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STEM roWIYG on THE ERIE CANAL.

Information was received by the canal-boat-
men and AZ Produce Exchange yesterday that the
first through tow the Erie Canal nom Buffalo to
Rochester by the Belgian steam cable towing system
arrived at Rochester IL p. m. Tuesday. The tow
consisted five canalbOats loaded with 1000 tons OF
grain and the distance OF nnety-six miles COM
pleed in thiriy-nne hours, which ia saving of twcnt
three hours. /, is also stated that steam towing will
continue the remainder Of the season. which CLOSES Off
caly December o. ana although no DO ats are RETURN
for loads there considerable grain In transit The
boatmcn especially favor the cable system which j. To
be extended the entire length OF the canal from Buffalo
10 Troy distance Of 3i5 miles. II Ia expected that II
will he completed shortly after the enpenng OF naVl-
qured, ten running between Buffalo and kOches-
Ter.
The boaimcu say that the present canlOoats can he
used with steam towing by ctJie without alteration.
The washing of tine banks Is avoided and the boats Will
iTing ~ q large revenue.
Much complaint Is made that the canals are not run III
the interest oil commerce, many miii-OWnrrs. ny
water rights granted tn"m IN The days OF the kng are
running their mills with The water out Of the canal
plants are also made that at some plaoes The
sewers empty INTO the canals and The refuse from them
fills mp the has. Efforts VIII pe made AZ thr coming
.On OF the LEGISLATURE remedy these evil. Inc
business the canals this Is exceedingly
larg ana the capacity Of the Erie Canal, which Is
lo.OOO.OOO tons. / expected TO br further developed
year, thus increasing the revenue OF he state by
tols. Tine amount OF grain received by III canals YES
tcTiay was 200 400 bu-hcs against ll1122 by al the
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NOTES FROM HdMILToN COLLEGE.

lrRoM An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
CLINTON, Nov. 1S.-Though Hamilton Col
lcec j. said 60 be 'Way out IN the country.
she feels that she has claim on the attention oi e
metropolis She sent her president, the R'v Dr. = ".
Brown 10 switzerland as a delegate to the EvanRelcai
Alliance Is giving the world new asteroids ne'rp
every day. discovered by indeftgable astronomer
DR.. C. H. F. Peters, and has furnished Professor OF
Metaphysics the Rev. DR.. J. W. Mears, as candidate
for the GoveruorsLp OF the state Thus 10 Ia seen 'n
Hamilton. which has scores OF her In your city, II
by no means asleep IN the quiet Oriskany Vhhey.
The Fall term opened With hry freshmen u nrto'
number than usual At Tesent there are over loV SUI
don't N attendance Owing 10 the efforts OF the Faculty.
there has been far less hazDg here this Fall than COM
mon A new department has been estaoiisheu-'u"' vi
Natural History. In this is included the course W so
ogy This is under charge of Professor A. hsise5'
a graduate OF 1886.
Tbecaue row between sophomores and freshmen took
nace as usaal and was very hoty contested Much to
the SUNRISE Of ALL the Fresh" came out ahead The
chief interest in athletics s centred In baseball. Tue
nine Is well organized. and several very successful
games have already been played. An innovation was
made few days ago fhe out " days Of the term by
the rs who took tay-ho stage ride To the Oneidd
COmuunIty ana the village beyond The coach IN wnlch
the ride taken one of the four built for the
Overland NAL Company over twenty years ago IL Is
owned in Clinton.
Professor Mears. notwithstanding his abors college
professor and candidate for Governor, has also been
active IN his endeavOrs To reform the Oneida Commu
nifty. HIS report unon the subject was read before the
Central NewY0rk synod lew DAYS ago at BlngnamtOn
An item OF interest 10 The graduates OF Hamilton IS
that Presbyterian Synod OF Aba has JUST passed
q resolution recommending an endowment oI S5OOOOO
TO the College This Is To he presented TO all the synOIs
OF the State.
Tue Senior Glass have just elected the officers OF COM
mencement week. They ~ follows: Class Day-Pres
dent Chas. \. Gardiner, Fort CarrnEton orator. VIM
". Gufitn West Winfield poet, G. T. Pike. Philadelphia,
Penn: historian. X. j. Knox, Emira prophet, W. Is
Wincne WateIville; permanent secretary. George W.
Severance, Mexico. Tree Day-Pres.deDt, q. H. Otta-
way, Clinton; orator. A. d. Getman, Rch1eid sprlugs'
pootJ. d. Bigeow, CLINTON; treasurer e. 5. Strong
nt.ie
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EEr0R1s roR c0.opARArL0M.

TO Me EdiiOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: | have read the letter in to-day s
TRIBUNE under the heading OF a Step Toward Co
operation" and shall glad to subscribe S25
operation city the system OF the English dis-
trbudve societies. OF what l. here the Ruch-
dale plan. may also add tnat, TO make the movement
-ucct ssul. not oniy want the Iaen that sub
scribe thrr S2j. but the names and suppOrt of the
heads of lies tAat caUn afford to subscribe more
inan IL to 30 With view or asccrtamnE the number
of persons WHO would be wiling 70 hlp on the move
mcnt siIsecs thai they send their namts to the Co
AID Association, Office In Cooper lusfi-
ilie tnr Codpcratlye olrsalr society.
Ilniird. no IA Broadway. An persons senung iu tner
vii IN due cou-e rec lve notice ri the hIst meet
tnt To- b. hrIl. Yours truls JOuS GLEDuILL~
COjg,r0firc WhOi,sgtc society Limited. NO Ii Broad
run Acic- Ork. Nov. 10, 1879
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caArlcrLEIS7cs or THE COLONIES

In his fourth lecture on "Americas Place
I'm history" no the Brooklyn Art Association Building
Professor John Fke last evening spoke OF "The Thir
teen English Colonies" TIE earliest English expedi-
lions the New World he said. undertaken from
spirit OF hostility To spain. The nrst Engshnau who
the idea OF founding State these shores
Sir Walter Raleigh. The lecturer then recOunted
the establishment OF various colonies be-
ginning with Virginia and New-EB gland, and
SAID thlt three tnings especially worthy
Of nouce ia connection with them all. These
were first the great variety OF purposes out of which
tuey grew, and the grat variety or ranks races, aud
crecds walch we're embraced IN th,m. and which
made universal federation a necessity secondly, he
cd AIRY n type OF government. through \ popu-
lar assembly, OF winch England alone had
distinctly preserved the type. which sUrsug
up everywhere In the colonies. wen IN the panta-
OF Georgia in the villages of NcwEug land and
hind pace the enormous Inte 81 the colonies
erase IN population. WHICH at mat une was unpre-
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randnrn


rnnfnfD.
By Judge Donohue--we-i act. FTnch-order grarfed.
Nv Judy Iagreuce-FItzsimmOns the Fire Comma.
so3crs-Cfre rofice ~ notion Ham Fellows lam.
T1ohd y irle and ofleIsDrer ~ @tiled il a1
Rountres WlsDs.shOnd ihere be "a kfns
given BY the plainiih Reynolds agt. Wheatev "a
change the place OF trial sofao9a County Is DENIED with
$40 ABIDE event Bakor the keck
and Provision Conpanv-order modified the We,
should be- served before the 2Sth Inst Marshall an
Mscy.-ee memorandum. Herbert agt Clinton Hane nese
Company Carter McflvaneMOfi0ns granted Henry
SchcIck Freeman Hamatife steel CODbany
Boyd art Carey United states Trust Company nQsr
Orders granted. Mittnacbt 5teinmefz HaenaBghen
aRt AacnauRhiens Bush agt. PETERS Paff act. Pzttt
Engs agt Heeren Roosevelt streeteri Bnrln ae
soanlanGranfed Rountree Willams-I desire 10 sea
counsel Busieed Lane.-See memorandum. The 81
Parcks Mutual Alliance Association agt Eyentt In tbs
matter OF ~urget--Granted.
Circuit Part I-By Judee Donohue.- Christie agf Prrker
Findings have been signed
Common Pieas-SpeciaI Term-By judge Beach
schulz HOa land.-Case settled.
Judge HOesenIn the matter Of the accounting az
Decree ordered In Turk and another; Herlert
L0chmann Bossert agt Locbmann forster agf same
Granted.
Murine -Chdmbns-By Judge Sinnott-
Tfaletf Emmer3On sRt. Haett-NOtiOn 10 va.
attachments denied with costs ~ plaintiff each
allowed defend payment Of s25 within ten
days, granted, order va
Gated aside without costs. Goldberg
denied bail reduced b. $50 and dsv
calendar for November a. 1919 schen agt -1rser
granted. Wilson agt the Oriental vacafe
Walk 0Oetze. -Mouon granted leave to
re- ew Rabbit ag Price Hopper agt. West Tunken arI
Joues-M oOus granted. BruGRTaf Bruggrsi-
proved Fr1ind agr Schwab.-COmmisl0n 0rderei. Ia.
hrourk HechDsmissal vacated an cause restores for
the 2sth inst.
nv Judge sheridan-Kely Orth Kelly others ant
Orth.-Iases so tied AMI filed
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ARRESTED FOR ALLEGED PERJURY.

II. r. Wilcox, O stock broker at No. Ga
Broadway, airaigued, III the Harlem Police Court
yesterday, DR.. Cornelius Oleott, OF No lO4
Bedford ave-. Brooklyn. on charge OF per-
Jury Wilcox, In his complaint states thatl from 1868
10 1879 Dr. Ocott entrusted him the purchase Of
large portions OF New-York Central and other
stocks; that tine defendant 10 consequently
now indebted 10 the complainant for commissions
amounting TO Sl0.546 %. winch. with interest
stl remain unpaid. Wilcox assigned his claim
TO John ii. Bell. who b.ouRbt an action
against Ocot Tor tho money In the Supreme Court
Was aferwsrd referred TO Homer A. Nelson before
whom Ocott denied all the ALLEGATIONS OF the plaintiff
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THE BREEDING OF rRo1rINc srocx

The National Association OF Trotting Horse
Breeders held ~ third annual meeting at the Everett
House last evening Secretary = d. Parker read che
annual report Included In this were ten rules
adopted IN order To define what con-
sutucs "a trotting, bred horse and To establish
breed Of trotrcrs more INTELLIGENT basis" TIN Sc
rules to control future admission the records o.
pedigree. aud when an animal meets the requirements
Of admission and Is duy registered 1t shall be accepted
"a standard trottingbred animal The association now
numbers 125 members. rho following Officers were
elected Presiden, ii. W 4. Mail, OF New-York; vice.
presidents. g orgc ~ Jewett, Of Ohio ].
7. Wiser, % tunsds, and j. V. Baker IT,
of w-York TREASURER J. W. GRAY. OF Brooklyn; SEQ
retsry, l. ID Packer, OF this ciIy; directors. Charles
Backnlan, VIM II. Wilson, Il KENTUCKY; ;. Il. Knapp
q. MOulton. u VermOntj Colonel Richard West, OF
Kentucky H. smith, of Nsw-Jersey: j. ID. Willis T.
ID. Norris and W. +. Osborne. of Connecticut.
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MEETING or CIVIL ENGIYEERs.

At n meeting of the American Society of
Clvl Engineers iasI evening at No. 1O4 East Tween
fietn-st paper by A. g. MenOca United States civil
engineer attached to the Naval Department at Washing
ton on subject OF nter-oceanic canas was read by
C. II. Movers. Mr.. Menocal WIS the official delegate
ron tie United STATS tn late Paris Congress aud
WAS also COmm slOnerin-Chiei OF the United States
Exploitation aud Surveying Expedition In Me
araugud. Tue paper was devoted To IA discussion
~ the construction of canal from GraytOwI To
san juan rur-neT through Lake Nlcsraueua.
which. aihougA he longest rOue, being 10 mi = An,
length. declared to he the most feasible OF anv
The estimated cost Of building the canal ON this ronie
sos 722 200 while mat of tho Panama route Is place
AL S04 100000. Among the ciyl engineers Or, sent
" re T. Df-s.Ir l. :sir.tDl ot Columbia College + T.
Noith, Major G.. " Dresser, NJ n. Forney and e. l.
No lttIut
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OWL NOrEs.
The first result of the recent decision o

The first result of the recent decision of
the United states Supreme Court, declaring tn
trademark act unconstitutional, was the dismiss
sal YESTERDAY. by Uuiteu State Commi.~On,l
Deuel. ~ tue complaint against JOsrIh aud LOuis
bach. The defendants were chtTg with wing Nin~
lated tie Trademark of "a r.va huslL neIn. Mole
prusequ~ are o be- entered Ia uuner of similar Cases.
Justice Lawrence, IL Supreme Count, Cham
lers. yeaferd " grant, 0idvr permitting The .civ cc
by publication ~ the summons the suit OF the Ma
Onn water Works, of New-Yofk. against Karsns CITY,
TIE plaintiff cniu that m 1873 c defendants agreed
for tnr establishment Of The pl iutlfs system Of
water works at Kansas tst equal 20 $4,000
more than the expenses When the work was com
petcd. IA 1879. he city refused for bul COM
promise WAS aftcrwnrd eff, ctcd, hr whirh the city
agreed Ody S92 800 cash down. and S33 900 wear IN
scml- nnuu paYm"us. The irst meut ~ 81 800
due JUly l. 1879 ard ne suit l. brought 10 recover
that amount.
James Cockroft g. Co., law publishers, made
ag cement with United states Circuit Court Jua
Dillon. at Prof ssor in Columbia Law School
COR the publication the edition OF nix work on
mumicina corporations. There "a sipu alton IN the
conuac' TINT the work should not De- streotvpcd. The
judge al covered afterward. howcV int n had been
rferoyped. ana demanded the stereotype plates
publishers. The refused and he brought suit In re
povn yesterday, before JuStc Barrel in the supreme
Court Circuit. 10 recover them The jury gave pos
session of the plates I" the pantH. ant $40 ~
Tor heir uefentoD. Armstrong & Briggs appeared
FOR the plaintiff, f. 7. johnson for the defendants
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In suit to recover $1,000, tried yester-
day in the Brooklyn city Court. before Judge Nc
Cue. Jacob c. Meiuzer, lawyer. Of Futon-st..
Brooklyn. claimed that he had rendered services
10 MIS-. Barbara straub. the widow OF Christian
straub, who died IN 1870. for which he demanded thar
sum. H. stated that he fret met Mrs. straub the
SurrOgHIe's Office ana that engaged MIN to take
Of affairs. agreeing 10 BIN that
Tab dculed that agreement TO that effect
was made. Her husbdnd> estate amounted TO about
500 600 The AIRY rendered verdict Menzers favor
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Agnes Sauer, girl of ten years. WAS seen
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Nov. l9.-In the C"nrt of Apneals We'd
nesda'. November 10 tho Sanford H. Church
G. J.. aud associates ~''
No ~. william III. Hume. appellant. agt John Is Han.
erickson executor respondent argued ward Randoph
Robinson for appellant Viii l.. Chambers tor respou,irt
No a. Edward Tucson aud others, executors. iespon.
for Appellant Joshua Is Randall for Respondents
Tn COdt NJ Appeals day calendar for Thursday Noyember
20 1879. follows. NOS 40 Ga los lOd iJ al IA va
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, before
Just MotgnD Henry Hail. frtytwo wears Of Me-.
Is BOwery. who has already served tenn the STATE
Prison. wa aTragned by Officer Weubera 81 no arrested
nim snsniciun for having def auded B0uterr * Co
ana Oprnhem & son. " M. 456 Brnume-st., Reeve w.
Ohcrteufer. Of No 80 0raud-s aud John G. Stapf r. o.
No. 10 Grand-si., In all Ia tne amount of $3.50 by
means Of counterfeit The prisoner became verl
nsornt when arrested Ia Canal-st. lie held IN d,-
tanit OF $4,000 bail
Florence ID. Costello, colorod woman, age
TWENTY five. Wa before Justice rs +. l. Bro klIn
yesterday on charge of Ontanins money by false y
iencrs. The complainant was Mrs. MARY Wttrluiy OF
No 4l6 Cinion-nve Brooklyn. who said that on sntnr-
dav the PRISONER called her and c-entirg herself
10 be dircctres- ~ the Howard Colutd Orphan Asy-
-um, skcn tor q contribution To that insu ION Mrs
Waterbury rave her S35, atcrward discovered Ia At
she han been swlnuied. The woman eadel guilty To
the arg AMI Tn" u-tice suspended ON her
as II was her Dir offence
Agnes SaueI, girl of ten years, was seen
20 be acting IN icious manner ia MaunAtthn-aye
Brooklyn. Tuesday night, and she taken IN
charge by ofllc'r. lumber of stolen ART i
ccs were found IN her pOs- s-on. aud at tie
Manhattan Avenue Police station she oonicss,,i
tnat h'r parents nud s'nt her out to steal ami
mat they concealed tne stlen articles ia trunk IN
the eel 20 81 ih house. Two officers vent o. the house
No. 2e3 h 'nt-s., aud ter ..uud some shoes Al a
knSes and forks, ~hicn ev dcntly nad been stolen Tie
-iri vas d. III On charge 81 thcff aud parents were
std or receiving stolen goods Justice Elliott We
teiday remandcd them for examination
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| ADVANCE IN ARCHITECTURE
MEETING OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE.

MEETING OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE.
ANNUAL SESSION AT TUE EQUITABLE BUILDING
THEORETICAL AID PRACTICAL SUGGESTIONS
T. o.. WALTER. ALFRED STONE, PROFESSOR
NORTON AND OTHERS MAKE ADDRESSES OR
READ PAPERS.
At the meeting yesterday of the American
Institute of Architects, the president, L. u
Walter IN his opening address, spoke OF the
progress OF architecture in this country during
the past year. Papers were read on va
rcty of subjects. ranging from ventilation
TO the decorative quality of the early Italian paint
crs. by Alfred Stone, Lewis w. Leeds, Professor
Charles T.. Norton and Others Visits were paid to
Columbia College and the Lenox Library.
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AID said wilcox did net ndhere the agrecment made
be- wcen hem Referee Nelson awarded indelncn 10 III
fss,ruer and plninnl the fu amount WIN Hi''h.
amounting To- $40 800 TO- and ms report was c"hninen
nv the On 4 engih OF the lunsmsni AZ" ~, ,e
alleged peIiur, OF Dr. OlcOtt before Mr. NELSON M
orre-t of the occor based. Tie case was sci oown
for examnation The accused man giving bail IN TJooo
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TIE COURTS.
INDICTED FOR ILLEGAL RrrURys.

Thomas Boland, one of the inspectors of
ciion c,.d for making lie gal In 1878 from
the KIN election drtrict of the VlIth Assembly Dis
tiic. placed O. % In The art ~ over and Ter
miner before Justice Brady Yesterday. Toe md ctmcnt
and eyidt nee were tie same against Washington
H. VIII convicted Il the offence laet week
The testimony for the prosecution has not been com
nlrlrl.
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The ancient iibe against the young lady
who was only Piscopal pun." i icned by tue
story OF the Interesting stranger At camp meeting VINO
replied 10 tne usua questions asked by Young apostle
OF the emotional school. My dear young friend have
you got religion y Oh, indeed, thank you, I'm a
Presby teran."-LAlbanyE Express.
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OCEAN CLEANERS.

MEXICAN LINE tor QUEENSTOWN and
~ IINERPOOI.-Oniy Transatlantic Lane uudor fh'
AMERICAS FLAG. sailing every THURSDAY IRON fnla
oepna and every edi.say from Liverpool Extra ssng
sttIuato Mo-ut-sys frOn Philadelphia alternate satar
days from LIVERPOOL
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DEClSlONS-NoY. 10,

Supreme Court hdmberS-Bv Judge Barrett -
Lawrence aEt. Iess-See memorandum Brock agt Rroaa
wslIhs motion must DO denied without costs see msuo
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RED STAR LINE-FOR ANTWER

Sailing every 30 days alternately from pblid plia ant
Nfv-iOfk landing passengers within Anew hours rle Oh me
iniportun ir.lnt- nf interest on The Contingent
ZLtLAND Iii R~DAf, Nov o. ga M
RTNNLANu. "a IRDAi, Nov. -. l2:ji p. m.
Tor ral,s OF passage aud other Attenuation apply ID
PETER WRIGHT * sons. Henrra Agents.
3O7 WaIruf-.f.. Philadelphia - Broadway. Sew York
JOIN MCDONALD. Agent. Battery liace. NeWfOrA
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
" BETWEEN NEWYORK AND .HANRE
Pier ofCnmrluy No - North RIVER oOf o fOr0nt
Travellers Nv this Inc avoid both by English ra
way Glsc0HfOIts Of crossing the Channel Ia sAu
boat ,,... 49,, o., . -
CANADA. tfangeu ..... we ln'.iay NoN ~ O. m
TAnnA Jli Wciue. ~. Dee 10
An iIoJ =. Is. Juu ia--.M SHAY ne u o. N
Cheeksd Credit LyOnna Of Pans IN amounts tosuL
LOUIS De BEBIAN. Agent No. % BloAlway.
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Il rNIrFD STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
EnII on lEN -IDMN AND IINEREllI.

Leaving per s.. y. X loot OF King st
MONTAN - DAf, Nov %. 2:30 y.
WYOHING E-DAY. Dee q 1870 a.
NEVADA. ...........-.-Tl = DAY. Dee JIG. 1880 q.
VISION II i,DAN, Dec %. l y.
- These steamers are nu o non, I'm wat'rfght com.
rafimrus ard furnished with requisite O. make
the passage The Atlantic both rag" nn agreeable hav
ing DaiAfo0n smoking roDm nlaNiugfOnu. piano and
library also and Iifrer
The are aii trecs. thus
ug those o! all luxures az perfect yenta
AMI light
CABIN PASSAGE according % s1ie rconl $50 $40 aud
500 INTERMEDIATE. $50 ;rtI-thAtE| 90 loss rttl b
OFFICE. 80. 20 Bl.oADW
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NEw-YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL

Those nrsLcsss steamsnlps slil 4
Tier no. Is. NOst.i River a, 10 lows;
SANTIAGO DE- CUBA F,otr Nov. 20.
CITY OF VERA cruz. Cant Vans &c. - wed, lc.. 10
Accommodations suppressed freight or apoy
to LILLIAN r. CLYDE n 90. No s5 RtOtleiy
LAYTON BROS Agents Havana
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w UNITED SAL rs AND ROY AL NAIL STEAM
FOR QUEENSTOWN Al ID LIVERPOOL
MOTTO E--I e steamers of TINS Line take the Lane
recommended hy Lieut. Maury. u. 3. NJ both tho OUT
and nome ward voyages.
GEkAANIC, Capt kennedy. ..... saturday. Nov. ~
"a = MI, IN; hnrsds,: Nov 70 80
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK. FOOT OF W. II
ST.
Those uniform sire ana un surpassed
pointmontA The Saloon statercoms smoking and
rooms atc placed amdshps whera noise and molloI
RATES ~ oon $40. $50 and sioo sleerage So Il.
tickets on favorable terinA
The~e steameIs carry neither cattle sheep nor pga
For inspection OF plans aud other information apply q
companys orices No. 81 broadway. New YORK, or l&0
nut-sl. Philadelphia H. J. CoRTIs. Ags
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pACIFIC Mail STEAMSHIP CnMPANY

sailing IT m Pier loot Cauaist Norih RIVER
TOT SAN fkANtlSCO via IS1HMUS OF PANAMA
Stean nap COL ~ Thursday. Nov. 20. uuon
ohht rllnE for ,rutal south Mexico.
rom Han Francisco Japan Cana:
steamship CITY OF / NID. saturday, Dec -, noon
uallas "
st.smsnlp CITY OF SYDNEY. Monday. Nov -. noon
tor ir'lrht or general information Companys
once on per loot 81 sna ST., N9rt diver. ,,,,,
ft-scnRels forwarded 10 SAN ANCfSCO, SANDWICH
ISLANDS, JAPAN. CHINA NEW LAND, AUSTRIA.
MEXlC An PORTS ~
For ucKes information regard TO routes apply the
PASSENGER ,.pa tment. No 251 broadway
q. 1. sEWAli> H. J. BULLAY
General Passenger Agent.
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ROTTERDAM LINE.

Ia steamers Co.'S adj Pavonla Ferry Jersey CITY
". .ullay. Nov y.
ROT T. W Dec ..
lrCaDn. S65-$lO 2d Cabin, fi5--x0O. Stcer4ye f38
-. n. CAIAUN, General Agent ~ south William 81
FUN H. kDl h Il 80, "a south william ST. Freight Ala
l. w NORRIS % broadway. General Passage Agent
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CTRNAN NAH.

II y VIIIllII.l-N II-lIT.s
4 NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
slEAMs IP Line BETWEEN NLN-IORK
sOUTHAMPrON AND BRENE..
MAN,. .hit Nov. Gen. " tkDA.k-..rai. Dec Q
Mos I........~sf.. Nov. - DpNAr. .r. ;
RATES OF PASSAGE from SEW.fO X 10 sou lBAMP-
TON, HAN ri OR HREMEN.
tIIsSr CAB Stool SECOND CABIN 80
Sta ERAGE $50.
Return tickets at reduced Prepaid steerage ced
cafes, go.
sieerage tickets to points ~ England So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-20
IMAM LINE ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS.
NEW-YORK. nAVANAand MEXICAN MAIL
L. 80 cam T. ave iieI No. 3. y. T.. at
- FOR HAVANA DIRECT,

AND VERA CRU, VIA HAVANA
,,.r,. Gaining al t.Ogreso, Campeohe ami Frontera
CliA OF MERIDA sar rfar Nov ~
CITY OF NlW.YORK ............... sainr,iay Dec IS
\ ~ III GION liIavana onlyl Thurs. Dee -
on on 2E ALhXANDSIA (Newl sal Ird,y pee; q
Steamers viii leave New.Olleans Nov "a and Dee
NeiS Nru1Nia baaiad Iamplco and ruxDan. connecting
-t'aiuct~fOr Havana.
+. ALEXANDER. 4 SONS Nas n and "a ProatWaV