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New-York tribune., 1881-09-14
SCOTTISH-AMERiCAN SPORTS.

The seventh annual fall games of tho
ScOttish-Amcrican Athletic Cldb were h,ld at
Washington Park, Yesterday afternoon william
Il. Curtis referee. The first event WAS
"a 1oO-yards handicap in heats The
final heat run by william II. Lime five yards of the
olympic Athletic Club, OF Francisco in lol, sec
onds, with n. WaldrOn OF the Manhattan Club "A close
second. The 220yards handicap hurdle race was run
10y 3 A Stafford of the American Club in 30 seconds
with IL. NJ. stone, OF the Manhattan Cub, second The
one mile walk was participated in by ak contestants
hut soon narrowed down to close contest bet wcen l.
T. Mcdonald, of the Park Club aud j. r. Prendcrgazt OF
the Ncw-York Club. Mcdonald won in 755 I q
Keanc, of the iaStIne Club, vtutcd n bar 10 feet
inches high, aud j. j. Van lIoutcn, the PARK Ohm
cleared o feet 9inchcs. " ''''
In the individual tugof-war, limited to % pound mon
T. owens, OF the ScOttislAmcrcn Club and i'm tLc tnf
between the l50pound men, W i. Warwick Of the snr
club, succeeded in pulling their HdVclsarcs over tnS
line. l.. Merrill the champion amateur walker rave an
cAlhDltlOn walk, tds beng his first appearance on a
track -iuCe his return from England He walked a milo
IN 61J3i r. j. Lainbrecht, oi the Pastime Clnl threw
the ham ncr eighty feet nine inches. The 600 yDrd
run was won by T.. =. Bard % the American Club i'm
2:3jai, with T. II. Rockwell, OF the Brooyn club seq
oud 2ZO-yard relief race. in which each man g., r.
ries h Is companion 40 yards and then mouus INN in
return to tine hnsh was the concluding feature o. the
days sports I. j. Murphy and j. f. Carroll OF he Scot
tshA Amciirnn club, were the winners OF this anu, ,i
81 u seconds.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-14

New Orleans has this day declared his inability 10 man-
tain the of the City OF Neweans and has there
fore called upon the Executive of the State intervene
Now, therefore, /, Samuel ID. McEnery, Lieutenant
Governor and Acting Governor of Louisiana hereby
assume control of sald city, for the purpose
storing order.
All unlawful assemblages are hereby ordered dis
pefSe forthwith All military organizations will hold
themselves in readiness immediate service An per-
sons subject TO military duty viii inme dimtely report
MatorGeneral Behan for duty. All armed volunteers
VIII be received.
MaiorGeneral Behan is hereby assigned to the i'm
mediate command of all forces within limits of the
cN oi NcwOreansN No interference Will be had with
clNll authorities of the city parish.
The Chief of Police will report with his forces to Major
General Behan for duty. s. D. MCENERY
Acting
New-York tribune., 1881-09-14
Observation-Disclosures If

SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs- bv t,v,ro,o
& o. '"' 3D. o. AZ i4 i4S lIo i72' $50. 2o 2o 20G
SUrElloh CouRr3SrEciAL ERM-lIod by Van Worst !
-Courl open at IL III. No day calendar W" 'oih~ j.
COMMON PLEAs-SrRCIAL TERM-Ileld by Ro,ch o.,
opens nj 1880 n. m. No day '' ''--'""t'
~ MAtiNt ouhI-IhlAL IknM-PART L-Shea, c. J-Cour,
opens az 10 a. m Held III Room 20, civ IaI |
6Hl9 6l42 6ll3, 6lI6 6l47, 655 6l5S 6io GiGi e3
blbH 6l7o GIL, 6l73 6l74 6l76 6l77 Gl7S Uiga' Co
GlS3, GlS4, 6SG GlSy Gl0O GlA3 '' ''0' oi''' olSl
PART u. Nehrbas, J.Court opens at IT. n m uoi, .,
Room ~ CITY Hau Nos. 5g3p. 594l 5gGt 5DG7 ~ ~
6S 69s COOL 6l0J, 5635, 51S4, 5495 622f GoSt c9t9
6oss, 6D 6o94. 6O66, 6007 GugS 8Og9 GIOo GIni Co3
6i3 o. % 6i06 6iO7, 6l09, C l3 III a. 81 TO- GlG 81
6lt4. 6l35, Gao " '' 'A'i' oiS% ol33
PART III-Sberidan, J.-Hed In Room H. Citv Jrou
C9nFt G91 opens o a. 10 a. Nos 5322 57S3 5o0s Giso
eo53 eo3 9ni oo36 603s 6o39 dD0 COIL 6Oi2 G013 SV97
oo3o oool 60o2, 6053, 6054 6057 COOS 6O5g Gyd0 Go
6O62 6OG2 G065, 6566 6067 6O6S COCA G020 o09 oo
6O75, 6076 6O7S, 6079, 6OSO. N' 0'''' oo'-' oo'4,
,oENEhAL SEssoNs-C Cowng J.-The People act rbor,os
Moran and Alexander Barber robbery Michael Inra s
ions assant and battery John Kelly, Michael Eoinh
Edwin e. Green, Edward Williams Eliza Murniy an
tInlnghan grand larceny Charles Rooney PafyicL iPt
niciae Hurley AMI Alice Price larceny from ncrson
fagin, Bernard Dun and Alphonso Iaussen ne oes
fAkr ll--Snyth. 1.-The People agt John Flc ant io,
Grottlan robbery Eugene Vossn and Neyfn ies
leonl0ns assault and battery Peter Brechte Thom"a
nIu hodeIlck thompson burglary JameY D,vna ,oL
Mahoney Laurence johnson, william Parks and RI ,n
Abbotfs, grand larceny and VaIent,na % ~
larceny from person. 'io Nienn
New-York tribune., 1881-09-14
OPENING DAY ar CREEDVOOP

The ninth annual fall meeting of the Ma
tonal Rifle Assoc alton opened yesterday at Crccdmoor
with much smaller attendance than in previous vears
Many OF the scores made were unusually high In the
competition for the Judd prizes at 200 yards the badc
won 10y j. Pauldng by IA OF 80 out OF "A possible
80. Forty other prizes given the inarksmau maj,
ing the lowest complete receiving an archery bow
There were 1G9 entries in this match.
General G' W. Mingae won the badge in the Directors
Match nine peors, by of 20 out of nos
sibe % Teams of twelve from 9TH 7th In and
18th Regiments shot IN the First Division match at 900
and 300 yards The I'm Regiment team by a scOr,
OF 494 out OF possible 600 The 14th Regiment team
was successful over that Of the 18Th REGIMENT in the
match Tor Second Division teams the being AI3
The highest made in all these matches were Lghcr
than those OF last year Dr. VI. Price OF Philudc
and o. VI, Jewell of the Massachusetts Rifle ion
made full scores OF % i'll the Continuous lntch
New-York tribune., 1881-09-14
NEU- ORLEANS UNDhR M1RTI1L L1U.

NEW-ORLEANs, Sept. 13.-Ths forenoon
" jim Wilson, driver of n float, stoned, when
he drew pistol and shot Ohm Lnsky. Wilson drove ON
and delivered his load Of cotton Mt the Kentucky press
large crowd gathered around the press and riot was
imminent
Three teamsers reported that they driven from
their floats, OF them being with stone Tho
floats taken in charge by the police In the lower
district twenty men, employed at the Natchez press
armed themselves with shot guns and went to work
In Tchipoulasst. several pistol shots were fired I'm
RAPID succession and the police two men for
firing the shots at teamsters. ~ "i
The First and Second Brigades of militia assembled o
their armOries ready for duty The following procana
ton has been issued The Mayor regrets thai the dis
turbances begun the 10Th inst actively kent nv,
In order 10 que them the most active have
been taken. The Governor OF the State, having heen
called on by me in official capacity has placed tba
militia alongside OF the police force OF the city TO
enable ine TO put immediate stop To tho
illegal movements nov being Witnessed I here
by, for the purpose OF saving life and
property require all to their disturbance
abiding citizens should do Persons grcgat
III crowds ON the streets wharves landings and the
scrubages Ihe ample means In my hands to suppress
these disturbances win be exerted to full extent of
the law now and as long as resistance will continue be
made to the laws JAMES A. SHAKEsPEARE, Mayor.
Excitement is reported at the foot of Enghien-st
the men loading ship with cotton having been driven
away from their work by menacing crowd The mob
boarded the vessel and is reported to be firing
through the hatchway at the I'm the hold
The Acting Governor has issued his proclamation or
dering the State National Guard assist the Mayor in
preserving peace and to dsperse all congregations of
persons on the street corners.
The proclamation Ia as follows:
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.. :
u NEwORLEANs, La, Sept. 13, 1851
whereas. Inc HONORABLE the Mayor OF tho City of
New-York tribune., 1881-09-14
Proposals.
DAILROAD MATFRIA, rop li3--I-T-, nm ,

IL aILIOAD MAlERiAL FOR RP A1TT
erd gf b All in the United S tate NH ,S C";sa,te Gen.
,eTla 1a wanted Tor e soGa EaoapP SpPSRs "a e o f% I1
zs1 g5'S5 e5 pSTeuass @ can be had application to tn. A.
Ne%YoR cify General No II Broadway, Room go ', IS
T'O PUBLlSIERS.-Sea proposaIS Mill -
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S o ~ inaaR m 3 % a rsared nnder The Act Of ri 'a %
Inaa1apSs % Py he st day q Noyember issi hs oee IN
and a. ~ @ Ds % volume end must De strictly prin,s
the oliowias ds.ereon and seciacatiOns VIZ 1''e 70
Peciheaoas ior Pt iiDg and binding the Revised So
26x3S 45B sized and super r. ealen a. erred s,,,-
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set in old sfye nonsre N iBo contents OF chapters 10 m
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Other respects with the contents Of charter, ant ss S and an
Chapter heads to be set IN long primer Celtic Co.,
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clned m quality size style and an respects 'se se
dese csTsl e % fnai4eTs % ~ Iwone pearl old style con
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BINDING
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pest quaty ianD leather elo f.ar,l.
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slu's' ulles 10 De stamped n deep gold. '0-
nsi-ciass dfN super calencrrci
before used. - f' ''Dl''"' AA'in sie ArftE
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al the expense of the contractor ~ ~ 80 ''oe VIII le
os VII be furnished needed after 10Th inst II Il
sui pused mar the book viii contain aiout , 000 rgs
's is, ,'lie ne price
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itn iactoN security Proposals be-.
~. ne l'i sian tcs ana adrcsse1 THE oyrrr,r an. -
ciala indianapolis. Indiana Wv ''N'' % AS-
Inc night - o rei iect any and al l,,Fs
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indianapolis. SEPT. d, lssl
New-York tribune., 1881-09-14
Not IHE RIGHTNoRT or RErorb.


BOMB THROWN INTo TIE omp TEMPERANCE
CAMP.
toLuMBUs Ohio Sept. l3.-Coloncl A. !
h'"'h VINO was brought to tnl7 state from Iowa by the
temperance reform party managers 70 take part in c
campaign but vino refused to enter into Tho ror, yh
he discovered the movement was one which WAS likely
to urc tar more than benefit cause of tererance
furnishes for publication letter to hs tcnu.ra,,
hehdT IN ONO which NpHins his position and dcmo,-
H1aes Che unrcasonaheucss OF the course being ur5
by some Of those formerly connected with him IN n
temperance work in this state. He closes as fol.
lows:
respectfully decline to aid In any conspiracy ia hreo
dpWn itcPubllcansm ana elevate I,nurboni.tu ,rI.,
,hc hulse ~ temperance. favor legal uason have
puI,n lof ocal opiioh nm pledged TO prohhiou bnt
protest against " the ONO PLAN" and ur., every ,is
tcWp,rancr man 10 think wei before deciding ~ "a.
tempt Inc behehuHg OF the temperance cause ,. th.
direct support Of anti temperance Dcmocra,, nv tI;r
lhg away votes for temperance % man ana nI,r
W. '''@'' anu ti'Hi
New-York tribune., 1881-09-14
THE MISERY NOT EXAGGERATED.

CHICAGO, sept. 13.-Displtches from East
Saginaw do not lessen the accounts of the aGilc Ia, nv
the recent fires Whole families in the burnt district
nave been Lett entirely uakod CORE. pondeut saw
people on the road from Port Austin TO cas-, cit d.in
potatoes ana ealing corn that IA. been roasted by
fires; IL was Hll they hal lott.
Within thirty miles Of Cass City l25 fimilics were
sleeping in the fields. VITA covering Whatever some
pcihe 80 stripped that theV Wcrr as ed to show them
selves, ana nave sent IN one Ia obt.it
supplies Tor ilftc or four uaArd fuie, who were md
utu toScihcr GENEROUS contributions continue 10 h,
ln"d" irolu ths city ia addition those sent by tb,
Board or Trade, lumbrgacuE Association and uiirr or
SaN/itlphS Money from the irms wns 4ent llrr-
any /" persons l 5'nt"n the tuuds To be dsporcd oil
az the receivers Jddgc best
New-York tribune., 1881-09-14
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
new LINE.


taava or utt.N TON and PHILADELPVIA
Liberty-st. ~ " e''lon - L" H. ot y. j., foot OF
For Philadelphia Ninth and oreersts NJ TAX aao
h9 d. @o a. 4foo o;3o IL m on SUNDAY at s:i5 A M
t1 n ~ ana erks-sts, st $50 7:i5 r 30
o:9o 2. IN ON sunday Mt y IN '' ''''
M sn va arlen and lucker.sts. $50 TAO, 03O Ills
5:.}0, l2a IN. ' - - w. III Oh "uhuaS "fo m
neturn trains leave Philadelphia for New york
a., from stations Phila and Read r. r. Ninth and Green
CSmndav d3V o. oSo 'o IL a. nj l:i5 345 540. 6ab. m
sss o aoh hird 1do and serksss a 800 800 o15 m $40
", 49,, 80, ll'oup m sunday at 7:i5 i:30p
OK iain io,ol ny warren and rucker-sts26, 6;25. SOB
lZo, e:25 M 6lb p m 80" ''""' ''N"p III "uhuay-
ConnecfOa nc Jersey Cytv statio, 40 and ...
DTT1oklyn and Erie Depot Jersey CIts ~ " ~ n
TOT sae AZ loot OF lAbertyst. Nos 23g 26l 4O
NO. l323 broadway and the principal hotels
Rrookvn u Court-st ana Annex ONCE. Jowells Wharf
N transfer Company. DOdds Express will cali for ana
check from hotel or destination App
San ~ made NJ ~ and l323 broadway 731 sixth
avo' new fefk ana CourtsL, BROOKLYN
are 10 connection with tho Bell Tciohone and law Tees
JOSEPH s. HARRIS upp p.rnw,>,
General Manager Gan taan " ~.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-14
NAVAL INIELLIgENCE

WAsHINGToN, Sept. 13.- Commander Wod-
!elgh reports from Iammcrcst sunday scptrubcr
H. thc arrival OF the Alliance that port A snppy or
coal VIII he taken in, and the vessel will return Ia st
bergen ON Friday. All on board were well
Lieutenant william II. jacques ha, hrcu oricr,1 ga
uul5 al yno Navy Yard, Now York, October l. "
"oH'u Assistant Engineer q. NJ L. Mace arty hos h.o
ordered to the Wyoming; passed Assistant Ia i,
Johh Lowe, to thesNavy Yard. Washingon o'NO'
New-York tribune., 1881-09-14
q Gonntrn Bonro.

A PLEASANT home with board for fall and
winter I'm n udson. near NewYork, for a small ,am,,
Pesons OF reine,i tases Ample grounds and Dooa
Greenwich-st,, N. Y. " - o' '"h Ut oOo
RERkSHIRE'S MOST POPULAR RESOP,T
= MAPLEWOOD HALL. PITTSFIELD MASS
Dne Thousand fee above the Combines within sef
every requisite attraction and
season rates Open from June to October Is 'p'oia'
GEORGE w. kIrrELLE. Mapaper
New-York tribune., 1881-09-14

MORE iMrERENCE.-E Elderly woman mucb nor-
tl1pcGG ION, porter I've lost the fr,n iIl, ~ l
sh,tII M uof Porter (nonpcrturbcdl: well / shond
New-York tribune., 1881-09-14
OFFICE OF THT COLLECTOR or Assr--,frvrsa
AND CLERK OF ARR tr~.

4
Notice Of saeof lands and teue-nents for nasl fst.s
4.'4' and Cr.lfol
Ivh'a "l ~ - - 1872, ISIS 1874 ls75 nuer Ire
]" nc provision of the act emitted acr Ion fl ~ cri
=" l'Nt- assess ncnts and Cotton trv -
,'Nl ORR ahd 20 amend tue acts In relation
Il, 'Ft". passed Alrl = ISL.
llht the respective owners lands and tanereu. IL,
.h' tA o NeN-N ork on which Ia.d ~
utc sltuatt an the Wards Nos. - iucl4siYe f t.
10 -sa. "a ls15 aud lS7G. r,isir.
loS ald iencinenls m the city 81 situsfal
llch the regular 49,
pe ala lof te years isso ISL lNT2 So land l~- ana
To
taxes, Niult'n ana
t ltlk oi As~eSslnt M and CLERK Arr,.r. %
ile department ~ Finance in The lgsuse
hsiton ~ te Tate of per auuun as mo-
Nlrl 10y napier - Oi the ft-.
tlit p,Vp.rs f,.+1.-
INC 'iHEe oi ths notice and advertisement Sf4-
Ill, pe mace 10 sucR payments lands and tena-
N"uit House IN the CITY Hall PARK in ~, 15fv ~
Nv oia, ON Monday. october 10 Al = -.l,rE
noon oi me lowest terra o. years which anv 6sau sfs
"i'i 20 aAe te same IN consideration aiVaurInv
, t ~, WI . i 1i :, ION water rent The be- -
.r anu unpaid anc the interest as aforad f tbs
tllu i sale with the Of notice
Ntrseineht auc an other costs acrr1e ff
.' At 9u, sale VIII bc continued fIon % Iti
.l' ttletns 80 advertised FOR shall De 0lF
l, i'N,hPlon oi any properly sold.
II pei cent per acuum. @ ~ -'''-
M Nouc" is hereby further given tina detailed statement of
I'd , ny IN R ioon water rents the ownership
P"toiY on winch taxes ant CrotOn water rents rau an
phlu - pun-shcd lu pamphlet and That cll, o r- "a
laHti are tloSiie0 iu the office Of the rr of 49,.
ann Gers 90 Arrears, aid wiu be delivered 10 auy ,er.
son applying iur the sane 49, -
Collector OF Assessment, ana fl.-i. I'll &C.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-14
Corporation Aotlees.

4 DNERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NFw-
-lr, = ~ ~ = |. " Il BE RECEIVED AT M h
" y, Dft - NO. l2~ liToadwar ,1rr,- -t,--,
HlH'-., sos West Twenty tlird-~i. CORNER -, -.,'
~" - ttNi toitecntn~t Iriou--uav iar
&'" corner 3Iy->cvcnih~i the I8ARfF o. -i."ie
-, 4'""l ana -rboJ Ihlrlaye. bu, f,ls
'"'i's A'i'-sl' up 20 D. ul AZ regular nee rates
CITY OF NEW-YORK. DEPARTMENT OF
N7-lrsii 2T = ~ bEEtAD FOR COLLECTION OF A.
sL-seMENIs AND or WATER RENTS. an 10
New-York tribune., 1881-09-14
STEAMBOATS, un1 Rdilroa1s.
baltimore and ONO RAILROAD

p -, MgpHL Fast LINE 10 TIE WfsT
va %n 'aa r. a. n'f ea @%, ,s5i s II 3 rs cnn,
x1! 2 Ir Dfcgpt % It.. 3aaay 2'ge Washington az, P M
rrs ior Itiabura Columbus aud Cncnnat Taror ear at
Pm-paly fa-i limo for Washington ar1iv, cincnn,t,
ra'cc -ccpl- through 10 Cincinnati and ca @ "' M r
H. o. M4nsh dlE -loc,er. nched open forpa4Son
65 m Wa,lneion 5 am naT ynro 9,1 i9ni iiSumofg
more 80 ~ m, Washington. 10 10 Socpols ior Gin.
& Other & ign makes 2,for time he Train, arrive
ncAos and ,go9ng b.rhs urcd ana naas,a gaia for
ali oncc- the Pcnnsylvn iro,d 5 rd 5
CENTRAL RAlLEOND or NEW-JERSi,Y-
Brookyn loo of rultou.,t Jegols War '''''''' IN
leave Vcw York. r,,i = 22,l,,rtv.,,. a..,r,v,
- a,,g5 m-Eor 'l'ninrton. Ht'tpn AuolpSn. Roiia,
5.4,t n F,r ~cro,cg', foi1ttn Ii,a sr.i,, i~,,.,
y Lanl Western H. r.. Ea'ton Allentown, Wux,,5trrSt
~ ar Flnnirtplr t,lo,ry. .plltpa u,t
&Mnnrn & ,5go,I N,1 nsrorf MnhIua. pr.ft5n Nl1as1s5
,r, @fo oc, s%nftoa 5 a,ton lontown Reading uar
Gn p ram M % r%r rlto Elq@nrGg Zen sa',@n VIVA CAV Mauch
l:on n NV 3chooe5'. Mountain ihsn Briisc ,r,n,l
4:l51 n.-F,r sou,rvuc Fl,m,nrto7 .ee
Realm, SG} pr"G orrnrs osGG %,nch n i @ oGa r. Anontovn
nG Spay a%t ant a ~ 20 ~ or G2nn Iro
oIS For NeNp1k G} o ID = i'i2 ~ ia 3 ;2o 2 @
&Mloo t@Go Z - $40 5i5 O. G.i5 o3o'i 78b 3Ii'j
For trims ooui, Time Table. At station.
v y. and long BR ANCH DIVISION
- ALL RAIL LINE tor Perth Amhov Sn,rh Anbo-
Psd a9k Lone Branch ocean Groyo As6ury PARK Po.nt
c lc"yeat 5:l5 ''41. lo3oa M 70 > l. 4JO.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY
SHORT iINi-OUICK TIME
THROUGH CAItS-IOWl,ST FARFa
FOR ATLANTIC CITY INPRESS. with
" one H9e ""T i'y Roma m rp ste,
EREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY.
leave 'or Freehold5 545 Tao a.m. I'm 3 4;3O 800
r. EW Jersey SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
a. hag Route VIA sandy Hook 1O:l0 a. n. 1870
''''''' 49, ''' '''''"''' ''"o
AMI, '' INV" VIM Tleas-
2p '''' ." HI" - m'
or monmouth ~ 'each 6earrht, &c. Win Branchpor 5:tJ
gat, &c. 80 '''''' h'rhe
2p m-An Rail-l:30 rm.-Via Sandy Hook for Iokn
stationstb !iav Siin ~ ''' - - ~ 1 anu al
a:3op m.-Va Red Bank tor Lakewood Whunss Toms
River Baruegat, N''iiS
New-York tribune., 1881-09-14

NOllCE.-propoSalS for dredging the slim Ie-
= w'en Pier old 4i and Pier 42 North ser vfll se
yea A tc b"paftIn"u c Docks li1 lIa Du.uesf
u NJ tiht>iuN .cnirmpcr is. 1851. orfork
tlly IiaIL t-' -'- S@'e y ~
New-York tribune., 1881-09-14

Express Trains leave N"wNor. Deshrosses and cy+
nIdl STREETS Frucs RS follows: MI" WV
t%o '} \. ~.aO, - 40 iAnitodl. IL a. m. qoo
- b'O :, $50 and 80 m ANA - night.
T. ~, D. %: ~ 4, $50 anu 10 p M and ~ nghI. W
'''-i''A
Retwrpg trains leave West Philadelphia loo1 "a, -.
T. ,' , . ~ ana - a ~ Iinted Express l:1 n M, =
J. t';i" 100 ana p. sunday lo.u1 e
% iui ., - .p hd T. M Leave Phladelphia vim am
utl IL M ana '0D D. m daily, except f Va" ii
IlcAet olhces 90 ana Hlf broadway Nstor uo,so ,,
ioot ol besifoNAeS anu ortild-st;
Hn annex Station, loot OF Fuitors, brook lyn Nos G3a
lIU and lis luusOu-si, ,ni,on I,r -
grant l1tk"t once, Battery Wy i-ih'
The NcMN ConlpanV will c.u ,or a,a -, -,
baggage from hotels res dtlcps -N ''N'' NIcCh
FRANK THOMSON u N+o,r
General Manager. ,,,S t.,s.'.D
New-York tribune., 1881-09-14
Donro un0 Rooms.
East Side.

East Side.
A PRIVATE FAMILY would dsposo of =
oaro haHds39sy G furnished seconds,ory Grstclass
4 LADY, in Harlem having a pleasant home
Wonid NE famii. OF refncm, board can give
NJ h. TAYLo Station L. '00'' mutual reference Address
4 THOUSAND of Ncw-York's best hoard.
ee"s '@q S'ln at new sIl sGsat. TsEoRqRE RM
Ii ANDSOME PARLOR SUITE and Other do
2$Ist III ''''' ooa'''' references lo2 and
MADlNON.AYE, 1l4.-Elogant floor with
Win 6onr strictly aS'iSt ana 'ns"
pAkIiES desiring tirst-class rooms and board
VIII "o "eh to cal nj Ii Iast l2aths Private family
4 Gd5;AMEi'OY PARK.-Roome, double and
RI f. 2oTH-ST.-FunIsh Rooms. with or
@ without Board references. Permanent paties pre-
* EAST 3OTH-Sr., Near N0discn-ovc-- --
,"5".Sn' 5Sad cSraacas s4 lc aTs" oI with
tS EAST I0IH-ST, near Lexington-avc.
house private location ccntral'ud good " '''' "i'
EssE, MApl>ON-AYE.-A suite of rooms
AN '''s1nty furnished TO iet' with private table
West stie.
\ LARGE comfortable room suitable for CON
trman without board desirable loc Itiou family small
81 West ioth.si. between 5th ana Oth.ayes '' ''''
ANDSOMELN FURNISHED ROOMS to
lot with board reference, required % " 5ad st.
pARTlES suffering with mental or ne,vous
had f .-y Porer rGd 3ignlop q9a ' board rqrs
HTuadWay. " ''' i'~''
IeRlN ALE FAMILY, owning house. will rent
h or %no%&S % board 'n5s rS2%s r % ,nc 9a @
West l2th-SL -'" 80
bS WEST 27-Elcgant parIors; GOOD rooms
80 ON each tupr, extra aud moi
t improvements cool rooms on TOP hOor; prices
.esDD-ST., II WEST.-Dcsirnblc we'll fur-
- shsd G9T9G and single rooms with board table board
IHe& SECOND-AVF., near 9th-st. a room
oI"ncc. W 'N' ''''
GRA VEST l2TH-SI.-A large second story
SP' Hont ronmi also large back good location
ana REASONABLE" rent - ~ '''
sDobS WEST IlTIi-ST.-Largc. sccond-storv
~ 'P IT"nt room, apuhcru exposure, an couyencucrs
Hn NV ' room on ihi and on" fourth iOor
bic iartirs Tor tho Winter; references ~
BID VEST 3oTi-ST.-Handsomcly fur
good boId Al uoocioc terms ''''''
New-York tribune., 1881-09-14

NOTICE of Sale AT Public Auction.-@a
hdi> stay 0ef osLler - lNNl, II O'Clock m t
H. pii,n'lJ 81 Pgnic WoS yin sen at pahlc auciiroS
10 the RESERVOIR !. ANA 4Iff,
q city Han! '' N' i'' s--o a. ~
New-York tribune., 1881-09-14

NOIICE.-Proposals for dredging the slim le-
tween i,I Old - and i1er old - North RIVER ail .
tf p'i'flnf nj Docks. d
uhli einc d4y ScpitmJr -. iNs al i u'cock M ~
On - "o" see 'he Nl5 l"cuId Copies Ton sale
New-York tribune., 1881-09-14
NORWICH LINE
pENNSYLNANIA RAILROAD.
ON and alI.r InLt- LII IN

" To Boston Worcester. NASHUA Porand and tbc Inst
VA Ne" london nrIs leave Pier N,.ri
daily, ~un0ita in,lllr Week day, al pm sun, ms Il ~ ~,
New-York tribune., 1881-09-14
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