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Mr., AVER.

OPENING ron THE rnosEcuT1os,
Mr.. Ayor thsp followed with his opening staso-
mone. tie 6a!u no PtoPoaoo 80 h1aso very oE'oas
aud in plain toEms tho eenord nature Of tho
tro defendants had boen for several yearu inter.
cstcd A. proprIotoro Of cortain Jsttl!erv kporn
- IN 7,,i,,ao A1o,t,, worLa tr,,, 1,.;,tr,.,,
against them contained ni1 d'f1eront counts. tia
tho bua!neas with Intent to defrnud tue Govern
ssc. a2s1 Of tho nay,sod statutea dc matersl
ooe. o,@'. N 49, "ooa ,'|os"'eas wv aa'e'4e'
.osa to tho turv, The second count charged thu
.ur,,u.,n - ,,.,t go. a.. a., .n,-. -
to"osA'ui apt.'so .to sns a's'uety to hono osn'
quantity Of epIri,s unou which the tax had no:
iosn mid. Tnis cannt @ INV AZ val i 3. III In 1 .hirs @
.na wa quite s. ss. was framed IN s ss1os
Tho three remsutng counts charged conspiracy. and
weso road osor to the jury. They have all been pub
4'1 Ms ~ xax ~ th.n ...a.% nsse.oio.s ta, ~.
49, .o,ne.,,n -, .h~ ,a,s1a,, W. qAus ~
sa os a' h,a ha .
!eet nfty OF aix.y millions Of dollars
year, In order 10 socurc the coiIect1on OF ills tsx
tp Government had scau nt 10 ay down yory striu.
gent rulos aud regulations fot te napsesent Of ,hs
Business. u order to mako tic juror understand
e., lii. Ayer vent into 1sry fu e1plsns.ion st tao
whoIo system, This took sons tstne. .nd waen Mr.
Aver fa!abed biz lecture oyery ,netbcr Of dc try
oil4t 10 haye Ind pretty cnar insiot into auch ;na
kFs u proof fpir18 staurS stuos n,,thes dumpinu
and yatlu,s oler terms c2nneced with tha busness
In o1plxinnK how frauds might bo Committed on
tbs re,euus Mr Aver very tratntully rs,psskod thus
they were .lsnpoIa!be without tho coua!yauce Of the
GRnget or 9torefecptr. There weso
sEygRAL Ways or rnoHyc1rrIsn rurgr rr.,ns
In SONG iustances tho cooda would ls n.tenaihy LA
proof whcrc4s tho rsa would iii ther il. raj viii
lc0 rroof 9ooda 50 liz IL instcsi nf narnp III tar On
nr1f asllops tLay usii ths taI ,3n3n wI.e ositnns
vwhrt ethoro mirHt Ga twts. A. neny nroaf ~
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AHToH IUNKEE

. - '7'- :. :, -, Il
the frat Mltntss, was called IT. Live minutes Of 8.
slowly up toward tho Httnoss stand. and wns
tworn
,,u,t. ,,,u, .a,t n,
'Ao o"@.'s "a'', hA~~o'at e''tA0ot n.y.
parentlY 35 or 4G yoars Of age, With blne eyes,
H.. .,xj;,,, bt,nao n.,, .nxs h,ons ,,.,.t.. .
'ous ca'"us o'o'u1 tat'' e"u p'oauo u1ass@oac
anu 1nlpcHa3' 14o IL oI nervous temperament,
anil lila nnrvougnnas wan mt rin,;ntuhod
"N 81" r "
ny sho bpeoen nto1rs Aao MADE on hlha,
mud al ho tool tho Btaud he WAS slightly pa1o
n,;.,. ~, .,..t-oar ,,a ..oL. -, - 80.
Dal'oh "'a 'o''.t.AeA5 W. ePoNo ~ 'o"' oot!''
cAtory votce, with al!ghtsfoTelgn neceuk. 1lla
n.prcr .yae oaav d,,rne h;s .t+ect oy nr,i,, .+o,
a.IA Wv IN, a., "'a 80. ..N". y,
bY Dit aver put %lth tue nl6l question Pus py
HtorEa Ao trcmbled percoptltly, and uuFlng the
long crca1-0ucst!ouinG hG Hcemed shocked aud
Btarlletl. Juukcf III man OF extreme souaitlvo-
neuB aud ono who avoids ut,arrots. and tho
or1eal 10 which ho was subjected tLrrw him soms-
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ants never owned dist!llarJs thsrs was eunstefna-
t!on apparent In tho ranks o tho Government counsel,
aud Dontn1l teanod eSer Ia ATof aud talked for =
moment.
during his speech Hr. atorEs msds deep iuapro4.
son On ths sudltnco, and, When ha had s1mtfh he'd,
uho'aon Russell put up his $500. willis "old Nan
Dcx leaned ersr to Ai,c and told him 10 taxa Any
let that Russell might offer.
Tho trial xaz fairly commenced, and III ea1s wera
strained
TO CATCH EVERY WORD
that dropped. From tbs opening until ths sdjouEu-
naut not augIe rap for ordsr was heard, and hers
VA not eye rust1a inside out 10 dstufb The pf.
ecsdngn. Tho w,ncssen On both sides sent frnm
The cotrfoo, but they assembled outa1ds and lost
not word of what tf2nspirtd.
Altar thu adjournment Pahlsnan aud Hush wcrs
heartily congratulated the Of tha dAJ, And
Tbs crowd dspsrzed u 60 to bed carly. and hs up b.
tlmrs this morning.
During tho tr1sf JudRa DlodRett SLOWED all lhe
questions he posslhy could, even sometimes atzanng
The law Of evidence 70 ut 81 nerrogstoty H. II wal
evident that hs wanted Ill tho facts, snd the whsk,
1aen ahsswdy suspect thst the Learned Judge 10 ret
ting at all tbs facts, With rtox 10 future sentencing
and proportiunate amount Of CONFIRMATION pre-,
tAll1.
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ths lpusposs q eorroboratiue thsIr ownst.,;
.s5s i; ef u e. s1'5 ssss 4ha. .ss:
comprehensive vas ths terrttory In whiq travel.
IT, tatsn Y 1a y W. . to s"ess TT @ Te1e
ad.'sna4nt.. II would hs 10 tsstIasd. 10 sbls and
Wy would uos hrsltatc u that lhey toof tho
loxn ,hs ,s1 s1 s.ss. oberassd tAs br'n. swsl;
II court ~ s1tscncc. Ths Jury
..,., MUST NOT ne HEnPnIaED ...
uhe ony tetn and limit Was this human
sss story which should !ntuirale lbs docnauta md
e1eusfmte themstsaa. 1t was not In Tie oll times.
that Justly e.tel the scorn and ioathinn snd Jeteat..
Mon OF nehEmi,Aet men, II waa an tniormcr and
Lie scheme Of Christian red.mp.on aud Christsn
stonsuent md salvation. History recorded no 10
ataaes Of a. tnforner whoas nat .oday rot-
unR In snfAny II u WAS Remembered At all.
Iho seizures in this city mals shout the 10th
OF May. 1875 Tho proof sganat tl,o s,ouse. sezri
ed tho casea weso clear had been sagaciuusy work
up the setntes Hade and he parties at last Indicted.
No No, ,lmmnn!t5 .u VA eese1 snykody. Tae vent on
cause tber Hut had been legin,ately aacoscred be.
Thought themselves how to escape The roauta ot tor
that. Tho other was 10 rtinan. trade with the tnY
eIn"e.t and ot1er she's tt+llmony sganat souooody
fna fqseo tao'n ~ ~ syasco sF.aa n.
ono result Of that ttadc these titftnttanta
as.!net wbo.a ~ evidence Of guilt by decent md le-
Ford, junkor, and otLers, Wiling 10 saeriace cvesy
rs,nei.'e ot manhood, offered Up these defendants,
| asel upon tber test,mony. Tho dovernmcnt accept.
q thsn sni sheltered them snl had iopo 70 10 liz
s s Sn ,na o ss a
VIII carried II tAstr iaees .hsts Utter Tx Of CHARACTER
a,i saes voluntary abandonment Of every principle.
cal posons. Thar Ilves for ,he past four ycsrs wsra
coS1lsurp aEntrs or y1L1Ais1rs.-
brIberY fsaui thf.yrrv rcrjurv -oni ri thss. thrv
would bs compelled u couyiet themsclycs, Thss
sflogetic nd aeise:atury ] nsnner u sfr. ASer lad
holding un 10 ronn Of sans" Sa,nray H. rsnsH.
1nau was .nost fa|irnront min un II lin tn.trn
1acus which he was coiuuGe to usr bal uot bec,, 40
| jnduscribably foul, Aa would ltayo Mado tbe yery
welkln rng with his dcnnucistlon. ot the frauds
with which tho defendants wcso charged. Dut
upon tho case viii 10 apology. Knowing she facts
md believing t,at hair ceusury Of honorable ana up
os .e soehn tsy believed
tIat Of ncriurcrs. Ths tirns ma VIZ coming Tben ne,
Tho ia riaads1sa tao revenues. msn The ia 10
had then sourht to inroiss ter ,.eohhors. snnid h
| lcld in such '3's'' ''Sf'S"'' -
,, Tim, ,xo, III, a .o "a. MHp =, sGoas n,
xa,d ~, s,tNcr nnnv ~ s . .t. ~ tS
T., 1891 ,sst. s"iy Itu fsI ~, ~ ~ - n I.,
u H. ~oso hea.. .s "as r., "o ses.9n Sh to Tak a9oa
VAS 1urcnseci 4 tus Iacroco Of oId busiuess lac
c,ates7 ~ '''0 '"S''A-' - Wv '''A's'' e~''
nsn ~. su7 c III "a ~. ~ us1
eharartc1 e,sn m of Gbcarn s, au mno ~
sr 40 ,a S y, .sass "As rna ssie @ "a
III .uy ,pIe,.ion ~ nsoaIinn o,,i,S' "s.s r.
ao1eramsnt I'D no boaa'S Ass :stlsssas . to la:
a.ass1s .ssf se :5ss sssss ei
,n ns "a rnae1 ~, iho tcs o nmn n1 IT, E
rrronuSs mini m IN ,ho irnscntisrv ~ flr1,jsh
| snt,s1ttut, Eoi.o,, ,sn..a I:"r' = e 1snmrn"i :
, 1876-03-23
FINANCIAL.
FIDELITY
SAVINGS BANK
SAFE
DEPOSITORY,

Nos. t43, lag md lat Rnndotphsat.
THE VAULTS OF this institution sro tho
accented modoln os Safe DcR22stsor!es 2
built of noltd 1na9onH. and a arc llned M 9th 9Th
stttuto m absolutely --
IMPREaNAbLE FORTRESS
against tho assaults of any and all BurGtarg
by tho faot thnt thny withstood tho
CHEAT CONFLAGRAT1ON OF 1871.
Thny afford . placo OF supreme security for
P!nto. Dcads. Bonds, Wills, and Vatuablcs
Rocent asidtttons and improvements hnve
mntin tha FIDELITY tho most complete
md cxtonatvn, an it has always boon tho most
fonura, Bnfn DnpositoFy IN tho world. Single
Boxes and Drnwors for Rcnt from S5 to S7ta
THE SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Of thin institution pays inherent at tho rate OF
o por cent por nnnum on HavinKn DDposita
and TruAt Fund.-: This !nteroat IL added to
tho principal on tho tlrst day Of each Jauua-
~ and July.
JOHN G. lIA1NE9. President: JARED GAGE. veo
rrtsidont; CHARLES j. HAISE.st Cash1cr; GEORGE
II. GAGE. Assistant Cashier.
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MIR. ADAMS At HOME.
The Nomination q Surprise to Him-when no
will Announce His Acceptance.

from me Boston herald.
Mr. Adams was found at his beautiful
summer residence in Quincy, seated In his libra
ry. A gentleman Just from Worcester was with
him, and had been giving him an account OF the
proceedings OF the Convention. Mr.. Adams
stid that the frst intimatiOn he received OF his
nomination was by telegraph from personal
friends among the delegates, and the news was
a surprise to him. While he was aware from
the papers that his name was to be mentioned.
nation. He expected that Mr. CASTOR would
be the choice Of the Convention, as he made an
excellent Governor a year AGO. While he felt a
the past few years he was greatly pleased at tn
spontaueity OF the nomination but he pleas
antly added, a nomination WAS not an election,
and. alt huugh he might accept the one under
the circumstances, he hardly felt that hs should
he called upon to assume again the duties and
responsibilities OF active political life Massa-
chusetts, without doubt Is Republican State.
and Il Is difficult for tho majority OF men to
break party sbackles, especially IN "A Presideni Il
campaign.
Upon being reminded that tho independent
voter Is abroad NOWADAYS, Mir. Adams said II
was true but he added that In these days Of
printed ballots, many men don't feel interest
enough IN Hn election to take the trouble to
scratch" and. In illustration, lac referred to
the ola Free soil times, speaking OF the passage
OF the law allowing voters to place their ballots
In sealed envelopes before depOslting them. To
the surprise OF those who secured the passage
OF the law, he said very few men took advantage
OF II, the cnson they gave being that IL was too
much trouble.
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Sbipptrl.

NCHUR IINF.-U.s MAIL sTEAMRR4
~ SAIL EVERY SATURDAY
Passengers bOONed At lowest rates TO from s1y,n
port or railroad statDn Great Br tail Ireland
HENDERSON BROTHERS Bownng Green.
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Murder On, after Twen,,-rhreo Years.

A few DAYS ago some workmen in Allo-
cheny, while eX;avating for celler at James
aud Ihfd streets, came upon the bones Of the
leg aud the arm Of man. 1t was immediately
recalled tY the nrignbor- that about seven years
ago the kun aud portion OF the spinal column
81 skeleton were found IN the same " zee.
bnsch, VITO d-auI cared suddenly on the night
"l Christina lHb3 having zone out to purchase
come tow Tor his son. lie fel. IN win a cutln-
'Nmaii one Earnest kinehart, and the two
sp"ht part 81 tue evening Ia John Hnrris's 81.
fnln; from mat Ilare the two dCnaried. Busch
WAS last ,e.n a. Of near the nouse of one Unrt.
Mho had saloon At Gerst alley ana second
tutrt Al NE Time Hart was hu,pe rted OF the
murder ana arrested for n, but tie evidence nd
not warrant commitment.
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MrteOrs IN sweden.

4 fail Of meteorites took place on the
2Sih Of June. between II and IL A. NJ. near
Sialidalen. SeyeIM Tell on the ground ana some
into a lahe. Two were found, one about the
Eize Of The h-t ana weighing tour and half
sounds the Other sm.ller. Eyewitness say
That Loud whis'hns was first heard in the DIR
from west 10 east. ana light WAS plainly dis
'ngulshhhlr, although the SKY was Gle ir and
'loudit@- there tier two very sharp reports
were i"ard, the second succeeding the FIRST
"ll"f "a m"mtntaTy interval, followed by several
.ihris lc sharp resembling thunder after
Nn'h me 'i'ng - nc, were obscrVcd by eight
va veg 'u"-' "nd' hnaly there VS. seen in
az "iilli - tiinNr, not very hiyh M. A
in,. ".r''' d slnutnueoualy al StprA-
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pENN,yLvANI.i RA,,Il,KOAga

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leavi New NOrS DcsbrOsses and COrtlandt
streets ferries, a. follows.
Express for Harrisburg Psbury h the West and south.
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, $3.50 A. NJ. d ana
$50 +. VI. sunday. u ami $3.50 4. NJ
For WilhamspOrt. Lock Haven. CORY, and Eric, at
2;iO and $3.50 Z. connecting at Cory for Titus
VII c, Petroleum Centre. ana the on legOns
For baltimore Washing on, aud the SOUTH Limited
Washington Express" OF Pullman PAror Cars daily.
except SUNDAY. $50 A. NJ. arrive Washington 40
=. NJ Regular At SioA. NJ $40 andv r. NJ sun
EXPRESS Tor philadelphia 7.so $40. $3.50 A. Nj, 1880
gao. 3.4 8. o, Z, $3.50, PIP. NJ. and II night Accom-
mOlation Z A. NJ. and 4:i0 =. NJ sunday A. NJ.
90 z $50, snd9 r NJ Emigrant and second class
For Centennial Depot at $50, $50, 1880, A. NJ, and
3P. NJ, On sunday A. VI. Returning, leave Cen
tennial Depot a. /. it5 $50, 0, ana 1905 Y. NJ ON
For trains TO Newark, Elizabeth Railway, Princeton.
other points see local schedues At all Ticket Onices
and 1O2O r. NJ. daily 1910 A. NJ. ana $50 Z. NJ daily.
except Monday. From Washington aud Baltimore,
$50 A. NJ, 410, $40 aud 10;20 r. NJ Sunday. $50 A.
NJ From Philadelphia, 5O5 $50, $50, 1910 1920.
1850 A. M 2lO 800 40 BIO 6:i0, 200, 1855, 7i0.
$40, and 1920 Il. NJ. sun lav SOS. 500. $50 1910,
1850 A. NJ. $50 AM 1920 T. NJ.
Ticket Offices, 5e6 and ga Broadway, No. Astor
House, and foot OF Desbrosses aud Cortlandt sts.i
No Court st. Brooklyn ia ll0 and lis Hudson ST..
Hookbcn Depot, Jersey City Emigrant Ticket ONCE.
No. battery place.
FRANK THOMSON, ID. NJ. BOYD, Jr..
Gent Manager. 0enl Passenger Agent.
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TONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
IL Lessee FLUSHING, North Shore and Central H. r.,
ana southern n T. Of Long Island.

GRAND INTERNATIONAL RIFLE MATCH.
Scottish Irish, Canadian, Australian and American
Teams. The competing rh men VIII practise at
Creedmoor, Tuesday. Sent o. Wednesday, 6th Friday.
9th, and SATURDAY., 9th inst.
Trains Of the Long is and Il r. viii leave Long island
City from depot north Of ferry. at 900 and 1903 AN;
ana 2O3 r. VI delivering passengers directly at the
grounds Of the Rife Association. Returning, train,
leave CrcedmOor 2ii, 3i5, biG and 0:i2 7. NJ Time
between Long Island CRY aud CrccdmOor only 40 min
utes. New YORK city passengers take ferry al mes
Sip foot OF Chambers st. thirty 800 minutes, 3fth
A. ferry H. r. fifteen 40 minutes before departure OF
trains. ON days OF the Grand International Match.
Sept 12, 13 AMI Ii half hourly trains Will be run De-
tween Lond Island CITY aud Crccdnoor. For time
tables future advertisements. Tickets from New
Ork city to CreedmOor and return including ferriaRe
and admission to the Association Grounds. only one
dollar al. For sale at James clip ana 3ith ST. ferry
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INEAS and coffee dealers, both city and country will
ma II greatly TO their adYantl 10 call upOn us b.
Tore purchasing elsewhere great bargains offered
sample tea 25c per ~. choice roasted and Maracaib
coffee Doc. agents wanted Japan and Java Tea and
tonee Co. 2H Water a., corner Fulton ~. AMBROSE
hanager.
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NOR NOnWALK DIRECT,

C,ATsKJ,bdL CwEEK I;IsN M ,s,.i NEW
81. Pier ~. N. r.. nt Y. " Fare SOC. Bcrths frce
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Connecting with Dsnbury Norwalx and New Haven
Railroads BY steamer ARROWSMITH daily SUNDAYS
exccptcdl from JEWELS dock, Brooklyn, H:JO 7. N. !
Pier 81 East river, 2;i5 r. NJ aud foot of 3jd st. East
river, ats p NJ Fare IS cents. Excursion tickets 90
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uilstelllu,IlI.
Aublit 3lotltts.
I ,ANDED ESTATES COURT, IRELA>p.-

ANDED EsTATE~' COURT, IRELAND
In the matter Of the estate of Ellen Cuu,ri',
Browne. owner Edward Bolton, Annie Bolton oih o.
wise Browne his WIFE, Robert Rolton and Mary li. q
otherwise Browne. hi wife, aud Elizabeth BloAue %.
titioners
Whereas, Nv an order In taii matter hearin. tate ma
~ APRIL lhi II wa ordrre1 that part OF the l4i u
bhNnur.cy and part of the lands OF Newborn lU M
uh'nN ~ hnl Jmorc and county " RosCluH Il. r li
pc eoln ma whereas, the lHght Hon. II url Ogu.
one OF the judges OF the Landed E.tafe.' Court II .
lana, mas directed auVer ieeneuts fuh
ing on llomas Haknn"y Browne, formerly ut 81 IS
slfcet IN the cY OF lu1'in or h. children ia AIi
shew cause. II sni lrN have Why the said uls ug
not be sold; ANA whereas hhf oi saId premise.
belong 10 the sat Thou ~ tScnoy browne IL he
now awe or To MS cAiiru Il he he'd having anN at
Whcrnas II has been represented TO the Court tht .
SAID Thomas h agency browne left this country 30 fhi
neYei TINT he ms d.ed Interstate ana without i..t
Now the SAIL Inpms b1keney brown or M, cH. lr' d
Nt any are Lcrruy required WITHIN three Wunf- Or d
thls date u have an appearance entered fnr hn p
show causr, II any they can, why the sald lnd- -ul
not be sold aud In default OF their dong tines 10
Court VIII pr coed with the "a" Of the saI land 81
the expiration of tne said riud Of thtec mlut' 10
the assumption that The said Thomas niAStnVi Boa -
has died intcstate and without clillren.
DAVIS y MONIFOrr.
Solicitors having carrily az -t .,
81 Dame ST.. pi'Il.
TwhNr'-FilXH &ENETi1y VIZ ytl1 SA>'
FROM NOW TILL ,AFlEg IHh PHtslp >i'N!
POSTPAID, 10 '".An6Itss rHno.ou.I
80 CAMPAIGN D0tUIE<T LlH, %
Address THE Sun, 'IN
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GYtursiuus.
A -RoCKAwAY BEACH EXCURSION

A -ROCkAWAY BEACH EXCURSIONS.
REgULARllNE, ESTABLISHED 1871,
FIVE EXCURSIONS DAILY AND SUNDAY.
by STEAMERS
AMERICUS, NEVkR5INK ana WILLIAM COOK.
coxrEssSNocts c cefEsR%TBb S ssS Rka BAND
THE ORPHEUS QUARTETTE CLUB. 49, - ..
CORNET PLAYER.
go MINUTES SAIL. on THE ATLANTIC OCEAN,
AND OVER THREE HOURS TO ENJOY THE COOL
BREEZkS ON TUE BEACH.
Observe the Time Table.
AMBRICUS LEAVES
Twenty fourth street, " r. at $50 NJ. and 1:tb r NJ
Tenth street. North river at 8f5 A. NJ. and l.25 NJ.
Yesey street. North river, at A. NJ. ana $40 VI.
Fulton ferry HrOOklyn. at p.20 A. VI. and2P. M.
WILLIAM COOK LEAVES
Twenty fourth street. North river. ut 1880 A. M.
Tenth street North river, OF 1045 a. M.
Pier 2. North river. At IL A. NJ.
Futon forry Brooklyn, at t115 A. NJ.
NEvEfsslNR LEAVES
Ninth street, East river, = A. NJ and 12:45 r. NJ.
south First sta Wi.llamsDurgh, bl5 A. NJ. and r.
Grand street. New York $3.50 4. NJ ana 1915 p. NJ
Fulton ferry, Brooklyn. A. NJ. and 1:3o T NJ:
ktTURNlNg Bouts lcave Rockaway at IL A. NJ,
4, 4:45. ana 5:15 r. NJ.
FARE, IS CTS EXCURSION TICKETS 30 CTS
RETURN TICKETS ARE GOOD on EITHER BOAT.
hpecial NotCe-No delay from LOW TIDE.
ONLY Boats making all tho llndinRs at RpckaWAY
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STEAMBOATS, suo Railrosos


A LBANY AND. TROY BY DAY boats
N O. VIBBARD and DANIEL DREW.-Leave VeetrY
81 Pier at B10, and 24tn ST. At $50 A. NJ Landing at
Eyack ana rarrytown 10Y ferry boat, West Point
Newburgn. PousiEeepsie RhineDcck. Catskil and lud
son Gloss CONNECTION at Albany ,glth new train q
BY special train to SARATOGA and ROUND LAKE
To West Point and NewOurgh and return, same day, 81
Poughkeepne, OIL 80. Sarat ga and return. $40.
REGULAR SUNDAY MORNING BOAT
N. for Report landing At ElizlDethport. RQssville
and Perth Amboy. Will leave New YORK from Pier a.
N H., foot of Harrison St. at "A. NJ. On returning,
leave keyport $3.50 T. NJ. making pleasant family
excurslOn 49,
The MATTEAwAN leaves Pier -. N. r.. daiiy at
+. NJ, returning from KeypOrt saturday att Pm.
-PEOPLE'S LINE stcsmDoats for Albany.
N Saratoga, and TIC West leave daily (Sunuays
cepted) at p. NJ. Pier a. N. H. foot OF Canal 81
DROOKLYN, New YORK, ana Ne wburgh. by steam.
- boat AItNENlA. Leave Fulton ~, brookyn, at9
Vestry st, New YORK at O20 and 2ith st. al pl5 NJ,
landing at Yonkers Iona Island Cozzsns West Point
and Cornwall Returning. arrive ut BROOKLYN l.. NJ.
TICKETS FOR TIE ROUND TRIP. 81.
TO IONA ISLAND AND RETURN. 75 CENTS.
CTTSSEkk CwEtk INh asy i@Sn EEW
st., Pier ~, N. Il" at 7. NJ Fare soc. Bcrths free.
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Siuantial,
R,rsonal guiI;u.

nfSEASES or MEN. Nervous DEBILITY, and kin.
dred affections speedily and permanently cured by
mLNIf a DANIELS. NJ. -, lH Lexington ay. ar
10Th ST. Hours. StoS
VOHN 100 has been missing for eight weeHs Any
- information Of him will be thankfully received At
No. .53 Anderson 81, Jersey CIV.
DILF~. nstnla. structure, prnlapsus, ulcers neu
L ralgia into cradle llcning, &C. The above com
plans successfully treated without using knife. liga.
ture, causilcs or acids Treatment mild. rfecty
and never fails to cure Consult aton free. ONCE sI5
to Bpm W H. SWkETLASD NJ ID
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RAJ S at Sss Sn nG undp%sr sem GOOD
work
A FAMILY ihirt ironer.. also nuter wanted
,'.,'' -" s''s. '
n man famii, Tor Siie6cn WORK iG7 Eas Osd st.
III TTO>-.-GTis sccg tomsa 70 wSoskgg on foot
ID presses. G. H. SMITH Co, 81 Centre st.
l{vNNnNTT U499a hahus' ana girls 10 learn tor
CIV VI ''""" 81
Sbaes bb o s,s San, on .csm ma
rxppp,pxCtnn, s.n,a, On lace ,,.s A
i. Div to '''' j r. SALMON 60 Mercer st
EIRSr-CLAs- operators on cioaks and suits on
i Domestic machine none but experts e57 Fulton st.
sI .,, :, !, :,
E'" So" t." ~ SC" sea Oq HAT. "a Prince at.
u ms's mac6ipes 70 French operators w IS speak I
.'."."' NJ % 'p''ns 81 III s'o'e "e"' n'o'uNn'.
III perienced hands needed. '''' O"' %
GOLDSMITH s5l broadway.
OPERATOR-. wanted on Domestic machine on
Company. o. Franslin st.
OPERATORS ami nnishers on cloak, and nne
'"''' s PATTERSON. iss West .ed st.
OPERATORS and nnisners on suits on Wilcox
AO', :, n,s"' =.
Ost near Br5sdwsv
D,PrR noxrs.-wsn,ed- e.perienceo Girl. ON
machine sT0oSER q natter 90 Canal 81
DIAPER BOXES. Wanted good glue and paste
ara st. ''''' va" " - N'"N' VIZ - "0"
=. :. .
u" '''"''B TfSRrfrY& sfEvExsox. IS spruce st.
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~ 10 sic week 70 good hands no Others need Apply
also hcmmer. on six ties wanted.
w ANTED-FIpcrience operators on wilcox q
iiF I'd Malcs srn9s ne can ap9y o, Elm
~ Grand. o 80 '''''s' '' '''O"' u0O' "0''"
XVA~TED-A siri or Young man who UNDERSTANDS
which mu, be low J. Q p CO. boz 49, sun ONCE
WANTED-firsi.cla operstors VII, have worried
r on ana rp slq a re e n &C none pst tx
wanted. GEO. G. BATES, 81 @oOster st.
W Esni.i ai.a BOYS Jacket; bring sample o. Sork
SARlARI WHIIEokD co, Canal st. and Broad
w h1pe 6ie nee sen sik wlnder'' good
xx-,>rrn s,r, lm,,o,s.,,e, ,re,e,,e,, 70 40
~ eenera housgNoFk i9r asmal famiY Inquire IN
- 80,
w Gsls g nnrh rne pea'e'' on WILCOX
W, ,>r,nusrn. On roo,,en ana ,,osnr, .s ~,
~ az SrfTlT' psy " TiG MOSES
xx-,>Trp-,.iri. to bottle p,cKic. good wage. to
W tea: S6o understand IL 40 Others need apply
no oo' "asnihR'ohs'
IrANTED-ESperienced hands on ladies' en- broi.
w isf,1 ~ Iund NV am Brnadway Room a after
wANrrD-io strI. on ladies' SILK bows. oniS CT.
TOP hoor
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W NNitn, snl,rt kltl, 10 10 ~ Seaa.-rppll, 70
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w q por n ,nih Npuly at bakery. 40 Greenwich
,>.,,pn .r,.. - .,, 80, ... :,
W learn CLOAK naSne $40 ON AZ c5nd floor
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