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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-11
BABcOCKs FRIENDS DEMORALIzED REMARK
ABLE STORIES ABOUT TIL PhlNlDENI.
Specdi UiSpdtcb 10 IN, EIUiHOe G01Ctt'.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.-lbc friends 0l Bah
cock here are very much dcnUrazd by tine news from
~ Louis The opening speech of -tnct-Atiorncy Dyer
discOsrs a ulucn stronger against him than they
ever dreamed %, and they have been horror stricacn
thereby IL was not known that the prosecution hhi
been able Ia trc" money from the Ring to Hancock hut
il f. now known that $4,000 pad 10 him Nv the
Ring AT ore time through Major Grimes qu2ricrinas
Ter In the army. Tie kilograms which The West
eln Union Telegraph Company sought 70 suppress
prove much damaging than wa- al fret suspected
il will Ice shown Ond question that Babc0ck, instead
OF wanting aupeal and testify in the Avery case was
really striving 10 keep away from 1T Louis. VIII he
shown also that he was IN constant correspondence WIN
Mcdonald from the commencement OF the whisky war
down the tune Of the latcrs ana even atcr
he was Jail The developments made by DISTRICT
Attorney DYER were startling to the dc ensc that Bah
cock min dl,tey elegraphcd To the President for
endorsements. The President sent immediately for
W. A. Cook the Ring lawyer Of this city, who
was 50 successful in getting of the barber Green few
months since, employed him to 90 TO 81. Louis to
assist labcOck's lawyers Cook famous Tor his uI
scrupuous practices and knows low 10 get at JTlcs
The Ring organs here still keeping ~ the CTS bout
Rebel II iuenccs nd the Rebel jury, and the Improbable
ity OF far trial In BabcOcks All tins II well uI
derstOOd here he meant % prepare the public mind For
"A pardon in case OF conviction. The President himself
docs hesitate talk about tine hostile influences that
suIruund the court ~ 81 Louis, and hc mas more than
once declared his purpose 10 pardon Babcoek II con
vicled under these circumstances
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JERSEY CITY.


Bernard Smith OF llallidly-St. was held IN bail
Yesterday charged with breaking Henry IIanblens with
auotlr
The Chicf-Engiuecr Of The Fire d, apartment re-
port, H. Rr- during past The loss S6s057
aud ,ht Insurance s6jN3L
William Kennedy was found drunk Newark
ave "Wednesday night. and sent TO tho County Jail
yesterday Tor DAYS. lie was also held IN baI for asSaung
". A. PAl ne % Marion
The yarou, Assembly districts have failed TO send
delegates to the called to provide 'or Centennial
celchaton by Hudson County, and IT seems probable that
the proposed measure Will fII.
An "a, ton against William Dass to recover pen
ATTY so0 driving crippled horse attached To heavy
truck has been begun by Or ". H. Newa agent OF the
society Tor tlo Prevention Of cruelty TO Animals
John ~clounoedts of No. 1873 East Third-st.. New
York became unduly anxious board Of the ferry
boat and bridge one Of h- feet crushed 10 atoms
In the ease of John Flynn of Brooklyn, who was
killed on the Jersey Central Railway Carcmon
Feb emoncr jury decided that his death was result
the negligence OF the swhcatu, James Blackie, who
lailcd to signal the approaching eastward train.
Tho employees of the Pennsylvania Central Rail
road shops Meadows have been reduced Ia
half me ON account scarcity work several Of The
Employ on tho Della" are acAaN 9nnh an W'srn hil~y
work per day.
George Fielding of Iyy-place, sexton of the First
Unversast Church. has become insane through religious
element Yesterday morning no became so violent that the
police obliged 10 take charge OF him ne gnes mat
he comsNonedto Jnge the world AMI NheI he II
singing and pray ing ho condemns Anu prohounseS JUG
Il, ali his acquainancea
Mary Russell, poor woman, made affidavit before
Justice yesterday that she applied for lodgings at the
Third Precinct station Tuesday night and given
.eepn place cells fallen asleep
removed her 10 another cell and then at
tempted commit indecent assault Beeler denies the
charge, but res gnod his position yesterday.
NEWARK.
James Kelley, living Mt No. p Dickerson-st., il In
custody grossly insulting the female scholars in Burne
otTect Pubho school
The annual report of st. Mchaeps Hospital has
just been Issued The debt Of the hospital ia mortgage Of
$4,000. which the managers hope to qudate within two
years jan 1876 there 1872 patients In the hospital
and 9o8 admitted aud treated during the year 6So
treated In tho eye and department. The
dsa rate has Ooon small
The Board of Frceholders held their quarterly
meeting yesterday Reports received from tho Auditor
and arden County JAIL Warden Of the Peniten.
tary and Warden Of Asylum. Several approprs
lions We made. Resolutions Of respect adopted
the Of sheriff David Camheld and VII
liam IIyand. both of whom members OF tho Board
At o meeting of the Board of Trade held on
wednesday evening" resolutions discussed In opposition
20 any increase Of debt the city, and calling
the Of tho city In the Legislature TO use all
deeaIany such law called Tor ny the
notice Of the Aausiuet board AessS Campbell hechV~
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information is In the Treasury records. Gen. Wed
ster is expected here tomorrow. Ii IS underS'ooo
that his visit has reference TO this luton story
Gen. Babcock's friends are not encouraged ny Tic
dispatches received from st. Louis this evening"
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This Table shows that the profits OF the business have
not warranted large dividends by any company except
the old Brooklyn, which supplies the richest district Of
the city II the reduction in prices aud soppdsc of con
sumption continue the prospects for large dividends IN
the future are not naterng.
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HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY. AT HUDNUTs in
BROADWAY.
eaml5o. noon. a. 20. M 40? Mhn,yfI 81.
highest during the ,tay. Al LoweSi, 81.
average A.. same ,.sy, 1873, l2os.
ppoMIyFNT ARRIVALS.

Sc Nicholas Hotol-SenatOr james Il. Engnsh OF
Connecticut GEN James A. Hall Of Maine, Adulan Gen.
James A. Cunningham and Cen George Whitney OF Sassash
Einh Areaue HOtt-SenatoTs Dennis MCCARTHY
Syracuse Plat Carpenter Of Ponshkeepsie ana James
y. T.. cxGOv Andrew o. Curun OF
Pennsyyana Judge Charles of Utica, and JUDGE A.
Anthony Pouxhkeepse. .BreuoOtt Houe-COl John n.
Macomb OF the Engineer Corps, o. - Army DeropOttdh
Hotet- senator H. G. Connolly OF Kingston N f.ne'o
York Ie-Copt John MrelOuse Of TIE steamship city OF
Montreal Vfsfmpsrrr Totcl-E. G. aiey OF the Concord
az NJ Patriot .AsioY Holse-EA CONGRESSMAN D. newton
Pettis OF PcDnsyl caEia
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The capital invested In Tie gas business IN Brooklyn
amounts to - sOOOOO. Below wall Ice found statements
Of capital stock and indebtedness " each company, with
the diS lcnd, paid last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-11

A candy store window displays, I'm worsted
letters, tho inspiring text, The Lord viii provide"
passes daily II amt So, aud you can't GIT
no candy there the credit Of Providence. Nekels
II the only stun wot gits them giul-arops."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-11

FALL ~ BROOKLYN Gas COMPANIES STOCK.
The substitution of OIL for gas i'll Brooklyn
IL having effect upon Tie stocks Of the sas COIN
pancs 81 that city, will he by the following table
giving c price of the yari"u, stocks tho Isl VI ~"
Aenlh.f 1919, and NJ the pres,nt limo:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-11

THE NORTHAMPTON BANK R0BBERY.-flad
the ca.heI's house been protected with Olhss BuRGL.a
81 Broadway, he WOud have bad sum
cent Of the approach OF the burglars to discharge
revolver AID alarm which would have caused LA
burglars 10 retreat
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GREAT FIREONBROADWAY
HERRING 'SAFES
How they WithStoOl The Ordeal.
NETWORK. Feb. 10, le,d

d ~
HERRING & Co. 25l and 252 Brodirdy, v. Y
GENTLEMEN The great fire OF Tuesday By which nearly NO
entire block Of large warehouses Boadwa between 1rsnd
ami Howard Sta destroyed the most severe We have
had in this city many years We had muse our books
and papers the Keeping OF OF your Champion s~o
This had Of the tests We can conceVeH
ble for A safe 10 be subjected to- building EXTENDED
through Broadway Crosby ST., and the current OF "
carried directly upon the SAFE IL fell nom Wv
Ia nj noor The below being MI with an immen''
stock and shoes IN made most intense uN
BY falling walls the buried several feet beneath o
no, bricks aud burning debris where remained and ras'ea
for 80 hours when at last reached on the tuu ~
after the e the surrounding t were so hot ts' o!
could scarcely be handled Yet upon opening ev'fyth'ns
cOntained-bo,ks papers, INSURANCE policies etc, "oi'
unnlurei ,,.
After this who can reasonably aoub that the Herring e'
IA perfectly fire proof You will please send us nnoht
plcate OF the one tested store ~ and ~
Yours truly, GEORGE T. Sliohii@iD"
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OrFRY-What Will Cure my COugh1 DR.
Wrsr.Rs BAlsAM OF WILD CHERRY. 90 cents and 81.
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Announce meDts.

You can stop the pain of Felon and save
your nail TO- by using DALLi- MAGICAL PAIN E1IBAoloA
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GOTHIC ARCHITECTURE.

LECTURE IS DIR. JOHN LORD ORIGIN AND PROC
REss OF ANS OLDER OF AgI-suGGEsIIONs ~
REGARD 10 IIIE PRESENT WANTS OF CHRIS
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Another &c Hours In tile Ruins.


HERRING & Co. 2J1 and 252 BroddTag
oRyuENEy; We have Just opened our Hcrrngs safe I'M
safe WAS subjected the fire in the building No Ae2 b
ono OF those consumed BY the great nre OF The sn ~
n honeht 70 have been the part Of the fire. no
buldpg sx ended through Crosby ST. and was stored VIZ"
,naammablo goods Our Safe 50 deeply buried oen.
the ruins that 1t was until to-day. OF ~ hours ae INC
started that II was finally reached and taken OUT nu'
~, ooutents In perfect state Of preservation 'e -
IN ,,,s,and .uch An ordeal 10 indeed Trustworthy ifuV
yours. n p,eh.r, q
Tho HERRINGs SAFE belonging to H. NJ he 1nss. n
"a In 80 Rroadway and another belonging TO IooSet
No .t4 have been taken from the ruins ana 'h0'i ''A
found well preserved
There are others still buried In the debris
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! NETTING or I'VE ALDI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BIRTH
pAY-tIIY RAIfEoADs-1uE PURCHASE OF PIER
If orposIp-wAIrR IMPROVEMENTS AUTHOR
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

...,,s.,,vx~s
AMuSBMENIS-lsf fAck-oth ana 9th coils
ASTkOLOHl ID fAGE-lth col
BILL ARDs-zp fAef- IN col
BoARDEkS WANTED-lsr M PAGE-3d and 9Th coils
BOAkD IND LODHlNG WANTED D-lsT PAGE-4ih COL
BROOKLfN REAL ESTATE FOR SAILED PAGE-lst
col. ~....x ........-.
BUSINESS OPPokIUNlrIES-9rH PAGE.
BUSINESS NOIlCES-Iru PAcE-Cth col.
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-2D PAGR-lst col
CLERKS AND SALESMEN-12rH PAGE-4th col.
CL0THlNS-2D lAGE-arh col 80
COACuMfN AND GARDENERS-l2rH PAck-4th hno
~, . 9th nth co.'s; ,.,, ..... -
COAsIMlSE sIEAMSlllPS-l2rH PAcE-6th COL
CoPARIN NkRsHIPs-9rn PAcE
DANClNG ACADEAIES-2D PAGB-5th col.
Dis DEy ilsLKr-2D iSnn P4eS-5th col
Dk1 GOODS-lsT PACE-5th col -. -.
DWELLING HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED AND UN-
-. FUkNlSHED-2D PAcE-2d and 81 coils; ,o., -,
EUROPEAN STEAhSlIIPS-l2TH PAGk-oth ana oth cois'
fINANtlAls-eTu PAGE
FINE ARTS-2D PAGR-Gth col.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-16

s5TH TO 9aD TINE OF
ROSE MICHEL
AN Illustrated with the
MOST ELABORATE AND BEAUTIFUL
sCENERY
ever upon a stage, and with a cast Of
UNEXAMPLED STRENGTH.
including the following favorite
Messrs. g. r. Thorne Jr Stuart Robson,
Theodore Hamilton j. II. Soddard john
TRIUMPH Parselle. Ebcn Plympton T. f. Morris
Lysander Thompson, W. II Wilder and W.
S. Quigley. and Misses Rose Eytinge, Fanny
horant and Meta Bartlett
SATURDAY. February 10,
FOURrEESTH MATINEE OF ROSE MICHEL
Seats secured two weeks in advance.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY %,
:. Two PerioImances-Aftern end Evening
Monday evening Feb 2S Tooth performance Of Rose Michel
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nOARDERs WANTED.

61 9TH ST.. BETWEEN BROADWAY AND UNIvER-
s)l sity plRce.-Large and small Rooms 20 let. with
Board for gentlemen party OF geutemen references
ufral
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ADJUSTMENTS.

TTNIoN SQUARE THEATRE
- Broadway and l4th st.
SHERIDAN sHOOk..................... Pr
A NJ PALMER \
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ADJUSTMENTS.


A CADEMY OF MUgIC-Te3gIGHT
"A ADELAIDE Phillips
ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY
SECOND OPERA NIGHT, WEDNESDAY, February 10.
IL TROvATORE.
Miss VIOLETTA COLYILLB. Miss ADELAIDE PHIL
LIPPs, signOr BUGAEINI, signor CARPI signor
-oANtii aRASD SD0' oHoR6s hHds1 AND ORCHESTRA.
Musical Director Signor TON ASH
FRIDAY EVENING February fs-LA CENERENTOLA
Debut Of Miss MATILDE PHILLIPS.
Genera admission, 81 family circle 80 cents; reserved
seats u 90 and S2 boxes - and $40 Seats and boxes
tullmaus IA Broadway
SATURDAY AFTERNOON Februarv at 1 NJ
nhAND OPERA MATINEk-LA FAVORIrA.
-rHHEArRE CoNIQUE
4 ,,,rr 5li BROADWAY.
& &mAniNEE UNCLE WILMINGTON
10 OA1 TOMS COIORED
MATINEE CABIN TfiR1i.Istc
iO-DAi ,r,r,vnn 7. H. SINGERS
,,,,o,r MATINEE. MATINEE.
uNCLE 9AcTs MATINEE
TOMS u TABiEhuS TODAY
CABIN. 81 SCENES y y NJ
Matinee Wednesday and Saturday.
u
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A T PUBLIC ACCTION-GRRAT AND IMPORTANT
n bAkkhiPT sALR OF HIGH BRED ROAD,
TkAcN AND SADDLE HORSES; FINE
tlff BUILT WAGONS. HARNESS, ROBES, BLAN
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RO WEST 18TH 5T.-TO LET. WITH BOARD, HAND
~ somcly furnished Rooms second floor. also
third floor. 90 gentemen.
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c,fpR PLATING DoNK WHILE YOU WAr-iGa
- Mrr,ie AZ. and I1 Court ~. bseohlSn-
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AN ADMIRABLE IDEA.

number OF practically minded, charitable church
people Newark have resolved to something TO al
levstc the misery suffering OF the little folks OF
that city during tho hot spell They have taken active
steps, looking to the establishment OF sanitarium
after the model Of the established by charitable
New Workers. site has been selected on the
banks OF Greenwood Lake, a lew miles from the
city; aud II is intended to have buildnp
IN few weeks capable of accommodatre
about 200 little ones Appeas made for supple,
OF wood, material and ready cash. The gentemeu
having active char-c OF the matter are:--Rcv W. w.
Newton, rector OF Trinity church, Newark and Mcssrs
Jerome H. Ward Wallace DuraLd, ID. Smita Wood A.
NJ. kodwel, V. {. Taylor, William Foster Dodge and
Oba Woodruff. IL Is the desire of the committee to
have the place ready Tor the first batch OF children
by August I. The siniiarium will be under the direct
management and superv isou OF Messrs Rodw Gil aud
Dodge. assisted Dy several Lady and gentlemen voun-
teers- The paid force viii consist OF q ma.
iron, COOK, Iaundress, two chanbertna.ds. who
Will also act az waters meals man OF all work
Chdrcn ranging from twelve years ol age to tho
numocr OF about two hundred. will bc taken each Non.
day morning from Newark aud returned TO the city on
tue Monday afternoon iolowiDg and this will bo coa.
unucd until prohabiv TIM m,ddis nj ss~s---~--
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COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

COASTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.
PAsAAA 'hAsfiI sfRAxship nNR prffsyly fiSts NAIL
zEHLASb BkIrish eoi.rNBfA' osEGoS. &c. sA"
SAN fsS s Pifs Ps Is tsfaG hfse Sf oF PANAMA
steamship AgAfyLco z. saturday. July 20
Frsm san F&xSctsGo 10 jXfGS M ana Cit chfS& pa''N
o% s%S fkANcs60 to sxYDwcH bAsafn! ns
steamship crY TSAA Of s ana NEw zEaANp IS
wM + 'ni 4D 81 ps;ss' c or spy to puLAY superintendent
NO Rowling Green, per A. North River. usnsl st.
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL Line
M Is MI Tvs oo % csaa WI fer Ill from
freight and passage. having unsurpassed accommoda
WM. r. CLYDE co. No Bowling Green.
N v, HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL SIS LINE
~ Fox !cis' SvNS& AZ 'SGis 6isEST sT'
CITY Fox ssh shRa cauz AND SEw oRIESSy TRsInEsy July "a
Sri S oF ops.eny rupan and rsmDies
For fssi S IsS PsiSiSs apply Ns !, and =,
Steamers cave New ori,ans july SO and Angus. 20
Tor Vera Cruz and all the above ports
TEXAS LINE foR GALvEsroN, TOUCHING AT KEY
West. carrying the United states maiiihe steamer
HTS or sAN 1 ASgSSip l "S'an g Wiz .a
rhroush bills OF adins given points on the Houston
and resas Central In,srnst,ons and Grca. Northern GAL
and san Antonio railroads Freight ana insurance
ss.' p or H. Ssos osssns % ;Sp'IsS s
Maiden lane
MoKG lN's NEW YORK, NEW ORLEANS AND
4N TeSss ssteamships-AIGfERS viii sail from pier 80
North River ON saturday July - at 3 r. M New Or
leans direct transerrins Texas freight to Morgans
Iousana ard Texas Railroad tor Morgan civ thence per
Morgans steauers Texas ports Through adng
signed to all the Mississippi River Mobile Calves
lndanoia. Copus Christi hockpor Brazos Santiago
Brownsville and AL points the Galveston
aud san Antonio. Houston AMI Texas Central. nterna-
mental railroads frsghts for Mary Fulton landed
at Kockport
Lgheagc and channel dues Corpus Christi and Brazos
Santiago ~ the eNpensv aud isk of con sgncc
Insurance be effected under open policy OF G.. A. .
Whitney Co. to New orleans. ports
- cent. For freight information appv to
CHARLts A. WHITNEY co. Agents; Office rrcr 30
North River.
EoR HAIiftX = :, AND ST. JOHNS n n
CROMWELL STEAMSHIP LINE.
steamers leave pier 10 North River following days. at
GnukEE v..oMN ELL. Tuesday Aueust
GEOE0E WASHINGTON. Friday August II
Most direct. quickest an cheapest scotia
Ncwfoundand and the Lower Lawrence. Excellent
passenger accommodations For iccght or passage apply
TO CLARK SEAMAN. ri Vet -.
LNOR NASSAU y P.-REGuLAk NAIL STEAMSHIP
II LEO leaves New York Juy 20
MURRAY. FERRIS a CO., 81 South st.
nNLY DIRECT LINE FOR FLoRfDA-wEEkLy
" line for Por, Royal. y G.. fernandina, Fla:
The steamer CITY OF DALLAS. Captain Hines will sail
Friday, Jnly ~. AZ T. W. through tickets issued to all
points Ior freight or passage apply TO Y. H. MALLORY
= co 1853 Maiden lana
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COAsTwIsE srEAMsuIps.

FoR NEW 9EhE4Ns 21l .'soJ,sSg, DIEEgcr, ,,vv
ON ssrrnbay rnHDs2J Jay Gag,A p, =, dSssr as,a:.
r.. AN. from pier No. North River
points on the as.i.spp vsr 70 "'0' anu a." p'nc'pA'
'-@1' - CLARK sEHS4S. sS.i J. So wes, st.
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
Norfolk sailing ,s s;%, t.S% pss aes 81 North River
days and saturday, NJ sonnscn The vrgna
f1 @ is. Ss; nd "; viii s a
na nsss R n Sc'@ osrs%s
every TUESDAY THURSDAY and saturday
eonsseins With Maryland ans Dsewsre ac.d IS
rSrossh tickets and bulls u adas to all point. a,
iowes. rn.e; insurance s, to NeroIk &c per cent
oes S S'fs
TRAvELLERs' GUIDE.
-4nIsTLHNps n. H,ky s6w OF THE upsox By DAYLIGHT
ronshkseee Rondo. and kingston landing a. conssns
sxssn a. 2 I Connects at roaghkeepse with
A ALBANY-PEoPLE's LINE-sTgAMBoArs LEAVE
pier Al North RIVER daily sunday excepted, at r. ~.
to Ssn s.ssss ssSsa Monrs.
AM return Meals on European plan.
HR Tn2S BY DAY sa1 soATs = ysskp
s ST. ~ o a landing at Hyaek and IslrStowa
beck beck vatsSi and Hudson Close connest,on at Albany
York o.ntra special train to sarsesa and Round
lake lG West Point and Newburg ard return
E'ALL lsIvER LINE TO BOSTON
IL via .Sewpor and Fall River.-The world
steamboats, BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE leave pier -
r9rtn Hvhr loot oi Murray st daily Sundays ncuded Mt
the city.
DHOOKLvN. NEW YORK AND NEwBURG BY
ID steHmbtnt ARMENIA Leave Fulton BROOKLYN.
al y; Nestry ~, New YORK at 30 and 2th ST. ya5
Point Cornws and Sing Sing during camp ing
mcncing July 2S Returning. arrive Brooklyn T. NJ.
Tickets Tor the cund trip. 81 to Iona Island and reurn
rs cents.
CoOK'S TOURS TO THE WHITE MOUNTAINS
" by every and every Point of interest in the
Circular tickets, embracing the White Mountains Like
Champlain Lake t'eorge Saratoga. Niagara Falls Wat
kns' Glen. &c, dc. " reduced rates.
Cooks hotel coupni ava able a prime pal places
Guiding Niagara and he White Mountains per day
These COUPONS are only TO holders Cook tickets
COOK. son jenkins 2ei Broadway
CATsKlLL CREEK lLINE-sTEAMERs NEW CHAM
" PION or WALTER BRETT dniiy from Canal ST. pier
AZ North River, at +. NJ Fare. 5Cc. Berths tree.
(NfTizENs LlNE.--El.EGANT STEAMBOATS, FOR
~ Trey Saratoga and al points North. East and West
leave daily saturday vt r. NJ from pier 10 North
RIVER Through fare ruratoga oniy $3.50: excursion
tickets, good for 30 days - 3d.
DAILY LINE TO NORw. ,LK.-FARE REDUCED
by the swift steamer ARR,,wsMITH, leaving Jewels
NJ and foot OF 3,d ST. r. NJ Returning leaves Norwalk
80 NJ daily Sundays Excepted, each
with the Dan0ury and Norualk and Now Haven rail-
roads. Fare 81 cents: excursion tickets so cents.
NEW YORK TO MONTREAT, AND RETURN FOR
IN SIS 20 by rail all the way, 81 by Citizens line Of
steambo Troy thence by thos iavore lines the Troy
and Boston and Vermont Central iaroads tickets good
until September For farther particulars apply C-
yens' line Office PHI North kver; Overn's 5 express
Office. 63 West sd No. Houst,n
way. and at ST. Charles Hotel. Chs Broadway.
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EXCURSIONS.
A -RocKAwAY BEACH EXCURSIONS.
TWENTY ySYTEs SpSE oS EHF ba OCEAN
BY ssRsGGs ia SD
Musical entertainment by the celebrated
AND TIE Eu#isIiiqpS uSsIps ff$.SSEEsT f.SEsT CLUB
<, t. +; e IT,, + S;;ii. y ss. st. H:'s
5 Sss% .ss ss
SoftR Rssr a, 20 Nest 10Th ST. o;'o; pier No. > H.
si5P N Fare, IS cents. Excursion tickets SO cents
NoTiCE.-So delay from low sids
Only boats making the upper LANDINGS a. Rockaway
A EXTRA RocKAwAy EXCURSIONS
"A. The mammoth pleasure steamer
WILLIAM COOK.
h .DsSu Sssss and 3 SoS swa wi" sass
loh ii ioa5. pior No North River il Broos.yn
directly ST%sSrS dsc1 'Hs l,Se, and onA
to the most popular watering place in this country whsrs
cooH a$hf hasRzEs a2zE q 81 hssof nss nEaca las
Pare Tor the whole cxcnrsion 50 cents
vGoNTERNo,s GELEBRhrEp Esd RECT: BAND.
rRK eoEF rY ss6 SfaNis s2HT
od on s' and NEVER
SINK for those who desire TO stay tue beach later
TLANTIc OCEAN AND RocKAwAy BEACH
TWICE EVERY DAY. INCLUDING SUNDAYS
JARRETT r,yaDnT rA5M5nS Prsss @Ssk ef sA' '.A tho
"" .ffwS dsASP Sn@A 4kirs ihrssdcsa % MAKE
by tho Madrigai Boys Mozart Giee Club.
TWO Church Chimes &c
D., the MORNING EXCURSION ovsr
TRIPS four hours stay at the Beach.
by tho AFTERNOON EXCURSION pas.
EVERY DAA' ,S ssnSsrs w'h also have ample time for
MonNING-Lesves the foot Of 22d st.. North River ss
ass Sora River
;so o'clock and pier No North River adjonns tho Bat
Single frip Tickets. to or from cents
- All tickets must be purchased On the piers
A -FIsHiNG BANKS EVERY DAY SATURDAYS
,S ysr ySTs ess s .hTs LAW leaving NE, H:T y
kas, River 7:i.; ! III -. North River. 7to; pier No.
''''' 80 : :. AL G. FOSTER Manager
A .A,DAI&Ly & Ayp SUNDAY EXCURSIONS TO
sqsssy at !, 70 and ad 4 IA, NJ and
10 minutes later Rouni trip 2'c children halt price
A 70. ExcuRsIoys. SALOON STEAMER wyoM:;
a. ing; harges Republic. Chicago Baldwin caedona aud
Cold spring and Ina Island groves address or apply TO-
CROSSETT
A -A-TO CHARTER. STEAMBOAT FORT LEE:
N. viii accommodate soo passengers price $5o to siU0
per dAy. Apply IN The afternoon At ~ Fulton 81
A FIRST CLASS RoCKAwAY Exec URSfON BJAr-
y. No rum bat plenty ol fun The clipper steamer SUN
SHINE captain Joan n. Holmes. will make DAILY and
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS 10 RON AWAY BEACH Irom
Harlem and Norris,na. leaving ID aud l2Jh ~ -
$50; New Haven Railroad 30: lleth ST. =; ;t'
sth st. $50. 33d st.. o. Grand y:l5; Fulton Market
slip. e:3l
Returning. leaves Rockaway at =. NJ Music and re-
r shnents hoard Fare. 80 cents Excurrion tickets
30 cents Children over ten years. tai fare :,
c. n. LONGS ,kkET Propretor