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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-26

BAXTER TUESDAY Nov 2s MARI the beloved wifi Of
Barter the ih year Of her age nshe Of Aragh Couny Long
Friend. Of the family respectfully invited d he funeral
osioc I' p n ''''''"'''
FLAGG-In hi, city .er brief illness Monay Gov a. A'nHas
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
HALLOCK-ou Sunday morning Nov. % Mrs De@e uock aged
The f1na viii t4L place Wednesday the 26tA inst q O'Clock
way RsIsivcs aud friends are jnytsl to attend.
HARBEcK sadenv on Saturday 20 1873 John H. abeok.
Relative, and rends invited attend h iruerl hi, M
de9ce, No "a CeFnonave BROOKLYN on "edneSsy No 20
HoLmRs-A hi, residence noi.ou The morning 9th,
His esuvs and friend, and those Of bis Rev J NC Holm.
fusrs IN the First reformed Church Of D,os y H. wednesday.
NOV 20 al o'clock m
mESlsou Tuestav Nov %, william j. son Of Toms md
Faas t,ie, place at Church. Cold spnr Tlu,r.
JoHySToNOn Monday Nov o. 1873 Narh ssrsh isuehter Of
James and sophlf Johnston az d s.'' ana - 81 - ,,s
w. on Wedaesday 26a inst. Al 2 O'Clock D N.
KAYSgR-ou Sunday the 23i after sbsr illness FNnes H.
gy ,d Fc"s Of Sbs S Rpgrom Horse Guards BroesD
Scbda Corg steubes Lodge No. l53 o. al o. r. AemlHlA
officers Filth Brigade and eImemtsrs Of Rra9l iorso
Guards are inSie 1 E ,ad as on s sgE . Bo z
KEARSYA Newbusb. TUESDAY. NOg %. Mss bia keSfny
Faaera At rnn Chuh sangee. Thursy the pa at
KSIGHTIn BookIrn OIL MOudiy inst daughter Of
Relatives invited attend her funs from the residence
L. We, nesiy, tie 18th inst. a. O'Clock.
LYNCu-Ou ssuray Nov % 1873 bis reden No $40 Cum
berrdt BROOKLYN Thomas Lynch In the 12d Of hs
The incs Of the m Invited TO attend th funeral
residence. at O'clock "Wednesday
20 to the Church Of the Assumption corner Of Ji' aud ior,
be 0fere for the Of BIS soul,
O'CLOCK Aer the the remains will be aiken 70
Calvary Cemetery for inenaenL
Paterson, Y. J., papers please copy.
NcDANIELs-At Rutaad w. "a 1873 isughter
Gen. Isaac McDaniei aged l3 months aud -
days
Funeral O'Clock Wedneday. Nov &c, at 81 manst
OSEILOp the Oath inst. Eliza wife q James Neil age q
Her friends especially uyei
Wednesday. 18th al rom III rst near ABB
iHgtOD broOkyn
PNSEO SUNDAY evening William w. Pinnes The 6st year Of
his
The relatives friends Of the family invited 10 the funeral from
m residence Elkheh ~ j. On Weincsday Nov 20, a. III
O'Clock
Monday the 2fh after short Illness Mrs Han
nah Stewart of Lewis the Goth year Of her
Ol respectfully al
THURSDAY. the eth inst 81 from Der lrte
residence 100 last Twenty bdt, Fourth sihoat
further notice.
TRB-ou Monday morning Nov. "a after nesnng iness sn
ue rrbt, agol ~ years
TIC friends 81 the family y invites 70 attend
the spngsL Presbyterian Church near neAsl
Wednesday, 2uh II O'clock without fnfAer
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DnMYsrIC p0nra


sosror 2J.-Arnyed. oanhe Worcester rom sav,n1sh
BTLr,.r Me- Nov 2JClezd slip Antelope tueNl Of Bosces
Cg.RLr.ToS Nov 25-Arved bark stormy Petrol from Monte
so SsI.i bark Ansoda Adrian for avfe schr Jesse Elizabeth
for PhilsdslDks -.
.n,bip yirgo Tor NoxYork sehE Coheha Tor hysse
FOREIGN PORTS.
salru .xProy Nov 2j.-Tke steam BIZ "esf "Hssfoo Foa
New Yo Nov Is Bremen, arrived here tbs mofhis ana pro
cesfei. -. -. NJ. w..
here ,1tery moon The steamship CITY Of ba'AnA Ron
NosYsrf arrived here this morning.
DISASTERS.
po.xo w. o, The ,icrmsn bdr Msrs Cape Tow, C. O.
Tor Boston went ashore . O'clock list 1gt tree mics cav llos
a., race Pt Cape high the be ch and VIII nave
,rge her cargo mAni hemp and h1es the ere" are al '
Tbe-e but ma \ chance Of saving the vessel - A.,
The Marshal with for B0'-o5 struck or anoffIe'
sbo On night the 22t inst anI geai peee Tue ere" we're
ps.r Ne EoT % The brig Ben Young before reporied
sore hes ~ tow7 10 Maeha The shr Wid Hunt"
" pr, asn Nov The Ne'e Waller, from Msciiu.
boupS yss,ysrt having been be rocks
ear Porlapa lights and injured her bottom
,v.SA No. British Jerome joiner from Dsrnonb.
n S. With CARO- Of coal for sTina stranded he 2lt n %
at Key rs miles Of Cuess Al hands bot ole EeTs sase
SPOKEN
Nov D. 35 so long " 90 bart Sunshine from Leb ar
ksr-York
NOTICE ITO MARINERS.
wAsHrSGroS Nov Conl GeBsa Of the Uaite States a.
The Coli of Will be romoy
and the gbhp showing bghE fei light at pfosct anchored 70
VII be Of taeNboTe hoal All Vessels VI" pass
10 the westward Of the lgbtship
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-26
GEN. BURRIELs REPLY.

In reply to the above letter, Gen. Burriel,
under date OF Nov. IL. 1873 discussed at great length
the position assumed by Commander Lorraine. He
began by expressing his incompetence as subordinate
officer 10 deal with the question OF postponement or
pardon raised blythe protest and petition OF the British
officer lie then defended the seizure OF the Vrgnlus
and the executions on the ground or the right
of every nation to take all necessary measures
for its own preservation He makes great parade OF
MS own lofty sentiments saying That he yields 10 no one
IN feelings OF humanity, and exercises christian cnay
in All practical circumstances that his soul troubled
and saddened whenever the law ehastses man win
death, however despicabe criminal he may be that
ain solemn and critical occasions like those at present
or this island and when II Is necessary tDat tDe NATION
should to boodshed TO maintain the integrity OF
is territory and % punish its enemies at home and
abroad obeyDg sad and necessity OF It's own
preservation u say and you have TO know that
on this occasion any who like me, whether ~ De In
spain ngand any civilized nation, owes obedience
10 the laws of commander, submits hlnse 10 the
orders OF his superors no has to suppress me Oeang
OF his heart and choke his feelings within his bosom
Let me remind you that served the distinguished
military institute OF the noble English nation where
you may ask aud be informed II ever did anything but
comply with the law OF your country literally"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-26
TWEED STILL IN THE ToaBs.

William NJ. Tweed still remains In the
Tombs his business affairs not being. is said yet
ranged His brother and private secretary visited him
again Yesterday They remained some time with che
prisoner Mr. Bartlett Of his counsel also had an inter
view with him. In the afternoon Coroner Keenan, and
several members of the Americas Club called at the
prison and wished be admitted to soc Tweed, but as
they we're not provided with passes the Warden was
Obliged to deny them admission The Sheriff wasunaDie
to say positively whether Tweed would be removed 70
tho Penlten tary to-day or moi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-26

We call attention to the advertisement of
the aoham Manufacturing Company in our issue OF to-
day. The Gorham Company preGminently the great
silver OF this country. and 1t Is not too
much to say OF the world They trace their origin as
far back as $780, but, until quito recently they have
worked exclusively for the dealers throughout the ooun-
try They open their extensive salerooms IN Bond.
az TO the public To those OF sterling silver
advice is to visit great silver house of the orham
Company.-World.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-26
LATEST SNIP NEVIS.
For Other SAip 1ers see Second Paoe.l

For Other Sap Neics see Secofld Page.
ARRIVED,
Steamship rh.ou Berry, Charleston Nov. 81 rndss and
pas 10 J. ". Qsintard J. Co
Dns Peggy lSorD, Moler Havana - days. with mcdo.
SAILED.
Samshps MORO Castle for Havana Leo for sAvanssh wnhA
tan for Charleston NchmoBd for Nooh chips samn- a. Reel
Tor Yokohama Washington. for JVrpoo bsks Mslasa
Serene Auckland and Wellington " T.; Kiuzs.m Itaiv
onion Danovsro for Cork Tor order c
Bernudsi Aeeis Tharow for H,yej BI.eso Brnads
0ecas Ringer for Cape Town O. Msrori Tuboe 0r
Rio Jane,fo; Early Bird or 81 AagusleG
wINI,--agas.t. moderate W cLsslf
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DIR RELATIONS WITH SPAIN
Continued from First Paso.

lies Hed from Mauzan'o on the steamer VIVA cara
Many Of these landed of Batabano' opposite Havana,
and others fed 10 the interior of the island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-26
RAILWAY INTERESTS.
REPORT IN FAVOR or ACCEPTING 1e6 MnRs OF THE
NORTHERN PACIFIC ROAD.


REPORT IN FAVOR or ACCEPTING lB MiIRS OF THE
NORTHERN PACIFIC ROAD.
lBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUSE1
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2j.-The Commissioners to
examine l96 miles OF the Northern Pacific Road between
Red River Missouri reported to-day in favor of &C
cepting it. They find the line well located. the grades
and such the law prescribes tho excavations
all good condition, and most OF the embansments up
to the requirements OF the law The bridges are we'll
constructed; the ties are half OF Norway pine and the
rest Of tamarac and oak Blasting Is going ON Tor
new road. There are 37i miles OF snow fences ana ls
line being placed loo feet from the track ana the lines
ARE 100 feS he e are Of that
the road we'll up the requirements " the law.
and ought to DO accepted.
MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE OLD COL
oSY RAILROAD COMPANY.
BosToN, Nov. 25.-The annual meeting of
the stockholders OF the Old Colony Railroad Company
Was held this forenoon in the hall OF the depot in this
city There WAS a full attendance. The following
elected directors ".
on.low stearns of Boston, Uriel Croker Of Boston.
benjamin Finch OF Newport oiiser ANS Isr ~
Taunton Jacob III. Loud OF Plymouth hlchard borden
Of Fall River Royal W. Turner OF in o. yepois
john 4. Brayton OF Fall River. Prince .. Crowei Oh
Dennis.
MIDLAND AND ERIE FREIGHT CONTRACT
MIppLErowN, N. Y, Nov. 25.-Since the
separation of the n. Y. Midland and n j. Midland Com
paues tho former have made arrangements with the
Erie Company for the Erie carry all OF their freight
East, the transshipment being made here About 40
car loads transshpped every day ana new sWtcIes
have been laid to facilitate work THIS may lead 10
the laying of third rail by the Erie east OF Middle
town.
THE POUGHKEEPsIE RAILROAD BRIDGE
The Directors of the Poughkeepsle and Hud-
son River Bridge Company. at aspecial meeting heid
yesterday at the company's ONCE appointed q IL in
vile Chief Engineer and J. Edgar Thomson Consulting
Engineer The maps Of tho structure ana approaches
we're accepted and ordered died IN the once OF me
state Engineer az Albany and IN the County Clerks
Office of Dutchess aud Ulster Counties Inc company
directed engineers to begin the work OF
al once and ground will be broken on FRIDAY. Tbe
corn. rstone Will be- laid time hcxt month anu tue
work will be prosecuted with energy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-26
MYSTERIOUS ROBBERY AT TIFFANY CO.'S.
A robbery, or rather series of robberles,

wac discovered the store OF Tiffany Co. Yesterday,
committed. IT is supposed by one of the saesmen G.
T. COOK, Que OF the Arm, reported the mat
ter at the Detectives Office at Police Heau-
quarters and he s assisting Detective Elder IN wokpg
tue Tue robbery defalcaOn Is said 10 be for
very large amount but the police refuse TO give ANY IN
formation whatever concerning the case At Tue present
TINA.
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cratic nar,x 80 Of the founders OF the Barn.
hnrner nary. the Free Soil party.
He was elected Controller OF Ns city 10 the Fail OF ls5
te Inree yea ~ ~. ,me blind o never
lost his interest In political matters, "u 'no "' pspors
we're read 10 nm by his daughters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-26

BIGELOw- uRQUHA RTAt Trinity Church Nov % By Rev Moe
gan Dix D. HtB W Beow Of Boston 10 habeLa c. diogbtsr
OF the late Cspt Walter Urquhart Of this city.
HARDIsG-CH AMBERLA-On TUESDAY S0V. %. 1873 u New
Brunsxek " j. BY the Rev Dr. Woodbridge. william hrlrg OF
Aieis daughter OF the Br Hiram Chan 5eah,
deceased, late Of Brownsville. Texas
WOoDRUFP-DR ThGrsisT Nov 90. 81 the re,d
Greeaepace Brooklyn y TIE Rev Dr.
L.. Cuger Clifford Woodruff M Siab NJ DE Nit al d
Breoklyn. No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-26

Gold slse,at gold p gold "a alloy. fas all the reGsrsnenta
I8ea gold considered honest zodi 9s, well mi ~e
proportions TAI. their PreeasOns ard Oog l5 IL
and aa msy oe tolerated they Ike beauI pgmont mixed
xh base The Book % Hall Mirss" Americans
visiting Eagsnd sscud Mr. SrRgErERs store u CoalutI,
bis choice stock Of lScrt gold sad ser
jewe BoeIsh clocks and bronte, Catalogue po Tree
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% wh,, r,xbt 70 be cop.idered Honesay and legal,

Rupturcd People, don't the dausSoa' wire Inne Stay
horrible metal trusses Tue Bsro lEa. coS
Brosd rsy RHp1rc comfortably night and ~ s cafe
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~ tina. irstitution. has occupied

sico 900 Of the funds Of that psttuon has cccnp'ed
two days before United States Commissioner
and was concluded TIT afternoon. Tho accused VIII oe
sent TO the April of the United states Circuit to
for indictment bail being fixed at $4,000 for his appear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-26
MdRRIED.

True ard False Science speech he Tyn1sA eSsssss H
Parke G.4Aih. ia TaiBGSz LEcrUKE Extra NJ. 3.
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AN RMBHzLING BANK PRESIDENT TO Ok IN
DICTED.
RICHMOND. Nov. 5.-The examination OF
O. A. Brooks ato President OF the MerchanS National
Bank OF Petor,burs charged with the subessewent OF
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save your Gas Biifs.Ask yourtroer for CH.Rp BCsxs
SIYKR SpHLG OH Brilliant aEd Safe. l54 dAileaisue
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The Tribune Evangelical Alliance Extra. No. ~ (Sa
pages. containing n AID accurate account Of al che proceeding.
ppe dscassors Of the seen Of the WORLDS kvAN
GgCAL ALLIANCE at New York. and will be sent by
any address the United states To- 90 per sops, ~
copies TOT ~ All Of The important kvs and Addresses appear
THE TRIBUNE EXTRA without cvransnt together with serss
ssss. which .- aO' ~ V es Al.aoe lss ss
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5ueelai NoIlles


Church Of the Covenant eorner PARK ave and bs
DAY. 9Th inst, services oomnenons a. II D. "a.
Not,ce mail, he
NJ % 1s-3 a1il cose A. tb, oa on WEDNFS
NV an M an rHTRsDAY nd orS 4TUkDAYA
"a - :. IA 10 M TIOS L. JAMES Postmsse,
- - 80. ..,,,----
AThanksaNng Dinher eAPesl a, usuA y, o ouiiIss
Of the sundsy sehooi Day ~ @ .n1 @ ~ 49,
tou Win 81 bsrhAoAs hols- oo -. " 49,
send money or po'l.ons rsfg 70 o,ol nm hin''.
Thanks givBs Dinner at the HOME FOR fhk FREADbhSS
81 TbresL between Fourth apd hsdsonay Dinner VIII
he served 10 several children O'Clock THURSDAY NOv
"a Exercises chapel 2 and eeloet Visitors
cordially invited PROVISIONS OF ALL KINDS solCIIbD, and
MAJ Home, sill be 81 ilrts
-r.., ..i,ina Dipper nj Harvard Mission, 40 New
oren az 80 m. servers commence Al 20.
Bowefy.-pooss opeh = .,"o w. ~, n nPE ~ 49, H..
Fri,nds invited
80 S, Tod or an yhug thar can ave conior, 10
s uSor hsasuy received The
more
s'e''''' W. ~ NJ pEASK S,ot
=. - 100
The Manual Dinner 20 the Colored Orphans viii B.
given them usual THANKSGIVING DAY TIE aes 10 e'gs
appeal the friends q the Institution sl 70 al C1.ln people Tor az
IN their Undertaking About 273 children be PROVIDED
SOnlbuiOLS provisions respectfully aOhctee az nav
be sent Asylum One hundred and foyhri and Tenth .ye
sod TO Ms yAILs SdShsSy 80 iauaol 49, u ~ ~
CHARLES ". baE'DO' hasN
Henry Ward BE echer We eomn-nI tle BUT
HEALTHLr to all persoos whose soeiion' severely " "
selennae sreess R,s ss.S ~I and see sg.Trpt tss,o
sis from leading physicians and oens ssSioLk PRINCIPAL
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in,eci. Inurions vesctsiionDG Ie Cones ps2eg GA
DksIRl GIVE INSECTS rad the eartc toneas
partlsnd ia gwen TRIBUNE EXTRA No 10. pree 10 oeats
Address THE TRIBUNE 'ysn.Yorl
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DIED.

All Notices Of Marriages must be indorsea WA f.U
name and address,
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CUBAN OFFICIAL CORRESPONDENCE.

The following extracts are translated from
correspondence received by the Spanish paper FL
Cronista Of this city from Santiago and supposed
emanate directly from Gen. Burrel himself:
LETTER FROM THE COMMANDER OF THE BRITISH
MAN-OE-MAK MODE TO GEN. BURRIEL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-26
THE PHELPS DEFALCdTyt.H
THE SEMI SYNOPSIS or MR. wtnREN'S SE-
PORT ON TIE STATE Treasury

THE SEMI OPTICAL SYNOPSIS or MR.. wAnREN'S NE
PORT ON TIE STATE TREASURY.
-. From The albany kuentag Journal, Nor 20
few days before the late election three reports
were published showing the progress made by Mr.
warren IN the examination of the Treasury ac-
counts. We now subjoin the result Of the examina-
ton, AZ shown by his final report, exhibiting the
exact amount of money taken by. Phelps, the de-
hultng clerk, the time at which the theft was per-
petrated and the false entries in the fteasureTs
books with view to mp his frauds. The re-
port ~ very youminOus one, and il illustrated by
numerous tabular statements; and We are, there
lore only able TO lay before onr readers synopsis
OF H. 1t will be sent to the Legislature by the Gov
ern0f at the opening Of the session.
The whole amount taken by Phelps is 1901 III 81.
The 3lst of July, 1873, was the last day when the
Ireasurers deposits and cash on hand belonging 10
the General Fund were shown to agree with the
Controllers books. The whole amount distracted,
as bove stated. occurred between that day and the
10th OF October 1873. land it was done by with
holding moneys received from day to day in drafts
and currency from deposit and appropriating the
same, or In other words stealing it,
The amount stolen in the month of August
"o"- SVV'OVO w
The residue stolen in the month of Sep
tc"pcI "ais.-.-.-.-.. ...-....--..-.---- HI,'h %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-01

A TLANTIC HOTEL. BATH, L. l., NOW OPEN
N Board 50 per day, less by week wonth splendid
bathing steam cars from Greenwood stop At do0S
every ~ minutes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-01

WANTED-COUNTRY BOARD FOR THE SUMMER,
w by party of young gentlemen; the Hudson pre-.
lerreu must pc easy o. access 70 me cry w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-01

DERSONs OR FAMILIES DESTROYS OF SECURING
q delightful home Tor the summer in q charming
location. within hour and quarter by Eric Mid.
land Railroad. uli particulars by calling ct OF
addressing 1856 w est Thirty -frsI street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-01

THOSE WISHING A PLEASANT HOME FOR TIN
l Summer can be accommodated ut u Country Seat,
about two miles the village of Nyack every facility
for comfort and pleasure; extensive lawn abundance Of
sha lie and Fruit carrnge aud from depot Address r.
G.. box "a Nyack Post office. N, Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-01

ONE HOUR FROM CITY. ON PHILADELPHIA ROAD.
~ AT farmhouse; plenty shade, iruit milk, &C. Fog
further particulars call at address 81 East Nineteenh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-01

WE HAVE A LOVELY SPOT-NEAR CITY, RAIL
w boat; good table, bathing drives sports, music
society &c. Rooms for more. For particulars addrea
SOLID COMFORT, Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-01

WANTED BOARD IN THE COUNTRY WITHIN
w one hours ride of this city, for gentleman, his
wife, child and refined and quiet home wanted.
Address, stating location and terms, II. II. H. Herald
office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-01

MILTON ON THE HUDSON.-FINE MANSION.
ss large rooms delightfully."- situatedi Of easy access
~ boa.s and cars terms - to SO Address MRS. SANDas
box "a Milton, n Y. Reference, A. J. Roe, Esq. IN
Rroa tOay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-01

CRoFT HOUSE, OPPOSITE WEST PofNT.-HIGH
~ elevation; newly fitted for families: comfort;
stabng fne drives river views; opens May
G. c. REHWOLDT, Garrison's, N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-01

DUDD's LAKE.-FIRsT CLASS BOARD, FOR THE
- season or transient mountain air. mosquitoes
chlls; beautiful scenery; fishing, boating and bathing
For further particulars inquire OF A. g. DARWIN 10 Pine
street, or address NJ. A., Budd's Lake, N. j.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-01

GUNNER BOARDING--AT ONE OF THE MOST DE-
- lightul and healthy locations in New Jersey reaches
by boat or Address j. II WELLINGTON, South Am'
N. j
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-01

(NOUNTRY BOARD.-A LADY, LIVING AT STAPLE
" ton Staten Island, five minutes walk from ferry,
has two pleasant Rooms, communicating, to let, with
ton Post office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-01

NHoNTCLAIR N J.-ROOMs TO LET, WITH BOARD,
M in private family. Address box ISL Montcialr P0se
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-01

A SUMNER REsoRTs-BELMONT HALL NEW
~. Brighton, Staten slsland, opens this week; newly
fitted fronts the bay; thirty minutes from Dey street.
landing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-01

VVANTED-BoARD FOR THE SUMNER, FOR A
w family of four, by a fine artist In exchange for
portraits the proprleors family Address T. J. JACK
son, Morrisania, N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-01

A -JENKINsON'S HOTEL HIGHLANDS NJ J..
N. will open June 15.-Rooms suite and sinRly; &C,
cess by Plymouth Rock foot OF Murray street. and Ses
Bird, foot OF Franklin street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-01

RunsaH1dKIILL FALLS Ills HOUSE Pus I 30. PA, VA
Stroudsburg, is open Summer boarders; terms
reasonable For particulars address b. SCHOON
OVER. Proprietor Bushkll, Pike county Pa call
J. s. KoRTkiGHT, SO Broad street, New York.
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,uMMEp RoARD GAN nv ORTA INED IN DTITca7F3a

GUNNER BOARD DAN BE OBTAINED IN DUTCHESS
~ county Little east 2, rongnkseeepsie nign Erouna
vegetables sabling; lew minutes from depot; three
ess Junction. thence by Duchess Columbia Rarosd .
Moore's Mills Address l.. II. POTTER, Moore's Mts,
Duchess county. Reerence-H. v. Williams, 73S Has
street. Brooklyn.
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w farm not than hour from city, on
Long Island Sound shore Address with price and
references GOOD BOARD Herald office.
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(NRrTTENDEN HOUSE, liza BROADWAY, CORNER
~ Twenty street, the European plan-Rooms.
suite and sngy at moderate prices for the Summer;
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GENERAL GENTLEMEN AND WIVES OR SINGLE
- gentlemen; private family pleasant location; throe
minutes from landing high ground; plenty irniL; nome
mOnd Post Office
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(,AsTI.EroN HOUSE, WEST BRIGHTON LANDING.
" g. L. 40 minutes from New York.-Hourly boat
from pier 10 North River W. W. PURDY, Proprietor.
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GROVE HOUSE, l72, ia l76 AND IT'S BLEECKER
" street. six BLOCKS west of Broadway-Fine Rooms,
with excellent Board, for families and single, 81 80 81
per day; ~ 70 Sl2 per week. Large. shady yards,
quct ground de-
NEW ENGLAND HOTEL, 80 BowERy, CORNER OF
~ Bayard strect-2Ml light Rooms neatly furnished,
b)c or 6c night 81 % to - week; Tor gentlemen
only.
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(NoZZENS WEST POINT HOTEL
- will open on Saturday, May 81 Two Cottages =
engaging Tor the For particulars address
EDWARD COZZENS, West Point N. 2.