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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-07-07
Criminal Record.
LYNCH LAW.

LYNCH LAW.
WATsEKA, H., July 6.-Nearly thousand
persons of this town and surrounding country,
including men, women, and children, proceeded
to the jail last night and took theretrom Martin
Mera, who brutally murdered his son, ten years
old, and after giving him twenty minutes to
pray, rope was placed around his neck,
thrown over the limb of a tree, and hundreds Of
ready hands hauled him up and held him until
he was dead. The leader of the daring party
was DR.. Daniels, of Gilman, and he and his
abettors claim that Mera could only have
been convicted of maDslaughter, and for that
reason they. were justified in putting the arch
tiend beyond the reach of mercy. Mera, pre-
viOus TO his death, Ienounced Masonry and re-
adopted Catholicism.
THE KUKLUX TRIAL.
OXFORD, Miss, July 6.-Ihe closing argu'
ment for the defence in the kuklux cases was
resumed yesterday by Col. DOwd. He said the
indictment was the murder of citizens of Mlssls-
sippi by citizens of the same state. He argued
that the power to determine a cause of that
character was given by the people TO the state
government before the formation of the consti
tuition of the United States. He said the first
count in the indictment, which charged the de
iendant with murder, by conspiracy IN dis
guise, was founded on the prohibtive powers OF
the United States and not in grant OF power
to the government. The second count was
founded on the civil rights bill and enforcement
act He contended that the indictment, founded
on the prohibitive power in the constitution,
was absurd, and the whole legislation of con-
gress on the civil rights bill and enforcement
law was directed to the protection of citizens of
the United States and not to persons. Judge
Hills held that life and liberty among COMMUNE
ties were intended to be secured under the
amended constitution, and where two or more
persons conspire together for their deprivation
to citizen OF the United States it was viola
ton of the enforcement act. Ten Of the prison
ers were released on bail, but the others did not
succeed in obtaining it. Col Lamar's name
was restored 10 the roll of the court on motion
of the district attorney.
CoUNTERFEITERs ARRESTED.
CHICAGO, July CA gang of counterleiters
has been discovered in Wisconsin, with head
quarters at Monroe. About dozen have been
arrested thus far and the detectives are still at
work.
MURDER IN NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, July 6.-Samuel Rainey,
general bookkeeper of the New Orleans national
bank, was shot while at his desk about ten
O'Clock this morning, and almost instantly
killed, by William Boyd. The homicide was the
result of former business complications.
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COUNTY NEWS.

HoLDEN.-A number of employees in the
mandatory of Messrs. Howe g. Jefferson as
sembled at the Eaglevlle hotel, few evenings
since, TO present their fellow workman, Mr..
Henry Rivers, testimonial on account of his
failing health, and as a token of their respect
and esteem. Martin V. Jefferson, Esq, pre-
sided, and the presentation of large roll OF
greenbacks was made by Gates Chapman, Esq,
on behalf of the donors, accompanied with a
neat speech, which was appropriately and feel
ingly responded to by Mr.. Rivers. Feeling re-
ing remarks were also made by Mr.. William
Thompson, through whose efforts the testi-
monial was got up.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-07-07

LONDON, July 6.-Frederick William, crown
prince Of Prussia, and prince imperial of Ger
many, accompanied by Princess Victoria ar
rived in London this evening, and was received
at the station by the prince and princess of
Wales. The crown prince brings with him the
order of the black eagle, which he will confer
on Count Bernstorff German ambassador to
the court of st. James.
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woRDY ATTACK ON BISMARCK.

BERLIN, July 6-The ultramontane party in
both Prussia and Austria are making united
and violent attack upon Prince Bismarck charg-
ing him with direct and wilful misrepresenta-
ton Of the contents of letter recently addressed
him by Cardinal Antoneli on the Roman ques-
ton. The ultramontansts threaten, unless q
policy more favorable to the holy see is adopted
by Bismarck, his ant-Catholicism will cost him
all his well-won laurels and successes.
HEALTH OF THE EMPEROR.
Emperor William has nearly recovered from
his recent attack of rheumatism.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-07-07
NOR SALE-FACTORY PROPERTY

IL A Reliable Water Power; Two Mills, No Stone 81
50. No. Wood ~ IS, three stores bye House sup
Iled with Steam boilers and vatss stock House IN
good repair; sets Wooden Machinery, in good running
order; Wheels and Skating, new Cottage Tenements
story Boarding House; Barns; 81 Acres excellent
Land stocked with irult large Reservoir, with DAM
nearly win be sold very low II applied for soop
on easy terras OF Payment
Apply 20 LEWIS &. CAPEN, Putnam, Conn,
chapin's y. 4. Farm Agency ~"
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FOR SALE-Good COUNTRY STORE,
Il doing good business. in thriving village; post
Office In the store; good dwelling house connected with
store; barn acre Of good land y miles from Mor
cester; would exchange for small farm Wor-
cester; sold on account OF Ill health.
ell DIFF L. A. Ely Il CO.
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Bowen's pardon is not yet received. III
blank form was mailed to the president Ia
Saturday.
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saia rrsda We - oesey far 80 az LEV
and PROVISION BUSINESS, situated corner Of Pros
pect and Summer SITS. Location and trade second to
none TO meaning business this is a rare oppor-
unity
ie2s diff BUTTON b AUSTIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-12
AUCTION SALES OF LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE
TQgieSidf,

An who have real estate for sale or 10 lei,
and those desiring purchase or rent such properly
viii find It 10 their interest to advertise ID HE I"DO'N
Its reate circulation exceeds that OF any other news
,,,,er and u addition 10 this advantage THE TRIBUNE
win be found not ouly IN NewYork and all its cities ana
villages but in every state and Territory throughout the
Union The advertisement should be as brief as Will
allow OF the advantages claimed being made clear tothe
reader We would especially dwe! on the TACT that the
Subscribers for the three editions OF THE TRIBUNE Daily
semiWeekIy and Weekly, comprise individuals IN every
business profession consequently advertisements in each
are read by all classes. TIE TRIBUNE devOes especial
attention to reports Of sales Of real estate both in city
and country thus adding greatly to the value OF It's col
uns ae al advertising medium. The charges FOR advcr-
Using are a. oluws DAILY TRIBUNE, 30 cents per IEe
for each insertion. WEEKLY TRIBUNE, g per hne sE''-
WEEKLY TRIBUNE cents per line. About ten words OF
our WIDE coiumu5 average line Terms, cash in advance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-12
REALJESTATE.

NEw-YoRK, Friday, Aug. II, 1871.
No sales were held at the Exchange to-day.
The property f)r Helmbold advertised to he sold at
Ing Branch Yesterday not disposed Of IT was Of
feed in one bot and purchaser could be found. Had
the property been subdvdod into small lots, the whoe
could have sold at good prices
Jolpsuu Miller yesterday closed ont the remainder
OF tbe Col A. NJ Wood farm at Ingiesde at even better
prices than were realized at the first sale. The attend
ante was large and the bidding prompt and spirited 10
the close As several OF the purchasers took large ol
tons many who expected to purchase single plots NeI
much disappointed The property netted upward Vi
10000. - -.
VIM H. RaynOr has sold lots, cor. OF Lnxlngtoh
ave and 25X75, for s6p ana
resod for 81 800. Also lot II. cor sevenyseN
ST and MadiSOn-ave 70 feet on Seventy-seyenth+ anu
100 II. in the Avenue, for s7,C0J Also "t9 ~
Madisonave., SevcntysiXth and sevenths's'' -o~'o
each, for $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-12
AuGlion Sales of Real estate.

DY p. S. SEABURY, Real Estate Agent, No.
PRINCE GEORGE AND SUSSEX LAND FOR SALE At AUG
TIOS-I1 plf1luc tc.i o trust a William Gee .nd wife TO
me o. trss ,h dy Of April lj and Of record the
Ccr.s Olo Comfy ar Of Prince Geore touny 'rn'
auction store Of sclbury the City Of Petersburg Va sell at
public The io.,nN-r. valid bc real estate: - .
panel OF land called SANTA ROsA
Prince George Nrfa "WrHck swamp" eIceptng
rprom pa q ad containing about 80 aeres which be-
longs Geo ruseeeag The eane Of said tract to
amount o cb1rt 200 ..-.r
SFi. That esrtn other raei pe-c Of lind called WAR
VICES Prince George between Nrwct swamp AMI
The Narok ami P,egg fr5ai sId containing t aerr In
erdrR small detached % land cld hirsnis, con
tanning 20 acres, lying near by. . .....,-...,.
lard. That certain other tract ~ land called "WRENNS' hing IN
The County Of Prince George on ae Bos eide OF baeWar S"sp
n.f,llHg about 30
foy mat certain other parcel q lsnd called JOYS in
Prince George County the uol side Of warwick swamp ana d-
Joining the tract called Wsrvlcys" containing 32J
FtGh other parcel Of Lana yrg in Prince
containing acres, Lac oi
"GRASTHAMS," across The road. - ,...o,,.,,.., ID.
Sra: otie parcel Of Land called PohtlNS
ling Comfy Wig south al 'Narwick swamp al
extending 20 Pigeon swamp" DARK swamp" containing ll0
acres 0 Of Land reserved crerom for the OF tie Nor
ok nd Petersburg Railroad md a gragey -rL - -
These e whole about FOkIlSlS UNDRkD AND
TiFIYIuRHE ACRES ling ueghboro0d the Norfolk ard
Petersburg Va end gst inducements TO colony 81
improved with good dwellings
and hem particularly the ROMAN TRACT con
tain la--e quantities u most val "a De- timber.
Mr. William SANTA ROSA VII take pleasure in showing the
~ The once
LYON. At;1ruevs-at4s fabt-st Prterturg va
OF Prchl cash the balance upon credit
~ months euli 1smeu bearing interest ~ bper mi
secured BY udOred gonAh not snd deed Of asi Upon
.bc pror crt, hou. a.. JOHN LYON, Trustee.
T. =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-12

DEPARTMENT o INTERIOR PESslos OryiCE,
WasHISGTOS, D. C., Aag J, iJIl. 4
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
y Once September rOKnO for eight hlRe toa
sand OO LIrH0GRAP CHECKS for the II the P
Agencies (6ty.uine number 1872 Samples be
seen at this 0nee any L. $ PeB,i"n Agesry.
by guarantee signed b. Re
suJies, that the bidder engaged IN the
Of thographng and Ea the facilities for The perform
BIZ satisfactory
proposal should be .upcei rei
dence Of the and the proper date
The right all bss that be o'eol reserved
]. H. BAKER, Corl1i.sione Of Penso.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-12

A lot Of secondhand carriages and wagon am4ug
which there a Victoria by Wood Brothers Co., aEd
a DOgeart by Miner & steyeus-We.c als0 disposed of
81 satisfactory prices.
Mr. Durland OF Pine Island, near Goshen ". Y,
Gently sold his hvey earOld irOtter sired by Hetzpls
HambetOnan, dam by Old star, to Mr. Charles Back
man OF stony Ford for $500. since Mr.. Backman has
owned him he has trOted $3.50 gait, and evnccs SIN
greater promise. Mr.. Il. now values him at $1,000.
In the carriage trade there Is no particular change
The demand the repositories is Hight from AL sources
but manufacturers busy with orders for the FaI
season.
Mr. Robert Bonner, built by AessFs Long d s.sby
OF Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-12
Connirn Real Gstaie for Sale.
RST-CLASs FARMs. CouNTRY SEATS,

l. VILLAS, on The HUDSON RIVER for SALR-Tbe mloSng
cE No inclusive, erien
N, vs. snd yarous and nc
4rnfcen scenery hst IL hanks and e yo eeaoe h
Of the hungs and beauty decoration AMI 'aon Of
wen as in socal religious snl duca os aiyahay
railroad and steamboat COMMUNICATION the most p
AMI delightful for .ae this celebrated ryer Of them SET
supporgi several Of them pay from on the pe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-12
Ueelshes!er countn lleaI esta.e for Sale.
ANFIrGAVT COTNTPY SEAT

n ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT
~ for SALE accommodating within an boar en1 pan o
NeYork Whoser County, containing 400 acres In the highest
state Of cuHvaon land splendid MANSION 20 feet 'front.'
deep perfect order; also Building, 20 by o) arranged
for clubhouse aca!enr so level ground suitable for
Tace;ak; G and Saw MIL p feet head Of water never ans
stream barn stable hundred head Of cattle fonr apple
e1cards pear orchard al grated ard choice @ fronting
lake; all order and grounds ornamental water in al
Tar house; every respect guenans establishment and as
for health Is unsurpassed nywhere the atmosphere dry ard adapted
70 weak ungt good lot Is front the city vii be
taken in par payment Address WILLIAM DAVE Tribune Oac
EOR SALE-To close estate Of Job X. Car
pn.er Armouk Westct Co. y containing 100 acres 10
arabic rssurlge With good tToory house "a rooms
barn anu oNhoaqes ifu' AID excellent wT pleasant sur
churches 81 d' rent
frs ApIv 20 EDWARD CARPENTER. PiesyantyiLe, " est
chester Co.. N Y. or EDWARD CLARKE, Tribune Ohe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-12
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET
NEw-YoRK. Friday. Aug. II. ~

,r NEwYoRK. Friday, Aug. II, Is7f
-. Inc Inc Horse market is still depressed, ard
is features pretty much The same az previously repoed
Arrivals are limited to small lots Of Canadian and West
e work horses and sales confined TO the Same class OF
lo"-p1ced animals. Dealers valuable stock are oucn
20 reasonable Offers but there no transactions OF
any consequence. S"''e'i'iS"'
an auction sale OF horses, carriages harnes etc va,
neu to-day AT hesers Johnston & Van TAss.lVs Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-12
Proposals.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
= The Trustees OF tue Tenth Ward Office OF tie Clerk Of The
Public Instruction Of GranA md hmst un.
Of 1871 and unEl coch m on
dsv Of sohooHouse on the e pent
occupied by Primary schoo No l. Laiosst near Jesney
the Ohce Of tie nupen ndeh 81
Bud ngs and Hepsirs, No III Grsndst, third floor.
Proposals estimate each branch OF TIE WORK -
rstey inorsed Proposal for Mason Work Pogo al Tor Car
pener WORK Proposal for Painting"
onsbe and approved urees will be requr from each sue
bdaer ami no prposa considered In which
School Tustes tie ugt 10 r aby ~ Az
Of the proposals offered. .
ALOSZO TRUESDRLL /
WILLIAM MCCAPFlL, p...d -, -.
GEORGE htSZER, } N'T, W. a.. t''e
GEORGE T. PATTERSON. i''" ""'''
BENJAMIN i. SNAPPER J
Dated Jsy r. 1911.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-12
fora 3sIaro Real estate fer Sale.

EOR SALE-At Huntington, L. l., COTTAGE,
Containing land Frce, $500 IerIas
easr NJ. A RCLaND & Co. 5 Be-kmsn-T.. y J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-12


NOR SALE-A FARM of 100 acres, 90 miles
a from ety, shore, for half ~ value. - 1870
h. FRANKLIN CLARK, No. IS Liherty-gt
w BRADY, Real Estate Agt, Houston, Texas,
has or sale Oh s0 choice Texas Llndt Pobshes Bra
dvs Gro Of Texas" With and sBd much valuable
reformation upon the Empire Pnee See, postpaid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-12
nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and IVES.
PRy RAILROAD.

NORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION
sEw sRq4R GaGS ni sE %aGr
SUMNER ARRASGEMENTs commencing MONDAY, July IT,
800 m BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via BoontOn Branch
directly through from SeT.YoTk 0ego without shsn.e Of eA
and Scranton With and r R. for Kingston "DAe'Sa Pitts
EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN onneng, Deuyls With Boz
S T n1o, and SoS a. With Ire d. L. and R.
euse and Osweg and at Laston with Legh Valley all points
2o h. LEHIGu VALLEY EXPRESS stops Newark, Morris,
town Waterloo Washington Phpsbug and
Eason Waterloo With su"er Railroad a PhPseuTg
nor Bethlehem Allentown Maueh Chunk. WkeOare' Re''ns and
400 p m BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN Paterson and
Booa,on ron. ,onsh 70 Bn;a,on S,9O.s Change s. o. r.
and ~:tsTIC s y5 vpn RE- At po,. VII, c.s,
R. at Waterloo with SUSSEX R. and at Ia Ton with R. for
HhCKETTsTowNN MAIL, connects with BoOn'On Chester
'n $40 51' . ~ .'I HHcRRrTsTowY EXPRESS.
doRRIsrowE at7:l5. $40 l:2o 1900 m, 2: 3;9o f'
For SUBMIT and intermediate station, at $50 1'7i5 odo 1910
ard nR ss 2 s 80 . 40 Ra Ran iH So G s 1910
I20 1910 2o $780, 42o 49, $780, e;oo 0''O 90" s'
SF@AsK s 7 '9 go ,S s' :o ; l 9S
S ii.6 e. $50 $50 .sso $50 800, $50 s'l' and
Les Leave E. Nev!YorI for BLo6FIELD and M9STAR 60
' F. saa siG for I * hoP&TcoSG at rs m
md S Steamer snF s;s hr'i For At BE HoS
LAKE at 73 n m 20 a AM pe tI60LEYs MOUNTAIN
a. s aGG s tsps ~ ia:e M $50 $50 .o and ssIng
~. RArosl at Haketstown thence by Stage miles foi DELLA
WAKE WATER GAP at $500 n. and 400 m For hChFihLD
SPRINGS at ga IN. D eChOCn, sap.In1"-eH.-
ERIE RAILWAY,-TRAINS Leave Depots
II foot Of Chamhest audfoo: Of 23dst, follows;
Through leave Cbam6ers-st at 80
% M and u o. NJ daily. improved Drawing Room Sotenes
accompany throughtO Buffalo and buenson bS
connecting Horusy With magnificent Sleeping coaches running
throu-b to and Cincinnati Sleeping Coaches
Bridge and the train from NeSf9rA 70
BSao suspension Bride and Cincinnati An Emgan' Train leaves
For Port Jeryis and WAY, 800 m. snl 40 p
For Mdlown Way at 'Je and J:Jo p m and sundays
only, $3.50 a m.
For Otsvlle and Way, at -ll30 -
For Nesburgh ami Way az 800 a 30 and 30 p
For suIern and Way and ?. -.
and Way, t;i9, ~ ''A''
For iacknsacs Tse and Spring Valley at 8l5 and u g.
24O 500 600 i5 and Wednesdays ana Saturdays only
For Pemont Nvak Tamans and Wsy O. 20 fl3o '3:l
t5 45 5:J 80 and Wednesdays an1 satur
dys only 2 midnight Special sandal Trains at 1880 N and 40
PSBTrips leaving Chsmbrs hafhours leave
eat depo rs minuts than above Last boat from 2
Passage and Drawing Room and Sleeping
and fgr the checking OF Bag
gaze nav Offices al 529 and s5 BroSray 25
tbambest s. l25thst and Sd Avenue, Harlem
orrt Brooklyn Brosdsay Wlransburg Depo,s foot Of
Jersev CIV snd OF the Agents the principal hotels
sDaiy tFor Permont and Mack tFor hsckens1ck.
For lackensacE ana Hi!ldale only. For Crrel osly.
l. u. RUCKER, Au.us Wh r. bAhfS
GeBlSuOL I5iL "ehl rssr n =
N-r,v vOpV AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
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6teamboais and Railroads.

nAILY EXCURSIONS to LEWES and the
RLs3RE @sS S Splendid gong steamer.
DAILY at from Pier a. ~ r. aaorng splendid Opportunity
dctet. Sr he tip good ior weeI. ss
EOR N0RWALK and DANBURY-Ra
S' 10 do s.a ,,so'd s, s.a RTs SSI, rsxs
and 4, G n.s, r, Rs nm leave, s'rr p
IS csnt. EIcur,ion tickets ri IS
RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD co.'s
Hop INDEPENDENT LINE for the WEST sQVTHwESn ant
A kR IN. RAILROAD Soa River , sPS NLA w fsorE
't psns sG ns. a ss S nd G nd ro" on
i iSs Z, 1s. route WEST q TIP w..sis
y "Ai' 'Oo' C. wy " PBRvEfL G,ner, Agent.
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY
% ~ SSrpsr,s yi South Branch Railroad Hampton function
With the L9 sneSna, st'I and Eaoa with Is. IL
t1rg n Ne West Of % ao ' csnt PanS
ALLE sFRiyG I d.s sx TO TEs WEST.
Commanding May 22 iS7I-Lea1e New YorT >, follows.
barre Pou aassrS E.op Be;Sel% M.ab Ct w.s.
IS"shaa WsveIy &e Connects With D. L. and W.
S,aI %T Ts, Es a a re sun. for E..o A.
ngieu at Phps5arr with Lsss A.. sS S At soPsye for EN-
s WIZ o. Seant Nv, T,mspor Enc
Io:9o a. m.-wsy Train for sOmervile.
NasGo Hdn %sS. hsf s Ant ecanS a'fh ,S cs1.
Ephrat PottSVe Harrisburg, &C. Connects Ppsburg B
ID m-For Phiuseld
h-rOI bAs0h t0nnecs PhhpsbuR With ieh gh
suq Division Tor Allentown We.hsre and scr,Ioni ,a at R.oa
with Lehgh Valley H. for Allentown ami Csaauqus Connes al
Junction with D L. and w. K
D. m-Por Easton. Allentown and Msuch CHUNK.
1902. m-FOr Someryille and bennington.
pmCtsoNSAu BrPRE.s daily Bas,ou, Bethlehem Allen
Reading Harrisburg Chicago, Cincinnati
Ia and Palace Cars to Pittsburgh sndC Chicago
5:l5 D. m-Por someTyile
D. 0-Por Eas;on.
.. m-For SomerVile.
10 D m-(f grantl-POr Ras,on-
9:40p. m-Por Plalnied.
I2pm-Fo Piansed Wednesdays AMI SATURDAYS.
For Elizabeth $50 600 6:J Ills, lt5 30, ESQ, 800 e:
lO.JO Hes m II $500 3;l5 3:45. 500 40 4:
SIS 500 SIS 800 $50 1890 7:1 7:t $40 go: 1875 200
Ticket, the obtained the ofee OF The Cnt,l Rail-
road NeTJerser foot Lory EeE and the principal
h0's' anu 'eAs 0"''' M K z KICKER Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-12
Clinical estate for Sale.

TOR SALE. at a BARGAIN-BUILDIN
known as Gasf Han Esft Thrift our;l-s 81 by TO-. 4orvi
also ar IN FIXTURES , Tint -.0-rH4. Tet for bAcfsi
y7 De- sold cheap lngoge Of lGHlSlD&E, o. r-rtl.avc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-12
NEWMAN SpRINGS-These famous waters

y LYMAN SPRlNGS.-Ihese famous waters
~ .n 5s the banks Of the Shews
~ ne p'asalt DIVE Om Long Branch and Red Bank
% advantages frat tn afflicted health and pleasure
st ENJOY n uIuoss atmosphere and beautiful surroundings
i--ti,h kafl rmb Arbo and shady walks good fish
~ u4lF and 5oetHg. The leading properties o. e Medicinal
ss are Iron AM Sulphur Tbe yellow Spring the premises
80 M iaue from Tie fact that thing which The water
ssi.s 's te chemical analysis being principally ln the vital ee
- o. ho0cv quaihe Terms by the mouth
- ~ a. n Fruklius daiy and
A'As bfAoa s<so loot Of alusyst, convey p1seag~rs
pr,,rie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-12

J ". MLAGHLK
IHlS aAVORITE SUMNER RESORT.
a., Aht DtNhOkE HOUSE Ssis51rr. VI. viii open jane
S1'ob v. g. MERRITT Proprietor
SukLTEk ISLAND PARKS.-A NEW WA
~ Pa ~ shetef bland Garaers Ba9, opposite
a. 80 te e1sII Il the Long Island Railroad Biles
= - ~ ~ ll..re1 and t--r-Y mile. from El.ton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-12

TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK
For SewIlsyen aud Bridgeport EI) llO l2l5 (EL
(EID 3:45. 40 $50 and Ok p. m.
For Milford Strstfod Fairfield, Southport and "es'por l"a
por south Sorw.s = (RI I2l5 CEI tEI 2.5
so lEIl $3.50 S;a9 and SEI ( Do ,.ao ,,dsa,m
For stanford (BI 9, ll0 l25 (EL 3D. (HE) Jto
4:9O tEr) 4.4S. 5:3o. $50. 7:l5 (ET.l
Greenwich intermediate Stations Il y lS ~ ga, $50
It5 500 G.y. rs m.
Mail leaves Twenty seEenth-si New ORR a. p n Tor
Boston, yls both Springfield Line and shore Line
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield a. m and . p m
For Boston ' Shore Line, l2l and
For Hartford nd Springfield, a m. PAS, ,, and m 49,,
Por Newport (EI) AM IBIS III connecting With
Ssaganse Bay WEXFORD arriving N ess than eight
=.
For Connecticut River Railroad m Rl5 to Montreal
D n. Northampton.
For Line Railway to SoEseh AID Providence 2l9
g. TO New London and Sorweh, p N.
Newayen AMI Northampton Railroad Ia p m to North
snpton and WILLIAMSBURG. ... -. =.
Eea-Hayen hildetown and Wlmanic Railroad TAR Llne
, m and p. m.
For Hou,atonic Railroad d. and p. m.
For Railroad 70 waterbury
Danbury and Norvak Railroad, IBIS and ip o.
For Nrw-Csnssn Railroad, . A. I25 40 and O p N,
oOas Sleeping attached TO Tram and also 10 sun
Nal either Line Drawing Car attached 10 the
q m. snd Trains - $780,, -.
the Depot New York and New Haven R. TvntTeyenh
also the oces Of the Newiori Transfer Co
Do. EYpre No s4 Broadway AMI No Courtsa Brookni aud
BY leaving suitable notice have their baggage called o and checked
from reyiIeuce 20 destination. JAMES H. hOli, supL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-12
Goteis.
5Emnlsr Retreats.


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F0f urs aa3les Lie Mohouk House New Paltz Ulster Co.
n J. ALBERT h SMILEY