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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-07-10
STATE OF LOUISIANA, ]
! Executive Department.
New Orleans. luly.6. 1873.

William Wright, State registrar
ofvoters, publishes the following
notice, dated July 4th:
All per~om ksewing Of any omis-
sion or irregalarity on the part If the
assistant supervisors or their clerks,
in taking the census, are respectfully
requested to communicate facts to this
Office. In order that proper corrections
may l,c made before the returns are
complied. Persons with whom blanks
have been left and not called for, will
please forward the Hsmc through the
post Office or otherwise.
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The origin of the fan IL told very
prettily in these arch and gracefully
turned verses:
MISCHIEF FOR IDLE HANDS.
When fallen Eve became aware
How III she had behaved 10 man.
To hide from his reproachfnl stare,
She went and made herself fan.
But when she peepcd above the rim,
In wistful, dcprecating wise,
The nction rather tickled HIM
He 'didn't know she had such eyes,"
So when he nAkcd her to explain
The object Of TINT new conceit,
Away went shame-she pecped again,
And sRid, "To screen her from the heat
Tho day was hers full many, too,
Have conquered thus In many lands;
Eve told her daughters what to do
In future with their idle hands.
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The parish Of st. john is one OF
the model parishes of the State.
It polls a solid Republican vote at
every election, keeps up its credit,
and pays its taxes promptly. Tax
Collector Combs states there is
not 800 on the delinquent list Of
the parish. This speaks well alike
for the tax collector and the peO.
ple.-N. o. RPsblican.
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s5s4E .f.t. IL 4zssfsfk !.
Thc glorious ioarth WAS duly
celsbratsd in tiss ssiaiugs city Of
Halnville; tbefordnvss crowded
witha thousand people ofaIlcolors /;
there was artillery from New Or
lsans, and KelleIs brass hand
blsp1esl il mnsical strains with
tho load voice of the canno,,. A
nsss-neeting WINS organized at
about ? O'Clock n ths evepins, with
ex'gcvernov Hahn - president
and tie following list Of yics.presi,
deats: George Essex, H. L. Young
=. Q. NcC Cutcheon, N. st. Mdr.
Gin, Arthur Robbins and w. /.
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be mistaken; but what is the
motive of the victim : Is it native
stupidity, invincible ignorance,
eagerness for sudden riches, or
what, that makes capitalists, nOto-
rlously shy Of taking hold of enter
prlses of real merit, SO ready to
invest their money in palpable
frauds
There is need of another Darwin
to study the genesis of the various
species of fswindles. DO they follow
u consistent law of evolution, and
mark successive stages of indivi.
duals unwisdom and popular in
capacity for learning! 1t would
be curious study--a consumedly
interesting study: we fear it would
be as humiliating to human pride
and disastrous to our theories of
popular progress. To say the best,
it does take mankind a terrible
while to learn anything, by eS,.ss
| ibSuSS Va otISl W lSCs
A good deal of light has been
cast on many phases of gregarious
foolisLress-of human sheepish.
ness, as Sir Arthur Helps cleverly
characterizes the tendency of men
to ego with the crowd" right or
wrongly the study of epidemic
deIusions, wherein. whole commu-
mites, often whole nations have
gone mad with some dominant idea,
as of witchcraft or the like; but
such studies throw little direct
light on the philosophy of swindles.
Those take possession Of crowds;
these are limited in their opera
tions to individuals.
Besides, epidemic delusions are
always Of an emotional character,
and have to do primarily with
spiritual affairs, though their
manifestations and results are.
1Shan... ...st,ouu OH grossly nhysis-Y
WHrI0 CnU- -1wv--S-7( 6Hss u
material object. I'd Tough
but sufficiently accu1 figure, the
one usually speculates in corner
lots in the New Jerusalem, the
other in swamp lots in some wild
cat city of the Far West. The one
trades on the transmutation of the
base metals of human weakness
and wickedness into celestial gold
by the violation of all social and
moral principles; the other on the
conversion of common lead into
double eagles by some impossible
circumventiou OF the laws Of Ma
ture.
In botlQxhere is a firm, often
intense, beAutin the incredible. In
both there is a confident expecta-
ton of getting q very large some
thing out of nothing, or what is
worse than nothing. In both epi-
demic and individual decisions,
too, the victims are often men who,
on other subjects, are shrewd, sane,
practical.
The social conditions and cur.
rent beliefs, which prepare the way
for the reign of the first, can be
clearly made out. Is it impossible
to do the same for the secondi To
estimate how far thet twO rest upon
a common basis of misconceptiOn
as to the conditions of existence,
and how far the swindle depends
on individual conditions of heredi-
| ty, environment, want of know
ledge, and greed of gain!
We are Inclined to think it is
quite possible; but we leave 1t to
the future Darwin Of this depart
ment OF natural history to under
take the task 1t will bs Sufficient
for us, when time and space per-
init, to notice u few Of the deter
mining conditions which make the
trade ofthc swindler 20 enticingand
rnmnnar:itiva.. ,Ncieafifc "A neric1n.
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We clip the following from the
N. o. Republican of the 7th inst:
The circular of Auditor Clinton
published this morning explains it.
self, but it was issued in consequence
Of a letter Of Assistant Afey
General Hiram r. Steele, to Governor
Kellogg, in which he speaks Of n gen.
sral disposition on the part OF pro-
perty holders who have failed to
make payments for years, to settle
their accounts, and recommends, not
that the time be extended, but that
the penalties be remitted If these
taxes are paid.
Governor Kellogg adoptedthe sug.
gestion in the following letter to the
Auditor
STATE or LOUISIANA, J
Executive Department.
New Orleans, July.6, 1875.
Hon. Charles Clinton, Auditor Of
Public Accounts:
SIR inclose a communication
from Assistant Attorney General
Steele. and rccomfhtnd that you
adopt thisviews. Letitbc understood
that the time for payment II back
taxes Is not extended, but that all
penalties are remittcd throughout
the State to enable dclinqueDts to set.
tie, as It il to be hoped they viii dc
Immediately. 49, SECS =
w. p. KELLOGG, Governor.
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We call the attention of tax
payers to the advertisement pub
lished by the board of assessors
Of this pariEh
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The following circular TO State
collectors, signed by anditer Clin-
ton, appears 10 the Nese sOrlsass
Repsblioss Of the 7th inst:
Relieving that t. allow ths widest
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1he 4th Of July passed off un.
noticed in st. John the Baptist !:
no processions, no music, no firing
fbtg guns, no speeches; only a
few pro1essionaf drunkards taking
ansserdose at the next grocery.
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Tie agtsr plaptation, = seized in
the suit of O. J. Hambro & Son
vs. A. Miltenbcrger, was sold
lest 64tnFfay, 2rd inst, bysherifl
tucieh CapPre. in twenty five lots
wlioh vsrs sevesslly bought BY
plaintifs for the total amount
2 sf4 4seiSls "
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Court House Notes.

NoA4V AASAlS @sSSSos
A visit through the Jail revealed
ten subjects, under parochial hos
pitality, whose miseries under
previous sentence of the District
Courtare being endured with about
the coolest fortitude and compla.
cency imaginable. Sam Holmes
serving q two months sentence is
sad and detected; the pleasures
Of prison life are sadly marred by
the thought ofsoon beingaGain cast
upon the world of troubld ind con-
tention.
Valcour Brown is under obliga-
tons to his wife Nancy for an
affidavit before justice Kinnaird
of the 3rd ward, for assault and
battery. Valcour indulged in the
pleasures ola ball on Saturday
night without permission of his
spouse. Result: a family exercise
with broom sticks, fat irons and
jars, ending in board and lodging
free for Brown.
Ursule, aresident Of alec ville",
Mo!ls plantation, madea an affidavit
before justice Matthew, accusing
her dutifnl son Sylvan Francois
with assault and battery on his
daughter; the affidavit systema-
tically telescoped Sylvan to the
lookup.
Moses Taylor from Mr.. j. w.
Godbery's place upon complaint Of
Charles Mitchell, was arrested for
stealing one overcoat and one pair
of gray pants. Moses left for New
Orleans with his booty, where he
was seen by Mr.. Elias Williams
who, knowing Of the robbery, had
him arrested and locked up in the
Harbor Station, whence he was
taken in charge by an officer Of
this parish. Beside the above
charge, Moses is registered in the
Book of Crimes, @ ahadavit of
Sosthene Bernard, with having
stolen six dollars in checks, and
S2.10 in U. s. Currency.
State Of La. VS.. Pierre Bernard.
Information for assault and bat
terry with n dangerous weapon !;
guilty of assault and battery, and
recommended to the mercy of the
Court. Signed, John Cayollc, FORE
man, May q, lS71Ten days
parish Jail was the sentence Of the
last District Court, with strict adj
monitioDs not to be nanghty any
more. He didn't take the hint,
for now into Court on the End of
July, come Frederick Briefly who
charges tho samc Identical Pierre
with assault and battery. Pierre
was arraigne<l before justice Ehr.
mann and nnaesitatingIy put in
the followingplea aGuilty, Judge
your honor; III take the same old
cell.n 80
s.F X afss#sszs5.
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AI.sptnuIr 4 AZ IAWs
100 Customhouso street, s0Gkuor
Royal Street oppositec citizens Bapk,
New Orleans.
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Water melons are plentiful, but
not duh: they are selling at 25 a
Ncapisca Webought one weigh
ing 26 pounds for 20 considera.
tom ? and forty cents besides.
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NOTICE..
Office Board Of Assessors.
Parish Of st. John the Baptist

To the tar payers of the parish Of
st. John the Baptist.
The undersigned hereby give notice that
the assessment Of taxable property Of this
parish will commence st the Court House OF
this parish ON tho Ist day Of August next
QS70 and will continue for one month there
after, according to law. Parties Interested are
hereby advised to appear before said Board,
during the time above spccifcd, and attend
to their assessments. Property which has
not bean duly returned, win be assessed BY
the Board from the best Information to be
had.
Parish of Sc. John the Baptist. July stli. 1875.
rLICIEN CAAlDRE, Sheriff,
ZENON MILLET, Recorder,
IojyJt- A. G. BABcOck, Clcsk.
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BY virtue Of, and In obedience to ! writ Of
seizure and sale, bearing date January NH
1875 and to me directed by the Honorable
the Fourth Judicial District Court Of tho
State of Louisiana, in aud for the Parish Of
st. John the Baptist, in the shove entitled
/, rI have ] seized I and will prs,eed ID .eli Il
public auction at the Court House e thio
Parish, on
SATURDAY the 7th day Of fAUGUsT A. D.
1875, at I2 O'Clock NJ, tYB
The following described movable. asaiDrl
movable property, to wit:
plantation, situated in this Parish of st. John
the Baptist, on the right bank Of tAe Miss16l
sippi River, measuring twelve arpents por9,
or less front ON said river, by adcpeh q 0n6'
hundred arpents more or less, bounded above
by the property of Joseph Girod or as1igns,
and below by that of Dominique y f.HpEI
thelot; together with all the buildings and
improvements, rights, ways and privilqxss'
thereto belonging or In any wise appurtai,i-
sugar mill, stables, dwelling houses, dc.
Also together 10 iaules, q largo 1tlsree
mules) carts, = small fone mule) carts, about
GO arpeuts Of stubh!e cane, about :j0AFroMte
Of plant cane. and about 40 arpents Of corn,
And lot Of movable effects and fAf1ning
utensils. ,,l,,,sa
The whole to be sold In block. 'Diioi
M TERMS: asl' lliusi
CASH in U. s. Treasury Notes. II eau
SInsilfs Office. Parrish a 81. John. The
R,utist ,July ..Yl 1875. Asff'SsTf
LUCIEN CAMBRE,.
3i'y5t. = tsx = gfsJg isa.DneAlG.
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Aol For The July Fruit Fair.
1othe Fruit Growers D fass CIR States.

FRIENDS. Tho Fruit Growers As
sociation of thc GslM States holds its
third annual Fair In this city OF
New Orlcans), on the l4th, 18th and
18th VI July. Every principle Of
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NJ. A.aVignes, proprietor Of
the sEvening Star Stoe," left New
York for France on the oath Of
june, on board the steamship
!5os aiT fiiia IT,
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9p vNeet and musk melon Held
Of our friend and neighbor, Mr..
]. u. Monet, was rsnsacked by
so0,s unknown mals6ssbsss, last
Saturday night. Btsslipg does
not appear to have been tho only
aimof the rascalsas a large guam
tity Of the meloss we're chopped
up andielI on the spot.
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SHERIFFrS SALE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH or ST. JoHN TIE BArTIsr
Emory CiGpp
rs.
0. SAerneyder Bros. G Others.
SHERIFFrS SALE.
No. 57s------

JAMES L. AuersTIs ~ PERCv PoBEurs,
p attys FOR plaintiff.
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LEGAL NOTICES. =, '. p.
SHERIF@S SALE. ~
~. -gts.,As aassT
STATE OF LOUISIANA. ,
PARISH OF ST.. JOHN THE BArrIsr.
II. Clement
VS..
s2fs Z. r. Monte. ~s- sra
.rrr. .sr. .''
No. 393.-
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
No. 35.-

Lee EsDGE q PoCHE attys. y plain
nT.
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FT0W IIt L0HlspIUe t0WeIfJ0NTndI
His head was the shape and size of Bull
TIT county watermelon, and he W s 50 black
that charcoal would make light mark on him.
inc GOAT was asleep, leaning against the side Of
the house. The daikey was smoking a dccayed
cigar. lie espied the goat, looked at the lit end
OF the cigar, grinned, then at the tail end Of the
goat, "grlnned louder" looked all around to
see that nobody was looking, and touched the
The goat turned IA h 'ndspring, aud the negro
opened his big mouth to laugh. but the goat
butted HIM so quickly between the chin aud his
breeches pockets that his jaws came together
making morse louder than the report of gun
The negroes nat. boots. and cigar lay in pile,
horseshoe IN the mouth Of IA sewer opening
When he came TO" he looked around at each
one In the crowd, and dispersed the crowd by
saving WIN some Oh you gemmen' shoot me
Mll pistol 4 nigga OATS as big fool as | Is
ain got no business libin."
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WHITE STAR LINE,.,,.
gosi ano tuuup.

INOUND-In the vicinity 81 MON square. pocket
j book containing considerable sum u money &
owner can untin 1t ny proving property and rplug
for tins Advertisement; ur~rr.nc conttuts tulY Al
dress II, s., box 10, sun office,
OST- on Sept. H. ppc,rthuYk containing two is-
Ichargcs and tW. roe lcu bt uns, sigueu At inusn
kccpsicN.l lac nIucr VII rec ave rev ard al the an
av. horse railroad pot
4 OST-pas book 235Gi, ON the Mechanic and
/ Irta,r-' SAVINGS ln.uuion. The nudur ~h' 10
rev arded on lr,Yius u at bank, 2S3 lowtY.
4 OST-Ou Thurs lAY night, memorandum uoIa .
IIstth reward viii ne paid by returning thr sllna
~ Iolncr'- Express "a John 81.
OFT Fro alarm key No. 20 nay urr.pn returning
i the same TO Az West i2d st. viii receive tnr re-
,id Of e..
1 OST-Back and tan pup on 6h Gv. near llccrku
IL st. Return 20 lo7 Amiti st- an4 get reward.
500 REWARD. Lost, ~ tontqmh ii.'d
- ~ Fhiadu phit Aug Z, ~ 3, small uArh,tlr ~
edged memorandum book, yiulh 10 owner oh3'
v nnder please return by cNprcs g. o. d 10 g. o.
MALkkk,3i Market II, Springfield, Mass
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NEf%SINr G5t4hizESS9 HhESfakL tI;6cK. WEST
ISLAND DAILY Sundays excepted by steamboat
AkMESiA, from bRooKLYN, FaIt m st.. at SIS 4; 81
Nestry st.. " V $40, 2itu st., D. lnll y at al
hatta ville $50; Nonkers, 1875; Donb's Ferry, II ;
NyacS and Tarrytown ny ferry ooit Nl25. Re hrning
from Newburgh at $40 l.. NJ, reaching New lork al
d.3O. and nrnlklYn Al L. VI.
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W1nnttA...HtmnIth

A GERMAN girl and woman wanted for a good
"A general 6onsework IN small family. Reference.
required Apply at ioi West 18th New YORK.
PEoTEsTAMT 81, tS year: f2E sn sS Tss
Call for two days
A YOUNG girl to make herself generally useful and
~ have chance to learn dre'smaking Is Union
A s5ci Tcll54, 5s TesdasS girls N'0''o
ExPERIENCED hand embrodercrs on ladies'
II cloaks. % Howard st. third noor
cara s.sor. sScS n al knds Of see making
the Lace School. 0O7 Broadway.
NEW shirt ironers. "a Morton st.
- New YORK Laundry, 1880 broadway near S7th st.
wANTED--Good power loom ribbons.
sfiBERTXSS, hEINEMANN & co. $50 10th sv.
WANTED-windersa and Wrappers for glazed cotton,
VOGT & DiETzEL. 1908 Broome at.
WANTED mlddlc,aged woman IN a boarding
w house 70 do general hOusewOrk. ABBY ut 10 Co
lumhia st., New Yors
WANTED Immediately. nr.t.class shirt ironer, at
w laundry corner fu ton ana riliry sta Brooklyn.
NVANTED-A woman to wash and iron for rcstau.
w rant and small anlly. Inquire sii spring At.
w ifonins. At e5i West S'd ST. in lie store. -
WANTED-A. grl Tor general homework refer.
w cnce required. Ia VI irgct IT.
WANTED Domestic sewing mac line operators
w NJ H. CHASE. 7i3 Rroadwav.
WANTED A few Girls " experience TO hind al.
w MANAGE Al rcssr q box H., jersey city.
WANTED A woman to scrub and wash dishes
w wages siO; come ready Tor work d9l 6tl av.
WANTED girl about 10 10 mind children and
w assist IN Homework. 3l2 h av.
WANTED We nurse to take baby TO her own
w house $50 East 3plh st
NOuNG GIRLS can obtain situations free. lodg
ngs and meals at &c. each, or board At tl5OA week,
Of the Girls Lodging House - 81. Marks place.
IAn CLOAK MAKER- immediate '.
INV JAMES l.. SIENENS. los South 9TH av.
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cfur Sal, ano 10 GIT.

EXCEII.ENT rooms for manufacturing to let
H cncar onc large room, iOxn feet 49, per month
eNrrsl smaller Io4il.. rent Ner} low. Inquire OF
lItliAUD-ON, MCKEE n CO, Centre Market build
Ing Centre II, betac cen Broome and Grand sts.
nFPICES TO LIT In second story sun building,
~ ront AMI rear veil lighted ami sfeAn heated Ap
ply at sun Publication hce Nassau aud Fran .fOrt
FINO LET Corner store on Hamilton ana Clinton
i t.. BrOoAlyn good for butcher or grocery good
tenant Tow rent Apply ON premises.
laOA PER MONTH Tor whole Of orick house. 3
sOZU noOrr. rooms. West 18Th st.. Hunters POiut ;
minutes from ferry t. New York night and day. Ap.
pytO ALFRED ELSON, lps Broadway, y. \.
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A IRASX AND TW9Y ny ,DAYhIGMTr;wv

~ pNi BOATS g. Ni HAHo NM DANiEL DissW
I,ays Nestfy ~ rer ~ e uaf gu liays exc ptei
Cornwall, Newburgn, Pcu shSeeple, Rhneo cS, cas-
xiii, and Hudson. rICkk on SALE FOR POIN rs
NORTH AND wksr Trip Tickets to West Point,
tornsMl. and Newhnrgh returning same day, 81
~
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AuttIun Qoilt,s.

MORTGAGE SALE.-JOHN MoDONOUGH,
Ifi AuctlDuerr.-By Nirtue of chattel mortgage. [
viii expose sale al public auction On saturday, the
lhday OF Septenbsr 1875. At 10 O'Clock forenoon. at
1855 West 10Th 81 hurscs, ca rriagc, NAg lns SIN
gle and unle sets harness. Also. 365 9Th at
1uS O'Clock forenoon. tue stock nf coffin
store JOHN X. FARRlNG1ON,
Attorney for Mortgage.
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6rturnuns.
A SUNDAY AFTERNOON TRIP
TO RocKAwAY BKAcB.
TO MORROW sUNDAD AFTERNOON, sEPT. L.
Jarrett Planners magnificent psisoe steamer.
PLYMOUTH ROCK.
will make q trip
TO RocKAwAY BsAcH.
Leaving foot OF 231 st. N. r., M1PM.
Foot of Murray at. picr Ss), N. r., At 1850.
Returning to the city before dark.
TICKETS for the round trip FIFTY CENTS.
A. 1ESG,TRS.9SS T9
Csunday' incIndodj lsayyInSS -, = follows
S Ss;i 4! e. * h ~ rs +.
Fulton ferry. BrooslsG, 9oA " andsPM NJ.
stns.,E.E, ss,A;; VI, aud isis m. .
cram ns e s t. s III and NJ
Pier "a. +. e., s;i5 \. VI and l.3J T.. ".
Fulton terry. BtooSlyn.9A. VI. and il5 p.
,,Reinrning boats leave RockawAy at lOio and IL A.
NJ i:i5 an i. NJ
Fare 35c Excursion tickets soc.
Return tickets good On either DOit.
A REGULAR SUNDAY MOURNING BOAT
west Point Coli spring aud Cornwall. The fsvOrite
steamerL LONG BRANCH dornirly tue sleepy Hollow,
AM, West 70 Gsts \. Il 'aisn and sSi st. 4. Il. At
"a NJ. Fare for the excursion 81.
4 -FISuINt. BANK %-Eitu.Ar eyecy 1v C,it.
~ surdvs cxc1ptcll, so stttusr SsI - v, cav.
Ing II ,rrison st., ~ H., $50; sth st.. H. Il, a Pier 2l
TicxctsfI. Al. @. 70 TER. Mana s,r.
A FISHING BANKS aud Sunday Hook On sun
n. day sent. ~, steamer SEril LOW. Tickets ti
Landing. as usual AL. q. FOSTER, Manager.
IvNCi RSIONS ny STEAMBOAT ARMENIA
81 osair sunday excepted rem SlW fO!K, ANp
BuRGH BAY to NtWBURGh, VITA opportunity %
epenling three hours at the unrvaicd PICNIC
GROUNDS OF IONA ISLAND. or two hours It COZ.
ZENss HOTEL, Or WEST POINT. See advertisement
IN another column
IyORT LEE boats leave Cau,i u every sunday atp,
~ l0and II A. NJ, and ,, anil 531 = NJ, aud d,iy at
10 A. NJ 9 5i5 anil 7.ib T.. W., inIn (daiy and sun.
diO at 2ith aud 4th as 10 minutes later Fare, l5c
IrISHING BANKS.-Reguiar SUNDAY Boat.-sea
- steamer Artisan. having Per ~, = IT, "a ST.,
n RS : 10th st. ~ H., 1880 Piers. " k,P A. NJ.
SEAWANuiKA Sunday EXCURSIONS
CITY Island, Sands Point, Glen Cove. Glen Wood and
k0syn.
SUNDNl At y A. NJ, pth 81, at hJo A. W., and ~
81 at els for tnc above places returning to the
Dinner and refreshments board
CUNDAY day boat ALBANY an | Troy NeN burgh,
= 30 cents POughkccpsle. Rhlnb cS Citskill. Atm
frankiin st., A. Nj 2lth st., S;lS; returning next
morning