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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-06
THE YOUNG AMERICAS DRFE11ED.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 5.-Thc Western Crick-
eters continued their second inning IN the match against
the Young America club at noon to-day. The weather
vas Inc but the attendance very poor oimtford and
Ogden, who we're mt the bat when stumps drawn
last night went in again ami stayed together for some
time The run-gethng very rapid tho visitors scor-
Ing sixty IN first sixty minutes. This was In
part the fact that Young America had only nine
men IN the field, the Western refusing to allow subst
tutes subsequently, however, tenth man played but
the visitors managed TO 1917 In the inning When
the Young Americas the bat for their second In
uug tney needed 2J3 win tho game. 4. a. New
hail was clean BOWED the first bali from Dale, aud
then five more WlCkets went down j. D Clarke and
Dixon lunde ehOrt stand aud tue score up 10 40
he carrying his bat Ii hopeless, nov ever
and t1e home team retired for O2 runs. having
lust one uour quarter Tho notable hits OF the
aae Nere " Dale, straight drive VI over The fence
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SEWER PIPES At COUNTRY RESORTS.

LONG BRANCH, n. j., Sept 5.-The pub
ljcy gwen to the alleged OF typhoid fever ut the
Hotel Bellevue Aas led TO thorough examination OF
the sewerage system OF the hotels along the sea coast Ia
Monmouth Comfy. Complaints have been made against
the hotels which have pipes enptyins into the
Shrewsbury River and ito several branches General
Charles Haght has Issued official circular warning
NIL persons passing by sewer pipes otherwise deposit
ing any reuse OF ObnO1iOu. matter INTO any OF the
waters l1vueta witn the jurisdiction vi the
county that they violating the state laws ms
circular has caused ntte htT among the cottagers
and hotel prOpreiOrs between Long Branch ana me
Nayesink Highlands Those who do NOT remove their
sewers VIII indicted al the coming Term Of he
county
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INCIDENTS IN NEUPORT LIFE.
rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.I


NEWPORT, Sept. 5.-Members of the Queens
County Hunt gave the farmers OF the Island OF Rhode
Island nnd their families tonight a dinner, which was
followed by an 0d-fashiOned dance This entertain
ment rendered the farmers in recognition OF their
courtesy who had chased Reynard in the sea
OF 1882 Many OF the prominent cotagers were pres
emit The members OF the Hunt rode out in tho coach
Vivid but TO the disappointment OF the country lasses
they did not wear their red coats Tho dinner was
given at souhwIcks At least one thousand peo-
Pile present. Tho members OF the Hunt spared
neither pains expense TO make tho affair success
John and W. c. Sandiord beat T. Zbrowsh and +. ..
Beach at the polo match this afternoon In a contest for
the cups for pairs 1t stipulated that the match
should last thirty minntes the side winning greatest
number Of goals In that time being entitled TO the vic
tory Eight games decided in the required time,
each side having won four BY mutual arrangement
the ninth game was called After exciting contest
It was by the Messrs. SANFORD, who. should hey
beat Messrs. W. X Thorn, Jr and James NJ: NAtcrDury
on Friday, VIII have vanquished three pairs ana VIII
take the prizes. . ,. -,
T.. Smith aud wife, samuel Hart and wife, Plladelpha
j. g. Mead. Hartford VI. Stevenson and Wife, William
f. Barnard, W. AuifnOrdt and family, Colonel CrOOkes.
New-Y0Tk r. W. IOsm'r, NJ Il. Smith aud vile, Chi
cagO; and the Brazilian Minister.
Meredith Rowland. of New York, gave dinner party
tonight Ex-MayOr BedlOw and Sidney WOOlett gave
a series of readings at the Casino tonight
j.. T. HOrsman, OF New-YoTk, the gyer OF the diamond
lawntcnnis racket valves all restrictions as to Its Gus
tody and In view OF this fact r. d. Sears or Boston, the
champion, will probably accept 1t.
The President will probably start from here on
Wednesday Tor Boston. where he Will leave the Dis
patch and go to the White Mountains on Saturday.
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RfSERALL GIMES.

There was n base ball game at tho Polo
Grounds yesterday between ninc from Wall-st ana
number OF clerks in the Department Of Public works
MANY well known politicians AMI brokers were present.
The score by innings was ~ follows;
Wall STR, ..... 90. ....... .... o o %
Public Works u v v y " " ""
tn, Chicago. Buffalo, Providence ana Detroit hihe5
Won the League contests yesterday one or the bcst
ancs of the season was played Cleveland bet weeh
the Providence and Cleveland mines. The PROVIDENCE
nine were victorious by the following score;
Clevelan. d. ........ l l y
Providence ........ ! d o . q y l. 4
At Detroit yesterday tho Detroit nine "Chicagoed'
the Boston representatives. Tie home team won the
game by the following score:
~ -
BOs ron. u " " -
Tne Buffalo and Worcester mines played at Buffalo
Yesterday The home team won by the following score
pnroio O Q Q q %
Worcester .. .................. o o 0 2 o o o.
The Troy team were " Chicag)cd ut Troy Yesterday
The champions played in their old form The score was
Troy . U 0 U D U . o.
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THE Garfield M0NUMENT lair.

WAsHINGToN, Sept. 5.-The Board OF Dl-
rectors the Garfield Monument Fair met tonight at
the Ebbi House aud organized By the election of John
W Thompson, chairman. General ID. q. swain, treasurer
and 4. r. Wilson. secretary. Much enehusiasm was
manifested AT the meeting aud determination was
eyinoed " push matter through " great SUCCESS
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THE COURTS.

COURT ARS-SEPTEMBER O.
SUPREME COURr-CHANBRgs- Before Potter. J.-Caendar
called II m-NOs %, 81 40 Al 49, 49, ll6 III 10
27 1884, 100. $50. Ill lSS lS9 lS9 1896 An assessment
calendar will also be called -
SUPERIOR COURT-SPEClAL TERM-Betore Russell, J.-NO
day calendar -
COMMON PLgAs-sPEcIL TERM-Before Van Brunt J.-No
davc
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10 MOVE foR BEcEIVERS REMOVAL.

ALBANY, Sept. 5.-Attomey-GeheralR Russell
mas given notice That he Will move before Judge Potter
AZ whitehall Oh September H. for The removal OF Ed
80 Newco,nb receiver OF the Atlantic MutuA Life In
suranoe gany aud for tie appointment u new re-
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Cltn Real Gslnlc for Sale.

CHARLES Buck q CO..
" Architects G3 East iIst-st. corner Park-aye
Successors 10 Duggin CO+smau),
OFFER FOR SALE
choice selection elegant houses finished in their
usual handsome and substantial manner.
LlNOX NIL,
Southwest cor and 6Jst 81 20 % feet wide.
MURRAY HILL.
LoXn gtOn-ave, 3Gtb and 37h SITS, Is TO ~ feet wide
Houses always open. send for pamphlet
JVOR SALE.--Naiuabe property on Canal-st.
4 Apply TO ~ LAND < WHITING, Beehman-st.
EOR SALE, Il Pdrl-avc.-Four-stOry brown
stone house. I'm thorough condition aud all apD
ances; FRESHLY ana extensively pantel and hescoed III OIL
Apply at ~ NOrtnst.
EOR SALE.-Ghe factory, four lots Of ground
and bulKhead corner Of llthst. and Hudson River
The building stories and cellar. lJOXll4 buit
I'm the mos, substantial manner used as lard refinery with
engine boilers tanks coolers ana everything compete suit
able soap storage any KIND OF man featuring
business. Apply 10 y. w MACE KAN ~, .
Room 4, . and soonest
WEST END HOUSES at HARLEM prices
w $4,000 to $4,000, near Park and station ~
STEVENS, Broadway and 52lst.
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for sx and by Dixon to deep square ics' "so o'oi
the fence for six. . d., .,uh ~. uor
roWRtte Tomorrow.
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resolutions OF respect TO the memory oil 'no '''0 oo
Hartley Williams, which were adopted
ExIndca Dovvev 20 the bar portrait Of the
late Emory Washbnrn given by the family II Is copy
OF the ncfre aken I'm $50 for the law students OF lar
Xard COLeyo.
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Tuesday, Sept. 5, 1882.
The following sale was held at the Exchange
salcsroom to-day:
By Bernard Sayh.
l 4.storv brown stone house with lot No 1884 Lex-
ngtOn ave. cor OF 39thst lot 20 o1IOi Pay 100
Nfarrtu
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~ MEMORY OF DECEASED LAWYERS.

WORCESTER, Mass, Sept. 5.-At meeting
nj thu Worcester Bar this morning W. W. Rice presented
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ACCORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NETWORK CITY.

ACCORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NETWORK
l5oth.st n lot 50. 5OxlOO 5 Purdy and wife to ,
Proctor -. =, 9ZAVV
and husband to Rcidine ami another 54OO
1o' 2o4 faner and Hie To- Bo1eherIy 1900
'th a0S VIE q n 10 Nary FaTnsworiG 1900
Broaaf% y ~ Mq Emma M T. Jacob INC $4,000
7lst-t II 3 4gt 10 " 81 Hd-lyei n.2VlOOi Michel
7i' lame s. o'oi /. " o. o'' 'VA''' 10000
Washngtonavc " 3 100 It of 7th-t 35xlj0i
Emily q Odel and others to Murphy and an oooo
lIsfh"sf n s. lj63 II a. Of Sd.ave. ls0kl001l; Mary
Root Ella q wood.
lleth=t. 1l-9 II 0f slave, l10NlOo.lli Mary
10 Amelia Root
oSo 81, ch apy 70 dostrom and another 1900
2He sSers > To- n Raa ' '''V $3.50
ll4fh~t IS 1876 II oi 3l-aye. 2ixlOOlli Steuer-
wad To Elizabeth I.ahr -;:-.,-;;;-
co' saa anS vie WIZ to Fanny 1850
sgth IT. 40 # " OF 4thaye, ZONlO02 W II
@ @.i0n anu VIE J VN'o.''' ''' 2s5oO
Harrison.s Il W cor Of Hudson-st. IS y07.7 x75&X
|. L T. society for Promoting lglon ana
% y McrCa title Exchange 1OOOO
l2' tn Ko !, ina m "a $500
6oi 5c. SI 2syn %Ss' i'D~'' anu $1,000
l3Oth-st. r, lGJ n eof 4thaye 25XlOO, Anna ,,o
Ia Charlotte W ThrIasspn ...-.-.----.. EOOO
l20 .ie -, : to 90 I Whit f. ''' -N'- $3.50
3ttli.st II - 3d-aye. 1s.gx9- g. Maggie
Nichols and another To Mary l. Nv MELEE o,VOO
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Counlrn l)ropertp for Sale ano TO Get.

ELUSHING.-COttagc, nine rooms fully fur
nsbed housekeeping ani three blocks from
Main street Depot october 10 a small rcspOn
sle family this place will rented FOR $50 month In
gure of T. W SMITH. 9th National Bank, 3d-ave corner
23d.st
Hudson RIVER RESIDENCE, at Newburg.
Sevcni acres charming river view water front
Iouse eighteen rooms al cOnveniencs ample outDuid
inrsi picturesque bindings; excellent society," fam
descriptive CfcuAr scnt on Application
10 PHILLIPS q WELLS, Tribune Building New-IOrk CITY,
or t. >. 7 RNEl. NewburG " \.
Two RENT.-A gentleman's residence com
4 peteIy and elegantly furnished 30 minutes from New
YORK w-ltavon r. overlooking The sound rt @ZOO
per month. Address MERCHANT, Box y, Tribune once
ITO LET at East Orange, GrOve-st. station,
J. handsome house. II rooms good garden Inquire oi
W. GIBSON, 80 lOtl-ave.. =. Y.
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Real Gsiale nUanleo.

NVANTED.-A house with extra ground on
w West side above 59thst this city. rutland
WHITING, Beekmanst
broodlpn ,JroperIp for sale am 10 Let
TOR SALE or exchange.-A small Brooklyn
4 house for a small country place +. ). DRISCOLL 32
Park pace, NowAOTk.
NOR SALE.-Ihree-stOr basement and sub
cellar brick house. with the mprOyemens IN good oIder
ferries $500 For particulars Apply TO
ALFRED a GALLA6HEk 90 Broadway, Brooklyn h. ID.
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Citp propcrtn 90 Lei.

A FEW light, CHEEKY apartments left in the
~ LISPENARD, S6th-rt. near MalsOnaye Healthful
location. Apply on premises
CEND for PRICE LISTS % trst-class
- Apartment Houses and Flats all prices Park and
my Office STEVENS Broadway and j2dst
rEO LET.-lIandsome plate front store, LOOK
Il 20 three floors above good location sI2 Sdaye.
ITO LET.-A fOur-stOry brOwnStOne, high
L soop house. fully furnished 5th.ave overlooking
Mount Morris Park. Inquire WILLIAM y GANEH,
Gl0 broadway, y. Y O.
HISTORY brick factory, 50x25. Inquire 40
- West 37th-st., FRERICHS.
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5ituations mdnteo-- females.

A n EXPERIENCED CUTTER and FILTER
~ will engagements 10 do dressmaEinQ In frs,
families, will cut and - only. II desired. Miss SHINES
3lO 3d.aye.
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Doar0 ano Rooms
East Side.

East Side.
4 TRUNKS removed, % cents each
~. crowe ESpress Sompany - Nave
4 THOUSAND of Ncw-YOrks best board
n nghouses apartments and hotels Get III 10H03HKK
TluslLE'0 GUIDE - cents at he"SdeaoiS ~ 1O'N
A PARLOR FLOOR; also, other elegant
"A rooms all conveniences references "a East 29thsG
A COMFORTABLE three-story and base
mpt er brown s house 1s s g. ''' "''
- GRAMERCY PARK.-RoOms en- suite and
singly with nrstcass board transient and permanent
0O EAST 24TH-ST.-ro gentleman, with
D board pleasant room with ample closets ana rum
ming water
20 EAST 2OTH-ST-Rooms, en- suite or
without board Rooms for geutemen breakfast desired
eerences.
an EAST 3sTH-ST. Elegantly furnished
nv apartments. with board
A.D EAST IOTH-ST. Handsomely furnished
a - rooms with OF without board references
90 IRVING PLACE, doors from Gramer-
REM for the Winter newly dtted and furnished private table
preferred; also pleasant 4tn hooi ROOMS references
no 22D-ST. (lth-ave). VERY pleasant
~ rooms with board references exchanged also table
III EAST 2sTH-ST.-Choice Of hand md
somely furnished rooms. en- suite and slngly, with
uneAceptionabe board reasonable prices
West Side
A TRUNKS removed p e cent each Socb.i
~ Groves Express Company 70 Wsyt 'oth't corner
PRIVATE FAMILY will rent furnished
n select party Of gentlemen without board
AZ West 34d.st References
HANDSOMELY furnished apartments with
or without private table, also rooms without board
Location Murray I'LL. 9TH and 9th ave A DALEY -
West 55thst
HANDSOMELY furnished rooms to let with
board references required Us West o"dst
NO. Is WEST D-ST.-Second floor. fur
~ nished; bath closets &c; to or two gentlemen
Apply before 10 a m.
DARrIES affected with mental or nervous
sqrer can 9Sye T22d p2nT ana PSPg %
| f,23s Broadway
, NORTH WASHINGTON SQUARE.-FIN-
- EST and heahiest location IN the city three blocks
hand somely furnished private table If desired also
single rooms for gentlemen references.
STH-AVE.. 3O7 and 3O9-Par0r, second and
- third floors elegantly Furnished IN sult' win OF
rooms for gcntil men
O1 UNIVERSITY-PLACE - Handsomely
- furnished paror door with an cGnveni9n,e1 tp
and convenient location.
1rHoT, % WEST.1Parlor and s &c d
| table references and location OF the best
Af.TH-Sr, NO. 32S WESr.-An American
kO private family large nicely furnished fold
ing bed, aud class board references
III WASHINGTON PLACE, Second door
Ill West Of 6th avo.-A private family Will let nicely
furnished rooms to gentlemen without board
J )1S WEST 14TH-ST.-Large handsomely
joining, large third hoor southern exposure
| Brooklyn.
A MEXICAN private family will receive q
~ few quiet boarlcrs no liquor or tobacco at Us Kent
and 23d sta n. y s. to o per wcok.
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MANHATTAN BEACH.

MANHATTAN BEACH.
wi VIA GREENPOINE
The steamer SYLVAN GROVE leaves the pier foot y
connecting with trains Tor Manhattan Beach At - - -.
1919 a. and half-hourly from lll2 a m to PIP o. IL
Trans leave Manhattan Beach at @13), -, lliO5
l2u5 30, Loo l:O D. and every fifteen AL Thirty
minutes past the hour J3) D. and at 10 1895 D.
VIA BAY RIDGE.
Tho steamers f Il. MARTIN and MATTEAWAN Leave
foot Whitehss terminus OF all the Elevated Railways
at sslO ana hathOury from D;lO = m 10 81 D. m
Trans leave Manhattan Beach at 'ElO '5lJ J;lO A. H.
and Ia fhOurly from 1910 ~. 10 lO;lO n
TRAINS marked thus do not run On SUNDAYS. -,,.
EXCURSION TICKETS FOR SALE AT ALL DOWN
TRACK STATIONS OF THE ELEVATED RAlLWAGS
PRICE 90 CENTS INCLUDING ELEVATED RAIL
WAY FARES - - 49,, l
AFTERNOON AND EVENING CONCERTS BY Gill
MORRIS BAND AND EMINENT SOLOISI5. - -.
FAIRY LAND.-GRAND JLLUMlNArIDN OF THE
GROUNDS EVERY I rs DAY EXENING. ,,,,.>,, -, ,,
THE OCEAN ABLAZE. AQUATIC FIREWORKS
EVERY THURSDAY EVENING. 49,,
NPAiN,s GREAT PYROTECHNIC EXHIBITIONS
EVERY SATURDAY EVENING.
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DOCKAWAI BEACH,. D pocv.w,v
III NETWORK. WOODLANDS AMI ANOhA"AA
RAILROAD.
Trains leave daily except sundays. from ~ 100 TN,
Hunters Point and Buswick-A M o2o' - $685. li'o'
F. M, l. 2;l0. 800, Az, $40 T. $40. n o,o =, % AZ
Brooklyn FlaJbusnaveAm o'oo' ''-V - L. -
tU 100; o' a T Tor Hunters Point and Bushwck and
Brooklyn almost hOuI ~ =, rD,rcs
Ioave Hunters Point and Bushwick hourly from
Tatbusave Brooklyn. every hour and ten minutes from
Sa H. 800 p III - -. n.,.. p,sh,ric, a,, proot
Returning leave for IL untes TO4n' H"'ON ""N JAVA
lyn almost hourly ,,,,.,. ~ r.,,,rc, nav
TINE. 80 MINUTES
Excursion good to return on Plymouth ROCK QUO.
DOCKAWAY BEACH. EVERY DAY.
WHITES REGULAR LINE MAJESTIC STEAMERS
EXCURSION ,-~, HACt-FA
~ SUNDAY
The COLUMBIA and GRAND REPU BLIO
Will leave DAILY as follows go .u
Pier 80. 8 JEWELS Wharf
xt-oe,oo1 VEST lOthst. Brooklyn
'o.l.a 9:aOa $40 a. 10: - a, III
lU.l5a.m. lU:sOa III 4U;to IA H. Al'OV a. IN
''i.I-n m Icon m 2:l5 D. IN. 300 y.
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IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.

4 Hamburg. American Picket Company Line Tor
PfYMOIJ Ia CuERBJUR re AMI hAABC RG. -
SUENIA...-.... ...-Sep. " ~ lALA-A 49, ~ 81.
NIrIA y .-.......> sept. "a. VA NHNliA L. -
Rates Plymouth, London CnerOoWg ana hAhnn Z
-lDD: second CABIN @DD otcoid-' So NoLIi
rp ~ reduced rates Storage rom tamplr uA'r; "l
'0"t' ~ p ARIJIi & co &. B. RICHARD & CO..
Seneral AGENTS General Passenger Agclts,
"a III B3oii.st., " Y. 40. Ol BIodiw4y, y.
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5llualons tuanteo-- females.

AT MAURICE LlNDQUlSTS Swedish.
way 33d ST. Rooms and J. Female ana no servants
Tor all postona
4 + MILE. EkSTROMS Swedish, French
N and Employment Once ladies' viii now ma ca
pAble servantsoOOks anndresses waLIosses chamber
maids girls general housowOrk Also male 5o wants
buffers footmeu.So References inquired Into NILE A.
LkSTHOM MOTIFS LoIington-aye. cor 5lstsI, Now-lork
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GfCurSlClt5.

| ONG BEACH, 10 MINUTES BY RAIL.
~ SURF BATHING FINEST n AMERICA.
SCHREINEKS FAMOUS BERLIN ORCHESTRA
LEAVE NEW YORK DAILY except Sunday. fopt East
Thirty 0urtlst 800, 300, 1850 a. $780, J-u iZU J:ZJ,
JAMES sLIP 1870 $780, 1920 No. $780, 3. t. 8, $3.50. $50
rANNEX BOAT. foot of Pinest, Z. r., $780, $50 Il m.
800. 4:OJ, 900 y. IN. ~ -. , 1900.
SUNDAY ONLY
Thirty -fouTthst, s2 800, 1850 1880,
Loo. 200, $3.50, %, 8, 7, s:ij T. m.
Table d'hote dinners leduced from s. 20 ~ 30.
Sohrener Celebrated Orchestra engaged TO remain until
end nf 4eason All puces Tor board reduced.
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BORDEAUX LINE. g..
NEW YORK AND BORDEAUX DIRECT =,
CHATEAU I,tOVILI.E 400 to's. new ihur-day Ang5l
Travellers for France spain AMI Italy, PyrenesA PAL
Nice Nc will save tne ana expense ~ JaNins tls dnh
Cabin Uncludlng wneb $50. Stecrago 81 For passass
applyto mn morn ,NaL.p Az peavarst
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COOK.-By a Protestant young woman in
~ small private fanny, understands cooking IA al
branches viii take fall charge 81 kitchen good city refer
Pielse call at "a East 45thst
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UIANUIJN NFKN II +,
NETWORK and GLASGOW. via DERRY,
from PIER North River, New-fork
DEVONIA sept o. 3 o. IN CIRCASSlA Sept %, D. n.
ETHIOPIA sept IL. a III. FCRN - lA.>cpt. 3O7 a. liz
Rates Of passage 10 49,. ..
GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL BELFAST or Lon DCS DERRY
Cabins $50 to $50 second Cabins, ~.
steerage-Outward. S2s. Prepaid, $50
For book Tours scotland" rates plans &C. apply TO
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Bowling Green
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Ocean Cleaners.

NCHOR LINE L. 5. Mail Steamers.
N LIVERPOOL SERVICE
The wellknOwn and popular steamship
CITY OF ROME
sails for LIVERPOOL. wa QUEENSTOWN,
from Pier IL North River New.Nor
saturday sent. m saturday, oct - 8 A. m
Cabin $50 800 Excursion tckets AZ reduced rates.
Steerage-OutwaId, SIS. Prepaid $50
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TIE UITUSIIIVN TO wv IIVVIN'
4 SHARP LITTER TO II. d. HENDERSON, EEsENTlNG
HIS IiPERTINENr INTERFERENCE IN THE CON
TEST BETWEEN RULE AND nOUK.
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IOlO fyI I1t,H - STATES MAIL srEAdkaS

" UNITED STATES MAIL SrEAMkkS
FOR QTEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Leaving Pier 81 y. r.. foot OF blng-st.
AIASK ............. ....- ,7,lay -cpt u. p
N-YD1Il Tuesday Scpt'uD 80. $3.50
AKIZ Iu' day. sept - III
ARN ISL NJ - .........-.... Tuesday, oct 8 10 IN
WISCONSIN Iucsddy L De-, :5O N
~ These steamers built o. iron "a waertght co nparJ
ne1ts aud are furnished with every requisite to maze 40
passage acros, the Atlantic both safe and Agreeable haYB
ham roam smoking ROOM draWlngrOOn. plan, aui library
aso experonced surgeon sewaress AMI caterer each
steamer The are all upper deck thu n'uin{
those greatest OF all Injuries 1t p3slec' Ventilation aud
light - $1,000. 80 ....at,. 90 s,o,.r,o-. Ia, IN ana
slo6 INTERN EDIAIt, 30. sl4--a.AD al low rates.
TIVE ~" - WILLIAMS & GUION
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Giiuailous Uanieo-- Alles.

COACHMAN.-A gentlemen wishes 10 pro-
~ cure situation for his coachman whom ne cheerfuy
Address COACuMAN, Box lOj, Grnongi,h.
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IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD

4 MI ENIAL
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NAN.VOfH.
rc.y,v 'OO NJ - ~ 80 o. sat. sept 10
= ~ .i. I1 y -'it -
RATES OF PASsAGE from y NETWORK 70 sou CHAMP
rON, HAVREor BREMEN... IN
FIRST CABIN ...@lOu. SECOND CABlN -.--...roo.
SIEERAGE SD
Return tickets reduced rates Prepaid STORAGE
cafes p3L stolncrs sl ron P.5c Oet"cen 9''oil Az
4AAu-s'sr hODo"ou' GtiKCus & co. . Bow.ng.Grccn.
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WHITE STAR LINE. ,,,,,,s
w UNITED STATES AMI ROY AZ MAIL i, IA "'''''
FOR QUEEN orOWN AND biN hhFpoi1,, po,,.
NOrICE-Ihe steamers OF this inc take thv L"hu no..
reco,nn,,u,i by lieutenant MauIy, l. - NJ On o"ei Ito
outward and hOiucward ages an, p l.,o q, M
hIPt BLlC. Capt lNnS.----i IN, Al a mi.
CELTIC, Capt ucaGcl....-.'.- hu. , n - ~ M
pm 4 ~ ~ 11,l.'li -aiutdly. sept - 30 = 10
FROM TuE WHITE STAR DOCK. FOOI or VIA
$1,000 $500 lUII-SE
sWfl not call at Queenstown. ...-. =, -. an.
These uulio IN in SiLo anu uhsu P'''O
polntn,uts The sAloOns Stateroons SMOKING a.' ses
hooas are placed alndsbips where tue hoso anu
i,st I'll atouling degroe comfort hitherto uhAl1"''
nst,.,, t,L,.t. an f,yors-
hs farms steeiago tho Old Country, Soo uVm WV
i9lA ,mer, carry neither cattle. sheep nor pigs -,
FS nsurct ton o. plans and other Information aPVD
company O. m0oS W. ~ r. J. COKrIs, AscA~
a l. RARTIETsr & co, Agents, Boston; 49,.
HARKITI y CArTEEL. Agents, Phil1deipni@
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CUNARD LINE.

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
VI BETWEEN NEW. YORK AND IiANkt-
pier Of Company new AZ North River iOlt II oronst
The passengers BY this line avoid both transit Dy Engsl
railway the dscOniOrts OF crossing the Chahnc Ia
small boat ,, ,,.,...,.. D.. ., ---
ANEVTOI r. ~antelli. ..-. W Wednesday. sept B.
CANADA. Fra Z $500 euie-Adi sept - iV a. IL
LOUIS DE- BLBIAN, NJ y bowling Green