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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-05
THE TIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
THE RRADJusTERs IN CoNTRoL-GoyERNoR HoLLI-
DAYS MESSAGE.


DAYS MESSAGE.
RICHMOND, Va, Dec. 4.-The General AS
semny OF Virginia yesterday in Its first bien-
NAL session The work Of organization went quietly
TO the end the Readjusters oeetBg all the officers in
both houses rs nominated by them In caucus. The ma
ioritIes by which officers OF the House were elected
ranged from l., while in the senate they ranged
from 10 49, showing an average J"iat majority OF -
for the ReadJEsters.
After the perfection OF organization joint com
mit;ee waited on Governor Holiday 10 inform him OF
the fact and he thereafter sent in his message
The document nearly wholly devoted 10 discussion
of the public lie fully Endorses the settlement
made during last session. known ;Ae Mccullough BILL
and states that outstanding ali the agitation look
ing a repeal OF the measure, which had tendency to
| cheek the bringing In oi the Old bonds, nearly
~ 100000 of old bonds had already been exchanged Tor
new ones. In regard to the merits OF the McCuloch
| bill he says:
60 far as can gather the outside world regarded it
NJ FAIR and reasonable aud such as would In no way in
fringe upon tue honor OF the STATE which was matter
| OF vital inport in settlement we might make. III
would preserve Virginia place among tho Nations
the OPINION of the world why Do accented
by the people UT the state as IN every Way desirable
more than the Whole sum involved TO the material
est OF the Commonwealth Ny views are very clear aud
even the principal of The debt large II is. is OF but
little import in comparison with the states credit ana
nothing Inability, can justify or excuse It's
nOnpayment
The Governor urges the economsDg Of the Resources
Of the State that they be made effective for the
three great objects which they dedicated-the
support the Government the carrying OF tine pub
lie free schools and the payment Of the public debt
After the reading OF the message In the Senate reSo-
luton was adopted under suspension OF the
! rules, fixing upon Friday. the 9Th inst, for the
election OF State officers, including Secretary OF the
Common wealth. Frst aud Second Auditors, Treasurer
and others-fonrteen IN all.
The Readjusters large majority on joint ballot justi
flea the assertion that clean sweep VIII be made OF all
the In TIE elections to-day all The Repub-
Iicans except four voted with the Readjusters.
A CAUCUS AND CONFERENCE.
The resolution which passed the Senate yesterday
fixing tomorrow the election OF State officers failed
to reach the to-day before that body adjourned
and consequently cannot be passed in time carry
out its provisions The time for the election OF said
officers will therefore have TO be changed.
The Readusters were In caucus short time tonight.
hut without making nominations adjourned till tOmor-
night.
The Debtpaycrs held a brief conference. and after
discussing the situation, concluded TO make no formal
nominations but to cast their yots for the present in
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ACCUSED OF THROWING vITRloL.

Before Justice Elliott. in Brooklyn, ycstcr-
day. Wolf Marks of Broomest.. this CITY, appeared rs
cCmpla!raut against his wife. MIRA Amrct;a Marks, OF
No 81 y. Fcurtl-st, whom be charged with Throwing
V:rio upon him Marks and his WHO have lived apart
for r,ore than year. lie testified that on recent
sunday hc went 10 his wifes rooms to set some oedin
Mrs Marks said 10 him that II he touched anything he
would be dead H. opened a closet door, ana oc-
gan to collect some articles, when h!s wife, who hsd
held hand behind her, suddenly produced oottIs
aud al rcnpicd 70 throw the contents upon him pdft
Of the Guld fell on his coat. burning holes IN ~. re
seized the bottle and round 1t labelled on OF Nirlol
Nhfks's testimony was G rrObOrafe1 by Samuel krpps
who accompanied Marks tho house For the defence
boy named James W. Jenkins testified mat ue saw
irks take - bottle from his wie he then went CUT
into the street and turned the mouth OF tie Doltle
against his coat making red spots on 1t. Ino case was
nlilurI ed A Wlch.
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PROSPECTS IN SOUTHERN COLORADO.
AN ADDRESS BEFORE TnE BULLION CLUB BY MAJOR

c. n. MINTYRr.
Major G.. III. Mcintyre, Of Ouray, Colorado,
addressed the Bullion club last evening the mines OF
Ouray and San Juan Counties. Tho district about which
the speaker spoke that part Of tho Ute Reservation
eeded 10 the Government IN 1879.
At Ouray which Is n camp of about 1000 inhabitants
OF an altitude 1900 the level ores can
he treated all Of the year. the lecturer SAID
because the numerous boiling springs emptying into
the Uucompahgre River. which prevent Is frcm ireez
ing over and tine water power there makes IL
valuabls for reduction The mines at OsIay Of
special noor,,y those Of Bigcei, short distance
from the town. The Grand View IL another valuable
mine ruuring from 500 TO $3.50 10 gold ard 800 in
silver for each ton OF Fishermaus Mine on tho
OF ore. and worked continually and success
folly. The formation of the country is peculiarly dihr
cnt from any other IN the district; red sand stoRe,
mestOnr coal, timber and nrc-cay 10 bc found ~
tits section great abundance. IN tbe Red Mount an
Valley four mites from Ouray, are also good mines.
with large amount 81 coal ani iron. Other mines IN
this region have gained a great deal OF B0orety. anu
have brfn successfully developed. At Mineral Guy.
village from 05O 20 120NO feet above the rcacvel.
timb,r Is growing ut an elevation OF l1-90 feet Az
Anlmr- FORK there concentrating works Ia opera
ion; and nt SiivrrtOn, another large camp. ores can
be treated at all seasons There is also mill at Glad
stone, ~ l. Ike city Tho reduction works more
extensive than NJ ofhtr place. and they are oPcTH-
Ing successfully treating of ali kinda. Ibo mines
Oi this section have not been thoroughly developed ~
though tut has been found to yicd Than 100
onncrs OF silver 10 tie ton.
have travelled. continued the speaker. in various
other mining districts, TN nave seen uotnlDg superior
IN quantity quality TO Ouray and san Juan Counties
What is needed 10 more capital ana mills TO treat tbe
There gold IN san Miguel. but prnri-
paly In tho placer mines. The reports about the IN
dIln u.rising haye exaggerated, and there
IL really no excitement IN san Juan.
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THE COURTS.

FINANCES or A BROKEN BANK.
TESTIMONY OF THE BANK rxAMINEE IN TUE CASE
or THE MECHANICS AND LABoRERs' SAVINGS
BANK.
The trial OF the indicted officers and di-
reciors Of the Mechanics ana Laborers' Savings Bank
In jersey CITY caused much excitement among the
LOO depositors and the courtroom was crowded
yesterday. Washington u. Williams he Bank Exam
ner and also the receiver OF The broken bank was the
only witness examined yesterday.
When Air Williams examined the books OF the bank I'll
the direction OF Chancellor Runyon. he found that the
unsecured liabilities footed mp S236Os2 including
s2lO 100 duo depositors In the savings hank depart
meni. aud $6.S76 due special depositos. The first
cages held by the hank amounted TO S7s50f The
second mortgages $29s7O, and the bills receivable
Ia 81 5.7O7. There also $4,000 IN four pohcts
for % 900 each the life Of John Haard. the pe9i-
dent O the bank, which had been assigned 20 IN" bhK
security for % the money be had taken ioai iLs
vaults.
Several, Of the indignant depositors 81 the bank fol-
LEVIED the defendants the trial from tho courthouse
os "Wednesday afternoon. and jeered NJ them on Tue
street c3usng crowd 10 gather As Court was about
o adjourn yesterday judge Garrcts0D warned oil pre-
cat that the defendants under tho protection OF
the Court lie should punish for CONTEMPT OF court an
persons who porsistel m such unlawful acts
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large BAIL IN A BIGAMY CASE.

John Z. Cowen was brought before Judge
Moore. In tho Kings County Court OF Sessions yes'er
day. on writ of habeas corpus and Application was
made TO admit him to BAIL The charge against him Is
bisapy and when arragaed before Justice Senior he
waived examination ana held for the Grand jury
notion III, alleged that Cowen was married about tf
teen years ago, and that his wife Is eth living
month ago he was married 10 Mss Elizabeth Dert, WIN
whom be- had become acquainted In a wholesale drug
house m this city, whore they both employed ana
they went TO Brooklyn to I've. Tue nrst we learned
OF her husbands marriage and informed the second OF
the rne state OF hairs The latter thercupOn caused
COWens arrest. The application was opposed ny Asss
taDt DsrieAttOrncy Weinberg who said that ths was
know edge Judge Moore fixed the bail at $1,000.
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vd-Appeals Dismissed for stated opinion b,
Goepp D. ilsd this day; Alker G. T.. coDcurs.
~ Judges slnD0tt and Shes-Seresheimer agf. naer .
Order dlsour
willis AIT. smith order appealed with $40 costa ami d y
bursenents of auDeal
By Judges O0epD Slanott and ScaTansch agt E.singer
OfGr with flO ana disbursements OF APPEAL
discerning 9pinsO1 BY Goepp. J.
BY thefJpstice Alker AMI Judges NcAdan and Sheridan
Ennis aet Deyln.JHdgment affirmed with costs and ".
b1rsenents. - ~.
~ hieiJustlce Alker and Jndg, ShcaO'suliivsn svt
Duanbcry-J affirmed with 80 and dsDurscu1cnfs.
Marine -CkGabUg--Bv Judge SherdaD.--
Crottr ag D"ugh,y Sturteyant aet Sire; Nichols act
Fletcher N O0u granted TeatOr JOdraardtPr0cetd
ings amended. Lawrence set NAxwsI-M oton erantef.
third party Ordered aud aside. Broad
Company limited, agt Campbell Notion denied win so
coats. ManIig the New Eaglnd Mutual fasuf-
tOmgsny.-AO,io1 granted Produce Aeitsa.
CGse settled and lied Stllncs AIT BAsWeil. Wilf.6s
KnGiz Notion granted VITA paigffffb<
note 81 issue within six DAYS etc HrlDerI agi. Stesk
ton granted With costs 10 llainin 10 abide
p'nheimer aRt Nor ner A0oa aenied OF ce.s nlat gb
mlft!ng examination BTcgeer agt.
Aoicn granted defrndan; submitting
Bfe'Teser sfurzeHdorfrr. 1orcn denIed pisnfi6
fling ~ within six days. Johnston Van
-Deifndant ordered 10 fe answer in Two days
BY Judge siunOt.-Meyer agt WrghtUTder settled and
fled
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rAI.ENnAK- rHI1 DAY

srP,rsP Cougr-CHaN aHas-Bga.ly. J.-couFt opens at
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a isl i3s 81 i5S ~. ISL Isl iSe 3cG 2is sis 2i
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lses isi 40 $50 lsiS 1871. 1915 1880 isso ISL
P.t i7 s 1rfe a cur, Omen. n 1910 mase
on, 80 al iDrs6an,s AIT benson. 40 day calendar.
cl msi Nos lso7 81, 7Ss ~ a9i iiS7 80 isSs
1895 22jl 1865 1892. 2l5l 22O5. 2ioO 1870 1885, si7
surKmoR couHT-,ESERAL TERx.-Adlourned die.
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PAgr n-Aaourned unit December Is.
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COMMON GEsERAL TEay-Adiourned for the term.
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opens II 10 mShort ansessos. s1O6 1891 1853 1929.
81 1913 37g5 S463. 1884, $780, Sosi $685. SsSo. So0l.
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sGs 1851 iji sS5 2ssS s5S S9il sSo7 s2s ssi2 1856
S76 S76z SEQ 4O2J. $780, i0l9 1927 37sO $780, sO3l.
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CausesNos 1913 302. $685. 4G7. l5 36lJ 3lJ5, 35IS,
81 D. 56sl, 3s7l 1904 56a9 $500, $685. S9lv SO 5s0l,
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81 ~. go :. 1870. 500. 3G3S
GENERAL sE,s0S--PA9T I-COwInr. 1.-The People agt.
Joseph Nokemer Mary NOiAcfner. Administering with
intent 10 XIII John Cannon. ronous assault anc battery
William Gordon, burglary ward IT, larceny ifOm the
person: William lIasy Charles r. Emerson grand larceny;
Martin Reilly. George Z. Jackson. burglary.
t,iifcrsicC j.inc People lgt Michael tyncs.
Clynes robbery; Edward NcDcrmoit. Thomas II.
scott Taylor, Joseph LaresRa feonious
battery; Thomas Shea burglary Edward l. Hubbard John
Conners grand larceny Mary Smith, Richard Walton.
Jones. larceny from the person. James Doran Dett
iarccny.
BabO. hOmicice.
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ADVICE 10 YOUNG MEN.

ChckeIinR Hall WAS crowded lust evening
by the mcmbers OF the Bank Clerks Mutual Benefit As
sociton and their friends. who had assembled for the
celebration OF the eleventh anniversary OF that society
A. A. ardcnbcrg. president OF the Hudson County Ma
iiOnal Bank made address n which lac spoke OF tho
history OF the organization. its work and pros-
poets.
Pr sdent W. Coggoshal IN MS annual report said that
the present OF tho association ss3it2 6S-
IN cxrcss o. s. 900 thu yeas ago. The
Rev DR.. G. :. Robinson and the Rev. DIR. j. W. Ludlow
ndr sscd thr audience. Dwelling particularly upon The
necessity that young business should be supported
by night principles and that they should have rs their
icading motive IN the requirement. of wealth the desire
TO Lelp those around tncn. Several sung
vs. mcmbcrs OF the Bank CierKs Musical Association
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, y. Y, Dec. 4.-ln the Court of
Appeas to-lay--pIesent, the Hon. Sanford T. Church
G. j. and associates the following business was trans
noted:
No sos-John W. Eighmy plaintiff error. agi the Peo
iIe defendants Argued by Fish Tor plainun
error and n. C. defendants in No l2s.-
George Wilkes appellant, agt tho Mayor and
rrgCd by George :. Wilkes
flr appellant, j. j. Dem o r'spordrnts No ln3.
-latterGo,d, appellant agt samuel Wood ~ al
Tor "a peiAnL Argued by ~amnel
Wood for respondents No 73James J. 6arcklay. trustee
etc, appellant agt. David W ingalls, Ell AL respondents
by Jane, L. Jenkins for appellant and L. D. White
RESPONDENTS.
The fooang Is the calendar Of the Appeals
Frday. December :, 1879 Nos 81 125. 81 49, 1872 1884,
lyG. Isl.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
COUNTRY HOUSE BURNED.

The house of Mrs. J. Howard Wainwright,
daughtern law OF the late Bishop Wainwright at Nj
ton Point. Rye Westchcster County, entirely de-
sroyed by fire about II o'clock Wcdne sday night.
Mrs. Wainwright md her four the Oldest about
eighteen years old together with the domesics had all
retired early and being aroused by TIE coachman.
who0ocuped in the earring shonse. had barely
time escape from the burning building IN their night
clothes The contents OF the house also consumed
The origin OF the ere is mystery MR.. Wainwright,
election day. had the misfortune 10 break one ~ her
She had sufficiently recovered from her njnry 10
faud up IN IN her hurried efforts To make her escape
from the burning house Wednesday night she agaln
broke the leg. The property said to DC Insured Tor
"A limited Amount
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from the vandalia the reporting OF Surgeon wnsow
aud ordered 70 proceed home and await orders sur
geon George f. winslow has been ordered 20 the van
dalia Surgeon II. Beaumont has bccn detached rom
the Marion account Of indisposon, and VIII await
orders.
Lieutenant Theodore Porter has been detached from
the experimental battery &C Annapolis on the reporting
OF Lieutenant Wsdonms and ordered to the Pcwhathn
Lieutenant A. widdams has been detached from the
Coast Survey and ordered 70 tho experimental paeS
Anunnnlle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-05
NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.-The United States
steamship Kearsarge reported having arrived at
Port Royal, s. &.
Rear-Admiral X. ~ wynan Will transfer his nag from
the Powhatan to the Tennessee at Sew-Iork, on the
10th inst.
The resignation OF Past Acknowledgements OF the
Navy H. p. Paulding. accepted to-day.
Surgeon IL J. Babiu has been detached from the
Marine Barracks. HewYork. and ordered the Marion
Surgeon Il g. Bogert has been ordered 10 the Marine
Barracks, New-York. J. X. Tryon has been detached
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-05
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE Following bust
ues was transacted IN the Supreme Court OF the United
States to-day:
no 96- Gates al. plaintiff in error aet James s.
Co0oe eXecut q Argument continued by j. H. neis
kr and concluded by Luke W. Finlay
for defendant No. 53 iliam Cummings.
urer appellant. act ia" Merchants National Bank Of
Toledo Ohio appeal fri phip; and Ma 621F w. Potion.
treasurer appellant ,a- Commercial National lSanE
OhoTho argument opened by J. X. IGu
lion appel continued ~ W Swayne Tor tho
appellee Adjourned until at ~ o'clock
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the country rcst with the words peace peace and
tho eausl which Last Summer IL reused the ei
mens OF society with the To your tents, Israel
Ouly thinc-ltvng .peeoh-can stem the press. ~
was his that enabled Blaine and sherman ana forty
other eloquent speakers carry Maine honeycombed
U was with the truth dolusion which ever
you prefer The speaker closed with an e1hofatoI !"
earuest individual action
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-05
THE LECTURE PLATFORM.

ADDRESSES BY PHILLIPS AND OTHERS.
WENDELL PHILLIPS GIVES MS VIEWS OF THE
POWER or THE PRESS FOR GOOD AND Evil
MAJOR M,ISTYRE on COLORADO MINEs-ADvICE
TO BANK CLERKS.
Wendell Phillips lectured in this city last evening
ON the Press. He spoke with much earnestness of
its power and influence, and pointed out ut
considerable length what in his view were
it's faults, "a at present conducted. Inc
mining prospects in Southern Colorado were
described by Major c. II. Mcintyre before the
Bullion Club, and the Rev. Drs. {. s. Robinson and
}. NJ. Ludlow addressed members Of the Bank
Clerks Mutual Benefit Association. at Chiekerng
Hall
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ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.-Captain J. c. Won
Herrmann 4th Infantry, has been appointed 10 act us
inspector Of certain medical property hand the
Arsenal Indiana, reported requiring the
action Of inspector and for which Acting Assistant
Surgeon y. = NewcOne United States Army, Is resp0n-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-05
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Detective Squires OF the Troy Police, yes
terday arrested lenry = Iaeck. charged with obtain
ing goods from william H. Young, of Troy. Wholesale
stationer a forged order Young for Sll0 in adj
pencils Wren Halleck called yesterday at the Post
Office for ha detective arrested him. DO at
tempted to draw pistol, which was taken away from
him.
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AT CHESTER pENS-Loss 81. 900.

CHESTER, Penn, Dec 4.-Thc shoddy mill
OF Bowers Sons in this city. almost entirely de-
sroyrd nv fire this evening. Loss about $1,000 nsur-
auce $4,000, IN Philadelphia companies.
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BOSTON 10 HAVE THE COLOSSEUM.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 4.-The large iron
building, known as the Colosseum. which was brought
here from New-YOrk during the Centennial year, MAJ
been sold 10 Boston people. and will be removed 10 tina
city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-05

A lecturer was explaining TO q little girl
bow lobster cast his shell when he had outgown H.
Said he, What do you do when you have outgro wn
your clothes You aside. do you not q" 'Oh,
no." replied the little one We lot out the tucks."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-05

For BUILDING ON.n-Merchant Qoq.)-
"wee. Donai, LnEts been awfu' times for sheep"
Donald Nae only for hem but aohi a things gacn
thae devil a. moo" Merchant" Sosh. mani ~ that's
the way OF he'll need I'LL extern his premises "fFun.
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AT ALBANY. y. Y.-Loss $4,000.

ALBANY, Dec. 4.-McCloskey's hay scales
properly, corner OF Plain and Pbpssts destroyed
NV fire to-day. The loss i. about $4,000
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GREAT BRITAIYS BLAST FURNACES.

From The bulletin Of the Iron and steel Assocf0tion.
The following is a complete list of all the
blast the United Kingdom the lst OF No
vember. 1879:
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gorales ano fenoers.
CRATES AND FENDEBS.

The largest manufactures OF low and halt low Crates %
clther har sofcoal with dumping or shaking HtsSs
ment brass open fepaees. with snirons AND $500
crates Tor wood fires bss fendcfs Fire nets ami Goa n
az antique aud modern designs. Wholesale and retaaL
Estimates given TO builders ractOts ana aein"Ses
JAS. CONONER Co. SOC and Sv5 Isialst ~ -
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Wrenn GielMfrs.

4 MEXICAN LINE tor QUEENSTOWN and
N LIvERPOOL.-Ony Transatlantic Line uuder tho
AMERICAS FLAG. sailing every Thursday from Phila
celp I'd every "Wednesday fron Liverpool Extra salnks
alternate Wednesdays. Philadelphia alternate saar-
from Liverpool
ohio THURSDAY, Dec IL, Sam.
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GUION LINE. -
VI UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
ron nIFEp\ST0NN Ann IINIRPD0T.

VI UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS,
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
Leaving Pier Gs ". foot OF klngst
HFVA DA... EsDAY. Dec 16. 7:3O N
WlsCONSIN y lSbA y, pec ~. p IA
TUESDAY Dec. 50. D a IN
XYDMIN Sc EsDAY. jan IL
r7- These steamers but OF rOn water-ugh.
paftmens requisite 10 make
the passage the Atlantic both safe and agreeable hav
;nH bath room, smoking-r0nm. drawing rOOm ano and
library also dess aud caterer
all upper deck thus
ing Those OF all Injuries at sea perfect ventilation
ami l'ght.
CABIN PASSAGE according 10 statero0mi $50 $50 aud
500. INTERMEDIATE $40 sTEERAGE. at low rates.
OFFICE. No. 20 BROADWAY. -