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The New York herald., 1878-02-28
TAGLIAPIETRA'S SERVICES.

An attachment was issued out OF the Marine Court
Monday last at the SUIT OF Giovanni Tagiapietra
agsnAt Ame Eugenic PappenheIm and Charles Adams.
In the affidavit upon which attachment issued
It Is alleged that Nine. P"ppenhsm and Charles Adams
In connection with John q. Flyer, owed Signor
Taglapetra $3.50 for his services baritone s.uger
in the Fryer-Pappcuheim Grand Opera Company. ana
that while IN New Orleans, In December last, John
c. Fryer gave him u certificate Of Indebtedness, pay
able az New York the l4th OIL February 1878 TnIs
1cate was duly presented, but not honored.
Sgnor Tagliapetra retained Robert N. Waite as his
counsel VINO obtained AN attachment against Nine.
Pxppenheim and Charles Adams. When the Sheriff
went serve The attachment he was Informed Dy Mr.
Adams that he had made contract with his brother
by the OF ho had sold the receipts OF
house Tor the present New York season 10 him Tor
$l5, 000 and that The brother had assgn the
tract the treasurer OF tho company. Yesterday
order 70 show why the attachment should not
be vacated was obtained from Judge McAuam, in
Marine Court, Chambers, returnable on tho LIST Of
March next.
The New York herald., 1878-02-28
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

Judge Donohue yesterday directed an open COM
mission to issue Tor the examination Perth Amboy
Of witnesses In the suiI brought by Byron D. Hough-
ton against the Lehigh Valley Railroad Company,
Upon the petition Of Ellen W. Webster Judge San.
lord yesterday appointed George Z. Stacking her
guardian ad litcm. IN a suit brought by her against
Bonjamin A. Gicquil to recover $4,000 for sander
she claims that he falsely charged her with being
woman Of immoral character.
Dr. Newton Whitehead. committed to the Tom bs bv
Coroner Croker Tor alleged malpractice On Miss Loe
Temple taken before Judge Dononue. In
Supreme Court, Chambers, yesterday ON a writ OF
habeas corpus issued his bebaif by Mr. William r.
Howe. IL was insisted by Mr. Howe that the prisoner
District Attorney Lcary conschtiug 10 proceed with
the hearing at carly date the motion adjourned
until Saturday, tho investigation to proceed meantime
before the Coroner.
In the nabeas corpus proceedings Instituted by Mr.
William Y. Howe to compel John hcCann to give to
his wife the custody oil their daughter, Mary l..
McCann, thirteen years old, the referee. Mr. Emerson
reported yesterday favor ol the mother Owing TO
the absence OF MT Riley, the opposing counsel, the
question OF the confirmation OF the report will be
argued this morning before Judge Donohuc, Ia Su-
prcmc Court Chambers
part OF tho Nyack and Northern Railroad was
washed away by The great August, 1875, and
Joseph M. Tates house IN Piermont was crushed by
the falling OF an embankmenI suit Tor $1,000 dam
ages was brought against The rairoud company, in
winch Inc accluent Was attributed TO their negg
W not keeping tho cuvert In proper order Tor uranng
on Inc water. The defence denied the negligence,
lnd asserted that the storm extraordinary one.
Ihs case was trieQ before Judge '. !. DAILY IN the
The New York herald., 1878-02-28
A CHASE IN THE PARK.

Superintendent roucey, Of tho Hudson River Rail.
road lett word at the Tooth street police stsion
days ago that quantity OF woollen goods had been
stolen from the freight ofthe company Man
haitian station. Yesterday afternoon Patrolmen Ho-
gan and Hughes observed three young men carrying
a bundle Ninth avenue, near Ninety seventh
trio put their legs to the best possible use. They
were pursued into the Central PARK, and for some
time bailed the officers by hiding among tho
rocks and shrubbery. Tho mandates "Kceb or the
grass" was wholly dsregarded. Tho iugtives were
finally captured, and alter a wearisome search the
bundle which had been thrown aside during The
chase also found This ontainod roll Of nannel
which was aiterward Identified as portion OF tho
stolen properly. The prisoners gave their names
James Wilson, John Ryan anu James Martin. and were
held Tor examination by Justice WandclL
The New York herald., 1878-02-28
RAPID TRANSIT.

STEAM Can SURFACE LINES IN BROOKLYN AND
HOW THEY Work.
The problem OF rapid transit now being success
fully worked out in this ciiy Ia one that has only
been partially solved IN Brooklyn. but In fur di-
ferent manner Instead OF elevated railroads steam
surface ''motor" cars, they are caliod, were
introduced some time ugo and run with apparent
success 1t easy to foresee that wbe these stoam
motor cars would prove a great convenience 10 that
portion Of the Brooklyn public who have 10
travel long distances, they would not be 30
remuncrative the rapid transit limos In
the outlying portions OF Brooklyn are very thiny
populated, furthermore, because the traffic does
vast up and down town travel In New York. II
therefore probably surprise 10 tho readers OF he
HERALD acquainted with the condition OF street car
travel in Brooklyn 10 learn IRON paragraph IN yes
terday's HERALD that these steam surface cars mad
been. financially speaking, iaiiures and entalled pc
cuniary loss upon the Brooklyn City Railroad Com
pany. At the same time II was announced yesterday
by the president OF that company, Mr. Sullivan, and
iis other officers that these discon-
tinued alter all There motor
making trips every quarter oi hour from the rail-
depot ut Twenty-sixlh street, ON ihird avenue,
to Fort Hamilton Despite the pecuniary loss which
company suffered by reason OF the great cost
OF maintaining the machinery oil these cars IN good
repair, they will be usual In the iuture, IN tue
hope that the great summer travel VIII in lew
months compensate the company Tor tho nnanciai
iai.ure Of the past.
NO EXTENSION or STEAM CAR LINES
When these were nrst put on II was under
stood that on the OF the experiment on The
Third Avenue and Fort Hamilton line would depend
the future introduction OF steam on the lending
Brooklyn thorougniares like Fulton street, The an
nouncement made yesterday by Mr. Sullivan that the
company had no intention OF putting steam cars on
any other line putsa quetus for the present upon
these expectations IL IL stated at tho companys office
that thus lar only one man. driver. has been
killed by the steam surface car; but Mr.. Sullivan
declares introduce these cars into the crowded
thoroughIares Of Brooklyn woulu be danger to lie
and limb. Besides the motor cars on The Fort
Hamilton line there are three steam cars running be-
tween East New York and Cypress HILLS, distance Of
two miles. Tue iare on the rapid steam cars Of
this line Is three cents, whe the slow, bobai horse
cars have heretofore charged not less than ten cents
Then there Is additional motor Car that runs be-
twcon Hunters Point and Astoria, thus giving
total OF steam surface cars IN Brooklyn-all, as
It Will be observed rupning exclusively IN the outly-
ing portions, which are the only ones, IN the COM
panys opinion which they can be used With safety
and success
There appears be serious thought OF establish
ing an elevated railway Ia Brooklyn and IN the opin-
lon OF the company, such railroad would not pay,
owing the that tho population isar less dense
than in this city.
The New York herald., 1878-02-28
THAT OLD oFFAL CONTRACT.

The trial OF the suit brought by the New York Rem
derng Company against the city to $59 ut 80
claimed TO be due Tor the removal Of offa under
tract originally with the Long Island Bono
Laboratory, such contract being Tor ten years IRON
April s, 1866, and subsequently assigned TO the New
York Renuering Company. which trial was CON-
menced on Thursday last before Judge Van Brunt,
holding supreme Court. Circuit was yesterday brought
To- a close. From the facts, fully published
the beginning of the trial, It will be remembered
that In August 1873, the Board OF Health rescndcd
the contract on the ground that the ofal was not
properly disposed OF, but thrown into the Lower Bay,
thus endan goring the public health, and that tins
account the Board OF Health was made also defend
ant IN the suit Nearly all OF yesterday was occu-
pied in summing up the case, which Vas
followed by lengthy but clear and explicit
charge from Judge Van Brunt The jury was absent
q short time and then brought In verdict Tor the
plaintiffs 473 6l being the amount due for July
1873, Tor which month no payment mad been made.
This verdict will be upnods the action OF the
Board Of Health In its resembling Of the contract and
absoves the city from liability tor work performed by
The contractors subsequently. Mr. John Lawrence APP
peared tor the plaintiffs, Assistant CORPORATION Coun
sci Stetson tor the city and Mr.. +. Prentice for the
Board of Health.
The New York herald., 1878-02-28
WRIT OF ASSINTANCE.

Mr. Charles Edgar AppIeby obtained sometime
ago mortgages upon the tenement Nos S27 and
829 Eleventh avenue, mortgages being
each. Tho properly recently sold under fore
closure proceedings ME- Appeby being tho purchaser
Notice OF the foreclosure proceedings and sale were
duly served upon the tenants, together with
other papers in tho case, including the
deed Of the referee and the confirmation
oi the referees report These court documen MIS- how.
ever, seem TO have had elect upon the tenants as
they refuse either to pay 10 the purchaser
vacate the promises Under these circu instances Mr.
Appleby applied yesterday to Judge Donohuo TOR
what Is technically known writ OF lance the
full intent oil which Is depuzing power to the Sheriff.
with posse comtatus II Necessary, TO eject the
ants ana place the owner IN possession.
The New York herald., 1878-02-28
THE STATEN ISLAND PEOPLES
LINE

In the suit brought by tho city against John H.
starin to restrain him from running steamboats, on
the Peoples line, from pier 10 10 Staten Island,
the ground that license had been paid to the city,
a decision rendered yesterday by Judge Donohue
granting the application. Judge Donohue made the fol-
lowing brief memorandum upon the application :-"Tho
right OF ferries is the has surrendered
the right OF this city under her charters is undoubed
The only defence is that tho defendant has the
terry FOR some years II seems to mo SO tar from
beng a defence It Is reason for now stopping him.
Ferries between New York and Staten Island are
coeval with the Stato because there has no
ferry established between particular points gives
10 establish without license than to estab-
iish Terry between Beekman street, New YORK, and
Washington street. Brooklyn, because tncre Is no
there at prusenLu
The New York herald., 1878-02-28
THE COURTS.
Overhauling Of the Flagstaff
Silver Mine.
AGENT FOR A MEXICAN SYNDICATE
Lame Conclusion to a Suit for Re-
moving OffaI.

Some time ago there brought into the courts
suit eniating AFFAIRS Of the Flagstaff Silver Min
ing Company, Of Utah. suit embodying substan-
TALLY the allegations In the complaint has been
brought by Erwin Davis against Ellis Pearson Tho
plaintiff claims the defendant has been guilty Of
'fraud abuge OF process and conspiracy" and places
mis- damages At $31l,l70 20. The matter came be-
fore Judge Donohue yesterday, In Supreme Court,
Chambers, on an application TO compel the plain
t die security for costs The defendant says, or
rather his counsel says for himthe defendant being
resident OF London, where he IL NJ present sojourn-
ing-that the suit will tho thorough invcsti-
CATION Of the affairs OF the Flagstaff Silver Min
ing Company for SIX years. a. also the steward
ship OF f. N Il. Patrick for throe years. It's agent that
Il will be Investigation into transactions Involving
millions Of money, and that The cause OF action arose
In Great Britain, and will necosstate tho issue OF
ssions that country and also to Utah. IL is
further alleged. the part OF Mr.. Pearson, that
the action IL brought in good faith,
but simply. for the purpose OF harassing
the defendant; that the latter has had
the claim set forth In the complaint ad1udlcated In
the Supreme Court Of Utah upon preliminary In
junction proceeding In conjunction with the Flagstaff
Silver Mining Company; that tho Court pronounced
such CLAIM null and void, that the plantn, as the
defendant alleges, has taken judgment on the same
claim against the company In Nebraska by void
service the chairman OF the committee appointed
by tue company last summer while passing through
that State. Judge Donohue granted tho application
TO compel the fling OF security for COSTS and txcd
81, 600 ~ the amount Of bonds to be furnished
The New York herald., 1878-02-28
REAL ESTATE.
Tho following sales were mado yesterday ON the
Real Estate Exchange:-

The following sales were mado yesterday on the
Real Estate Exchange:-
JAxEs T. OAKLEY AND co.
TIVE story frame aweiIing house and stsoles. with
lot 30 iixs5, 9th avs O. corner Of l2esh st., ,
to p'1A''n ny nGcm n CAN'T
Foreclosure snle-Wiliam r. Dixon. reierec-ofthe
Sss' ..s o ssS 5is
Also Similar ~ III e: 4 % $500
"' ON tie '.1 w. . Of boulevard between iSs'n and
Edward Burghard @ ., sal. Of
iSs Scs sss .?sy s Eass $50 sss So
As' 70 'A'A''n BY VILLA. xrssriix '
John J. Mse1n, sure, sale ale Of the
acs acssa sHls Nos & 40 and sosh 25as
Il. .. Of LIST sv to George Frost. 5000
Richard NJ. Henry. refs.ss .ss-roreeis.ure sale Of tho
ssSr Ii0y Ss"e Ssss r.s mh lot assi,cs aio
East 5ist st.. s. s. i25 IT, OF ID to pnintiT 1000
Total sales for the day. .................se 500 500
willie to Il. G Missnasht ,i;,as, hi;:.;.;, Nom
Mccoc 10 sarah T. Mccool $50, 900
to J. kossnGeld ,......,.: ....:" ;a;;..;. 1880
A. fisenbrand and wife TO Z: fnpp. :......... Nom.
corner q Sullivan, i an? assss. TsSn." Harrison TO
,s sSha st., Rooney 81. Yy7o7 t. W. Of 9th av aoixoa q
Holt and others s, 10 e D. ,, aa'ss % a.;ssYs; 5000
4d aVsa.S. =. S%s'. r. q 4v assioo Charlie.
,ass s'ss .s .na NJ sS T. rear ioo Daniel 0"
ssaa~pf and sorns, ws 20 s us". s"::ts : s'
hJ.s Jsas s sns SusS.na s to W 1900
e.sa e1o: I 10 Maesin a IN ~ o. % ~. .Y.o' 1900
thony Eickhon and wife to Michael Connolly s2,oo
ili.L g, - a7ea T. y # %,:y A. a. ia'aloo No..
As'srssy 80 80 4 -; Ii:Ss$a sS.,00' s
5Oth at 4, 13J II. g. Of Sd OOxS7x
j. W Bsssman TO William, Z Parsons. 10000
'ss suss: s To- 10 E..ssl bet II Fake " o. ~" ". a.os Now
'd:S ssr.. q Mary .s aaa7se 5000
Canal nsii h.. DI,s, :" ). " Mess st.. aSsiods; H.
HsasSn saSs' .s %e's's'ss II, orto.Sy a5aaos j. ~
4.n st.. West, No. ~. w. 1's " Clarke to r. Morgan.
Grand & ysss'S s Sos. sS and . u Moo ioJ spoi '"
y.sg ssF &. ~ s5 s. Bowl. 10 O. j. r.s.s 1899 5SS
Cornwall. Nathaniel T., 70 K Dwight. s. . OF 42d
between 7.h and 9Th avs year: =; $1,000
shaw, H.. .. corner Of Front aud Montgomery;
pSSins sarah j. 10 is.sc ii.: n . Of sii ST. w. ~"
ciss Of 50 John s ~ so Angus. L. so..:i n c i s. 1000
Hsna an Sso col ana to GEORGE Ds,tncr Dcnman
Hsvsa s,"ss Charles 10 Mary Gnda :; Of sii sv
johnston h Emslins, 90 wIsm stone oil; WV
Kelly. Mary T.. TO owen Byrnc or henry st:a 1'"
Kennedy carrie and husband to T. W. Dwight, 2"
n. oi 4sh st., Of "a year......,........ 1884
o. Of goeeksr and Masdouga ST. year. $1,000
Mason, Nsry c. to :. Taylor. .. 3. Of 55th IT,, be-
esh and 10Th avs years. .............x 2oov
aitiand, Robert Ia and wife, 60 Anne Mcdonnell
due 1880
Parsons, william r. and others TO James W. Beck
Of 59th s. of Sd ~ year. II 900
ist av. o. 7sd -: year 1000
Strong, Edward W. and wife, to Adelaide David, n.
Of stone st.. .. Of Whitehall years...... 1900
AssiGNHkNT MoRrGAGES
Maitland Alexander, to- X d. shepard........ Nom.
Same 20 same Nom.
Mutual Life Insurance Company TO George W. Wal
Truax CHARLES H., TO e. Candeo 1900
Xa0SAss S.A NsHs
The New York herald., 1878-02-28
CLAIM AGAINST MEXICO.

Charles B. Pennsd had, he alleges, claim for
$36 900 against the Mexican government which claim
he sought 10 collect through SIMON Stevens, giving
him the proper power OF attorney. He states that
represented to him that he the agent OF
. syndicate OF Mexican bankers, and thus enjoyed
facilities for collecting claims against the Mexi-
can government; that he arranged to pay him
thirty y-thres and one-third per- cent the
amount collected and that stevens promised
that II he did not succeed In collecting
the claim he would procure Tor HIM contract tor
furnishing arms the government He claims that
Stevens collected some $l2 000 and through alleged
failure 10 pay over this amount he obtained an order
Of arrest against him, in which the bail was liked a.
$40 000 Following this order OF arrest he now asks
the Court to rescnd the power Of astor.
pey, TO direct Stevens to give an accounting Of
Inc moneys he collected and 10 appoint
receiver. On motion TO this effect
the matter camo up for argument yesterday before
Judge Donohue, In Supreme Court. Chambers. Ar.
Delaney NicOll who appeared for The plaintiff, read
papers reciting the above facts. Mr.. Dudley Field,
VINO appeared in opposition, said that every I'M
portant allegation made BY the psiatiH was denied by
tho deicndant and that all The money received had
been accounted for Judge Donohue took the papers,
Teserving his decision.
The New York herald., 1878-02-28
COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-CHAMBKRs-Held by Judge Dono-
huo-Nos 81, 1906 109, lilo. lis, l30, l5O, l69. l74
1872 lS3 194 204 2ll 26, 232 23S, 239 PAS, 24S Zoo
2o4 25S, 259, 263, PA, 279 $50.
SUsaxMx CouKr-GEXERAL TERN. Adjourned sine
die
SUPREME CouKr-SrEcIAL TEKM.-AdJourned for the
term.
SUPREME CouRr-CRCuIr-Part l.-Adjourned sine
die Part 2-Adj0urned for The term Part 3.-Held
by Judge Van Brunt.-Case on No. i67S. NO day cal
endar.
SUPERIOR CouRT-GESEsAL TERx.-Adjourned sine
DIE
SUPERIOR CoUKr-srECiAL TxRx.-Heid by Judge
SANFORD day calendar.
COMMON PLKAs-GENEkAL TKRM Adjourned for the
term.
SUPERIOR CouRr-rKIAL TERM-parls l, and a.
Adjourned for the term.
COMMON pLEAs-EQuIrY TxRx.-Held by Judge Van
Hoescn-Nos 4, 81. y. 35, IA, 70, 80, 49,
CoMMOx xPLEAs-CHAABERs-Held by Judge Robin
son No day calendar.
COMMON FLEAs-TRIAL TKRA-Parl Held by Judge
Larrsmore-Case GU, 2476. No day calendar. Part
2-Hsid by Judge J. +. Dalv.-Nos ll29 7lS, 1l9l,
14l4 l350H, 1885, l430, 1872 ll04 1920
MARINE CoUKT-rRIAL IkRM-Parts and 2.-Ad.
Journed Tor the term. Part 3-Aujourned until FRI
day, at eleven A. NJ.
COURT GENERAL SEssIoNs-Part 1-Adjourned
for the term Part 2-Heia by Judge Gildersieeve-
The People vs. Conrad Muiier arson (contnued) Same
VS.. John SGlivan, elonous assault and battery Same
vs. Ernest schmidt, grand larceny; Same VS.. Timothy
Mccarthy, JeIonious assault aud battery; Same Vi.
Samuel strauss, assault aud battery.
The New York herald., 1878-02-28
GENERAL SESSIONS-PART 2.
Before Recorder Hackctt.
ANOTHER DISH )HEsr TRADER.

ANOTHER Dish )NEsT TRADER.
The trial OF Gustavus ABBOTT, who carried on the
carpet business in Washington street. Boston, term-
mated in his convictions Tue charge against him was
that of obtaining, on the 1st OF September, 1885,
quantity OF carpets valued at $3.50, from II. +. d.
Blake OF No. IL White street, tho representation
that he had $3O 900 unimpared capital and that he
had made II rule never to allow himself to owe moro
than $35 00O the iact claimed by the prosecution
being that ho hopeiessly insoivent az the timc
having been declared bankrupt two months later the
denci amounting 10 $l56,000. Tho evidence on both
Sues hayipg concluded TLesaay svcnipG M. sgd
The New York herald., 1878-02-28
ERIE RAILWAY SUITS.

There was ned yesterday In the County Clerks
once the evidence taken before trial OF James A. Riley
and Augustus T. X. Martin In the SUIT brought by
Charles Potter against Hugh J. Jewett, receiver Of
the Erie Railway Company aud other defendants
Mr. Riley is the agent In this country OF Mr.. Mchenry
and other English bondholders and Mr.. Martin Is a
broker this city holding 900 shares OF the stock.
Their testimony develops iacs additional TO those
given In other proceedings these Erie Railway hti-
cations.
The New York herald., 1878-02-28
EUROPEAN srEAMsHIp,.

TNMAN LINE ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS.
i FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CITY OF RICHMoMD.. saturday, March 9; A. y.
CITY OF NKW YORK Thursday. March IA, +. NJ
Cabin, 500 $50 and 500 gold return tickets favor
able terms Steersge. S2S, currency. Drafts NJ lowest
Saloons stuterooms, smoking and bath amid
ships JOHN q. DALE, Agent.
Is and 30 Broadway. New YORK.
PhiIRdelphi Office, .05 South 4th st.
The New York herald., 1878-02-28

CUNARD LINE-h. mp Sd2icr y; 4 r. NJ S s. CO.
this line .pasins for ali seasons
s % - 70 York
Dosnins nc P 70 % IL" north "S q a. 'A'''o'' OF
Lomewsrd passage crossing tho meridian so At
.r;sfs GssssfSSI Y +
Af1dSSSsI1 afEssiAs :sss e
Cabin passsss go $50 500 gold according 20 accom-.
%$sss asss.: q ' s..s.ss s
Freight and passage i's 'rS1s Agent
A MEXICAN LINE FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER
The only trsns..n.'s lins sailing under tho american
LORD Give sxiIs FEBRUARY IS. AM
snSg s :n ss s % ies .es. %
only . sMSizEsLAsD xH'TssS SAILS MARCH 8. eAM
FETps wHSa s6Ns Geno@
S0' Walnut Scn e hTiSosaSvy New s.n YSrH
5 Battery place, New York
SATE LTf2 BELSasS 4Sb DUE
sailing from pier AZ North River. Too. OF Canal ST.
sE:Es & $h assSs z
Fir. Cssa' sss and $40 according 10 accom-
Return tickets % reduced rates. Second CABIN S4o steer
IsEAsSs f$REr. e. ts IS z Sss xr
U 40 BRISTOL (ENGLAND). DIRECT,
SOMERSET. Captain st"mpcr Thursday, March
CABIN passage: $50 $50 and SO Return tickets az svor.
'eI %p st'Ers sosSs Ssss's. Ss,,e7ss Hs Is
w United States and Royai Mail Steamers
=. sn in. .'pee ses tho lane route.
recommended by Lieutenant Maury. U. ". both
SHsS$SIS. rsss.s ssss;s:y s:::sSS'' S::sS
b6kT,fi rhSr,d.y; snn,y. March Ma,c
p.,. From wh!G Sir, dock pis5 d North River
on .,.. .s..On'!'s terms s,sessse s2s ea,rcney
a%d.SD. where the noise and %"on are least. aapsans
degrec OF comiors hituerto unattainabio at sea
IL ). CoRiIs, Agent
Misna. Belgium the Rhine. sri,sorlaad &C.. Sc V via
ko,terdamc nc ,Cnns,ape.t route TO Paris. -
steamer 4
mail to tho Netherlands favotes with the pub
Trips regular rates low, comfort living perfect
FGSgIlI ssa's mDsE w;',,oo ,co Sls,sw,
Morris Europesn and American Expressly
t!sA yoss Ss!.R fyAsEs ss, srnAAhs
oA.sgSssA ssg 4oas o SSbSs sSSbys' 5issd asS
tsSia ss;a ssss ss as
% sEos @ ss-as @ sfs sS.1
TINTED STATES NAIL LINE-srtAM TO QUEENS
" TOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
sailing ON Tuesday
from pier 53 North River loot Of Charles ST.
wESslS e kSabx xSIbxA March s 81 noon
Cabin, SO, $50, $7J. currency.
intermediate. $40; Stcersge, SO
T GSossa TO and from paris. HAMBURG Norxay
lowest rates.
WILLIAMS a GuroH. 20 Broadway.
TINTED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU.-OfFICTAL
~ passports OF tho Department OF State ssued Post
eIes ~ sQy. lake ELEVATOR at pathyet sQpsr
The New York herald., 1878-02-28
EukoPEAv STEAMSHIPS.

IL Tor fly@oa,h. chs-sea5s .na n.nsurrs :.
GiSBI4 Mach sreS Il
Rates Of passage 70 rymouth London chssbe1rs Ham.
ssSps xGssabr fss $50 & &sd sse's' 'SsED fsq oAs
q h,osa 81 New York A's 81 Bross@sy % Ssw York.
NArISSHSssLo ots HE r :. AMP ss NosTH RIVER
FOR LONDON tvie.oris dosk,.
Cabin $50 SO currency s,eerage sae Drafs. from
al s s.sa very low sts es 60
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
IN steamship Line, between New York. Southampton.
Lonaon Havre aud Bremen.
t,ompany's pier. foot OF I'd 81. Hoboken-
Hermann. sal. March oDEk Sat. March rs
Rates Of passage from New York southampton Lon
First cabin 500. soc second Cabin $40 gold: Steer
age $50 currency Return tickets reduced rates Pro-
'' "''SA' ps SELriG''s rfS' : CO. sa~ns Green
,ENxsEsAALx TsxANssTWLAyNTIeD ssW oo2MnP1Syy
ss% Sgsm Hse ss .. st.
IABEA IA DoK sanger.. "Wednesday, March 8. A. N.
oHSApA Frsnsss sdnesGsy. April 5. a. NJ
For freight HogIs q 81 AGpy Agent So Ba
ALoSzo sh0rWELL. 3c6sssnut st.
WILsoNs LINE-To SOUTHAMPTON AND HULL,
dTRA dFR ASTT9 r1,, g
.ySfsis ssF% co. oADsy g oSs Ss ia to
CooK's TOURIST TICKETS TO ALL PARTS OF
OEurope single Journey and Excursion Tickets, avail
able any day and by any tran AZ reduced rAes. by air
First psrsonay sondacied party leaves New York Aprl
$500 gold Cooks Excursiouist consaning full nartc.
riars together WIN tor the Paris Exhibition.
COOK. SON 4 JENKINS, PSI broadway New York.