the coming IN OF referees
report opinion Leander DeyoeOrder TO pay s4OO per
children James Davts-Order 10 per
Francis Washburn open box In Mercantile Deposit CO.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-04
CIVIL NOTES.

Judge Donohue, in Supreme Court, Chambers,
awarded Saturday the custody Of Eugene b. Barnett
chd to its mother. The father claimed the child, and
insisted that though the mother had technical prefer
to the custody OF the child her temper and habits
made it's future happiness with her uncertain. Judge
DOnohue Overruled his claim.
In the suit of Petrie against Poillon for COM
missions the sale Of real estate covered by the
Rev. DIR. Halls church, the referee has awarded Mr.
Petrie Judgment 50, 500 and interest The plaintiff
claimed that Mr.. Poillon placed the property In his
hands for sale and that though when he had introduced
the congregation of DR.. Hall as the purchasers. Mr.
Polon changed his terms and refused to sell direct 10
the congregations but sold 10 Mr.. Bonner as an intel
mediate the sale brought about by him, and he Is
entitled 10 one per the prcc finally agreed upon
The referee supports him In this view
New-York tribune., 1876-09-04
CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Tombs Police Court Yesterday John
Moore arragned charged with stabbng Patrick Hyde
who was found sidewalk bleeding from wound on the
prisoner held TO await the result OF Hydes
injuries.
At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday
Slevin 2l charged with foreby entering the
apartments Joseph erwenler No. 3lS Dcanceys at
6a m yesterday morning and stealing coat vest, and
revolver, valued at Sl0O He held In $1,000 bail
While Francis Taylor was escorting lady through
Thirty early Sunday morning he followed by
gang Of ruans whom knocked him down with sung
shot He drew revolver and tired twice at them but
wounded In the arm. One OF the gang named
William Degnan arrested and yesterday at the Tombs
Police Court Justice held him for further examina
ton.
Sarah A. Bennett being arraigned for an attempt
at petit OtterbOurg at the Court OF
Spec Sessions complainant testified to an attempt to
grade the grand larceny Jusce Oerbourg asked
how discrepancy occurred and the complainant replying
that clerk n the Police Court had induced him TO charge
only au attempt single the justice sent the case
back TO might be sent properly to the
Court Sessions
New-York tribune., 1876-09-04
Illinois Central
SATURDAY, Sept. 2-P. ".

SATURDAY, Sept ppm
The extraordinary curtailment in the manufacture
of cotton and wooden goods during the past three
years seems finally TO have worked out lis legitimate
result. The prcexisting surplus stocks have grad
uaily passed into consumption, and the selling
prices gradually approaching nearer relation 70
the cost of production Merchants now ableto
purchase their goods with reasonable assurance tha'
the prices will not be or 10 per cent lower the o
lowing day OF week. Quite naturally this favorabn
chsngo creates much better feeling in this partieo
lar hranch'of trade, although we fnl TO learn from
any source that 1t is expected there will be any IN
crease in the volume Of business of the prcsens
season over the corresponding periods Of the pas'
two years yet, 60 make money instead of losing u
on a moderate business is long stride in the righs
direction. 1t 10 important. however, TO e'
member that the diminution in the surplus
stock has been caused by reduced production
rather than by increased consumption, aud tha'
the power to again overprodnce aud again giut the
markets still remains in the looms of our mills ana
is still dependent upon the discretion and judgnens
Of the manufacturer In all other branches OF tfaa'
there is no important change. On the Produce
Exchange business is dull and prices declining, er
cept for gram, which has ruled quite steady during
the week. The new 4i2 per cent bonds of the Gov
ernmcnt are being literally subscribed for both hei'
and in Europe ms we are advised by the Syndics''
and by telegram received through Kiernans new
Agency. he readers of THE TRIBUNE are relninaea
that by the terms Of the advertisement w'lcn ~
pears in another column the privilege OF suo'0''
ipr for these bonds, ut the scheme rate OF ioo4
accrued interest, expires Mt o'cicckon Monaay'
an inst. The business on the stock HAenAns'
New-York tribune., 1876-09-04
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK -.

CLEARED.
Steamship Egypt Br) Grossn Liverpool via Queenstown
Steamship Bnannic Br Thompson Liverpool via Queens
~steams6ip Erin (Br) Altree, London, r W. J. Hurst
Steamship Asatia (Brl. Campbell GLASGOW, henderson
ste steamship Italia Br) Craig, Glasgow, Henderson Bros.
Steamship Main (Ger RelchinaDn, Bremen VIA eounhnp
steamship Amsrique CFr) Danre, Havre via Plymouth.
steamship Acapulco clapp Aspnva, Pacific Mail Steam
steamship Liberty sundbere Havana Jas y. Ward Co
Steamship City Of Austin Stevens Galveston Via Key West
steamshp Morgan City Reed, Neworeans, Chas A Whit
Steamship Knicterb0ckcr. Kemble Neworlsans Clark &
Seaman.
steamship San Salvador Nickerson. Savannah. W. n Car.
rison. - o,-.-,
steamship Regulator Doane. Wilmington and Morehead
CITY N c.. w. p Clyde 4 Co.
steamship Old Dominion Walcr Norfolk CITY Point and
Richupud Old QQylDiQp 3Jf,AaSAlg 90
New-York tribune., 1876-09-04
DEDICATION OF THE LAFAYETTE STATUE.

The Lafayette statue in Union-square will
be dedicated Wednesday afternoon. procession will
be formed at TwentY-sixth-st. and Fifth-ave., at
O'Clock viii march through Ffthave., Fourthst, and
Broadway TO Union-squaTe. The procession will COM
prise the following organizations Veterans OF the 55th
Regiment Battalion of Gardes Lafayette, the Troy
Gardes Lafayette, Company d, 6th Regiment; the
Italian Colombo Guards the French societies dc Bien
faisance L'UniOn Fraternelle, Mutual AID Dewishl,
LAmitie; L'Union DemOcratique ct Philanthropique,
LAthenee La Concorde, L'Union Franco mericsine,
and La Cercle de PHarmonie, the General Committee,
invited guests, including NM. A. Barthold, j.
Parrault of the Canadian Centennial Commits
sion, Or. Catten OF Lafayette College, and
some of the visiting French artssansj BAssocl-
son Musicale and the choral societies EEsperanee and
and AisaceIOrrane societies OF this city and Williams
burgh dclcgations from industrial and benevolent
French SWISS and Italian societies OF the United States
AMI Canada three communicates of Knights Templar
and number OF Masonic delegations, and battalion OF
New-York remeD. At Sig o'clock the presentation OF
the statue Mayor OF the city Will be made by d. r.
Breul Cousul-Genera OF France. The exercises Will
consist of the "Marselaise" executed by the united
bands and chOrs acceptance Of the statue by the Mayor
"Ha Columbia" France" patriotic chorus by MT
Laurent Re executed by the members OF the choral
society L'EsperancP, French speech by Ch villa, the
French and American national airs. address by the Rev.
w c. Cattel and address by o. G. Brady, member Of
the Morton COmmQndeTy.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-04
SUICIDE OF GEORGE Nj. REA.

George NJ. Rea, lawyer, whose office
was at No. 20 wall-st, committed suicide on
saturday at his residence, at No. 1GO West
Fiftyafth-sL, by cutting his throat with
razor he so years Of age and was reputed 70 DO
a wealthy man Some time ago Mr.. Rea lost o large
amount OF money it s stated by becoming the surety OF
friend and indorsng notes that were left for him to
take up at maturity 1t said that this loss prayed upon
his mind and he became q m0n0maniac upon tle SUD
sect ON saturday morning, when his wife had gone
into the country to bring her children home, MT Eea
VA fornd sitting on box In the heu-house with his
neck and groin cut with razor that had a1terward
dropped from his hand upon the ground and blood was
Aowing profisey the wounds He was taken 70 MS
oin but soon became unconscious from loss OF blood
and died In about two hours.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-04
Gurousan advertisements
EAMILY BOARDING in Dresden, Germany, by
Madame schuster daughter. No II Ferdinandstrnsse
(:ZITEEi8i3NIIIG

This Aromatic neral Bath has been successfully tried
in 1fteen hospitals remedy for Asthenica, Cloro Anem
cal, Enlercsl Herpecal Leucorrheica hheumat
ca and struuous Affections II az present prescribed by
srsa number OF medical strengthen fral eonstitu
tons and hasten the development Of delicate children Its
highly recommended for Enlargement Of the Liver spleen
Reins and Of the Glands.
The Balm DE PENNIES aivantagsousy supplies the place
Of SCI. Alkaline Ferrusnous Iodurst. Natural and Sui
phurous Bath which always 10 be obtained by sick
persona -,-
1t may be procured every town Of draxsists ehemis
merchants and directors oi Dathns eS'aosn
ments.
Expedition once. 2 RUE DE LATRAH PARIS
NorIcETo avoid countertss that tho roll Ia intact
and that 1t bears the signature. SlH|gnS
pepot, New. York FoUGERA Co. Now Orleans. MON
rRtIsR A IN Landau J0ZEAU. 20 HayWsrkeL
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opened negotiations for the return Of the tickets with
Samuel Carpenter the general ticket agent Of tho east

e division of the road in this CITY He TO receive
on the of the tickets $3.50 for the thieves and $50
for himself Tine returned $4,000 OF the tickets and
got $780, and going out OF the building was arrested
and at once pointed Ccs and Scott the persons
he was dealing with. who then arrested. Tinel
said he was introduced by prominent politician to one
John Price, who introduced him to the prisoner Scott
Scott asked him II he could dispose OF some railroad
tickets Scott stated that he know nothing whatever OF
the tickets being stolen aud undertook their negotiation
simply a Childs Chllds said that while driv
ing through Newark-aye Hoboken, he saw man dig a
hole in vacant lot and place large package In It, He
returned couple OF nights after. dug the ground,
and found the tickets Both Scott and Chds demanded
a separate examination. which set down for to-
day Justice Flanmer held Tine In 5000 bail, which
was immediately furnished.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-04
THE SUIT AGAINST MR.. BEECHER.


MR. sHEARMAN TO ARGUE FOR A CHANGE OF VENUE
TO-DAY.
Thomas G. Shearman will begin his argument
In favor the motion for change Of venue In the case
OF Moulton against Beecher before Judge Dykman TO-
day Mr. Shearman, in conversation with TRIBUNE re-
porter Yesterday said that the object Of this notion as
already set forth in the afdavits VAS that some county
might be selected for the trial in which IL would be poss
BILE to obtain impartial jury. Mr.. Beechers counsel
believe that there such counties IN the northern part
OF the State and they will therefore endeayor to have
the case tried in Franklin, Essex, Clinton, or st. Law
renee counties 1t probable that there will be vgor-
Gus opposition this motion by Mr. Moultons counsel
and on and for other reasons 1t is considered
almost impossible that immediate decision should be
rendered The papers to be examined are so voumnous
as to prevent early decision. 1t has already been
agreed by both sides that the trial shall
not take place in Brooklyn Mr.. Shearman believes that
o verdict in the could be obtained from respecta
biz Jury in any Of the counties mentioned although
he says that he does not know how far the people IN that
part OF the State may have become acquainted with the
facts aud consequently prejudiced He asserts that
verdict could not reached in NewYork City, and he
considers that for Mr. Moutons desire TO have
the case tried here In Franklin County the ral could
take place immediately but in this city on account OF
the crowded calendars Ii could not be reached IN less
than l8 months two years. One argument OF Mr.
MoultOns COUNSEL in opposition to the change OF venue
will prooaby DE the increased expense attendant upon
trial conducted far from the homes OF the prnelpa
persons and necessary witnesses in the case.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-04
ALLEGED CUSTOMS FRAUD.

Foster Black of the frm of Sloane, Black e.
Go OF No. 1873 Churchst arrested on Saturday by
Deputy United States Marshals Harris and Crowley on
Of passing goods through the Customhouse at
~ ,,ndervaluation He was held by United States Com
,ssioner Deuel. in S. 900 bail The goods consisting OF
90 eases OF linens, valued at $4,000 were seISed ~
enf about week ago. Mr. Black says that the srress
~ made at the instigaton Of man formerly empoyeu
Sy him a. = clerk, In revenge for his discharge
New-York tribune., 1876-09-04
PROBABLE MURDER OF CoLoRED WOMAN

PROBABLE MURDER OF COLOBED WOMAN
Mary Demarest, colored woman, OF No.
219 Fourth-aye taken 10 the Twelfth Precinct Po-
lice Station early yesterday morning ana y was iouna
tha, abe Vas suffering from fracture Of 4he skull 1t
was asceraned by the police that she was In front Of
her residence when colored man named johnson Ste
vensou along and quarreed with heJS attracting
the attention OF the entire neighborhood AS Stevenson
tarned " leave the place. the woman pursued MIN ana
struck him with her broom She then turned back
toward her house, when Stevenson picked up heavy
atone ard hurled il at her. The stone struck her upon
tho head flled her TO the sidewalk Stevenson ned
and has not since been seen He Is well KNOWN now
AVER 10 DOlice.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-04
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
The RAILROAD WAR.


40 PROBABILITY or AN END AT PRESENT-P0SSI-
BILITY OF A COMBINATION.
There are no indications at present of the
existing railroad coming to an end, at all events
until after the Centennial is Tho Pennsylvania
Railroad Company have issued schedule OF prices
making q reduction from those of last month, and the
other competing lines WILL il is said, follow with cor
responding decrease Of rates The managers complain
that prices freight runous but say that the
trunk lines are strong enough to continue 1t for
long time and that the pride of each will prevent
any coalition between them. At the regular meeting
held Saratoga during the past week Tor the settg Oh
or proposed toward union and the representatives OF
the lines who were present say that 70 eneet th uHe
the existing state Of affairs is almost Impossible shse az
long the amount Of passenger trvel continues ."
large, all viii cling to their independent positohs
One of the general agents of the Grand Trunk line said
TO reporter OF THE TRIBUNE on Saturday that the ru
mored meeting Of the Grand Trunk and other roads al
last week. had been heard OF at headquar
tsrs and at most was nothing than consultation
o railroad men on general railroad matters He added
that be hoped that the stOcknOders OF lhe co
panies would actually aEe matters T4 II at All events
But II would be more dihcult than some pei, PEI,
san sHns peFOf sgs' advantage over its rivals some
OF them really in the hands OF two OF three n1l
soIders OF the Grand Trunk for instance were in
Europe Then 10 doubtful IL there would De as great
advantages derived from a combination as have been
eaed as the depressed state OF business demands low
prices ana roads would be sure 10 break rom e
combination offer low rates. ana SO SO Geey % Sut
railroads TO suffer other interests dd ana theh IN
s later F the roads their sa e
cordngy and perhaps good results would be reached
biuatiop it was said by which the railroad could
possibly ended would be by the intervention Of some
esty and in whom all could have perfect confidence.
Officers OF both the Erie and NewYork Central roads
corroborated the above statements that no combination
bad yet been thought Of.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-04
THE COUNTS.

RECOVERING STOLEN RAILROAD TICKETS
Francis B. Tinelli, Charles II. Chiids, and
William Scott were held TO ball on Saturday by Justice
rIammer at the washiDgtonplace Police Court, on
charge OF stealing from the Pennsylvania kalioaa once
at Princeton ~ j. last July tickets valued OF SlSo2l
eoms tune after Che sale Iips41 RrlyRa SstssAyA
New-York tribune., 1876-09-04

SUPREME oURT-CHANnRRS---, j.
First Monday Calendar.
MARINE CouRT-TRIaL TRRM-PART II.-SHRA, G.
1924. .FIothingtOn agt Dis 14o}.TunDriuge agI DaN'S
AnAe waiter agt MoEntee 747O. Barclay Grimes
Of al 1881 .Iadner agt Gitsky.
o5eo Reed act Farley 1882. Jose agt GOtse.
4Sg3 Holden e al agf smith 43O3 Burnett agt Mitchell
63l2. Tutte agt BussOng. OlThe Loaner Bank agt
4UsO. BOunsnon agt Cham = lsaaes et a.
berlain 1905. Rogers agt Tapping
1901 Rpge ag Mittnacht a306.. Van Wagner agt Hurd
etaL
nv~rp.r srss,oxs-pIRr I-UACKyTT Recorder-John
H. Armstrong Brady, robbery John Haggery bryan
Burngnam feonious assault and battery; george Nsnde
water, assault and battery. ~
PAIR II-GILDRRsLERvE JDayid scandlin robbery Rene
Rasn rape Michael OBran, Joseph Nc klernan Martln
Burk ieOous assault and battery Peter Mclaughlin John
G. grand larceny.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-04
5ales bp Aufi,on

A. MERwry Ancuonoer
DY BANGS, MERWlN g. Co, $50 Broadway,
I'D near BOnd-st-sAles OF Books Works Of Art &c SC
pY SAMUEL HATCH 81 Co,
ID No COngTessst. Boston
GREAT TRADE SALE OF GLASSWARE
By the New england Boston and Sandwich and Union GLASS
SIX THOUSAND PACKAGES.
on WEDNESDAY aud rHr RSDAY Sep- and 2, 1875,
at 9ll o'clock o. m,
atHORTICULTURALH HALL
No l02 TTemoutst, Boston,
highest bidder the trade and exporter
over packages GLASSWARE OF the beat description
and full assortment made. Terms al sale. -
Catalogues now ready. SAhL HAICH Co.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-04
DENNSYLYANIA RAILROAD.

ID T. \ > IL ANA RA lLROAD.
ROUTE Trains leave New.York via Desbrosses aud cor
Express for Harrs6urs Pittsburgh the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, $50 and $3.50
FCr Ia Lock Haven Cory and Ere at 24o and
$50 connecting at Cory Tor Tusv1le Petroleum Cen
For Baltimore Wilmington and the south Limited wash
@ M arrives al Wilmington at 4io NJ Regular az SO
E1s % T psRa%epa sSn4 4$ 40 E $50 M 1890 2o
a. $50. NJ and IL night AeesSnmodaaton sn mod a M
SFOt For censHRis a Depot $50 $50 7:sO and p
l. 4i5, $50, g. and 7'O3 on sunday 7:2O m. and
sS s,o go TO- sgO sqo 5iS Ji5
1$ 5is 81 ss .sS !o S o sfa &
$50 1850. SO 10 iiSo p m. and il night sanday
si$ si$ s S$@ ja 49, SO s s.S Ss 90
For WooaDrdse Perth Amboy and South Amboy, and 10
sES SI Js% r. n,$9'Sih night sunday % '-' ~ '-'
kTS:S% hGsy mn so N and
For For PsSsSurs and SG BsdeT I'd and io M
For sS r. nnat anS i9 a. NJ ana m
For Trenton Bordenown burlington and Camden. 7So and
$50 For fTssh9S re- haSo 7sG anu % 2ao 4O
For fR@ STa% nS Camden M
$50 p M, and via Monmouth Junction 4:l0
and 7:30 a. M. via Monmouth Junction. a. ,ooo
Trains arrive tTS PsSSTsh ,S m e2o 3 ana 5o 1899 M daily
except @ Monday From Washington and BaumOre $50
s SS ss S S 1SSc idS SSny & sf 1880 &
4l6 5lo $40 go 7S5 74o $40 and and 1870 m ssn s
eSs5 ocss S26 sli BrOadxsy no AsGr o1,s aSu:s
And foot of Ds SS ani sna s
depot CITY, IpaRs f. RoY ft1 M s PSsssSssS
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager
New-York tribune., 1876-09-04
rrrNIAnIfRR AI.MANA

MINIATURE ALMANAC. 80
snn rtses - 53O 6:kS Moon r1ses.. o'Ao
wATYR THIS DAY. NJ
7;49 COWS Island 6Z8 HeH u ferfy..i
= WATER THIS DAY-P. N "a ~,
Sandy Hook. 8O3 Cows Island SAG Hell d.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-04

CUNDAY TRIPS to LONG BRANCH, COM
~ mencing June 4-The New Jersey southern kanrcaa
steamer Crystal Wave will leave Pier North taver 1901 On
Branch AZ D. m w. $. SNEDEN, Gen. Man.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-04
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.

NENTRAL RAILROAD Uf NE w -JEh i :
loot Of fbcryst ami town Freight
TsSs RansS &C &
Rs Sds ah Bs SisA
Del Lack West PhilpsouIg With Lehsh ana
fd'Sa'fh"' biisss Hs P,sS%EsS 90 West
Commencing July 81 issd"fssSo SewYors of Lib
Sio m@@L TRAIN for scnooey's Mountain EastOn.
Beiydere Bethlehem Bath Allentown Mauch Chunk Tama.
Sse. SSa a With bs sua
mf9T sSnerye and aT Esnnston supdav, for
Gar,SaTr and andy ne 'SSs
fotssyils % iS scranton GRAFTON IS Dsnris VIII anspof &C ~
.lo:l5 a. m.-For sOmerville and Femmyton ,r.u,..,
MaucI Thank, Tamaqna Mabsnoy City. Ha1eton, Wilkes
barre, Eeains. Columbia Lancaster Ephraa Pottsvie
Gas p m.NE,pREss for EastOn. Bath Msuch Chunk
400 D. m-For schooley's Mountain. Easton, Allentown
ana Magch Chung connects at Junction with DEL Lack
:i$O ?. m.-for SomeyyiIe and Remington
$3.50 p m-EyEsisG EKPREss daily fol- Easton. Allentown
Maach Chunk wilkesbarre Towanda Reading and Harris
1 For R}sa6e!h a $50. $40 O,s e. ,5s9 .7a5 3 $50
s5S :SsS ss :sss 1 & s!S iasO e sia Iii;i: is$%.
Locai Tran. Tin 20 U@s4s11s p1nslsn SSS n
Boats leave Of Clarkson ST. North River at e35 1872
22S seS'i ssS 100 oio' 40 % 'O 'O '-0 Nv ''O
Connection by ciarEsonst Ferry at Jersey City
Ni'o Foa y sRWHsk"Iaye EVAN foot of t $50 gs 7ls
S ssS 39 ssS 1878 1878 is5 Ili M o 100
eopUsG, sS iipsG sa tSS' az g vay or Noun
tan.
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH r; r;
AL RAIL LINE B6TwEEN NET'YoSEpR' sSp 'sdTSS L0SS
foot o. LssgysS % North S River at 7i; siS. Has
From MO loot Of carSsOus at 1885, Dos, 1io' s2O
All trans run to Lng Branch Grove spring Lake
New-York tribune., 1876-09-04
steamboats, ano Railroads.

DAY LINE OF FSTEAMERS-CHANGE.
I'D PORrANT To SOUTHERN TRAVELERS.-The' Bay
Line of Steamers in the Seaboad and Roanoke
Railroad close connections from Baltimore at m
With trains leaving York at $40 and $3.50 M i'm
tied E1pres Daily sundays excepted Passengers now esy
York saturday morning go through without DO
tenon leaving Portsmouth, Va sunday morning on ARRIVAL
OF Tickets for sale and baggage checked enea
Office 229 Broadway and at Penn. K H. Offices Nos Astor
House 26 and 94 Bway at depo foot Of Cortandtst and
Desbrossesst w. J. WALKER, Genl PaSs. AgI EMMEI
BROWN, Gen. Ticket Agent
IITIZENS' LINE STEAMBOATS, for TROY,
" SARATOGA, LAKE CHAMPLAIN, LAKE GEORGE,
THE ADIRONDACKS, MONTREAL, and all points North
only SO and reduction 70 all points Tho
ceptel at m 40, North RIVER foot Leroy st.,
connecting morning trains on N Central Rensselaer
and and Troy Boston and connecting railroads
Through sold d baggage checked TO dsstiqaton
New-York tribune., 1876-09-04
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER a, 1876.
furniture.

FURNITURE, Carpets, Mattresses, &C., cheap
IL for eash-At COWPERrHWAITS, l55 and l5I Chat
Three four story buildings and l3 lar warerooms
filled latest style goods Bureau and Dressing case Sute
painted and walnut. sis 20 $3.50. Tap. Brussels 81
MERCHANTS, FAMILIES! DOWN PRICES.
vi Blankets Of all kinds Carpets, Mattngs, OLeiothA
Carriageclohs Canvas BurlaPs. Buekrams Upholstery
Goods &c ANDREW LESTER & Co" No. 37l BroadWay