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gOlQ would then follow as second
ary consequence Of the adoption of
the greenback policy: H.
: Foreign gold now seeks invest
ments. in United States five per cent.
government bonds, and if it declin-
ed in value one per cent, is it not
reasonable to suppose that it would
seek investinentin 4 per Cent. bonds;
Or, in 3.6s per cent. bonds, if its
value declined Gr.35 per cent? It
strikes US that: it would. Then, if
this is admitted, the third or tertiary
consequence of the general adop-
ton of greenback full legal tender
currency would be to equalize the
values of gold and currency respect
lively in this country, doing away
with the premium entirely, and CIV
ing us true gold basis" for values
generally. That is: a basis uniform
with that of other countries.
1t only remains to find out, how
much greenback currency this coun-
try needs in order to swell the gen.
eral volume of locally recognized
currency of all kinds, throughout
the commercial world, to- an extent
just sufficient to displace enough gold
money from being demanded by
trade to produce a di1ninution of
the value of gold to Our greenback
standard. When any one will tell
us just how many gallons of rain
are required, each season, to make
the earth fruitful, we will tell them
the exact amount of greenbacks
needed. =.
Nature provides the rain to meet
the demands Of the proper amount
Of vegetation necessary to be pro-
duced each season. So will trade,
if: her resources and conduct are
left free, determine the exact amount
of legal tender currency she requires.
The provision to- make this currency
inter-convertible at par with 3.65
per cent. interest bearing bonds,
will always operate to prevent the
issuing Of a volume sufficient to de-
preciate the value below three per
cent. interest on ordinary loans, and
will also, prevent, loans being made
on safe securities at a per centage
above that which the bonds them
bear. More than this; with this
system adopted and no probability
Of its being disturbed, values Of all
kinds will become stable, except as
commodities may be too scarce or
too abundant for the demand.
Why will not the issuing of nation
al bank notes answer the purpose
just as well? Because, first, they
cannot be made a legal tender; Sec
ondly, they require to be redeemed
in gold and will not, therefore, mate
rally and permanently diminish the
demand for gold; and, third, be-
cause they cannot become inter-
convertible at par with government
bonds, in the hands of the general
public. The bank-note policy is
scheme devised by bankers for max
ing money out Of the people. They
get IL per cent. interest on their
whole circulation for its use, and
they oppose the greenback policy,
of course. Our business men 90 to
bankers for their opinions on finance,
and have the same ideas drilled in
to them. They don't think for them
selves.
TL c:I,,o. l@h
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currency, except that gold is a more
costly material than silver, and its
commercial 'o' value: approximates
more nearly to equality with the
amount it represents in coin. In
either case it is bringing into use a
costly material to serve a purpose
for which paper is better adapted.
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WHAT DOM PEDRO Is DOING
COVETING WHAT mas BEEN WON by
the UNITED STILES.
Hussin's Loss and Americas Gnin Men md
Women who will Enrich mud Wake oven
More t.IoriOur the Innd of the Free.


Rusain's Los. md Americas t,ntp- Men md
vyomon 81, III, Y..,.. 49,, u.,,. ovan
n, - 49,, 49,, 80 '
""re ''"rious tue hhhu OF tue free
Ono of Dom pcdrn,s sncciol ohiects In
~ ' 'P'N "'J' 20 "
WISH ing Europe is TO prepare the way Tor a
wholesale emigration of the Mennonites OF
Sou,haru p,,.,, -, n. III M. c.. go, .i,,.
'' "'s'" w ~ H'' '.o N' Wv "'i""9
do not emigrate they must conform 10 all The
t,,r. - a. 10 -. A.. a.. -, ......,,.. 1,
~ VI ."o ''""' eve" y" '"o performance Va
military duty-a duty that Ia "a repugnant to
them ma though thev werc Orakers Whole
-. - -. .,.'.,t : - 4,
'"'Vn'es h'e' lhe'ei"'e' mcultatihH genor"
hight. Their vigor. sohficty, indu try, and in
,cIlt,a,co ro,dar han, yat,a,t. M ,,,,u,,ran,s
80, W, - - ''S.' Us
"nu 'ne ennRhteheu ruleT' Dom feuro' ha'urdiY
envie5 the UNI ed Sta'es Its good fOrwIne In
winning than No settlsrs
,,,,.,, - =,
N'hlh Ten uhys TWO vessels one from IRE
men and the other from Hamburg, have landed
l,raa p,r,iss ~ Na,,o,t,.s N, ras,lo II .ra,n
~, 80
ihey Orlng the information that Tor months
past the agents Of the brazilian Government
h 90 so,,,,, ,,,o,, f., Co.,
NV ~ ''' ~ "''"'" ''''i'"'' "' '"e''
way 10 America and urged them To take pas
sage LOT bfhIl out on their applying To the
uermnn uthoriles Tor advice they were told
thhl theN !d better settle In the United It ties.
Ihey were lntnrne thlt ten We tfs ago steady
tidc OF uerhnn emigration set out Tor Br al
aud mat the German Il iNcrnment was Obliged
to AID the entrants IN retting back 20 Ger
many, the poVertv. sickness and neglect under
whlch they suffered having decreased their NUM-
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DIVORCE NOT NTED.
An Interesting and Outspoken Opinion from
the superior Court.

An Interesting and OutspOken Opinion from
the superior Court.
In Thomas I. Harding's suit against Eliz-
abeth Harding for divorce, the referee reported
In favor OF granting Mr. Ii riding a divorce and
the custody OF the only child, on the ground OF
Mrs. Harding's improper intimacy in July. 1875.
with one ZIndt; but yesterday Judge Curtis re-
fused To coufrm the referees report, expressing
the opinion that the charge Of adultery had not
been proved.
SAID tue painis not free from difcntg. Alter
sYer zanlt IA ne st,.,t' on tnS Sttn 81 Juy ne
and shoSins ful knowiedgs OF n, WRONG, he went
continued until Aug g 4 this time tue husband place
ia Nsw r.y and on @ ia Of AasS proenrad .ne
return OF h- wife the city that the papers for the
De served tney were served upon her The evi.
nsne .Sa' s 70 10 ss ye ne and ' 9I
tnr planihs aeleuce 10 the eTmlAh Prosecution tor
The law allow The injured party to forgive the aiul.
terry AMI when once forgiven II Is condOIed ana such
d'orce bv reason oi the offence. The statute permits
such forgiven - 20 be- e-tab sned either hy cypress
win SnoNiedge o. me IA t. The proof Of III 10 pnye-
ut-s ly the uuu Of the allcscl uf'ncc of tnt de-
even Il defendant had committed the onrhce tne
p4hhlNn couil NJ, iitlntAin hl-snit
sorted % ms act OF violence aga ns' Ianlt uni -
thorc vas good reason ~ e. Al person, conycr,ant
~, when war w rulan sfeh o. J.suiy hl, hatred,
proclaim tlit bee Is the ayrnscr Of some oome-tc
Nfo 4, ann n7ic id Of tnc pl1shmen DUE hs crms
exp cs No. receive, aud one, mes succee 49,, nlly
receiving the p gdt Of the ignorant aud unrehrctlns
alt tr"f b. lll'l while g. HOS ar fJrry siirut
oi tnc pirson robbed VI NE, and basey andered alter
wnen III. ilv. are lnu. a,rag,rled, aai the court.
become suo-rrventt 10 ms course Of procedure So.
C.esj aAl clyli risIts are apin Toned.
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4 STRIkE ENDED.
The BroOl,lvn ~tOnecntturs Sever Connection
with The New York -OcieIY.

The BroOhlvn ~iOnecniiers Sever Connection
with the New York ~Ocieiy.
The strike Of the Brooklyn stonecutters
Is ended The men resumed work ycsterd y
morning. not only the strikers being taken back,
but number Of new men employed The strike
began five weeks ago, the issue being whether
the New York society should be allowed To die
tate terms to BROOKLYN employers. The en-
ployers urged the formation Of "A Brooklyn sDci-
ETY., ana the BROOKLYN men were Wiling to or
game one, provided they could OBTAIN tho & on
sent Of the New York BODY.
While Steps were being, taken according TO the
laws Of tne National Union, to institute a new
society, strike was prccptated by the action
Of the New York Society In imposing fine uuOn
Mr.. Bradley one Of the employing stonecutters,
Tor hiring man TO work at less than regular
rates. Mr.. bradley claimed that he had engaged
the man -lmtly from pity, aud paid him all that
lac agreed 10 pay lie therefore refused 10 sub
nit to the 1ne. The New YORK society there
u on oIierei strl"e, aud promised TO con-
trhute 80 a week for each stonccutter ON strike.
AZ FIST the money was paid promptly. On sat
nidaY last three weeks pay, az, was de, but
N" strikers only received, some IS, some So.
and SOME nothing. Iuey became ncensed, and
On Aouddy afternoon unanimously resolved to
sever all CONNECTION with the New York society.
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PROFITIHLL PRINTING.
Mr.. Clapp Asks the President TO yimdicat
Him ana Give Him Another ChnBce.

linn ana Give Him Another ChnDce.
Mir. Clapp, the Congressional Printer,
who has just been leeislated out Of Office by
Congress on account Of the charges mad against
hun by an investigating committee OF the House,
wants the President to vlndicate" him by ap-
pointing him to the new ONCE OF Governme nt
ffinter which has just been created The ties
tmony taken by the House shows ,hit Mir.
Cl7pp bought over Il million dollars worth Of
material OF one New YORK Jobbing hrm; that he
never inquired whether they were selling
10 him ~ manuf cturers' uriccs; and
that as c"n-equence, they charged
MN 10 rly double what tho mtnuf q.
tuIrFs "tud nave done. For instance, they
CHARGED N one item 81 40 FIR GOLD .eaf. f1r
one hi II calf KIN, amounting 10 >. AZ the
same nIin realized Uruht II Sl.9Bi. Nlr tl M
testified that ne mad s1JuUO On hand. realized
from the s..o II waste, winch sum should have
tee could only Ind 1927, the bal nee benz ain
unaccuunted for. Tue Casutefs 81 roe bauks
testified that Mr. Clamp was holder ~ b nk
stock Nd dcpu-itor 10 tue Hmnuut ~ $1,000
also owns houses aud lots Ia Na.iugt0n aud
BuHalo, n4gh poor when he Wruf into oiiice
seven wears ago. TIE House charged him Wifh
Inc ln uciturY aid ul1ladul Ii9iratttu anq when
they offered MN a en- nee 10 make bis defence
he refused, Gut called on the Sruute t. protect
MN a. he " x ~ Nicer nIpoiu 90 hy that
body. he Srnate was eyrcnty convinced II
ms uuntne+S Tor TIE once. FORT agreed 10 lega
ia,n MN nnti and an understanding Nga, mad
WIN me House that now man should be ap-
pointed. nov MIR. Clam asks the Pre-. ident 10
Nhu l'tto MN Db giving MIN the new nppOint-
a.. II 'lapp mas tuaIe no effort whatever
stt.nn' mut,.Hto nlhsrlf' bat positively declined
S, nm W 90 80 when the committee called
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Are you satisfied with the jury, gentle-
menf' SAID Judge NOunin this morning after
the jury had been imnancllei.
" We are" said tue LAWYERS In chorus
tail. vauut figure solemnlv arose In the Jury
box ana said inpre-siveiv. II a m not "
WHAT'S YOUR objection, MIR. SnoOksT" In
quired his Honor. blandly.
lnis young man on my right, your Honor,
has hcen eating onions"
objection Oyerruled 90 on with tue case"
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CINCINSATI, July 25.-Two young DAUGHTERS of
I n rhhrl, u NJ LosanspDrt. Ia IAN, were burned
death SUNDAY night by the cap ~ am oil G.n
fOm when thcy poured kerosene on tno kitrhen nra
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WASHINGTON, July 25.-Police Oficer John
j. smith last night beaten. choKed. and stamped
upon ~ ; eve Taylor negro VIII IA lac attemltud 10
arr,et smllhs mum Q, VIII nI4D-bl pruNu falAl.
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8tal Gst1l,.

HHOltE full-sEed cemetery lots size halves and
y quarters IN proportion. Ilquire At s bro idway.
NOR ~AIf ~ a harFan-A threcstory and base
meut frame house, cont uning ~ rooms IA good or
der, Win water and sewer price 1900 Ina Ire Al
norhwes corner Frost ana Humboldt sts.. Brooklyn.
r. ID.
HARMS for sale "a. a. and IS acres, with good
u hui ding two hours ride near RonSnn- Oula
lakei lOcalOh an ~ tlt pie mt terms very easy.
A LAMBERT, Ronkoukoua Long Island.
NOR SALE-A new frame house. room. fuli lot.
l for fllpo, eley i"rus Inquire of irEPI mole
10y. Pfo.g G, IT., Dutch Kuls. onB lew minutes
waIk from lluuter's Point Jerry.
2OAA ONii for splendid lot g. Filming IN
'NtDNINJ close proximity 40 sChon and nrrhrs.
fushns .. hut six miles from NeS YORK city. with
and Nhlrr iu p rs. most brtutifu, suburb ami on
Aut-uuceut bay, Inrc ushiug ,ud uoaiins u ur cI.
lOffu o. pie '-urc EXctltn' mlrnets ana stores. IA
Every curN uience, with ut TIE ouj tlus % cToWde
city Np.lN ~ us. ". lIltHfl KS real estate M =
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Ulalrs.

A Gf>TS wanted everywhere ia tea, coffee, and
~ splces best plan nifcrri Apply TO tie Gre t
American iIrpuohc Tea co.. 81 Blraay -, New York.
GENTS. go daiiY, selling puzzle key rings watch
~ protectors, novelties, o.. Empire Novelty Co.. 500
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Gnslntss & blntss.

c~"~ANsS" cNNNtS'
OLD-ESTA BLI-uED locSsmith shop for
~ sale cLe ~ owner leaving city. Si36tn W
A FIWST-CLA~~ lager peer saloon for SAFE. cheap
N Apply at ne Chryslie st.
RAkERi f.rsrr --haAins 10 barrels per wees
BAKERY olet; good oven aud splendid loc 4lity
ID Tor business VI Henry ST.
CANDY ana Toy store Tor sale, fixtures, coal box
y sc. cheap. i7d Broadway. above Walton d., Wi.
lamsburgh.
lyon SALE very cheap-The old-establtshcd fruit
hnu ,hhQF STORE with 500 near Two icrrs on &C
count or other business ~ Grand ST.. Wilnamsburyh
INDR SALE, cheap, u good Gig r store. doing good
uusuns i,hImHlass location inquire OF
GRO. w. ANNESa. 90 Gregory st, Jersey city.
lyon SALE Great bargA provision store; spien.
1ld pac Established years, Address CASH,
box $50 sun ONCE.
ENOR SALE CnEAP-Laecr beer aud di.ing
r'"nl w fWtph st. bet "crn william an cola SITS.
IrOk SAIE.-Ami route with hor.e ana wagon.
9oHa, @A Al ~, a1 cigar Store Win paper
Ifpit rAL.E 4 INDY store near two schools. In.
ERtIr STAND for sale Cheap. can Broadway
NEWS nEPOT canny. and Nlret, store, STOCK
No. p1' I'm ay.
DARTY wishing to dispose oi an ort,yo Liberty or
"or1"h press may address h., box lb3, sun once.
rIO RENT A barber shop with baths. with or win.
L onl furniture 10 cedar st.
SI.>S WILL. BuY,e meat. oys,er aud dinius
ID --D saloon; centr Al location.
HAFFNEf SMITH Aucuoneers, II Centre st.
- Do sira ii IA bro a syS. neat corner "quoF
"AFFNEi SMITH, Auctloneers. n Centre e.
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Soaro ano Soon,
ADVERTISERS

L
May leave their favors Tor 1HR SrS a. the only
huIlhvIkea uptown aiveTils"m nj otces,
l,SJS brua WAY irutr IT iisl st.. an u = NJ and
Jus Mtsl go II" opposite drand Opera House, aud
NJ 1bO I'd '" corner oi i1th 81, uItll y l. VI
NoeAira char e.
A FEW gentlemen can have board. single or d uuhlo
~ rooms also young lailcs; day Ooarders. -O0 East
broadway.
I(OAKDING IN Chatham square. A l1rse front
front 70 M EntrAncr ~ Sew b""rrN, over tine bank,
FURNISHED KOOMS tr housekeeping; also
Il nal rooms. 3ll West 3lrt ST.. corner \ Do A.
EENTLEMEN can be acrnmuol tied Win -ood
- nntrd At q, day boa'dcrs aa4 LADIES' o. 90 AZ
Fast 4h st. BONrry.
HANDSOMELY furnished roo4', complete, Cor
uuuteNrrmus. als', u4'r rn1us Tor -usle gentle
m n. 1879 clinton ST.. nrAr Grtut.
4 ADItS aud ,. n.roeu eau hl'r board and good
/ airy rooms IL fnnor neir ho~rp.
'l'IE BF~1. u o.4rd pie,suit large ruous ; Young
L men 81 g., 24l East LOT n.
* -. MNRI>'- PLACE. Large. 0ney.fur
~ nlshrl r lhl', WIN ullrd, 10 srutlCMrn aud
accommodated; rms rs. =, an IS per wcas.
1-S HUDSON ST.-Gentlemen ami adirs can
j - have ooardi hne Rooms; single or double; day
ok EAST 12rH IT. few ladies ami gentle
- - men can nave good board also table 90 ricrs
GE A WEEK .-Good board ami washing; nice
'DO rooms. with Oatn. AZ Jane VI near stn aV
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ExOyERdTryG BLAINE.
Correspondence between Mrs. Gen. sherman
and Josiah caldwell.

WASHINGTON. July 25.-Tno following
correspondence has been furnished for publ
cation:
el2 GARRISON Avenue, ST. Lor1s, Mo-.
June 20 1876. I
M. J,sdh CdidreN IOndOn.
DEAR SIN: The Democrats who have read the
charges against my cousin, the Hon. James O..
Blaine, are very willing to believe them all and
very unwilling to believe any evidence In his de-
fence. hey say the despatch from Caldwell to
the Chairman OF the Judiciary Committee was
"boeus" In this DAYS nj per there appears a
letter from YOU to Mr.. Blaine. with equal fair
ness they pronounce that "bcgus" also. VIII
you do me the gre Il favor to write me one line
to cav thnt YOU sent the despa ch in question,
and that YOU wrote the letter which mere en-
close, aud which please return with the answer
| crave.
liegging pard on for truiing upon your time,
but feeling sure that you viii pay the desired
courtesy To the wife Of Gen. sherman,
am, with great Respect. very truly yours,
ELLEN EwISu SHERMAN
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gust mo foanN.

$ost mo founo.
4 OST OR STOI.E>-BanS book issuel by the
~ scameu- Bans Tor swings. w Nurk, 20 the sub
sciOer. II mott uld returned to the bans within 80
D1Ok THOMAS DENT.
New York. July IS. 1870.
1 O~T OR -TOLE>-Bank BOOK No. l24.s1 is
4 sn q BY Scameu's nix for savings, New Ork,
60 lac subs rher. Cornf nus Dryer. II not found
tutnc to the hin 30 days from this date Will
apply to the bank r y new book,
New fork. July 25. 1879.
1 OST-IuesdaY morning a pocket book with over
i've hundred dollars $500, two Cunard Line return
tick l. fur turo9e, aud vain BILE pap ~. nerll re-
ward and no questions asked at We.tmnister Hotel
der please reiuru To o NIX.
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M1nnitA. mnlts.

A GENTS wanted in town and country 70 sell our
~ pure teas to families, hotels, and erge consumer
the Wills Tea COMPANY eOi Fulton st., between Church
AMI CT. onwich, New YOrA.
COUPLE Of men wanicd immediately to assist In
Tenth At.
A GENTS make $40 ,aily selling campaign pictures
IN ana badges American Manfg Co, 800 broad"ay'
n AT eight. GEO. L. FELTON, CO., iie Nassau st.
}aTe% River i Park Isc st. and "a Sv y '' - =
rI,U SuOEMAK or eight teams on mons
kct st., ' Ss SiSsN T. j. s BSSsrEf& fiCnESoR
VmE uNpENIABhE FACT, Nc, none, money
No. 1is CHAMBERS It,
Il and to solder. 80 Fulton st. after o'clock
WA.,SSITED.Ass;9ot. for rres'asn,lsl badges Syssy
tbs Co. manu'acturers OF jewe'ry. box I4S, Frovi
dence. Il. Ii 200 per cent pront to agents.
WANTED-In BROOKLYN at the Remsen House,
w frcsco lanter. aDinet maker, paper niger. ia
Il msen IT., BrooNyn.
WANTEDA boy IN a stationery store 70 run er.
| w rands and tie up tunulcs Address A. II. Co box
! No III. sun Office.
NVANTRD-A coiorcd hoy, with rcfcre &c. to make
W hlm,clt useful In a barber shop '04 Broadway,
WANTED \ boy that understands fceoing htho
once.
WANTED-A smart Young man to WORK IN din
XVANTED-A ncensed ,noineet to run a Baxter
w engine. Address }. c. box 1913, sun Office.
WANTED good box makers at 100 John st.
w brookNn' Come prepared Tor wor~
WANTED-,A, boy IN dining .alo must Know
w how to wait. Appy at s-7 south 81.
WANTED few nr.,.rla.s canva .sers references
| w required. 24i Broadway. room o.
WANTED-A chair painter. Inquire at 81 King
w II rear.
Y0rNG Man p worN A. bu,es her hop. that un.
/ II dcrei ands the business. .io EAst eNth At.
20 ne Ocst S"s Out r' Atss Grand . t." canvass
O. no $40 day made readily with a capital Of
sight 'Appy At "a vsW rharcR r IT new '''' ."
Situations tdlanto.
An AMERICAN WIDOW wants child 70 bring
IT, oirih. or would take an older child to board. viii
have mothers care. Apply at ass At 18TH St, nrst
4 RESPECTABLE married woman wishes to
~ toye c,sg OF naey to Prns up 9a me hyy,rla
TlsEk ls4 South si Jersey cts Heights, for wees
A RE~PECTABLE widow lady wishes situation
~ In sinai family Tor grner, homework or TO ke
No. Ii Cd noOr front. '' IT '''' gu ''' '''"
nE-PEC rABIF wlios i,ay d,,ir.s sutton
Aidrc'. Tor day.. WIDOW. box Ia Sun once
A RE-PEC FABLE widow wants position ~ a
two DAYS, $50 hast isth St. lat hoor.
BAKER n good second hand breai aud cake
two vs. "a, "a Jaw 81. ny stairs
I>ARTE<DER wishes r,uition, nrst.cias. refer.
ID cnce, Address ". T.. iei 7,h sy
SIrIATIO> WAIVED nv = youne man IN a
- hlrt acior or any place 10 which scalns mac ines
ni-h best references Adir ~, "A 49,. sun ONCE
SITuATION WANTED by nr,i.elss- pa: :,
srs Associ ion. y Rcn a. A. ueSr GRIND 81. JIM
rT0 MACnINI-T~. a youth. 10, I. anIiou. TO
u lesrn me " liy WIN rs ntrcnt.' good 'cf
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DHLYILNE TO NOnW.Lk. .nno

j. Pare rc1ucel.-Dy the swift steamer AFRO ".
SMITH, leaving Jewclfs WHAT BroOKlyn at $3.50 p. M
Pier 81 Ea-t river as5 ". and foot 33d st. sP. "
Returning leaves SOrwSix 7:5O A. NJ. daily (Sundays
excepted), connecting each way with DanDury and Nor
Ia New Haven railroads. bare, IS cents. kx-
cureiou tickets 30 cent?.
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shInlnL


~ SAIL EVERY SATURDAY.
Passengers bpONed AT lowest rates TO from lnys3A-
port or railroad ttau Great 49, tam or ireland.
HENDERSON BROTHERS Bownns Green
nRECr LINE 10 FRANCE. va Plymouth
The General transatlantic tunpauYs steamers Tor
liavrc sail Saturdays. cSet- reduced
ratos Lot IS Dk BEBiAN. Agent, % Dr. adway.
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T ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
E6cKAwAY BEACH AND FAR RocKAwAE

Trains leave Long Island city Tor Far Rockaway and
Roekawsy Beach at 1903 TO- 1i;3s A. NJ; $50. 4os
and 5 +. VI.
For Far Rockaway e:a5. s-o5 A. NJ, sos. $50.
7 N.
RerurnlnI-Leaye Rockaway beach $40, ll:eo A. Nj
1i3t 24o $40 go L. NJ Far RockawY 525. n
757, ., 1899 ll;SS A. NJ; 1854, 3;02 4;23 q, o5A
SUNDAY TRAINS
Leave for RockawN Beaeh and Far Rockaway q, TO- IL
a. NJ, 1870, $40 f. N.
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S30P NJ. Far Rockaway 7.46. li;52 A. NJ. Ana.
5:2S d27 $50 J.. ".
Take ferry James sin (fcot Chambers stu sundi ys
excepteI, hat ~ hour before departure OF trains
Sundays at $3.50 ana 1880 A. NJ. / aud Z M, or
ferry DOT SAN st. +. uaili. fifteen O5l minutes be-
fore denarture Of tralns.
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ITALY. Aug. ., 3 =. VI. SPAIN, Jug 49, 3 7. NJ.
lbin PASSAGE go aud fSO Gu Icy. Return tickets
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