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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
ENTERTAINMENTS NOT TO De GIy.N UP.

Il ha, been reported that the Metropolitan Con
cert COMPANY al suspended operations. TINS, ne
oil ,ers o thc company state, - a mist ke. / he
orchestra concerts lately given &c that place were
not as Iucc.5.iuI as was anticipated, OWING 10 tie
fact taaf ineoiurs Thomas WIS unable To lead more
than three nights each week. lis engagements
with the Philharmonic Societies. of \ w-Iork ANA
B,ouklVn and ms chorus rchelrS.ls made il ump.S-
sii,ie for 1IH 90 20 there 0ft,n-r. The comp ny mad
aircaly ! MED The hall or several uaIS before AZ
ra, gtmenis were made with Mr.. Thomas Hence
m, regular series OF entertainments is temporarily
suspended. Inc company Is ANXIOUS 10 secnrr the
services ii Mr.. Thomas for a srr.es OF concerts TO
begin Al An early date; but owing 70 his Oth'r en-
eacen~nt~ IL = doubtful whether ne can accept the
offer. But the company intends m any case 70 90
ou With It's concerts; and claims that any report OF
It's Suspension Is VII hOut IOunGatIOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
SEEKING rHEM own PROTECTION.

At tie T -guar monthly meeting of the laxpayeTs
Genital Committee last evening, AT No. $40 IlIrd-
ave. 10 was resolved To concur IN the ACTON OF tne
Telth Eleventh aud Seventeenth Ward OrganZa-
tons reconmcn my members o. Use their INFLUENCE
with tueir Senator and Member of Assembly to nave
a law passed giving ~" superintendent u Police
power to appoint citizens a vigilance committee
men, without salary, TO prevent bonlires ana theirs
If private properly OF election day 3nd at
other times OF excitement. commit ec was
instructed 70 ask the Police Commissioners to have
the, policemen detailed on steamboat piers AMI at
stores and 0epOts aud assigned 10 the ptO
lection Of he streets. committee was appoInitd
10 watch the Board Of Apppr ionnent and eudeayOr
10 prevent excessive appropriations. James T.. Ser
re SAID that he had en- ieay rel 10 speak before inc
Senate COMMITTEE on five different Departments OF
city taxation. but was not allowed 90 be heard. lie
subsequently sent IN taoc OF Ciiy expenses com
pared with pre- ions years, but is yet no notice mad
been taken # Il. Dr. NJ. J. B. Messemcr, chairman
OF a comm. lee appointed 10 brlng certain needed
reforms before the Senate Committee. made q re-
port ! committee WAS appointed 10 couier Win
otnrr similar associations. and jointly bring before
the Senate Committee the criminal woTthiessues'
of sewers III the new districts ana The needs o! re-
form IN the Docs Department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
srEERAGE PASSENGERS COMPLAINTS

The Commissioners of Emigration have dismissed
the complaint made by tnc steeTage passengers OF
the Red star Line steamship switzerland. mat the
food furui Shed them not good, that the quarters
were ii nv, and shat the were not properly
separa! ed. In reference 20 HE COMPLAINTS made by
Herman Dupont aud / 80 steerag: pasSen ers VINO
arrived by The eamship Nle de Mar>eilies, ot the
French Iine, that the tcOi WIS of bad quality and
insufficient, mas the sexes were not properly sep
arated and tbal the accommodations Tor hieerdge
passengers were not good. the Commissioners lind
mat me testimony jUsl'hrs the OPINION that The
steerage Passengers did not receive treatment 10
which fhev entltled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
4. NJ. PALMER'S PLANS.

4. NJ Palmer mar ager Of the Union Square
Theatre. sad Aeste rday that. notwithstanding all
reports to tn contrary had not yet d. cded uuon
situation for his new theatre. Several good sites
gyr been offered to hiu bur he does not feel under
the nccessity If hurr,Inc in his chOce He has
made two important ADDITIONS 10 hi. company by
engaging Frederick DeB~iVllle, California actor.
and Kvrlp Below OF London. Nh Bciicw Is an
English actor ard played OriqR7O Iu As You Like
IL with MISS Nelson during nor last engagement.
lie was formerly "a member Of the LYceum Theatre
company ia which ne supported Henry Irving. Mi.
Becw arrived IN this city yesterday morning, and
will appear ia the new play, HE Creole"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
WOkLD's FAIR MEEIING.

The Executive Committee of the United States
International CommlasOn held an Informal con-
sultaton yesterday afternoon. No action was taken.
At q meeting 10 be held Wednesday Afternoon tho
Committee on subscriptio will report upon plan
of systematic eanvassin9 among tue various bust
ness interests OF New York. and the Committee on
Sites will report the result OF Its conference with
the transportation Interests.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
The COURIS.

FOUR APPEALS IN TIE HARBOLD CASE.
Four appeals from the judgment awarding
John r. HlrrOld $4,000 damages for injuri received
IN an accident the cvaied Railroad IN ThlrdaY'.
near Forty second s. were made b. tie defendant, me
New York Elevated Il iroaG COMPANY in the General
Term OF the supreme Court. In Brooklyn. eserday The
frat wns from a motion DENYING an order TO set asd.
tue Nerlcf becaus OF the IrOrs had no rlk to 1T
the second from motion 10 let aside ire vcrct as con-
trary 10 the evidence; third iron motion 20 srt II
ASIDE giving excessive damages and che fourth. from
tlte illQrneut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
PICTURES OF ENGLISH CATHEDRALS.

large audience assembled at ChickeTng Hall
Yesterday afternoon 10 listen to the fifth OF the
course Of illustrated lectures by the Rev. Or. New
land MAYNARD The subject ss " Northern and
Midland Cat hodraIs of England.' The entertain
inent consisted of address and stcreoptlcOn
views showing the rNteriOrS and parts OF the in
Ing the views DR.. Maynard gave sketch of the
different kinds OF architecture. The lights were
then extlngushed and the pictures were thrown
On "A screen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
THE SEVENTH REGIMENT BALL.

The floral decorations in the halls OF the 9TH
Regi ncnt Arjnory. aud the other preparations for
the ball tomorrow nIght are now nearly hnlsbcd
and the visitor To- the building is reminded
OF the DAYS which preceded the far OF
1879 IL Is expected td3t many fashionable
and distinguished people will be- present al the ba l..
The tickets have been carefully placed by tie ON
GERS and members OF he regiment. Inc committee
has limited the number 10 be sold, so tha, the
Armory cannot be overcrOwded and nearly an the
seats ic free. The entire third floor X III charge Of
DrIponico The orchestra band numbers eighty
pieces and the military band fifty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
wnrNnHn AND III WITH SMALLPOX.

Eugene Gordon. laborer. was found Yesterday
morning. intoxicated and suffering from scalp
wound az No. IS O,k-st. An ambulance was sent
for and be was jaken 10 tie Chambers Street Hos
pltai In about an hour after he taken to the
hospital m eruption Of smallpox appeared on nis
lace and body The Board of Health informed
ana the patient was az once removed to the Small
Pox Hospital Precautions against the spread OF
the disease taken at the Chambers street Hos
pltaI Dy dlsiufectinR the ambulance ana the ward.
Another case of small pOX WAS Reported yesterday
from No 5 Mulberry-s.. he case was attended To.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
JUSTICE SMITHS FIRST PRISONER.

Peter Coyle, Of No. 521 West Twenty-thrd-st.
was arrested Sunday nIgAt by Officer Clark Of the
rhlrtrlh Street Police, for mtOxic aton, and was
the first prisoner ar;aigned before Justice Scion b.
day. -
"You are CHARGED with being drunk, Coyle. What
have yOu TO say ~ sad the Justice.
- cannot d,nY tie charge. Judge, but be easy
with me. have "a wife and ~
Go home" SAID the magistrate; you are my
first victim aud will let Won 60"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Dec I3.-In Vho Court Of Appeals
today, present ms al n. Charles J. Foiecr a. j. and
asAocates. the following business was transaeted:
No -sylyestsr aeCarnry. plsntln Foo
PIE, etc, defendants A. naln
un IN ~ rot snd submitted ior dof. ndsnts ~ error
blJ0hn Hope, planiia In error agt the Poopa etc
ueendants In argued by charles Brooke sr pain
Hs IA error ana Daniel o. bons or defendants In error
mo day caoniai Tor the Court fur
December IA 1880. 10 follows Nos 9y7 800 400 5,L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
ONE POLICY DEALER PUNISHED.

Edward Thompson. n policy dealer a; No. 1877
East Broadway, pleaded guilty IN tire Court of Cen
eraI Sessions yesterday 10 chaigs Of selInga policy
slip 10 Catherine Kirby for 10 cents. In iassrg
sentcace Judge ConlnG said IL was about time that
policy playing was stopped IN NeH-YGrH CITY, es,
pecially among women and children He sentenced
The prisoner 10 The PenltentlarY for thirty DAYS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
STEEL BRAINS FOR TIE BRIDGE.

The first sl,pmeni # lLe heavy srccl beams 10 be
usrd pa ID .Irer. fracture of ~" East hiver Brdg"
was received few days ago. Tie Gin uii{ Gu
count-rfa by the Contractors making beams ~ ne
rr,neY size has -IcatV DELAYED WocH on ihc ~trfc-
turc liz order 10 reach satisfactory rc>u IS i ha'
hesn necessary TO make many experiments ana 20
construct q 1arce amount oi special machinery. II
W.. said by on" OF the eng uccrs recently ihat ne
contractor. William Sellers d Co., would now De
eII, 10 proflico the beams rapidly. and that they
wonli b. made IN advance luri : the winter 4thS
ana placed at hand ready use as soon as tIe
weather next spring would 9dmit.
IL expected tia the approach on the Newly ok
side WI soon be conplrt ., Il the weather should
permit there beng only i,0Oj.OJO brCks 20 %
iaid and several ooli-lpaos of stone. IheTe rs no
work q, ,rcc On az uecsru; except on this OPP "a a
near ,l ,!r ~ terminate, al tAatI&ui-Si Nci&t
O. the non hri-,s winch are 90 pan ib" pre-. >3 IVA
The aptI a.h uu the brooklyn Side ave beeu con-
fracted o amt maE.nE. A. soon "@ trt paris
ar. 6n...i-i .uey VII De pat an pl ,''. hn non
brldg, tuai is o. span rht poH tie Nev-1oth f.0e
al FrarAljn ~qUar' is e orY piece Of WORK MAJ 'as
u,t bee .ontriciei cor II VIII b. let ~ ic" aal ;
and be rus ~ plGc before the comria'l'h 81 me
superStrucu.. II ;, Thought b} thc eNgtc'l ih'i,
barring cciDcut9, tie en- He situciuft VII oc com-
ple;ed lbs c2ry Winler next year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
BURIAL or PHILIP LEADBEArER rEENEAu

The funeral Of Philip Lcadbcater Frencau took
place yesterday at -. ThOmaso Episcopal Church.
~ Fiithayc. ana Fifiy-third-at.. The Rev. Or.
William Moran rector Of the church. read the ser
vice. TEc pail bearer, were William VI. Gawtry,
Peter King. Floyd Bailey. AanSon VI. Wilcox.
Franci, Boiling. and William \. Hawkins Many
oi Mr. Frcncau', former friends were present. After
the reading OF the burial service The remains were
taken t. the cemetery IN SccouG-st Nh. frcneau
was The head of the firm OF i l.. Frcncau Co.,
woollen III .rchants al No. GO1 Broadway. He was
the son of the late Edward lcadbcater Frcncau and
grandson oi Philip frcneau, the satirst Of Rcvoin-
tlDHary fame.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
THEY SHOULD HAVE BEEN KEPT AT HOME.

The Cominiss oner5 Of Emigration were enabled
10 get rad OF the burden of supporting thirty
PAM immigrants yesterday Dy paving bali their
passage % Western homes. Eleven adults and
seventeen children were sent 10 employment at
IrontOn. Ohio, and two Others were sent to the
Cameron Coal Company Cameron, Penn. The
destitute immigrants still their hands al an
ex peusc 10 the state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
SINGULAR TASTE OF THE CROTON.

Complaints have been made OF late that there is a
peculiar tas 6 in the Croton water. In the Engin-
eer's Office of the Depart meDt of Public Works 1t
was stated yesterday that this wac caused by the
melting of the snow which has fallen in the Croton
River wa or shed. and The washinRs Of the streams
which had become very low ia consequences Of the
long drOufh OF last summer and fail. No serious
nOyance Is anticlI ated from this cause.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
NOMINATIONS

WAsHINGTON, Dec. 13.-The President sent
the following Ion inapus 10 tie senate This art rro0I
Faear Stanton Illinois 10 he COusu-General at 81.
Poter.burl Schpenie, o. ohO TO be consul 10
Barmeu John HUI OF Itnusylvan 90 b. United states
Mars ne western District 81 Pennsylvania FIRST
Lieutenant samuel r. iilmal. corps II Engineer TO Ue
Professor at Wys Point OF Chcms hpcrl Ogy ANA &C.
olpgv the nOmina ions OF large number Of
ms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
$4,000 FOR HELPING THE VICTORIA.

The agents OF the Anchor Steamship Line and
FuDch, Edye & Co. have made d settlement for ihe
services of the steamship Vomer IN towing the dis
abled steamship Victoria from the Banks of New
foundand To this port 1t has been decided hereto
fOIe BY the Courts that an agreement made ut
under stress of circumstances may not hold good ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
4 RnOOKLYN CnrRCH FREEp TEOM DIE

The amount OF tho debt resting on the CiaSson
Avenue Urooklyu Presbyterian Church, Of which
the Rev. D. Il. Frazer Is pastor, was raised by sub
scripiion sunday. IL consisted of pew ownership
of :SJf. 900 winch int rest paid. and mort
gage OF $4,000, TO which figure IT. WAS reduced
IRON 20. 600 during the paStOIatr of the Rev Dr.
J. T. Dnryca now OF Boston. Sunday morning the
propOSition of The prw-owncrs TO surrender their
iignt, il the congregation would raise the $4,000
vas made. and a little more than 10000 was
pIompily subscribed, thus freeing the church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14

consecrated tomorrow of in st. Peters Church,
at state and Bond-sts Brooklyn. Among those
to participate in the services will be bishops nm't1'
Potter and Lee, the Rev. Drs w. b. stevens. {. IL.
Hall and W. A Snively. II is hoped that Bishops
GARRISON, Iuttle, Starkey and Norris also VIII NC
present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
A PHYSICIAN DIES OF DIPHTHER1A.

DIR. Wilbur F. Sandford, o well-known Young
physician in the part of Brooklyn known as Green
point died on Sunday at the age of thirtysx, from
diphtheria, at his home, No. ID Oak-st. thursday
he performed the operation called tIacheotoWy,
which consists in the insertion OF silver tube III
the throat for the purpose of relieving suffering, on
n little girl sick with diphthcria The false mem,
brane IN her throat filled the tube and the child
would have ch0ked to death had not DIR. Sand.
ford put the end of il in his mouth and cleared IT of
the obstruction thus allowing the child to breathe.
Rut the operation did not prove successful and the
child aftcrward died. Friday DIR. Sandford was
seized with a emil and symptoms of malignant
type OF dphthera followed. Despite the best medl-
cal skill, the sick man gradually grew worse, ana
died al an carly hour Sunday morning.
DR.. SandfoId WAS born in Middletown. Conn
He received his academic education in Wesleyan
University. and his medical training in New York
lie was a member of the Kings County Medical
Society in the proceedings OF which he took prom
incnt part. Ills widow and two children survive
him. The body will he taken to MiddletOwn
Conn. Tor burial. At meeting OF the Greenpoint
Congress, social and literary club of which Dr
Sanford Nas member. last evening appropriate
resolutions were passed. and addresses paying
tribute 10 his social and professional qualities were
made.
The number of deaths from diphthera last week in
BROOKLYN was iiity-one an increase OF SIX over fhe
number Of tbs week before.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
Gurouean ADVERTISEMENTS.
DE WILLIAM TWICE, DECEASED.

IL
judgment of toe Chancery Dvis on Of tne
High of Jusce, England made IA the mat 81 II The
estate Of William Twlgg. deceased aud iOl Of
Pncke against Gocher 1879 f. No l6s the truss Of tho
WEI William IWigg, late Chcshun IN thr COUNTY OF
esquire 2sed who led The 9TH day ~ july,
Mains The by his viii gave al te residue I
his pateDai and Sauts hNing al ms eh
and the issue thea living of them who should ae then
dead. AL persons C.anupg he the pat"nh unc,s hI
Of the the Issue (wnetner or no ~
II them c dead are on OF before
the day May lScl 10 send BY posi- prepdiI. %
Messrs Dunieii Eruly OF No lokcuhpu.e dfi 10 nc
CITY London solicitors OF The defendant mn b0cAu
t,staOT. the tu' O ihf
respective Gains default thereof they WI D. p"iehp'
N1e-it believed that ntaIy a.. the Irsvhi ,'i'i,
under aforesaid description have been ascerantd me
ndprinentio about whom hi"fha on
still rs1uired The partciats 10 other persons rcl al
will be- found the advert Sc neht III Inc in's newspaper
(EngiAn4l OF is, December, 1851
Naino y setipt.ph. -.
MCCARTHY, ANN. daughter o. 'honas VIZ
'nssne an ara Hannah TN.gs for.
merry Hannah Ncoii born IN
1925 prObApA a. either sheffield.
DIby AsLDutne. ebY-ilte !;
married HaOrge Ne, Al, hy coach.
& she field. IN !-A',. ald
ded At lambeth surrey. IN tsJl.
Supposed have cf sewers
chi 0rea Of whom. named
George. dict q I.inbeth IA 1891
IL il believed that the other chll.
dreh. with thalr Iahef, enlgtalsd
10 America
Dated this ath day of Noyembsr, $50
W. NHREN,
ON la Referee O High Court Of Justice
DUFFItl.D 4 BnUff.
OF No. q, Tokenhouss lali. IN he Clty Of London
Dec II law Tu Defendants SOLICITORS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
SUSPICIOUS INCREASE IN THE FIGURES.

1hr taxpayers OF the town of M.ddlctown. ;. l.,
are eXcl.ed over al alleged conspiracy defr qua
ihom out of several hundred dollars. On "a urday
tine Town Auditor went to finish The work OF pre-
pannC the abstract containing the claims AGAINST
Inc own. 80 thai il could b. pres MED t0 tn Su-
peTvI~or IN the afternoon Iur AUdi.Or concluded
thcse laborS and orderet the abstract sent 80 the
Supervisors Inomas Mis. one ot the Auditors,
was ptcsedt when the Supervisors received he doc
uu.eDt ard after locking over lie abstract he made
the announcement that uumbtr Of ngures had
been altered 10 increase the Original 10 al
amount several hundred do.iarS Mills declared
tit tl. chaule had beeu made after the paper had
rassad through The Auditors hands. Tie super
vIso,S nj once sent for the duplicate Of the abstract
Oh file in the Town CLERKS office ItlS Was found
tc CORRESPOND m ". nv respect with the original.
The Supervisors resolved thar the Town officers be
cal ed npon 80 max. an inyts CATION, winch was
begun Yesterday. Oue OF the officers said - even
lT tb,i there vas 10 l0nbi as there having been
crook ii Uol& AMI implicated more than one person
IL was Of tae opinion taat l. would MOI take long
80 discover t4r guilty persons. Whom he suspected
ne won state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14

law. The agreement made between the two cap
tans t. pay 500 900 for bringing the Victoria INTO
port was withdrawn by mutual consent and $4,000
was awarded for the service, and paid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
FpTsCOpAL RECONSIDERATION.

The Rev. Dr.. j. A. Paddock, rector Of ST. Peters
Protestant Episcopal Church, who was recently
elected Bishop of Washington Territory, will be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14

Little observation-disclosures has my rocking
horse got rbenmasnr a. Gransimainna-' M, my love-
Whyf' 1ittle Boy because is legs are slih Ike
yours
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14

COS Cos 3o3 and COS Motion calendar Hos ~ S,2 53
S7 5s8 j82 Ssf $50 $50, 69I 19 SD 59e o85 oO OIL
j02, bOj.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
RAE ADDlrION no me AsTOR LIBRARY.

The exterior of the new addition TO the Astor
Library building presents finished appearance
With the addition of his wing and the addition Of
story to the central part of he building fe ana
imposing cfcci Is created. The contract !or the new
wing calls for Its exterior completion by MAY /,
1881. but Oh account OF The necessary hitting up
wi, H. including the erection of a large central
staircase il is not TN ught That the addition viii be
Oh, ned 10 the pubic until after the next summer
vacation. Inc building tncn. although II will
appear rs Il completed whole, Will be in three
sections the first OF which Duilt by the founder
of The Library. JOAN Jacob hstor. The second
section was built by William b. Asior. ana lie I'M
comIicted soc:IOn Is gwen by the present head OF
the Aston family.
il X NOT KNOWN precisely how many volumes there
are m the Library, although tie number saproach-
ing 200, 900. There have been 40 notable additions
TINS year. but there has Leen the usual steady III
crease the extent of VIII CHI Will DC determined be
fore the annual report is made at the close OF tins
month.
The additional building is not designed for any
special Ii ~ needed 70 meet the Increasing de-
mand Tor room. caused by the increase III the
number 0i volumes AMI of visitors. Ii VIII furnish
accommodation Tor 100000 volumes arranged on
the Same plan that has been adopted III the rest OF
the bullding.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
Rp,yc,ya THE RAILROADS TO TERMS.

Frequent meetings have been held by the Com
mss,one rs OF Emigration since June last 10 deYse
means 10 protect the immigrants from being
svludled by runners" employed by the railroads
10 secure Immigrant traffic. The railroad agents
have been repeatedly requested to meet WIN tne
Commissioners and agree upon plan when wo.eu
bring The immigrants entirely under the sup'fVsloh
of the Commissioners. At Il meeting OF the latter
yesterdav Mr. Ulrich said: " 1t time this railroad
swndiiuc was stopped. We have been allowing
them 10 fool with us since last June. The railroad
companies and the foreign steamship con-
mamie, have bad in their complete con
irnl and we propose TO protect the interests we
arc c6argch with" A letter from the Pennsylv3nla
Eairo5d wa read which said: d" As It is the WISH oI
tIe Commissioners TO give immlcranis the beneht
NJ commissions pad on tins class oi business we
viii until further notice allow 20 per cent TO com
netting points from currtnt rates to all Immigrants
booked IN Castle Garden over our road" resom-
tlon was adopie1 that IN view OF the oneF OF Tue
Pennsy'vauia Railroad, the "bookerSD DE at one
order Il 80 send all cash pa sengers by such rnaoS
onl, is ira xe a similar discount. a fepVcseh'ttNr
of the PennsylVanil Railroad said last night: w
have been conservative too long, am rs We Cannot
secure oar quota Of passenger tialnc a Ihl rates
We hav. been forced 10 resort to me pToDusth
scheme. The NOV .menr will probably result IN
forcing the Nsw-York Central and Ele Roads 10
terms"