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New-York tribune., 1880-09-29
R.lILROAD Ne US.
PLANS or UNION HALTING.
HE METROPOLITAN ELEVATED HALLWAY COMPANY
KEFRAINs FEOM DECISIVE ACTION.

IIIE METROPOLITAN ELEVATED HALLWAY COMPANY
REFRAISs FROM DECISIVE ACTION.
The stockholders of the Metropolitan Elevated
Raiway Company adjourned yesterday without taking
positive action upon the question OF consolidation with
other elevated railroad companies The meeting was
adjourned subject t. the call the president untilhe
directors could submit adetnte and ntcIgen scheme
Of consolidation. No stock vote taken al The meet
ing but it was understood the sentiment of the
stockholders largely against consolidation upon the
proposed terms
jose f. Navarro, who represented the Metropolitan
Company the Conference Committee, reported that
The committee had been unable 10 agree except OIL
one point that the payment OF the 10 per cent dividend
should depend upon the earnings and that dcfccuces
should he covered by scrip payable with interest at
per cent out OF future earnings the first 20 cent
with interest on onehalf from September Is. 1850 to
be paid to the NewYorS Company. To other stipula-
tons made in behalf Of the New-York Company Mr..
Navarro stated that he could not assent because they
perpetuate the very evils from which the
management OF the roads had suffered already
These were the annual appointment Of com
mittee Of nine be chosen equally by the directors Of
the three companies, and the proposed application or
new legislation granting 10 the stockhc lers and the
bondhodes OF the three companies the pc 10 choose
the directors of the Manhattan Company. Iir Navarro
stated that IN his opinion the real prosperity OF the con-
panles demanded that there should be and not d
vision IN the management, and that therefore he had
dssened upon these points from the representative OF
the New York Company
II was admitted yesterday by prominent stockholders
of the Metropolitan Company that tho consolidation OF
the elevated railroad systems as lar from acc m
pshmcn before the recent ne goations were begun.
The Stockholders appeared 10 ic dissatisfied with the
award of the arbiteTs, with The rrOpofcd manage
ment by COMMITTEES and with tIyi1g 10 secure further
legislation. " No want 10 more legislation" director
OF the NetTOpoiiian Company aid. We have now all
the rights AMI privileges ucedci 10 unite the companies
A. 10 the yard Will admit that prOperty
ana franchise less valuable tnan those OF the New
York COMPANY. We VIII consent TO pay difference
from the earnings, but We Will not take 1t from the
value OF me properly"
No additional statement OF the earnings OF The COM
panies was made at the meeting. hut Mr.. Navarro
referring 20 The statement recently published said that
1.-THE figures OF that statement were largely the result OF
book keeping and that the Metropolitan Company had
paid Il lit o moIe than It's S6OO0,O00" for tie
colnnlctiOn OF tho lincs.
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1863 he was commissioned as Colonel, and commandcd
the Third Brigade Of the Third Division of the Second
Army Corps, leading the brigade at Chnnccl'orsvii!e
In September. 1864 he made Colonel OF the 202
Pennsylvania Regiment. and was assigned to
the duty OF protecting railroads and outer dcfenccs
of Washington. In March. 1865, he was madc
Brevet Brigadcr-G General. After the surrender
Of Richmond General Albright was sent into
the Lehigh mining regions to preserve order. He was
out OF the service in August. 1863 He was
delegate TO the Republican National Convention OF
1872 and In the year he ted 10 the ALl
Congress- Republican Congrc man-at-lnre,, ana
served from December o. 1873, 10 March j. 1879. lie
was valuable member OF tue Committee on Military
Affairs, and most industrious wOrtcr other commit
tee-rOoms. lie took an active part in tho move
for the Centennial Exhibition. aud Favored he
equalization ~ bOuutieF 20 soldiers OF the War In 1878
General Albright WAS dominated for Congress IN the
XIth Pennsy .y>na District but defeated by the
close vote Of S.1l6 TO S,2l0 for Mr. kotz Democrat
the election the district gave Democratic
plurality of 1876 General Albright took active and
prominent part the " Molly Magure trials He was
n seif-maGc man and won ms own way III the world.
His family Will be left In comfortable circumstances.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-29
SAFETY Az Tile THEATRES.

Mayor Bgclow, of New w-Haven, accompanied by n
FIRE Marshal visited this city some time ago to eX-
anime the theatres in order to get suggestions for a
new opera house then III process of construction at
New-Ilavcn. Fire Battalion Chief Gicquel, who has
thirteen theatres IN his charge, was detailed TO ac-
company them. In the course of his inspections he
found that many of the places of amusement were
not, in his opinion, provided with sufficient means
Of cgress. His examinations gave rise to the report
that new Investigation had been ordered. iRiB-
UNE reporter called upon Chief GlcQuel yesterday
aud learned the foregoing facts. Chief Gcquel said,
in GddidOn:
IL consider several of the theatres simply man
traps In case of fire. eight or ten minutes would
su flee to set the entire auditorium OF theatre III
blaze and 10 start the roof burning The persons Oh
the ground floor would have time to escape. But,
as III nearly all the buildings tine exits from the
galleries connect with those from the oTchesras. tine
people running from above would crowd down upon
those below; and the result would be terrible panic.
Ii would be an easy matter for all managers 10 ar
range exits from their galleries the buildings adj
Joining l consider sucn means of egress absolutely
necessary, and determined to use every effort Ill
nv power to secure their constructlon
Several theatres. 1t Is understood, do not comply
with the law III this matter. Their managers VIII
be called upon to provide thc necessary protection,
and If they do rot the Fire Department. under its
new authority in regard TO buildings, Will compel
them TO DO
New-York tribune., 1880-09-29
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE CuNARp CoMAPNY CENsURED.
s.p FOOD. RAD sLRrPING ACCOMMODATIONS MD

RAD FOOD BAD SLIPPING ACCOMMODATIONS An"
STEWARD UNFIT FOR MS POSITION.
At the meeting of the Commissioners OF Emleta-
<;on Yesterday, report was received from No,ii
missioncrs Ulrich. Lynch and l1nckney. III rk"iu
fo the charges made by several OF thc secraev p'
sengers concerning the quality OF toou iurn%slivu %
70 them and the conduct OF some oi 'he oImve; .nn;
during their voyage on the Cunaro s's"n,s.,p ~, ,n
H. iae They find that the bread furnished 10 iLe
sierra 70 passengers was sour. that inc Pot'tco'
We're had that the bcrihing OF the passengers was
faulty and that i'll consequence Thereon .neic WIS
my iudis1 riminate minglng OF the sexes Ill 'he se.p
INC bcrths which was especially deserving on con
sure The conduct of the stcerage steward III ~
temptinc 10 kiss the women aud III otncr patssICu-
lars was reprehensiblc and his neglect 10 enforce
nro,cr regulations in the stecrase shows MN 10
have been unfit for the position -, a.. .s,o
The committees also complains that there was no
STORAGE stewarless on board the iccla. ana ia
consequence many of the women passengers WSrc
Subjected TO insult from the stcciage steward; aso
that the ventilation of the stecrage was not goo'
and ourht To be rcmcdicd The committee recon-.
mcnded that copy of the evidence taken asaihSH.
the 1ecla be sent to the Cunard Company, WIN
fhe request that the matters complained ol ne RENE
died together with recommendation lhal lIlc
women passengers be lodged III separate apart
mentS from the men. and that steerace ste NarcSS
bc carried on each vessel OF the company chshE''
i'm immigrant passenger traffic The findings ol tnc
rommittec and their suggest ons were cohcuIieu III
Ly the Rvard,
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mcnts were valued at 5000. The police authorities
informed of the loss but no trace OF the rag
picker could be asccrtained.
THE FUNERAL OF GENERAL TORBERT.

THE FUNERAL OF GENERAL TORBERT
The funeral services Of Major-Gencral A. L. a.
1orbert will probably be held this morning IL
was intended by the Committee of Arrangements
that the steamer Western Texas should be met at
Pier No. 20 East River. by the Old Guard upon its
arrival yesterday morning. But mp to last evening
the steamer had not arrived. IL was expected.
however that il woud arrive in the night or early
this morning. when the remains of General Iorbert
will he taken at to the City Hall, wbero they
will lie IN state In the Governors Room.
Unless the lateness of the steamers arrival compels
part of the ceremonies to be omitted the following
will be the order Of exercises: The Old Guard and
the 9th Regiment VIII receive the remains and es-
cort them from the City Hall to Trinity
Chapel in Twenty -fiith-st., near Broadway.
In the procession O detail Of United States
troops marines. members of the Grand Army OF
The Republic Loyal Legion and other organIza-
lions will take part. 1t is expected that the funeral
services Will be held at Trinity Chapel AZ ii 4. IN.
but should the steamer arrive too late. the remains
will be taken at once to the special tram. which
starts from the foot OF Corlandt-st. at / p. III.
The 4th Regiment n. q. :. n. J., VIII
act as an escort from Newlork 10 Phadel-
phia Upon the arrival of the train in Phladelphia
the fuueral cortegc will proceed to the Armory OF
the 1st Troop. p c. G. There religious services
Will be held and the body will lie IN state under
guard of the 1st Troop until Thursday morning;
At 7:20 a. IN. Thursday the funeral tram VIII
depart FOR Milford. Del, arriving Mt 1l:2o am.
Memorial services will take place AT Milford at
pm. General Sickles and General Webb, who
were classmates of General Torbert at West Point,
will deliver addresses
New-York tribune., 1880-09-29
IDENTIFYING TIE BODIES.

The MOrguc at No. 50l Jorsey-avc., Jersey
CITY, where the bodies of the dead laboTers were
removed from the Hudson River Railroad lunnci,
was surrounded yesterday by large crowd. 40
one was admitted 70 the Morgue excepting the
wives or other relatives of the dead men and tho
men from the tunnel. The body which was sup
posed % be that Of John Crecyey was identified as
That of John Erickson. Another body was idehti-
fed as that of Otto Brcslin. who wore "a new pair
of rubber boots the night of the accident. A
third body was identified by its clothing as that
OF John Crecvey. The body of Creevcy was in
terrcd yesterday afternoon III the Catholic Como
iery Services were held at st. Michacls Church,
in Ninth ST. lie funeral services OF BRYAN Shcri-
dan were held i'll st. BTidgcts Church, III Eric-st.
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s,, ,fab., ravIor of Yarmouth 81, Goudey. Antwerp

s,,r ,toh., rav,or tof Yarmouth g. Goudey Antwerp
AYE ~ rre IN eas Heow 10 VSf o Ns Lynn
81 dsys. to Boyd HincAeh anchored Id ofA'e'
BaiE zsnsE tSc Mahio,seu ROchofort 40 days In bal
is Bark EaGa Sor Mocr Ddbn % days, in ballast to
ssfT Grazea Nor Larsen Rotterdam IS days. with od
order vessel % Eunch Edyo & co v. with ,ngar TO
i B2sE zsaa o @:,se wt 10 Marens Hunter
Barx soren Bsmer Nor Pedsrsen, Gloucester 81 days.
bark Olga lAnst MikeeichCh, Gloucester 45 days. In
s%i6 0orehs,,cr y E Wsisst Co. Lon don
As nI " Froo @ ds a t. oFa y',e opoo IS a n
BarE Chcshne tof Boston) Batcheter Batavia III days.
wiis sugar to order. vessel to esmh & sons. .,
Bark Tic@S' ii Armstrong Mauan Of aud from Prov
Bark scotland tci Haif,x Sligo Ang 10 in ballast
BaIk Loved oNor Gaus Plymouth IL days IN ballast 10
ISnso lltaD RuggieroM vi Lisbon sS Aug H. IN
ballast 70 easer ro sneprsa S 81 a IN ballast to
BarS Moss Cien cof st John. b. Morris Dunkrk Ang
H. ballast scenmell Bros anchored IN G'avesend bay
Bms { Van Horn. Macolm Of and days from Windsor
y ; with plaster 10 p Nevin. & son. ,,,or Az s.,a 20
days gsi in ballast 6aiias to T Seyius son ,,,
Brig Galno lta Olyari Amsterdam 81 days. In BAL
schT Hugh Ross Miller Of days from Parrsboro Ns
"n sehE Vulcan of Easpot Bartlett Hrsboro B. days
"i5a gdhf iSi Msest b FORSYTH Iosrn; sis
dpyI c VIZ ns p "S cS 2 co saSs 81 WITH ns 10
Richardson. .
r The following vessels anchored below to the
city to-day:
ship McDong,r lBrl Davis. from Plvm9nth arr 2sth ,
Bark tof 81 John b. Copp DuOlh Aug ~ anu
sydney y =. sept II, IN ballast 10 Crucr.
wIND-Sunsct-At SANDY HOOK. moderate, NV cloudy.
a. City Island Light y VI clear
CLEARED
strs paltic C,r Parsen Liverpool cortis city 9f
Bristol tBr DeaDee. Liverpool Peter Wright SON MI
drrd f, Long Marseilcs, Se8Gcr BTO& Ameilque tttl
Delaplns IIayre Leu.s do Beban Andes tr Ferguson,
Port. .au. Prince Jsome. Aux Caye-. pm fOrwo 90
santo Domingo Holmes GanG Turs - Domingo Guy cape
Havtien &c Vim r CYde co: diaucns BcaIse Bosion;
III DmOck; CRY of Atlanta WOOdbn, Chatleslon > w
Oniuard ~ co. Wvauoke, Couch, Norfolk ClV rom anu
Richmond. Old Dominion IS Co: NinelaId bOnhei' Da"oc'
] Krems x- r,orro IT o,,.o,
ships Caanc. Morgan Havre, Ruger George IL ou''On
(nrl Hamilton. Mar-cllles Nevlus son c
farl.s Ganger Rolf Nor, Nielsen Setun TOBIAS q ~
PastOnTO Bremen. Au-tln CD
Lorenzita (Spln). COnnc BaIcel0n Pug eco american
Eagle BlatrhiOrd. Brunswick, Ca Hartman Ray lIueore
ttaD simeOne Funch. Eiye & Coz George SuppLcu
(Gor Dde Va also. Fabbri Cnauncoy shouting star
Sho!t Alicante Jane, " well & Cos tgela Otrl, carter,
Falmouth for orders >cammet Bros; Wahuerlne
Digeins, Ayres. John Norton q sons "hRna u
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STEALING M0NAY FE0M 4 SrIGE DRIyER.

boy who gave his name as Edward Rooney. was
charged, at lhe jefferson Market Police Court, yes
tcrday afternoon, 10y l.. Gilman, driver of the
Madison Avcnuc Stage Line, with theft. Gilman
SAID hat the boy got or his stage on Broadway and
after riding lew blocks, started 10 get down. lie
saw that some oi his change was missing. Officer
KING searched the bov and found six envelopes i'll
his pocket. containing ~ 80, the property of the
stage company Rooney was held by Justice
"A audeIl IN $500 bail.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-29
TIE QUEENS COUNTY FAIR.

The tlhrty-nnth annual exhibition OF the
Queens County Agricultural Society opened az the
fair grounds at Mincoa. l.. L., Yesterday. There
were ] 1OG premiums the list. TO the total value
Of more than 81 900, for live stock. farm products
and miscellaneous industries. The display of the
products Of the county was fine. The owners OF
cattle. however, have declined 10 exhibit their
animals, owing 20 the prevalence OF pleuro-pDeu-
inonla The exhibition OF vegetables and poultry
exceeded an, thing ever before seen in the county
The pumpkins. bects. sGuashes, potatoes and other
garden truck were Exhibited IN two large tents. and
with the fertilizers and farm implcmcnts, the
centre Of attraction with the taimers.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-29
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENC ARRIVALi

Brtroort House-Connt Brust of the German Lega-
ton at Washington and the Hon J. e. Abbott oi Mon.
treal ~ \ nue. I"I-Cyrns H. Mccormick. OF Chlcag
Congcssman Johu f alley Of Albany General & H. H.
son Boston, md W - Dickinson OF Bnneoi
s. y Gnss h0usc- Assistant Postmaster General Thomas
T. Brady and samuel L. Clemens OF Hartford Nnr iorf
Tx Governor C. j. Jenkins OF Georgia ana Paymas'
John Fnrsy. u. S. buckingham HoeLIhe it1 '.
Edwin Harwood. Of New Haven. fSo IOet-
Colil Mack, and J. NJ McCandsh. OF Edinburgh
GlGnd CTdt HociChei Justice Austin OF Montreal.
NrhOids Hoiet-Ge eral X. T. IIOke, OF North tuulha
Aa0r HopsrJOhn g. White Secretary OF the United states
Legation IN Brazil SturteraE HOusc-Genera Mafcu j.
Wright, of Washin gtOn.
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SUIP NEUS.
PORT OF NEW.YOaK .....SEPr. 28.
aHIINkfs

Str Wisconsin On Bentley. Liverpool Sept ls and
Queenstown 80. TO Williams a ruon
Str CITY of CroWr. RIO Jaueiro sept o. Bahia s
Penambuco lOth Para 4, and 4 Thomas 2st with mdse
TO e. n Mallory Reports r. = SheuaudOah Hear
Admiral Bry sou, at no JanerO sept .. al well.
str tilcnsann,X tBr Dsgarno Bahia sept PernambucO
and Para H. with ndse to order Bosand
Sir Chalmee. Reed NewDrlcaus sept 3, to BOger Nor
gan.
seaman.
NOngc.
SIR Iapidln Fi-ir- savannah days, TO Geo IOnge.
str Mauhagta Il, -, Norfolk. 10 old DOnInOn - CO.
SeDtune. fIctr,. - stOn. 10 "A 4 ulmOcE
llInica (Of MI.l y 81, sinclair Hamburg 81 days
with sait &C 10 order, 10 snow & burgess.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-29
CIJTDlNG 4 COURT OFFICER.

Isaac Lew who was convicted and sentenced to
the State Prison for three years and half Tor
receiving stolen goods. and who surrendered him.
self to the authorities on Monday last after having
forfeited his bail pending the argument of objcc-
tons taken during his trial was committed to the
care of Officer SwcoZcy TO be lodged III the Iombs 10
await the disposition of his case by the Supreme
Court. Monday night Levy cludcd the vigilance
OF Officer 5 NeeZcy and elected his escape.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-29
THROWING DlAMONDs AWAY.

DR.. Durrie OF No TAG Jersev-ave.. Jersey City,
found old pair of corsets hanging in his bedroom
rloset Monday afternoon, and threw them into an
ash-barrel. When his wife returned home that
evening the corsets had been taken away by All
Italian rag picker. Mrs Durrie much annoyed
ut her husbands action, and was the Doctor
when he learned that his wife's diamond earrings
were concealed in little chsnios skin bag which
was sewed to the inside Of the corsets. The orna-
New-York tribune., 1880-09-29
THE UNITED AMERICAN MECHANICS.

The thiriy-slxth annual Convention of The
Mechanics began yesterday morning at odd Fellows
]lall, at Centre AID GIand-sts. There are 212
Councils in the order. distributed IN Acw-Hamp-
New .Jers,v, Pcnnsylvania, Delaware, Maryland
West Virginia Ohio. Kentucky and Iowa. Tho
number OF members Is ] : 80. a committee was
appointed to consider the prOpricty of changing
the ritual. and the matter was made the special
order of husines for tins morning.
The ninth annual reception to the National
Council WAS given at the hall last evening By TX
relsior Council No. II. Tonight tho Now York
State Council will give a banquet to the National
Cnuncil az tho same place.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-29
GETTING MONEY BY FALSE PRETENCES.

AT the Tombs Police Court yesterday afternoon.
before Justice Murray Meyer De Weir Snyder was
charged by Nacola Camp alia, wholesale dealer III
cop, cr etc. at No. 81 Crosbyst.. with having Oh
tanned money from INN by falsely stating that lie
was an agent OF thc'LOniOn and Globe Insurance
COMPANY Two othcrconplaiuts 0f tho same Ia
ture were preferred apainst the prisoner who was
he in dcfallt OF SI. 900 baIl.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-29
CARDINAL McCLOsKEY's COADJUTOR.

special cable dispatch 10 the Editor Of The
Eeu- ork TrteGtaa'S journal announces that the
Rev. Michael Corrigan. ID, now Bishop of
Newark \. j.. has been named by the Pope as
coadjutor to the Archbishop of New York. Cardinal
McCloskey, with right OF succession. and with tho
title of Archbishop.
Bishop Corrgan is a native of Newark, is scarcely
more than forty wears old. was trained In Rome
well as In this country, and has been seven years q
Bishop
New-York tribune., 1880-09-29
Calvin Goddard Child was born at Norwich,

GAVIN NOUUtlu tUlIu Was DOln ul NolWlCU,
Conn, April 6, 1881 lie vas OF the lion. Asa
Chnd grandson OF Judge Calvin Goddard, for whom
he was named, and direct descendant Of the Rev. Dr.
Joseph Bellany. lie graduated at Yale College, in
the Glass of 1850 and from the Harvard Law School In
1855 He Immediately entered upon the practice OF his
profession IN Norwich Conn, continuing his residecc
there until 1864 In 1s62-63 he executive secre
tary to Governor buckingham. rendering efficient and
usetul service at time when the duties Of that position
were unusually responsible ana Onerous In 1864 ho
came 10 this city and entered into partnership with the
Hon. Thomas f. Stewart. IN which connection he Re-
Inalned until S67. when he removed to Stamford and
formed n partnership with the HOD Joshua L. Ferris.
Ie was appointed United States D!srictA'Orney for
Connecticut during Pres dent Grants first adDinlstra
tiou and neld the pOitioI the timr OF his death. He
had been counsel for the NcWIOrk and Ncw-IIaVen
Railroad COMPANY FOR The past fifteen years, ana had
acted attorney Tor other large cJ.pOraOie IN suits OF
importance He very careful and pains, ,aklng IN
the preparation OF hs cases ANA showed great sh ANA
judgement In their trial. As officer OF the Govern
ment he was Jealous and faithful IN ne discharge of his
frust n lawyer he devoted to The Interests OF his
client and citizen he commanded the respect ana
esteem OF ali who knew INN. Among his more intimate
friends regarded with feelings or affection for his
geniality of manner aud kndiness cf heart wei
for his unvaryne courtesy and good nature. He was
atacked WITH apOpeXy in March last and this has been
followed by attacks Of similar nature. boitehing
OF brain followed, and was the Immediate cause OF
death He was married SeDtemOer l6. 1858. to Miss
Katharine Godfrey, who. with family of children, su
wives him.
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RUSSELL BENEDICT.

Russell Benedict, a merchant of this city,
died Sunday at homo OF bis Canandaigua, n.
V. In his eighty third year Mr.. Benedict born at
Danbury, Conn. le went South when young man. and
became engaged III business New Orleans. lie nfter-
ward came this city. where he engaged IN the
crockery trade lie retired from active business IN
1880 subsequently becoming, however director OF the
Seventh National Bank
New-York tribune., 1880-09-29
TnE ADnREss CARELEssLY OMITTED.

The Marine National Bank Of this city few
laws ago complained at the pOst-oilce that letter
addressed 10 the FIRST National Bank OF Oil City,
Penn containing a large AMOUNT Of money, had
not reached IFS destination. 1t VAS stated that the
letter was mailed about p. m. September u, and
HAT il contained two drafts one for So 800 20 and
ihe other Tor - 900 and nine oil certificates The
parcel was ncloscd IL "a large brown envelope
Diligent search was instituted aud yesterday the
letter was found 1t had been fully prepaid with
postage stamps, but the necessary iormally OF aG-
dressing il 10 the bank for winch II was intended
Marine Bank by The Missing Letter Department Of
lhe \e,v York Office.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-29
CONTENTION or PHYSICIANS.

PROVIDENCE, X. l.. Sept. 2S.-The Ameri-
can ACADEMY OF Medicine oegIn Is annual meeting In
Manning bail. Brown University, thls afternoon DR.
Frederick -. Lcnte. OF EcS-York Guy, IN tho char.
Twenty four felOws were elected. The Academy
listened 10 announced address by Ds. Lente IN the
evening
New-York tribune., 1880-09-29
UARiNE !NTELLiGENOE.
MINIATURE ALNlvAC.

snn rl... 5.54 sun 80 Clock On 57s
Moon ll.e,.. 1903 MOOT ,pIh, eli MONS asidays ~
90 ~ WAFER rJ.iNt
sandy nooz.. 1891 Goy. i-tul.. am si dlte.... SOC
Ilfi WAFER IJ-tAt -F -
sandy HOOK. S5s Gov. issni ij2 Hs GBEs sees. C2l
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NOTICE 10 KiRINERS.

OFFICE or LiGfIIH Use BOARD,
WasUIXGTOS sept q. iSsD
Noce ia hereby given ettY uDner construcs
,lon ~ nprDvernen OF the arDor -
ross the line OF me fahgo
or leading lights saIiysn Island In order 10 gnine yes
ITO fl,e a f.stcIass hunbuOY fDacs, NO. 20
has been moorcd hall a mile south Of the jetty, and uo
wes, of ihe suliyans Island range tort snnper beacoa'
light bearing y w by y & N , - ,.... a.. ,,.
In order enter the habor proceed az directed IN tns
Lighthouse Distinct under the hea1
~ Main Chsnne with ihs buoy then change course
70 h. by y and uDti sumter beacon bears ~
- then steer unu back again On the snllivans
1sand range when proceed directed IN the Buoy list
P toosinQ the directions vessels will cross tho
lefty with al 20 feet at low water until another Ter Ok
laid further directions will be Issued.
ma a., oder of tho lighthouse Board. join RODGERS,
"' ~ Rear Admiral T.. ;. Navy Chairman.
For Lary Shfp NeDs. ~ 6aH -: Fiftt Pm.