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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-02
DEClSlONS-MAY |.

Supreme Court Chambws-By Judge Barrett
By the failure TO file exceptions granted in conformity
thereto In the matter Of oizmai-epGrt confirmed eh
than Mr. could be Obtained for me property
Inc report !, aGeoiu P at dgesoDecTee granted
see 20 Robert pge on aneson Of permanent ali.
mony counsel fee. Couday ag shaw-Moi:on granted
order TO notice Barrow agt WiniamsJndg-
ment granted. Leben agt. fcrroro; Martin agt' HILL
BV Judge Iawrence-Norton ag American Ring ComDanyi
Hennessey sgt Greenwich Insurance Company; ALBRIGHT
DOUGLAS In he matter Of Union Theological SeuAhAly-
SDsciai Tsra-By Worst Bernhemer ct al agt
XIV ndse IawTcnceSKing act Daege etc.
Order denying motion for n new trial granted.
superior COart-Npec'dt Iam-By Judge curtis
BOrland AIT. the Mercantile Mutual insurance Si1 -
settled amendments nos Co. Cs 49, u and o. are al
lowed. 81, -,
judge Ct l ssL ka1b oi ct al
oTGer denying motion Tor pq ll ded
judgment and order Affirmed The Assoc,auon et8 l1t
ct al defendant Wright not to costs Name ct al aSt
% ~ ncvoc o., nj t'Iraga1 All Dillon 81 nj, Hender.
son agt savage Rsdway agt Desar Whitman ag Horton;
Amberg agt HarkIns; Thomas aet Farrcfi Dnrand agt
Clark Levy Cohen Jan agt Colin the Merchants
National Bank ag Reid Hermann agt. McAnameg Thay er
Weber johns Fmassns set Gotfoers granted
Chambers Appleton ct al In consideration OF the posi-
Nugen It. Batisr ct a~order appointing Mott re-
ceye etc. Faulkner al nan 81 al-I;csettlement
denied liayemeyer aft FneTM oli1n deniedi hooe PC
Bachelor SILVER Mining COMPANY OF Colorado Motion
SEE memorlndum Learned agt Reid-Deiendants should
hand proposed findings and requests they nave not
been handed to the Court
Marine COgrt-Chdmb9S-B Judge Goepp.-
Ward agt Kelley agt the Recimocatng screw and
Machine Company, MnOHs granted. Garry agt Dudley.
Motion granted order 10 SHOW cause DISMISSED webb agt
grained with $40 Andes agt Is
DISCHARGED Gibson agt Gwynn-Deiendant
purged OF contempt Walsh Il. Dean watson agt White
Field agt sample; Lindeman sgt Bond; Thompson AIT
YOung-JudgmeIts In special proceedings. kalt0n agt
f1r defendant. hartOn agt Dune anu
Other-JdGgmeni for plaiutn. ChrlsoDsen agt DuIle-
Holmes Judgment Tor
defendant a SchubGe gclMOtiOn granted order
set as Thoman agt Thompson de
nled without costs SChelch agt POrges-MOion denlel
with $40 costs kellogg agL TafeMoon denied without
SeeGOrf; ttabe ogt Eoneer gibbons agl
Dunn Striker sgt. Weber; Boyd agt Shupo stone agt
COtteeer BoOkman aet Elmer CanpOei agl. hauhIon
Barre AIT Barnett; kOiZ AIT. COrbeson; I0mhaY agJ
Holmes spiro lgt Hunter; Townsend agt Dean Liver
more agt observation-disclosures. uarock at. solomon
granted with $40 and defendant allowed three
By iuIge AcAdlm.-Portman agt. weeks-Case settled
and filed.
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ITO PHILADELPHIA
Il VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
Fourteen Through Trains each daily three CepOts T.
Piis.ieiphia two I, NeW-YorI.
Double Track. tho most Improved Equipment and ts
Fastest Time consistent with absolute SAFETY.
On and after April %. 1879.
EXpres. Trains leave via and Cort-
linrf street Fenies follows:
45u, 3O. $50, DC hmted II a. $50 !, ., o. 1880.
$50 ami ~ J. m. sanaay 430and a M D. D. $780, $50
aud q o.
Boots ii Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
trains at Jersey cy aOrding speedy direct transfer
Tor Brook lyn travel
Returning leave Philadelphia 1901. 800, $50. Z.
7:aJ. $50 ana IL Q4nibsd Express lSO y. nh 2 4.
$780, ana 1886 D. ON Sunday, l2ul, SEQ, 500, o3j
a. m. /. 7S5 D. m.
Ticket Ollees-NOs 52G ana 94i Broadway. No. l Astor
House and Of De-brosss and Coraudtst No Court
ana Brooklyn Annex Depot fool oi Fulton Il, Brook
lYn Nos Ia. llG and lis HudsOn-s ST., Hobc1eh 4;
Depot jersey CITY. Euligraut Ticket olce No Bat
tory place ]. Y. FAkMEH
PRANK THOMSON, Genl Passenger Agt
General Manager
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ness-so black can almost feel 1t! have no feelings
revenge now. Why attn so changed IN mat way on !
to myself seem as log plunged ~ .n" "s drawn
oh. shall die! Help!
William NJ. Tweed who announces himself as " poor
debased BIN Tweed" say he has jumped into the 'or-
lures OF hell with milestone around MS NECK anu
adds:
Tell the people in the world that Boss Tweed is no
longer a reptie. No; publication comes WIN death
No nor does be burn with impeishabie flames o lor
ture No; God ia morciful But j. there not wofss
burning than this f-the consuming fire q Voume o
sin7 Can any outside aniction comra!e WIN Ins !
me nv harvest OF punishment had, In the truth OF
fallen III the spirit OF Cod Deter ppae g, on I'D
good possession of kind Offer TO their kng OF goou
ness ana Just ce Prepare the gifts of pure and up
right life. such as the angels VIII receive anu suon d"
Will not cause You TO Dlush
TALKS WITH SPIRITS OF ALL CREEDs.
Cbapter VI is devoted TO communications from those
who died in infancy or childhood, and Chapter Will 10
communications from the Rev. Dr. Muhlenberg, Arch
bisbop Hughes Bishop James, Martin Luther, john
CALVIN swelenborg, Theodore Parker and Pius the
Ninth. The latter, IL his communication Is TO be re-
ceyed as authentic has changed MS mind since the
C,cnnenca Council and says he has FALLEN from power
INTO the position Of delinquent" Moses says; Gentles
ami res1ected Jews IL behoovcs me to come IN the
fluctuations of country, the prospect OF Whicu Is uh
and a long way from peaceful resi- fOhlus Ilae' WIZ
underscOres his name four times, say aln wi -
whelmed VITA misery shown to me in every Phase OF
my guilt by Coos finger OF wrath, although never n
he taught me the word fear 81. refer pegans sdrd ~
His name and let every creature amen John the
Baptist and Paul also give their experiences
In an appendix table Is given. showing the ength Vi
time taken by the different spirits In communicating
SKETCH OF MR.. RIDDLE
Henry Kidde educated in New-fork CITY, anu
has been connected with the public schools for more
than forty years. Ten years of this time he was III
charge OF one of the schools 1t Ia said that ne WI"
really Acting superintendent for twentythree years.
though bearing the title OF Chief Assistant euper-
tepdent Since 1870 he has been superintendent I'D
name as well as in fact To this position ne has peeh
elected every second year by the Boar1 OF Education
He has had q part in several publications. ana had
associated with HIM Alexander j. sehem, Asslstan,
Superiu1 ldent of Public Schools, III the edltots'p VI
"Cyclola liza of Education" published in IS. ana
" Year Book OF Education" which appeared III 1873
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CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SVPRTNF C0URT-CHA MBEBs-Barrett Nos 80. 90 1o7,
lCG 1856 So 1873 1875 49, 1874 ia l7s lsi loe, 200 2O2
22.. BOB. 266. PCS. 2IO. 27l. 212. 273. pa. go.
GENERAL TER3l-Ad iOUTneG sine nc
.PECIAL 1ERM-AdiOurued until tomorrow NJ u M.
IIRCIII-PAKT l. Nos. 2O11, lJ2 o. 532,
3lOg 1856 5s2 1868 3GIs Glj @Gl7, 5G9, $780, 3G IL
522 S6Z3 1923 1921 1929 3G33 1854 $685., 5G57, $685.
3G3 !. 5O+2. 49, 800 $500,
3Slk. 500, 4lyi. $50. 4S6J.
PAN IiI-LawroIoe J.-Case on, No. 4905-Buter agt.
Ftlck Ne day calendar.
SUIERIoR CoUgT-GENEBAL TEgN-Adiourncd sine dle
SPECIAL. TERM-SedgWiCa, J.-NO day calendar.
TRIAL TEKA-PAgT l-AdjOurned ior the torn.
PAkT II-AdJOurIcd tUI the tern.
PART II I-AGlJuTncd for the term.
COMMON PLEAs-GESEEAL TEiMAdiourned for the term.
SPECIAL 1ERM-C. L. DAILY, G. mo day calendar.
EQUITY TERa-Adi0uin iOr the term.
TRIAL TERA-PAH1 l-ACjOuTne1 for the term.
PAKI IL Adjourned TOT the tera
MAXINE CoGgr- TRIAL IKIAl-PARTs J. II and III.-Ad-
jOuTned for the term.
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TIE ELEVATED RAILROADS..
A RAPID TRANSIT DINNER.

A RAPID TRANSIT DINNER.
Cyrus w. Field gave last evening a dinner
at Demonico's to rends of rapid transit To the right
and left of President Field sat eXMayOrs Ely and Wick
ham. Among those present George w. ClldS, Of
The Philadelphia Ledger Collector Merritt. Postmaster
James, A ]. Drexel. Emigration Commissioner George
j. Forrest General Q. 4. Gilmore, U.sA ex-Judges W.
H. Palmer and Fitlhau. David A. Wells, Commissioner
Albert Fink, Henry NJ. spauldng, David Dudley Field,
b. g. Arnold, jose f. Navarro, General Horace Porter.
Colonel j. Ii. McCOok DR.. f. ii. Gilbert Henry ~ Alex
ander David BOWS. Josiah NJ Fiske, Robert Stewart,
n Guilford T. T. Onderdonk, A. s. Barnes b. j. Brew
ser and IT, r. Bishop.
a congratulatory address After a brief review the
history OF rapid transit Mr. Field referred 10 the
conferences between the two companies. He reiterated
the statements recently made by officers OF both roads,
that there would be crossings on the Same level and
no common use the track In regard 10 the pro-
posed extension OF the heTGOrk Road, MI Field SAID
apprehension has been expressed IN some quarters
that the NeWIOrk Elevated stopping at the CITY Hail.
would seek another extension down town by a road
alou Park Row and through Broadway, or through
unconscious that, the first place, have
night 20 there; and IL we had the night, DO NOT
think should wish % do 20, Tor IL s not demanded 10y
the public nor is 1t likely to pay"
Al the conclusion OF his address Mr. Field proposed
the heath OF eX-Alyor ELY, who responded briefly.
Commissioners Rapid Transit" General Horace POr
ter replied behalf of the Metropolitan Company
Speeches also made by Lawson y. Fuller and Post
master James
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ACLA1M FOR INJURIES on TIRE ELEVATED ROAD.

One suit, at least, against the New OK
Elevated Railroad Company. growing out of the COLI
sion that occurred the ForySecond Street Depot on
March % viii appear in the courts. Colonel Edward
Jardne brings action for 10000 damages, alleging
that he was the downgoing train when the collision
occurred he seriously injured IN the SIDE rbs
Grafton. The aintif during the rebellion was Colo
mel of the 9th New-YOrR Regiment, Hawkins Z1uaves,
and lost a leg while defending this city in the riots OF
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PROPOSALS FOR REPAIRING PAVE.

PROPOSALS FOR REPAIRING PAVE
4 MENTS IN TIL CITIES OF WASHINGTON AMI
GEOhGEIOWN. ID G.
ENGISEER DEPARTMENT, DISTRICT OF COLrNTHA,l
WASHINGTON. April -. 1873
RY DIRECTION OF THE BOARD OF CO iMlsSlON-
Frs SEALED PROPOSALS viii he rece d al tins office
until - O'CLOCK NJ, SATURDAY, MAY 1919. for the
repair Of streets and avenues III the CltltS or
Washington and Geo
Blank pro- and specifications may be obtained
flom this Office together With the necessary Information upon
app therefor and bids upon these forms Will alone be
sldpIed
No proposals win be received from any falling contractor
known the records ofthe District OF Columbia since
Tie light TO reject any all BIDS or parts OF
Major Engineer L. ;. A..
Engineer Comm ssiOner ID. O.
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4 SOLDIERS GRAVES.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DrPARIMENr,
QUARTRRMASTEg-GEN OFFTCR. ,
WASHINGTON D. e.. March 81, 1879 }
SEALED PROPOSALS. in tripicate, hereby invited
for furnishing Headst0nes for soldiers graves. IA Private
Village ana CITY Cemeteues provided y the law approved
February 3, 1879 OF which the iOo wing Is extract
That the secretary OF War Is hereby authorized 10 erect
headstone tue OF soldiers who served 40 the Reg
ulr Volunteer Army OF the United states during the
for the UnOn and who been buried private village
city cemeteries in the manner provided by the Ia"
Of March 3, 1913 for those inferred III National Military
Cemeteries"
The total number t. be furnished Is estimated at OuO
Specifications describing detail the standard fixed by the
Secretary War; ana blank forms Of proposals De had on
application person BY Letter To CAPITA a F. Rockwell
A. O. NJ L. s. A. IN charge OF National Cemeteries Washins
ton ID. g.
Specimens Of the Headsones to be furnished can be at
this
All bids should be accompanied by good and sufficient
guaranty viii be cOIsiuered except fOr American
Mhte Marble the grades named In the specifications
Proposals should be inclOsed sealed envelope, and en-
GOrsed for HcCstOnes ana addressed 10 the u
deIsgned whose Office they viii be opened IN The presence
bidders Monday, June 49, 1873, commencing at IL
O'clO. a. m
BY order OF the Secretary Of War.
NJ. c. MEIGS QuartemasterGenera, Z. 5. A.
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Ocean Cleaners.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD


NORlH GEHMhN lIIO i ~
~ srhA s S# hSP fa5DoTrr
MOsiL..........sa May3 D0NAU. My y
p91 T I9om 10 to io f IAN p
RATS r1n1 or r46SAfEA !Ef s$2%s sDO
FlRsr CABIN. tlny isEc9SD
Return tickets at reduce1 rates Prepaid '''"f"s' '0'"'
Storage tickets TO all points in the south Of ENGLAND $50
OELkICIiS ~ co. BowuJgsreen
ROTTERDAM LINE.
Eestesnes cos Per- adj PayoDis Ferry Jersey CITY
". A. sCHOL saturaay APIl -
hii CABIN ss5s76 % Cabin $50 seersgc So
H. CAZAUX, General Agent ~ South wiam-st
FUNcH bDYE & Co. q south william st. fIeigb, Asia
limited STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL
u STEAMSHIP LINE for ST. Thomas. Para Perusm
Duco Bahia and Rio faneIro connecting at StTtomas with
ne% rsc Ga fGT IRON 5esS6o crY Of Ro
Captain Weir, viii sail foi tho above ports TUESDAY
the 3D. Freight received times Roberts stores
BrcoElvn but only on permit from q" ora once -
rocy AT Lowest rates Through tickets points
eoons 81 anne ho 1d 20 Monievdo and Bue6s Ay1es
Freight be paid In advance For freight engage
q. II. MALLORY q co, Agents
Office Pier 90 y r.. near Fulton Ferry.
WHITE STAR LINE. ..,n.,,n,
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
49,. FOR OF EENsTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
eco steamer. Of ths Se aSe o e t6s S
ana honey ard VOYAGES. ,,,o ooo RI,
BRlrASNIC Capt. Perry. SATURDAY.. May $50 p IN
ERc r ns1t WITT I Al, ooK F63r uF W iorH
81. M " ia - '-'
These are and unsurpassed ap
rooms placed amshps where the NOISE aud motion e
least felt aordng degree OF comfort hitherto unaanaoe
RATEs-saloon. $50 and 800 Storage. s23 Return
Those steamers carry neither cattle, sheep nor pigs
For inspection OF plans and o,ne lNS1mSm9h Apply ap
Lut.st. Philadelphia X. j. COHflS, Agent
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TRE AsURY DEPARTMENT.

TRF AsURY DEPARTMENT,
WAsulNGICS. ID. Q, April 49, 1879
PROPOSALS to furnish certain medical sup
pics required The Of the Marine Hospital service
will Ice received in this ohce to noon OF WEDNE SA1
7th dave OF schedules Depart
mtns circular containing Instructions 10 the mode Of
mahpg proposals aud other information for the guidance Of
bidders viii be furnished by the SURGEON General Ot that
service upon application. Tie Department the
right TO reject any all Of the bids IL. +. FRENCH,
Assistant Secretary
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A distinguished Detroit judg was asked a
day 10 write IN little girls autographs
album. He compiled, as follows: My pen Is poor ny
lDetrot Free Press.
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pfoposdls.
tJtop0suIs.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY COMPANY OF
VI CANADA.
TENDERS FOR STORES

Tenders invited required by the Company
during the year commencing July /, 1872
Tender with List of Stores be had appca
ton General sorekeeper the Company Montreal
Tenders Endorsed Tender for Stores will be received
the undersigned on or before Saturday. Nay 81.
JOSEPH HICKSON,
General Manager
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SAFETY OF THE OLD WEST SIDE ROAD.

SAFETY OF THE OLD WEST SIDE ROAD.
The officers OF the New-YOrk Elevated Rail-
road Company say that there no cause for
alarm in Ihe action vi the Grand Jury ia recon-
mendlng report by competent engineers regarding tie
safety o. tho old portions OF the structure in Green
wicl-st and Nnth-sye. Cyrus w. Field, president Of
the company said We are engaged IN subst tut
ing new portions of the road IN Hnth-aVe in place OF
the cd part thore, and contracts have been made for
completing the new structure far the Battery We
hare determined to build these parts piece by piece
50 as not TO interrupt travel n we enjoined
would be freed from the necessity of accommodating
the public In tins respect. Our engineers have eI
AHMED the road carefully. and they say the old
partitions are as safe when they were built But
viii soon have new tracks completed We are Soing
10 have new dopots too"
ChicfEnglnoer Katie said " We wouldn't be
ming trains the old structure II IL per-
Siill there viii not be pound of IL left by
next Fall The for replacing t have all been
made three firms manufacturing The iron aud
now busy eIcayutIng for the formations
The structure Will be somewhat heavier than that
the East sid, the locomotives about three
tons than the old There will b. "a number
OF changes In the stations. The first one viii be IN
Bate yplace instead or Morrisst Then we viii put
one IN Rcctorst rs that point Is convenient IRON Wall
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GEALED PROPOSALS will be received ut
- the Office the Clerk OF the Board Of Education
Of Grand and Em-sts. until FRIDAY, MAY 2 1873 at ?.
H. supplying coal and wood required Tor the public
schools IN this city for the ensuing yearsaY ten thousand
OUUO) coal less and eight hundred and ATTY
pine WOOD Tho coal must BE- OF the best quality
Of furnace stove and nut sizes clean and in
good oracr Two thOllsaul Two hndet anu Ioty t-2iol
bounds and delivered In the bins of the
school buildings at such times ana IN such quantities
as required by the Committee on supplies.
proposals. state the mines from which 1t Is pro
posed to supply the coal TO be furnished from the mines
named accepted ana must STATE ne price per ION Oh TWO
thousand two hundred ana tort} t224V) pounds 49,
guam the various sizes Of coal required VIII be
tons nine hundred and my $3.50 tobs OF stove
size aud y $500 tons of size and six
The be OF the best quality the stick not less
than three ) feet long The pine WOOD must De oil he Des
quality Virginia, and not less Than three 90 ieet FIX to
inches Iona. proposal must stare the prce per cord or
one hundred and wentyeght 2s cubic Feet solid mea re
load for saving the price per cut per LOAD FOR sptn
quantity OF oak wood 20 be spit only as redurt 3y e
Committee on supplies Inc No1u wa DC l.sPos't dh9
un1e. the SUPERVISE OF the lhsp Tor or e 81
Board OF Education ana must DC deiye,d al Tue schools
follows Tw0thirs OF the quantity required from the ~
Of Time 10Th Of september anu the remainder as re-
qulrel by the Committee on supplies sad Wood Doih OAK
and pine, be delivered sawed ana wien required s
must he piled in the yards cellars vaults or bins OF me
school buildings as may be Igssnatsd " te ptoRer au
binding until the rst day OF June 1850 Two snrrues Tor
the faithful performance OF The contract WI be ielu ca anu
proposal must be accompanied ~ Inc SIGNATURES anu res
dencs proposed sueties No compensation VIII be
allowed Tor delivering said cca and wood OF the schools
nor for putting and ping the same III the yards cellars
vaults or bins OF SAID schools 49, ~. . - ,,, .
f tnt BSI@ or for Wood as the case may oe
The Committee reserve the right to reject Or ali pro-
posals received ,,,,r.rr,,,, ,D rp,rD
HENRY y. WEST,
DAVID WEIMORE,
JULIUS kATZEN BERG
BENZ. r. MANiEkkB.
Committee on supplies
Neyyork Aprfl II 1870
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4 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

- ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS. March
80 lS19:Leaye dep0ts foot 81 COrtna aud Desbrr~ses
100 D. m. Tor East0n. bethlehem, Alleutown, hgauaZ
Mauch Chunk. HazeltOn. MalAnOy Ciy, Ashland wilkes
barre. Scranton and Tunkhaunock.
$50 p m. Night Express, daily for E3st0n Bethlehem
Attention. AaHoh chuHk Nsifs-harr" -,"ira, Ith'yn
Geneva Auburn, Rochester, Buffalo Nagaa fals ana me
West Pullman sleeping coach attached. . .
ROBr AYE, Supt. and Engr
General Eastern Office Church and COtttndt sta
. = ! -
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LINE TO BOSTON,

PROVIDENCE LINE TO BO9TON,
VIA evidence Direct.
A FULL NIGHTS only l. MILES or RAIL.
THE FANORTTE PALACE STAAMEIS
MASSACHUSETTS,, Captain Roy Allen,
RHODE ISLAND. Captain Jesse Mott.
leave p. daily Sundays exceped from Pier 20 North
River foot of WarrsnstJ
Passengers arrive IN Boston q. No intermodis
landings between Now YOrA ana Providence.
Stsjefooms tickets Nos 363 397 7S5 ard
94Z Broadway. Metropolitan aud Fifth Avenue lOte y.
Y. aus 363 wash neOnsG BouKiyD. Also. cgots sold 1t
all hotel aud principal ticket Offices and al al offices Of West
colt Express Company.
l.. ". ElkINs, e. L. Ag't. ID. s. BABCOCk PIOs'k
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Orean Glfumel -

4 MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL.
"A me Transatlantic Line sailing under the AMERI-
OHIO sails SATURDAY. May 3, 3 a.
RED STAR LINE-TO ANTWERP.
10 pyi tEq% P9i3dslpsia and Ssw.Yorf
e PpSPf ara 9sGs 6Ss shs2a ecd
0O JOHN McboNAi.D Agent 3 Battcry.pace, New.York.
" UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
FOR QgEEnSIsr0w;Y AID - L !, ,
WYOMING ..... L.sDAY. MAY g. ga. m.
VISIONS IL LsDAh MAY ~ 70 m
" Va tDA 4; we va - p '
These steamers are built Of iron. In waerhght com
roens and are Win every requisite 70 maze
ing bathroom smoking room. drawngsoon piano aud L.
each The siaerooms all deck rnsung
those greatest Of all luxuIes at sea perfect ventilation and
CABIN PASSAGE according to srateEoom se5, SO and
OFFICE. NO. 20 Bk{92iA1PRW,AHX: G. arroN
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,
Pier Of COMPANY NO q Noith River loot Of Mor,Onst
Travellers by this line avoid both transit by English rail
way and the dseomforts OF crossing the Channel small
LABRRhhoR %ansicf wcGnSsasy NAY ~ Il no6 w.
cheef drawn on credT IyonnS PARIS in amount S TO
LOUIS DE BEBIAN. Agent, no. - Broadway
VNMAN LINE. ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY OF IGiiM0N D-.-....-. SATURDAY.; May, ~ m.
CRY OF BRUssELs TRspAY May IL p :, M n.
CCITYY or OF M9, ~ IS S9 n
CABIN s S aP e 6o N Sa foot Rs 81 se o, favor.
sTEEBAGE, s2s, currency. Drafts ut lowest rates
Saloons stsiorooms, smoking aud bathI andshlp1
JOHN O. DALE Asoa, 81 and 80 BFoaa way Ny
IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL. Hamburg
r,i A%sTs'R Packet c9mRa9ys Limo for PLYMOUTH
GsiLEi,r ~ VIII ND i, =; Nay %
sEa aIl DSns "a ERelaad sGoisad ana Wales Est cabin
1Sa1i p IcH si.6 g2Hs
81 Bfo4dst. New.iork. 81 Broadway. NewYork
NETWORK. HAVANA and MEXICAN
steamersleave Pier 40. North RIVER atsnm
.,. Calling a. Progresses Campeachy and srontara
CITi OF NE~YoaK ssiuaay' MAJ II
CITY OF WAsHINgroN Havana onlIl Thnrsday. Nav p.
natanoros ranpico TuT,tn. counecion with steamer
o' H'l 81 and ,, Broadway
NETWORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAI.
These nr,cIass steamship. vi, rs,n,,t,,
Pier so IS Norih laver follow, :" " H. '''n
sieamsnp sAN ilAGo DE CUBA. SATURDAY. May 3
Aeeonnoeaor; 9asnrpa'se For freight oappyp
LAWTOS BROS Agents In Havana.
pACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Il Sailing from Pier foot Canai-st North River
For l-tuMU~ or PANAMA:
Stcainshp t.tESf IN CITY, SATURDAY.
tonneciins T. Central ana S1uth Am-rcs Ne.ico
FuT San FRANCISCO via lSTINUA or PANAMA
htfaEsitp COLON. Tu'-siav. MAY %. noon.
Come Tor and SOpth
Prom san Francisco Tor japan and China
steamship CITY OF PEhlSG Thursday Nav ], noon.
from son Francisco 10 Honolulu New Zealand. and
Australia
ntearashiD AUSTRALIA, Monday. NAV IT, noon.
For freight or gonetal information companys
Onice. a pier foot OF Canal North Ilvar
Passengers forwarded 10 SAN FRANCISCO SAsDWICH
ISLANDS, JAIAN, CHINA. NEWZEALAND, AUS.
TRAL1A. SOUTH AMERICAN, CENTRAL AMERICAN
and MEXICAN PORTS
For information regard routes Apply 10 Tho