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ODD FELLOWS IN COUNCIL.
The Meeting OF the Grand LodGe-Cou dition
and Prospects Of tho Order.

ROCHESTER,. Aug. 23.-The Grand En-
campment OF the Grand Lodge Of the Inde-
pendent Order OF Odd Fellows Is In session here.
@. p. Rogers presides. Patriarchs were elected
for tho ensuing year as follows: G. p, James
ID. Murphy; G. II. p. Richard L. Raleigh; G. g.
W., Elias Goodman; @. J. W., George E. Craft /;
&. T.. George Smith q. s.. Charles v. Clark |;
q. H., TO OIL vacancy, George Sayder; q. r.,
John II. White. The Grand Master reported
the statistics OF the order for the year ending
July as follows: Number OF lodge 342; num-
ber Of members, 3031S paid for relief Of breth-
rem, t66.474 20: paid to widowed families. Slt.-
5O65 paid for the education Of orphans, $500 A.;
paid for burying the dead $sO,07.0l; total,
SlG4J5.12; total rcceipts. $2l9l4i.1l total
amount OF lodge property, $4S>,S7.B3.
The Grand Secretary reports tho receipts at
$685.. 20; total increase of members during the
year. LOLA making n total contributing mem
bership OF 39.9i3 aud AL lodges. Total OF the
relief fund for the year received, Sli5.s5s .07 /;
total relief fund paid. tli7,14B.i2. The Grand
Treasurers report shows "a balance In the treas
ury Aug. l Of f16,S99iU.
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ON SITTING BULL's TRAIL.
Gems. Crook and Terry Making Forced
Marches After the Indians.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Aug. pa special de-
spatch from Bismarck, Dacotah, to the Pioneer
Press and Tribune says that n white scout named
Burke has Just arrived from the mouth Of the
Rosebud river with dispatches.
Gems. Terry and Crook, after making juno
tion and following up the main indian trail, left
their wagons, tents, &C, took thirty-seyen COM
panes OF cavalry aud eight of infantry, and were
making forced marches, expecting to overtake
the Indians before they reached the Yellowstone
river.
Tho night before last a large war party OF
Sioux appeared on the opposite bank OF the
river from Berthold Agency. and demanded sup
which lasted about fifteen minutes. They then
withdrew and struck south.
Later dispatches just received from the COM
mandlng officer at Standing Rock says Indians
from Sitting Bulls camp report terrible battle
between Sitting Bull and Terry and Crooks
combined forces.
The Indians were repulsed. and have scatter
ed. Terry and Crook, however, are reported
having sustained as heavy losses as the Indians.
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modore Ynndornllt is imnrorlnr.

commodore Nandorpilt IL improving.
The steamer William Cook VIII make 4 moon.
light excursion to RlckawaY Beach this evening.
Workingmeu are taking down the rotten telo.
graph poles 10 Tnird seventh, anu Elshth avenues.
jacob DreyfoOs Of II iieekman place jumped
Into the Norm river flf SECOND street, last
Ing, and wAs drowned.
Brld rat McCauley of % Charlton street, while
hanglug OUT clothes from shrd root yesterday, fc ~
tae ground ana " ls faiali injured.
The body taken from the water at Stapeton
been renguz AZ thai Of Henry Jacobs vi " leo
t1r street, who was drowned on sunday.
Mir. smith, watohman Tor Van Hoesen Bros.
at "a South street, while getting on the steamboat
James Toy into II boat on Governors Island yes.
terdAy, ten overheard aud WAS drowned.
On sunday evening last tho Rey. DIR. Samson
preached sermon, IN response To correspondent Of
1HR sun from the text Lead Us not INTO trnlta.
uun" The discourse sustained and enforced the
pAuAtnn OF TINS passage recent gwen In Ink Suy.
an1 was entitled, "The Divine Agency in MsnI
Temptation" II delivered At the Eaptlst Chapel
fnth Avenue. neAr l2oth street.
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SARATOGA, Aug. -. - The Republican
State Convention met In the Town Hall at III
o'clock A. NJ. The galleries were hed with
spectators, and lbs seats on the main door were
all occupied by the delegates and their friends
The Hon. Alopzo B. Cornell, Chairman of the
State Committee, called the Convention to or
der at 1880 A. NJ. Warner Miller Of Herklmer
was made temporary Chairman.
Mr.. Darling of New York nominated as tempo
rary Secretaries John @. Hosmer of Cayuga, ID.
.. Bradley OF Westchester, ana A. f. Larned Of
Kings.
hr. Howand of New York offered the follow
ing preamble and resolution adopted by tue
Independent Republicans Of New York:
In view u the prospect Of the nomination OF gen
utnsn ~n.se experience m public sllairs, reoognIed
prnciplos u the Republican prlY are universally rec
SnndsT,, nearer Who VIII as,ur,dy secure victory At
the coming eectiOn anu ~ view OF the support which
der the cali OF the Republican Central Committee OF
the city Of New YORK, ana desiring TO promote harmony
Rse@sa We yin refrain from pressing oS,
De held his day at Saratoga sprngs aud % aereb,
press our preferences for The hon Edsn D. Morgan "a
co yentlon eau Tor the sunraEes VI Tue people ~
Rss'isSi That It IS respectfully recommended TO the
state tunvenlr mat measures be taken ~ that body
n S5 % e gS ot New orE al as early serod as s
al er ic coming election we would suggest not later
Mr.. Macarthur moved they DO referred to the
Committee on Resolutions
Mr.. ksyes moved " 10y the resolutions on the
table. on tho ground that they are disrespect-
ful; seeking 10 dictate whom this Convention
should nominate.
Alter furlher debate tho resolutions were re-
ferTed 10 the next State Com mittee.
On motion OF Gen. Sharpe the Independent
Central delegation were admitted to sests In tho
Convention without having yol es therein.
The Chair then an ounosd the Com tees on
0rganizAtion, Crsdsntials, and Resolutions.
mr. Losing. from the CommittAa on FsrmA-
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SOME WiSHiNGTON TOPICS.
The Bankrupt Cookies Trying 10 Resume the
Banking Business.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 23.-rhe son OF Henry d.
Cooke recently paid To the Comptroller OF the Cur
rency sum sufficient to enable the Comptroller TO
clare nnsl dividend to the creditors OF the First Ma
uonal Bank, OF which the Cookies were the prime pal
stockholders This dividend In full for the entire
amount OF the claims Every dollar OF tue In
uebtecness having been paid the Cookies
leased from the meshes Of national bank law
and almost ousy came the announcement THAT
the banking nrm OF jay Cooke Co. had been released
from bankruptcy Tne Cookes now ask that the rigat
TO reorganize the First National Bank OF the Dir
Columbia b. granted them. There Is no obstacle to
their going Into the banknY business under the act OF
Janusry Ia, 1879, but whether they can claim the
ute Is matter OF consideration In the Treasury De-
partinent. II Is understood that the First National
bink OF New YORK are tue financial hackers Of the
Cookies III their effort 10 resume business
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What Followed an Explosion in tho Hulk a
the Ir0nsidee.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 23.-Capt. West, q SUBJ
marine operator at work the hulk OF the sunkea
lronsidss of the League Island Navy Yard yesterday.
trying to blow the hulk pieces Yesterday he charged
II with 26o pounds of double strensth powder. when
this fred II blew a piece of iron weighing nearly
ton twenty feet into the arr In Its descent Il struck
barge seyera! hundred yards away. and went through
is deck and bottom. The barge was loaded with iron
plates and CHAINS the Ionsides down
Ike Hash when the barge touched bottom 10
careened dumped its load. and Instantly the
surface again, thus saving lives Of the wOrKmen
board. The whole thing occupied less than minute.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
THE WARFARE IN THE EAST
FIFTY THOUSAND TURKS REPULss1
BEFORE lLEXINlTz.
The Scrvians Deciding to Garry the was
into Turkish Terrttory-The Attack upea
the Xanaunrd Of Ali Pnahn,a ArmY.

Inc BcFNtnus Dert0lu9 TO tnFFy tuo Wok
into Turkish Territory-The Attack spec
the Vanguard Of All Pasba's Army.
LONDON. Aug. pa despatch to the
Daily Telegraph from Vienna says the Porte u
ready-thanks to the efforts Of friendly powers-S
to essentially modify the conditions Of peao6
negotiations. Its demand Is limited to war IND
demnity and guarantees against breaches oe
peoce by Servia.
A telegram to the Russian Embassy here sayst
"Despite Turkish Official reports, all despatoheq
to the Russian papers affirm that the 5ervianf
repulsed the enemy before Alexinatz."
A despatch dated Belgrade, noon, says Gen
Tchernayen on Tuesday sustained the repeated
attacks Of the united forces Of Eyoub Psshs
and Kerm Pasha, who were endeavoring -
tako Alexinatz.
The Turks, to tho number of 50,O00 " ere re-
pulsed In all directions. The battle was reoom-
menced early Wednesday morning. and up to
the present moment the servians maintain theh
Il is positively stated in ofncial quarters in
Constantinople that Turkey has hitherto made
no proposals to any OF the foreign represents
tyes here concerning basis for peace pegottar
Intelligence received from belgrade today
announces that the war party have finally obs
tained the ascendency. Besides despatonina
Col. Montverde to Belgrade, urging the continu-
ance of the war, Gen. Tchernayen sent
regain the lost positions. to drive the
Turks completely out OF Servia and to carry the
war into Turkish territory. He also formally
protested against Prince Mian's pacific lean.
ings The Servian Ministers supporting Gem
Tchernayef, the Prince at length yielded aud
ordered the hostilities to continue.
The Standards correspondent with tho Turk
ish army near Alexinatz reports that the Ser-
vians attacked the vangu rd Of All Pashad
army on Tuesday, aud were repulsed after three
hours fighting. The Servians were pursued
towards Alexinatz. successfully driven out Of
nve villages, and totally defeated.
The Daily NeUs publishes the details Of the
fighting around Alexinatz on Monday. 1t ap.
pears that the Turks attacked the town on thres
sides. pressing inward steadily, and inexorably
driving the Servians from entrenchment after
entrenchment.
The Morava Valley is the main seat of opera
tions, and the fighting there has been terrible;
but the Turkish successes so far are unmpor-
tant The decisive lighting will begin when the
Turks attack tue heavy entertainments, wher~
the Serylans are waiting for them.
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 3.-Fiddler Neary OF
New York ana Mike Gillespie OF Philadelphia, accom-
panied by tug boat fu OF Toughs from Phiaacl lphia
ami barge load of sports from New Yur1. LETT Pima
dephtaa AZ II oclocN lac night for the vicinity of Du
ponts Powder NILS IN Delaware, where tAey were To
hght for So side. Ncary has been confident II
success that he has refused TO train but the Of
the 2Oth round. at o'clock this morning. he was com
PEELED TO throw up the sponge, being BADLY that
II iis DOUBTFUL whether no can ever enter the ring
again. No arrests were made
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4 Binzc In Brooklyn.

A FIRE broke out hst night IN w. A. DeNrdt
sash, door, and blind factory. at 27s Bergen street
Brooklyn ana before the engines arrived the names
were pouring from the third story window The nrs
spread swiftly through tine building 10 the rear which
Il rs feet hack and fnr time threatened large fac.
tory aiJOulng second a.Hrn was sent out at ll:t6
AMI ny midnight the flames were under control The
building Is owned hy the mother Of ". A. Beard. and
worth tluOOl The stock and machinery IA worth 49,.
OOO more. Ihe loss IS estmated AZ tlS,OOO.
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The Drowning of a Wealthy spau,ard

The steamer City OF Mexico arrived yesterday
from New Orleans. She reports the loss OF OF
passengers Diego do Roas, wea' thy Spaniard, Capt
sherwood saws that DE Os mad been subj CT g. fits OF
INSANITY ON the day Of h death he was sitting on DECK
whrn tue steamer passed close to harA MOst OF the
was thus occupied De RoIss fell jumped overheard
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The strike of the Rice nnryes,er..

CHARLESTON, :. C., Aug. 2j.-Accouuts to-day
from the Combahee rice region gloomy. The stnk.
ers are very turbulent. and have compelled all the
hands on the plantations to stop work SO far they
have successfully sisted all efforts OF civl auth
lties 10 control them Most of the plantations are 10
the hands The fears that rice
banks VIII ne cut tonight
The lat st from Combahec reports that through tho
efforts OF Congressman Sinas ana Iieut-Gov Geayes,
both colored. the mob of rotogs stnkcrs were thu
evening Induced - dsperse. The riugcadrrs have
been arrested and lodged IN the Beaufort Jail Ths
strike IL regarded Us virtually at an cud.
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Connecticut Probibnion Nominations.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Aug. 23.-The Prohibition
party nominated the following State ticket to-day
For Governor. Joseph Cumming, ID. D.. late President
Of thc Wesleyan University for Lcutenant.loverno
g. Y. Rogers New London for Secretary Of state
X. L. COwles OF New Haven for Comptroller John A,
Rockwell OF Jewett city for Treasurer. NJ A. Dean
OF Falls Village.
Presidential eectors also nominated, and G. 9.
Harrington OF Mi dicUwn WAS nominated for Congrcss
from the Second District.
The resolutions adopted condemn both the great par
ties demand that Whiskcy Rings I've broken up and that
faithful officers wno are reforming abuses be not die
plaCed
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Ravnces of Caterpillar. In Alabama.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Aug. 23-lhe third ana
destructive army OF cstcrpiars has made its ap.
pearance throughout this section, farmers
prchcnsye the almost total dc.,ucion of ae cotton
crop through the prairie be I. Enfs are being TX en-
sey male 20 stay their rayAges uY using pulsOn but
many pee pie are discouraged Hnj ttluk their Efforts
vain The next ten days If the rAlus continue VIII
decide TIE fate Of The crop.
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Chief Detective T,il,y Reduced.

PHILADELPuIA, Aug. 23.-Ctpt. Jas. NJ. Tilley
the model New YORK policeman. has beea removed
from the command OF the Ccntcnnia. detectives Heis
10 be succeeded by capt Heinz. VINO has occh making
highy inteTesng search for Charley for thU
two years. TIey Id TO remain ON tue orce US suoor'
lnAfA
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ALBANY, Aug. 2j.-rhe block bounded by
Lawrence. Montgomery and Dewitt streets aud Rail.
road avenue In this city, embracing Dgys's p.anng
mn Spears canal stabes, and Martins rnonng tao.
lshmeh aud some dozen dwellings was destroyed by
hre this afternoon. The loss is about t35 .OOO.
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A Close Con,es, for DisrneI,'. sent

LoNDoN, Aug. ga close contest is expected
at the election in Buckingham, to MI the vacancy
caused by the elevation OF MIR. Dsracl to the peeraVe
between Mr. lrumaLtc,H Conservative and the Hon
Rupert CaringtUn who has just ssued address to the
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The war once a. a Partisan Machine.

WAsHIHGroS, Aug. 23.-rbe Secretary Of War
has furnished Judge settle Of North Carolina with
Rarhed COPY OF OF Gov Vances letters captured by
Gen, sherman during the war Vance asAcd for "A
certified copy OF tue letters which refused b. the
War Department.
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A Eiaht ENDING In DeaIb.

John Cunningham, who Ia u Saturday night
night In John Pape's saloon at Atlantic avenue and
Re erun street BROOKLYN threw stone that crushed
Papes ana VINO aiierwarn hHd his heel crushed
car In attempting 10 escape. Il dying Of local
The Coroner visited him yesterday, but he was uncon
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pOnT ,JER

POM JERvIS Aug. 2j.-lhe parties who have
taSen the contract 10 build me IChish nni Eastern
Railway arrived In thl. village to-day with large forrc
OF ahorers aud VIII begin operations this week prob
Milford
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rumor was circulated Nost1rd that tha
Trades savings Hans ~ls TO ne SGD " tue hanh
the bauA, aud tae secrctary san tha1 efo had Deca
none,
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PHILADFIPHIA, Aug. "a In prizo arht TIM
morning. I Dupunts Wharf. uraW nrc, between Fiddler
hCary OF New NOrs, hnd Richard Gllcsple OF fhadel
phls, Neary was whipped IA t-istreu rluais.
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Two New Stories In the HOys OF tho World.
No. 40 Of the Boys vs0fthe WOrld, ready to-day, is
sues asuppement,and contains sixty columns OF reading
matter. Two new stories begun this week" Laughing
Larry" by Pat Rooney, the irish comedian, and Tue
Boy Scout OF Ashantee." by Fletcher cowan. 1t Is a
nsper for the rounx folka.-AdA
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Trying to BrenL MP the Grain Ring.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 23-rhe Grangers Con-
yentlon 60 devise means TO break up the socalled
" Grain Ring last evening passed resolutions to sell
no wheat in this market FOR less than 81 SO GENITAL,
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The Hon. Joseph X. Underwood, eX Unitod
States from kcuiucky, drd NJ his residence In
BOwling Green, yesterday, ASei SO years.
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Rising, followed by slowing falling barometer,
eastcrN To southory uds rising temperature payt}
cloudy weather, ana occasional rains
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JOrTINGs ABOUT rO wv

The Thermometer IN New York Yesterday.
At Hudnuts at O'Clock A. Nj. $50 d. Gso 0,
Io' IL M oO' $3.50 T. M,7U' q, 7i', o. TO- L., CO.
The New York herald., 1876-07-29
NARROW ESCAPE.

William. Hansen and Samuel Northrup, two young
clerks, hired boat near Fort Hamilton, and rowed
about 500 yards south and then anchored. Their
cess at fishing was not encouraging and they In
the act OF pulling up the anchor, with the hope Of bet
terne their sport, when huge struck the side OF
the boat capslzng II and throwing It's occupants
the water. The two young fishermen bufleted with
the waves for nearly hall an hour aud were well nign
exhausted when a piece OF lumber drfted toward
them IL was soon iouud that this not sufficiently
buoyant TO sustain both at the time. Accordingly
they took alternate They eventually saved
and landed The beach BY two soldiers with . beas
from the fort
The New York herald., 1876-07-29
pENSsyLvASIA RAILROAD

AND UNITED STATES Mali. ROUTE
Trains leave New York via Desbrossss aud Cortlsndt
street ferries IS foilows:-
Express Tor harrisburg Pitts5urg the West and SOUTH
Pullnsn palace attached 80 A. M g and 3o
\. VI. sunday. @ and : 80 Z. NJ
For Wiamspnrt Locktaysn. Cory and Erie at 40 and
sa3i J. NJ connecting at Cory for Titusvle Petroleum.
Centre, and the oil Regions.
For Baltimore. Washington the SOUTH Limited ash
ington Express OF Pullman psrlor ears daily. except
sunday - A NJ. arrive W Wasnington 4.lU p NJ. Re.
,uar at :.oA ", go aud Pr NJ; surdsy T. NJ.
Express for Philadelphia 1:So $40 9:3i A. NJ. l2:3)
40 50; 80, $50 ~, NJ and u night Aecommo.
dalton A. NJ aud 3lo T. ". sunday : A. NJ. s. q. T.
:a1 and 9 I. VI. Emigrsnt and second class 7 f. NJ
For Centennial depot st 40. t g A. NJ. and W.
On Sundsy 9 A. " Returning, leave Centennial depot
at st5. 30 6, and 7, 4. NJ On Sunday 10 A. N.
and r. NJ
For trains Newark Elizabeth Railway Princeton Trcn-
ton, Perth Amboy. Pennington, Belvidere and other
points, see local schcdu'e at all ticket Offices
Train. PROM pittsburc. 0U 10 80 A. NJ
1920 r. ". daily lO:IU A. NJ and 5OP daily except
Monday From Washington aud baltimore q 80 A. NJ,
siU and 10 Z, r. NJ sunday. $50 A. NJ From Phiia
dc phis. 80 6:2o go l91 II 2n, II 50 NJ. 2:io,
$50. 4;i0 5:lO. o. o. 6:bl 30. 80 % and 10 20 r.
NJ sunday, D5, 10 30 'lO:iO III 80 A. NJ 80 and
IL 20 Y. VI.
Ticket Offices 52s and 9st Broadway. No. Astor House.
and foot OF pesbrosses and Ccrtland sts No. Court
Brooklyr Nos ia 10 aud Is Hudson lloboken; De-
pot. Jersey city. fnigrAut Ticket Offce No Battery
place ID. VI. BOYD JR. General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
The New York herald., 1876-07-29

CToxIEGroN LINE FOR BOSTON.
steamers RHODE ISLAND and NARRAGANsETT, from
pier 80 North River foot ot Jay st, at T. NJ
Providence Line
from pier ~ North River place Steamships
ELECTRA aud GALArEA. at 4 80 y. n
frICkETs FOR Pf1ILADELPHIA. LONG BRANCH,
Boston. Newport. saraiogt Lake George White Noun
tans. Montreal. ONEkI.>iS ENnreSs. est 33d At
corner Broadway, and No. East Houston
EXCURSIONS.
A -FIsnING BANKS EVERY DAY SATURDAYS
~. excepted ocean steamer SkTh Low. leaving Har.
rison North River 80, Sth East River pier ~
hast River 7;is lih ST., North River. :so pier No.
Al c. FOSTER Manager
The New York herald., 1876-07-29

EXCURSIONS.
4 ATLANTIC OCEAN AND RocKAwAY BEACH,
TWICE EVERY DAY, INCLUDING SUNDAYS
JARRETT Ti4S9yi HAEMER,s Drssss asss e the sea- the
wi" s'sIy e1y yGRsSp sssfnF fsiTs fasdss' sS make
RocKAwAY BEACH AND THE ATLANTIC OCEAN.
MUSIC
by the Msdrigal Boys, Mozart Gee sn,,.,s; Tlrs;
ROCK MILITARY BAND.
TRIPS By the MORNING EXCURSION over
iHif' four hours stay at the Beach.
By the AFTERNOON EXCURSION pas
EVERY DAY ,engers will also have ample time for
bathing in the delicious surf aud for
NoRNIscLeaves the foo, s 2! 2ad St North River at
aa the q I'D sorth River
80 o'clock per No. 2 North River tadoinng the Bat
tery,: o'clock p,rrv cryrs
Single rip Tickets. from Rocka~ny cents
EScuRs"S K ns., "n ,hs ssndsy
MOONLIGHT on THE OCEAN
Next MONDAY EVENING. Jalysi.
the palace hotel steamer
PLYMOUTH ROCK.
brilliantly illuminated stern. will make her
third grand MOONLIGHT TRIP down the harbor and out
be more delishtfuiy ROMANTIC the
OF interest the OF the excursion being illuminated
lug music from the beautiful blend
harlnonousy with the murmurs OF lhs Sad waves"
FARE for the whole excursion ..........FIFTY CENTS
Boat will leave the pier at ths foot of22d st., r. At
O'clock
s..roURTH MOONLIGHT EXCURSION on the follow
ing Wednesday evening.
A -RocRAwAy BEACH EXCURSIONS
TWENTY yNYrEs ypG oE gHf s1bHHIc bY OCEAN
by the SD
Musical enert",nmsate py the seleeratsd ,p
AND raH .nHsi5as sNSs SSS4SHs CLUB
iI;! ;';i .;ss: 4;
il S sSs sS "sa s sss 80
SSs snS srsdsiyn sEiy a. o Nest o" st. 'oS pier No H.
s!es%sfs s.ye eosss~ay a. Il A n, 80 ; and
NOTlCE-No delay from low tide.
Only boats making the upper landings at Rockaway.
A EXTRA RocKAwAY EXCURSIONS.
A. The mammoth pleasure steamer
WILLIAM COOK.
with decks and broad awnings will leave
day sundays included from wes, oath ST. at 10 30 West
x1G1S4iS fsr h hsSs oasss md out onsA'
to the most popular watering place in this country who're
egSa 5Slf saSazHs s2zHs 5s Ss aSs asiof ss1ah EHf
Returning. leaves RockHway ut 4:3O r. N.
Fare ior the whole excursion 80 cents
CUNTERNUS Celebrated IBID RECT BAND
PHILLIPS GLEE CLUB: PROFESSOR SOLTAU,
THE RENOWNED CORNEf PLAYER AND PIANISr
wiz .Ssd on 9H ,ha the and NEVER
SINK for those who desire TO stay on tue boach later
-RoCKAwvY EXCURSION EXTRA.
n. excursions sunday july so
In addition to the regular steamboats,
AMERlCUS and NEVERSINk
tsec advertisement in this column,
the swift and comrnodious steamboat
ARROWSMIrH
will leave 18th st.: North River ut $500 A. and p NJ.
West 10th ST. ut 9sJ A. NJ and ~ Y. NJ pier No North
River - a. ". and p. M. Fulton ferry, Brooklyn, ~
A. NJ. and = 80 =. NJ.
The mammoth pleasure steamer
WILLIAM COOK
the avorte excursion OF New York. will leave 9th
North River 1880: Oh ST., North River 10 AS
A. pier North River IL A. NJ Fulton ferry Brooklyn,
u IL 10 A. ".
CoNTERNo'S TwEN1YTHIRD REGIMENT BAND
PHILLIPS GLEE CLUB
will furnish musical enter ainment
from the Beach by boats leaving at
4 30, 5, 80 and g.
Fare 81 cents; excursion tickets, so cents
Return tickets good OF the above mentioned boats
A SUNDAY EXCURSION TO ASTORIA, HARLEM
Norris la and igh