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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-05
OFFICE or THE
NEw.YORK LAKE EEIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD co" :

OFFICE or THE }
NEW YORK, LAKE EEIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD co"
NEV-lORK. June -, lSeO
V'HIS COMPANY has made an arrangement
1 with Mcssrs. DREXEI. MORGAN Il CO. 70 extend tho
Mortgage Ssuct br the New OK ana EMO
Ran road Company maturing October next. the principal
payable forty from that datc ana TIE interest Ap
] semi annually a. cent per atndIn both
holders desire 20 ayai OF II ana sha d
post their bonds for that purpose with Mc.cs DrcXel Nor
can Il prior to the ljth OF Septelaber next
bonds not be extended by the holders, or oe
presented by Mesrs Urexc Morgan - CO..
win be pai at maturity. II. j. JEWkiI, President
% WALr~sr. NEW YORK, June %, 1850.
Referring the ot the \cwN0rk Lake Ire
ana Western Railroad company ready 10 receive
the New YORK and Erie Railroad Fourth Mortgage
We are also prepared 100 and accrued interest
any Of the bonds the holders OF which NAV dese 70 s
rather than extend phfHf-i. SlpIpN.N N -,
'E'O THE BONDHOLDERS of the UTAH
4 WESTERN RAILWAY CONPANY.-NOTICE -
Bondho.dcr- of the UTAH WESTERN RAILWAY COM
PANY taken proceedings 10 force nse the mortgage
An agreement bd m tie property FOR TIE noudhders anu
appoint trust" for that purpose has ceen signed By large
majority OF the bondhOlders.
Those who nave NOT vet signed agreement do by
applying at the Office OF HE UNION TRUST COMPANY
OF N.W YORK, No. 10 Broad way. New YORK city.
their bonds WIN sad trust
COMPANY 10 be usc by the trustee the purchae OF tho
OF railway company III conformity 10 INC ahoNe
naied AMI receive Deposit Fecpta, uasef be
by Endorsement sigGcl By sad Trust COMPANY r.,
DepOsiior. viii De requested dor convenience OF the rust
their bonds FOR examination &C. ana Ie
ceive Their elIhCates the following day. -
Z. T. BISHOP,
r.. NJ. BASSEIT.
Trus:ees OF Mortgage Of I tab Western Railway co.
y \ -.
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COYEYI,LAYD BOATS direct TO Iron Pier

TycnrsOn ckefs j0c: Slngo 3Jc. 'ncIHue ptr duI =
sion Downtown an0ug Pier = Rector st. Close to D9th
land Kactor.st Jersey CITY only Trips . s. J. D. 49, y
do land at LeToyst TIP 10 u from tler anus hec
tor. II only 40 other boats run 10 Iron Pier
Ixtra sunday Tilp-Ku Won kuI leaves 22d-st I-oV
Le.ny 81 l2:l5 Pr y. T. N. II p.cL,ani
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Cfcur5lon5.

Fsfclass passenger coaches ana open oars con
vey passengers pier Brighton Hotel ana West Brgh
Beach. Couey Island. tl roal ia siy m inlts5 *
curspn 80 single fare 30 cents thufen DC
tween twelve ana four half fare.
We.fCOft Express Company VIII cheek nageag" ~ an"
nom Brighton Beach and residences NcwIork and jersey
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GERMAN NAIL.

TMPEhIAL TEKMAN MAIL, - a.
4 Hamburg American Packet ComI2nys Line i0'
PLYMOUTH. tHERBDURG. and HAMBC H' 80 o,
HERDER. WlELAN D--.'.''- eept "A
LESS No .......... sept 10 RI-lA..... oyy ~
Rates II passage Plymouth. London. eri0lis HAN
burr and al points In the south OF Eng and fst tI
Si0n: second Ca,iJ. $50. Storage. $50 Hound mp ~
reduced rates Storage from Hamburg OF IIayIe SIS,
kUNil ARDr * CO., G. b. RICHARD < ~,
General Agents. General Passenger Agents
No ii I,oIlst y T. No. VI Broadway, u ].
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I ONG BEACH, l.. I.
a. KAPELMEIsTER sCHREINER's ORCHESTRA.
n TWO GRAND CONCERTS DAILY
y THEO UOCH the Greatest Of Cornet PLAYERS,
b Eleven Of the First sOoists Of Vienna and Berlin.
Trains Hnnter's Point and Flatbushave. Brook
y tvn. daly-53jtSOO p0' 1000. loo a. M 80 $50
& 300 800 4On $50 800 $40 600. 900 800 and 1910 m
II East 3ths ferry u minutes earlier tast TN
ii minutes earlier, and James sip except SUNDAYS
so minutes earlier.
Arncv PIER y Fast River foot ofPne st. daily except
l. Sun,havsI-73O $500 500, 1890 2lo, 2iO. S;lO3i ID.
$40. $40. $40 $40 and Gao .. IN $50 $500
Returning leave Long Beaca-1:jJ So: ':iU -. p
:O5 alo5. 20j. 2ij 3Oj. i:O5. 900 OO5 iOJ SOo'
poo N.3j. 1905. ll:0j y III. . 49,. -....-,
YLATBU SHAVE, BHOOkLYN, - GEMS.
". " LAFFAN,
(onera PAsSen aor AZ NJ
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IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.

4 NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW lOHhs
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN -, .,
CDER..... L.. @al -
MAIN ... $40 ~aut l. %. y V........-lt ~ =, n
RATES OF PASSAGE from NEW WORK 20 sou LhA"'
Ton. HAVRE OR BREMEN so
FIRST CABIN SECOND CABl y ...--'+''
SrEEEAGE $50. , ..-, ..-.ia.
Return tickets AT reducea rates. Prepaid steerase 0'
Gates. - ,,.-,., "a,
OF RICIs * CO.. bONlM2-GTe'h
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x UNIFIED STATES NAIL STEAMERS
FOR DIMENSIONS An LIVERPOOL.
Leaving Pier So. y. r.. foot VI klnzsL

FOR QCEEN-lpMN A. LIZ chtOOi-
Leaving Pier IS. y. r., foot Of KlnzsL
ARIZONA ...........I EsDAY. sept. : A. n.
WYOMINii........ ..~..........I yEspAY seEt H. %
y ~ Az
AI-tO - ia ''s
AItI/fDN \ / 1 - ia J. go.
rs These steamers are built q IRON, IN waerugh con-
paItmens and are furnished with every requisite % MSS
the passage across the Atlantic both safe ana agreetO
Ing bathroom smOkngFO0m. drawlngro room. pltlo 80
Library ais experienced surgeon ste"ardess snl cae -
each steamer The stseroos are all upper deck mus
those greatest all Injuries at sea perfect Yena'a
CABIN PASSAGE according 70 stae.room $50 so Ana
slO0. INTERMEDIARY, 40 SLEETAHI, ss'o'r'
OfFICH' w. - WILLIAMS & GUIoN
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On anu aIttr J I NJ 7, ~
Express Trans leave New Iors via DesJosses and Cort
andt strerts Fclrlca, as follows
4sp $50, 30; 10 LIsitst IA m 5:5D' T. $40 5.
g. = $50 and 10 ald y night sundays; 1870 ami .
a H. o. q. =. s.ao and 10 p. m. and II night.
Express leave York dan eXcept sunday, az 73O
and running through VIA trenton aud Cam.
p,ats Brooklyn Annex Onnect with all through trains
at city aioIdng speedy and direct transfer Tor
VfnuXlyu travel.
Returning Trans West PHILADELPHIA 1901. 3;.j .25
* = $50 ana a IN. iLl.tcd Express 80 d m . :,
{ J.3u : and 1870 p. IN sunday. l2Ol, 5:ij i.15
s3''a m and p. m. Leave PhlWlephI, wa camden
q q m and g. % p. IN. dGIy. except sunday.
Ticket Offices 6-6 aud "a. Broadway No. AstOr House
DrsOrosses and Coz tlaldt-tS.: 40 Court
Bro,syn Annex III H. loot Of Fuon->t, BROOKLYN; Nos
ia and lis Hud'oIst oboken ( ersey city
Inialau5 ticket Office No : Battery place.
The View transfer Company VIII all for and check
FEASk TuoMSpN. l. I: lAhMER,
GeEclll Manager General Passenger Ag Mt
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IMAM LINE ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS.

CUEEAsrOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
NQTICE.-lha steamer u this Line taxa LleIeanI
Naury Lane routes Al a.. seasons Jt the year
CI.Y CHES lER.... II t-)A l, sept v 80 A. ID
CRY OF BItU thursday, IT. l6 81 N
CITY or BLRiIN - ut'rtJ >ept -, ~ y
CITY OF MONTREAL....THUR sDAY. sept So 30 p d.
CITY OF RItHMON D.........>Al l lDAf. neL =, "a -
p 81 y. r.. loot ID, Char on. =.
CABlS, $50 and 500 Return * kets On tiy0aosI ~
slEEkAGE. Drafts az lowest rates.
saloons rooms smoking mi bathrooms 'I isdlp%
cattle. sheep or ss
JOHN o. DALE. Agent 81 ana 50 Bf1d ~ y, :,
IliIadcll H. flee 40. 100 south tih-st-
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CLEN RIDGE. CORNWALI, y. Y.-uouse
" now open. &C gsOInd ga wir-. wood. Tres
fresh vegetables milk carriages, stage Sc Oh pac+
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GUNNER Resorts.

COLORADO HOUSE, Ocean Beach, y. j.,
- Will remain open TIL october l. special rates 20 fam
les for september.
dryden SPRINGS PLACE.-This sanita-
~ AID place resortis charmiugy situated upon the
southern Central Railroad mile from the -! Or Dry
and within ten miles al ltaca Tie premises contain
magnetic and mineral springs whose waters are
celebrated effects The house airy ana comfortable
win all modern appliances Il surrounded by beautiful
grounds tuves and unsurpassed For further par
tieulnrs address :. :. NIVi~ON " d. Dryden Iompkns
=
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AND NhW.YORK RAILWAY
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
30 II BROOK ROJ -. ,,
IOk TRENT N AND PNl.A y kLPuIN.

49, - 30 ID BROOK RpI l.. mr..
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA On
Leave New YORK from station C. r. r. Of j, fooo Lib
Il a95 g 3 at 5 "a sun a
day at s.l5 'a a. m 3 30 and e D. w.
l fG5 'H c efF 5 80 NJ an" On 4 a"aa $50
IGI Is1oa W 5 2ad La'hI'i sunday at SIS
d. ReinInir Trains win leave Philadelphia FOR New York:
From station oaaaephi4 ana kesaS 80 5@ot A. '!o
2 3.I5 $40 7l5. Y p. on sundsy. 800 nj 49,
From Third ant Bers-.sts. at s. 500, 900, II a. m.
l:l5 $40 80, $50 l30p m Sunday at $50 NJ p ~
From Trenton Warreq and l21 EXCEPT Non n
S'io p ~ saHday-i25 $40 6.ij ono o., a.,
o 81 i555 3road9sy and at the pIincp hotels
ana Comtst AMI Annex Office Jege's Whaif bl2ok.ia T.,
ana cheek IRON hG or TeaepGs anal 80
sTe IN Th the Bel r. cshone n TeesraPh
"'' Al H. P BALDwTT G eneral Passenger Agent.
TEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD. ,o.o u+u
~ PAs.ETGtk TRAiEs on an after Tune L. 1P yn '
?. and 6s9 Easto4. bethlehem A s n1s2in
ithaca Geneva, LYONS Buffalo aud the wes-. Pullman sleep
Trains sayiasa1 -sq ana H.. connect for all
''''''' F. BYiNGgoT, General Passenger Agent,
Cereal Eastern ONCE corner hu "a A. Al &
NEW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
AtRINER HAILkOA Dc ommeEehs July o'lse0 through
us1s YIN Ieiye Grand mira Expre.s 20 Rochester
Pattsbure. Adams and Montreal with through drawing
iV S'0o am a. H. Saratoga special
car la car Rochester and Buiil.O
llOO express to Albany aud Troy Win eonnecllOAs
to Uuca saratoga, Glcus Fairs aud Rutland
$3.50 p. H., saratoga special
400 p. M. Albany ana Troy Express
800 p H. 81 Express daily with sleeping cars FOR
ST. Louis through DAY N the week also Steep
for Buffalo Toledo and Detroit anu lOl MOutra eA
CeptIng sunday night, via saratoga .
p M Pacific Express. daily. with Sleeping cars 10
Niagara Fails Rochester Buffalo. Ceveah iMed Detroit
and Chicago ana for Clayton Uuca ana Wate'oNn VIA
Rome excepting SATURDAYS. , ,,.-,--..-..- ca,
600 m FAST Express for Montreal Rochester AMI Corn
ing, via Geneva sleeping cars TO Geneva Rochester ana
Montreal a { Adams.
1i0 p. n night Express. with sleeping cars 70 Albany
Ickcfs on sale 252 and Broadway, and West
Offices PARK place and 80 and tt2 Broad
! way New YoIF, and 1913 Washng,on-s, Bro1kyn
L. Is. 81 kkkEk I.A. Passr Ag
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DLYMnrTH ROCK FOR long BRANCH
..sLASr SUNDAY TRIPS To Long BRANCH
NEXT SUNDAY. sEPTEMBEB o.
-..UP THE HUDSON TO WEST POINT AND NE'
BURG. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER -.

BU 10, 81 \ UAl' SIT lI.AbT.IN ~,
CHARMS GLEN ISLAM ID,
y NEW.ROCHELIE HARBOR. LOSGISLAND SGT Nd
steamer Laura ~ Siam ana 81 Nicholas leave
pier 80 IL y r. Jewels WAR; S3d.s,, Ea5s
,nn. I,rtiardt.z, Fulfnn Ferry. ul'n
$40 NJ S.t5A. II. 900 \. VI
lOljA. n. 1881 \. " AoiIo a. D..
l.3O T. ". li5 T. NJ ElV y ~
3:2oP ". $50 +. VI - 400 T. IL
Leave GLEN ISLAND II a. m, l2l3, 900, ana D. n
GRAND CONCERT - PAVILION DAILY.
Dancmg Boating Bathing Bowling, hllaris snoring
RHODE ISLAND CLAM-BAKE aud dinner s,ryed d2ny
under supervision OF Hiram d. MsXhelA CLAAlb 81
IS cs EXCURSION TICKETS - cts siugiF25 cts
At STARIN'S GLEN ISLAND, SUNDAY.
"A sept. :. +. service OF song c9nssng o. most
popular -olo duets ana choruses by LARGE CHOIR 90 Peo
PIES church NewY Clty and short address by the Rev
{. [. GOss.
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J'HE ERIE RAILWAY. now known As the
4 NEV-YORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL

l NET.YoRK, LAX ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL,
ARRAvolS>r or TRAIN, TAXING rFFEcr MAY TO- 1850
Va tlnciuuali ana thictgO Day Express. LlaNin5-
room caches 70 Buffalo and Su-p' non Bridge.
DIP m. ,DaiyJ-Fast II Lous Lxurcss arriving AZ BAT
aio ~ liz connecting with tat trains 10 inc "est ami
southwest Pumaus best Drawn groom Sleeping Coaches
60 % i% CDalv) Express for the West e4plng
Coaches through 20 BC-ao. Niagara Falls Cincinnati ana
tcasO whun change also uote niuE Cars 10 CA, 40.
1:lJ y. m Em'grsui 7. for he West,
Trains leave hlmbers street Depot, \ rw OK ior
Newark 6l5 $40 ll:50 1t 20, ago 5:2O, $40 $50
p ana l3OO midnight saturday nights only Sundays )
Rnbrrfid and PaSsac Goo 80 To- 1890 am-the lO,2o
H!5 500 5;G 40 $40 $50 6i6 $50 j. 1880 D n.y. ~
mdn ght Suntays BOO. $50 lO2O, 4;i5. G30 p.
"i Pieson j. S45 800 $40 TO- lo2O 1880 m u noon
+ 10 < 1890 p. n and II midnight Sundays j. $50
OILS 1870 AS. $50 = 9 y, m AMI J. midnight
1880 p m. asd Il mdnzht Sundays GOO, $50 l0.io
~, ~, 63'l 700 ,. NJ. and 2 midnight
Nowhurg and Cornwall. $50, . a. H.. oSO AJo D. m sun
Rcndoui and Kingston 300 m, $50 p sundays $50
AGic-hen GOO 100 900. 1920 $3.50, 500 1850 100
7,iS ~ a. Sundays 600 $3.50. 1910 a. go 900 p III.
Middlotown 100, BOO l0,.O am, $3.50, 1890 100 pm
siSO D trans connect with New'forh aud OswegO Md
'abu h1ysu 956 016 10 20 a. m; l30. 600 400 las
m sunday $50. i0.40 a. NJ 900 $50 and 700 p m
each hour yam 54s a. ~ 10 p iOs5 and iii5
pnkes for passage ana tor Apartments Drawing Room
and Sleeping Coaches gan he obtained aud orders for ts
SaeSks a sa NoS $50 io 557 Broadway W S o
Co8ri.st Brooklyn, OF Al ne sompauys Depots
Express rams from the Vest arrive III Newf0rk at 12o
and 1875 $40 20 a. aAiSBSfr. ra,,r Ast Newyor4
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Trains leave TOR Englewood Clo,er, Permon Ny
$50 il'SO p. sundays, 300 a M. and GAS D. m. The
il.8O D. m Will leave so minutes later sauria, ghs
JNo. N. ABBOTT. General rsAar Agent Hsw.Yorh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-05

DOUBLE TRACK. TIE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
NENT AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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NETHERWnOD

HEATH HOUSE.-Sch0Oley' Mountain
Springs v j. VIII remain open during the fall
Prautll autumn scenery. Central r. H. OF y j. OF
Del Ihc< & Il Il J. NRrrtn Coleman, MaIagc.
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NIANliATTAN BEACH,


VIA GREENPOTNT
steamer SYLVIA 5ROV f. from foot ~ 23tst T. r; Si'
Q:A5 lO..5 a. NJ and half hourly to SD N KctnrnnI
leave NANItAT1AN BEACH AZ 49, lOOO, IlOo, l. H.
1905, y 80 and every halthOur TO lJ:35 p. IL
VIA BAY RIDGE.
Steamers 1HOS COLLY!.R and HATHAWAY, non
22i.sircet y r. at 9lO lu2j No. and hourly - ~ m
Leaving EROY STREET ten minutes. AMI PlbH W;
thirty minutes leaving 22dst Enc boat. eayn[3{i
street S2j not stop a. Leroy aud PDr1
TIE steamer d. D. MARTIN leaves got 81 "hitehN.tt
at925 q. m hourly to 80 p Trains fron MiHhhtt1
Beach citing with y. a. Martin for Whleh1ll'st letye
hourly from $50 m 10 1920 p m li2j 70 20 p n go =
02u p. cOnnecrn2 with steamers Tor per 40 y
LC,oysi -2dst leave every hour rom la H. to 800
'GifN@REs FULL BAND and LEVY every afternoon
and evening
po1ds Exnress will take baggage from place IN New
York and transport 10 Manhattan Beach, twice dhY ~
Ia' Grand d. play Of the season SATURDAY
EVENING sept l. Double Programme. incuung INC
Wonderful Performing Elephant the Great Device tho
Arc de- Iiiomphe. jVxlj0 feet AMI several new sptca
Positively OPP Ortuuity u witness NJ PANS Cce
bratcd English Fire works.
DLYMOCTH ROCK FOR LONG BRANCH.
l To-Day SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 5.
LAST SUNDAY But ONE For LONG BRANCH.
BOAT LEAVES
foot West 22d.st X. $50 and 230 p and stone
Per J. :. H., 10 q. III. and 3lj p IL.
- LAST SUNDAY TRIPS TO Long BRANCH,
NEXT SUNDAY. sEPIEMBEB ~
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To PHILADELPhlyAf,A
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

THE oLD.EsTABLIsHEp ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-05

DACIFIC MALI ) ILAMNIITP NVlII N-'f
4 -allng from Per foot Ot Canal st. North I"Vs'
For Istnmus 0f Panama
CkhCEN 4 CITY,. Friday. sept 10. noon
Connect ting Tor Genital ami south America
Fir Sal Francisco 10 Japan and emma
CITY or TOXIC .ratur!ny SeDt Is ny , ,ns
From. san Francisco 10 Hon jUlu Sew L'slN' A"' ~
tTgla
ZEALAND saturday, sept -. > p m
Of LOnGon mails al sdu fEaBcsc xn,vrCU
Passengers wQrded 10 -AN tRANtl.tC - S'TTsruI
ISLANDS. JAPAS. CHINA. NEWZEA Las ~ .HfEefCl
LA ~oi-rU AMERIt A ana CEN GRAL ANEtHN
For freieht passage ana general infoImli'I sPgc' "
'' ' H. j. BULLAG,
super utendelt
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GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
~ BETWEEN NETWORK AND HANRf-.
Pier Of COMPANY No. ~ North River loot ~ M'oar
Travellers By this line avoid butn transit Oy .nIsl It
aud the dcomfOrs OF crossing the channel u 'nAa
boat
IADRA DOR. >aneer Wcdue saay >ep- -. 5 y
ST LAURENT >autri..... "Wednesday, sept. p. a y.
CHEEKS CreGlt Lyonna OF Pars IN amounts % SAT-
LOUIS DE BEBIAN, AGENT - D. BJwl.ug Green.
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ELBERON HOTEL, LONG BRANCH.-MoSt
open september and October Rooms address az above
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nURING the fall good board and rooms can
- obtained Washii stonvile. orange County y. Y
References: 10 broadway, 2ll5 Mtd.sonaye. 30 II
Marks place address A. f. b.. Box lOl. Wasln2tonvle
(trdU COM y. Y
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1 NCHOR LINE L. :. NAIL STEAMERS.

n NKW.YORK AND GLASGOW.
From Pier 80. 90 North RIVER. Sew.l OK
AnchOra sept, H. 10 a. fOilya...~ept % IVA n
ktniOpla. sept 5. 'rcss-l..-.--DcL = 30 III
These steamers GO not carry cittle, sheep Orpg.
Cabins $50 to Excursion tickets al reducedelat
second CABIN. $50. storage IS.
NETWORK TO LONDON DIRECT
From Pier No. 80 North River. foot Of chares-'.
Utopia. sept II 10 a m Al.4'ia..... sept i p n.
CABINS sj5 and $50. Excursion tickets az reduced lieA
steamers marked DO unt carry passrnger~
HENuENeON BRNINEkS. Agelts Bow ~ GIeen.
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NETWORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL

Lese hrstclass ships SAL re quarry ~ p n "'A
Pier No. - North River as follows
eANI1AIO pL L "a. CtUL F00te. "Wednesday sep. !.
Accommodations Unsupa>sl For elg ht " pt,'age tpI
10 WILLIAM l.. CLYDE s CO, No. 81 3r0ai"H'
LAWFON BROS, Agents ~ havana
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Bteamboals ano Railroads
MARY POWELL for West

A NARY POWELL for West Point co.,
"a wall Newburg POuZhkeepss k,1iou, IA Norn.
iandng az CoIhsnss Milton New Hamburg AMI HTss g,,i
m truDcays excepted. Connection Al ~ 55)
evening II. r.. z X. SOrth and vAVpse With
Oy express received al Yestrv only. '~ b~gg8ss
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j HELD. WIFE HOUNrAIN- MOSrHEAI- snd -
ermedate points steamer leave per - f. H. dale 49,,
day. ceGl, at D. n Twenty tArtst F. e.. al Slsn
m and II 30 ~, cOnnecin with special trans AZ "
Haven Tor Hartford Springfield, sc. Tcsete so and hey.
gage che kei al ga Broadway, SegYgrk CoIr,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-05
NEWPORT LINE FOR BOSTON AND THE

steamers OLD COLONY ami EEWPORT leave pie, a.
" r. foot 81 hUrayst. daily (rxcey, -nnily) atgn NJ
First cldss fare No DOLLARS. IeSet. im.d s,c ";
only steamer oil date ana connecting Train -,
leaves Newport the morning o:zU arriving In ss.l
at 7:3' tickets ard rti'erOOnIr obtained an
Per -. y. r., and on steamers. ''a
EORDEN & LOWELL. Agen,.
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Oredn Steamers.

4 MEXICAN LINE.
~ FOR QCEEN srDwN AN LIVER oOOi.
only Tran sat ant!c Line und the AMERICAN FLAG,
SAILING every Wednesday Philadelphia and L4vep)jL
Extra sa..iUcs alternate -atu.G3ys.
ONO, Wednesday. sept l, a m.
BELGENLAND, saturday. sept l. ?. m
RED STAR LINE-FOR ANTWERP.
Sailing every saturday alternately Fon PhAailDla lat
YORK. foI Antwerp landing Passengers within few
hours ride porant points OF interest the Con-
uAelt $500
BELGENLAND SATURDAY. sept T. p m.
BRITISH EMPIRE "a, urd8v. sept !, @ a. m.
For rates OF passage and other informant n ap.lFD
PEER WRIGHT il sons, General Agel,@.
SO- Welnut.st Pm adelphia 10 Broadway, y WORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-05

Il FOR BOSTON AND THE EAST
>tramers RS IOL and PROVIDENCE cave Na,v w..
daily fS1ndaYs incIudpiD from DIX
ST. at630 Leave Brooklyn Annex A. : g "
Jersey Ciy j2O .. m. D. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-05
STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS..


ALBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINZ a. DE ~, y,
~ JOHN Pier No. Al N ortn ~ az Albany
4, cyr cry eek cphhtcll.S
SUNDAY morning excepted with trans Noi''
Excursion Albany and return gooN ~ s 'Prc4ient
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-05
NOR NoEwALK AND DAYBrRY b.uv
Steamer ADkL.'HI leaves y Hutton F.rrvl D
H. m; 33dst J.. H.. D. m FARE, IS GEMS ~ ~
EACJ K-ION iIChEI~. 90 CENT.
EOR RQNDOL'T and KINGSTON and,n-

atCOZLeHs west POintl Cornwall. EeNDury Narlh1-s
Milton POugkecpsie, Eslpus connecting V.fer n
Delaware and WAIKIKI Valley Railroads. STEAMBOATS, NJ
". BALDN Is and THOMAS CORNELL leave IA y a.
D. m, Pier b. North River. foot Of IIaFfison.-t. ~
Except Saturdays. whel IhOGas Ornrl. leaves 80 n m
connecting with tran FOR summer resorts trols
the l. I~klLI MOI MAINS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-05
NIifIE$TWSr'YYORK AND LONG BRANCH DIvI-

IL RAIL LINE for Perth Amboy south Amboy, Nat
onap KeypOrt Hazct Middle Red Bank Little silver,
Branchport Long branch. EbeIOn, Deal Beach, ocean
Grove A-bury PARK Beach SurHg Lake, sea trrI
POINT Pleasant Toms River Barneeat anuc CITY, ETC.
Leave York foot OF Lbery ST. al ji5, Eto y, LAO
n m 1870. 1880. 4, 5:l5. 6p IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-05
STONlNGTON LINE.-For Boston ard ali
B 10 SARATOGA and RETURN; IS 10

* ~ SAhAlO IVA anu M ., ~ T. ~, ~
season TROY BOATS. CITIZENS Lis E.-New steamers
SARATOGA and CIIY OF TROY leave DAILY exce9,
Saturday at p Pier No 40 lnewNO. AZ. North
RIVER foot LEROY. connecting at Troy WIN iA0rnne
trains tor SARATOGA and ALI. RESORTS NOkTH STATE
ICONS secUfcd at 40 ga BTJAaway New York and No
COurt-st. Brooklyn
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-07-15

SHOOTING AT GLENBRooK.-The following
scores were made by the riaemen of Glen
brsok, July -, each having 20 shots at a
20 yard target: J. Ryan, IS; T. Merrin,
81; G. W. Smith, 81; j. Meloche, 20.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-07-15

The GLITTERING ScYTHE -Dobson awoke
the other morning and remarked to his wife:
"Betsy, 'sposen l get up with the lark and
swing the glittering seythe.
''The lark has been up these three hours
John, but that needn't hinder"
Dsbsen rose and tackled the grass in the
front yard. Presently he heard yelp and
found that he had put the implement clear
through his wife's pet peedle which had been
sporting in the grass. He was called in i'm
nediately, and now tho glittering seythe
hangs in the wood shed and the poodle lies
buried in the southeast corner Of the back
yard
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-07-15
A CARD FROM SHERIFF HILL.

EDITOR APPEAL: | desire to ask of Mr.
Elstner through your columns the following
questions, and hope to receive from him un-
equivocal and definite answers
First, How much money did you, Mr..
Elstner, personally receive into the Sheriff s
office during your deputyship. and from
what sources did you receive such moneys
Second, What disposition did you make
Of the several sums 50 received by you
LLOYD HILL, Sheriff
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-07-15

TROUT PLAETING.-A fisherman from EN-
pire writes US, to make inquiries regarding
the best way to plant trout, Trent, to grow
IL shsuld be planted with the tails down,
ami pretty well watered to insure success
Pant in soft meist soil, the meister the bet
ter, and see that the worms don't get to them.
This is about all the information we can give
until our regular agricultural editor gets back
from the Springs.