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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-18
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S,,rene Court ChdmbTs-By Judge Lawrnnce.-
Ayrcs AIT. WeunOreSee memorandum sloane agt. Hig-
rins-MotiOl denird butcher agL Gebb0rJ.-AOnon Tor
Judgment is granted win costs carr agt woodruff see
granted has approved OF the bond Bill
settled. Lloyd AIT llsa,8eI
Notion denied without Market National Bank agt
granted without stay Cornell agt NC
EIkinney Motion yacate attachment denIed WIN costs
sec Lloyd AIT EI,lsserOrer granted Bal
lanure Adam Carr ag stewart IN the matter OF sd
By Judge Brady-Jahtay agt Porsh; Ouenrorfer agt
Lesznsky Farrant SOnncie fmgrant Industrial Saw
ings bank Walker ana OOnsOcket Rubber Company agt
Clothing GRANTED. Asc'er agt Lincoln
Adams agt. BurFODs agt HigginsOrdets granted
CucUit-itI IL By Judge --.--Aallon ag~ Duty,-Case
and amendments As settled.
SDf-iaL 1sTns-Hy Judge Iawrence-KinR agt. Daggett
sheriff etcBut bill of costs viii DO allowed findings
peli Pel-I DO not understand
vbs principle n allowances IL s ed for behalf the plata
IL the exclusion Of the delendals who nave prevailed In
NV Judge Donohle-Boyce AIT. BOyce-Grauteh Pet..
man StenrchFIBdings settled and signed. Brownei
agt. GoOdwln-DocTet signed.
Superior CoHri-NDec,ai Term-Bv Judge Sedgwick
with aud leave withdraw demurrer and answer
upon ol the costs Of the demurrer within twenty
days.
Home ag Becker ct a-Order appointing Herman Edngor
guardian al htem for the niant defendant Claim al
tin executor, etoorier TO ne undertaking pro tune.
agt- same Undertaking approved. sane agt same
gl-Order OF substitution. Coffee HOwn-OIdercd on
Special for Friday October 10 NUgent agL Butler
Mckinney HOyey agt 0reuthal; Kelly ag. DeVlin, Ran
dali Carpenter Corwin agt Bayarn Fuller ag Lippe
Winker agL MOretz Morse agt Cummins Meininann
Rossaj Henderson agt savage Townsend agt. Ross.-
orders granted
| Common Pieas-SpeoidI Ierm-By Judge Van Hoe
senin the natter OF the hnsl accounting Of Goodman
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FATAL AFFRAY IN A STABLE.

Hugh Gallagher and Patrick Meehan were
tried for homicide before Judge GIderseeye yesterday
On October 10 the prisoners and Charles Proescher al
them being teamsters, met in stable IN tlrstaye
Gallagher bad charged Proescher with stealing his gram
Pr0escher was drunk and resented the charge or the
The two TO blows and fell to the floor Nee
han then kicked Proeschcr ana walked away. Another
teamster, Patrick DOugherty occupied room over the
stable aud hearing a cry OF murder came down Gala
CHER was then standing few feet from Proescher who
was LIVING on his back in empty stall. When asked by
gherty what "did that for Gallagher replied that
Proescher had stolen his grain The police were called
in and found PrOescher in dazed condition.
He was taken 10 n station and charged WIN
drunkenness Next morning at the police court ne was
discharged on telling the magistrate mat he had Oeen
beaten His wife then took him home, and on November
IL he died.
The defence was that Proescher first struck CHER
with hay fork that both clinched ani Tell near
horses heels ard that the Injury Proescher received
was from kick by the horse. Meehan testhed mat ne
took no part IN the aray; that he the horse KICK
both men, ne pulled Gallagher from under the
horses heels 80,
Wnen the prosecution had rested Judge Gildorseeye
on motion or Mr. Howe counsel FOR the prisoners ana
with the consent OF AssiSan DsttletAOrney Herring
directed that they could not ma the prison
ers guilty murder charged In the indictment put
that they might find them guilty or manslaughter IN
the third degree.
The case was not concluded when the Court rose
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am told goes from Tweuty-thrd-st to the Sixth Wad
in order TO make sammy Tideu vote In Bayard-st

am told goes Tweuty-thrd-st to the sixth Ward
in order TO make sammy Tidcu vote In Bayard-st
ADOPTING THE COMMITTEES REPORT.
The substitute presented by Alderman Haughton was
rejected by vote Of l5 TO T. the negative votes coming
exclusively from AntTammany members. The motion
10 lay the committees report over was rejected by
vote OF II TO y Alderman Jacobs voting with the ANU
Tammany members The committees report was then
adopted by vote OF i to s. the Tammany and Rcpub-
lican members voting IN the affirmative
The Republicans. according TO the vote OF 1876. had
maiornes I'm the With, XTth. XIIth and XXIst Dis
trics constituted under the apportonment The
IXth District. formerly Republican, has been made
Democratic In addition 10 the four Districts known 10
he Republican. the latter claim that they VIII De ahe 10
carry the XXIId aud have an equal chance in the WIN
and Xth.
The Auti-Tammany leaders say that the new appor-
uonmeut ia q combination against the Democratic
marty for entering into which the Democrats OF tae
state will never forgive John Kelly and Tammany nan
They say that they confident of the RECOGNITION
of the AMI Tammany delegates at the next State Con
yenon, on the ground that Mr Kelly has betrayed the
party by surrenderng the possible control OF the Leg
laiure for the next seven years, ana probably TWO
United states senatorships; and as New-f9tk oiy was
by the law deprived of two Assembly Districts 70
which ITS population entitled IT, the Ai6ermen wonid
have justified In adopting the AntiTammany pan
Of twenty-three Democratic districts.
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THE COURTS.
SUIT OVER A HOTEL LEASE.
CONFLICTING ACCOUNTS or TUE MANAGEMENT OF
THE ST. OMER.

CONFLICTING ACCOUNTS or TUE MANAGEMENT OF
THE ST. OMER.
A singular suit over the prOprletorshlp OF
the ST. Oncr Hotel In sixt-ave has been begun III he
Superior Court Special Term, by Samuel H. RADICAL "
lawyer He asserts that April 49, 1879, he eh'eIeu
into partnership with Josiah Carpenter VNe
defendant 10 conduct the r. Omcr Hotter anu
restaurant each partner 10 receive an equal mare o
the profits Each live with MS family In the hoti
without charge The plaintiff TO receive ana us
burse the money. and the defendant TO manage tue
hotel on April "a the defendant refused to pay any
more money Mr.. Randall and elected him from the
office few days afterward Mr.. Carpenter removed
the planti,s furniture from his and locked the
doors NJ Randall asks for q ssOlution Of the part
nership receiver and au accounting. -
The defendant answers that Mr. Randall Tor many
years had been trusted friend and legal ADVISER r
Carpenter after having failed I'm the grocery BUSINESS
obtained a lease OF the St. Omer Hotel. Mr. KandaI
advised hun would be unsafe To hOld the tease III
his own name to keep tue money recoiNS1
lest his Judgment creditors might interfere: ne
therefore assigned 90 Mr. Randall all mis- right In the
lease and fixtures aud turned over TO nm az none! re-
ccfyed or the 1892 thus paid only Sb)O was IclIheu
Mr. Randall his wife, three children ana two servants
occupied the IN the house. raging hOtnlhg
for their board. Finally MI. Randall began 10 assume
the conirol OF the hotel arbitrarily ordering servants
disporng himself public halls of the hoiei in an
mperlou-, offensive manner ana aSseIt ing unsril ~
the Proprietor OF the hotel. until h. 30 dcmOraized tDe
servants aud employees that II became Impossible 20 con-
duct the business longer without etectlng tue pantH
from the premses The motion for receiver came MP
before Judge Freedman yesterday. but was adjourned
until June 49, Thomas a. Wilder appear Tor the de-
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siQnee OF simon-Roport confirmed Dalton agt Dalton
i oticn granite FERNS memorandum HOwarj agt
H0wsrd.-Diyoroe granted 10 Dlantm rho SeamaDs Bank
for Savings Dor Judgment answer frivolous
So. meuOI HE. Williams AIT Philips Orler 10.
signed In the matter Of HE NAL
OF Of Lynis kraus-A
ton for citatl editors granted. Wenyah Dem
ID LEGATION granted ElsTy aDd others agt MAJ
Odrer igDed Ttayer P0rter.A pllclttOn grained.
Murine Cart 90 bdmbCTs -- by judge Shea
McIopaid UaibertOD Motion vacIte Tanfed
del. -t3paisng no 10 Sne heinbewer an ben.
e-it Motion granted fr June 20. 1873. NrAeWZ4h at
Rosenhemer.- Motion granted unss within three DAYS
plaintiff costs and pnts on calendar QuaC.
bos ClishOin.-Ohn VIVA GDDOated receiver.
Ky at. Whe.-AmeBdmcn alo"ed Mcknsey aet Poster;
Herman agt IArg: Trlgessen set Long, Alexander III
solomon blower a,t B1hart We'll ART Hlwlry Frazier
ag BlQcin Chambers egt ONel agt Reilly Adler
aQtW alfleI.-OrGers entered ana nied-
rs Judge Sinnott-Moore agt AOore.-Motion denied no
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MANAGEMENT OF A LARGE ESTATE.

Willard T. Felt was made trustee of large
estate left by Louisa g. Austin at her DEATH In 1859 FOR
the benefit OF her sole heirs, stephen f. Austin and
Maria L. Fot the wife of the trustee. Mr. Austin OBJ
tanned from Judge Donohue In Supreme Court Special
Term, yesterday, temporary injunction restraining
Mr. Felt from the collection OF rents any disposition
OF The property, under allegations that the trust mas
been improperly administered Mr.. Austin AYERS that
Mr. Felt has allowed the aXts TO remain unpaid that
he obtained loan OF @lJ0OO0 from me Home Fire In
surauee Company Tor tho erection Of new buildings on
The lots belonging tie estate at Nos 6O5, COZ and
500 Broadway but has made no accounting OF ms re-
ceDs, etc. that he is bankrupt and an improper per-
son to he trustee. The order show WHY the in
Junction should Doe made permanent and the trustee
removed, In returnable next Monday.
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PROTECTION FROM BODILY EXAMINATION

Judge Van Hoesen, in Common Pleas,
Chambers, yesterday gave interesting decision IN
the ease of j. X. Williams against Charles H. Phillips
The plaintiff o. agent OF the defendant IN the care
OF certain real estate claims that he suffered serious
bodily injuries, and he sued for $1,000 damages. The
defendant asked that the court would order Mr. william
to allow ms body to be examined by a physician
claiming that such examination would show that he had
sustained no serious injuries.
judge Van Hoesen says; am not inclined 20 order
nj this time the Inspection OF plaintiffs person by
a physician selected by the defendant. The utmost
feel disposed do at present TO require the pantn
TO appeir and be examined III the ordinary way. For
centuries the OF common law have administered
Justice in actions which the actual condition OF some
individuals body the subject or Inquiry, without
co ng the person concerned 20 surrender himself 70
handling ana catechisIng Of doctors employed by ms
adversary: aud there Is more necessity now than
there been I'm former tunes for placing plainn
upOn a surgeons table w9eneYeF a defendant appues
for his eXamu tiOn before trial II be said tnht plain
tits often into court with trumped-up actions Tor
personal injuries, It may well De answered lhdl
rumpcdup doicuccs are quite is common IL sucA cases.
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THE QUEENS COUNTY DISTRICTS

The Queens County Board of Supervisors
met IN Long Island City yesterday to reappornon the
Assembly Districts. six Of the seven members OF the
board were present The board stands politically lour
Republicans and three Democrats, and 1t was ahtiei
pated that there wOuld be movement to redstrlct INC
county so "A to make one district sure the Republ-
cans This il was thought. c1nld be ACCOMPLISHED by
putting oyster Bay, North Homestead ana iemDstetd
IN one district and Jamaica Newton, Long lslanh Cy
and Flushing in the other. THIS proposition met WIN
strong disfayor from Flushing, and II otherwise en-
counteIed so much opposition that II ala not prevail
II was voted that the districts should remain I'M
changed.
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CIVIL NOTES.

Henry Smell has been appointed referee by
Judge Pratt in Brooklyn. 10 take the evidence In the
suit Of Michael Schmidt for absolute divorce from his
wife, Henrietta.
Judge Pratt yesterday, in Brooklyn, denied
motion for a trial the suit OF James j. Corcoran
against the New-YOrk Elevated Railway Company.
Corcoran who f. thirteen years old. knocked from
ne road 10 tine street. the Fftynnth street station
on January Is, 1873 Willie going after pail OF water
~ the request Of conductor and brakeman. He was
compelled walk along q plank, was struck
by an engine. verdict OF 5000 was rendered IN his
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NOMINATIONS.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE President SCI

G. f. wilkinson to be Postmaster ~ Vnton. Iowa
ArJrg PGOMO'yls.-CaptAn Henry l.. NOYes 20 b. Major
to be Captains samuel T. Hami Ton Hd
A. second. lAoutcuants First
ants. Charles H. sehoLeld Hall !. Bishop anu William H.
Carter
frJny Trgnlsrs.-Coone John r. Brooke 18Th Infantry,
colonel 81 Infantry Colonel Luther r. Bradley 30 In
colonel ljh InfaltrF Second Lieu
T. SJrven stu Infantry TO be Acondleuienant 30 Artillery;
Second Lieutenant janice re 9Th Infantry second
lieutenant 81 ArtueY second Lieutenant DOugaS o. How
art sh Infantry, % Ue second lieutenant 81 Artillery.
Ndrdt fOHs.-t ap Edward Barrett q com.
m0dofe; Commander Oscar r. stanton 10 be a captain Act
Assistant surgeon Henry L. Percy 10 be
geOn tue active list Acting Passed Assistant Surgeon
Francis y Green % De passed assistant
list Aching Passed Assistant Daniel
leigh passed assistant the Ae
Assistant Surgeon Isaiah bowling 10 be
the retired lit Acting Assistant surgeon John d.
Smith To Ie assistant the retired list Acting
surgeon j. j. Page be assistant surgeon on
the retired list.
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WESTMINSTER COUNTY DISTRICTS.

The SUPERVISORS OF NeoJChtsItt OUuhIy HtIu
special session White Plains yesterday for the pur
pose OF reapportonug the twenty towns comprising
tine Comfy three Assembly Districts exclusive ofthe
three towns Of Morrsania, West Farms and Kings
bridge now annexed 10 this city, and constituting the
Twenty-.hird aud Tweniy-fourth Wards, but hereto
fore a portion OF the Ist Assembly District OF West
chester County under the spporaonment made IN 1866
AbraIn WilseA, Democrat, OF Greenburgh WAS chosen
chairman and Joseph Barrett OF Bedford, Republican.
secretary The board consists OF eleven Democrats and
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Bankrupt Aoilres
VHlS ISTOGIVE NOTICE.: That on On

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on tn 2ith
aay o September, A. D. 1873 warrant ~ bsn.rgl
was isJlad an.nsi tho estst, JIIABLss NJ NAhEEn.
VOOEJ, OF New.lOrk, IN tho COuRN oi NeWl oiA su1 IN
petition; that the payment OF NnY debts ana deNep y. -
property belonging TO such bankrupt 10 him Og oi ~ NJ
and the prOpcrty Oy him. are uorpiuen
law; hat a OF the creditors of tho sad Dss
70 prove debts and choose or Inutc assss
Of his estate will held &C "a Court % BANKRUPTCY
holden I02 broadway. In the city 81 New iofA 80
Mr Hunty Wilder Alien. Register, on the JVtA 0y o. '
A. D.lS1D, At II O'CLOCK ~ ,a,.,s -. DAWN
g. = Marshal ~ Messenger Soathern District Of Ne"ioI
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Che Curt.
1oNEY ISLAND RACES AT PROSPECT

y DI
SATURDAY, Jane 81, TUESDAY June "a
THURSDAY, June 20.
promptly az
T csnrse can be- reached drett by Prospect PARK ~
Coney Island RAILROAD boats 10 Coney lsabd fon rA
nrciing with y. p &. l. n. n. leaving West ius 10
River at IL lisO p West ION st. lziV Serh
"a M: Franknn.sL, ll2o and 1850 Pler 40 ava
Eiyer al 1880 and o. M, from Grecnwood tlns
aud 10th every 10 nnutes reached by horse -, Ino.
pronk The also be reached "
ierss Point AMI Brighton Beach H. X; 10 hinu''' -
BdKhton Hotel 10 RScv Course ...,,, ,poouE
John u. HECkSCHEk, LEoSAhD 'Lnrs.,asat
Secretary
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Mr. WINDOW that these Massachusetts, troops were sem
INTO Indiana to suppress that treasonabe organzao"
and thar they sueceeded In hinderng their operations
On motiou OF Mr. GARLAND Dem, Ark) NJ olo p
NJ the Senate adjourned until tomorrow
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KINGS COUNTY ASSEMBLY DISTRICTS.

A DEMOCRATIC SCHEME CARRIED THROUGH TIE
BOARD OF sUPERVIsORs-ONLY TWO DISTRICTS
GIVEN TO THE MISUNDERSTANDING OTHERS
REGARDED AS DOUBTFUL
There was considerable excitement around
the Court House IN Brooklyn yesterday during the
efforts OF tho Kings County Supervisors reapporton
the Assembly Districts OF the county, under the act
PASSED By the receu Legislature. The Supervisors held
40 less than four meetings before finally adopting a
plan on thirty members of the BOard-exclusive OF
Mayor Howell. who is exofcio member
eighteen are Democrats and twelve Republicans.
The Democratic members have held number of eau
cuscs on the subject and attempted TO upon a
plan which would be satisfactory TO all the members Of
the majority The latest caucus was held on Monday
uht mt the rooms OF the Constitution Club, I'm Law
rence-st but no definite result was reached The Re
publican Supervisors agreed upon plan which gave
seven districts Of the twelve which Kings County
As entitled under the law TO the Democrats, tour to
the Republicans. and left one doubtful
The Board met at 10 n. yeste day. elected Super
visor Byrne Dein) chairman, Supervisor Ladey Dem)
secretary and after rmtess discussion adjourned
until noon. The Supervisory was crowded,
among those present being Assembymen Tallmadge
and Trowbrilge, Assessor Wilson, L. W. Burrows, Rob
ert Furey and Captain c. B. LEIGH. The Board as
semhled again at Il O'Clock, the Democrats in the
meantroe having held a in the oHce OF Coroner
sr,n,s The special committee Of seven Democrats
which was appointed last week not being ready TO re-
port another recess taken until D. m, aud the
democrats retired TO make another effort to reconcile
Their niff.reIces Mr.. Byrne called the Board
10 order at the hour named, and super.
visor Moran (Dem), chairman OF the special
committee presented toe report gwen Drioh mhiCn
ceptirn tHat MIR CrOwel Dem OF the 1hlfteehth Mafu'
6e Nan sdoped Is here given with the maores in
each district tho basis OF the vote OF 1e16-the
largest ever pOlled III The county;
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Ocean CLEANERS.

A NCHOR LINE l.. ). MAIL STEAMERS.
"A NETWORK AND GLASGOW
From Pier No 20. North River WORK.
NOTWITHSTANDING u, M Ethiopia. MY m.
AnchOria june %. noon tfrcassia July ~, II a. M,
CsDlns $50 10 $50. Exours1n tickets at reduced rates
Second CABIN, $50. Steciage, S-s.
NETWORK TO LONDON DIRECT
From Pier No. 46 North River. foot VI Chariesst
Australia. Juno n a. N. Asatia -...J unc - noon
Cabins sos aud i6j. Excursion tickets az reduced rates.
steamers with DO not carry passengers 10 London
HENDERSON BROTHERS, AGENTS, Bow ng-green
A MEXICAN LINE for QUEENSTOWN and
~ LINERPJOIa-Only Transatlantic Line under The
AMERICAN FLAG. Sailing Saturday from. Piiiaiel
pima every "Wednesday from Liverpool Extra satngs
alternate Wednesdays from Philadelphia, alternate satuT
DAYS from Liver COL
BRITISH EMPIRE, DNESDAN, June L. y a. m.
RED STAR LINE-FOR ANTWERP.
Sailing every 10 days alternately nom Philadelphia ami
New York landing passengers within few hours tide OF Ae
important points ~ Interest on the Continent.
VADERLAND. June -. . a m.
For rates of and other Information apply 10
PETER WRIGHT & SONS, General Agents,
30T Malnut-st. Philadelphia. ~ bTo1hNdy, New OK
LOEN MnDnNALn. Ag.nl. nalierA place. New-ln-A
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GUION LINE. - ....
~ UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSIOMN AND LIVERPOOL
Leaving Pier 80, " r., fo0t 81 kng-t
NEVADA. E~DAA, JUae ~, 500 a. m
WISCONSTE TUBS Az. July T. p. m.
WTONl DAY JuF 10 so y NJ
ARIZONA. To I~DAf y. JAY ~ 500 a M
q These steamers but OF non, 10 "ati...e C2h
parfmrnt furnished with every REQUISITE
The pas,a te ross the Atlantic both SAFE ana agreeable hAy
ing bathroom. smOk'Ug-Tuom dIawnztoOI, pan" ana
library experienced stewaress ana caterer on
The stae!OOns ara all on drcs, us ileuhs
those greatest Of all luxures ~ sea- perfect NouAuoh ana
HgbL -,- --- . 4
CABIN PASSAGE according 70 staerooml, ~. Ft3 and
$50. INTERMEDIATE. $40 SFhEkAGt- 80
OFFICE No. - BIO ADHAG .--...
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NEW-YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL

These frstcass steamships sail regularly at m from
Pier No. I3, North River. ~ follows: ~.
Steamship MOkRO CASlLE W l.l)N E-)A y, me >
steamship SANTIAGO DE CUBA .-.....SArCRDAl,J uYo
ACCOMMODATIONS unsurpassed Tor freight passgeappyto
WILLIAM p CLYDE & co. NJ. 80 BrOad"aU
AtreUf .in
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TNMAN LINE. ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.

FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL:
CITY OF BRUSS ELS TIL K-DAi June 49, p M
CRY OF BIHIIN III RDA1. Ju.e =, lopD.
CITY OF MON TREAL..----.- To q isDAf July :, p NJ
CITY OF RtCH RDAY. July l.. ll3u a m
CITY OF CH - Err .......sAIURDAf. Juiv L. p NJ
From "a. ". r., loot Oi Charlton It.
CABIN $50 ami 500, gOid. Return bekes Oh favorable
terms
STEERAGE. $2S. currency. Drafts at lowest rates.
saloons, staeTOOms, smoking ana hath-IO ms aillsips
These : GAMERS DO not cattle. sheep or pigs.
JOHN @. DALE. Agent, 81 ana % Broadway, y. \. -
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GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
w RErVEFN NEWPORT AND UANRF
Pier Company new No ~ Norm River foot OF ort"n1t
Travellers avoid both transit by English ran
way and the discOmOrts Of crossing the Channel IN small
boat ,.,g o. -.
~. LAURENT J0uclO Welnesday Jnte ~ H' M
AMERl QC T. DeOri " hr ada5' ivy = ~
Checks Credit Lvonn9s. ~ Paris ~ amounts 70 I
LOUIS DE BEBIAE, Agent No. 80 Broad ~.
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IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL. - Hamburg
4 American Packer Company's Line for PLYMOUTH
CHERBOURG and HAMBq HI -, A.,
FRISiA.-..-. une 10 lSSl NV ,
GELLERT. 20 sIL.EsI NY 10
OF Plymouth. London, cherDOurg Ham
burg and al points England. Scotland and aics First
CABIN gold slOO second C1Dln gll sou 7tettas G. "
rencv $40 G. b. RICHARD & BOAS
tTNTARDT & co, General Passenger Agents.
General Agents, 81 Broadway, Eew-York
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NNHITE STAR LINE.

w UNITED STATES AID ROYAL MAiL SIEAhEBs
FOR QUEENsTOWN AND LIVERPOOL NJ,
NOrfCE-Thc steamers OF MS llne tAAe nc lis ~
and hOmuward VOYAGES.
BRITANNIA capt Perry SATURDAY, Ihhe - y ~
CELTIC. Capt GlcAdel IhutsGay June 20 . w.
gERMANIC, Kennedy 1atufday, july D
FROM III N WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOT OF W lVIh
81. I'D, an
pcintnents The saloon. S'atcrOons smokiuB ana ba.a
rops ar placed am1ss whore she NOISE and m0ioh az
least et aioring degree Oi comfort hitherto unaian'Oo
al p.,.ru
tickets favorable terms.
neither cattle sheep, nor PIGS
plans other information apply Al u'
Compauy. Ofces No. 81 broadway Newl oIk of 10 va"
nutst.. Philadelphia H. j. Curtis -'eoH-
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GERMAN Lloyd

- STEAMSHIP LINE BErW ZEN NETWORK,
SOUTHAMPTON ASD BREMEN. -.......
COMPANN'o PIER fOOf 81 SECDADoI L, hObOhEN.-
U U2s n iIUe = s;IN WEKDFR SAT JAW
RATES OF PASSAGE from Ni.H-I OH 20 sou lbAsif-
TON, HANRE OR BREMEN .co
FIRST CABIN............Sl0Ol SECOND CABIN...-foo
SGEERA6E : ju. IA
tickets at reduced rates. Prepaid seeras' cet"u
Gates. go. ,, 81,
OELRICHS a co. Bowling green.
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4 Sailing rom Pier foot Cauals i, North llyeI
For SAN FRANCISCO via i ItIMUS OF PANAMA
Steamship COLON, Friday, June ~, noon ,,
Connecting for Central aud south America ana htAO'
From Francisco ~ japan and tnina:
steamship CITY OF TOXIC Iu, sdSy, JAW noon. Az,
From san Francisco 10 Honolulu NowIealAhd anu aus
tTaia:
steamship ZEALANDIA, Monday. Jnly Z. noon
For freight o general information apply AZ tompshys
FOOT OF Ctnast, North RIVER.
Passengers forwarded 70 SAN FtAS l@co SAN Nv "a
ISLANDS, JAPAN. CHINA. NEN-ILALANll ~ ~ "a
LA, SOUTH AMERICAN, CENTRAL AAEhICAN "'a
MEXICAN PORTS -.
For ucset or information regard Apply to lie
n N SEWALI. III. J. BULLAY,
,ienrrel PISS niger Agent superintendent.