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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-21
nECIsInn--lrrr. 90.

yy,,eus Court ircii-idyi Try Judge Van
R.uuL-ypyle a Tho New YORK ~ aha TT 49, "a
anoho calnot DO s5t0I tae COPS the case haAae
W / a otiyr press copy.
y,psrior CONT goociaj 7gm-By Judge sanford
ConE in at ConElinor r substituting attorney fianird
report d rsi,rge T3~ncr sst
Douai-Crcr lpp'insaE E'oc,t a., ~ ,Ire INIT r
tling approved Cobb ad Wood Il a!-C~se settled md
Ugiered Oh lie
yorps Corrf-Chambers Rv Judge McAdani.-
pppGIeit ART Gn1ney-Jamss McNuy. ftq, appointed -
ceyer costs So. boad 800 iac"ar-"on at
gy fJustiss shea-The Real Estate and Trust Com
% sgt Roster. Dom lrrrr sustain ~ ,,,,. ,,,o,
By Ju igu SHERIDAN. Gunggr agt Mattrs-Moiion eeb,el
oos The reopi' 90 AT ~ g.S oS iii ns
guilty oi CONTEMPT 81 nmTo ITIhs ~,
By ia ~ s.nnOtt Higgins & q" BY Won Az WI ny
Bigeiaw Noble AIT srrNoo ,Dney agt r9" nei Frank
tcustein Ihs First Naqpa hanT ., p9,' Me-
ngt at Thom ;. n@Dano Undsrl ESQ appointed
,r Grod,in ri iasicsn-1. n. baldwin. Tod appoint d
receiver. KrEpatricS asL harA-J H. AcCs'AJ APp'"'o'
receiver.
petrr Err-The United CpnucOIcI' Association apply Tor
order dree log pay InSni OF ,h JA% I ' s
Mn uInise 10 pay Th6 administrator appears AM pus IN
an answer cnyne The association. the Justice
tiU the admission Of The justice OF no Cim a
Henry IEsuOreT entered REJECTING probate OF VII ~ as
Anthony J. hradadgh-oreI entered tAI SASS9,o snG
oxecuh1 appear bci To the Suotate 90 ne ON o. w.
neat render account Of hcr prncettgt acoiuR 70
sae o. as9g s en- Sao 10 Peter COX gSTsn o. The
NJ on deposit German savings aaE, ant that Nc ~
1er Esiats Of oliver Csrlick-Or,f catered allow IN
exucd on e. issue unlrsS Nitn I'VE nay a
Of Gee iings psninF appeal EsiEg 81 g,yah Hc
and transcript Judgment agaust te eAecuiOf ana thal
tnry discharged q record, lHtite OF Maria !. ~
apt oil m. EXECUTOR 10 aKu proof OF tLe fJt aud cfcum
por Of infants, with the opinion Of the Aid auditor
thereon
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TIE COURTS.
Nr--cs1.s Rr.fovaL. =

NEGibisN .hs.sfpf AZ
Benno I0awy, who is counsel for Le"poh
Er;te the u who 10 janandcd Tor trial as iofger W
Austria suhu,ttcd Gundle OF papers 70 Judge Hcs'-
brook in Supreme Court Chambers, ycserd ~ bat hi'er'
ward withdrew thoin. reported IN TuesdaJs fR'h-
USE there arc two proceedings pen ing i1r helt"fs
ruleass ouo by babcas corpus ieprnabe ast Mohahy
the other proceeding u1dOr tho United Stats statute
returnabe Mundly botr before Judge Hr"tbrooh.
ana both adjourned Sept % Gu an assurance o.
the United States Narsha's counsel that he would not
advise the surrondor Mr. LDCwy states tina; while TINS
assurance was being given, Hette WAS taaen oJ '"o
United States Marshals from Ludlow Street JAN ava 81
Information as to the place TO which he was removed h2s
nee snre dened his md to MS counsel; tndG e
man Is old and SICK aud taken away wiEout ME tuI
clothing or i medicine and will probably dc rom he
exD0sr Judge Wcstb rock said that the matter HAVING
heeI set down for day next wces, unon aSslrlhc,S
which, though positive stipulailOn ne teit ho cou'
trust he was unwilling TO burden The matter Win ,
tipcity OF useless orders lie had no doDl Iit % III
return day Nett would be WITHIN his jlr3d Gn.n =.
would he time enough then tD consider NhGt shvub w
done ( lie were not within his power. . -.
Chief Dauuty UuitAd states MarSuAl henneuy w., W..
whose order Nettel removed nim iIuuloM SUI .
] Ill deoliaed give any information IN Jno hllN
terdny Mr. Nettel Is in safe custody ne eu' ~
much more confer able quarters Than ne Had III Iuu,Vn
Street Hail" Nettels ROn. who was arrested VIVA nn
and subsequently released, called to soc WIS 'aoi ~ W,
itil on the morning after biR removal, ara WIS sfe''
distressed AT finding that he had 0een taken away
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-21
e,.sg,-GrpN IrgIrEO

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l. " 81 AT IT, 20 NJ. 1ritaa MaiIa KriIs
MI O. AiGermar :, Aao pc gu Sir AInnoa AIr i1h,
n "; - "a a fIE' poon ). a. Biisy r. 81 ley r D.
B4inwcli o. BarIhn B'rtiiola h bario4 5I lori mri
Rev. Mas 5 L. Blaze O. y Isos g BuT.i h Us S Ug
SS c sq,r Mrs casay Ma Ger In Z cassidy a1d
nurse W Cas,iy Edward Casti bis E . C"WtIa si
k G GI0,cs Sas.or Caur nil aud el ant Gr SId MS
TaBp ga a3a h Is, zh iSs1 ts S ~ s. Josie te
tou Ar -pa ,Is JAMS oi,S Sa Goa a. w. COTS aud
tnTee HeT ants p CptoT Pa S9"s Si lenGs Mrs L.
Danorth H. JI, A. y DaGs.h Delaney iT Ss
ne us DeHta b so Ace hiAsoS Sna Us t. ~ aatOG
Nilan Parcel 81 = saf,e Ir snR Ms re = rs tn
Mn g. q H. lis h uAn, GRh Rev. j. Ta's'e 49,
tDcaa ~ NigAE9 ars Gsads, a. ,d oJ JT nan a. dvs
chiGren 20 ,r.es anh nurse hiss ha n, "a RI "
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Et'i ~ ~, h1 ,,sH ~ I,ad j. e. H4ywo1d H.
Sis Il noWad Johl a. lIoB-rl L. iattoL, 70. Nm N
NM an ad mad MT ana sirs Morris Jenns oa, sir
!ost n d s.' 'J K.y =: q: en- q aoer r. j. kng
ami an an. Mr. ana Mrs AK hIa- ;4Is hnSns
D. 4. Iac.sJ N, Leaoy Joes lessor, W. ID iihn..o'
i In el,o i Sacarty Nj =, D. art a. Ms
OneI j. q .re.r, i.o.. hssa sVIL . s. 80 I,
Me sIoyarr -,tI, sn"Orn, 80 o A. " C-re ar
aoi or c. - MOTIFS .. u NOR AlValsOl nis
Au p4y, chii $40 maids Io"h -ai' "Ai. an us -
" AID chill, ri 80 a. NoHcohJ L. Oppdhhemor'
Mr. anu s,Ts Aiiss USCh 4.s w a"Icy
IT o. Puttg, HJI al .IyisO IL a.. ilo.Sol'
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-21
sBTpPLYG LyrELLIGEEOE.

PORT or EEw.YuRK .................sEPr. 90
81 CLfAREl
Seanshp Russia tIr Coax, Liverpool VIA que nsoWn o.
ransr Isaac Be Lawrence Norfolk. city Point aud
Sramshp Lone scio jones' MorenesI Cty and wiming
srauisflp Ten barnes, Cleessman, savannah. Murray.
praSsSp Gulf srcam Gro se Charleston J. W. ouinard
stsn,sup Anthracite Gruuiev PhiIaolpla Hand.
Bars Fssii iig.t G5rl ARD. Philadelphia seammeil
Rar. Lothar tBr Pressey. Duukirk FRA Erstt Son
Bah MARY 4 NeIson lRrt Smith. Liverpool j. r. whitne"
ITs Mrosra uialL Ficn1a BeyrouL Turkey, Joan c.
BIG Ephema ,Br.L uSe~trom Fusagss spain. J. p Whit
tc1r Zr,haua steeIman Fisher Thomas, James w. Fl
sgGf Ida n EdHi-e sunson. philadelphia, James w FL.
s6Ff T. J. Putuam Fisher, Jrcme. Miller Houshton.
s'oop cio, chase bos'on, g az f"-nA
steamship , SSy Mn ,r 5 1" sas ~ s a. FT,pc NJ
%, pass To Nm. is GAgriaon. ,-. g.,
via 'ni.p. aua pa 70 Gisik & SEAMAN
seIutsnp Ail,usr, GiDoS Loves vita mike apH ra'a
EgrS XGfei of BIthi Antsep Au. g. via Flushing
RsrE y.I" as Nrsa ORA, PoarL Maseos 90 dsys. In
BaTs Baostsino utal Baesrrno, London o. aayo bal
senr On re Norton co. LuoOc, Pie Win Ms. Tor
'.eisnd ii f iSa pa.Is, s 10 d,r. with lumber
4. gaird T., Pm Moose
sohr T. Leah Johnston Georgetown. D. O. wrh coal.
''' ~" sGnooSEez-myER ASp oossrwrsS
Sarah & Lucy NIrliIIA l. 90 rr Br"E Virginia
n JrH ing. virginia INcr, rsi Iig.
"a Ihnsn = H IIiao.G beanie ~ ussIuEs. Virginia
la N.ThuA W d. = ton, lstJTgrfOwn
ii. H.. "a V rginia o. 8 T. Cor Virginia
n FmUh NITg.uLA j. Franklin. Virginia.
DISASTER.
three mated schooner Bua! iron fhladelpha u Key
cot villa a driven ash' 10 at TSt-nyuh,
~ &, durus ao-th'ss Gle on the Iith list Tho crow
sayo1L
EOKTIGN 70 1A
PLYMOUTH sept 2oThs General T'ausat.Hntic Co9panys
steamship ~. Laseut lac Il b. ACS YORK StrI ..
ipr ayIu, arrived nor EtS o. UE tbs morning o. her way
n.yic. 80 was dUi ysI > og 30 IOufs
HOHf.oJGC IOtTn
20 steamships Al1sEa %. y }.
-.muus Horks PnilctDu. t'iildUi,i sip q r.
20, holds olO: YAK C,nTscr Kmau do - rA',N-
an F1Tytr SuHt AIfrud BTIUrJJK P,TTy, A!oAauaF
O.ls Nm IA Wsb.ssr. Pc g. "a Hvy.
SsBt. 2UArg Nud, steamships Berlin Ger }.
POn g. BrouUInayTn; Mcclellan Marsh, PIoyiIcuce schr.
EBJHrpT.sA siItChe u, WIausig y. ).
ltof I'D. 81 Shtp Aeics see FiHh Pags.i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-21
PUBLIC SCHOOL METHODS.

At the meeting of the Board of Education
yesterday resolutions adopted expressing regret
for the death OF tho late Booth The City super
ntenden reported that the number Of pupils In attend
ance at public schools in June last was s5O2S ut
the opening session after vacation, 95546 number ad
mltted since the cung 1900 OF 2,522 teachers EN-.
ployed, 2.4l9 were present on tile day Of opening.
MANY OF the schools crowded. ana on tie first day
2247 cuildren refused adm ssOn for want oil room
1e trls ICES OF the NiueepLtb Ward called attention 10
the need for scH0Ol accommodation IN that ward
There had been admitted La pupils more IMAM ihe
rules allowed and LOLA others had been turned away
Connnss oneF Fuller offered resolution that the qnes-
ton Of employing led women as teachers ana their
CON unaucs ia position after marriage be referred
the Committee Bylaws tor legislation the subject
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-21
NEw,JERsEY UNryER-ALrsr CONVENTION.

The 3lst annual Convention OF the Unlver-
salists Of Sew-Jersey opened yesterday morning IN
the First Uniyorsast Church OF Jersey CITY, at summit
ave and Ivy-plaee Tho following officers were elected
President Deacon David L. y 5l OF Jers'y CtY wee
President Charles ~ Morton 81 Ugnstown; Secretary the
Rev Phoebe A. Hanlord Jersey City; Treasurer John
H. Fairchiid Of Newark; Trustees for tbreeyrar, WI am
g. jacques of Newark aud Daniel S. Williams OF GOOD
Luck After reports from the various churches had been
lad Mrs Thomas rotary Of the UnycrRalist Conven-
ton Of Pcnnsyiylnia cnvrrCd short address on me-"
s,n work TIE Rev. b. p Smith reported the death al
one OF the most earnest OrtHrs OF IN" Chilch JOhn
g. Ward of HigBtStJNn, an lal glowing ulnult 70
his memory In the afternoon wOman's cfntildf
meeting was held. which dresses vera delivered on
home and foreign mission and DISTRIBUTE N OF acs Dy
NJ ~ Thomas MRS Soue, editor Of Uniyersalst paper
In New-York Ivy tho Rev. Mrs. llanaf"rd In the
evening the Rev Sanford r. Smith delivered Sermon
on Christian possibility To-day there viii he fneci
ing nl the Missionary Association and SandayschoOi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-21
COURT OF APPEALS.

AtpANY. Sept 2n-ln the Court OF Appeals
"Wednesday Sept. 20, 1876 -..-..., -.
No 2BS-Serman 4. south. CO. X H. OO-'AIF"'o"'''
sun OF ana CnH'lYd'd. ,---- .1..,, -
gJl-Thr PEOPLE &C, responhentA AEI SAN'o N''' '
another, appsllants,-jubmttsd . .-,-,-..--- ~,
10 25S-ROberi H. Flshrr and othcr adm"isra gIs &C.
ADJ otgT. aUtan, AT rbs Mayor. sc, Of New YORK, 70
-pirnE ArEIud By Philip :. crOoSo Tor appellants SUD
NJ ~ eg19r n iiif,ri respondent. aEt Rhcnaids NJ
WaoT~ and utICTs, api'unts a guc Nv '" u N'''1 ~
aup.l Ant " J. Butler for Respondent 80,
10 gJd-lhc Onion Dime savnEs lhsiltuLnh as JOS ~
W. BuDc,-Arguc by Alex OslanGeT i'' '"'Po'''"'' -
pel,ant s1hmiH. -.-- - - ..,-, Z. c.r
q, a. CIV gviIrs Iust Ion H. Walker At al Gc notion
nan - 90 aIn sGc di,rrspB,,l LANGUAGE thhl toe CO. u T
entertain tie m tiior ~" fiA ~ "a
, 81 20 fake them from The nies them 10 the at
t0Tuey."
pTJgIa at n was made and the c0nTt ad lournof 80 NJ,
Day Calendar urstay, SEPT Il, is'O NOS o0' ST.
250 Roo pol. 2G2 2U3 <1i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-21

noor Temple graspcd pile % tumh!ers that laT mon
the counter aud rev ON with all lis night 1T
Morris IL struck him in the forehead cutting u badly
aud fartuTirg tie frontal hOu TIE walter attempted
t escape hut another tumber struck him In tGc back OF
the bead, EHcting fearful wound, from when me
blood flowed euponsly third On ~ fourth tnr1h or
were hurled By the Infatuated mum, but they missed
Morris aud one OF them shattered the large WINDOW
paues In front OF the saloon. Meanwhile the greatest
Consideration prevailed the con, wich WIS urea
with persons aud general rush was made for the door
and windows Temple and his companion escaped
rough q side door, one OF the officers OF the Broad
way squad stood the corner Lelrd the cilsS and
breaking OF glass an Temple escape, out made NO
e rt 10 capture hi although requested TO arrest the
fugitive. At the hospital 10 whcl ns was taken dOrrss
wounds vert pronounced probably idtaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-21
A MURDERER SENTENCED FOR LIFE.

At the opening of the DOwdell murder trial
in the Court Of General Sessions before Recorder Hack
EFT yesterday william r. Howe the prisoners counsel.
offered iu behalf his client TO withdraw the plea
guilty OF murder in the first degree and plead guilty to
murder In the second degree Assistant DisricAttor
ney Bell, after consulting with Recorder Haekett de
clled 20 accept the poa Dodwel was then sentenced
TO imprisonment in the State Prison for life The evil
deDce ELECTED In the by the prosecution, while
garded by the DstucIAtt Orney clearly establishing
tie fact Of the prisoners guilt, considered
cOBclusyey showing the reconciliation necessary "
cure verdict OF murder In the first degree. Recorder
Hacke cOncurrod this view OF case and agreed
with the DstrcAtiorey that tue ends OF justice would
be secured by accepting the modified plea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-21
PASSENGERS SAILED.

POR T. 'ERfoOL-LH seamsh'p Russid sept 2O-Mr
Aasiat A. Blow r.. Brda, n =. OoL Lrsdi5h,
Mics BTUU ". CanotOn ola Duh-
A. JOnt .eau5 ana Cnid, DJLslAJ IJ40h Al
W. ugolstU, Joseph r'dCT 81 q .1II rlt 10
EuTsi q. Hanson, hanson, MfS III arsdNe nilas
..aIEUtt, DJndlu hounudy Loo. scS"J5ef ioO
aayIgau, d. NeSIn u. b. NOr 10 C1L ON anu
sopa.N. A. s.d II O a. .. OtIs ailss lsabla Pdr~er v"
~. Maud and joan Sirs hCnaraso hlI'
sCHustrr .If. bcguCAt aLTed InOndy Mi's al r. cND
T. NJ. BddJag, j. Idlaeii }. HAl-er mtS D.
HATfy ar r. Is. HUfr-lL AID 90 Wreun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-21
FArAL ArTACK ON A WAITER.
A pRuNxEx oAMBLER's puKy IN BROADWAY
HOTEL.

A DRUNKEN oAMBLERS FUkY IN A BROADWAY
HOTEL
William Temple, notorious gambler, en-
tered the Revers H1gs Broadway aud HOuston-st
a. M yesterday accom- panied by another gambler, and
baked that breakfast might be served OF the apart
plents negrO walter named Titus Morris took up the
food ON tray Tue men. who had evidently been out all
night drinking heavily, told the waiter ~ leave the
breakfast they had money 70 pay for g. but they
would make IL all right with Mr. Coe tho proprietor.
The waiter obeyng general instructions not 70 leave
meals without payent went down stairs with the tray.
and informed che proprietor hr Ces said be thought
the msn would pay whsn tey Became sober. and ordered
she meal 70 be served IS requested When
tas walter sDtSrvd the room the second time.
Temple matched the tray fFvm hszs@9d threatened
% blow out his brains Cor his inpudence" Tho
waiter 0ed frou the room Pursned by Temple and his
eoupzaton. and went into tie eattngroom on the nrst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-21

rhe iIg,Hwarr Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Comlany win sell 100000 tons on "Wednesday. SEPT:
81 and the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company VIII
follow tits hy the sale OF 100 900 ions Sept 70 Toe
REPRESENTATIVE Of the Philadelphia aud is,a0mS Goa
and lrou Company and OF tle Lehgb valley toI Com
mans state thai 1h n respective companies VIII not sell
Sny more coal auction TDo latter 1t IS stated N nI1
pOslng of tts shipmcnbs as iaSs Ds 'FS ieSCh
fdewater at private sale, and u; prices III cIdimtu
equally good as those realized 10y the oIhcT
Samuel Sioan President of the DeASare, Lsoba "abia
and Western COmi amy said yesterday ihnt ho thouSh
prices reached ber loves poi1R at ule auot1u
safes aud Il was be expected they would gi5loha
advance as business rUvcu ana renewed 0OhudeOe ID
The coal trade beeaIue established He thought persons
VINO wan ed cheap coal might buy - now s3lL
FLAIR view To hat pressed icy dr. Sloan IN REGARD u
future prices hd yesterday ~ the
AZ The nm r cod CON AN Is and the large deaf
erA MuCb confidence expressed Ia hitutT au
vince at the auction sales next week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-21
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
.1-CrIoN SALE OF COAL.

SEPTEMBER AUCTION SALE OF CoAI'.
A gIogr ADVANCE GENERALLY OVER AUGUST
PRIcRs-rnE RATES oBTM iED--FEELiNd THAT
THE LOWEST PRIc AVE B%EN REACHED
The auction sale Of 100000 tons of Pittston
soa nv the Pennsylvania Coal Company took place yes
teiday according 70 previous announcement ." 'uo EN
change sesroom ut No. III Broadway. Promptly al IL
o,c,ok Joi,n n Draper announced from the desk the
conditions Of the sales which did not ohor
ssom those under which the August ealcs were maze
Tae Yice-President OF the company George n hoyt
satsd that the lump steamboat and crate Cranes "ouo
he scd togsther she purchaser having TO privilege OF go
Iotipe either grade In quantities ranging between 100
and 600 tons tue coal TO DO delivered at Sewburgh
daring October The salesr aTly hall filed Dy
Do dealers aud Others interested In The sales ana ie
bidding at times was spirited although there was MOI ~
much interest manifested by buyers Us was observed nv
the August auction sales in HanOVer-square
The first lot offer was $4,000 tons OF the above men
toned grades and the bidding started at 81 % a
ton TIE first sale, consisting Of 1000 tons was msae
20 d. Smith at So 02a after which the price dropped
to S. When 500 toms taken small quantity then
SOLD az 81 S7la then 5000 tons ut ~ 70 TIC PFlVe
sun con nued decline ard over $4,000 tons were SOLO
ut 81 92 300 tons at " 80 at which price 'he
remainder 81 the lot WIS taken
Tue next lot was 6OO0 tons Of egg coal, which was a
sold at So l2l when 2bOOO tons Of stove Coui were
offered the biddng started $50 so. The first sale wis
MAIDS at IS TO- ana $500 tons were taken at ths rate
The price then gradually dropped to 50 72lS % o. and
then SO go Taore were $4,000 tons sold at the
last named price, and It was thought that more could
have bern disposed of at the same rate Nearly 28"Oo
tons OF stopo coal sold OF l3iOot % OF chestuu'
coal which were sold, $3.50 tons brought % l79 Toe
total sales amounted 1903 900 tons, and OF bis Albert
8 Swords bought altogether 10000 TONS; Mr. Brahaus'
10000 tons; c. f. BuTlcgh Of whitehall. n T., 6'"W
tons and Castney, shcGney Wellington, 1900 tons
TIE remainder was sold MANY persons IN small ntS
Ihe following table exhibits the ftc's obSaiteH "a
KwbuIgh 90 Wnioh 90 oeuts ton must DO added Tor nc
livery AZ NeW-YUIk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-21

MINIATURE ALMANAC -
sin T1,.a 800 SAG sun -,ls . $3.50 aOOn sets....- 7A2
HAuB TIlts DAN-A. n.
-apy look CI6 GOys islaud lO-i lel U. Ferry lZlo
tnsH WAIEK NIB DAY-P n -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-21

A Scott County (Va.) jury rendered the fol-
loving verdi & ave believe he broke into Jetts noat-
house; believe he stole the meat yet We believe he
ought not 70 be cent 10 the penient!ary"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-21
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW

FOR PHTLAb..L % ttE NrENNiAL
CummcncIuc MONDAY, June 49, 1870 Trains
Leave Newl oTk loot OF ST. al b10 Tao $40 a. m
Ieays loot % carksou.st at 5:sa. 1885, 90 H. 1874
30 $50
Leave PhIadephl from stalou North Pennsylvania RAT
road IItId aud Errkssts. ut 1880 $50 = lJO SO, D.
6:sO Centennial GIO.uts 1.lO y - a. ~ H.
Sd % 10 I. m.
Pullman Drawing Cars attached 20 'he 7IO and
$40 from New YORK. Ia uaIs haslF. Goa
u Hs arc ION.
passenVtrS freight low BY other rogeS
Centennial delivered at the man enl nne to the
Centennial q ounds IL. 4. BALDWIN
Pass AGENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-21

ASK FOR TICKETS VIA BALrlM0kE AND ONO H. X
CREEDMOOR'
INTE IRRATIONAL RpLE MATCHES
Scotland IrolaDd, Australia Can,da and America,
September ~, IS. and IA
ANNUAL PRIZE CONTESTS.
Judd Short Range, Latin q Rand, Calling, Champion
Cavalry, Long Reuse. wimbledon Cup Matches &c,
September II, 10, aud 20
RLTuRN MATCH
IEELAeD AND AMERICA.
TIur-day stptembor q.
Daring days Of all above Matches, the LONG ISLAND
RAILROAD COMPANY wl run Trains q and from GREED
MOOR a. follows;
Leave Long leland CITY. from Depot North Of Ferry:
1882 300 1903 !, 2o3, 1906 5'03 500 7;oi M
FROM Depot Ferry:
sJs 1885, Il.ss l2os, 1885, l:S8 2S5. 5sS3. Co.
545 r. ma
Returning Trans leave C7eedmoori
7.l2 TAB SAL Ill5. lj.2S m., ip;s2 IIs lea e;4I.
sos, 5.ld. go 54s C. 6ss2. d.oo 7lz, ia .. IN.
Time between Long Island CITY croedmOOr only forty
IOl uinutes
EXCURSION TICKETS. ONE D"LLAR
Including Ferrage T. CreenOr and r'turn.
and admission to all parts Of the sioundA
Tickets for sale at Jaessp East Sitht F-rics ard
q, Nestcos ExEras Ooos. 7Sj and Oi2 BrOaaway and
Para place.
Ferry Ncw.York Jame,slp foot Of Chnnhsr'
st. thr y.nyc 1851 minute, and 3tthst h. r.. t"eaiy 2c
MINUTES previous to departure u trains
CENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW-JERSEY.
iVa OF Liberty 81, sBi oot OF CafAso"s un Co"h freight
''"'''" '''' sUMmEE ARRAEGEH ENT.
Commencing July 81, 1876 Leave Ne".fofA Tot Of Lo
54O a. u-H,IL TRAM tor I.ston Bol,idore Brtblshem.
BltH. Allentown Muucb Chunk lG nd"uu iain4nena VA es
bare POsSyIie scranton St, onrecis ~ Jdhcaoh "''h
.7:iSA m.-Fur samery. "a ard t1emlnroa.
$40 m MoREG EA.iHss "a.I GAoegE Sn51Y'' s ,r
the wost Connects Al aston for Aanch Chqns Tan
"io'lr a H.-Por somsrvf'Ie 4 ,cm,a. ,,n -.
IL D. m.-EXPHgss FemiI gt0l, Fastou, 81 entoNn
Manch Chunk. Tawagua Mahnnoy cay. liazctOn, Nhkos
barre, Real Col mDia LANCASTER EphTak rOt'SVLe
2i6 - a,.-ExpRHss for Easron. Bath MAdot. chank
100 y Nor hisn Bridge IA leh. EasoH. Allentown.
Mauch chunk ootuoos al function va" Del, Lick
80 D. m.-For somerviIe and Flomugtou
Glb y MO 30 ~, J 10 r ,,, 90, ,,,, ..,,,,,-
Mauoh Chunk witkesbarre TowSndA Roaiins and Harris
$50 p m.-For EAsion.
80 L. cav oot 81 ,lakson North River. ~ 6S5, 73A
gOi 900. lls5j :j", LOO 3:2O fzO. 1:2O G;1 /"
Co nrction Ia naGr BY Ciarkson.sL Ferry jersey cp
Fof trains 20 ocaI points see timetable ate
NEW-YoRf AND LONG BRANCH r. Il.
h hhkv EhL ocEf H e h5IEEA E S&S sas
%S i 1IG Norm h Il az 5 s = m tS
D. m.
All run to Long Branch. ocean Grove sprins Lake
stSgas to ana from Eeyport natawOn station
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Avrrage rIioo

Tbeg1e tOIONb HItl bnose hLidhI"''
test Wne By the Board VI Control OF the coai cO9ip
tom te obtained II tho August eucOn slles, aiJ Ei"
adopted by the company immediately aiFr tho AlA"''
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Gteambonis ano Railroads

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD co.
I'D Irais NswYOrk via CoranJt ana DcsDo~sestS'
g85 a M Washington, Pittsburgh Columbia "hcaVo Cin
crnpti lOusyLiu, Indianapolis. DC. arIOi Gals a.
Washington pullman cars % principal tetern Siiies
lifted EXpr Pullman ears eNclusiYeiy WASH
inptOn Same connections West a. by 800 q. IN tram.
2:35 D. M Washington, tie South, and West tuc nt0hu
savannah ~ cuDuT Al LEA, New-OIleans, &C.
Columbus Chicago. Cincinnati. st Louis 10 syille
Imta .dyuhs Through 20 Washington Pun
man CIR 10 priuci ~ q, m 81 -.
1855 p NJ Washington, the South and West Richmond,
LInchUuTg, Allan. in. NewOTlea ~. &C PITS
burgIi O aEo unhus CincmHa 81 Louis Louis
Vile indianapolis &c. Pullman slecpers % Wash ~
ton. Pullu. caro- 20 primo, al % ssiorh ciIes
sDaI q ~. ~ trains uAlly ,Xrept SuDdays
For through bckcts please call ~ COmp1nYs ohces 80
Ig}S broadway YORK. anu aJ ticket Offices foot
OF COrilaudL aud Des essUs aud depot JIG sey Cly.
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA BAL rlMOBE AND ONO H. X
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A marty of belated gentlemen, about GER

tain hour began 10 thinK and their wives dis
pleasure and urge departure. "HeVer mind" said one
Of the guests, fifteen minutes viii make no difference;
xuy vile 10 a. mad pow - ghe can be-"