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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-31
SOME FACTS ABOUS THE BIG YACHTS.
THE CUP DEFENDER WILL. BIZ BUILT or Man
GANEsE BRoNzE-THE YALKYRIE III
KEEL Ct-TNTI.I

Out Of the masses % contradictory statements re-
garlinC the cup defend Ter being built a. Bristol
a few seeming facts may be gathered. e. Oliver
Iselin Was in Rhode Island las; week looking AFTER
the work on the boa, and reporter Of "The
Providence Journal had long tax with nm.
The Journal says: There one bit Of infor-
nation regarding the cup defender which j." was
willing should be known. and IN giving 1t he
settles a much-InOOted question. The boat j. 10 be
built OF manganese bronze. This information VIII.
doubtless. cause genuine surprise, and Il emphasizes
more than anything else could tho fact that tn"
secrets Of the new boats construction have been
well kept, IL was hintel thai manganese bronze
was 10 be used but tho prcponderdhcc oi cv.ichc"
indicated that aluminium bronze was tho metal, ana
the evidence generally accepted as concid,'N
In regard 10 Nalkyrie III. yesterday Forrest
and Stream SAYS: I'VE can now state positively
that Valkyrie III viii be built win keel, STEM
sternpOct and dcadwOOds OF teak; frames, ST41g"F'
and Tics of nickel steel, ana wool plank4rG ~"
keel was cast about March a. tho wood Keel HAs
been Dol lead. and the AMI
snt w tho frames rve;tci ana set up ana ne no
hands rup In model the new boht y similar -
I;Ttar,!g and Nalkyrie keel cutter. but with Der
Leading features carried - greater extreme. Ine
Yacht Will not be ready mucn before the Clydc races
in Julv and Will only meet Britannia and Ailsa on
tre CLYDE before sailing for New-fOiK'
;,erheps This week VIII produce a new set Of
facts regarding tho TWO boats which VIII De at
variance with these.
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TRYING r. ar ETCHS Fan FORFEITED

4 report that the body of Carlos f. Rich, form
crly a merchant Of this city. had been found in
Chesapeake BAY. circulated yesterday, APP
parcnty with tho design cf aiding in motion to
have the forfeiture OF Rich's bail set a-!c. Rich
had a store in Canal-si. and had Insurance amount
Ing to s26.C00 lie was arrested and indicted for
arson. after there had been fire in the store. and
1t was found that his stock only worth about
500, He released on ban. furnished by \. A.
Fishcl OF No. - Fulton-st.. and then ne dsap-
pcarcd The bail was forfeited. but efforts have
been made to have the forfeiture set aside on the
ground that Rich was believed to be dead. Mr.
FiJhcl and his lawyer yesterday refused 10 give in
formation about the reported discovery Of Rich's
hpIt-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-31
r. T IIAMLIN ON THE SPORTING LEAGUE"
-, r,,op OF THE PROJECT IF IT WOULD AID IN
PROTECTING HONEST SPORT FROM


RuraIo March 30-Since his return from 'ai
fornia. C. J. Hamn has devoted much thoush' 10
Tho Snoring League. which IL IS propoSel 10 Vi
eanize at a convention OF horsemen 10 De he'u III
cleveland early in April He will attend me meet
ing as will his son. Harry Hamlin. speaking o"
This subject to-day Mr. Hamn said:
am heartily In favor OF a sporting League II IL
VII hclp in any way to protect homes; Sport rom
nuritanical legislators who oppose II without hI.V
ing IFS real nature and from desire 10 iudhc on
rc1plas lives less pleasant. WY II makes me -
ne,iles All over me when hear o, som" o. ,hc
scneeIess laws restricting horSe-f lhH ana u,I''
sport9 The old spirit that made the come ',"
Rlue Laws POSSIBLE Is becoming rampant AGAIN ~,
ali liberal men should unite 10 oppose H. lH'
american people as IL IS. take life far TOO seriously
They do not get half enough amu"' i"eHt HP,"-
air sports are the erandcst thing IN me "oiI1 10Y
health and happiness and :he Enghsh recognize
that fact Here in the United states We are Just
beginning to DO SO: but the refOrmcrs don't want II
so and consequently are striving 10 XIII sport
.Why a short time ago a party % boys could no,
ing in danger of arrest despite the fact that PER
hans il vas the only time in the Week that ihey
had 10 nlav and breathe fresh air IN the sunlight
II IS utterly !nComprehensible 10 me, that spirit or
bigory and intolerance that seeks 10 restrict others
in the pursuit OF amusement In sport why IL ~
sinful for horses to race IS moro than can IN,
derstand. II certainly cannot be on the ground
that the horses il-used, for they are better
kept than most people. believe in Sporting
League n II will help protect sport against the as
saus OF illiberal legislators.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-31
- ROrOSALS FOR SI.5Sl.37l GOLD BONDS,
EXEMPT FROM TAXATION.

EXECUTORS administrators guardians and others hodins
trus, funds authorized 10y v est In these bonds
interest Ili"" cent. annuln
Seacd proposals. viii he received the comptroller -
the tltN ~ New York. hs olicc No M boadWhS IN
the city OF New York urtl "Wednesday ne ID day ~
April lAJ at > ocl ck y. when they VII De pubncH
opened for the whole ~ the following coupon OF
registered b)rds ~ the t'ity Of Ncw-loik, 10 WI:
SSSi3i consolidated stock Of the 'lty OF New YORK,
for acquiring lands FOR Mulberry 'end Park.
the principal payable gold coin or the United states OF
America II the standard OF weight and Uneness at
the tumprollers Of said city ON the first day OF
November 1875 with interest at the rate Of
three per annum payable semi annually. In
gold cuin the first days Of May and November In
each
Proposals should be inclosed In sealed envelope In
dorsd proposals Tor Bonds 81 the Corp OF the city
OF New York and ench proposal should also be ncosed
second envelope. addressed the Comptroller OF the
city OF New York.
For full Information. see city Record.
ASHBEi. r. FITCH. Comptroller.
CITY Of Ncw-York. Finance Department,
Comptroer's Once March % 1906
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-31
4 NOVEL, TABLE DECORATION.
From The Washington Star.

IDIH III 'TIiT
\ few days ago hunt dinner given here.
the decorations for which were entirely new. II
the wife OF the host conceived the idea,
and with the aid OF ore OF the fashionable florists
IL was perfectly carried out. The whole table was
made to look like cranberry bog. Little
hiIocks rose here and there, old tree stumps In
miniature literally scattered about, and over
al, old dead leaves were Strewn amid which real
cranberry plants were growing. one or two small
stuffed quail seemed ready 10 peck at the red
berries. In TIE ccniro OF the table rose hill, on
whose top small pond glls,eled. Live frogs and
minnows were quite at home In this. much at
home. indeed. that the frogs had to be chained 10
prevent them from jumping into the plates OF the
"piISc', Pcnls EuEt." Puzzle
Il AnaSS ...nrn rrna IrIc
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STUCK FAST on THE WAYS.

Providence. March 3e.--The attempt 10 launch
tho in-keel 2o-rater Isolde at Herreshoffs to-day
was failure The boa, got half way down the
ways when she stuck fast. IN effort to assist her
by a passing steamer unsuccessful She viii
probably b. launched tonight when the tide is at
the flood Tho new boat is for a German baron.
and will be taken TO England to meet Watson
fp-ratcr. She looks every inch racer, and deck
bears striking resemblance to tho l6footsr Wasp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-31
NEW rnnTnALL ErLEs.

Chicago March 80 Several important changes
IN playing rules We're d8.Ir.oI this morning AZ th"
meeting OF Western college football player at
Evanston TIL. committee on rules reported il favor
Of assigning To- each game two umpir.s ana ono
referee one substitute from Zach team Wa suc-
gcstcd ar a lncsman IN every game. The r'por;
was adopted. This afternoon dele ate was APP
pointed to report the resr. % Tho conference 10
meeting OF Eastern players al No"-Nork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-31
4 BUzzARD SPIyTED BY 4 LOCOMOTIVE.

FTOm INc VI IlOUIa 'f.ODc- TJtlNOtTdt
Raleigh, y. c.. March S.-When the Seaboari
Air Line train ran into the Union Station n few
days ago IT brought an unwilling and dying feath-
cred passenger. II was huge buZzard. Engineer
Novel; said that soon after leaving the town OF
Apcz. fifteen miles from here, while running nifty
miles per hour he buzzard flying very
.ow toward and across the track. In twink
linE he saw a futtering object OF the
BRASS rods which extend the whole length OF the
boiler. Tae bird had been struck by this rod and
was pierced through, and hung impaed thereon.
When the train came to a s.andstiE the buzzard
fell OF and easped It's last in the presence OF num-
Der Of people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-31
MERRYwIsr TAKES THE LIVERPOOL CUP.

Liverpool. March @eThe forty eighth race f3r the
Liverpool Spring cup Of 500 sJvcrelFns, mile
and three fur.JnEs hIuIic1p for c-ycar-olds
and upward. ran to-day. y. :. Wilson's Titon
aud r. Bonncrs MerryWlsc both five years old ran
4 dead heat FOR nrt place G. J. iilake's Gazetteer
-four years old. was third Tao judges decided the
race In favor Of Merry wise giving the second place
- Triton.
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ONLY TOTR LITTLE TWOS.
From The Syracuse Post,

From The syracuse foSt
II takes A woman to play poker. A we.l-kno wn
society girl told the Scrap Bag man that she played
Il game with a friend the other evening to who
would pay for the theatre tickets.
We only had one deal and one draw she said,
"anf | lost"
What did h. have
ION. he had a pair OF and only had four
little bits Of twos
And then she wondered why tho Scrap Gag man
Easped for breath and leaned up against tho soda
counter for support.
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co1J,1Hr, DEFEATS CITY COLLEGE.

Tho Columbia college baseball nino played their
first home game yesterday afternoon on the col
loge grounds az N.i'ian@irldge with The team ~
tho College ~ the city OF New-iork ana won ~
m. score OF 10 to o. rho play Of tho C!ty College
49, b,.o5 q lscl, II team prac,lcc and the need OF
a botv,. pitcher The Columbia College mine showed
great Improvement especially In htii!Hg Over ths.r
cork an Princeton last Nclnes iay. Tor ~" co
l,rlIo tam, Cotter March and F.shcl "a thr best
work, while for Tho CITY COLLEGE boys Fu"ni"s. at
sr,,nl base ard Tor.cy. Mahcncy and Patterson
On - nlif.id showed w wei. Score.
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nALr-Mu.E WALKING RECORD nRoKrx

Bridgeport Conn. March 3o-At tie athcu"
meeting AT tho y ii &. \. gymnasium las' nlet'. :
IIcbgod If the pastimc Clgb Ncw-Yorlt walked
half mile In . minutes Gud - seconds breaking
his own indoor record which De- That OF America. by
- seconds The raile record was lowered 90 e
minutes and 26 seconds. ana the record for three
miles was cat to = minutes AMI Is Is seconds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-31

Two Of the leading makers Of BICYCLES nav a ss
"a have a REGULAR course OF fling or record thdt
the present and past OF riders may be ieaThTI nHe
natter and also that the League OF American
Wheolmen be notified who arc by contract inc
riders OF various firms. an3 also whf iheSe r''ciS
are al liberty 70 DO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-31

Her principal dimensions are as follows: SNty-iiVe
draught and 70 feet beam. She is a boat OF me
lines and was built for n genuine racer when no
doubt she will prove to be. Her owner hopes that
she WIN prove as much OF wonder as has the lo-
ra,er DakOtah
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-31
BRITANNIA AGRoCND FOR \ TINE

Nice March 3o-The Prince % Wales yacht
Britavnia ran aground at the mouth OF the River
Var tu.s morning daring q strong southwest wind
.hc displayed signals OF Distress Wac1 assistance
VS. sent - nor ar she was toWrI 10 N.cc. TIA"
damage she sustained !. lot serious.
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MATCHES BETWEEN vALKYRIE III AND


Glasgow, March 2n-Lorl Dunrayon has arraaro.
with y. T.. Waller to sail series OF prlyat,
matches between the Valkyrc III and the Alll.
prior - hlIuB thcr engagements on the clyde.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-31
ARANELLA BEATS sArNcT MARTIAL

Nice. March o. In private match at Cannes
to-day the Araneila. formerly the Aspholcl. bat
the S1ncf Martha half an hour. The fainci Martial
haI some trouble with her rigging. The Aranola
Tas sailed Ly Ierc'yal.
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5ales Bp Aurlion.

IN MAY 10TH 1875. there will be sold AT nuc'
" tion Santiago Chilli fifteen Nitrate Fields and six
Nitrate Beds belonging TO the Government and situated
in the Province Of Tarapaca For further nformation ap
Consul General os Chill In New-York ana the
Consuis In Philadelphia and Boston.
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nubIic y ol,te
DUBLIC NOTICE.

ROOM 80. 3 tITY ~ XEW %,5,@ Iss ci Isss
rl-.aan; q, directions gwen 20 me IN NJ f':3wins
March 3h. approved the Mayor March IAN. 1879.
Resolved. Tina, THURSDAY the eleventh. day o: April;
1905. At o'c!.ck and The Chamhsr u the Board
and ra. when and Where The application ,hc North
NV York Junction R.'%ay Compa4y to The CTmn2n
u2rty and perm sion for me const,Gcion mani.naAce
be- cons"a 1} 'e sud OMAN ri rnse ' a
PUBLISHERS ~ seme daily for at AZ tGf@en days w. IN
nacl therefor ~ i Honor ias Maygr @ce2it@s 70
be ra a. the no 2e.e e tn 5a, at the time and
I,cn Of rl MIN %4wYolk jancor H,i;aay Com.
pany VII. Dee considered required by the PROVISIONS
To the Honorable he common coarcn Of the CITY o:
W.T. ' cj HTa2 Of G N'' ,.H N"'''N Junction '
That your pc'drcf is stree, surface railroad coz
Easn2n,s q r al act 81 ar Lf OF the state o.
TIA, the 2d corporation PCS to lgi'e '9ns'rnG,
r. use In the conveyance ~ persons ami property in
'us for c,mpensa;Ion in tie -, u Ncw-Sork N the
f:owns sfpss ayen|. and Highways in the ci'y o,
Viii, Avenue S w h ~ % a s R ar p S,ne
viih double tracts thrush oeng AMI upon WIS
through along and upon ore Hundred and Forty-nn,h
aud upon Gerard avenue u one Hundred and
one Hundrea and Sx,y hrs, street to Psnt or pace
jerome avenue. together with
The NECESSARY connections switches shlngs turn outs
turntables ard suitable stands for the convenient work
NIX Z such railroad.
That railroad proposed - l. bun,. constructed.
before forth intended % be operated 10y any
motive power. other than locomotlv" power which
nos" AZ any time hereafter may a"fu.H b" used and
You- petitioner further shows thai. pursuant 70 the
H 5nscnt q the Common coaas a me CITY 4 %,@York
2" "nah" u e. construct maintain and "p"tHte y.
aprr@ ,, yaUr Ioasnl~ n5it io such ,onsent
Wherefore. Your petitioner prays and makes appNca
the e Council o. CITY ~ New (o.k. or
~ and permission e. D.. granted to petl
construct maintain AMI opeaf" street surface railroad
f.r nub'.' U.s. through, upon ara a."ng me avenues
s"her with al necessary CONNECTIONS. switches s4inSs,
tunous tables. "ross-Vcrs and suitable stands fos
accommodatcn ~ the Company which may be
over said railroad by yodT peuuoneF rs successors.
patci Nov Y,rk February - 1895
NoETLI NEWloKk JrN,TloE HALFWAY COM
state - York City arI county ~ New-York. s.:
President Office. ~ The Norh NswYork Junction
Railway Company. the above named petitioner. that the
pvnrnt the therein stated Ia b" al
'srG upon information am i"et and That a. - those
tnL Vsr!ncatcn not made b" th" petitioner L. because
tho petitioner Is corplraton ana the grounds q de.
p'Hets belief as 10 all matters IN said petition 10;
stated upon his knowledge investigations which de-
poeni has caused tu he concerning the subject
matter herein aud Information acquired by the drponent
,he his duties as such II the pei
sworn to lefore me this BOT day q February 1875
WM r. HORNkI Comr. ~ Deeds y. Y. city and Go.
All persons inerssir the foregoing application
hereby notified To lie present tie pace
wM H. TEN EYcX.
Clerk II TIE Common Councn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-31
OXFORD AGAIN THE VICTOR.
DEFEATING CAMBRIDGE IN THE ANNUAL
BOAT RACE on TIE THAMES.
TIE DISTANCE BETWEEN THE BOATS AT THE
FINISH TWO AND \ QUARTER LENGTns-THE
FACE WITNESSED BY ENORMOUS
AGREEABLE WEATHER.


AGREEABLE WEATHER.
London March 3o--The usual immense crowds
OF people Of all classes and conditions thronged
the banks Of the Thames this morning to witness
the boat race between the universities of Cam
bridge and Oxford the hfty-second since the pres
ent series began. I'm 1929 The race was row"d
over the championship course from Putney 10
Mortlske. four and half miles, and was won by
Oxford. As IN former years. the start was made
from boats moored just above Putney Bridge. and
the race was finished at the SHIP Hotel at Mort
lake The boat club houses were gayly decorated
with flags Of all descriptions blue predominatin5.
The Cambridge men launched their boat first,
and were almost Immediately followed by Oxford.
Both crews were heartily cleered as they carried
their boats down - the river and launched them.
Every bit Of available space along the river was
packed with people, VINO chcered their respective
favori.es in season and out The river was alive
with every conceivable Kind Of craft, but the ar
engagements for keeping the course clear were
perfect.
The crows IN to-1ay's race were AZ follows:
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STEAMBOATS,

$500 TO BOSTON 500 TO WORCESTER
Eeduetl n 20 Al Po,n.s last ana NoFth
VIA NUMWuGm lLUt1So
sss@s' yss rys Sn 5 Ta% 20 10 Fa. ofSn!.
On each steamer
n ATSKILL. HUDSON. AND CONSACKIE
II from rirr iS f, - Wat IIth-st. y H.. & r VI.
t.nn-ctnr ~ ia D@oN with BOSTON AID ALBANY
Il r. for an points bus.
EAIL RIVER LINE FARES REDTCED.
rars e. , points. steamers rrRGrAN and PILGRIM
100 commission nur 81. hestla "n each Leave Tier y
cold uuuh"rl. - X. loot ~ murray "''' "h}N "hIy
nt 3.ip g. ~.
NEW HAVEN FARE 81: Excursion. Sl.50 -
y steamer leave Pier - T. A.. daily . AMI
II 30 T. u Sunday e<~p.u arriving tn time for
to M"fiI.H. ltrf"ui. Springfield li'}'h ana North
ID AMSDEII LINE Steamers leave Pier II,
IL y. H.. zoos Frana:in 81: for canston's West Point
cold Spru. cornwall Fishkl Landing and Newbursh
week days. . =. 81 sunday. A NJ
SToNINGIo" LINE Inside route to boston and tho
- East reduced Steamers leays New Pier
Sc y H.. ats T. NJ daily. except sunday
V;NllE TROY LINE Will resume business for
! the season II i>.l. IA Tuesday AprR 81. leaving
N. York foot - West 10Th street. daily except
Saturday NJ =. III
gentlemen WAC sat around this most curious OF
festive boards. SO each frog wore about one !eG a
tiny rnanacie and dragged about the sendcrest OF
looking into the water in II contemplatiVc KIND OF
way while another suspended in the air above
the water. At intervals during the dinner frog
would stand the hi u FAR from the water az
his chain would allow and gaze inquisitvely about
nj his strange surroundings Once during the
evening one Of the guests glanced up TO see one
and gazing anxousy into his face, and this created
a good deal OF mirth.
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n Ted for three months trip abroad 10 sail on nc
TO- highest references Will be s'e" ana
required. Address FOR full particulars A r. ~ H. p'A
10 Tribune Uptown Once. l2i2 Broadway.
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q. -

r i. Hope Hton and Trinity N.iD ............ Bow
y g. Stewart daITow and Trinity Halh.. No.
u. A. Game Harrow and First Trinity ........No.
W s. A4ie international College and First
r J. u. Buncanson Giarrow and Eum lnueD. No.
r. a. B1nscy Forest School and Lady M0rsareU No. d
\. i. Bel. elton and Trinity Halh.............No
j. A. Wauchope Repton and Trinity Hall .... Stroke
j. c. Beggs Trinity HaD. .CoXswai
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MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES

N.wYorl Alexandria Egyr via Paris. trip Vaiid "
cays First class. $50. seconicl1ss sllo 49,, c....
\ FORGET Cicreral Agent. Ne. Bownhs S'een'
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n OMPAGNIE GENERALE Transatlantique'

- rhl-N. IL LINE ~ HNH NE a
IA BOZ fHfOOiNE. I~bocut sat fprnsi
IA NORMANplE, Pcirot. sat. April ~ % d, M
LA GAStDGNE. BIudelnn. sat april '"'s
STEAMER tN TOIRAlNE Will: MAKE Nor
EXTRA SAILING FROM NETWORK TO HA'hE'
WEDNESDAY. ApRIf. 10. AT T. IL
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A -ErAnpr. Thirty Excursions to Europe

~. Popular prices. $3.50 and up. Ocean tickets
al lines. send for Tourist Gazette r. c. LAIN.
Tourist ACT. III Bway. y Y. Oac!al Ticket Agt fe"n
syiVana and Erie r. X.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-31

N FOR TEXAS GEoRGiA R AHH fa aSd Saturday
4 nLiJGfiTFII SIX DAYS VOYAGE BY SEA
TO GALVESTON TEXAs. Theme by rail to r MEXIYT
c1i oRNDo sPRINGs SALT LAKE CITY. Also
sax FRhNcfSCO ard all California Winter Resorts
FLORIDA VIA bRt NSWIGkH; GAA,ypA "A
sTP ArGiT and ROUND TRIP Tickets issued 20 AZ
nonts ~ The above Excellent accommodations
TOi- I;'rS TICK ETS good fr six nine months;
MEXICO CALIFORNIA. COLORADO. FLORIDA @~'
returning by rail II desired. 49, >,., -.
write fir our Gi-page Pocket Guide tmaied tree, 2
G. II MALLORY & 90. Gen. Agts. Pier 20 f. H. ~ -
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CLYDE LINE.
. SMALL PRIVATE PARTY is being organ.

fla Cent Penn Fast +. & p. Line. via JaeksonylU~
Great SO Freight md Passenger Lire via Chareston'
T. G. Eyer. Gen'l Agt.. SOL Bway. " l.
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Ct NAKI| LINE.
"A TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN
\urania Apr. q. p m Etulria Apr 2. A. m
Umlria. 80. Apr. i3. a. NJ. Campania May noon
IMcnnia Apr 20 | =. t.mbria. MAY H. A. m
From Pier 40 N-rth River foot ~ Clarkson-st a.
cayn passage sG0 and upward. Second cabin .3o $40
si5 according % steamer and acconlno rotations
seerase tickets to ard from all PARTS on Europe AZ
very l,w rates For freight and passage apr.y AZ ths
Con,panys office. No. Bowling Green. N"w-fork
VERNON IL BROWN & co. General Agents
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CAvANNAH LINE-THREE TIMES WEEK.
- ~ from Pier s.. ~ r.. foot Of Spring Tuesdays
tage apply to A.
Cent r. r.. SIT P'way ls. r. 4 w. Ry.. e0t Bay,
I spAMs d s,I ArlR 4 w VAL! EIs; ~ g
q. ~ SOSREIs xanaSse -.
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old MINION Il.
~ steamer. for NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH OLD r oINT1
,oMFoitT and NEWPORT NEWS. VIRGINIA BE ,ASn
ron p. cMoi; Tues WED Thurs w ana Sat. s sS
For WEST POINT, VA-Tues.. Thurs. and Sat. Fro,
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