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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-26
COIL PRICES FOR may ESTABLISHED.

PHILADELPHIA, April 25.-The executive
committee OF the Lchgh AMI schuyhn Coal Exchanges
held their monthly conference to-day to establish clrcu
lar rates for the line and city and harbor trades for May
The only change made advance OF ten cents ton
on pea coal This retarn the railing pr.cc OF last
month. The Philadelphia & Reading Coal and Iron Com
pany'- circular gives the price OF TLe ash coal AT
Sehuykil Haven the line and city trades follows
Lump steamboat broken and egg 81 %; chestnut,
- - stove and small stove Is, aud pea 81 90 lac
Lchgh Coal and Navigation COmpany's line prices ~
Mauc1 Chunk are 50 Is for lump stove and small stove
50 for broken egg and chestnut and 10 for pea lh5
cOupauys city prices - for lump, stove ah
small stove 81 - Tor chestnut ~ 70 for broken ana
egg and 81 90 for pea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-26
ALBANY.
MAYOR BANKS-THE MOULDERS-SOCIAL
AFFAIRS.

MAYOR BANKS-THE MOULDERS-SOCIAL
AFFAIRS
,rRoH An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
ALBANY, April 25.--MayOr A. Bleecker Banks
has taken the oath Of Office The position of Corporation
Counsel was offered to Judge samuel Hand formerly OF
the Court of Appeals but declined 1t has been accepted
hy ex-senator Abraham Lansing The idea Of coDtestng
MIR Bauks's election has been abandoned. During the
last week Mayor SwnbI rne has been confined TO bis
bed through illness caused by Overexerton and fatigue
during the Mayoralty canvass.
The stove frm Of Rathbonc sarl & Co. have put on a
force Of mouders, and several smaller firms have
begun to carry into effect the terms Of the compromise
made with tie striking stove mouderS MessTs Perry
Co have not yet resumed operations, and refuse to treat
with the Mouidcr, Union They viii make arrangements
with the men individually but refuse to recognize the
uades-mons.
The benefit rendered to MIRA Charles E. Leland. man
agr OF the Leland opera House, by state officers, mem
ber Of the Legislature and prominent townspeoplc on
Wednesday evening was a brilliant success. Alpine
Roses" was performed. The gifts OF flowers TO Mrs..
Leland we've more protuse than have been seen be-
fore III Albany.
President Moore, Secretary Carroll and Mc.srs. Wool
sev and johnson, OF the state Board or IL attn nave
been delegated by the Board 10 represent I'M, state at
sanitary congresses TO be held at London Copenhagen
and he Hague during the summer
The reception at the Fort Orange Club on Thursday
although not largely ATTENDED, was H'tt! Il
success There viii DC other receptions this year.
Senator ]. Hampden Robb gave dinner to Governor
Cleveland THIS evening.
Billings p Learned, Of New-York. has been elected
pTe of the Union Bank TO succeed his father, the
late Billings +. Learned.
Several changes in the STATS OF the Albany newspapers
have followed the change in the plOprciOrship or ne
Abaa4 JOurpdL Harold Frederic former g ltOr OF he
Journal will become the London correspondent or The
Acc l0rs Times. Charles II. Sherlock viii go 10 The
Syracuse Sidard assuming charge Of the city depart
mn End Tho SunlaY ls.un.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-26
NEWS FROM STATE CENTRES.
SYRACUSE.
FOREIGN PAUPERS-A COSTLY ChAN''
EQUEsTRIANs-ARI ohoN'
INV Tr1raRAPH TO THE TRIBUSr-l


rOITESTRIANS-ARI ShO"'
gpy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuNl
.C,,sp Anril 25.-TwO special tralns' one
-, oi,bt and the other Of ten cars, hieu WIN - -
nossed through here this morning ron No" ,r1,o,
, ry 70 Dakota where they intend to se''le' ny
'o -, che care Of an English guide, who say Vha'
" - ,,crcd nv the English Government 10 uansIo''
hon 20 the western States. They came orignalS ion
th manner houses OF England, and many ol 'no, 90
dnii,ated manned and lame, and apparently un'''0 W
encace in manual labor
Nrcssrs Andrew d White and Horace H. WINE wiz
have begun the erection Of an elegant pu'i"N Nv
lanes and Warren sts were to-day served WIN o'''
that they are encroachng seventeen Inches on
A. The Superintendent OF Streets orders them 10 caSo
the plan of building that IL will conform 10 INC
line Iasuuch a. the iron and stonework ior inc o"
building are completed the charge of plan VIII oe &"
costly proceeding.
,.o. ,,rhor ~ monument citizens who hare organ
,od an equestrian club for the coming summer 'oon
tbcir first ride Wednesday going out TO the 'ere '
,r 1ivcrpool Ex-Aiayor d. BOOksaver acted as MAJ
Tv senator D. p Wood is president OF the cIuo' ana
among Its members Is ex-Judge George r. Ooins'o'"
The cavalcade made an imposing appearance
The statement that j. J. Belden was elected memDcr
OF the Republican State Committee Tor t"e AAN'n i''
trict tOnondaga by means OF forged proxy Is pioou
nv members of the Onondaga delegation to be aDsou'eS
without foundation The whose proxy was aeseu ~
have been forged himself pTOnounees the statement ''
r7,o Pow Picbmond Fisk, secretary Of the Bureau OF
labor and Charities ana pastor Of the UniverSanS'
church has resigned to remove to WATERFOWL "heic '
has accepted the pastoate OF the UniyersalSt Cufcn
The annual exhibition Of the Syracuse Ar clnn Will
onen an the evening OF May >. Pictures by AmeIlcdi
nainters principally will be exhibited lew specluni
by foreign painters win be found IN Ihe VEL
hundred pictures will he sent from New ork Ntor9
Barnes has purchased Chester Looms panms % ~
Dorothea,' which was exhibited III 'he ans saw" "a
1850 and also in London.
PcsideDt alumni of Cornell University have appointed
committee to arrange for banquet IN 0!I3cSe III ~
month \ Of the alumni shO"e' All U''' WI" "
be opposed to Mr. Halsey for trustee
Eleven Young men were examined here yeSterdass
undsr TIE State Civil Service rules Inc local eN
W $ Andrews and Alfred Wilkinson jr, were pIeSeH'
during the entire day.
The Erie Canal will be opened from Buffalo TO Albany
Monday
Professor sycg lectured in German on aus, ", IA
the nan of Kebe School, last evening, before s''0'
audience
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-26
THE NEW STEAMSHIP LINE 70 HALIF4X.

The Provincial Steamship Company which
fled its articles OF association Thursday has pur-
chased from the Acxandre steamship Lac the steamship
CIV Of Mexico The line win be between NewGorh AMI
II alifax aud in a month or two viii run TO Prince
Edwards Island. The City Of Mexico viii start on her
Grst trip about the middle OF May. Tne vessels winch
have heretofore run between Network aud Halifax nave
been slow, tine accommodations nave been poor ana
theybaye been ohcrw suited for the passenger ana
fit trade The gty nf M yirO wa, The uione.r Yes- i
bu Tor the Alexandra Line and N fortunate a sue
has baen in Cubln and lumber trade. 1t Is expected
that other vessels win he put which "a" ci
shin CITY Of Merida viii be plrciits"i By the new nue.
fne class freight brought from II tfaK Is fish, pro
visions etc. That taken from NcWYorG to Halifax Il
flour grain. hardware. machinery and dry goods. inc
new company will meet to elect officers Tuesday next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-26

BURIAL PERMITS-ROWELL SEEKS Dl-
RCE-MATCH-MAKlNG.
r,rca II IRLRL-NEl

VORCE-MAICH-MA
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUSR.l
Utica, April 25-Cases like that of Mrs
Martha soou whose body refused burial because no
h1ol hermit had been secured the attending physician
having failed to file certificate Of DEATH are not nire-
ouent in Utica Where two more physicians nave Deen
called each sometimes refuses to sign the certihcata
Hereafter the coroner will be called upon 10 settle such
difficulties.
+. Newton Rowen, who shot and killed johnson i.
Lynch Of this city. at Batavia, has begun an acuon Tor
divorce The papers have been served On MIS- Ko"e aI
her mothers home in Clayvile, seven miles from this
city
Adeed OF the West Utica site has been given to and
accented by the Eureka Mower Company and the work OF
erecting the necessary buildings viii nc begun at
All the stock has yet been taken Edward Norris OF
she First National Bank has been elected secretary lie
will have charge Of the Office, and largely attend TO the
financial management.
Bernard F. steber has invented an improved match
making machine Is erecting iron buildings for the
manufacture OF matches. lie expects to begin work
about two weeks and viii oppose the Diamond Match
Company monopoly.
An examination Of thirteen applicants for positions in
the Civil Service held yesterday In this city. One
a and nearly all the men were young. Eight
hours were allowed, but finished in three and al
passed the examination.
In the cotton warehouses of Lowey Brothers, burned
week ago the cotton still burning. The loss about
100000 and is nearly covered by insurance. ncendary
Ores are growing frequent here,
The executor Of the Heman Howes estate has paid
s. 800 over TO the Utica Orphan Asylum as resduary
legstee under the Will
Great Republic" will be enacted by local talent
nj the Opera House next week for the benefit OF the
House OF the Shepherd with appropriate ableaus
and stage settings
The project Of LAYING a macadap- pavement in Pros
pect-st, from Genesee the Forest Hi Cemetery, has
been renewed and will probably &c carried out at an es
tmated cost or "a, 600
The Business Mems Committee has resumed work ar
for the entertainment the state EreInens AssO
citation ext August About ~ 200 in subscriptions has
thus far been secured.
The Utica Citizens Corps celebrated the twenty third
anniversary OF s departure TO the yesterday wit
parade aud collation..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-26
1HE s4YDoUN SPRING MEETING.

LONDON, April 25.-At the Sandown second
sprng meeting to-day tho Great sandOwn hurde-race
Mandicap was won by SIR W. Throckmorton's hveyear
old brown gclding Phantom. The Duke of Hamiltons
aged bay gedng Mare Anthony came in second, and l.
Cauuons six-ycar-od horse The Dcthroned third There
were four starters. The last betting was five to four
against Phantom two to against Marc Anthony, aud
four to one against The Detnroned. Phantom won by
two lengths. -. -. -,
The Free Wcltcr Handicap race was Won by W. woods
four-ypar-od bay colt PCHon, with First fiddle WcOnq
and f. r. Waltons threcy earOh chestnut colt hOpefll
third There were twelve starters The betting was
unc to one AGAINST PentOn fourteen tO one against frst
Fiddle and nine 10 against Hopeful. Penon won by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-26
sHERIrE, GRAND JURY IND GoTEENoR

A few minutes after l p. m. yesterday the
Special Grand Jury OF tho Court Of oyer and Termner
entered Part l. OF the supreme Court AID Foreman Mer
rift Trnble handed 10 Cricr Ricketts, paper which he
in rn presented Justice Barrett The document con
tanned fifteen lines recomnendag to the Court ha
certified COPY OF the Grald Jurys recent presenimcn
AGAINST the adj iustrtion Of the -heris Office should bc
sent 10 Governor Cleveland. Justice Barrett read the pa
per and sud The Court approves Your icc1hh. hti-
non aud directs the clerk TO send cert hei copy or N"
prcarntncut TO the Governor The jury then lett the
room.
Warden James Dowc 81 ludlow street jail, has re-
ST ned to effect May l. Ills resignation Il sld 10
DE voluntary and hr is going into business. lie ns hr
the Office since January 1850 having been appointed
by bis brother, Peter BOwc then Shcrin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-26
LOWER 0pEyJyG PRICES FOR COAL.

The Western Anthracite Association held
another all days session vest erday at the Cilsey House.
and concluded all It's labOrs about o'clock The work
done was the fixing Of opening rates for all interior ana
Western points numbering over 1000. The commit ss
action was harmonious throughout The general reduc-
ton over the opening prices Of last year averages 10
cents per all grades. The Executive committee,
10 whom al matters OF dispute to be referred was
continued II OF j. T. Holden, representing ie
Delaware Lackawanni and Western; l.. y. Frisbic the
Lake Erie ana Western; Joseph Nticmcy, The Pcunsj-
yania; w. IL. sayrc the Length Valley; and Thomas
NJ. Richards, the Reading.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-26

A. NJ Griswold George Guild Thomas German IL rs ~
Uoskns Claude Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Hat,
Ernest g. Inmsn Miss Inman, g. Irwin, Mrs O. IL Lane
IT, b. Hunt, Mrs A. Long. Mrs f. Monatts ana iAI' u
Peterson c. IT, Proctor r. W. Proctor, Dr. ana MT ~
W. Rand Miss Sarah Roberts, Dr. sewyn a. husSoi'
Henry Rossell William stobart, Miss StObaft ); ~
Stewart the Rev r. sham. Miss sham. MI ana NJ
George H. Stout, Mrs. Frank TannehiL MT ana Is
= T1ilotson O. J. Tagliabue, Lewis Tompklns; IuliTf
ThaIon DR. and Mrs Leroy NJ. Vernon, and family WIZ
lam Wiuiston and ii. c. Young.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-26

Earned runs Buffalo 81 Brooklyn, 3 First base 10y io.'
-Bunao Brooklyn /. struck out-Ru ,alo BROOK H.
g. Total left Buffalo. % BioJklyn, :. D.uOo
play-Nhc richardson AMI Branthers I"o Ease nus nus
Wilson sweeney gglic AMI Who. Three base htH
ucrs Walker and chards,n. Home mns-Bronhcrs Passed
hals-Wilson 5. UmpTe-Hdlry. Time OF game hout Oh"
minutes
The New-York League and Metropolitan nine VIII pay
the Polo Grounds and the Buffalo League ana bfooAS
mines 40 Washington Park. BroOsly TO-DAY. -
In Inc came ~ Ncwarl. between the Monitors o. New
York and the Domestcs lhc latter had wakoyer The
snOrr atnld 43 10 1.
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BUFFALO,.
LABOR TROUBLES-THE MONUMENTAL NEW
CHARITY
IBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TEBuSE.I

fBI TELEGRAPH To THE TEIBUNK.l
BUFFALO, April 25.-LabOr is in an uneasy
condition at present The mouders the Jewet Stove
Works struck this week. and thus far terms have
made with the firm The striking printers OF The Courier
are making efforts boycott that paper and claim
success Notwithstanding The COuriers denials. The
workngnen demonstration Wednesday was extensive
The procession of trades unions numbered nearly 800
men, and the mass-meeting at Music Hall, which holds
between g. OOe and 1000, was crowded. The speeches
temperate but decided. General Butler and Con-
gresham Fnery, who had been announced Is speakers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-26
THE lfrlpUyS JOCKEY CLUB.

MEMPHIS, April 2j.-Thrcc thousand persons
attended the races to-day. The track in good con-
dtion The Milburn Purse for all ages one mile, was
won Nv Princess me flvOritc Time 1:i52. The Cot
taee Exchange stakes all ages, IA miles, were taken
by Luke FOglc, time 2:i4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-26
THE UPWABD MoVEuENT IN WHEAE
AN EXCITING DAY IN CHICAGO-CORN sINGULARLf
QUIET-PRoVIsIoNs RISING SLOWLY.
lBT TELEGRAPH TO rug TRIsUNE.I

iBI TELEGRAPH TO rug TEIsUNG.I
CmCAGO, April %" There's mouse bucking
the wheat" said bear trader dcjcc;edly this morn
ln before the opening. The bell had not yet struck 20
give the signal for the opening, but the grain pits were
tanned The afr was electrical The talk was all bull
ish" II was not necessary for anybody TO wait until
$3.50 to decide how the day going to start When the
hell did sound n roar went up. 80 did prices. wheat
started al nearly cent advance over last night Inc
shorts" were in a panic. From 91i2, May wheat
mounted in twinkle to 912. There waa only mo-
ments halt at this figure, and then the upward move
mcnt began again. At eleven the May options stood at
OBS nearly two cents advance since last night and June
at 9l5a Wild stories were anoat and were believed
The Milwaukee syndicate. It said had wheat for May
"coopcrcd" The YoWcs Plank'nien, Cudahy, Kent and
perhaps Armour had allied Themselves, it was reported
70 give the wheat market great boom" NitcheIL It
Among the other stories atiQ't was one thai " Nat
Jones, who had been short mp to YESTERDAY Degah 10
here yesterday that ne the largest buyer IN New
York io-d,v The cables were strong bearing out the
NO Ii,ti,rI of tlo.o "bula who had declared that
Europe would not want American wheat until prices
Iorr at Chicago began To advance.
Toward noon the market weakened under the realizing
sale, and few ventures the short side by some OF
t0e IrIJnr ear." who nave been watching for OPP
fucuce May wheat declined from OBS 10 81 cents June
from gl31 to 93li, and July from 957s 10 9lA. The
"fmlli-h" feeling, however, kept control OF the trade
William r.. Baker 4 Co. received tclegrauuc ad'lcc5
from California that the CROP there had too much ram,
and fe wheat was ali turning yellow Dispatches from
tine winter wheat trc also report less favorable out
look especially in Ohio, whence the best kidd OF reports
have come heretofore. one miller IN Ohio wrote that he
had for the first time been obliged 70 try some spring
wheat for milling. not being able to buy any winter
wheat at any price. Ncw-> Ork parties
were the heaviest buyers Onthe decline,
and were said To have taken 100000 bushels
"I Jme WhcIt at from a3I9 to 935-. shortly after
noon through Lester aud Schwartz and Dupec, although
II was suruscd that OF this was for Nat" jones,
, a. sttii heavily short The local bears were en-
cour1gcd by the weather 10 whack away at the
markets, and later it reported tnat Armour was
seller. ,-- 49,.
Corn remained singulary quiet throughput the session
Huctuaug within half Baker bought two careOes
FOR export. The closing firm with slight rally from
fine lowest prices. The "bus were confident and put
10 some good bids FOR sound lots at the last moment
Provisions started slow but by noon We're bu!ishI
There were only $1,000 hogs At the stock yards ana
prices there were to 10 cents higher
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-26

Dun Co.. OF the Mercantile Agency, number, for the
United States l6s and for Canada, 81 or total OF 49,
a. compared with total OF 176 last week. showing an In
crease OF IS falures-s in the United states ana IN
Can91a-as compared with last week Iho natures IN
Canada though not numerous Include some large houses
both n Quebec and Ontario.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-26

THE GENERAL INFORMATION FIEND.-A ne
gro was recently seated rail fence in Arkarsas in
passing said Watching the wiresP Yes. sab"
waiting 10 message 90 by, neyi' The negro
smiled and said: Yes sab" The gentleman kindly
told him that messages were invisible and explained the
ork OF the electric current bin at length COncud
lug, ne said; ''NOw you know something about II"
"Yrs eah" Z" what do you work at ~ I'm telegraph
Chronicle relcgri IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-26
BASEBALL NEWS.
TIE METROPoITANs MAKE POOR SHOWN"
AGAINST TILE PROVIDENCE NINE.

AGAINST THE PRONlDfNCh MINI
A game of baseball was played at the RON
Grounds Yesterday between the Providence League anu
Metropolitan mines. The home club showed III e''"
poorer form than on Thursday. The providence Mn.
played fairly and probably their easiest Nc'o'y
the wear Breitensten made his first appearance ptchng
for the home club. His delivery was fdir. me Ilut
dence players scored fourteen runs but not VlI Va
earned of the uitchng Murphy the catcher, had DaS
split band, from which the blood flowed Freely you Nv
yyould not give up The score as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-26

RIMS scored each inmngi n y
Ist1oPoiitan. ~; -. 99qq 2-iI
Pima cSrned-Prot lence Metropolitan O. First base On
Metropolitan. Providence Z. Base on Das-me
trouotln 3: Providence 3. struck Out-Met0p0utl . )
Providence ,. Lett basesMetropoan 3 irGgid1nsg
4 Tot base hits-MctrOpOtan f.; Providence ~ ilSso
hts-Netropolan PToyid nee. 3. ETors Actrop22nth
Is. Providence D. TwO-base hits-Dcnny. Double phys
Nclson Pierce Orr Wild -Bretenstcn, etty
J. Passed balls-Murphy n Time Of gameIW0 hours anu
ten minutes. Umpire-JOhn Kelly.
There was rather smaller attendance at Washington
Park Brooklyn yesterday to witness the INST game pc
tween the Buffalo League and Brooklyn nincs. CoIMgS
mitchell for the home club hut his delivery not ecc
tive the league players making eighteen singles WIN d
total of tweutysiX base hits The Buh9lo nine pa{cu IN
excellent game throughout batting freely and hcdinS IN
fnc style Greenwood carried on the fielding honos i9
the home club covering second base In most credltape
manner The summary is appended.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-26

BUSINESS TAILCEES or 4 WEEK.
The business failures of the last seven days
throughout the country As reported by telegraph 10 L. G
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-26

Az siNty-frst street Methodist Up scopal ChurchRe'
FLBEEf TODD, The Pastor viii preach subject IN IN
evening, The sixth COmn reut CsherS VIII scat StiI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-26
Board and Rooms.
East Side.

90 EAST 2OTH-ST. -Second floor; private
DO bathroom private table, without board singis
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DED STAR LlNE.-FOr Antwerp ana Galls.
N sailing from NcW.lOlk and Antwerp every saturday.
RELGENLA D. ll lty WI, ~ T. '
IvALSIAND ............. saturday, May 3, II no.
saloons stateroons smoking and bathroom. apidsh!ps
Ssoon $50 10 800 excursion sliO % SltO' second a0n.
$50 for outward PIE aid; excursion 800 teta-e olt"Au.
SO nreUsd IrOu Antwerp. 500 excursion SO including
f-tilir'- enc PETER WIi Cut * Sons.
An n.
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Otcdn 5teamcrs

A NCHOR LINE.-U. s. MAIL STEAMERS.
~ GLASGOW via LONDONDERRG
Circassia.....Apnl 20, 6 . m. Bolvia.May TO- n.
Furnessia May g. DeyOnia ...-. May H. 10 a. ma
Cabin passage o to $50 second cabin gao.
Steerage-Outward. 81 prepaid, I'll
LIVERFOOLASD OUEENsTOWN SERVICE
From Pier IL North River foot OF Leroy.-t.
AUSTRAL sails May 3, May 81, Juno ~.
CITY OF ROME sails May II. June II, July II.
Superb accommodations for ali classes OF passengers
CABIN passage $50 TO SlOJ according 10 az 0mnolton
second Cabin and SteUrase a. apoye
For passage. CaJu Plans, BOOK OF Rates &C.. apply "a
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Bowling Green
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CPECIAL NOTICE
- THE INV CUNARD STEAMSHIP
AURANIA
u ESiTED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND IIEEtPOOL
ItaKing PR s.. y. r.. foot Of kIn-.sl.

Ty These steamers are built Of iron with watering COM
usrmens and furnished with every Tequlsc ~ msAs
ne passage across the Atlantic both SAFE Gn' tFtau
ba wing Bathroom snsl ngrnOm, drawingtuon, piano ana
library also experienced surgeon, steWarless &H taeR
ON each steamer The staero)s are all upper dtcl aus
insurng those greatest o. all uXurcs al sea perfect 'eA
tiou4V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-26

WHITE STAR LINE.-MADkt hOD IL
w UNITED STA TBS AND ROY Al. MAI. ~it ANktsf.
cEIrI,t ta,t t,irlu,u ...... SATURDAY. g. noon.
~ y ~ cam krunrdy- Saf urt ay May 10 n.
L1IO, ltsliy Wv
Ratio Capt par-rl Thnrslav, - ~ ~ = on,
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOl VIZ NE'A
lUTIST
RATES Saloon 500 $50 and 800. Return tickets on
favorable terms stecraye Al uto-. Intermediate NAh-
All only, SO -, .,-....t., ...i,. =. .h.
'ONP"n' ''N' II. B.CORrIS. Ascnt.
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LINE on STEAMERS.
THE NEWLY FITTED AND FAST STEAM
GERNAN LLOYD SS. %.

sails from NewYork :or Liverpool. WEDNESDAY, APRlh
+, W, III SI. 90 Broadway.