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RESULTS OF A WALKING MATCH

James L. Kelly leased the Madison Square
Garden af the NcY-York and Harlem Railway Company
Tor the purposes Of the international walking match,
which took place IN March, 1879 The terms Of the
lease required Mr. KeJ to make such changes in the
building q, hc thought desirable at his expense,
and upon the expiration Of the lease 10 deliver up the
building in the condition I'm which he took 1t. The
gallery On the Nadison-aye. side of the building had
been previously used az restaurant This was cleared
ont ~ accommodate great crowd Of people and
In the progress OF the match It gave way
under ts unusual load. Many pcr.Ons were
Injured, ana subsequently, brought salts for
damages against the railway company and Mr. Kelly.
In suit which trid in brooklyn Justice Pratt
ruled that both defendants were liable.
In another suit, brought ia the Court Of Common
Pleas "a this city, Iud-e j. T. DAILY left thu jury 10 x
the iahy upon ctt'r both of tine dcfvuai.ts IuG
the jury rendered verdict against both. The case of
Daniel King. IN the supreme Court came on for trial
yr-tcr ay b,ior" Justice Druohur, vino dismissed the
cu.u,alit a. against the railway company. Morgan j.
Ol;iru. attorney for Mr.. King refused tO 20 with
the case against Tie defendant, ktlty
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THE SUCCESS or THE MEDICAL MISSION.


4 medical mission wa, established, as an expert
mcnt about July l. for the purpose Of reaching that
numerous class Of poor persons who are generally
inacce ,sIblc to The Gospel by giving them gratu-
tous medical relief and at the same time
preaching the Gospel to them. No. East
Broadway was fitted up for this purpose and nr.
George d. Dowkoutt. who had been connected with
n similar mission In England, Wa, placed i'm ch2rcc
As medical Superintendent. The FIRST quartcry re-
mort shows that the total attebda Gee at the ds'cH-
,arv has been G33 persons, ana That so persons
have been visited ut their homes, MAKING the Total
number OF patients treated 2,UJl I've ty-lEr
hundred prescriptions have been given out, - per
sons sent to hospitals, and 20 iucbriatc homes.
FIVE persons have been refused attendance beng
apparently able 10 pay doctor The mission Is
sInpDrtcd entirely by subscriptions, the total
.s~2~ which includes %Z7 10 given by patients.
About y 900 has been expended in hitting up tie
disp,usary procuring medicines, and the support of
me lical ,llppriut ndcnt IhsIS tle third mission
having been opened IN Philadelphia two years ago,
and one in Chicago more recently.
Cornelius Vanderbilt, who is one Of the Board OF
Managers SAID that the report was very gratifying
and tbaj the mission % great success. lie also
stated that without doubt there would soon be- sr'-
crg such di~pcu,arics i'm different arts of the city,
aud that probably a Medical Mission Hospital
would hc built 10 which patients from The various
dispeu.arcs could be sent, aud where students de-
string to 90 on! medical mlss narIoS 10 foreign
lands could be educated.
The disgcnsary in East broadway is open
every morning from $3.50 10 10 o'clock, except
on Sunday, and in the afternoon from 1880 TO .
o'clock. except on Saturday ana sunday. A short
r. gios service is held every day ut the opening of
the dapcHsary to which any one IS welcome and "y-
cry Tuesday evening there - meeting Tor children.
The attendance at these rcg ms meetings has been
large over 100 boys and girls beng present at the
meeting on last Tuesday night.
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gaulzatiou and RESOLUTIONS were next appointed ana
recess MAS ta.u iu give the committees time to report
Es-Judge W y. C"ehI... ''. mode permanent chii4-
man Of the CouvcHi5H. 'ir s,- Tor ha,fEodr. ana
rave me Convention 10 .lN lepnr, o; the manner IN
which the 1cle1.. were treated n Albany. lie SAID
that the hired uIuious" Of the Department Of Iablic
WorFs agt io thc gallery Of tho Convention aHd "lr
ilalc. lo IF every cmpio,o Of he city e"''rh
mru Those who had fought Tammany Han M lis most
Formidable lays were locked out, while men VINO Eah
licked John Kcl ly's HAMS when they were
creased with cIty patronage we're fr'oL q
represent ativcs OF the Democracy. TIE tOHHi p
RESOLUTIONS presented report which was ae'lt'a COZ"
drnUing the aci0r pf the STATE Committee IN ho Ir-
uizing the icle.Ios from Irving Han. INT p!cli.'nE
earnest support II the State ticket resolution WIS
adopted ycqgc,tag cgca delegation 10 h'lI'
is fyurto candi1a fr fir Office 81 Dstrlci Att"tf'
Some al the districts Presented lour names VII,
others only gave ouc. m. result was as '!23' IS;
Charles w. BROOKE, 81 votes; 4. J. Nlndcrp"ei JONI
NcKcou, :; and Peter NfChcli, Is. \ committee ~
then appointed 20 inquire a;o the Gitil'y, d,slfa
ify and merits the raGI '1c- auh 90 report y" At
Convention next Thursday. \ r'crsS was iirh iitci
an y that time. IGe committee W4l-"I lh' ~ 't''i
HE -l.Via < Office.
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THE COURTS.
ISIS WARDS SUIT AGAINST WALLACK.

MISS WARDS SUIT AGAINST WALLACK.
The Injunction suit of Miss Genevieye ward
against Theodore Moss and Lester Walack was contin-
ned Yesterday before ChcJudge Sedgwck In the 5upe-
rlor Court. The deposition Of Dion Bouclcauit-takeh
1ndcr an open commission in LOndOn-was read on the
part Of he defendants Mr.. BOucicaut declares that IL
is customary IN contracts for the purchase OF Ehssh
MAYS TO deal with rights for America separately lie
had always done SO in HIS own contracts. lie Knew
however, ofno regular form in which such contracts
were drawn Samuel French, dramatic publisher teS-
tiled in lid deposition that there four distinct rights
I'm PLAYS known and dealt IN by the trade, namely:
London rights Provincial rights-whch extend 10 all
places in Engard outside OF London. ana to Scotland ana
I.eand-Culonia rights and American rights. lie was
accustomed in his contracts, to refer to America spe
cially.
Miss Ward was recalled a witness and said she was
Obliged to give up her intention To make an American
tor with Forg. e-NOt" In reference 10 which there
was written contract between herself ana hf Shil on
account the assertion Of Mr.. Moss, That MS written
with the authors Older imam htf cohlrhc
nv two wears In all her negotiations with the &utbors
IN mad been frequently mentioned and distinctly under
stood that she was acquiring the play for use not oh IN
America bat also in France. IL was wen Known 10 TUG
authors before signed, mat she hau re-
e.iycd an invitation from the management OF the inca
ire Fraucais Paris ana bring ont "FOrgetlt-Ot
IN French The authors offered translate the play INTO
French for Miss Ward No other evidence Oh poItancI
WAS offered on either side, and the case was closed
Iud Sedgwc the request OF the counsel Tor the de
PENDANTS adjourned the until October -, "Aen the
counsel will sum
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EACH cLAnING TO BE Mrs. YATES.

\ further hearing was bad yesterday before
SURROGATE Calvin u tlc contest TIE Will OF the luc
Afouzp g. Natc- .lr. Yates left women surviving
him. both al whom claim to Dee his wife. The viii con-
tested 10y first wife and hcr daughters. Char
lotto II Yates sitrr-iu-aw Of the tasiator. testified
that both DIS bs'.ers had developed evidences Of in
-HnIty.
Tie first Nrs. Yates was recalled a witness. She
said her husbands conduct toward her often c1Ie
on one ucca, 900 BE .U CHALK Inc across % room aud
iurlnic Der e., yD beyond H. a motion WAS made by
'br rou-r. io Iy contestant - admit ~ evidence the
iIt.1rutr.. iH o.. Clse u which MI Naj,, obtained
h,, alleged divorce from his drst wife II" caaed that
tur Judgment would app -s face TO Doe void. sur
Ip-I'r Calvin rrra his decision. Tic next hearing
viii De had u Monday At.
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TIE PLlNs or DLSTILLERS.

CHICAGO, Oct. 13.-At last nights session of
the DIstilcrs Convention the following officers were
elected President, II. H. shufcldt of Chicago; sccre-
tary, D. q. Rush. Of Chicago Treasurer T.. stephens OF
Cincinnati Resolutions were adopted that Congress
should he asked TO reduce the tax domestic spirits to
80 cents per proof gallon. from October l. 1882 and TO
reduce the duty imported spirits to 81 90 per proof
Gallon provided the French Government puts the United
States the footing ul the most sUftd nations ~ re-
gard OF duty imposed American spirits I'M
ported into France, Tor &C. indefinite extension OF The
bonding period Tor bo,u domestic aud Imported spirits,
and that the tax be pail OF ,hc quantity Withdrawn from
bond subject to such limitations ~ may br agreed upon
after consultation with the secretary OF the Treasury
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HUDSON COUNTY REPUBLICANS.

The Hudson County Republican Convention,
me, Yesterday afternoon in CoopcrS Hail. Jcr-cy CT
to nominate candidates for sheriff Direcorat inr-c
and three Coroncrs The convention was called 80 order
by C. 8 see. chairman OF he County Executive Com
nittee snd j. N. StartGp was elected chairman. with
Thomas Ncvon rs secretary. business was transacted
with great uromptncss ard maninity, benjamin Van
KcUrCn heinz nominated for sheriff and john X. Wig
gjus for Dircctorat-Lqrge by Gcc.awltiOn and anna
c~eot cp,ms!asm. Jacob C.3Incg. Robert Elliott AMI
Or Noah SauNor.i were nominated for Cpr0u t. The
ticket is ycrr strong Mr. Van KcU.sn f. aso the nol-
inee Of the anti-Nlonopoy parry.
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IRVING HALHs COUNTY CONVENTION

The County Convention OF the Uem0crauc
organization in the County Of New York, known as the
Irving Hall faction met last night III Irving Hall sher
III Bowe called tine assembly order and Lewis COnan,
of the XVIII. Assembly District was elected tenn
porary chairman. In the course Of q brief speech
ne referred 10 the action OF tie state Convention
in shutting out the delegates OF the organization. and
asserted that the Committee Credentials was subs
died the interest OF corrupt ocehoders that Irving
Halls had been prejudced before IL was presented
He declared that the men OF Irving Hall were Demo
Gratis notwithstanding the action o the Convention and
that organization would support the ticket warmly
Edward Browne, T. II. Ryan ard Jacob Froame were
then elected secreiar@s Committees Permanent o.
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CALENDARS-OcTOBER IL.

srrnruE corsr-Cu,v'ges- D., Barrett; Court
s. g. 90 .ioj ~, I;5 ~, 40, .2ai go @55 2Ii
stre.NE colGg-yEyEa>l rllNI.-Hcl by Davis, P.J,
and Brady and Daniels is Court opens AZ 1850 a. m Nos
A. So 81 81 tj. 49, H. ~ e. ~ 81 ~ ~ 81 81 W.
arrESM c'gEi -S,.cLM r5sN-.ielI sy Van Eor,I j.
factNo lol 2sd. 257 252 255 no IS. lJ7, I27 I57
~irEf,ig CORN ClGrrIr-P,ur Hold by Don,aue. j.
Tour open; at l:{o a. M Ne+ 1872 i252 10. iQ2o.
1909 100 li5l, l7lG, 1919 1927 1873 1853 a. 1906
,r,T rem q Jco G open; - At 1929 M, ma
1850 i5!z I55, a59 80 1861, 1852. 1868 1864, 1885,
o. NJ. No. I,e os, let, 1915 li77, 2l5S, 1892, Ills
r4lo4 yoC.l- GaN.etl IE.M diogruel sine Ge.
Cour opens ~ ioa 49, Calendar called OF /! Nos ~
S,iiw'a C51nr. TEtuTrmr- I.-Icll by Truax, J.
Court opens at o.; m short 'austs-u9s, Culver aud
PNEr I-iIrld - Freedman Court ooens 1t N a. H.
nan Court opens &C 10 a. m Caseou, $40, Weld Ast
GrIII-rlcdby epclr. Court epc0s a. II a. m.
No', G,' , r M az I' ', , on Oh ~ ~, farm
COMMON rLE's--rEciu Tega-l cla ny Van BrunL {. =.
g. O o. Ii! H. ic. IS. -. r.
to,noy rL.',, raw rrI5I- rlgr Held by naly, J.
Court oPc9sa II q; m Us 1885, Isl aSi l!7$ I552
1877, iG7. 1879, 1850 1851 '''''
PAN 4, llcld by PcaehJ Cour. opens at liam Nos
2G I i5 o t66 I.o2 iGyi Ii5sS liza i Isl t 5S
MARINE CoUKT-TRIAL TERN PART Held by Hawes J
Held in Room 20 city Hall Court opens 10 Shcrt
Nos, G6lI GG3l 662j, U7Ul GUU3 G1U7 GTI20S34
GGJi, GSlO 6S26, G13S, 1926.
II, PAR IIield by Yshrbas' J. Held in Room 10 clty
Gjo2 G735, 6si Oslo GS39 6s22 GSls Gs9. Cs20 6S75
PART lIl-llod by ShCa, G. j. Held In Room >, CITY
Hall Court opens 1T 10 m short Causes Nos 6sGi G336
G5G GIjN $3.50, $780, 1886, $780, GN 6S92, 800 Bjli
GENERAL SEssloNs-GIlder5lecve. THE People agt
George Groy fcJnious assault and battery William Mahan
fclOniuus assault and battery; Michael Lyons. fuuous
assault battery; sidney W Philip, grand larceny; Waitcr
Barton and James Kelly larceny FROM peIaon James Nc
Nay grand larceny: ALEU- Jones larceny irou person. An
Murray. William Moore false pret.ncCs; Fred
cC John COunOrs grand larceny; Patrick
Hamilton grand larceny; Robert aw hornc grand larceny
Michael MuhOuey grand larceny; John Foley, grand accny
Samuel Watt, petit larceny, continued.
PART II.-OOWIug The People art Michael McAdam,
fclouOus assault and battery; Walter s. McAther feonOu
assault battery; Joseph W. Johnson. burglary John D.
Rogers agan and james Heuncssy. grand larceny
James Kelly, larceny from person. James watson larceny
from person John Key dsOrdcrly house, Richard Mccain,
grand larceny Charles Meyer larceny from person; Thomas
PendeTgast, larceny from person.
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the gi,test mounted his horse and sulnh"u5 i R}Ge
- ,'s win, INN adafcy suspcct'r the cl"se 10 ~ ~
AIN, of o. somous col Mrs Wc.tfa dcH hs n3'I,,
eld the fired man l7 not expected !" ny 'i.',rt
.,..,I ,i., lo been pg, .Irri by rri5i'i silln.
Vim whom there nad Pg, 0usiy .en ROUTE . %
f,, b.. ID, sn,r with aIsai,c. re hf'.-it i'lt '
49, mi hat s.,c. been .iIc-jcI. zee trtf c"airaut-
ri.. ~. ti:...i 'cIc. rCnss 90 ncr quiz. rae
... fs.I. are O.. ...l, r,g pg2tc people.
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ADEADLOCK IN A CONVENTION.

UTICA, Oct 13.-1hc Republican Senatorial
Convention Tor the NNIIid District, comprising Her
kimcr Madison and Otsego Counties. met here tod"y
ana halotcd thirteen times for senatorial candidate
without result. HrIkimcr County presented n ".
MIl- the present senator and gave HIM ten votes on
each ballot Madison County presented \. " lioh' =
and gave him the same number OF votes DISCO gave
ten votes T. y. Arnold, Of iha; county. TIC CONVEX
ton adjourned until tomorrow.
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4 STRONG REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE.

John s. APPLICABLE, nominated Tor the State
Senate from Monmouth County Ncw-Jersey, in oppo-
son 10 the notorious George W Patterson. i. native
Of the county. Re If is foryour years "f age. He was
graduated from Madison University in i7'S studied law
under the Hon W T.. DraytOn, and was admitted u Inc
lar 1861. lie lives in Rcd Bank, ana has one oil me
largest practices OF the county, aud probably or Tie
state. lie 10 line speaker, aud possesses an ehN!A"e
out alton.
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Corporation Notices.

NOTICE.-PrOpOsals FOR building a new
~ wooden pier NJ the foot OF West 2lsts, v R VIII be 10
coived by tho Department OF Docks M and ll9 Duane
upt Wednesday october 10, ISIS 2O'cl0cK For tuii
Information the city Record Copies Tor sale at No \
City Han
NOTICE.-PrOpOsals for repairing aud eN-
~ tendng pier at West 9Gts, \. r., win be received ~
Department OF Docks, Y and ll9 Duanest nnth Neu
nesday ttOber 49, 1851 At II o'clock For full niou
ton city Record Copies sale =. City Hail
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4 EIuILY POISONED UIrH ARSENIC.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. ia special dispatch from
Hannibal, No, says:
While The family Of Hiram Westfa1 were seated at
breakfast yesterday ghcy ".Te sIuetus attached riih
bckncss and brgan vomiting The pr'sD., 800 t.r ta.r
were Mr. Wc=tioll, i- wiic, !upug .ldt aud Tired
man. Their ~ ptDhs became NOR, EIyI' aud death
seemed certain when ar, Nestal. whose a.la- sauiGd
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nrrcIrrss AssEMnLY NoMINNTIONs.

PoUGHKEErsIE, Oct l3.-Ihe Republican
Convention OF the Id District OF Duchess County nom
mated to-day John W. Hoffman, ~ Red Hook, Tor TIE
Assembly. The Republicans ol the Isl District nom
mated Obed Wheeler, OF Dover, fOr the Assembly.
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N0MINArED TOR JuDGEs.

SYRACUSE. Oct. 13.-Thc Democratic Con-
vcItou of the Yth Judicial District today nominate
Charlie, D. Adams, o. Utica. aal Edwin Allen. Of osYc,o
for Justices Of tLc supreme Court.
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TIE DENOCRATIc sTATE COMMITTEE

ALBANY, oct. 13.--The following vacancies
in the Democratic State Comuiitoe have been filled:
Id District. william ID Vredcr, 81 BROOKLYN; III Die
fTict. william Fowler. al Brooklyn; VITA District
Francis Nolan, OI Brooklyn.
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SENATOR wINsLov DEFEATED.

WATERFOWL, oct. l3.-Frrdrrick Lansing
was TO Has nominated FOR Senator thr third ballot by
the Republican Convention Of the NNIId District Srr-
ator Wiuslow's friends disappointed that lac was not
rcuoulnatSd
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Grates an0 TENDERS.

I S. CONOVER & CO., DESIGNERS and Manu-
". lecturers OF ARTISTIC CRATES AND FENDEhS
FIREPLACES IA Brass Bronze, steel and Tile
Anirons, firs Ssts Coal Hobs, Basket crates &c
Elegant assortment Oi now designs Decorated iies lor
hcarths AgclteotS designs executed or OK
cuaye dnsgs furnished Low estimates architects lha
pulyTs MaTOIOonls, no. 0Oo Lanal-sL
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NOMIYArED 100 sENATOE.

UTICA, Oct. 13.-Robrrt II. Roberts, of Boon
VILE was today nominated .or state senator from The
XXIId District 10y the Oneida County Democratic Con
NCutOu.
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MASSACHUSETTS, rEoHTGTIoSIsrs.

BOsTON, Oct. 13.-Ihe Prohibitory state
Committee last evening nominated Dr. John Backmcr
for Ileutcncut-G ovcuor in place OF Tnouy X Earle
who recently dcd
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OCEAN Steamers

A NCHOR LINE u. s. MAIL STEAMERS.
"A NETWORK AND GLASGOW
From Pier No. 20. North River Ncw-YOrk.
Circassa oct -. IL an. DeyOnia oct. % 10
Furncssa....Oct. D. D. ~. AuchOl1l NOV D. 3
q5ese steamers DO not carry cattle, sheep Pigs
Cabins. Excursion tickets at reduced rlc5L
Second cabin, so. StecTagc SIS
NETWORK TO LONDON DlkEtG
From pier No SO, North River. foot OF Chara5.st
tGaati 49,. oct -, p. IN. BOliyiaOct - 10 a. N.
Steamers marked DO not carry passengers
Cabins s5j and 4j Excursion tickets az reduced rlt"A
HEN DERSON BROTHERS, Agents, Z BOWhnS-G.eeh
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FVpFRTAT. GERMAN LINE

4 Hamburg American Packet COmplny's Line for
PLYMOUTH. CiIERBO RIO. and nAABURG.
HERDER oct. 20 - > v A-.-.-.-.--.
LE-SING oct. p ri lA.:.-.:.....N ID
Rates Of passage 10 PlynOutn. LONDON. Chery0nrS nan
-ecOnf Cabin $50 Storage $50 O1nd tflp az -
ducel rates Steefase from Hamburg HAFle AMI 7"-l'
anip'ou, 81. IN rrc,,,pn ~,
'ccrsr.i rents. General Passenger Agents.
No 81 gr,d.st " Y No. 81 BrOalWav, NY.
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60 tDliom il man Concern.

Z DEEhIISl MENTS FOX TIE NEW.
n YORK TKBs NJ WILL Br RECEIVED Al tns
UPTOWN OFFICES. No. l,23S Broadway, corner Ihnty
drst-st 8OS Twentythird-s, corner Eighth ave.
No 90 East Fourteenth corner UOu.,quara. eco ihin-
ave. cor Fortysryenthsti at the HARLEM utFItES
$500 IhIfdayo, corner OAe hundred ancs
twenty hithsL, 70 y M. al regular 0itee LateA
MR.. AUGUST BRANkMANN, from Cicyc-
vi land OHIO. missing from the Albany boat last FRI
doubt has fallen into the river
furnishing Information Ui him will receive reward ~ SD
Telegraph 20 the superintendent Of Police Me-" York CITY
NEW-YoRK AND HAELEM RALRoAD COlwANl,}
GRAND CENTRAL nErOr. EAST 42usr,
NEW-lOgK, oct. -, lSslD
&gA REWARD will be pad for the return
" " o. Information which vail lead a. the recovery
OF eacn horse belonging 10 this Company upon such tey
being inside or nfOrmltOn given tn q. T BONNN, tearrai
Manager Madison square GARDEN, shave corner .oh -
Al persons havuga horse horses belonging 10 This COM
pany their possession after october 10 next will b., prose-
cuted Ia the fun extent OF the law.
C. VANDERBILT. Vice President
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EUION LINE. ....

u UNITED STATfN MAIL SItAIEKS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Leaving Pier IS y. r.. foot Of kiuZ-5t.
AEysGTNi 4 -. Tuesday. oct. Il, 100 D NJ
W'YoMfNG . ........... Tuesday oct. -, $50 a. II
SPfZ0EA ....... TUESDAY, NOv. T. .. ll.
MISfONSl NJ. Ny. ~ ~
itSiaF, foF . .'' =
built Of IrOa, IN Tlfcrtglt con-
norruts ana are urniyr with every requisite - maze
The pss. across the Atlantic both safe aud agreeable hay
Ing Bathroom s'ngSugrOom, drawngr0om. Pi110 AMI
library also exD"rtaoai surgeon seTIrle3! ana ca' n
ear steamer The Al upper ec tina ns1r
Of all Injuries u perfect YcLLtiJn
and light. .-..-----, 40, .,o 49,.
s1po INTERMEDIATE. $40 SrEERAFE At low rates.
OFFICE, No. 20 BRDADWAY, ...
WILLIAMS &
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4 NORTH GERNNL LLOYD
STFAISI mp LINE BETWEEN NEW-YORE.
SOUTHAMPTON AND BhEAEN
Oct. l. SEC J. Ali.-.-- sat oct =
IyE.TT oct. - = D. ..--... . sat. Nuf ,
RATES OE PASSAGE from NEWtDth 70 sou IHA hP
TON, HANRE or BREMEN;
FIRST CNBIN....... -lDn-~ECOND CABIN 80
SrEERAGE, so.
Rcturu tickets reduced PREPAID s"craee certd
Gates. S. steamers salt from Pier between second dnl
IAri-s;s, IuDOkcn y. !, ..-.. . 49, -
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NMAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.

FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
NOTIsF.-Thc steamers of this Line take Lieutenant
Naury's Lane routes at al seasons 81 The yalr. .
CITY OF BEkLl = d tN'A 'fci. 10 II a. III
CITY Oh BHl 't-i-7------- ~ - a
CRY OF ROME All tbA J, OCT III, ~ A. IL
CITY or CITES ER .-.......1 It~DAE. Nov B. p. II
CITY OF RICHMOND ....-.Tb CN~DAG NOy lO, : d. "a.
From Pier 80 new number \. Il
CADIS. oil. Return tickets oI favorable tcrIs.
STEER tGF s22 Prepaid sea Drafts m lowest rats
Salo,r- .otrrouus. smoking AMI hathronn- amhtshps
These do not carry clft" sheep or pigs
JOHN q. DALE, Agent, Sd ana 33 broadway y
p.IllIu-uMLl Ul.rN No. LuI -un-l tll.N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-14

Al United state, and Royal E,lUan Mail steamers.
EVERY SATURDAY FyE An iNEkP
Tie splendid LIst-cidss luJ-pO"cr"i St'.uef,
ZEELAN saturday, Ori - II d n
MAf~LAN .....-....----... Natuutiy oct a. pd
saloons. s,a--robW> smoking AM b3tN-rJpu1 J.l-tPs
Second e. Ola Accommodation uucNcvLctL
StL.rrOOms an on main deck.
NJ horses. cattle, sheen TO- pics clrrttL
First cabin, $50 AMI SO.
second cabin $40 prepaid So. eycurtol. so.
SfsHra 10, 8 ,G Urepal.a sd; excursion, $500.
PE"IR WRIGHT 70 SONS tvIl AEt-, % Etu.lNty NY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-14

j Fol CALIFDENIA, SANDWICH SLAMS JAPAN
.CI.iNA NEF.IENLANO, AUSTRALIA. GENITAL and
SOUTH AMERICA ant MEXICO
From ..sy.- York. Pier t,Jt 'lNI-st. Y 3.
Fur -tl FrtUr via the lsthiEus a. Panama
Cr.r-..rtN' CITY. slils 'fii i.-DAN. 't, .,-f'o
Connect NJ ,1- Central aad ~OgtA America AMI N"Vh
From san Francisco. ist and Br21lha-stS,
For japan All cLluH
J'ff.t- a "a. s1i'~ NJ. oct. - 30
For HONOLULU NEW-HEALAND and AUSTRALIA
AUSTRALIA sail, SATURDAY, 'ct. ~, - %. in.
ORION lr~. nj - Loltpa MALE ~ san FRANCISCO
Forraigit pas.lga .nl geQe- information apply al Con-
p9pvs OTieo on The = n tO5t Clllcfl, North 1--WE.
HI. BUllAN, SUPclsnte-arat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-14
CUNARD LINE.
CrVrPAT. TRaYSATLANTIC COMPANY.

~ BETWEEN NEW. YORK AND HAVHH
Pier ofColgplny now i2NOrth Gcr foot % NyrtOl-'
Travellers ~ this linz avoid bol transit 6v Eng 81 rat
way ami the discomfort Ok crossing the Channel IA snh
boat L. ~. -
LABitA DOR. JuIctl. w "
A5i:i0TE Sautclli ...... W cnceiiy. Nov. 2 p
Checks draw credit ByOnna Vl Paris, IN anJdnt5 -
si'f lot is Dc BI.BlAS Agent. No Bowling irocn