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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-05
cLERK Mullins EYPoSrRE.
WHAT Mr.. COMsToCK AND CAPTAINS KILLILEA AND
MUEPHY SAY IN ANsWEA.

MURPHY SAY IN ANsWEA.
In the Roosevelt Committee investigation
yesterday reported fully the seventh page Jacob
Nathan lottery clerk produced book IN which were
these entriesi Kililea SO" Murphy, So" Wash
burn So and said that that the way he allowed for
the expenses Of the business in the different precincts
Another entry was CONSTR, So"
When Anthony COmstock was asked about the matter
last night he said
have many times advertised for persons backmaing In
nv name never directly Indirectly, az any time or
whole experience know the police would Ike 10 Iasen
some such sort OF thing upon ne they could nave
never known AL Instance where any OF my assistants
have received one dollar from any criminals whom
it II duty 70 prosecute. and ] chalchEe any
living 70 come FORWARD ana say 10 mas
paid me money IN the shape OF old'Ahdl- nave
known OF several instances where men nave come 70 me
with complaints Of losing money IN certain poHcy shops
and have asked me 20 rd the places ana Lhr nave lone
mmed ately here to the policy men and tod them
that they employed by me ald mat Wls coming
TO pull them and IN that way endeavor 10 get money
Captain KllAlea, OF the IWenty-secOnd FFeclhc''
sadi
have been on the police force for twenty years.
and have been captain for nearly fifteen years an my
record az good other mans on or on the torce
No policy au or anybody ese mas paid or offered 70
pay me any money be protected, and do not believe
have policeman under me who has been paid money,
What tie witness before the Assembly committee meant
by hi. entries his book do not know. am ready 10
20 before that committee and TESTIFY any time.
1onr man but would rather remain Door than accept
bush money from policy gamblers
Captain Murphy denied that be had ever received
money from policy OF lottery He added
During the whole time that ( was IN charge OF the
there, and when heard Of 10 sent Oncer hIlDarl III
citizens clothes % arrest the fellow lie dld arrest MIN
mistake l really DO not think that fellow meant NE
when he spoke. Why, s. cannot bny me- think II s a
mistake and the fellow meant a detective named Aur-
ply, who formerly IN the Eighth Precinct
Captain Washburn not found.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-05
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the people who will sail by the steamer
Arizona to-day for Liverpool Lord Hastings the Earl
Of Huntington. W NJ. Farquharson. Mr.. Takeeh Of the
japanese Legation; John Jay McCook William Balm,
Mr. and Mrs J. c. ChrsCe, NJ. aud Mrs f. J. Mackey, r.
T. Knoedler Abbott F. Fuller w. W Clay and G. H. Har-
riugton.
The steamer DevoDia will carry among Others DIT James
simpson, q. E Jardlne, the Misses Jardine. John
wilson A Wilson, william Hamilton James Denhsm, W.
:. King aud Robert J. Tyre.
Frank scott Paul Brch and J. p. Bowman viii sail by
the Red STAR steamer switzerland for Antwerp.
Among those WHO arrived yesterday by the steamer
saer were Hans Fuchs j. TieUen, Henry Nessner aud
Charles Buhler.
The Kbvnland brought DIT Albert Abrams, j. Francis
DAY Henry WiederhOld and Arthur Trevellynn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-05
STOCK EXCHANGE OFFICERS NoHIS4TED.

The committee appointed to nominate officers
OF the Exchange be supported at the annual
meeting IN May yesterday reported the following ticket
For President, A. s. Hatch chairman. James Mitchell
vce-chairman. Alexander Henrques secretary, George
W Ey treasurer. D. c. Hays; members Of the Govern
Ing Committee four years A NJ. CahOOne, Will
lam Alexander smith, c. X. Randall j. II. Jacquelin,
James seEgman, Bravton Ives william Lummis, J. VI.
Hartshorne W. A. BowrOn aud A. V. d. GocOurta 20
serve three years James Weeks and two years.
T. L. Manson r. and John James Tor trustee OF the
gratuity fund TO serve fve years. ". l. Bull
The only changes male in the OF the Gov
eruIng Ommitt@e 10 the LONG term The renOm-
nation OF President Hatch Is comp ment 10 his admin
istratiOn during the ! ut year He said that he fully
appreciated the honor and would accept the Office be
should be elected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-05
TIE THIEVLNG JEWELLERg CLERKS.

Joseph De Young, the clerk Of Samuel Eich-
berg, who has away with seyera thOu "a dollar =
worth OF his employers Soos. Is believed to board
the Oregon. OF the Guio Line. which left New
York last Saturday for Liverpool young man giving
the OF " Id" Tracy engaged passage by tat
steamer on Vonday, Marh %. I'D" Tracy was the
name the cards which IN the package opened ~
DIR. Ecaberg. &c Is presumed Tat ROsenb um y with
hs companion 10 crime, al nOug0 the passenger cerx a.
the Office OF the GulOu COnpny cannot rerOlect hat
answering t. his lie cupttOn released ticket
Emanuel De Young the ather OF Joseph, Is mucb AZ
fected by crime OF his
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NEWS FROM STATE CENTRES.
SYRACUSE
MISS CHEsTER's sToRY-FTsH PLANr-THB
GOVERNMENT BUILDING.


m, rrrsssAPs TO rHE rRrsuSEl
svp.cr-sr. April A good deal or excite
man, IA. been caused by the alleged sodncuon OIL MISS
p.r,ha Chester sixteen daughter OF tae rev an
cn a Chester Miss Chester alleges that woue on her
uav down town az o'cocs IN the evening a oarrAso
drew ND 70 the close ~ her and lady seated IN u
,,,sd nsr 70 roe 70 Mr. Chesters residence When In
~. cbes,er alleges she was chloroforned and Oon-
vevea 70 An apartment whore Improper requests were
made to her resented them and cried murder al tho
ION Of her voice man gagged heT and she WIS
taken 10 the neghborhood OF her fathers residence
when she was ree'sed The girl minutey describes 'uo
ron To which conveyed but the most persistent
arh on The part Of the police authorities fails TO dis
sever any such place. The police DO not credit the
young erfs story
The trtal Of the members OF the Salvation Army was
held in the City Hal yesterday The Justice after near
n the pleas Of counsel In the case found the prisoners
guilty aud sentenced the to pay hne OF slo ana
the women IS suspension Of sentence was granJod
pending an appeal
The car OF the United states Fish Commission arrived
n syracnse ths week from Osweso, where A plant OF
$4,000 salmon and 900 California trout had been sue
cessly IN the neishboung streams under the Oh
rection OF the LeathersJOcking Club OF that city me
preceiing TIP male by the party was 70 Birmingham
Alabama. where plant Of $500 Of oneyear and two
wear trout was made This year the car has been 70
California and Oregon IN thu Vest AMI as FAR eoutn az
Mexico The party travel months in the year
In the spring shd and herring Distributed In tue
winter whitehsh and salmon In the tah' carp
On SATURDAY morning. 81 Jamess Church, Bishop
Huntington will ord ain sidney He5bard Cook. oil TINS
city deacon Mr. Opok Ia the Of Or Cookot this city,
and graduate Of the Syracuse University
Advces nom Washington state that work on the paqs
Cor the Govern ent hniing AZ Syracuse Is nearly
coup eted The supervising Architect SAYS mat hoy
will be ready together with the specifications, Oy the
middle Of NEXT week and that will be ready % place
Advertisements three four days later.
The friends or President White Of Cornell University,
have Jud % Foraker, oi Ohio, for trustee tie
will De opposed by Mr. Hasey OF Ne"-1OIA' VINO IePS
sent. the Warner interest.
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CONTENTION or CoTroy MILL OWNEES


A SOUTHERN oRGANIZATTON TO BE FORMED-THE
PRoDrC TG1N TO BIZ REDUCED.
AUGUSTA, Ga, April "a meeting Of the
owners Of cot mills throughout the south was .heid
e today Tor the purpose O discussing the question "
tp sill Div and demand for goods. It stated
in crcuIlr issued by the Augusta mill men, who called
the convention thar it was their belief thdt the pur
chasing power equal 70 the supply and chat 1t
w. luor lt that tho production sho IA be reduced
Nr csm4a OF tie Grtuiteyue Manufacturing Com
p1py. called the convention 20 order and j. f. Hanson
OF Macon, was elected president. Nj Hanson said that
the manufacturing Interests just were In nythAg
Lut satisfactory condition, and he hoped that united ac
ton would result good to the manufacturers OF tho
South
Tie Committee 81 Business through Chairman HEX
nl4a recommended the organization OF an association
10 or known As l- southern aud Western M1nuf4c.urers
Association the object ard purpose Of ID" association to
be o; TIC same genera character a. those
To effect tis object, tie committee rec9HWeAded VIC
consisting Of members, the chairman OF the CON
vehuOn 70 De eAOcIo Cu1I Ii. ~ 45 =, y -
common ed the adoption resolution advising Z. south
err spuBer and manu- Lctuers 10 reduce tner production
In the country The plan for he organization OF south
ern Manufacturers Association wa unanimously adopted
The resolution looking 10 reduction OF inc production
was discussed By Messrs. PhlnL.Y, H. thmil Is IL
lock J.Eon F Ha%e dovt BSonS spd others D
ali ihe speakers agreeing To the necessity for cur
difference beng a. 70 the manner OF accomplishing the
result several hours or discussion e1boYernor
Bulock or the Atlanta Cotton Mills offered resolution,
Tncn was unanimously adopted declaring mat 10 IS
the unanimous seuse OF this meeting that The production
OF warns and cloth oa curtaed pending feile acu0n by
our committee" The committee Of fifteen was instruct,
ed 70 formulate plan for reducing tne pfoI1eon o.
warns and cloth. The committee was authorized 70 cal
special meeting OF manufacturers 10 act upon us report
and the convention adjourned subject TO the CAL OF inc
committee -, --..t,. ~.
TINS was the largest and most in1ue ntal meeting OF
cotton manufacturers held in the 80 utn Inc result
harm
Tuent OF the production. Thirty mills In Georgia, SOuth
Carolina North Carolina, Mississippi and Maryland, run
ming 400 $40 spndles and s296 LOOMS and having cap
ItaI OF IS 7sO500 represented. Letters were re-
ceived from a number OF mill owners VINO were
NOT represented directly In the Convention.
President Young, Of tho Eagle and Phoenix
Mile Coumbus ga wrote that he thought the surplus
complained OF more apparent IMAM real am tnae
tbbers were now buying and trading from hand W mouth
and coupeng factories carry goods That we're ioreI
v boug hi in bulk He thought that limiting the produe-
ton would hurt needy operatives ana engender strikes
me ChrUrcie's interviews with members OF lhe Cou
ventiOn show that The majority Oh manu- acIuiers ~ Az
platform.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-05
Il RrvnAYfc0,s PAELrRE.

The failure Of James F. Wenman q Co., cot
Ton commission merchants, which was announced late on
Tburav uad no apprecable affect the cotton market
yesterdav. Among members OF the Cotton Exchange
much sympathy expressed ana offers OF prcuniary
assistance were freely made but the firm decided not 10
continue carrying the contracts % its customers lolEe
nue.s the margins were put up. The firm Il preparing
statement of IT. cohdon and II il believed th&t
Favorable settlement will be made aud the firm Will then
resulne business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-05
KILLED By THE FAIL OF 4 sCAFFoLD

Isaac Nash and William Cummings were
killed nv the fall Of a scaffod which they were at
work painting the building OF Excelsior Electric Light
Company at Willoughby and Raymond SITS, Brooklyn
Yesterday They had rugged the scafo!d by running the
roues across an elevator shaft. Some VINO did not
l that fact -t arted the elevator down and u of
t.c rop.s The scafoid fell twenty-five feet william
Cummings received fracture Of the skull lie was Ly
widow and three children. Isaac Nash died from com
preston the brain. e was sixty years old and lived at
NJ, y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-05
BUFFALO,
A STRING QUARTETTE-ACTION AGAINST
GUAKDlANS-DRUGGIS

A STRING QUARTETTE-ACTION AGAINST
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rsIBuNEl
BUFFALO, April 4.-Over $1,000 has been sub
scrbed FOR the permanent establishment o. string quar-
tettc IN Buffalo and the subscribers have Incorporated
tAemsei.e s under the Of the Philharmonic society
Gustave will be the FIRST violin and director
and three other equally competent players viii be en-
gagged. The concerts viii begin in the fall.
Surrogate Stern in pursuance Of purpose to compel
guardians 70 file annual recently appointed an
examiner whose report shows thar there over 800
guardians the last eleven years have never.
or only occasionally fled inventory and account.
The estates in most small but IN one case
amounted to $4,000 one guardian has been required
as ta4t case to why lie should not be re-
moved and successful other dennquents, viii be pro-
cecced against.
An attempt to end the druggists has been made by
the appointment Of FROM Syracuse and Cleve-
land who have served IN the capacity elsewhere,
To- act Az aIbitra,ors They viii to Buffalo at once
ana endea, to effect settlement Of the troubles
Georgiuc Flags formerly Of Days New York Company,
wac married this st Louis 70 T. J. MOsier OF this
city
Tie American Society of :Civn Engineers VIII hold ITS
twenty SECOND annual convention mere In the second
rooms this week committees appointed 70 make ar
asenenis for public Tee S onsr 10 .nf
With their entertainment.
The Charity Organization Society talks OF engaging
Fcu> Adler 10 deliver his lecture On Tenement House
h..0ru iu Buffalo next month.
mass meeting OF eoiored Republican voters on Thurs
Iaf evening pis,e. rcsuu tons asserting Thai tr pro-
uoituH or the Offices appouite anu eieotIFt IN le
0i Buffalo and County OF Erie are not gwen 10 the
cOoied the basis OF their voting strength ana
Uu -ra l-etunc~s and appointing Two delegates 10 TIE
II,.-bG.- Convention.
The Bouuer estate which includes the Bonney hotel
and several parcels OF valuable city property, was sod
o.. .t auction this week. bringing $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-05
THE COURT9.
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

"AoHINUTON, ApIH II no pIUCtedHIss OF
the United states supreme Court to-day follows.
No Josh. Anderson receiver, plaintiff IN error
cIudcd-
Minneapolis and dsnltOba Railway COMPANY and oth1rs
Dismissed With cnstS pursuant W 9Th r1le.
No 5O--the Chicago, Milwaukee and 81 Paul Railway
Company plaintiff n error, ID. Ross Passed.
No - 3kmma q. Whltat sole dcyisee act the Z nOn
Depot IN kairosd Company and otheEs Dismissed with
costs pursuant 10 the 1870 RUE.
No 34-fhe Connecticut Mutual Life Company
plaintiff In ag The Onion Trust Company NewfOk
Passed account Of SIC OF couu
No S07-The United -tat-. plaintis error agt b.
Elan iers and others. Continued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-05
THE REV SMITHS OPERATIONS

The Charity Organization Society has full
record Of the wanderngs and fraudulent transactions OF
the Rev ". A. L smith, the colored arrested IN
New-L0ndon, Conn., few days ago. He has been known
for five years different parts Of the country His usual
plan was 70 represent himsefas engaged IN securing
in Africa he carried suOscrlL-
ton book the signatures OF prominent ministers and
made free u the name OF JOna 3. Cough. on oO-
tanning permission would stand at the door or the
church when serYcns were over receiving such contr-
buttons ia his hat az were given him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-05
FOUND HANGED IN HIS CELL4R.

In the absence of his relatives yesterday
afternoon George Popeae sItyeven, committed suicide
by hanging himself in the cellar Of his house, No SS
Cumberland ST., Brooklyn. he had had been partially
parayzed for several years, and he moved aoout with
considerable difficulty. Yesterday afternoon his wife and
daughter went leaving him alone When they re-
turned at I'VE O'Clock could not he found. After A
time they looked IN cellar, and there hls dead BODY
was seen hanging by rope nom beam rue Feet weie
drawn up from the ground by bending ne knees, showing
that bee vas determined die be had dressed hlsef
IN h- best SUIT clothes, aud pinned upon tEen was
note asking thaJ he be buried Ia them. Mr.. Pope had
considerable property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-05
EArJoyAL Guard VOTES.

When the list Regiment was brought to
crest" by Colonel vose after the battalion drill on
Thursday evening he enthusiastically appauded Dy
the entire command The regiment Will parade for bat
talon drill on Monday evening. ,,-
General FITZGERALD mas forW arded 70 the Division
Headguarfers the application for a Of inquiry W
the sub-Oricers Of the list Regiment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-05
FOR The PEDESTAL FUND.
The following subscriptions for the Bartholdi
PedrI Eund were received aurnE The week ended yes
Undecided ABOUT FREyCHs HOTEL.

French's Hotel Is in precisely the same posi-
ton AZ IL was On Thursday notwithstanding the fact that
r. vas sold 10 T J. Frenon for $4,000 Mr.. French IS
tOI undetermined what 70 do his purchase; whether
IN start hotel again or dispose OF IL AT sale similar 70
tnat held on THURSDAY Mr. England informed II8CNE
reuuer ut Inc Sue had uDlntoItOn or eayinS is pTes
elt quarters AID that The S Association did not want
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-05
oppoSLNa EACrIOYs QUIET.

The cOntending factions of DR.. Newman
church passed yesterday Of quieude and peace
which TO the world without was nninteresinE. Deacon
Foster attended assduousy 70 his business, and his
oppnents we're anxious only that Mr. Hare, OF Sing Sing,
should not preara in Dr. Newmsn's pulpit. The result
was that the members Of each party JIt their thumbs al
one another with d show only of herUeness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-05
BUSINESS FAILURES OF 4 WEEK.

The business failures Of the last seven dfys
throughout the country Is reported by telegraph to l. g.
Dun CO.. OF the Mercantile Agency, number FOR the
United states I7e for Canada 3d. total Of 2l2 as
alnst 2Oi last week increase OF eight failures Inc
casualties are exceptionally few in the West and 9onJh
the Pacific states however allres TINS week ABOVE
inc average CAada shows about the same NUMBER as
Iaefv eeE. thlrLY-l0lr. agalnst thlIty-tWO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-05

op hthsimc Hospital at rwentytairdst and Thirdsve.
Tho child bad been placed there, it stated by her
father She being tressed for the effect lsf, by
scarlet fever and the and hospital authorities
censured for eareessness. DR.. Desdy house
geon of the hospital said 1--WE such patient
In this hospital ~ Gere Jacoos and vo know nothing
whatever OF the case"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-05
gEyRY KElfPs EXPLANATION.

Henry Kemp wishes 1t understood that at the
meeting OF the Produce Exchange on Thursday ne %
posed the last part Of the memorial the silver qnes
ton because ne thought IL favored the adoption OF
.'dollle standard" and be believed nation should
have one metal only FOR u standard OF value and mat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-05

against the New-York Chicago and 81 Louis Railway
Company which VIII enable the National Telegraph
Company, controlled by the Baltimore and Ohio
Telegraph Company TO open It's lines between New
YORK and Chicago the West Shore and Nickel Plate
roadA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-05

ScRUPLEs AND DRAMs.-Weary Traveller (;
siIpince N ye p.ase" Weary Traveller: "slxpence
for threeJennUrth f'LandladY: Iis, sir Ic ken IL
Drinking -" Fur.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-05
THE CHOICE OF THE GERMANS.

At the session of the Eastern German MethO-
dist Episcopal Conference yesterday in the church at
Lorlrner and Stsgg Sta Brooklyn the Rev c. Blnn was
chosen delegate the General Conference and theRev
u. Adele, alternate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-05
Gear ers.

A YALE graduate, of much successful ex-
~ psrience wishes TO travel with 20 ma 10
other orraI gemeuts L nning now or la su.- eI -
doe Dyy'gh M Clarence King aessrs F and A O.
No Y IS lsSTempIe Court. BeeEmAns 81.
A ABLE AND THOROUGH TEACHERS
~ Of all GRADES tutors lecturers companions
Ing teachers. teachers untu engaged r. MIRIAM
C0YKIEkE& CO. 81 east ], th-sL. Union square.
A GENTLEMAN for French and German (;
~ saay sl.20 another Cor freehand drawing amt Eng
hsn Grammar school Assistants e. 20 a est Apply "
a. LOWELL q CO. % AstOr riace' y y City.
4 TEACHERS, Tutors. Governesses, sup
parents FLOR Noe rcH, p Unipn square
A MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE. estab-
~ hslec 500 provides promptly Beet Tsaeher' Tor -
} ". sChERMEkhOkN q CO. East l4th.st-N
COVERINGS OR COMPANlON.-A lady
~ desires position as com anon or goyernes Win allies
road knows cities, places o. nterest hotels ete
could take char Of an travelling siantmehs Iefsi en.-s
gwen required Address Europe" care Mrs Young
Fulton Teachers Agency. No % MON square NeS-YOrh-
I AIDES AS RESIDENT TEACHERS.-The
Il higher English branches mathematics music IN
vocal music. Tor Eng 3D. French lat
BatrOn t0r boarding German tut Win Eng s
for .any IN city. II. HEs@E, 5 West : st-st
T'EACHERS WANTED.-Ladies French,
near 10y. $50 singi1g nj ~ A. Chyi $40! and
Ctyi English and German. near 1.ty s6Ob several for
b schools.
ish ct ~ $1,000 Violin, ONO scho i languages.
J. W sCHERaERhORN CO.
American boo Institute.
East ID b ST, NeS'f0rk.
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veivets Of many coiors, unlike m fceling and
the ysFegAted pIushes that have been much
winter especially for dolmans. eciiaB silks are here ID
the form OF bits Of brocades. 5araoenic In feeling.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-05

A CASE UNKNOWN AT THE HOSPITAL.
A story was published yesterday of a little
rrl named Gertie JaooOs, VINO hal strayed from the
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4 DECREE IN 4 TELEGRAPH SUIT.

CINcINNArI. April 3.-Judge Baxter OF the
United States Circuit Court to-day oreeed decree to be
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Ocean Steamers

BORDEAUX LINE.
40 and direct limo 70 the south OF rance.
NETWORK AND BORDEAUX DIRECT
SIS. CHATEAU LEON LIE. saturday, Aprf 5
From "Prentices stores" Wallst Ferry Brooklyn
travellers for France, spain and Italy Pyrenees Pen,
Nice. will and expense by taking this line.
First cabin including wne 80 ID eIOO second Cabin Sc
r lie BOULANGER, 46 Beaverst
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GENERAL TRANSATLA\ TIC COMPANY.
" Between View York and Hayre .
Companys pier tuew No. ~ North RIVER iO1t0 hOr'op'N
T.. liaA.r4.Nt .... We .ts Ap ''' H.
~ NAN DIS. ran geuI. .- Wed BOD Is,
LHBRAD1r Collier ........... Wef7eaf'v. apr - .
payable sight, amounts 20 suit On mo bAnqas
LUtts De BEBIAN. Agent, No. s. Bowling Grsen