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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-24
NAP1L INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 23.-Passed- Asslstant
surgeon Thomas H. Streets has been detached from the
United states steamship Richmond and ordered IN re-
turn To NewYork in the Powhaan, and on arrival IN
await orders.
The United States steamship Vandala arrived nj
Charlcstown Mass, yesterday afternoon
Second Lieutenant H. X. Kilman. United sts+os
Marine Corps, has been detached from the Rroohlvp
Marine Barracks and ordered report TO the command
ing officer Of the Adams. at Panama the officer to
coillhahu the marine guard on board that vessel
Lieutenant Commander II, NJ &; Rrnwn onnr,o m al, .
the united states torpedo Alarm, renorts 10 th,,
Nafy department mat the trials have been entirely
satisfactory IN showing hat vessel of considerable size
can De sleercd ana propelled by alone without n
Tuducr 50 That the hull itself becoming I'm, pln
s1al vessel Is CAPABLE of carrying the largest size en
anu OF allnlng II with ccrtainty and preelsion. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-24
MR.. NICHOLS NOT SURPRISED

| THE EVIDENCE FAR FROM SUFFICIENT IN UIs
| OPINION, TO WARRANT THE COMMISSIONERS RE-
MOvAL.
Commissioner Nichols had not heard the news
when a TRIBUNE reporter called at his home, in
West Twenty -trst-st., last evening. He did not
show any surprise, but smiled significantly when
the reporter asked his opinion of the MAYORS
action.
at looks very much" he replied, Gas if
the Mayor wanted to get control of the
Police Board for political purposes. He did
not make this move because he thought 1T
was his duty to the public in view of the evidence
brought out at the trial of the Commissioners, or
anything of that sort, but for political reasons If
he had been governed by the evidence he would not
have recommended our removal. However shan't
grieve overlt."
The Mayor says you admit cleaning only 40
miles of the streets of New-Yor out of the $50 miles
of streets"
why, we cleaned more miles of streets last sum-
mer than had ever before been cleaned during the
same length of time, and with the same amount of
money now appropriated for the Commissioner of
STRENGTHENING we would clean the streets better
than they have been cleaned and
give the citizens of New-York the cleanest
streets in the world. We did as well as We conld
under the circumstances and if next winter is as
severe as he last Commissioner Coleman will find
himself in the same boat as the Police Commits
soners, notwithstanding the fact that he is spend
the streets are not on that account any cleaner
We informed the Counsel of the Corporation thou
sands of times regard TO violations of corporation
ordinances, but ii did good. No part of our duty
as Commissioners was neglected in any way shape
manner. / know 1 discharged my duty ms
a Commissioner for the best interests of
the Department and the city, and | am not
afraid to aatrust my in the hands
Of any honest, impartial Judge, But | suppose
Mayor Grace saw no way but to act just MS he
started out against the Police Commissioners, for
according to the best legal authority III the city the
evidence at the trial was not such to warrant
their removal"
What do you propose to do in the matter ?"
Il suppose, if counsel so advise, we may have a
nearing before the Governor, unless this means
speedy decapitation, go to the Court of Appeals
ne Governor is fair man. and ii he reads the evil
oence nave no fear of the RESULT
foilce Commissioner Mason was in the CatskiIl
Noun aims yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-24
DISCUSSING PLANS OF pOOLTNG

CHICAGO, Aug. 23.-The committee on re-
organization of the Southern Railway Association Pool
was in session again to-day and though final was
taheh' the discussion was OF such nature to
point TO satisfactory result Of the committees abors
plan of pooling the gross earnings and eoualizng
by diversion OF traffic from line to another,
instead of by money balances, met with considerable
favor; and Commissioner Midgeley was requested to
coliate data on which to base such percentages
az may De agreed upon the next meet
ing of the committee. which will probably be
hed about the last of this month. Messrs. McMulen
OF me Alton, and Ripley, Of of the
6urinRton ana quincy. were present at to-day's
meeting OF the commiteee witch consists of Messrs
Gault, of the Wabash Cable of the Rock Island and
Hays OF the Could Southwestern systcm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-24
THE COURTS.
POLES FOR ELECTRIC LIGHTS.

AN INJUNCTION AGAINST THEM DISSOLVED by
JUDGE sPEm
A motion was recently made to dissolve n
temporary Injunction that had granted in a suit
brought by John futile and against the Brush
Electrical Illuminating Company Of New-York TO pre-
vent this company from erecting and maintaining poles
and telegraph wires between Fifth and Sixth-aves in
Twenty-ffthst. Judge speir, in the Superior Court
Chambers, yesterday, gave opinion in which ne said
he thought with considerable hesitation that the in
junction should be dissolved 1t was claimed that the
poles were nuisances because they occupied part the
sidewalks and lessened the value OF the premises In
which they were placed. Judge Speir says:
The embarrassing question in the q
to Or erecting poles IN certain parts OF the city with
crossDas or seven eight feet in extension for the
purpose of carrying electric other
portions OF the city TO be lighted without lighting
parts OF the city where those posts erected.
PI" 10 oc seen wha an appearance VIII be presented
by the city beiI filed with posts
pars erected only for the purpose carrying
Sht remote parts OF the city and not furnish any lights
or means or lighting the premises occupied
posts ana bars are placed have grave doubts whether
TINS can lawfully be done without creating nuisance
the INJURY OF those occupants of the
posts are placed by actually essenng the value OF the
residences This question: however, cannot be properly
eXann ell and determined this motion should be
LETT for the trial 1t is disputed the work was
all completed and approved by the proper inspector
cep the erection Of one pole when the order
was issued Ihe question is here directly raised the
i've parties by the dissolution continuance
hmlnaIy Injunction. The plaintiff make out a ease
under the well settled rule equity of comparative
convenience eutltLng him to the nterposiuoH OF the
the erection Of one last pole, and it terminates
year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-24
MR.. FRENCHS EMPHATIC OPINION

AN ATTEMPT ON THE PART OF THE MAYOR Or
TAIN CONTROL OF THE POLICE BOARD FOR
POLITICAL PURPos S.
Commissioner French was found at Hunters
Point yesterday afternoon, about to take the train
to Sag Harbor. TRIBUNE reporter asked him
what he thought of the action of the Mayor.
II THINK" he replied with emphasis =" that the
whole thing from beginning to end is simply a de-
sign on the part of the Mayor to obtain control of
the Board of Police for political purposes"
You don't seem to be very much surprised at the
newsW
81 expected it. Tho Mayor however, will dis
cover that his action will not be approved by the
Governor the courts or the people. As to the viola
ton OF the corporation ordinances, reported to
the Counsel for the Corporation thousands and thou
sands of cases of violation of such ordinances which
caused the accumulation of so much dirt and filth in
the streets, but not one in thousand was noticed
Why has he not seen that the law was enforced in
this respect called his officers to account for VIC
latiOns of the law3"
What do you think of tn, Mayors statement
that out of the $50 miles of paved streets in this
city il was admitted by the Commissioners of Police
that during the months of January. February and
March, 1881, only about 40 miles of str, were
, Does he Mayor pretend to say that could
clean over 40 miles of streets with the money we
had, and in such weather prevailed during those
months Why the present Commissioner of Street
doesn't keep them clean"
Twice the amount of money 7"
Yes, the Commissioner of STRENGTHENING has
more than twice the amount had and he's spend
ing it, too"
CHANGING over the text of the Mayors decision.
Commissioner French noticed the phrase " Learned
and courteous counsel Mr.. Vanderpoel," and re-
marked, :. Hnmph the Mayor looks out for his
Democratic friends"
In conclusion Commissioner French said that the
testimony taken during he trial of the Police Com
mssioneIs most decidedly did not warrant the
Mayor in removing the Commissioners and that
when the Mayor sent his decision to Governor
Cornell he would find that he had case. The
political effect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-24

NETWORK
Denmanst, s. lot No ISL, near Courtlandt avo o5x
Ivy; George X Crawford ana wife TO Mary N
77tsi, 100 II w Of oyc $1,000
JOsheph L DishrOw - ''-e7'"S'o A., 40
WaIeIy place lot 1877 of Pcil estate % ~ 4<'oOO
loui Is Z Morris and wife to Elizabeth & Tollns
Same property; Elizabeth Morris et al 10 same
same property Robert W Webb o same ''''
aoth.st, No go West, MaRd Alonron TO ID u Rand L
Broomest No pos 25x52; Conan and w;f 70 Al
MadisSSaHS' S CShe ear 81 1875
o7t SaGnpSrg ana WE TO pan TENNESSEE % 800
s4th.st' @oS & 10 isy GSieR6%rg G7,5oo
Lorsr AN TO lot f AR e 1d to EG $4,000
AheIn 10 Anna l. MCCARTHY NA' ,oo
lOOtl-st, 300 II 2daVe obxQS. Ionos Hoo
55ti.sf, : 70 i Eugene n hoieI ava 1900
fnoS 70 caroline 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-24
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES "a.

SUPREME oCouHr-cHAIsIts lea ~ Donohue Court
opens az lO;f1 Calendar calel I a. m ~
90 q" So lii 1885, l57, 100. lob, l67 ia ISL 1856
GENERAL IERN-Adjourned untn September : at IL a m
skc Al Ekh Held by Donohde, court opens at 1850
a. ma. calendar. @i0' - WV
CHCUI-PARTs /, II and III-Adiourred for the term
SUPERIOR COURT TKRW-IIeld lv Er.a1p,s,,
Court open at l. ~ calendar -
TRIAL lbth FART l. II and IlI-A tho Teru
T0MhoS pLB ls-GkNKRAL rKRM-Adourned for the term
tpMNoN PLEAs-~pEDIAL TERM-lIcld ~ Van Brunt- a.
Court opens at lC3U \. IN. No day calendar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-24
TRYING TO PREVENT pOOIJNc

SPRINGFIELD, H., Aug 23-Suit has been
brought IN the County Court in the name of the neo
OF Illinois against The Chicago and Alton Railroad Com
punS' Tue "lSEihs Ferry Company, and the St. Louis
Bridge Company for an Injunction restrainin,, tho go
ton ol the pooling arrangement existing between trse
companies on the ground that com ions nr
venting competition i'll the trans portntion uf
across the Mississippi River ut Louis inures Inc nh,
nc Ihe snt IL brought information ot nromii,nnt
citizens ana shippers OF Madison ana ST. CLAIR counirs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-24
TRAFFIC. INTERRUPTED

DENVER, Col, Aug. pa dispatch To
The Republican from Las Vegas says:
Inc rains of the past few days been very beovv
anu tle AtchlSon Topeka and Santa Railroad is
interrupted south OF here Ii IN reported that several
lles Oh Track are washed ont in the Apache Canon ana
the Ghlisteo and Rio Grande valleys Traffic il oa,,
pletely broken '"'i'o 10 coil-
dispatch to The Netcs from Carson City savs:
The railroad between here and Silver cir il totou,
wrecked by the waerspout OF saturday and viii nnt -
IN running order Tor several weeks In the Ineat 20
the Traffic between that point and here is lniaimd h
means OF stage coaches '"incu Wy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-24

A. HUBBARD, Auctioneer
- ADMINISTRATORS SALE Va,,,,,, o..
Go , 9n dwelling house property fronting salt wafer on
minutes Tla1ns ton', at
t t az perempiory auction. August 30 To see fsta
inc w. oo s legaless oi cost House 40 ie.t snn,r IN
one OF the cs oNsy Improvement built by days work ana
luuses Greenwich, hand
eon, snaaed irnied and improved sale absonte Terms
lItlcu!as OF auotoneef, Stamford or of
Mea ADMIN rtor Greenwich Ina fr "a "a , Da a.,
DORE CLARK, properly. ff'S Aoi YAK a. ihhO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-24

wifuy, during the period from the Oath day of Novem
ber $780, until the Odd day OF March, 1881 fail to well
and truly do aud perform the duty imposed upon them
and each OF them such Police Commissioners by
ton OF chapter 6s7 of the Laws of 1872, and the acts
amendatory thereof and supplementary thereto, and
do therefore remove them and each of them from the
Office OF Police Commissioner aforesaid, in accordance
with the mandate Of the law and my official oath.
W. GRACE Mayor
Dated at the City Of New York, August 30 1881.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-24
REAL ESTATE.

The following auction sale was held at the
Exchange Salesroom to-day:
NEw-ioRK. Tuesday, Aug %. 1881
RECORDED real SSrArf rRASSF2&S
BIZ Bernard S,nyth
o-story brick house lot, No 2s9 East A9d az
~, 80 IL W OF 3daNe, lot 20Xl0Oj Augustus
" LA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-24
REDUCTION IN A REBATE RATE

The only new feature in the war in the rail-
road rates yesterday the reduction of the rebate
rate rom Boston to Chicago over the Boston Albany
ana New-Gor Central roads 81 The rate to CHICAGO
HOm bOstOn Is now the same as from this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-24
CANADA PACIFIC EAPNJNcs

OTTAWA, Ont, Aug. 23.-The business Of
the Broclyile and ottawa Branch of the Canada Pacific
Railway has increased rs per during the Last six
months. '' ''N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-24

SOMETHING WORTH LOOKING AT.-Aood
parry " As you say, miss Linn indeed oetti, -.
G,u d ave asecn amnny things in my lime-chris
inihss, funerals, and wcddinsbut there il ana mr. ~
I've never seen no should like to nlore dia X as
lady What's thatP Aged party: "a diyorces
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-24
HOW THE NEWS WAS RECEIVED.

LITTLE EXCITEMENT AT THE CITY HALL.-THE
MAYORS ACTION ANTICIP ATED-wHAT GEORGE
BLISS SAYS ABOUT THE RESULT.
The news of the Mayors action in removing the
Commissioners did not cause much excitement
about the City Hall, as it had been long an
uclpated Speculation began Immediately upon
the probable action of the Governor, with
out whose consent the Commissioners can
not be removed. The general opinion was
that the Governor would give hearing to the Com
missoners and that his decision would not be forth
coming for some time. Some of the friends of the
Commissioners mentioned that the Governor would
not consent to the removal, but that he would hold
he charges in allegiance upon the good behavior of
the Commissioners. Others believed that he would
dismiss them at once.
MeSsrs Bartlett, Root and Vanderpoel of the
Commissioners counsel, were ont of the city.
George Bliss, however, was in his Office, and when
he was asked his opinion on the Mayors action he
said:
"The Mayor has done just what said he would
do when was summing mp for the defence. We eX-
pected nothing else He has sustained only one
charge, however, after all the testimony he took"
"Wha will you now take?"
81 presume here will-be hearing before the Gov
ernor. We asked the Governor for y hearing long
ago. anticipating the Mayors action"
"Do you think there is any political bias in this
action of the Mayor
Certainly. 1t is all political move 1t is an at
tempt get control of the Police Board to secure the
appointment of inspectors of election and for other
political purposes. That is all there is to it,"
What action do you suppose the Governor will
take2"
"Oh, no doubt the Mayor has the Governors ap-
prevail mean," added Mr.. Blsss quickly changing
his attitude, that tell what the Gov
ernor may do"
"Will you carry the matter into the courts in
~ m
1--WE will fight the Mayor as long as there is any
chance of success You may he certain of that
What do you think of the Mayors opinion in
regard to the repeal OF the law under which he
was actngW
AS to the repeal of the law, that is question on
which two men NAV fairly differ"
. Did you exhaust your law points before the
MayorW
I'VE said all that was necessary to obtain de-
clSlon In our favor III any attention had been
PAID to our arguments. But then knew the
Mayor would pay no attention to them. We are
not disappointed"
"Wheu do the Commissioners have the authority
to appoint Election Inspectors n
Any time in August or September
- Mr.: Green of the firm of Nanderpocl Green &
Cunning said:
don't know much about the case but the state
nent made by the Mayor in his reasons TO the eff
feet that the removal of the Commissioners is not
lnillctng penalty upon them is ridiculous If that
Is not penalty, especially when the charter dis
quallhcS the officer so removed from rcappointmeut
during the same term then there will have to be q
new deilnlton TO the term penalty"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-24
EMPLOYEES DEMANDING MORE Paw

FORTRESS MONROE, Va, Aug. 23.-About
800 worAIen the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-24
Citp Real estate for Sale.

ENEESI MENT properties paving g ner canr
- "o' u" HeoAlhAn MiHan. Nassau aud eutonsts
STORE PROPERTY i'm Peck slim far 81
- low, rutland ~ WHITING. l2l Nassau.st 'i '''i0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-24

The New-YOrl Elevated Railroad Company
mas sued Jose f. Navarro and George S. Lespinasse in
the Court OF Common Pleas the sum of
S4'ooOO The complaint filed in the Clerks Office
yesterday 1t is averred in the complaint that in order
TO furnish pretext for the nonpayment by Manhat
tan Railway Company of S1G2,50O due the New York
Elevated Railway Company, the LIST OF July last for
dividend rental and 1927 for interest upon the lat
ter companys bonds the defendants about that date
entered into conspiracy with each falsely to
move and maintain suit and obtain injunction pur-
porting TO restrain the payment of the sums of
money In pursuance OF the said conspiracy suit was
begun by the said defendant, George Lespnasse i'm
ms own name IN the Court of Common Pleas for The City
ana county OF New York, against the Manhattan Rail
way Company, the New York Elevated Railroad Com
pahy, DAVID Dows and Ashbel III. Barney and he OBJ
tanned an injunction restraining payment by the Man
haitian Company TO the New-York Company under the
tIpafuIc lease OF agreement, of any of the income
arising from the New York Companys property mort
gascd 10 secure payment of the cOmpanys bonds
IL * alleged that this suit begun the niunc-
non was oDtalned without just and by COLLISION
ana LesplnaSse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-24

W; v. V. sends $3 for Lizzie Mclean mot
The gre ~ was nrst repored, slight tIibutc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-24
ORDERS ENTERED IN TIE THIRD DISTRICT.

ALBANY, Aug. 23.-In the matter of the
AttomeyGeneral against the Continental Life Insurance
Company, Judge Westbrook has filed an order for the
payment OF Disbursements of wingate d Cullen; also a
notice and petition OF Wngate Cullen for payment OF
the disbursements.
In the matter Of The People Third Avenue
Savings Bank, Judge Westbrook has entered an order
referring the report Of 8 H. Iiurd receiver etc. to the
referee, Samuel b. Hamburger
IN the matter OF The People against The Globe Mutual
Lie lnsll 1ncc Company, Judge WcstbrOok has entered
an order directing the receiver TO nav and discharge
taxes, wafer rates aud assessments
property IN IIooklyn. The notice and petition for
IeNe 10 pay on ana discharge water assess
filed. i|NfN-'' nov "A9" DSSh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-24
IMPERIAL GERMAN LINE.

n hamourg American Packet Conparv's LAas fot
fLfMOOL IA ChERBO RIG lnl HANBCRG
Ml,IftA liA ....Aug 3 ltERpER.
q Nlf'ti
Rates y p'sstEs - Plvnpith. Lonlp1 ClerpoI-, Ham.
nurg Ahitl FONTS the splth - giant CABIN
SiVt 50 hl tbtl 50 S'esragA So Round trr
Southa nptOn, 81 49,
KUN iAkDi D.. {. r. RICHARD & CO
General AGENTS. 81. General Passenger gents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-24

have sruck for advance to 81 so per day. with ten
hours work, and weekly pay No trouble is antici
patcd.
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DIpERIAL GERMAN NAH.

Il NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
GEN i-hDi-t sat, Aug.
L. -e f r
RATES OF PASSA &c IRON NEW-YngEra SOUTH mp.
,,,,,..,~.... TON. HANRE OR BREMEN
FAf"S4 OABl ...-.-..-eloOl SECOND CABIN SO
StrERA
Return rates Sfa.ra. rsr.. /.
Gates IS Stsan from Plsr betSeea ss5DaI al
IhIndsts, dOODkel -
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- Leaving Pier 50 y H.. alng-ss
NlStoN>
--. p ID
- F.. a. ri
(. ID
'Aiel<C - A a.
at
partmcnts ami furnished with cverv rectf o. mae
"a" sSay" the Atlantic both and agreeable hav
He oaih room. smok inc-roonL Draw irgruor piano
hprv alSoeNnern" surgeon. yarlcss caterer
oachstsan'r The staterooms .rk TINS nsr-
anitrl. ~
CABIN PASS AGE st1ferp0Il' An
slOu INTERMEDIATE. $40 SrEEkAsE attoyr,-st
OFFICE. No. p BRO ADNAG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-24
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC CONPANY

- BErWEEN NEw-YORK AND HAViZ
fleroio nDAly, ne No u Npr,h River fDDt D. farfaar
travellers l1s avoid .-n-.
Nayand thc disco nOrts crossing Chained snail
AMELti0Ni = santelli Wednesday. Aug %, 81 nj
fttA W. Ifuaeile .-----W einesdar Aug. 81 lDA
~ NAl,A, tfthgt " eunesiay, sept = . @. m.
us De BEBIAN. Agent No . Bowiug-,5rooaL
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Gountrn propertp fuanieS.

WANTED To Purchase-Pine lands in
w Michigan Wisconsin. ON suI
Price Box l2G6 Last saginaw. Mich.
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INMAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAME

FOR ~ EENSrO Az AND LIVE2PDDL
NDrICE.-fIe sbsa MRS Of Lilac taks LI.rra,.,.
Maury' si.tne oates =. a. rAspls ,. a. Fstt
Clll Oh tlNAAON D....--..I tkSDAl Aur - S n M.
tiIl OF NOS ikEAL-.-.. TIL t>DAt. ScpL a. iDa N.
CITY Or Brkl-l tkDAl seat. a
Nlll OtHNO l. k-D Az. "A
CITY OF ca SAL kDAN. sept - 6 a. n
IRON Pl'r ; ! =. :
CABIN SS0tlt SlbJ Return "a favorable terms
SlhhRAEh. So Pre- aBo. Ssu lraiis o ratsN
Saloons StaeroomS smoking and bathrooms amiislpS
Ahesesteanlers ID hOt carry cattle sheep err % 81
JOHN q. DALE AyeaL - ial 50 Broa iSAy. \. Z
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MoNARCHI 4. I'M \ h $50.

~. j. 81 LAY, SuIeilnten-e.----
RED STAR LINE,
~ United states and ROYAL Belgian Mail stel
,,fsN htl "a AZ RDAl FOR ANrNERP
INV, Inc splendid trstclass Ial-Do ScreIstet nsrs
rs IA III D-'''-'-- satriy. Ang 20 "a
satur'lRN
ssc OonS staeropns smoking ana rooms anitsnpS
s,o"-L'1e ptl accom- N ittlOn lsNCellsL
SttSotoo.nS o.. .
Fp Fir - y, -, "A tte saeep Or pigssAccisL
Second npin So lrspaiL So ex,lr,ioa. siDl
psSHtSSeefagi So prepaid S2t eNc1rsioa st5 n -
INV hi1 f& Suns. Gen'i As.s - 5roaiNaE - :
ROTTERDAM LINE.
AZ Steamers leave wATsON'S STORES. Bro,klya -
" ,vdne laA. Aug 81, u =
PckI' n ~ u n M
lstcabln s51-t70 "a Cab,n - sioertge 80 sleer.
aseiron rotterdam prepail S2i a. CALACA, zen 81.
Lasolta una n-sL FUNGI, EDh H. Il CO.. - soatA !,
"m-st" freight Agts l. W. NORRIS 50 BroadNa., q. q -
WHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR Ql tl.NSlOMN AN D LIVERPOOL
NOflCkIhe steamers ths line Lane ho..e
Ie.onhleAded by Lieutenant Maury L. y. on poth 10
outMain ana honcward voyages
ShLnIC, Capt Gloade Saturday % ESQ a n
MIC, Capt. Perry .Saturiay sept , l2V p ny
bhtAliS :, Capt JcAnug Thursday. so > y -
GhRMANlC, Capt kennedy saturday sept II. 1880 z "a
lOTIi-ST.
These steamers uniform unsurpassed in aP
poihtn"nts The saloons. SateI0onS. and
rooms placed amidshps aud motion az
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These steamers carry neither cattle sheep nor pigs
FOR inspection OF plans and other information, apply az he
Soinpanys omces, No. 81 broadway, New York =.
G. l. RARTLETT & Co. Agents. Bss:as.
bAhRiIT CATIELL Agents, Philadelphia