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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-06

vtsors positively prohibited by law from mourning any
responsibility W apnintng him OF authorizing bis appoint
fog rll yesterday before Judge Lawrence. in CON-
mon Pleas Trial Term, AID Is stin
In March, 1870. Robert j. Getty and Samuel f.
Getty recovered Judgment 100 against the estate
Daniel Deviu ID The Supreme The Of Mr.
Devns viii made wopsynenis the Judgment leaving
June 26, 1875, Sl753 The plaintiffs applied surTo
gate Calvin for order compel the executors 10 the
balance Judgment interest. appeal
ndrmen had been airme and ;Sat he execnors had sn
Gent assets meet the from funds Of the estate
appealed affirmed Judgment Appeals
security they have Deposited 600 with Judge
Lawrence OF the supreme placed
NE credit Of the acton 70 be withdraw only upon order OF
The firm of Francisco Llado & Co. obtained sew
era months advance Of s555 on two drafts
Francisco from s; AhorB The drafts for than
the amount advanced and Dado Co also gave note pay
able in this city for the OF advance aud this IL
Was held by MI Ahen show the obi CATION of the
drawers the drafts lost drafts returned
dshonored with notarys memorandum that the drawees
not indebted drawers having other
crafts Of Lado Co returned unpaid had the defendants
rested for alleged fraud Application vacae the order Of
arrest made before Judge MeAdam in Marine Court
Chambers He granted the order without costs the
defendants giving stipulation account Of the
arrest This not salts acOry the Laos and accord
ingy the application refused with leave
new upon additional adavits The ease came again before
the Judge with voumnous aidavits defendants in.
ssng that the money was Given them on the discon,t OF
dshonored After exhaustive review of the Judge Nc
Adam s1iisrei that the plaintiff honestly enter
tanned the belief that defendants had imposed upon him
worthless drafts and that they did knowingly and with
the two drafts gave rise to this belief ana thai they were
such character induce ordinarily prudent
ir1pose upon vacatng it
The MOTION 10 yotat9 VIII thereoT be ra1ef as befoTe mt
mated upon executing the usual conditions Brewster kis
Wingate for The defendants.
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DECIsIONs-APRIL 5.

Supreme Court ChdmbGs-By Judge LAWRENCE
Percy ag ChaseTbls application must DE denied lst Be
cause il Tor the first third MONDAY AID no
order 20 show granted ID Because She proofs Of
81 the notice Of motion and also OF the Hinons
and complaint defectiVe - .
Bv Judge nouohue-Mane National Bank agt SelfActng
safety Hatch COmpany.-GTsnte WlkinsOn agt GIL Sc
guin ct ~l"vu.- Memoranda
Syetal TeTHa-By Van BTunt--WOod ACT. AmGry.-
order signed SeEpe and Others agi Smyt and 0therSee
memorandum.
Common PJeas-C hambGs-BvC hief-Iusticc Da,v.-
given for & p!amtld for
So 80 interest together amounting 70 .yJ 43
BY Judge LarremOTe.-FOsgate aGt OCOHnOr-MOuJn de-
Met without prejudice.
sicTet.
Iy Judge Van Rrunt.-Sprat ag- Triper-Case settled
RObinsOn-Fagani aCt. Ma-an.-0riel signed.
GOcbear ag LeyyJUgTent for the defendant with costs;
Demurrer ovorue ana judgment thereon ordered for the de-
PENDANT; opinion.
Marine Court hamboS-Bv Justice SinnOtt.-
Carney agt Duhev-MOu1n dcnlej with SO costs Rosen
berg at taupbel Abbot" agt. Connor E,cE ag Mora-hl
Motions granted. Davis aga Ha.BcS.-M0uon denied
ont costs cwev ar observation-disclosures allowed Phelps
AIT Feddcd; Muller ACT Clarke; Eett agt LfDuschcr
s-d COazer AT. NtiHg; y y M'uuac-
turing Leather Company Pittsburgh Bot Company car
field agt Same New-N0ik Waterproof Clothing Company
arr same: lawson F0OTd watson agt Callahan
smith solomon aEt ~chUabf Putnam &st IN
drey.s SchWaJscild ag Gr-@cry; Thornton AIT Woslam
Foa er az IOdeuBush SlIonSOu at kCJeTsch Carl enter
act Iclthal AIT. whitney; Lero-scE agt kLovIfSi
:. !da,i Ggt REYNOLDS BrInshaw 4st Hazard wood agt
Never; Wise sgi KiDg-OrerS granted. Bcoth ar Earth
order third pay moneys @cSIFeF-
y Justice SieridRn-BaAk Of ho Metropolis sst ManGe-
MAt.O
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CIVIL NOTES.

In the Emma Niue JTiai yesterday the dispositions
Of samuel W Ca1ath. RchaId Maekiut0sh and Edward j.
Hal vcTr put IL evidence ~ defendants counsel No
wines were called during tie cay points Of interest
were Drf-Cat out
What did he meant Judge Van Worst, in Su-
~ Court tca Aeued DIN Of the alter
tuor gong q IN lie Court house said sharply why can't
t1ls con- house 70 up Ike sOOnous Temple without the
souId - hammer or linuaneyl any axF
!, tic suit OF Jonathan Woodruff against the In
Insurance Company Wch p,aintf war
ieAied by # o. his Witnesses that when
be vent ihi0ugn house DE day before The
enc tLtfc bong CLAUSE making The policy void ne
ntIe uLoeCliec Judge Ionchue la an,ec trial
t sFuuu@ thai ,e pln surprised Theron c. strong
spitaFec ioI IaiutHi V. Henry Gale Tor defendant.
Kate :. White as administrator Of her deceased
hustaod John H. White has sued .aier John white for
Der husbands services in managing Lis business for
we've placing their value al $40 600 but de9uciing
$4,000 for received that her actual claim IL for
$500. Tie father answer denies hat ais the
manager o. tie business counter claim for board
o ms for TIE years between his majority and his
rae IN lo al SO week and Of his son ami his family
nou tf tine 10 his death, and ioI &l-5CO year allowed ~
h for all that time total ~ $4,000 Judge D0nOhue.
sup Court Chambers the defendants motion, has
feieIreG Tie ease 70 PHO z. kuggles
john DOunelly performed services as extra clerk
uIder Surrogate Tucker from 1868 TO 1870 HIS bills
anc;ed Supervisors bot Of the audited 81 800
unpaid 1871 clerk his salary being fixed
al $500 year by the SUPERVISORS but he only paid
t200 Ne sues the city $4,000 The eity's snswer.
hough yalne Of the services "a manly techni
taths the sprOinment " the plaintiff ia writing
M properly Tied wlt tie County Clefk and mat the super
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4 NoRR1sAy1A TRUSTEES LITTLE JOB.

The city presented yesterday strange defense IN
broaght by Alonzo ard on una before udge
Freedman in Superior Tnal Term The suit on
certificate puporng De issued IN advnce OF assess
uents by TIC town Of Tor tie grading Of one
hundred IL s signed with the proper sigma
t1rus made out 20 Michael bOnohue and dy
tI1cgsed Oy him by his mark The defense as s1''eI
YESTERDAY IS this: The contract fixed the price Of
earth filing al 80 per yald There were
nearly 1880 yards CT suCi filing, and Donhue sent IN ms
b. - cents peg yar Tie trustees OF tie town audited the
BIZ az TIE contract price cutting on TIE extra s2700 Here
ne matter remained SIX nor+h application for Vavm'nt
beng thea presented the oil Dl IS
matter. pushed 20 through TIE boaI a gut
10 . cents rer ward I'rn'diaiey aIrAcaon was
the TIE a-uTcr c01htfrsshtc tn
Rev IA been sreaCy nec b. the proper trustees and
WAS OH te pout % delivering them "bcn ms va
80 some accidental way the fact tha there had brth
tF0esus satisfy himself ne went u ie cleFAs
fO sHC bile Ae there On, trustee cEtu up t' vi ~
with Them. The sane c' he gave thls
larttlA cetihcatt nGOTsei by himself 10 tae Snlh ~
payment 81 debt. and Can ut not thrn 40" INC
eharaer u me certificate De- knew u within - AnGfN aei
Car denies ledge slSs that LIE gave 'aiue
hT IL certificate. Tic case - stu o.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YoRR .-...

PORT OF NEw-YoRR -----..---------AETrL 5.
CLEARED
Steamship Acadia CBr craig. Glasgow Scot, Henderson
Bros. =, n, $1,000 rr.,u,o, p.r A r.
OuterbIidge. 49,, s... u.,... 40 p,r
stealaship Clmbrta tGer schWensen Hamburg VIA Ply
,nonth and 'Cherbourg. Kunhardt a Co .,-,,
saasmship Denns Vaienna Rose baltimore via Phade
phia Prank Pidgeon. 49, ,,..Au- u.-... ID AZ,
andre Son - ,r.-.o,s cs,v. to,,, IN,
psehmond Old Dominion steamship 90 - -
s,.sin Jo.epLiLe Thomson Moore, Baltimore, Mo- VIM
DazUu
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A stupid editor who never motto
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR BERAiC pA-La .teoHsh x BeTIeuaa April 5-pr f.
J. Nlutuev ". F. whitney p Frost 4. II. Briggs, T. T.
Iare Ia. i. BocgS. Henry v haTt0n, Mrs.. Wharton.
FOR GIa-GON-Fa steamship state ~ NcrGaI, April g.
Charles d. jones Mrs. Caroline Jones Miss Bertha Jones'
Mss Pauline Joae- Master Norman Jones Robert Ure
NJ l.. = Miss Maggie IRE Walker
Mrs sarah walker 4. kodeugurs, Il. Hamilton, James
Sweres Miss Neil Donald Jackson. Mr.
Douac Jack infant, Mfs- Isabella GlendcuInR. Dr.
]. Alfred e. HOgbu. Mr. A. y HUrbn,
John Francis. James sprIdgcns, W. For
rest, Johanna Forrest
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swISDLEp BY 4 PRETENDED AGENT.

Charles F. Mattlage Of Warren and Greenwich
sts received call from pretended agent Of welkLown
savannah grocery few days ago The gave
order fo7 goods ~oUh and the day, nothing
wrong suspected obtained loan VI SO The Southern
h2 received goods expressed ignorance o! having
ordered Theman who called hims II Abraham Norris
appeared Mr. Mattiages stOI" since obtaining the
loan Martlagc thought IN HIN esteday and the
SUSPECTED person arrested Int discharged for want OF
evitLco. several arms have been sWlLdled THIS
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sun rises ... 535 $50 Clock fast 2er
Moan rises al Moon sOuths. 6.J4 Moons age days, p
HIGH 4TER IOBAT-A.
Sandy Uook.. l5O Gov. Island 2I9 Hell 4.0s
WATER TO-DAY n
Sandy Hook 2:Ig Gov. Island 25S Hell cate -. 4:42
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P4SSEVGERS iRRIVFD.

FROM AUX CAYES-IH steamship AfldS. April &c.
Purgod and children, G. Geries, J. COanna,
de Gaitsna k4ngstGT, Rev Z. J. Lewis, Myers
= Henry ]. VITAL T. Du Norges Mrs. smith, J. Edwards
Mira :. EdWHr.s. W. T. olL.nd
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EAGER FOR THE FRAY.-A fashionable paper

IlA'f-It FVI TIT NJ II'''IV'I4' I"P'I
Announce, That Paris everything IN female ATTIRE j.
worn inst now with frgyed edges making II difficult TO
distinguish. ragged dresses from Whole This has
been done II supposed, with benevolent intentions
toward small though 1t Is difficult to believe it,
even Oh 50 eminent authority. The appropriate
comment seems 80 be " -lJudy.
A stuuid editor who never notices the
fashion tries - smart says The thing
in bonncts is the lady two-ip-." o., ignorance not
10 know That IN prrsn style 81 wearing tie bonnet
il l. further away nom the !ddys hph than II is from her
feet. Why. quet, lc-cry "a, tnid woman wears her
hat away aft. Ike n malesh.ft rudder fashionable
woman builds a hH- OF platform out oil her back hair,
and hangs ,Ee boun, on the end " II, and
svis model hired giIl carries pole her shoulder
the hat siuHg 10 Tie end " it, Burlington Hawk
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4 the NEWJERSEY SOUTHERN RAILP 'Ap.-Fars
lower than bv any other rUute Commencing November -
1875 leave Pier North River foot Of Rec
Il a. IN for Philadelphia. Long Branch Toms River and
p m for Philadelphia Long Eranch Toms River. Ware
ant ucke " = SNFDEN Gen. II ulagCr
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6otels.

HAMILTON HOUSE, Stanford Conn
Health, Home Comforis Accessibility send for circular
NEW ENGLAND H0TEL--Lodgings, SOC;
~ 200 hight single roons for gentlemen only weekly s2s
g. Corner B0wery and bayaIdsI
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STAR LINE.

FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THE
UNITED STATES MAIL.
TITO Steamers the Routes
by Lieut. Maury L. NJ south OF the Banks on tho
passage Queenstown, all the round.
BRTTANNIC SATURDAY, Argil :. 1902.
CELTIC SATURDAY. April IA, r. m.
GERMANiC. sATCKphY April H. noon.
BtLrIC, SATU RDAY. April p. p.
rROH THE WHITE STAR DOCh, PIER 81, NORTH
RIVER.
Thesr Uniform size and unsurpassed in ap
The Saloon, Stster0Oms Smoking am Bath
ouE paced srngshpS where the Loss and notion arc
least iot aOriHg drSvs ~ comfort hitherto EAaialnaOe
u
RATFs-Sa.oor. $50 md 400 gold Return Tickets on
fsvorabla SteeIlce. IS.
For Inspection pia-a ana other information, apply at the
Company OElces : O. 81 broadway, hsw.iOrk
r. j. CORTIS, Agent
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H-PLRr L-FRERDMls. J.
256. Rogers agt. Hagen and
auO.
SCI Quinn act The Duryes
G.. e. Starch ca.
1889 Waddcn agt. Lee.
2is Cooper All. Opdyke e.
al.
76O. Wallace and ano. sgt.
Parish.
Boo Murphy aGt. Decker.
$50. sacia agt O'CCnncr 81
al.
TIA. .Sohnell, re-, art. The
y. Y. Elev. Il. T. Co.
l7q. Moore aEt. Fowler.
3l3.. Whomington. &C. art
The 42d-st AID CD
IT. r. r n. Co.
3S9. HOlmcs aCt Blocker.
SOL. Kelly agt. Laracey.
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RAILROAD.


AND UNITED STATES 5 NAL Lott OF Eo-,,,,,,
f5T II ,Tsbnrc Ptsburrh the West an1 south with
Pullman Palace attached, GO H. and $50 p m
cnsrtrg AZ Gerry for Ttusvllie petroleum Cen. ard
Ol Regions. For ~lllamsport and Losk Haven $50 an
Tor Baltimore, washinst9n and me south Limited wash
insion EKprrs OF Pullman paor cars daily EXCEPT sunday
a r.. l. s. and . NJ sunday ana D m. .l,..,-..-,
Job n 10y 5iaa7 SO p " sad - nrsL arai
So ., g. :, $780, and p IN IMMIGRANT ana second CASA
thrcou n.oda,fon for Trenton, NJ 10 Pm.
to foT re i A6Sy & eT,rs aud oler Hs
''f 1 ss sTve TIon P,,sbuTsh $40 AMI 1890 NJ ard
Mo 1S FROM washington and Baumgrg $50 30
4l0 10 and 10 p ~ sG as 10 G 9 fs6 ~ t
40 6.lo. $50 $40 1910. aua 1870 p. sunday. 500.
ne es S ss ' 52s ana ga Erosaslj House.
l,oosivn So. IL Id ana IL ad.ont olaksu Ds,
POI lerse, ciy Lmg'nt he4et ODE, - s "a place
General NtUaser. General rrsscnssr A.,at
TO PHILADELPHIA,
PEvNsYLvANiA RAILROAD
THE OLD Esi5BLI-HED H5uTE.1ND SHORT LINE
NEwYoRx ASD PIiuADrLrmA
Fourteen Through Tram. eAen way cay three Do9otsn
Pour TraeE. re Gs. Improved Egagmsi ani the Tasest
Express Trans icays Nsw.Yors va Dcslo..e- Curt
80 SO $40 $50 Limits-,l 10 ~ a. n 80 SO,
p and u midnight sunday. 80 q IA o. O. = So aud
Returning trains leave Ph ad~?ha 20 So -g' 80,
and n No. ,llmited Express los %. u. lao 9 80 sni
7.35 D. and - midnight ON sunday -, $50 7, so.
a ~, s. Z. ESQ p. a.. aus - mhulghL
Ticket Ofnfes 5aB and as Broadway. ~ Ast0r N0gsr.
BeaurOsses and tertlauaiffAf Ne artist.
Rro0klvn: Nos lli. no and lls Hudson -. uuhnfen
I-pa Jersey city. Emigtsnt Ticket Oricr No Bsttsry
place q. ". BOYD. a.. 'tsnl fahtHsl AgtDL
PRANK THOMSON. Genera Manager
Dondout and hil. on--Landlng at NcWburgh,
Ia PokeeVzis, Highland fsis lNes unth Cornwall. MaF
f-0pns With Il-trr anG pel X e.
sf.an BEATS THOMAS CORNELL aud JAS. y. BALDN -,
from per foot Sprngst. y. r.. daily, az Z p. NJ.
STONINGT0N LINE FOR BOSTON
AND ALL POINTS EAST.
REDUCED PARE.
Elegant steamers lesvecr 80 North River fot q JsF st
al
Tickets Tor sale a. principal usket osoeA satsrogna
secured oess Of westsott krpres. COMPANY AZ SS
PROVIDENCE LINE.
Praght only North Rirof -
Park place at 30 fregkts via either hae aAeu AZ low
rstes.
4 ~ rILKISa @ p Art p.s BABCOCE Press
Jrs Grram.
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Doaro au6 Rooms.

West Side.
4 NICELY FURNISHED SUITE Of ROOMS;
"a f bsGrd 7iH Hs and h sa rftF S 80 07 VS. s "'
ELEGANTLY. FURNISHED Single and
Double re jc 81 A2se s ta %e 5thge
EIFTH-AVE 81. first door below 16th-st.-
1 Pleasant ROOMS with BOARD reference.
rI'O LET-Furnished and B0ard-Large pleas
4 ant FRONT ROOM. also HALL ROOM. I47 West
43dsf
M WEST 1sTH-ST.-A handsome suite Of
fourth may be had by party visiting pleasant quiet
home.
J0S WEST 42D-ST.-Family owning house
I'D have choice ROOMS, IN suie siugly, with
without BOARD terms reasonable references.
I0S WEST 42d-st.-A small family owning
with board terms reasonable references ex'
changed.
IoS WEST 21ST-ST.-SECOND FLOOR
4D.e sunny ROOMS. with hrstclass board terms mod
references exchanged two minutes from Elevated
.TH-AVF. 741.-FINE ROOMS. with board,
AZ moderate prices gLtful summer Residence ref
erences.
Si WEST 26TH-ST.-Rooms with board, to
> II hrsi-cIass parties. Reference
~ WEST 35TH-ST.-Th large, hand
with firsi,cia:s B0ARD; no moving in MAY.
& WEST 2sTH-ST., near Broadway--Fur-
')J nshed Rooms en- suite or siHgy IN , private house
East Side.
DESPECTABLE ladies and gentlemen desiring
II quiet respectable BOARD, where there Is good crjer
anS cdm,o de best attendance and ais 10 suit time
the best house IN the city Tor 'he Terms :" ~ ." -
No lO2 4tb-ave.
CECOND FLOOR to RENT with BOARD;
- als at reduced prlces Heitrences Oo ana
los East 25d ST
ROCK EAST of UNIONS UARE.-Gen-
t,men can De accommodated with BOARD and pleasant
n0bai no Nav moving 30 I5s East I6ths
sTST-ST.. 1913 EAST.-Handsomely fur
- nlsheI ROOMS to LEI with or without board terms
moderate.
Brooklyn Board.
= FIRST PLACE-Yery pleasant sunny rooms
- and good BOARD b. obtained location un2ce2uon
able
Country Board.
a PRIVATE family having a very pleasant
"A place healthy location good shade and piazza pirsaut
t boaiers very pleasantly; nrstcass rerences situated
on Inc u New Haven Railroad, near depot Address =
sEELY, Darien. Conn.
GOOD PLAIN BOARD.--Ladies. 50 per week;
children years, hair price Address the Misses
HATCH Daabury, Conn. Inquire 55 West zlsst' \. y.
HALF OF A LARGE HOUsE-Exclusively
% snail sg nun Der oqae[ Ps %e, , ' f55
Island
Board and Rooms Wanted.
COUNTRY BOARD wanted for n gentleman
~ private family. Location must BE- e@siy
Address r. b. Box 500 ro-,onee New York with full
particulars and city reference
COUNTRY BOARDING. board in the
y country from June J. by family Of four adult IN pr
four would be required four preferred, Frase AL
odess s,s t SI" , 70 Trlplrs Gacs Sew York
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srPEnoK CoURr-TRIAL II
1856. .Rauienberg agt. Con.
nor, &c.
Slf. The Germaria Bank
agi. Frosi.
ll04 .Olm~tead art. The
MavuT. &c.
1888. .Olmsiead sgt The
Mayor, &c.
h91 Seymour AIT Fellows.
7o+. BauEan agt Hitch
cock.
75l Hawley agt. Selover
and ano.
753- Lawson and ano. agt.
NyerHofi.
777..Linder, jr, &c, agt.
Myerson.
1919 Henderson aCt. SEXTON.
lOll-.J ordan, &c, agt-
Bowen.
1904 Morris aud ano egt.
Gaedke.
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Eorsrs, CARRIAGES, Garnc5s, &c.

Eorses. Carriages, Garre5s, &c.
UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
"a tIate Johnston Van TasFell
OFFICE. 81 LIBEBTNST,
Evening Post Euld.nC.j
TIP HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH OF OUR
UOUSl. ~ 49, q. -, and - TiIIE iEEn, FIL-Sr-
r-ar VuIvtrs " place.
The will be Conducted precisely the same strict
arc hOao-a, Principles which Always characterized the
loose and the respect and coincidence o.
IT, business community. well a. the public ~ .aTgr
REGULAR SALES EVERY TT DAY AND FRIDAY,
AT 10 O'CLOCK
Entries for sale NAV made through the mail.
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Ocean 5ifamer5.

HAMBURG American Packet COmpanys Line
for PLYMOUTH cH q EEPq gRq; and nAAh sn re-
rk,SRA nsJ ~ 2pn 10
Rates age % Plymouth London Ceerbourg HsHbqrc
eod sico CABIN gold ESQ seee5as currency $50
Ct ' srosi.a New-YOr1 81 Broadway. New York
TNMAN LINE. MAIL STEAMERS.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AID LLyERPooL,
CITY OF r HRAY ApE III n p Ro m
CITY or BERLIN. ......,-s ArLRDAI. ApFJ -. . p m
CABIN and siOo gold Roturn tickets on favorable
sTEERAaE, s2s. currency Draft. at loves. rates
JOHN 6. DALI, Agent. 10 and SO Broadway \. 7.
NETWORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL
These nrstelass steamships sa regularly at p m from
Per 10 ID N9rih Liver As follows; s,,rpn.v ,,ru
stsansh,D colt u hi ....W EDS EsDAI, April Is
psHTa yn to5 e e ga.fass eeS
&CKkLLER, LULiNG < Co. Agents IN Havana.
New-York, Havana & Mexican Mail S. S Line.
~ steamers lesye PER B. North River at p NJ
CITY OF xrw5 ZOE iiAv Ana pS WzEE6NEsDAy Apn II
CRY 0F VERA CRUz 49,. .... WEDN DAY April Is
Havana s3E p TsA cGH Sg n:Va am
'A CTTT or MEIi "a &TUKD&Y Aprl 81
Vera cruz ana all the above ports.
0r iESF. %LIE :SSs b 6E SONS 81 and 80
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NETWORK.
coMrAsYs vs. PIEs loot q sHc S i5is 6eoKEN
RHElN. SATURDAY April MAIN. SATURDAY. Ami y
NFCKAIa SATURDAY a prl IL WISER -atur;iay April -
RATES OF PASSAGE from NEN-6ORh 70 SOUTHLAND
TON, HAVRE, OR BREMEN .
FIRST CABIN, slOO gold SECOND CABIN, SGo, gold
STEERAGL. So currency. 49,,
Retu Tickets reduced Prepaid steerage Certin
For freight or passage apply TO
OELRICHs Co.. Bowling green.
rVHE AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA AZ y LIVERPOOL LINE -
The Only II ansaantic Line .aing under the AMEtlCAS
FLAG. sailing THURSDAY nom philadelphia ana
WEDNESDAY from Liverpool
THE RED STAR LINE STEAMSHIPS.
Belgian and United STATES H1ls sailing every
twelve Alternately from Philadelphia and New York
Direct and only .
To ANTWERP.
Of and other Information apply 70
PETER WRIGHT 6 SONS, General gents.
3O7 Walnutsat., Philadelphia
% Broadway, ScYYOIE
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CENTRAL SEssI0ys-PAET 1-UACKFrT HecOTder-Edward
Brockeu Edward IIany. Eivsrd Welsh and Charles Wi
son burglary: John Elliott grand larceny James DWFcr
Annie D0uohuc william eaton James OBIlen, and Foinss
Brok 'ss, petit larceny.
PAIR II-GUHERsITEvR. J. pasCHallo Franc froniOus
assault and battery Burt Thomas CGakev, Thomas
Whitaker and Patrick German burglary; Joseph Ford
John Canary and james >AaEahan guDu larceny Terence
BRADY and Frank walker petit larceny: Henry Ludui'r
Joseph -adice and POHAky. adutgra;ng milk Mary
Gibbons burglary.
COCgl or APFEAIs-ALBANY y. Y, April 5.-The follow
Of cal ndar Tor Friday, AprA u
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

~ Perry stations in New York. foot OF Liberty Ct and loot
OF Garrison 81. up town.
Commencing Jan l. Is77-Trains leave YORK. foot Of
Iiberty-st. u follows:
2 u.-For bennington, Fsasou. Pelvdcre, Manch
Chans Tauaaua Elmira
s:4J A. For EastOn harrisburg Mauch Chunk, Txma-
WilkCsbarTe, Mliliamsi0r'. &c
lOyu 80 D. nl.-FOr SOleTvlle FleninGsen
D. r-Fcr Pennington. EastoD. Manch ChuaE. wilkes
barre ranaqua, Hazetor. Reading PotSvie, Harrisburg
4rm.-Fgr fastou. Beivttere ami Catssangna
$40 y m ay-For Easton. Allentown and Harrisburg
S:55 D. ui-FOr EastOn
Leave loot % Clarksons at cI6 76, s:I5 9l5, 1918
Il.Iba m lZ.45 3.l5, AL 5.I5. 7.l5 ll:tJ y. IN.
For trains 10 local points sec timetable
STNDAY TEAI<S-Ielve foot TIberty AZ a
900 zen N for Hound Brook intermediate POINTS
at 80 n M for Essou. Rcadins, and Harrisburg.
'Trons Leave for er AmDCy, Red kapk. nrancf,
De- an Crogp &C. rom foot LiDcrtyst- SIS ll:45 m
4l5 8: is o. M: foo; Carson s., Lib a. IA.
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mn WEST 1STH-ST.-A handsome suite OF
1.D ROOMS third fool also large, pleasant ROOM IN
the may De had by party wishing pleasant quiet
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COLET-Furnished and B0ard-Large. pleas
4 ant FRONT ROOM. also HALL ROOM l47 West
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Board and Rooms Wanted.

COUNTRY BOARD wanted for n gentleman
- and a private family Location must BE- e@sily
Addrsss r. b. Box 500 Po-ofhee. New York. with full
l cula nj ctfy
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rOT'XTRY BOARD.-Wanted. board in the

~ country from J. by family Of four adult IN pr
vaie family Osher bsres wunld be taken Three
or four rooms would be required four preferred Phase al
dress location, and and describing
couirlodaOns g. r." Tribune Office, NewYork
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GOOD PLAIN BOARD.-Ladies. - per week
" children under I'VE years hair price Address the Misses
HATCH. Daabury, Conn. Inquire % West tlstst, y y.
UALF OF A LARGE USE-Exclusively
10 a small number Doardsr- pleasant terms
moderate Address JACOB HICKS, Old WestbuTy, Long