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Reduction of Fares ON the Rensse-
Iaer and Saratoga Railroad.
ALBANY, Oct. 2s

1t is confidentially predicted that or
ders will be issued before the end of the
present month for the reduction of pas
senger fares to about three cents per
mile upon the Rensselaer, and Saratoga
railroad, upon the first of January, 1874.
limitations of the intention to do this
az soon as practicable wera given to va
rio us members of the legislature, upon
the l,'ue of the road, during the last ses-
sion. IS will appear in the end.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-10-23
After a Contractor.

New YORK, Oct. o..
The laborers on the Ravine road, IL
Jersey City, have not been paid for
month and they struck yesterday. Last
night they surrounded Shannon, the con-
tractor, and chased him into police
station, where he was protected.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-10-23
Confession of Murder.

PITTsBURG, Oct. %.
Lizzie Scheulter confessed this morn
ing that she murdered Mrs. Braunlie on
Thursday evening last; she states that
no other members of the family had any
connection with it. John and Catherine
Scheulter were held as accessories.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-10-23
The FFesiaet.

NEW YORK, Oct %
A Lewiston, Me-, dispatch says the
rise in the Androscoggin river has
carried away several bridges, surround
ing buildings along the shore, and
the shoe factory at Auburn. the engine
being under water.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-10-23

The onlp scientific, rational and success
ful mode of treating Catarrh in the head
that has been devised, consists IN apply
ing Dr. ages GatarrlJ Remedy with In.
Pierge's Nasal Douche tthe, only method
OF reaching The upper chambers OF the
nose'. aud taking DR.. Pierce's Golden ned-
icnl Discovery as constitutional treat
rient. 70 this thorough course OF treat
ment the disease yields as surely rs fire Is
eAtinguished by water. The DOuche and
two medicines for 90, u AL druggi lists. t67 e.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-10-23

THE TWO THIBrY-sEYEN RACE,


In this race the pool-buying mind was
distracted as to who to make favorite,
inasmuch rs the event was thought to
depend mainly on Tam 0'Shanters
frame of mind, the mare having the
reputation of being square and honest
trotter Shesold favorite at small odds,
though the home horse had many friends.
The drawing of one entry left the
well-known Tam O'Shanter and the new
mare to contest the money Tam car
ried the pole but held it only to the first
turn, where he made one of his very bad
breaks, and before he recovered Jean
had swept by and held a commanding
lead to the same spot on the second half
where Tam closed up and showed good
prospects, which were spoiled by an
other bad break, and Jean let out big
gap before the home stretch was reached,
winning as she pleased
The second heat was almost repeti-
ton of the first, Tam O'Shanter shoot
ing out at first, but breaking with great
regularity in critical places. On the
back side in both turns he footed beauti-
fully, and closed up nearly all the gaps,
but danced so as to spoil his hopes, Jean
winning with ease.
The third heat was the prettiest one of
the day, Tam being so far tanned down
as to make him good property in the
pools. Jean wentsoff slowly and before
the first corner was turned had fallen
behind by favor of break. Tam made
slip on the back stretch, but came
down to work at once and fairly out
footed the black mare, opening up a gap
that was hard to close. No change was
observable to the back stretch on the
second turn where the mare closed up
beautifully and appeared like to come
in if Tam left his feet. Tam made
the expected break but came, out
| of it in season to rush down the home
stretch four lengths ahead, winning the
heat in the best time of the day.
The fourth heat was evenly sent off,
though Jean was running as they passed
the score. The positions seemed re-
versed from the first heat, inasmuch as
Jean did the running and skipping while
| Tam trotted without more than minute
break in the mile. Jean closed up well
after every break and laid her nose on
Tam's wheel some dozen times, only to
again go up and find herself good
second at the close.
Each horse had now won two heats,
and the pools went off easily as they
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From New York O..
YELLOW FEvER oAsE

yellow FEVER CASH. ......
..:.--. NEw York, Oct. %.
Patrick Heney, laborer, is reported
i'll with yellow fever in Washington
street. -....-.. .....-.. e.. .......-
... HARD AGEoUND,
The United States steamer Powhattan
ran on II sand spit off Governors Island
this n M and is fast aground,
..-.-.. THE IsHIAiTA, -..-..
1t IL thought by the officers of tue An
Choir line of steamers that the Ismalia
has broken her machinery, which &C
counts for her non-arrivsl out. No anx-
iety is felt by them for the safety of
the vessel The Ismalia is a freight boat
and carried no passengers. 1..s.
THE sToKFs CASE.
Stokes father testified to-day to iusan-
ity affecting members of the family.
He said the prisoner was often talking
about Fisk and complaining of his ennis
saries logging him Elizabeth Cooney, ho-
tel domestic, heard voice Cry out,
Don't fire !" and then there was shot.
Luther Marsh, former lawyer of the
prisoner, testified as to his apprehensions
of Fisk. On one occasion Stokes took
the witness to window and pointed out
two men as emissaries of Fisk who were
following him he told witness Fisk sent
a man to him at the Hoffman House,
and that Fisk said to him once, ''Our
touch is cold and calmmy-whoever we
lay our hands on that is their doom ="
Rev. Sidney E. Corey testified that
Stokes came into car where he was
sitting three weeks before the homicide
with bundle of papers and said, doc
tor, am going with these to the attor-
ney-general; they will go far to break
up the Erie ring" witness said, "You
appear to be very busy" and Stokes re-
piled. 81 am engaged in a savage fight; ;
If | fail lose my life. You remember
:, <e case of poor Eaton? l am afraid
F;o. or some of his emissaries will shoot
me ;, Witness advised him to be careful,
and he 3 lid, 81 go prepared always, and
7 never 90 ont at night except in car
riora -
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The SHINING rretaI.

PHILADKLPH1A, Oct 90.
Eight hundred and fffty-fiye thousand
dollars, coined in twenty dollar gold
pieces, was delivered this morning by
the chief coiner to Superintendent Pol
lock. at the Philadelphia mint. The
gold weighed over ton and half
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COLORADO EXPLORATION.
PheS STERN.
PORTLAND, Me, Oct. {

PORTLAND, Me, Oct. %.
The storm eastward was very heavy
on Monday. At Castina coast survey
steamer and large schooner dragged
anchors, and the former was smashed
against the wharf The latter went
ashore. Some damage was done to the
Eastern and Ogdensburg railways, Cui-
verts were washed out and travel in
terrupted.
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,r,o .,. raw Bay Disaster.
sne haNerss
OEEKsKILL, Oct. %.

The latest reports show nine canal
boats lost in the disasteA on the huoson
river, at Stoney Point, l. steau OIL SIX
The damage amounts to SO. WV IL ~
now positively stated that no ives were
LOST
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Killed by the Cars.

NEW YORK, Oct. %.
Andrew Dietz of West Flushing, L..
l., while riding in Wagon, was struck
by train on the Flushing and North
Side railroad, and instantly killed. The
horse was also killed.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-10-23

The VERMONT SrATEsMAN.-Th fiji st
number of THE Vermont Statesman, -
new series, (weekly edition) will be is
sued January 1st, 1874 Specimen cop
les on application to
CHARLES PoMERoY BUTTON,
sep15d&w3m Burlington, VT.
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Brutal Murder,
NRw YORK Oct %.

NEW YORK, Oct. %.
Three men have been arrested on sus-
picion of throwing a woman, aged seven
ty years, out of a second story window,
and killing her instantly.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-10-23
Vessel Ashore.

NEW YORK, Oct. %.
The bark Woodruff of Buffalo dragged
her anchor and went ashore at Leaning
ton, Ontario, last night.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-10-23

TORONTO, Oct. %.
An explosion of Daulin at the Wind
sor powder mills yesterday caused the
death of two men--G. Gordon Terrier
and Simon Cahill.
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sep15d&w3I
Cur THIS Our, IT MAY SAVE Your
LIFE

There is no person living but what suf-
fers more or less with lung disea ses,
coughs, colds or consumption, yet some
would die rather than pay rs cents for a
bottle of medicine that would cure them
DR.. A. Boschee's German Syrup has
lately been introduced in this country
from Germany, and its wondrous cures
astonishes every one that try it. If you
doubt what we say in print, cut this out
and take it to your druggist and get a
sample bottle free of charge or a
regular size rs cents. 40w9mos
G. G. GREEN, Woodbury., N. J.
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NEW 6ORK. Oct.

n = w NE" i OIth, OCI- .. =
Snow fell at Cleveland, Ohio, yester-
day, and considerable damage was done
by Mondays storm.
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AocAL BUSINESS NoTICEs.

DESIRABLE DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE.
The undersigned offers his dwelling.
house and lot for sale, situated south
east of the railroad depot in the village
of Fairhaven, Vt. For terms and par
ticulars apply to .s-...
..-..-.- VIM. G.. KFrTREDGE.
Sept. 30, 1873. d&wSm
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The Poiaris Inquest Ended.

NEW YORK, Oct. %.
The Polaris investigation was conclu-
ded yesterday at Washington, and the
prisoners examined are leaving for their
homes.
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New York Produce Market.

CorToN-The market is quoted as &c
lower, closing dull. Sales 1,239 bales at
16k for Uplands.
FLoUR-Receipts 10, S58 bbls. The market
is heavy and 10920c on shipping grades,
with moderate demand. Sales II, 100 bbls
at s5.25@S5.75 for superfine Western and
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-10-23

Loss of memory may mean general
breaking up Of the life forces, or it may
indicate the effects of obscure disease
contracted IN early life. Ia either ease
Df. Helmbold's buchu is the. sure speci-
tic. 1t restores. the functions of man
hood, and Fenoyates the entire system.
1t acts upon both the liver and kidneys,
and is justly entitled the great dinretic.
Get the genuine. All druggists sell it.
John +. Heary. New York, sole agent
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If your credit was in danger you
would fly to prevent a protest. If yCnr
life is in danger from cough that is
settling on your lungs, be prompt in re-
sorting to Hale's Honey Of Hoarhc,u nd
and Tar. Crittenton's, r, 9th Avenue.
Sold by all druggists.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-10-23

DUTCH BULBS DUTCH BULBS !
Fifty Hardy Towering Bulbs mailed
to applicants, enclosing $500 A des-
criptive price list of Bulbs, free.
VIM. I'll. SpooNER,
39-w6w] No. 4, Beacon ST., Boston.
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Prem washington.
THE PRESIDENT ILL. T.ff.
..sEe W.suINcraN Oct %

{ THE PRESIDENT ILL. 4. g,ftr.
5El. WASHINGTON, Oct. %.
President Grant isunweH with a severe
cold, and absent from his Office. :t
.ffs-- TIRE APACHE WAR -
4tr NEW YoRK, Oct 90:
A Washington special says the War
Department has not yet received any in
formation from the raid of the Apache
Indians. The delay is owing to the fact
that the official dispatch will be sent by
courier to San Francisco, whence it viii
be forwarded here from the headquart-
ers of that department.
A NEEDKD LAW. g.-
The Italian consul at New York says
the Italian chamber of deputies has, at
his request, passed bill prohibiting the
traffic in children, and this bin viii be
one of the first taken up by the Senate
in November, and will, when it becomes
q law, effectually put an end to the
Italian slave question. .,.1.s
':.s COLORADO EXPLORATION.
Prof. A. 81. Thompson, of the Colo
RADIO exploring expedition is eamped at
Nephi or Salt Greek, hundred miles
south of Salt Lake, with his assistant
topographers, plotting the summer field
notes and preparing the map of the
region covered by the survey, which viii
be presented this winter. Many new
and wonderful discoveries have been
made, but so quietly has the work gone
on that little has reached the public. A
thousand miles of eanons have been ex-
plored, including the Grand river and its
branches. -----.- 49, - -
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gfAyIsn- yAvAL NoYENrNrs.
-. MAnnIn a.. D

MADRID, Oct. y.
The Intransigente vessels have left for
Valencia. 1t Is not stated in what di-
rection they proceeded. Before leaving
they plundered ten more Spanish mer-
chant ships, four of which were taken
along with them. They parted to cap
ture the government gunboat Lepanto.
Admiral Lobo acknowledges that be dis
obeyed orders in leaving Carthagena for
Gibraltar with the national squadron,
and has asked that his case be tried by
court-martial Senior Zarilla has arrived
in this city.
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EEou1e Burned.

NEW YORK, Oct. %.
The Presbyterian Home at Bradford,
n. Y, was burned last night. Loss
$4,000.
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For catarrh the only substantial
benefit can be obtained through the
blood. Vegetine is the great blood pu-
rifier.
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by The Cable.

81. CONCERNING THE CLAIMANT.
1.-....s LONDON, Oct. q.
Upon the resumption of the Tichborne
trial to-day, note was received from
DR.. Kenealy, counsel for the defendant,
announcing that he, Kenealy, was i'll and
could not appear again to-day; he also
expressed the hope that the defence
would be able to rest their case to-
morrow XIV,
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arrival and departure of Trains,

TRAINS ARRIVE AT RUTLAND.
7rom Bellows Falls, LAO Il 1870 a. NJ, $40
u 1885 pm.
" Burlington, 1910 h +ll.32 a. M. 1850 q
t1.40 y. m.
o rort Henry, "l1.32 n. IN.
bennington, tl2.OS p. M, tS.21 Il 80 % p.
IA.
., saratoga, "Il.4b a. m, t4.3O n $40 o. IN.
o, -4lrm, lao h $50 u. m, t3.40 q fl.55 p. ma i.
GRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND.
fellows Faib,. 1850 4 t4.3a H. M, ~l2.lO
go p. IA.
. rtingtnu, LAB v TAO n. M, +2.30 = sos
&c.
.,.~ .ieuty, i.O5 y. N.
..nuugtOn, 1900 4 1910 u. M, y t2.l5 p.
T,
a,.t,oga, 500 "a. MA '2.OtS "a .. M.
ulptu, t4g q 1910 u. M, FI.@i n t.nel). ia.
Mail Tom Mixed.
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sHIp IN DISTRESS.

QUEBEC, Oct. %.
The ship Latonis, from Montreal for
South America with lumber, lost her
anchor in the gale and took shelter at
Cape Diable. a ting went to her as
sistance, but was unable to reach her,
owing to the violence of the gale,
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Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one
minute.
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GRRAr sPEEoH BY JOHN BRIGHT
LONDON, Oct. %

John Bright addressed an assemblage
of 10000 persons in Birmingham this
morning. He praised the administra-
ton of Gladstone, but condemned the
education act. He referred to the
United States, said there was no humii-
iation for Great Britain in the treaty of
Washington, but that there was humil-
iation for her between 1861 and 1865.
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PRICES,

Last week 2,9sl 1913 $50 s. I2,Il2
One year ago 1854 l0,l33 100 50 1880
PRICES,
Beef per 100 lbs on total weight Of hide,
tallOw and dressed meats. extra, S9-5Og
sl0.25; first quality, Ss-5099.O0; second
quality. s6.50GSS.OO; third quality, $500
1915. a few choice single pairs, SO; some
OF the poorest, bulls, etc, S4.75-
Western cattle, live weight, choice steers,
best, GA9e&c: good, TG7Zc; fair TO good,
9H97Ac; light, 5A@6Hc. slim 4G6c.
Working oxen, s75GS250. Handy steers,
S75GSl00, or much according to their val
ne as beef. s. of on last quotations for
common grades.
Mich cows and calves. from $50 to $50
extra, from $50 to S75; farrow and dry
cows, from SIS to S35.
Yearlings, s7.5OGsl8; two year oIds, SIG
SIS; three year ODDS. S25G S45.
Sheep per Id. live W.T., 24G5c-; extra
sheep and lambs, per head, in lots, sI.25
Gs475.
Spring lambs, 9Jktal5k &c per Ib.
Fat Hogs per h.. 81 40 sc, per Id. live VT.
Shotes, wholesale, none.
Peits S2.0GaS2, Is each.
Veal calves, s49I2.
Hides, talIow and Standardization hides,
stGSkc per 10; country hides, 9Sc; Bright
on tallOw, 5G5Xc; country talIOw, SC.
Sheared sheep skins, 20a3Oc each; lamb
skins, SI.00aS2.50; calf skins, I5CGI7c per 10.
Dairy. calf skins, 75cgsl. Lamb skins,
Poultry-extra, Ice per 10; prime l54G
l5kc; good, l5Gl5Hc; medium, Il @I44c;
poor to medium, lac.
REMARKS:
All kinds OF live stock have been re-
ceived IN large quantities. Western cattle
were comparatively of better quality than
the previous weeks supply, and prices
were not sustained by ~ per 10. Butch
GFs bought freely at the decline. Northern
cattle sell quiet except on good grades.
sales of Western chiefly at 6G6&c, live VT.
Houghton i wilcox, from the Rutland
road, sold Is steers, TO dress $50 lbs, at 81
CTS, dressed VT 10 steers, Sk q9c, 10 dress
$50 lbs; heifers, to dress 500 lbs, at 5c, d.
vt. j Fry sold steers, to dress 60 lbs
each, at &c, d. VT. b Dowd sold ? steers,
to dress 100 lbs, at Sc heifers. to dress
400 lbs, at &c. Inactivity seemed to be the
ruling element. Very few loads changed
hands, except these that were contracted
for last week. We found quite number
disposed of III this way. We quote price
"a &C per 10 lower.
sheep and Lambs-I Bush sold 100 sheep
to average 100 lbs, at &c, 4 9 Roweu sold
l0l sheep, av IS lbs, at $40 per head. h
Sergeant sold 100 old sheep, ay 81 lbF, at DC:
% lambs, av 63 lbs, at 4kc. II BaldeTson
sod SAB head, mostly lambs. at 6 &c. These
were contracted Tor last week.
There Is Il fair call this week for Uew
mich cows-SOme sold at fancy prices
500, 500, SIS, with others at lower figures
But little doing in working oxen.
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THE SUMMARY.

RUTLAND FRoTTING PARK, Oct %,
1878. -Trotting Tor a purse of 500;
best in 5 open to all horses never
having beaten 2:50 $50 to first, $50 to
second, 800 10 third Messrs A. J.
Mead, D. Mcbride and w. Hulett,
judges. .g....r ..-..'.
A. H. Danforth's c. m. Lady
Thompson, ....--.- .... .sr 70 2 / l
J. s. Kinners b. G, Dan, 444 8 4
Lester Fish's b. &. Sleepy '..'..-
David, --- -.-..,,,- 3 3 3 4
J. Hastings b. G. Jerry, 70 2 2 3
Time-2:50; 2:51; PASS 2:50i 2:514.
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Boston Produce Market.

Reported expressly for THE UERALD 10
Z. e. CHAMBERLIS 4 co. Commission
Merchants, 20 and 81 Fancnil Hall
Market, Boston.
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49,. PROBABILITIES.
For New England, south and east
winds and clear weather. .
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ARRIVED.

-. SOUTHAMPTON, Oct. %.
The steamship Deutschland from New
York.
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BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET

For Week ending Tuesday, oct. p, 1873.
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Reported for the Rutland her@d.
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/ E ~ - Il Wv b y q II Z p.
1MoRTANP no SUFFERERs.- The great
| est benefactor is one who relieves pain
| and cures disease. DR.. Silsbee has ac-
complished both by his miraculous dis
covery of fsAnakesis." an absolutely
easy, rapid and i,lt1SS6le cure for Piles
in all stages. All doctors endorse it and
| 10000 cured sufferers testify to its viz
| tues. 1t is simple suppository acting
as an instrument poultice and medicine.
| The relief is instant and cure certain
Price 81. Sent free by mail on receipt
| of price, Anakesis Depot, As Walker
street, New York. -. 43.
From the highest medical authority
| in Sweden.--As have had occasion to
have used Halls Vegetable 'Sieilian Hair
Remover, and know that it has restored
| the original color of the hair as well
as being efficient in removing the itching
and. dandruff that accompanies the fall
| ing, off of the hair, / consider it my daty
to- acknowledges the same to Mr. Sachs.
| VINCENT LUNDBERG,
| Physician-in-ehief to the King, and pre-
server of his life.
Stockholm, July z, 1868. " -. ~.
Our MOTHERS, who were the bestand
tidiest housewives ia the world-excspt-
ing our grandnnothers took especial
pride in the possession OF rows of tin
ware that glistened like a polished mir
ror. Every article about their houses
susceptible of polish, including the brass
knocker, was regularly frightened up
until it fairly glistened. With their
primitive materials, such as Bath brick,
emery, rotten stone, ETC., it was q seri-
Gus labor, albeit one of love. Nova
days, however their daughters use Sa-
polio, and in one hour can polish more
articles and do it better than they could
in whole day. If you wish to excel
your mothers in the brightness of your
kitchen ware; use SapoIio. .--...
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AMOUNT OF STOCK AT wATERrowN MARKET
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weather Report.

SIGNAL STATION,
WASHINGTON, Oct. 22-6 Pm.
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....s..--.... NRw YORK, Oct. %.
Patrick Heney, laborer, is reported
i'll with yellow fever in Washington
street. ...... ....- .......-
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HARD AGEoUND

The United States steamer Powhsttan
ran on II sand spit off Governors Island
this n M and is. fast aground
The sun., 1873-06-04
Sotirtn NOtltts.

I(OS~ horscshoers' monthly meeting Thursday even
ID ing June g. at S1 sd av. by order President
NOrICE.-The L. o. of \, II. :. will meet As their
~ room cor. ith ay and l6th st., Thu rsday even
ing. june D. at o'clock. by order Of Executive Com
mlltee
The sun., 1873-06-04
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MANHATTAN sails Wednesday. June u. 3P. NJ.
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on and after Monday. May ~ trains will leave James
clip as follows Leave 3th ST.. East river, Is minutes
later.
7.OA. NJ, Greenport and Sag Harbor, Mail and Rock.
away excursion traius.
s'A A. NJ. Port Jefferson, Locust Valley, and Rock.
away excursion trains.
i2Ul VI, RoCkaway express train.
3I NJ, RockawN express tram.
SSP NJ, Grccnport sag HAroor, and Locust Valley
express trains,
5P. NJ, Port jefferson, Locust Valley, and Rockawsy
express trains
6P NJ. Noithport, Locust Valley, and Rockaway &C.
cOmnOdaton trains.
rrsins connect at jams.ca with East Nav York, and
At MineOls with Hampstead.
on thursdays special tram fot 81 John Land will
leave james slip ~ gJ A NJ. Returning will leave ST.
John Land at 5.ii 4 NJ
SUNDAY TRAINS leave Hunters Point as follows A.
a, NJ Port Jefferson, Northport, Locust Nasey, and
HcmpHtead excursion trains,
3 81 4. NJ, EoCkaNay excursion train.
l2D T. NJ, Ruckhwsy excursion train.
: u. NJ. NOrihpurt and kOckAWay trains.
$50 i NJ, kuckaway accumulation train.