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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-24
NO YELLOW FEVER IN THE CITY.

The report that James McIneeT died at No.
us Canalst Of yellow fever is not warranted by the
facts Dr. Harris, Sanitary superintendent early
appraised Of the case and visited theman and certes
that the disease Of which he died congesve inter
mittent fever, and not yellow fever McIneer was
a sailor GU board the Henry johnson from Aspinwall
Dr.. Harris asserts that there has been no case OF
yellow fever In the city this season; therefore
dreaded dstemper an that has been anywhere in the
vicinity has been riCidly confined 70 Quarantine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-24
DEATH FROM CRUEL TREATMENT.

Mrs Eliza Aipe died IN the Newark Aims
House early yesterday from the effects is supposed Of
her husbands cruel treatment She had IL appeared led
q miserable life with him, having been often cruelty
beaten. About five weeks ago he beat her with more
than usual atrOCity az their house in Ranknst and she
was subsequently removed 20 the House in help.
less condition Ape arrested, but was after short
period discharged, and has now disappeared.
Mrs Ape IL is stated by the physicians died of paraysis
but also asserted that her condition was the result
OF her husbands cruelty and the attention Of the County
Physician therefore called An inquest will be held,
when the circumstances will doubtless be more fully eI-
plalued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-24
THE EXCISE DEPARTMENT.

The Excise fees for the last month have
averaged over q 900 day and the greenbacks still pour
in There s no cessation, intermIsson IN the work Of
the department Whatever other office closes doors at
times, this never does. In space OF three years only
two business days can be remembered on which no
money was received The busiest months OF the year
May and June and the receipts for these months
would make the poorest man rich forever IN this fe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-24
FROM NETWORK TO NEwBURGH DIRECT
.uLH,-.-- ID


OPENING OF THE NEW RAILROAD.
Trains commenced running yesterday upon
he branch of the Erie Railroad which is to make
much shorter the route from Eew-York 10 NewbuTgh.
Eewburgh is directly north Of New-YOrk but formerly
the Erie Road diverged Turner's Station and IN
north westerly direction GreycOurt and thence north
east again 10 Newburgh The new branch runs almost
directly nerth from Turner'S 10 Windsor just south
OF Newburgh, forming the base OF triangle Of which
the old line makes the two sides and shortening the d
from this city NewOurgh nearly II miles, making
IL IS miles instead Of a. The branch is Ja miles in
length and has been about year IN building The cost
has been t5OO,OO0 Two special trains q day-One al
"A NJ and the other at a D. M over the line,
making hut single stop upon the way-a Paterson; and
two trains day will st upon the old Inc, cOnnect-
ing with the train from warwick. grand celebration
be had 40 Newburgh over the opening OF
the branch, consisting Of grand dinner, &c and ride
the road
The frst passengertran passed the railroad
yesterday morning amid the firing OF cannon, waving Of
bag and the cheers Of the Inhabitants along the route
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-24
A swINpLING COMMISSION MERCHANT"

On the Cd inst, Henry c. MarstOn of the
metropolitan Hotel appeared before Justice Dodge pre-
sened letter Of introduction from the Hon. Cunning
Bedford and made affidavit that aboutthe middle ofhay
hessrs. Berthod Thompson, wholesale hquor-deaers
of St LOUIS Mo- received note signed Mott Bedel pur
porting 70 be commission merchant at No 80 soutIst
asking for sample Of their whisky OF which, after tes
lug their correspondent ordered 70 barrels IL was Gn
clipped 20 him. and he TO pay N2l4 90, in two 9gh
drafts OF 5000 and the other of SOFA S. drawn by Der
thOld d Williams the receiver Of the goods. on June
H. when the first draft presented payment wac re-
fused by the person charge Of the office OF the sad
Bede. and the draft protested On search being made
for Bede at his alleged place Of business IL was dcOV
cred that the words Of the complainant he was
perfect fraud" and that the forwarding and commits
business spoken OF in his b0mbasc notes existed
IN his imagination alone The officers were put upon his
track armed with warrants for his arrest and yesterday
Sergeant McDermOtt Of the Jefferson Market Police Court
squad the swindeT, and lie was taken before
Justice Ledwlth He answered 20 the name OF Mott Be
del though 10 is doubtful If that is his real name. He
was committed for examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-24
FALL OF A scAFFo1D-sEvEN MEN INJURED.

FALL OF sCAFFOLD-sEVEN MEN INJURED.
While some wOrkmen were engaged yester-
Gay morning in building gas tank at the gas works, at
Avenue and Twenty hrsst, the scafold on whchthey
standing suddenly gave way, and all were preclp
taed TO the ground The following were very seriously
injured Thomas GrOgan 40, residing at No. 500 Ave
nue. A ; Patrick Mccartney, sc, No. Ga East Four
teenth ST. Lawrence MCGraw 20, No. III COlumblast;
John Harvey SO. No S4 East Twentyfourth-st; James
Barrett 40 No sQ4 East Fifteenthst Christopher Pen
frOW 40 No. 1872 Eleventh-st, and James Medium, 49,
FiteeLth-st aud Avenue A. They were all taken TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-24
EFFECT OF THE HEATED TERM ON THE DEATH
RATE.

The weekly mortality record for the week
ending Saturday 9st iDs shows increase Of three IN
the number Of deaths over the preceding week There
has been no increase the deaths from darrhea diseases
while there been decrease In those from cholera IN
fautum The three additional cases are owing 10 the
direct effect late fierce heat the nervous system
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-24

truck and horses valued at $500 standing street for
short time, and when he returned all had disappeared
The team subsequently found IN the possession OF
Pierre Lapense who had pychased 1t from one tred.
erck Peters Yesterday Peters taken into CUSTODY
by Officer Anderson OF the Fourth Precinct The accused,
who lives at No l73 BroOmest and is labOrer was com
united Henry Kissing OF No. 80 LudOwst yesterday
caused the arrest OF Charles Lewis German waiter py
officer Phelps OF the Broadway Squad for having sew
era days ago stolen from him. while at hotel at sharon
Springs, silver watch clothing, and sl6, amount
ing altogether TO $50 The accused admitted his guilt
and was committed for trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-24
ARREsr AND DISCHARGE OF CIGAR DEALERS.

Alfred Weiss of No 81 Avenue c, Sigis-
nund Godschmidt Of No. 95 Avenue c, and G. thinner
man Of No $50 Avenue arrested and brought be-
fore Commissioner Belts the charge OF selling cigars
otherwise than OF the original boxes They all adj
itted their guilt pleaded ignorance OF the law, and
were discharged ON payment OF costs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-24
Gitp 8tal Estatt for Sak.

A NEW four-s story HOUSE, 25XG2x10O, brown
" TN, hgh ,toop on a restricted second house Of the
bali nAntss throughout With improvement
street vsred paved JOHN GRAF 2s Broadway Room w
NOR SALE-The elegant fOur-stOry BROWN
sTOSF HOUSE Madison and FoyegAth'
81 she 22E6o Lot AsO fOur House. adjoining Foil .Teu-
lars on prsn,es Ihoo AlLl a .Sn
IF YOU wish to RENT, PURCHASE, SELL,
ar EXCHANGE Jou PROPERTY country and get such AZ
Won JsT, saIl on J. e. FREBMASk Cs, No ala Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-24
PASSENGE Frs ARRIVED.

FROM GLASGOW-In steamship Iowa Aug 2-J4me Pierce, r.
Isaac J. Hopey Jas HoPey, VIM htche Maggie ahsne
Cool Apse Cook Jas T. Grye Samuel hkon and wife sam
Fletcher daughter H. s. Spear ETa Campbell jane
Campbell MARY Emil Mariee, Rev p X Ripe Elizabeth
Ripe Mars Ripe Henn Andres SOenon Josephine Lunu
Feeriek schwartz Charles Schwartz Mary e. SOney Sarah
Siousy Charles EstAbrOok, As
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-24

lRdies with their esvalieIs down to the spacious
dining room, which, for abe occasion converted into
ball room. The music furnished by the go Reg-
nent band The committee Messrs John {; Ghes, John
Parker John L. Boggs. John A. Barton, Henry spear
Pred Schmidt j. Wood, IT., @. D. Bayaud and John 4.
Baker, gave proofs OF admirable tact IN management
Inc supper awaited the hungry dancers, ana was nuch
intOyed On Saturday morning steamer took the
ruests 10 the Fishing Banks for day Of plscatoral
eannent for this wear 70 be given about two weeks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-24
THE COURTS.
ALLEGED CRUEL TREATMENT AT SEA.

ALLEGED CRUEL TREATMENT AT SEA.
Capt. Sterling, of the American bark Nancy
+ Bel, was arrested by Deputy Marshal Greg, on com
pant OF Arthur Coburn the steward Of the bark and
brouRht before Commissioner Shields 70 charge
having without any Just cause while on the hgh seas
on the passage from MOntevdeO this port the 18TH
ultimo, cruelty beaten, maltreated and abused the
stevvard. The captain gave bail for an examination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-24

Captains pursers arriving this requestede
deliver packages addressed Eewlork Associated Press Only
persons exhibiting written authority OF W Simonton General
Agent News packages for the Journal Of Commerce Tnt IRBuS
Word Express EteRiO Post Commercial advertiser Staas
ZsuHg aud Yorker DOkra: should also be delivered OILY "
be Game
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-24

In the Suuogate's Court, before the Hon,
Gideon j. Tucker Surrogate last week letters OF admin
stfatiou were granted estates Of Herman w. Eren-
maj Mary shemer Diedeuch ROhifs, Anna Blech Henry
i Capen, Jane F. Cobb, Hugh McAdam, Luke Mullen
Harriet Reed John c Bailey. Ann Murphy, John kOtta
Michael Caller Edward Fields. John Shea, John Aiken,
Resale Nickel John Bosnian, and Rosaie Werthcner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-24
DECISIONS

SUPERIOR CoURT-SPECIAL TERM-By Judge
Khambers-H b. Clafn et al agt Nelson W. Clark Of al.
Motion granted without costs Mcdonald agt. Waller
Motion denied with $40 costs stay Of proceedings vacated
with leave TO renew OF payment OF said costs Townsend
Agt. Goodyear, jr-Extra allOwancelof 81 granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-24
THE HUMBOLDT Centennial.

1t is desired by the Executive Committee hav-
ing in charge the arrangements for the Humboldt eee
brAton that the American and foreign corporations in'
sttutes societies. &c In this city and vicinity wishing TO
take part in the procession, and other fesves aehd
Ing IT, should communicate with the Secretary Albert
KlamrOth, No. ca 81. Mark's-pl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-24

COURT CALENDAR-THIs DAY.
SUPREME COURT HAMBERs-NOs. 80, as d. lU7,
~ 49,
MARINE COURT-TRIAL Terminus. 3435, 309S,
3l9 392 1899 2Il0 27 m 3443 3l5I 3456 345 5s 3459
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-24
Country 8tal 6siat. for SaIt.

RARGAINS-Farms, Farms, Farms-al sizes,
ID Saratoga County and Mohawk Valley JAQUBS 2Os Broadway
COUNTRY SEATS.-COTTAGES for SALE
~ BY rail Erie Road Hackensse Send
for printed description H. ~ MASON, No. l Centre-st
TOR SALE for $2j OOO-A fine ESTATE of
I9o acres London Co. virginia on the Linz Of ss LOgdOp sD
dwelling and Que bungs splendid orchard Of choice fruits full
hearing This splendid property and worth looking at BY those want
ing 6teass estate w. H. HARDING, toub vest corner Of Bs
more and SOUths,A Room No 3 ap sts Baltimore 9aIylaad
DARE CHANCES - BUSINESS PROPER
IL TIBS-FARMs HOMBSB all parts Of the South all
all prices eItra liberal terms Apply al SOUTHERN LAND CON-
PANY, No asa BroOmesa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-24
Yunu ssIanS Zeal Gsiatt for SALE.

UNOR SALE-The Country RESIDENCE and
II FARM oftbslap WIN b. MILES al Msnhaset Neck. l. l..
embracing ds.ng al the farm buildings aud 100 acres Of
"a M hnnss arr and 10 COED order The house 10 bsAut
an 1919 osapding extended Of the Sound and adjacent
country The uhse porOu Of the land will be sold wish the boue
SItT Der purchase money may remain on oou ana noE
FoT further particulars Apply VIM MILES No ~ Chyaest OF
G. II BAILEY, Ne 2JJ Grandst
EOR SALE-Thirty minutes from Wall-st.-
Il Too bnd.om, neg VILLAS containing all improvements sce'
more ,ay and eopyeBeO, for HewiO business men than to almost
nv ~ S, fork or Brookyu; steamboat landing at Bay
RidI. L. Ap,y JOHN MACKAi, No Bafelayst heHlorE
dIS PER ACRE for 600 Acres of LAND,
D I'D an lang Island within hours ride Of New iork O
W t,,d Offered Al exceedingly Low 6gure 70 insure
quick sale. Termi easy. ." a. Sp1trn..,, y Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-24
yttb srsrp Zeal Gsiait for Salt.

TOR SALE-At Linden, N. j. a valuable
piece LAND suitable for dividing good ioT
capitalists; for tems descriptions kc, sppy DBUTscH LEWIS 5,
No dj RroAdsay.
JENKINS & WAY, at NEW BRUNSWICK,
j. opposite Depot and At No 40 NelsonsL have
SELL the following property fol- description sent desired;
5000 can remain. ...... I'D.
BodRes formerly famous Stees Hotel" opposite
the X r. Bunssiek N u or viii sIehaEge for farm.
No ia fne residence with outbnidug all 20 OF
land II miles this city and nile from VOORHEES,
Station Wall trade for Brooklyn proper!
No 4fbe beautiful residence Of Commodore Boegs George 81
will let partly furnished until Msy nett sG month with
the privilege Of h1ying 10 within the time ..
quantity OF land 1880 10 lroqnos Faeue ass and Mason
Counties state Of Illinois and Eaton County Michigan to exchange
foI NewJerey properly. ........ . - 49,.
SI2 600 ELEVEN Rooms, Cottage
w L~s WV STYLE at Newark n j., convenient 70 depot;
bath room heater gas ke Lot 3I2o6 Birch stable and carriage
house on rear desirable place in perfect order VIII sell
furnished II desired BALDWIN Agent No 4Sl BoAst OPP NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-24
MONDAYS wRATHKR RKPORT-sA Il

MINIATURES ALMANAC
5l8 SUB 6'43 Moon rises S'lZ
Hook $3.50 Cows IsAnd..... 9+3 Hell Gate ll:J4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-24
Yousrs uno farms @antto.

WANTED to PURCHASE-A first class
w DWELLIEGHOUsR located between Fourteenth aDd Forty.
econd Fourth and SEhaye from Is 70 80 feet front furnished
desires cash balance
tsd railroad stock Address b. Boz No les Tribune ohce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-24
Surt @arnrus' Autitt.
STATE OF NEw.ToRK,

NEwToRK
PoRT.WlNDEET OFFICE No. % WiliAn-st
NOTICE Is hereby given, in accordance with
IN Of the passed April H. 1857 sutuet a. Aeto
once Port Of New fOrk All
baug Of the sub matter Of such inquiry
by S
succeeding heard 'Ad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-24

SUMMER Rftrtats. .. ..
COOPER HOUSE, 0tsego Lake, COopers-
~ town ~ = railroad Communication from Albany in every
room capacity guests band Of Inducements offered
70 families CHARLES A. WAIhIns, FIOpnetoE
EIRST- CLASS private BOARDING at Ma
ple~ood Orange minutes from station families or la
preferred the year round Apply SPsBR Co. 20 CsdasL
DROSPECT PARK HOTEL, .+ @ 1
CATsKILL, n. Y.
scenery unsurpassed the sOId loe.iioa desirable
accessible and No eners spared 70 male
this euphatcAy class VIII June 40 Address JOHN
BREASTED, Prospect PARK Hotel CatsAllL -
CT. JAMES HOTEL, Marion West End,
- New Jersey ossu untquaed Inducements for both Sumner and
merchants business and families beng only
nutes Ferry Couandt Dsbrosssss 20 trains
daily via Railroad also three be horeearA The bote
splendid location fronting Dsmott Park hselAS table
elegantly furnished suite shgei All modern mproyt@en
gas bs and cold lie prices modsie Apply on the prem
ises to GILES WALES Co. No - hsden-lLne -
CTORM KING HOUSE-COmwall on the Hud-
- This yorte Summer resoI commanding view Of the Hnd
River and mountain scenery sanooas air cannot be
The subscriber Accommodate few ami
lies through Of September which the country the
month the Board $lO week Refer % Isaac Han
No l2I Broadst 7 PETER STOW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-24
Stiau,huais anS SailrUaNs.

STEAMBOATS, unN gGaruaAs.
SHREWSBURY, RED BANK, and LONG
- BRASCH-Ths SEA BIRD will leave EewY0rf foot
LEAVES NEw.IoEL lsAIss EEp BAsm
wednesday. 800 m 2;is:s 1'i1s: e ss$
F Tay Gas ss No. 80 80 T E ia 1s'is
CPECIAL NOTICE.-The NORWICH AND
- WORCESTER LIMB for BOSTON and PSS, sTsrAy through
REMOVE Pier No 90 occupied BY this line The past sEJ'F
!" We spacious '''-' PIER No 40, Mr.
and hs Hss, .sseHTSd.Ss toI
passed 10 New CITY oonnseug LOudon arc EoIseA s
sSS a., sSS and R Rs".d =. worcester vii.
and worcester and SG. .Ss nsSS9 Rs
For through tickets rates for freight and Oh nornan'H apply
We once r''' NO. w. norm A''" LR SHORT yA, Agent
DOR GLEN COVE and R0SLYN-Landing
& S saEps T scsE sT DOCK SGH GIN
SAVANNAH leaves PeLsg EVERY AFIERNooN tsaSd'y, st
MORNING BOAT to GLEN C0VE-Land1ng
GSEAT SEG G SANDS s p9 h MSTs
SMITH ,S.. Per No u East River With passengers sigS
EVERY HoRSSG sis touching q. TAI.l.s,snS.t R. fs.S
No. P.tI.ipi at osoa Thirty .syentb.t at :l1
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD Cos
ID INDEPENDENT LINE % BALr %AsaSST9ss 4s NEST
..Sd and s ir..r asd b. PR6pEtTER and
r. aa "a RaT rSs Low Nth qs Dispatch P,.s.I. =:
nsTII TsRD c. W. PERYBIL, Gen AgL,
No. 729 BroAd~sT, cor. Barclay SeS- forh
7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James
~ slip:
1890 n or ROsyu Glen Cove LOeOs Valley HORug"u and
HorthDor .. .
39op M Greenport BHpresa - . = ,
I5op m for Rosyo LOcus valley HOntngen North
$50 p M for Rc.yu Glen Cove Valley, Huntington, and
I'm m for jamaica and Hempssad.
FSI Sag rbor and West Hampton Long Island RAfoae
Trains leave NswIoTk 800 and $50 Fare through TO Sag
HArbor. 81 -, 81 ,..t.. a..
Rosvu Cove Valley. HUntagt0n and hoiIhPe leaves
Hunters Point ats IN and 6p m. ID BAkIOE snpt
NEWARK AND NETWORK RAILROAD.
~ DEPOT ~ NEW YORK Foot Of Liberty st, North River
MONDAY, Aug TO- 1909 passenger trans VIII run a
follows - -. $3.50 o,,,, ,,p A.. "a. "a 81.
AIS s5 $40 945 1880 lli40A l2:25 3 $780, $3.50 3IS
5:I5 6:2S :, 7:45 $40, 9:t5. i045 1850 p - -
LEAVE NETWORK FOR WEST BBRGBN-At 5;S, 6S, e:45
g45 IlO m $50 40 5i5 6;25 7:t5, $40, II 80
LEAVE NETWORK FOR NEWARK-At 5:A5, $50 6;SS 1885
gl5 s:5 9. 20 1880 ll40 l22b 2 8 JN T. 49,
, SIS 5:A5 g. 625 7:i5, $40, 945 1913 ll;5O p
r. X KICKER Superintendent
H. p BALDWIN, Gen Passenger Agent
NORTHERN RAILROAD ONE JERSEY
Trains will the Payona Ferry foot Of Chambers
Al as follows AZ N $780, 4:l5, Sis, and $50 aud at "
midnight Saturdays The A3 and 3l3 M trains ran
through TO honser-hay ~ 1909
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$ruOkIpn 9rOprrtg Do gt
ITO LET BY THE MONTH
STORE AND BASEMENT No 357 Patobst Brookyr Address
Z. SACCH1, cor Broadway Asd Fory.niatbst, N Y
TWENTY ONE MONTHS LEASE of HOUSE
Il in Brooklyn, veil furnished for SALE. JAQuEs, No a0s
Broadway,
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FOR LONG BRANCH,

RED BANK BRIcKSBuRG, MANCHESTER TOMS RIVER, &e
BY Rartan and Delaware Bay Railroad. -,
daily tSuudas eIp,sdl leave Pier No a. foot Of peane
steamer HeVerHnk At and Jesse HOyt at to1shh
for passengers ou atPer No foot Of Rsetorst atGs NJ lie
turning from Long BraEsb at 100 m and p n, - 49,,
gupe IL. 1894 VS. shkpkF Ce besee~
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Excursions.

Excursions.
DELIGHTFUL EXCURSIONS to the SEA-
~ SIDE, LONG BRANCH, BY steamer HbVBRSlhk at m
daily excepted from Pier No 81 foot Of DaDtst -Four hours
Long Branch. getting bach to the city At 81 AL. L. ~
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[EoRRJS AND ESSEX RAILROAD. -
NV nv ivy Arg JACKAwANNA. AND WESTERN RAILROAD

Dspots Bsrclayt aud foot q Chrsspeest
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS commencing MONDAY MAY 10 lsos.
MAIL TRAIN connecting at DeuTe WITH Boo6to5 Brace
Dover Chester BTaHoh. Waterloo With Saseh ~ % ~
Newton Washington With The D. Ia and W
Gap Ssdsbg Scranton aod Great Bend ana AZ P91
awspa and Boomsburg and Hudson s a. saoa
Legh SusqasAnnA r. for Bsthehem AenioEn hAsss
m15o m LEHTGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops NsEsIl, hers
town Dover Hsskowu washngtoA Phpsburg and Baou COO
meets AZ PbIpsbgrg With Bel Del r. K for BeLdere ks sd
with for Bethlehem, AentoWn hause Chunh ans
"a m SCRANTON EXPRESS connects At WnhnEtOn With The D.
T. sul r. Sowisburg sud Scrantob ~ Dove
Uit6 Chester r r. and At waterloo With SUSSEX r
6,an m and 13O SUMMIT and intermediate stations
$50 100 g and ;fOA aud $40 80 9p e' $50 aus
lt.l5 n ~ % SOUTH ORANGE and intermediate stAionS
ii:45 NJ and 500 p n MoRRISTowH and iAternehA"
siS n m. MoRRISTowN EXPRESS =. ,..-,,-... l. ..
e. NEWARK Al 500 100 $50 $3.50 1920 H. 1850 liiFoA
$780, $50 $3.50, 40 9o sS 6o S" 80 So ans
For BLOOMFIELD and AoSTCLAIR at $50 ll:oo ~ 80"
s. anO $40 p 10 esOhVOh' A''''~H' on ~ ;.
NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN RAIL-
NV ROAD.
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NETWORK AND .NEW-HAyEN RIA
Nh' ROAD.
~ SUMNER ARRANGEMENT, ... .'i


HeuYork Of TWentysesebbs - and
'A1e' PouTth.ave Entrance TWENTY sefentast
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK,
For and Bridgeport (Exl il:Jo nj Ils bLbJ
(EIl 3.I5, 4:30. $50 and 3 (BIl p. IN ~. =, -
For Milford Suatod Fairfield, Southport snd satporh IL"
M 35 4:3O. and $3.50 p N. 81. 4.
For NoFwalk. T. CEIl g. II 70 z;lo lEGb ,bAI 9fS
$50 tBIl, $50. $50 and (BIl p N -. - 4,
Eo, DaYiep l. II. 3.t5 43O. $500 and6:W M
~, Stanford tEI D. g. i:3O 2:l3 (EK), t:la BLk
AIS 40 fRr J. as $50 $50 75. (BID p - -
For Greenwich 1850 25 $3.50 i;t'' 9'1 DIV 80 "
For Por. Chester and intermediate stations llOA nj $40
3.ls AIS $50 $50 T:l5 and 8;2e p m
w. " 49, - CONNECTING TRAINS. -. ....
For Boston via Springfield, a. (EI (ELl, = p n
For Boston Shore Line l2l5 (EI }, p N
Hartford and Springfield EI l2loS lSI a, Eoat,..,
For Connecticut River Railroad. (ELl l2;lS u ""'N'
FOR HSrori Providence Fshn Railroad tsI) m HID
Fo New Haven YewLOndon aud stOOingOu Railroad at M
l2;l5 38 D. O.. V,W.n.hy,gh
For Housatonc Railroad, a M and m mn,
For NaugAtuek Railroad I.. a m li5 aud 4:30 n,
vim Freight trem NorNak % panodr''
~ IN ecunssI2 ,y.d a ~ I2l5 4:J and $50 ~
Conmodous Sleeping Cars aeI Ms n UoyT snperutsndepI
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6itp QrOpfrtp 10 gft.

ITO LET or LEASE-The ReCtifying House,
Alcohol Dsery Storshouse and Stables covering ten lots Of
ground Fifteenth Tsna occupied
by PIKE Co. and kaoWp the Magnolia Dsuleryi complete
all leach tubs stills de- Apply 70
BRADSH JOHNSON SONS No. 4 West SIieentht, No ITO
" L. be made for Immediate possession
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SOUTH SIDE RAILR0Ap OF L -.

~ ISLANDCHAAGE OF TIME. On and aUer any - i'O'' Wv
trains will the Roosevelt and Ferries as iob"Ns
~. Mail for Patchogue aud ell stations
l0a IN Meuick and all StstoBA II, s,,,h ov.,.,
Express 10 Patebogle. stopping az heos y. 100 ~,
Rv a6d an stations east except Passengers By % Fae WI
be ueksted through BeHport and Fire Place. " sss rom
., eY..-----.,,.
Springfield, and Valley Stream. - -. -. =.
4s0 Accommodation 10 lpi on SATURDAY" hi0"su 70 fAl'
$50 p TO Msrick aud Saturdays throHgh TO lsip
An ps connect AZ VALLEY for RockasaY the $50
EYnress q D. m. will With
Ion Fire Island. ROBERT WHITE. OpeTntsndspt.
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ALBANY and TROY connecting wh northern and Westsr
vans leave New Tork follows; Cincinnati aud Chicago kIpssst
a m Chicago Express 1915 Montreal BIpren p fas
Ervrsa $50 D. n Night Express IL EsgaAtprssne hSo
sa stscbed to ali day n sleeping to night panA M
$50 u as runs on sooWN H. vASDERBILT yesPrs,idsnt
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Ouan Sttamlrs

IT S. MAIL TO HAVANA.
" ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Co.
Sailing regularly EVERY THURSDAY at eeOet prsSisly
from Pier No 4Eorth River
EAGLE. Capt NJ X Greene. Anrun a.
MISSOURI Capt G. W. PslneT. keptembeT T.
COLUMBIA, Capt Van Size (viA Nassau. September
no. BoNingfreen.