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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-09-18

BOO Advertisement OF JAuoa' Di.suss.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-28

PAWN. orr SILVER. - Secretary
Hristow commenced the redemption
of fractional! currency with siver last
Thursday. and up to the close OF
business on saturday, he is reported
10 have di>hursed 100000. AT the
time the work WIGS commenced, there
WAS S.o.OJ3.GtU on hand, including
$1,000, 900 AZ line silver in process Of
conversion into coin. The business of
redemption is likely to move a little
more smoothly this week, and there
ought 20 be a; least s.eO,eGO Of this
coin in circulation by next Saturday
night. At the rate Of 100000 per
week, it will take forty weeks, or nine
months, to pay out the silver in hand,
and about a year and half TO redeem
the whole amount of fractional cur
rency aaoa:. L; is interesting to note
how the hard currency is received al
the Fast. Ii we except the Pacific
coast, silver coin has been practically
demonetized in the United States fox
the past fourteen years. Thousands
who have entered business lite during
The interval know nothing of silver
coin as currency, and will now begin
TO handle 1t for the firs; time. Older
business men. who were accustomed
to its use before the war. Will give it a
warm welcome, while its ring will be
music to those born during its BAN
ishment from the country.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-28

WEITE stated that he had read news
paper article charging the Clerk of the
House and his subordinates with lobby
ing against reduction in the Legislative
Appropriation bill, and offered resolu-
ton directing the Committee on Rules
to inquire whether any legislation Is ne
cessary to protect the House from undue
influences by officers OF the House.
Agreed to. White then read letter
addressed to himself, making a vague
charge Of poisoning against the engineer
of the House, the writer Of which had
subsequently, been appointed assistant
engineer. Eeferred.-[ House proceed
inSs.
Poisoning and lobbying. Nice lot of
Eoreias and Dalgettys the Reform Con-
gress is giving the country. Physician,
heal myself,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-28

MCKEE SESTENcED.-Samuel Mckee,
CT the St. Louis Globe Democrat, con-
victsd with other crooked whisky ring
men in that city, has been sentenced by
Judge Dillon Of the United States Circus;
Court to imprisonment Of two years IN
the county Jail and to pay fine of slo,-
900. Judge krum asked o stay Of COM
mi.men: until petition to Washington
asking for remission of the imprison-
men, pa.t Of the sentence could be heard
from. and the Court granted stay Of
two weeks. requiring Of defendant an
additional bond Of $50, 000.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-28

JoHS McDEvTrT, Who was shot yester-
day by Edward Farrell, seems to be In a
diving condition this afternoon. This
morning his dying declaration was taken
In the presence OF acIergyman and OH
Ger Case. This afternoon he requested
to see his wife and have conversation
with her before he died and give some
directions In regard to their children.
As his wife approached the dying man
he said: Anna, this IS bad state of
Affairs" To which she replied: 1T
serves You ID well right and hope
you will die" The effect Of her words
upon her husband was such that she was
Immediately removed from his presence.
II is very doubtful whether he will live
till mcrning.-I San Francisco Telegram.
.oh. woman, il our hours Of ease;
Uncertain, coy. and hard TO plessc.
When pain OF anguish wings the brow
A Iaiuis,erins angel woIaAn thou
The congregation are requested to
arise and sing. emitting the third and
fourth lines.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-28

HIGH WATER IN TIE HUMDoLDT RIVER.
From the Eureka Sentinel of las:
Tuesday we learn that tho Humboldt
River ut Palisade had been so high there
as to flood the town. and at one time il
was feared that il would carry off the
Palisade and Eureka Railroad bridge at
that place; but at last advices the water
was receding and the railroad bridge was
pronounced safe. Large numbers OF
cattle are reported to have been drowned
while attempting to cross the river in
that vicinity.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-28
II all his journeyings through this
country, the Emperor of Brazil can

II all his journeyings through this
country, the Emperor of Brazil can
enjoy Geographic communication
with his Government at Rio Janeiro,
by means of the lines which connect
with the Atlantic cable to Europe, and
the cable line from Portugal TO Bra
I'll. II is long stretch, in that way,
from San Francisco to his capital: but
he can send 4 message from his San
Francisco hotel at breakfast time to
his daughter, the Princess Isabel, now
filling the Office of Regent al the
palace in Rio, and &c. an answer from
her before he has finished the perusal
of the morning papers. He can thus
keep his eye constantly on the affairs
of his country, though he relieved
himself from all the cares of State be-
fore his departure on this journey.
He left his Empire in excellent order,
a, peace with all its neighbors, and
undisturbed even by the ecclesias-
teal troubles oftwo years ago.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-28

We publish in another column q poem
produced by Bret Harte on the occasion
of Dom Pedro's visit to the Consolidated
Virginia Mine. This spirited and touch
ing production was written next week by
Mr.. Harte. and dispatched to US by
special grape vino telegraph regardless
of cost. space. truth, OK anything else.
No other paper On this coast, no. not
even the San Francisco Chronicle can
boast OF such enterprise.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-28

FIRE AND Loss OF LrE.-A theater at
Rouen, France. caught fire on Tuesday
evening by gas jet igniting the curtain.
Seyenty-dve persons were in the theater
at the time. Owing to the panic many
lives were lost. Eight corpses have been
removed from the ruins. four persons
have died from injuries received. and
altogether about fifty were so badly in
jured Is to he taken to o hospital for
treatment.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-28

"BES AMID. Judge Goodwin's poem
published in yesterdays Enterprise is a
beautiful and earnest production. worthy
both of the occasion and the author. by
the way, we asked literary friend with
sportive tendencies, or rather sporting
friend with literary tendencies, yesterday
if he had seen ben Amid" "No, p"
said he. mot yet; where IS he from :
Who brought him here: Never heard of
him before. Is he n trotter or a run
ner:" We replied that he was q flyer,
genuine Pegasus, one who coursed with
the clouds and the stars.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-28
BLAINE AND THE RAILROAD
BONDS.

We imagine the truth about the Fovt
Smith and Little Rock Esilroad bonds.
charged 10 have been sold by Mir. Elaine
to the Union Pacific Railroad at price
above their value, 20 b. simply this:
Elaine -as h. soiemniy asserts-had
nothing W.. ,.cver TO DO with the trans
action. never received any benefit from
it. AMI knew nothing about il. Harri-
son, on the other hand, was told by Rel
Iins tina. an Investigation into the matter
would hurt Blaine. and Rollins state
men: so made to Harrison was-not to
put too fine point upon ia lie, pure
AMI simple For some :eason Rollins
lid not desir, the matter Investigated,
and in oEles 70 stop Harrison from in
ycstiCation We used Blaine's name. This
IS not unc ;nnon trick OF lobbyists.
and Rollins, Who has done the dirty
work o. the Union Pacific Railroad Com
pany in Congress for many years. is not
above reeortIr. 10 such an ~ lice.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-28

The Republican State Convention OF
California, which assembled at Sacra-
mento on Wednesday, organized perman-
entity by elec,ing ". c. Norton, OF Placer,
President, and Marcus D. Boruck, Of
San Francisco. Secretary. After adopt
ing a platform the most prominent tea-
.ura OF which is reform in the civil
service Of the government. the Conven-
ton proceeded to elect the following
delegates to the National Republican
Convention: First Congressional District
John Martin and j. Heich (both for
Blaine. Seconi-L. II. Foote Of Sacra-
mento an, Z. II. Dyer of Alameda.
Foote is for Bristow and Dyer for Blaine.
Third-N y. Rideou. of Yuba and A. D..
Whitney of Sonoma (both foI Blaine
Four;h-N. 3. Gonzalez of Monterey
and Josiah Belden (both for Blainel.
The Convention then adopted. by large
majority. a resolution as follows:
Resolved. That while the Republican
party contains men who, by their recog-
nized ability and devotion to the princi-
pies of the party have proved themselves
worthy of public support and confidence,
and capable of filing houorably the
highest office in the gift Of the people,
the Republican party Of California espe-
cislly recognizes in the Hon. James G.
Blame, an eminently able and tried ez-
ponent of the principles OF the party. of
large experience in pubic life. Of the
pures. character. and po essing in
marked degree those personal qualities
which would 90 honor to IL Office Of
President Of the United States, and that
while expressing our preference for Hon.
James G.. Blaine, yet having confidence
in the intelligence of our delegates to
the National Convention. We leave them
urerabarrassed by instructions and free
to exercise their own deliberate choice in
the Convention as the interests Of the
country may in their judgment seem to
demand.
After the passage of this resolution the
Convention adjourned sine die.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-28

THERE is something in the sagebrush
air which develops orators IL unexpected
places. Who that knows our friend
Batternan Of Storey county would sus-
pee. him of containing SO much ringing
rhetoric and eloquent philosophy Us
were compacted in his Grafton delivered
ct the Odd Fellows celebration in Viz
ginia City day before yesterday:
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-28
For the APFEAL.l.
ON THE 1870 LEVEL.
IY RRaT HAErE.

~ BRaT H.EFE.
Good day. u Majesty; spose tha; S right;
But Kings are something out Of my line;
1 prefer sces-but not wishing TO slight
Any monarch, specially down here in the mine,
l made bold to speak. Interrupted my work:
oh no, Shifts of. Picks ceased to ring.
Besides the old man here ain; Grand Turk.
To stop chap's time Just for jawia' King.
How long have l worked here? Why ever since
The f!rs: pick was struck in the groupings o:
0phir.
Married? You bet Children Six boys N
tell you Mr.. Prince.
If SO b. that's your nane-I don't &c 10.
To ogena We, but nv six spot is car!
As can take any Pedro yoU ever SAW
Into camp. That's all right, rard.
r. Hichn.ss takes no offence q. my jaw.
Would like to go to Erazii: Well, no.
Climates hot enough here to do M. ana Jim
Wants ne, sna here In sovereign myself,
and SO
When . King comes-no offence thar's s
pair
OF us. Doa't mind ;sIin' CT my lat 10 King
As IS 8 visitor, but st last I'm his peer.
And to be forced TO bow down as q regular thing
wouldn suit NE no how this Centennial year.
There goes the bell, my shifts called, farewell
Emperor. n when you set back to E-azil,
Say you saw underground IL American King
sni tell
Hev he made the FIRE fly from tie head q c
drill.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-28

A BIG BoxANzA.-In Saturdays issue
we made brief reference 10 recent strike
in the Bowman incline OF the Manhattan
Company. We have since learned that
the ore body is situated on the crosscut
from the G00-foot level to the incline
that the breast is now 40 feet in length.
seventy feet of it being exceedingly rich
ruby ore, and the average width Of the
body is two feet. 1t is exposed by
working for a distance of forty feet
perpendicularly, all in good ore. This
is what may be termed big bonanza for
this district.-R. r. Reveille, April p.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-28
WHA- BLAINE SAYs.-A Washius.o

WHA- BLAINE SAYs.-A Washington
telegram says:
Blaine. in conversation, claims that
the recent attacks on him have benefited
rather thar injured him. lie seems to
be,in the very best Of spirits: says he has
no idea of Withdrawing from the presi-
Dental race, but is almost confident Of
receiving the nomination. He says that
il lie cannot get the nomination he Will
make no attempt TO infuen, : bis friends
for any other candidate.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-28

IL the Taunton Lunatic Asylum
there is patient who for ono year re-
fused to eat, and down whose throat
were poured three quarts of milk
daily during that time. On the last OF
the 365 days she said: swell, it's
inst one year since I've been willing
to eat. Now guess III eat like other
folks" and she did.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-28

The Republican State Convention OF
Massachusetts declined to instruct its
delegates to the National Convention.
OF four delegates at large selected, three
are said to be for Byistow and one for
Blaine.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-28

SENATOR SAIGENT.-The San Francisco
Bulletin intimates that Senator Sargent
is for Blaine for President and would
no. object to accepting the second place
on the ticket with him.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-28

JosEPH WAsscN, for some time ed
itoz;ally connected with the Lyon
County Times, has retired from his
labors on that paper and gone to the
Bay.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-28
NEW TO-DAY.

NORTH CAR SON 3. NJ. CO.
~ Superintendent Office, April q, 1876
SPECIAL NOTICING bills will be recog-
nized against this company on account OF tine
mine or camp unless authorized by the under
signed in person or in writing, or by the Presl-
dent. l2st3l A. S. GOULD, Superintendent.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-28

TEE Democracy of Oregon have re
nominated L. F. Lane for Congress l..
acclamation.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-28
NOTICE

vs. VEHEEY GIVEN THAT ON
MONDAY, THE FIRST DAY OF MAY,
$50. at Curry Engine TJusr IN the First Mard)
AMI at the house OF W'n. j. Howell, on Robin
son street. north side. hstwc, n Carson ana liaza
streets lin the Second Ward in Carson City, all
electi, Will b, held for three ~ Trustees, t.
Wit. one in each Ward and one a. large WhIsh
election vii be opened at ciplt o'clock in tho
morning and win continue ua.ll six o'clock IN
the afternoon Of the same day.
Messrs George W. q. Ferris. John Wa.m"r
and Charles :. Mott hsVe Eear srr0Iutcd "a
spcctars for the First Ward, AMI n =srs CLsl.--
T. Bickncn, David II. Lent and Jacob L. Bean.
In sIl, ctors for the Second Ward
Dated this I;th day Of april, A. D. lS1S-
w order of the Hoard Of Trustees.
ap!stl I. J. EDWARDS, Cit. ClsIh.
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TAPER BOxES Wanted, experienced nandS 70
sAI,pwiN RosENow. 1880 and iss Greene st
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-ROCKAwAY BEACH EXCURSIONS.

-ROCKAwAY BEACH EXCURsIONs.
REGULAR LINE, FsTABLIsuED1s71
FIVE EXCURSIONS DAILY AND SUNDAY.
ny STEAMERS
AMERtCUS, NEVkRSINK ana WILLIAM COOK.
Musical Entert 1nment Every Day BY
CONTE mos CELEBRATED 2Ii RECT BAND.
THE ORPHEUS QUARTETTE CLUB - . -. -.
PROF. soLTAU. THR RENOWNED 90,
90 MINUTES SAIL on THE ALLAN nc Fan,
AND OVER THREE HOURS TO Enjoy THE COOL
DRkEZEs on IHE BEACH.
Observe the Time Table.
AMkRiCUS LEAVES -
Twenty fourth street, n r. At $50 ~ and , iiSP
yesey street. North river. stg A. "; aud id9P
WILLIAM COOK LEAVES .
Twenty.fourth street. North river. At 1880 A h.
Tenth street North river, at lOt6 A. NJ.
Pier 9, North river. At IL A. NJ.
Futon ferry, BROOK lyn, at l1ti5 A. NJ.
NEVERStNK LEAVES
Ninth street East river, 4 A. VI. and 12:i5 =. NJ.
South First ST., wi.lamsburgh. S:l5 A ". and 2.
Grand street, New YORK. $50 \. NJ. ana l.lb 7. M.
Fulton ferry, Brooklyn. . A. NJ. AMI 1850 p. NJ: .
RkTURNlNG BOATS icAve RockawT AZ IL A. M'
L. 4i5 ana 5i5 r. VI. - -..-.. -. 49,,
RETURN TICKETS ARE GOOD on Either BOAT
special Notice No DELAY from LOW TIDE.
Only Boats making all the landings al kockawN.
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DAiING WORKS for wide,awaSe Democrats =
III We understand that Cookies " Life VI Iilden," the
ouly one authorized ~ the gre { reform Governor 10
ready Tor delivery. Every Democrat should pro-
copy Of the Life Of our next President We ad.
wise those out " employment to aupY 20 tne publish
ers for agency At once as the hook Is having large
sale Address y. APPLETON a co.
$50 and SOL Hroadway. New York
GEE the excellent edltors nyesterdsys sun headed
= Inc Elite Directory, second pagr. second column.
word to the wise &c. All who move IA New York;
fashonahe society slpull procure copy Of this in-
valuable volume. Price 50 Published Dv
". PHILLIPS, 81 Nassau e.
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The same causes which during ;he war Justified the
no e.lravagant price Of 4 cents for an eightpsge
newspaper have forced M. sp by step the rates OF
advertising In all newspapers Those causes having
ceased operate, the effect Of reduction snail follow
in both reduction, therefore, proportional to
the reduction In the price Of the paper itself. will
hencefor be made 10 the advertising charges and our
adver scrs while retaining the advantages secured Of
them by the character Of our public. will enjoy the
benen also at Of reduced rates and Of greatly
tncr dcfr 4fio L
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%mustm,mtr.

b. W. "iIIRfaSb9 &v4Rs5s THEATRE. -. =.
= = Between 30th and 5fst ats.
p W Hitchcock .PropristoI and. Manager
'."'' ''"Oen'''''''''Tii E' ''''''''''As' D''O'''
FINEST r ES THIs AIM
MOI THE ossAIEsS e aH1s sSyHk eREsEsTEE J,r,
oos sPs 81 IE'i B'SslIiLHr.
Inc sr'"''' R & x E'l' &s SH| SSaHfRHstkr
The ''''Or''s sh iEpsSfSsRllS . ESb MGR hs;
r1''Ouns A Mss Eb Gyi%s s %I9RitEr
The charming M H2sf 5oIIS W. %h E2ss
Tho pleasing SS 2iSsfb fSsIff''w WARREN.
The ''.mD'GSa SSs f sPf iIs fiGSs '
Americas own Mss Tsglif ia d bsSsss
SUPERB RsAlAsrl
sIss EMILY sfEEiI,Eis,TJ+ os
NILE k aisJ 2Aarn uroomsos.
MISS BERTHA HOWARD. .a
MISS GEoRGiE MARSH.
Tho prince of c SR. dd'ss%ks QUINN.
The great sccon mis I fXRRY ohARr.
The excellent hsG2sY i iSHS * sSSf'
luz 'O''' MI e. D. oooDiNa.
Tho celebrated SMIikal VIZ. DIVER
First appearance E Il SST GGtk r i4f
."'' 'pD'''vic foREILI BRofHERs '"''''
l"' 'O'''" NIX GRO MITCHELL
First appearance the weil:kno n Irish comedian.
r Mr. Of n i$T'd'H and bur
R''pO'' anc' % Il !n hh asREi'f iRs H,2%'ni'
The Ethiopian s SR aaFo an %2 sinaalqflssi
| The evenings entertainment to conclude with the
grand ballot p'n'G suRii1GSh SSii''cts HilFFf.
introducing entire corps DC ba let. ..
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ON! ISLAND RAILROAD.

ROCKAvAY BEACH AND FAR R0CKAwAY.
Trains leave Long Island cry for Far Rocksway and
ckawly Belch at 7;O3, 1908 1880. A. Mi lij2'
4:O4, andb = N. - =
r. NJ. -.
Retufning-Loave Rocsaway Beach 1856, 1880 A. ";
I;.5, 3O5, 5.3S 6:3S =. NJ Far Rlckiway 6:20.
6:52 1907. $3.50. 1885, 1851 A. Nj 1857. $50. 40
0,7 N. - ...
SUNDAY TRAINS
Leave for RockNwav Beach and Far RockawaY 10. IL
A. NJ; 1880, $40 T. N. ..
Returning-Lrlve Rockaway Beach 11:tO Nj $50,
o. seO T. NJ Far Iockaway TAO A. Nj 12O6' 40
bis. 1927, $40 +. NJ
Take Jerry al Jimcs slip foot Chambers ST.. sund vs.
excepted half 90 hour before departure OF trains
(sundsys at $50 and 1870 A NJ. ami 8 p. M. or
Jerry 3ith St. r., daily, fifteen (5) minutes De-
fnre aeua urpo Of
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TnEsEcoND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
from New York and vicinity will be held
on SEPT. s. q. ami 7. 1870
AT The SCHUETZEN PARK. MON hill.

Communication TO the Park by Northern Railroad OF
New Jersey.
Trains will leave 23i ST.. New York 1918 l2t5 las.
2lb 2;i6 3.l5. si5 4;i5 5;l5, 615, 7:l5. 1913 T. NJ
from Chambers ST. 1880. l. l3D 23O g. $3.50, 4, $50,
$50 $50 1880, $50 T. NJ
From Jersey CIV Depot. l245, las, l45 2a5. 3is.
$40, 4:i5 4:tS, 5:i6. 0;i5. 7.i5. H;t5 4. NJ.
Return from Schnetzen PsrS to New York 1:l6 2;ib,
236 $40 41b 5l5 62j sl5, $50, p:l5, lOl5 lll5 r..
N 70, 1915 A. NJ
Il. lick t. 10 cents each. can be had at the r. Il.
Depot jersey City, and the Ticket once, At the schuet.
PARK.
The HOboken horse cars viii run cars every min.
utes from Christopher ana Barclay sts. ferry.
Fare 10 cents Tickets can be had AZ cents each at
depot In Hoboken and Ticket Once At the schuelIen
Par
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DENN,YLyANI, RAIIMOAp.


AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Express for Harrisburg P sburgh the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, $3.50 A. NJ o and
$50 p. VI. sunday, q ana $3.50 Z. N.
For williams port, Lock Haven. CORY. and Erie, At
2aO and $3.50 z. connecting at Cory for TITUS
vii q. Petroleum Centre. ana the on Regions
For Baltimore, Washing on, and the South " Liinlteo
Warrington Express" Of Pullman Parlor Cars daily,
except sunda $40 A. ". arrive Warrington tilO
p. NJ Regulir At $40 A NJ $40 andy r. M sun
EXPRESS Tor philadelphia 1880. $40. $50 A. NJ, 1880.
2AO $, 4, 8, q, I, $3.50, o r. NJ and IL night Accom-
moialIon A. N. and t.i0 y. NJ. sunday A. NJ,
90. q $50. ande r. NJ. Emigrant and second cia.A
For Centennial Depot at $50, oso 1880. 4: NJ and
tennial Depot a. l. 49, $50, 9. and 100 T. M. On
Sunday 7:20 A. N. and 7. NJ. 49, ,,,-.-
For trans TO NewMs, kiitsbeth, Railway Pnnce.on,
other points see local schednles At III Iicfe 0mees
and 1920 p. NJ daiy 1910 A. NJ sne 900 z ~ daily
o:2o A. NJ, ti0. BIO and 1O;2o T. NJ Sunday, $50
NJ From Pan .del pha, sos, $50. $50 1910; 1920
ii:5O A M $40 800 40. $50 $40. So 5:3o, $40
$40 and 1920 +. NJ. sun sv sos. $50. $50. 1910
1850 A. NJ, $50 and 10 30 p. NJ.
Ticket Ofrces, 526 aud GA Broadway, NO l Aston
House, and foot OF Desbrosses aud Cortlsndt Sta
No Court st. Brooklyn ia, ll8 and us Hudson st.
Hookbeni Depot Jersey CitI. kmlgrant Ticket omca
FRASK TIidMsoS, n NJ BOYD. Jr,
Gen'I Manager. OenI Passenger Agent.
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I(EGULAR sunday morning boat Tor NewburEh;c
III he large, nrst-cass and favorte steamboat lONt
BRANlH leaves Fulton ferry. BROOKLYN, s.lS 4. N :
West 10Th st.. New York West 2ith - Al y5o Land
ing At YonEers ioua Island, West Point Cold spring,
and Corn wall Leaving Newbursh at 2;ib r. NJ.
\. B.-No ucAets good unless procured on BOARD the
boat
CARArOGA Direct route, via CltIens Line. Ele-
- giant steamers leave Pier ~, \. X, foot Leroy ST.
daily. except Saturdat. at !. VI Through fare ONLY
& 81. excursion uckets good for 30 days, $3.50.
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/ 81 Nichos lISicl 1iarrisSn a mart. iroprietors
". W. Hsnley, Manager Decided triumph. SO-T.
The original Harrgan ard Hrt. Mr.. NJ. O'Reardou,
the tumhleroncOn Larele and Mailt. the wonder al
gymnass md scrohats The original lrish sketch.
sol. son. OF Temperance, by Edward harrsan, music
scrlbbiug woman. Pegg, and Dan the merry inkers
Qui ter ana Goidrlch, sweet sninhers. Adeh Rich.
mond. new song. Wil YOU? won't you7" Billy BARRY
IN mis- budget Of fun. Bly Gray trip TO Bcasiev's.
Larry Tonley. Alice Bennett. Bily Carter. dAy on
Coney Island. Down In Dixie Life In Mississippi.
by Edward hsrrgAp, with new and beautiful scenery
painted by X. l.. Weed. Al the mammoth company
appearing Dave Bfahams excel ent orchestra. u r,
" Wednesday and saturday matinees.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-02

'.'Nc.t week the PLYMOUTH ROCK will run to
Rocsavsy Beach on Monoav, Wednesday. FRIDAY. and
Saturday. On TUESDAY. grand excursion TO NEW
BURGH. oN.THR.HUDsoN Fare only FIFTY CENTS.
See time table below.