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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES :

supagm coUer-Cg.IegRs- Held by Barrett. r.-cor,,
IT, a. iss isc l8 jS' 49, 49, 49, 49, 80! IS
,n sfPsgNE c9gaTEyEaAL TEaxHea BY Davis P. J..
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i5 - IS is ss 81 81 1873 49, lss so se $780, 49,
ca sUrREME coTGI CIRCUIT PART He'd by Donohue J.
5 100 SS5 fiee Ss ia a. 5!S 5i
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PART Lsrremore Joar 80 oD ems az as 59 ~ 9i5
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55 g9 ids lsi fs5 81 iIs 1904 il'S 1885, o'7 1910
Fart MI u RE a By Lawrence Court at 1880
co. no CO., Ills SS sos Sos "S S55 is SO
c6 sFE sSsn. C Sq,gEfsrEc. TERsHsls by s
csi @ HGs' at ~ M calendar called at il H. No DAY
SUPERIOR cougr-TRAL TERM-PAsr I.-Held BY Trulx. J.
81 IS IS 2s s 52s ssS 5s Ss So SIS,
PART II.1IIeldb Freedman J.-court opens al il A. m
SS S 5So 2' 80 $9 ssS 5sP soG 30 az o.
5S 5S 49, Sq S So eos V eoi eCS '' ''' ''' ''0
sas III Is :5 sHf s5I 81 :';5
S59 81 "a ss 57s 81 &c. s @ SO e. $50 $ S
Court opens at 1890 Calendar called at Ii M Nos
CoNM0s PLEAs-TRIAL TERs7PARr Held by DAILY, j.
Court opens At Il an Nos l2i5 9S5 1887 1893 iH7,
1916 l647 l54s 1919 1885, 1851, 1852 1853 1861 i7i$
PART II-Held by Beach. ]. Court opens at liam Nos
14l4 1887 1859 1860 1855 1893, 1879 1901 1921 ij2S
1924 1925 1926 1921 1881 1892 1883 1884 1885 l53G
1887 1885 1888, 1870, 1871. .'''' -O'' ''''' 1901
MAXINE CoURT-TRIAL TERN-PART He'd by Halves T.
Held Room 90 City Hall Court opens at III a. m Nos
63i5 $685. $685. $751; $780, $685. 6l5S els3 5s3l 1928
$685..
PART II.-Hed by sheridan, j. Held in Room 49, city
Hall Court opens at 10 Nos. 5733 3455 1892 573a
5768 6Ol7 602l G03i 6O72 6274 $685. 5s2I 1905 57IJ
b6l4.
GENERAL Observation-Disclosures, 1.-THE People agt Geo
Starting robbery. John Mccormick, robbery; Cha-. Helm
erdnger assault and battery COnnOr felon
battery James Richardson eonous
battery; Frederick Ehers feOni0us assault and battery
Marg Smith feOnious assault and battery Michael eney
assault and battery; Michael Lyons feoniOus
Patrick Malone, burglary; Thos LAWYER
grand larceny George W. Barnes grand larccny Jacob 81
and Julius Wolf. grand larceny; John Hick. grand
larceny; Thomas Mccormick grand larceny. Charles Miller
grand larceny; VIM Moore false pretences Patrick War;
assault and bat Charles Lang dsOldTy house, AdOlph
Wentyo, Max Light Frank Keller and Edward Martin adl
terra ted milk
PAKT II.--Cowing, 1.-The People John Hanley,
assault and battery Albert f. Hapes and Patrick
~ Enright grand Annie Qureh grand larceny
Joseph McNf larceny from person. VIM. Saunders feonL
Gus assault and battery.
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TIE COURIS.
COURT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY, Oct. 4.-ln the Court of Appeals
to-day the following decisions were handed down:

ALBANY, Oct. 4.-In the Court of Appeals
to-day the following decisions handed down:
Morton agt Thurber Olmstedd agt. Keep and N0sburg
neS County Nationa 5anE Gillette as Bate Godfrey ast
Hansen; Godfrey ag Hansen; Lawrence agt Miller; Bark
10y agt wilcox rho People rel Limerick. agt The Board
OF Fire CqmT soneIs OF the city Of YORK. shaw agt
Schoo hoyrn agt Curley scott agt The MdetJwn Cnon
VILE ana aver ,P "lDI% TUiapIny b3heI Ig baSr
nMcihsney 'Juiam,n M airmei With costs s
Lehman lIoberts Judgment affirmed without cost to
W.ndn qs. TIE Mutual Beneat Ice Comp1ng Judgment
modidcd affirmed With o APPELLANT Winch.
oR,lly at The People judgment reversed and venire
Hood ast Hood Munger agt. The Albany city National
agt George The Muna lie Insurance Company OF New
YORK agt Hoyt BeoAer at Helgarlon Dalton agt Smith
Baxter ag Bel Green agt Collins Judgments reversed
The Troy ana oston Conpan agt the Boston,
Hoosac Tunnel and Western Railroad Company. Jugdment
matter of he Attorney General agt The Security
f Iaspn ps enn @ The Home Ts asur
Company APPELLANT On motion OF j. G. shaw for re-
spondent, opposing, the cause was advanced
Christian +. A. Dambmann agt Herman schutng Motion
by MI W. Watson to amend to return The Court took the
Edward p Beach, respondent agt Coles r. appel
LIANT in the ecevershp Of the Woven Tape skirt Company
CHORD and another, appellants agt The Town OF
and 1 70 dismiss t a appeal by
Appeals from Orders.-NO 5OSIn the matter the petit
S@ 81 sns s S
I and others executors e respondents ag se
Church, appellant Argued No. 496-JOhn SchOyer exscu
tor appellant ag Frederick C. Internationally respondent
Argued.
No 535-Remus A. Knealand respondent agt Merritt p
appellant. Submitted by appellant argued
respondent No 626klias Jessural, infant etc. appel
liant James b. Mackic respondent Argued flor appel
submitted respondents No. 032In the matter Of
Thomas Murphy, appellant agt James Walsworth, con
troeT etc. respondent Argued No Saltwater Shrtver
others Edwin H. shyer and Others appellants john
LiyngOn purchaser respondents Argued FOR appellant;
submitted respOndcns No. 044-Emeiine - Hobart,
execux respondent agt George H. Hobart and Others
52In The matter O the accounting OF Robert Dean
assignee. Argued No 54fCathorlno A. Raymond respond
ont apt
64sEzabeth H. Saer, ADMINISTRATIVE appellant,
Black River railroad Company, respondent
Submitted No b4p-Elzabeth 3 Saer respondent the
Utica River Railroad Company, appellant Sub
United 655-In the matter vi the Of Onohun-
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THE CHICAGO MARKETS EXCITED.

CORN DIMINIsHRs IN PRICE-REPoRTED SUSPENSION
OF A LARGE DEALER.
CHICAGO, Oct 4.-There was almost panic
to-day when it known that John Is. Lyon, who was
reported be short 5000 900 bushels corn had
suspended business. Mr. Lyon has been for years the
heaviest shipper Of corn this market lie said to
have been asked for 81 margin last night after
business hours and to have failed 10 respond This fact
and the action OF the Board OF Directors fixing the
gna price of 62 broke the backbone OF
corn market and all other grains sold down In sympa-
thy November sold down To 10 cents from 75l cents,
the closing price yesterday December sold down TO
6S9s cents break of Sig cents October wheat sold
from 81 42 down ~ 81 Al, and November wheat from
81 46l2 down TO 81 44as
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broker is to negotiate purchases or sales OF stocks
bonds exchange bullion, coined money, bank notes,
promssory notes other securities He takes no pos
session as broker OF the subject matter OF
the negotiation. Every person, firm or company
having a place of business where stocks. bonds,
bullion bills OF exchange or promissOry
in law bank banker, and the capital ana ne
posts OF such bank banker subject TO taxation as
provided IN Section No. 3,4OS, United States keVlseu
Statutcs.
remittance and are collected and rmted for the fol-
lowing day. the collections should not be treated as
deposit, bat where the money collected i heu " ,ne
collecting bank and RENTED az subsequent time, dur
ing the period il is so held 1t shoud be treated as de-
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REPORT OF THE LIGHTHOUSE BOARD.

WASHINGTON, Oct 1.-The annual repor' OF
the Lighthouse Board for the last fiscal year viii con
tain valuable information to and others inter-
ested in the navigation of American waters 1t VIII snow
an immense growth in the service, the number OF hsh
bos.s now aggrryating about 700 not including SONS
500 lights Of various descriptions on western rivers
Fifty thousand dollars will be asked for 10 introduce
electric lights in several OF the prominent gh-
houses the first to he placed In the Highland Light on
Raran Bay. The gnts proposed for this purpose nave
been thoroughly tested said 20 he IN every man
ncr satisfactory and much effective than the Ord-
nary lights The estimates for the new WORK
proposed during the current ana Tor the ualhIe
nance of the service amount to about S3,OOOOOO.
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RAILWAE NEWS.
RAPID TRANSIT IN BROOKLYN.

The Brooklyn and Long Island Railway Com
pany has asked permission from the Common Council to
build and operate steam elevated railway from Twenty
hrs.t and Nuth-lvc., in Nnth-ave FItDusu-aye, Full
tonst PcarIst., Tlaryst over private property from
Hillary and Prncc-sts Hudson and Parkayes, and in
Parkaye.. Cas,On-ave Krntaye.. Frsst Franklinst.,
Commercial--t and Unon-pace, tn NewtOwn Creek and
over To Long Island City. Also track from Hilary and
PcaI-ts Pcar,t private property, and In wash
ngtou st. Ia The Bridge terminus ana thence 10 ful-
ton Ferry uPIosprct. Main, York; Dock and Wacrsts
A number OF property owners in Fult0n-st, brook
lyu appeared yesterday before the Rapid Transit Com
mission appointed by:h, supreme Court To hear teStl.
muuy. Arguments a-uinst the proposed elevated road
sol
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John d. MARS.

The sudden death of John ID. Mairs, second
partner in the firm Of David BOWS & Co, was an
uounccd at the Produce Exchange Monday. Mr..
Mairs died Monday at his Summer home, in rvingtOn,
gastrts. He had been sick about three weeks, but
considered in dangerous condition until satr-
day He born in Utca n H21, and came 10 thlS cry
a. D clerk for his Uncle, Ami Bows, when yOung man.
lie aftcrwaTI went to California aud ctutnc1 Ia lcJt
the request at his uncle, David Dows and became
second PARTNER the rIn. lie has been member 81
Produce Exchange since its organization lie leaves
wife, Two and two Daughters. His funeral VIII
take place at 1880 a. III. today at lryinStOn.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY OCTOBER s. 1881.

aud Francis Quin for Tax Commissioners Qh was coi'-
vcted In the courts last winter Of IN atrocious a'S"u
upon man in his Qun's) rum shop, and was sentenced
IN term Of i'm rrisonment in the County Jail, which no
served The skull ~ the assaulted by gum wa
fractured aud believed at one time thad NJ "ouu
die The resolutions adopted by the Convention So
yrrev denounced the police force OF the city; Qu9
nom nation has excited much Indignation IN me NcM
ark community, as according 20 tie laws, the h".n,
nation made BY each political party Is equivalent 10 I'LL
ola
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CAPTAIN HowGATE RETURNED.

WASHINGTON, Oct 4.-Captain HOwgate returned
to Washington this afternoon. His friends nave
asserted that when the Grand jury was ready TO
take up his case he would make his appearance IL
is understood that he has now for the purpose
of submitting to the processes of the Grand jury Ghd
the COurts.
This evening lie arrested at bis residence ny DC
tcctve A. p. NcwcOmb charge 81 embeLllhg
$4,000 in addition to the amount alleged TO nave De'n
stolen when first arrested Detective Newcomb VIII re-
man at Howgate's house tonight and tomorrow morn
ing will take his prisoner before United States ConS
sOner Bundy.
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4 CLAIM or THRLE MILLIONS.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. An the Orphans
Court this morning the audit Of the estate Of Asa Packer
took place. No objection made to the account, but
George Bull presented claim against the estate
amounting To over $i,OOO,OOO. The claim is made on
behalf of Noble. Hcmmitt 4 Co.. who aided the con
structou OF the Iehgh Valley Road IL appearing that
the same issue before the Carbon Common Pleas
Court, Judge III anna indicated that he would make
order pOspuung the matter until March l. 1852, before
which time the supreme COuTt would have au Opportun
is passing upon the question. No distribution VIII be
made until then.
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HENRY f. DURANT.


merly the law-partner of Rufus Choate ana the
founder and patron Of the Wellesley CNass) College
died last night Brghts disease at the age OF hityn
years.
Twenty years ago Mr. Durant was, perhaps. the most
distinguished lawyer in miscellaneous practice in Bos
ton. When Rufus Choate died much OF his business tel
TO Mr.. Durant who seldom lost a case. Many great
cases and more hard put into his hands, ana
he soon acquired considerable reputation in the man
agement desperate criminal His income at this
time was very large Just before the war he became In
terested in a case which led TO his making fortune
The case was one In which patent connected with
the manufacture of Inda-rubber blankets was involved
Mr. Durant gained the case, and took his pay In IEdl
rubber stock With few other gentlemen he purchased
all the rubber blanket stock the country and when
the war demand for blankets came his income increased
rapidly. soon after he lost promising SON. ana so
deeply he affected that his course 81 life was com
plcfely changed. Uniting with the Congregatl0nall5t
Church, Mr. Duran began bis labOrs in Christian work
He gave up the law forever and retained only limited
interest In business. \ few years ago he established
Wellesley College at great expense, his object being 10
found "a college for girls equal IN the state FOR
several years Mr. Duran frequently engaged III lectur-
ing preaching and also gave much time to mission
M
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TIE MANHATTAN RAILWAY SUITS.


KINGSTON Oct. 4-The hearing on the sup
elemental pettonof the Ncw-York Elevated Railway
Company asking the receivers of the Manhattan Rail
way to return s property to he begun before Judge
Westbrook Friday next by printed briefs There
has been considerable delay in the decision OF the
original action. which argued here few weeks ago,
by reason the lack Of important papers which
have failed to send Judge NcstbrUOk expresses
himself anxious reach conclusion III the matter
and hopes hand iii his decision the former case
early next week.
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DEATH SOUGHT AFTER DISGRACE.

ALBIoN,N. Y.,Oct. 4.-Thecoroner's inquest in
tho Nellie Wright is still incomplete. Some think
she took srychnne and poisoned herself in the presence
OF Frederick Hopkins arrested and lodged In
jail Upon person found lettor addressed to
her mother In II she says had snned and brought
disgrace upon her dear at hOme that she loved
Frederick Hopkins. and could not bear hum love
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HAziNG IN THE NAVAL academy.

AYNAPOLIS, Oct. 4.-On Sunday night the
fourth class Of cadets, newly entered In the Naval
Academy was hazcd numerically Members Of the
third class were suspected Of the mischief When the
matter was investigated they refused TO divuge what
they knew To-day fifty members were sem on board
Inc Sanee They bad to take bedding 0nd vii have 10
STAY on board ship until further orders, not being allowed
10 ak IN 1ch oil
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THE PRESIDENT All WASHINGTON.

IE-11NNfH ~
WAsHINGCOS, Oct. 4.-rhe President returned to
WasAng5I this evening accompanied only by his
private secretary and servant. He looks carcwOrn
and t'rej anI expresses an intention to rest until
the frs. o. cNt week preparation for the posi-
Die wear aud tear incident to tho extra session.
The al enc members of the Cabinet are expected
this week.
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A SKIRMISH WITH INDIANS.

SAN Francisco, Oct. A dispatch from
Tucson, dated yesterday. "Advices received to-
day show that the fight yesterday between Forts Grant
and Thomas lasted four The Indians we're driven
from position among the rocks and reiterated the
Ariyapa Valley toward the Galuva Mountains One
sergeant Killed aud four men wounded. Tho
Indian loss ia unknown"
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THE READING RAILROAD.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. lit is generally be-
licyel here that Vanderbilt holds enough Reading Rail
road stock absolutely insure the election OF the Gowen
ticket even should the Mctulmont party succeed IN hy
ng their amount of convertible loan all made over
mo tho shITea OF the COMPANY.
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS IN NEwARK.

The Democratic City Convention of Newark
yesterday renomnated for Mayor the present mourn
bent william ii. +. Fielder. Elyin G.. Crane was nom
mated for Trustee OF the City Home T. W. Dusenbury
and John Pe named for Surveyors Of High ways,
James Smith was nominated for Water Commissioner
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SURROGATE c1LVIN's TEEN or OFFICE
Icy rELEGKArm 40 rmr rRmus

lBY TELEGRAPH 30 THE TRfnUHEi
KINGSTON. Oct. 4.-Judge WestbrOOk has
VT item opinion holding that there ia surrogate 10
be elected at the coming election in the City Of New
YORK and denying the application for n maadanus
against the Secretary o. STATE 10 compel him To
writ lection.
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York. Argued - 80 0 S''' WI '""'
NO 10 solomon Rich appellant agt Pauline W. l. Herr
TX snDted for appellant ARMED for respondent
~ ~ te day caien lar % ne Appeas or
aud us. - - -'A' - -''' -'"' 80 "a
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THE FIRE RECORD.

HEAVY LOSS IN COBOURG. ONTARIO.
CoBOURG, Ont, OFT. Fire this morning
otalIy DIES royed Dumplcs Block and other buildings
Loss 100000.
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AN ELEVATOR DESTROYED.

GALVESTON, Tex, Oct. 4.-Fire this morn
in destroyed the Galveston elevator and about $1,000
bushels Of grain The building originally cost $4,000
Insured for -, 900.
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THh SONS or GENERAL GARFIELD.

SrRINGFIELD, Mass, Oct. 1.-The Garfield
boy- nave returned To Williams College, but Harry Gar
Held is not well enough his studies at once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-05

Nhc fifth annual meeting of the National
Association OF Trottmg Horse breeders began at old
Fleetwood PARK yesterday. The attendance was small
WmIncy tn winner OF the first race in two straight
heats Hattie Matthews oi the second and -. Gohard OF
the third. The wing summary Of the different
events:
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IMPERIAL GERMAN LINE.

4 Hamburg American Packet CompanyS Line fof
PLYMOUTH, CHERBOU RIG, and ltAMBURG -.
WESTPUALIA.........Oct u HERDEk oct ~
CIMBRIA. .........Oct. - LE~Sl Oct u
Rates of passage to Plymouth, London. CherbonIg Ham
burg points the south Of Engl1ni. First Cabin
500 SccDu Cabin, S6D Steerage so Round trip az
duCed rates Steerage from Hamburg HlNre AMI south
ampton, IS. - 80 - ,,ro,,.,,, . 90
General Agents, General Passenger Agents
N IN RrnHL.sl Y. Y. No. 81 nrotlN AZ. Ny
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IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.
L l. 4 L AA-I

1T NOKIH UFNWNI4 IIlVlU
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NETWORK,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
DON AU .........Sat, oct. MOSEL sat- oct ~
FIBf sat, oct - RHElN sat. OCT a
HATES OF PASS AGE from NEW-NORk to SOUTHLAND
TON, HAVRE or BREMEN -
FIRST CABIN. SlOi-SECOND CABIN .sON
SrEEEAGE, $50.
Return tickets NJ reduced rates. Prepaid steerlga cert
Gates @2S. sail from Pier between second aud
Ihirdsts. HobOkeH, y. J, --.. . 80. 81, ..
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OCcln Gtelmcrs

4 NCHOR LINE y. s. NAIL STEAMERS.
"A NETWORK AND GLASGOW
From Pier 40. 20. North River. New York
Ethiopia oct :, "A IN Furne,s.a OCT y, p m.
CrcassIa Oct H. II DeNOnia oct %, lOaP
These steamers do not carry cattle, sheep or ptgs
Cabins 500 $50 Excursion tickets nc rel lce rloeI
Second cabin 80 Storage, S2S
NETWORK TO LOSDON LIREcE
From Pier No. 50, North River foot Of Char.es-sL
Victoria -.....Oct ,. D. m. California. cL = a. N
Cabins SGJ. Excursion tickets at reduced raie,
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents, I BOwHIg-GIecn.
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UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS,

W UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Leaving Pier IS y. H., foot OF kingst
NEVADA Tues iay, Oct. IT, 730 a
Az
c.
A--- 80 =
"lSC'lN No Va III
rPThese steamers built OF in watertght com
partneuts and furnished with requisite % make
the passage the Atlantic both safe and agreeable hay
ing bathroom. snOkiugrO drawing room. piano and
library also experienced Surgeon sewaress AMI aerer On
The sIteroOm all upper deck hls insdr
greatest of all uNuries at perfect yentItOn
and light -. -. .
CABIN PASSAGE according 10 StaerOOm, $50, $50 AMI
500 INTERMEDIATE. $40 srEEkAGE at low rates.
OFFICE. No. 20 BROADWAY,
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" BETWEEN NEW. YORK AND HAVRE
accompany No ~ North River FOOT o. MOrtOns'
Travellers by this line avoid bOth transit by English RAJ
and the discomort3 OF crossing the Channel in sn
FRANCE Trudelle Wednesday oct. ;,
CANADA FIomgcn "Wednesday. Oct ~ .
PEREIRE, Delapiane Wednesday oct 49, p M
Checks drawn Credit LyOnnas OF Paris in amounts 10
suit LOU il DE BEBIAN, Agent No Bowling Green
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LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS,

FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
NOTiCF-fhe steamers Of thi, Line take Lieutenant
Maurys l. ane routes at all seasons ~ the year.
cry OF MONTREAI... TIL & RSDAY, oct T. p m
cry OF BFRII \ ...... : ATURDAY, Oct -. IL A. m.
CI'Ty or RRI SSH TIL L RS DAY. oct . D > r.
CITY OF ROM RDAh. oct ~ 10 a. IN
CITY OF eli ESTER RSD Nov s. : p III
From Pier 30 new numberl ~ r.
CABIN $50 ami o. Return tickets on favorable terms
STEERAGE S2S. Prepaid. $50 Drafts at lowest rates.
saloons saterooms smoking and bath rooms anhlsDps
These steamers do not carry cattle. sheep or pigs
JOHN q. DALE, Agent, 81 and % broadway, y V.
Philadelphia Office. No. los South 4th.st.
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NOTICE-"L LANE ROUTE"
FROM NETWORK TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENS
TOWN.
FROM PIER NO. 40, NORTH RIVER
ALGERIA "Wednesday, oct. ). 2:30 2.
CAT saturday, oct 5. a IN
6IItl efiucr'aF D' ~ VA.
BOTIINIA "Wednesday oct ~, $50 IA.
passage $50 and $780, tickets o. favorable
from parts Of Europe low
rates Freight passage office, No. BOwlingHireen
VERNON II. BROWN q Co. AgentA
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TELEGR1PHIC NOTES.

THE ENGLISH CRICKETERS THE VICTORs.
PHILADELPHIA. oct 1.-Ihr ENGLISH professional
the match with the Philadelphia cckoters by
/ Of 277 to l73.
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NOTICE.
The steamship

will sail on saturday Octo5if s al a. IN. For freight and
plssIg, apply to ,,,,.. -, ,,,,,,,.,. . -
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MONARCH LINE.
VI NEW YORK AND LONDON

splendid new fast steamers. 80
Leave Dock lOining Paycnia Ferry Jersey city - =,
Ivdan Monarch p. Persian Monarch -. oct y
AssyIian Monarch oct Ii Egyptian Monarch Nov
accommodation for saloon passengers OutMan
and prepaid steerage at lowest rates
Apply 10 the general agents - 80. -,
Passage Office broadway