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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-06-28


WHEN s. j. Conklin received his
appointment as revenue agent, the
Jefferson Banner spoke of him in the
most eulogistic terms. In fact, the
honied phrazes it employed at the
time in celebrating the virtues of
Conklin as man and an officer, were
sycophantic in the extreme, and far
ecIipsed anything said of him by the
Republican press. We mention this
emily as showing that the Banner was
imposed upon, equally with Republi-
cans, in the good opinions then enter
tanned of Conklin; and that it does not
necessarily follow that he was always a
scoundrel because he has shown him
Eelf to be one now. We can hardly
hope to extract from the Banner an
admission that ConkliD may have been
recommended for Office, and appointed,
In good faith; for that paper is proven
bal for the partizan and malignant
manner in which it is conducted. The
Banner editor evidently does not be-
keve that flair play is jewel" but
regards as legitimate the employment
Of any means that may be required to
bring a political opponent into disre-
pute.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-06-28

THE BIG FoURTH.-PH1LADEL-
pHIA, June 25.-The formal pre-
sramme for the grand ceremonies of
the Fourth of July observances has
been completed. The ceremonies Will
take place at Independence i4all, be-
ginning at an early hour with a re-
view OF military from in front the hall
on Chestnut street. Literary exer-
cises under the auspices Of the United
States Centennial Commission will
take place in the square Immediately
in the rear of Independence Hall The
exercises commence Immediately after
the termination of the military review
at about 10 o'clock, aud be initiated
by Bishop Simpson; overture, The
Great Republic" by George +. Bris-
tow, of New York; reading OF the
Declaration OF Independence from the
original document, by Richard Henry
Lee, of Virginia; Hymn of Welcome,
by Oliver Wendell Holmes, to the
music of the Keller Hymn; national
ode by Bayard Taylor; "A Greeting
from Brazil" a hymn composed at the
request of Dom Pedo, Emperor. by a
distinguished Brazilian, Carlos Gomez,
and dedicated to the American pee
pie; Grafton by VIM. M. Evarts, Of
New York.
Invitations to witness the demon
stration on he evening of the 3D.,
and participate in the obse1 vances of
the 4th, have been sent by Gen. Haw-
ley to the Governors of all the States
and Territories, and from several as
surances of intention to be present
have been received. From Gov. Nc
Creary, of Kentucky, and Rice of Mas
sachusetts, kilograms were received
Saturday, the former stating that he
will be here by the Sd, and the latter
that be would arrive the 4th.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-06-28

Appleton's Journal announces that
PROF. Huxley will visit this country
this summer, arriving here early in
August His stay will be very brief,
but he has, nevertheless, consented to
give thee lectures before his DEPART
ure Although these lectures must
necessarily be given at an unfavorable
time, when so many of our citizens are
at summer resorts, the interest felt in
Prot. Huxley will not fail to hurry
into town thousands Of country So
journers, eager to listen to this elo-
quent and distinguished man of
science"
COMMODORE VANDEnBILT.-This
great railroad king is suffering SER
ious relapse from his recent severe ILL.,
ness, and his friends naturally feel
much alarmed. The great railroad
king is much advanced in years, and
his death would not be surprising
occurrence at any time Small hopes
are now entertained that he will ever
rise again from his bed. He is very
weak and emacated, and is moved
from one bed to another with great
pain.
BANGOR, Me-. June o2.-The Re-
publican State Convention met to day,
and heartily applauded ex-Speaker
Blaine, and unanimously commended
him for appointment to the United
States Senate, in place of Senator
Morrill,, appointed Secretary of the
Treasury. A message was read from
Mr.. Blaine, saying every effort must
be made to give Gov. Counor mag.
nifcent majority in September; Maine
must lead the way for triumphant
election for Hayes and Wheeler. Gov.
Conner was re-nominated w. w.
Thomas, Of Portland and N. A. Jar
we'll, of Rockland, were nominated
Presidential electors at large. Reso-
lutions commencing Blaine for the
Senate were passed.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-06-28

- Is.
The believe indiputabe
the best claim having
but
Few inventions than that of the Sewing Machine
public mind What
verbally exercise their faculties should
Machines should consequence land in prracted
result? We
anything history
1--WE will say the last
therefore,
different Machine
willing
effected
considered the index of
SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY
1872 THE SINGER MANUFACTURING
said period, 4567O
SINGER
being lla254 than sold during the
MANY as sold by ALL its
ls73)
UFACTORN6 COMPANY ncreas
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-07

ka druhych zemi nedostava sc nam do
ty5nych dat, avsak ze Rakousko Bayor
sko Jest ma ty zabijaky rozumu Skddce
osy6ty vellni pozehnan6, jest znamo. A
kterez zem6 stoii ma neinizsm stupni
vzd6lanosti? NedIe min6ni p. Fr Palac-
kyto on6ch lidi, kteii kn6zstvu sifite-
lie sloup vzd6lanosti spatfuii, zajiste ony,
kde jest nejyice kn4zstva. Zatim Sc TO
ma ma ruby. znamo, 10 Spanelsky narod
jest neikleslejsim Europa = a6 tam kaz
dy 55ty tlov6k kutnu Aosi; druh6 fade
pfichazi lid italsky, tfeti bavorsky ra-
kousky a ctvrte francouzsky venkovan
co do nevzd6anosti zanedbanosti sve.
In to jsou zem6, kde Jest nejm6n6 knezi
= ac tam jich jest az nazbyt = Anglic.
ko zvlast6 Spoi. staty, nejvzd6lan6jsi a
spolu neiumravnilejsi.
Tfeba vymluvneisich ddkaz6, ze knee :
styo a nevzd6lanost tax pevn6 spolu sou.
visi, iako pficina nasledekl Ma tyto
Gislice popatfte pfesved6ite sc, aci
lsou ii knezi sfitelt sloupove vzdelano,
sti.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-07
StrucnOsti.

NeStovice zufi La Paz, jizni Kali
fornii, tax hrozn6, ze parolode zastavily
tam playbu syou.
V jednom mist6 deyadesat mil iihovy
chodn6 od Tnscony Arizon6, blize po-
mezi mexikansk6ho statu Sonory. objeven
velmi bohaty stfibrodol, nemz mali "a
to, ze Jest to poytstny stfibrodol Plan
chas La Plata, 0 ntmz .se v d6iinach Spa
nelskych pred 200 lety zminka dtje, ze v
mem dobyyany tax veIkG hrudy 6isteho
kovu. ze koruna spantska jej zkonfsko-
vala ylastnimu sebe obohacen.
Pavel Haupt Denver, Colorado,
prodtlal celou obGanskou valku a boio.
val mnoha bitvach, anizby byl rantn
kdyz byl po skontene valce poslan do A
rizony prot Apachdm, ubranil Sc iednou
rukou 5 hroznym tenn rudym da
bldm zabil nich tri. Tyto dny byl
rozmatkan nezi fvtma kusy ledu ledni
CT denverske.
Druha mamutova ieskyn6 objevena
kentnckv his ,,6stahl, Col,nL;a Ito
r5z 90 co do brBzn6 voIl,olonostin nry,, no
mutov6 jeskyni vyrovna. Nalezeny nj
- Los.rn 1;l.r6 noohns.;a...t..-.,..
ro.,.u.5 ! It ot.1'l'a = -.s-..,..."
dr,hr l.r5,.an.s n;s;as : 1:-.,..."..r
,varc.b - stron, ;osl,,S : Ill ~
nnil,o, l.tal,co,;to,,,l zo,.or,o ,,,,.,,,ah,.
iez tvofi 50 vc vanoncovitIcb ;os t,nici
i'm % voda no r'i,,s;;oh Lonnn.tah :,
bne nodobn6 ialo ~; ladoyycb rono,on
ehach vidime
Ze knszi ison cbvtr5ci kdoz bv . Tom
nocbvbovap Alo toll cbrtrt n5,ad no
,,,l io..x saan1 ls-
don LnEz 1ond[nst5 Afnrsl.t.af.a.rs
.vzt ,no;a; na,InIn. 49,; 49, -
: iednom av6inc;, = d5lo ,t;la,xn; ara
stoI8m id4to d. cel1bo syS,a 49, >
yandeIium ysem nArodam.' vvsle 80 900
kazateld. yynalozi $50. 900 900 ro6nt 10
po 10 let. aby &c kazdGmu muzi. zenG /
dittti slova b9Abo dostalo a ev4t bnde
pokfestanst6n Yvhdi6 900 900 ooo
pravime dv6 ste miliond) ma pokfesteni
disoehd pohana, iaka to chytra mysl6n
ka' Zatm by Inoh.o nekolik miliond chu
dych zavrzenych kfestanskych me
.tech hladem bynouti.
John &. Van pelt. novzstnJ obiosk 3
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-07
Anfzi StrlZci II SlOupOyc
VZdelamOSti.

. predmttn tomto rozepsaIi isme sejiz
mnohokrate' ale pokud pteTazna v6tsj-
ma hdi nebude prtlne te Jednoho ma
hli 9Ia yS'eni' hen4u]e 'N'o'ti' Aai4 pm
Pfie@l'o'u Ease se \ hema Fratinic. Jsou
PF''uN' A.cFe~ - h'Nay PII'S zf''sta ne
'P''0i'' '7oo o'9''' ll'o' N'ei' Auy~ Sa-
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-07
HlldiS Se-Bund.
Zakone inkorporoyany.

n'i poiofdHt
Hlavni kancelaf, 2IJ Rowery, N. Y.
Spolccnosf ia jest zastoupena Is sta.
teoh Unie cita 900 clend,
Pojizfuje zivot az ma 10000.
Nemocnym vyplaci podporu cd S7-24t
tydne.
Pfispevky mohou zaprayovany byti
tydne.
DIE vfrocni zpravy, 1. lecna 1874 W.
placeno nemocnym
roku 1873, : 73,1S5 co podpora
). 10000 vyplaceno dedi-
cum zemfelych.
Pfirdstek imeni roku 1873, 800. 600
Pfebytek dne l. ledna 1874, s53, 900.
Blizsi zpravu poda:
y. karger.
1e3 Ontario Str.
74-74 oLEVELAND,O
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-07
River Division.

opousu BAvard II 80 dop 81 90 odp. FfJi1di do Nov
Philadelpha b5 70 odp. Opousti n. Phad Z 30 dop
100 odp Ptultdl DO Haysrd 10 10 dop s25 odp
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-07
Gas prijezdu II Odiczdu
ZcIeZnic.
Draha Cleveland n Pittsburg
Na3ah

od 49, edns 1876 odjiad ylaky udane stanics (yyJms
nedelD jAk naslednduje.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-07
,DULEZITE
yLASTNikUM DOMU
Ctetc n ukaZte sOusedum.
Natfete domy sv6
luCebninli barvami
MILLER BROS

NVVTV TsVu VyTOUCHy cIsTehO blIehO OIO-
VA zlnku lntneho oleie, pflpravene na
bllou, ternou sto iiny h rozmanitych
barev. Tato barva ma krasny lesk
vsaie sc hluboko do dfeva, takze tfikrats
TAX dlonho vydrii .jako kterakoliv ina
barva ma svet6, ackoliv stoii o celou tfeti
nn meme, nez jin6 barvy, ktere SC ma tr.
zlsti nachazi. Pfihlaste SO II MILLERA
A BRATRU, iiclz harva zdobi neimens
sto tsic staveni; vsecky ostatni isou pou
he napodobeniny.
PoSlete 81 pro vzorky barev a vysved.
teni, JED vam bezplatne budou poslany.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-07

name uGeni zfizeni repnblik6nsk6m,
Go Sc toho n. nj. iedin6 Francii tom
to spusobu vlady namlnyilo napsalo. &c
Il lnihovnv vvnIpu hv Fo&m; q snisami
iez ddkladnos.i a zeyrubnosfi nfRdy az
titar9on q nfadnStu ton, ,oiedndvaii M
kolik reyoluci 2 nicnz iedna lest neiyellxo
lep6isi epopeion deiin eloy4fenstva. tam
proyedeno a n6kolikrate rennblika zave
dona. a pfedce dnes ieSt4 yytesn4isi
muSoy6 zem6 t4 ' kazde fe4i kazd4 kni
70. kazdem novinafsk6n Slankn nro
spesnost n snasnost zfizeni toho dovozuii
len abv maso n krev vsebo o lidn ve.
slo. Vsak name ma Rakonskn nfiklad
hlizY "a tam 90 tobo . fadoraI;snn ma
nlnr;1o nansalo nFodoa r;lobo nos
odnsroo ;ah, = ,,Inno,i : ,,aoni ,,oo,,,u
zoIo nahof vSdi fador.,;st@ - ian tanto
coston kope6r6 nys,dnco sr6 nrachod .
yithzstyi aohnaon Y Taoh5cb nal tasdt
soslst ,oI;tioLy I;.+ n5rodaf ra,,,isn;o -
,,.,t.1 |. ,,t,,i !, ..s.,;,,, s1.,.t, ns,,,, :
samosnr5v6 : svohodb = sy6zatonrosti
eesk4 . rovnopraynost; n5rodni a nosm
"a ami novin5fe ani itch sten6to omrzeti
noknd % ,oz,davl8n ;o;;oh rorvbovi
Pray6 We vyt,yalem dovol5vani 50 \ do
r5baui iisttch nosadavl8 z5laz; nravni
,i}a l,azde onozi4n; stranv . tom lost -
kv tn. kteraz lest mensinS. noknd No.
.tapo 60 vstsinon straron ,,5d,orci
nesmi ocbahoyati ale . tech nr{ vvmrs
kantcbn v6cacb nonst5Io ,ol,y;t; nsst; .
iednati IN zr5dca nobo odnadI;ta y
peilepsim nHpada ~ bornirovanebo hin
naEa vvbl5sili he mpsoii Eazt nov;n5ti
kaideho. ienz bv linn nroto vy4itkn w
mrskanosu" emil. ono pole lest vvnrska
no. iez nerodi. ale zasadv useni na
ndmz ma odbudoyan bfti novf pofadek
politicky, spoleGensky a mravni. nebude
tax dlouho ..vvmrskano." pokud neyeide
v zivot vsech vzd6antch a pokroku
schopufch narodd narodkI.
Jiste pravdv flosofcke nebo urGit6ii
promluyeno nevtra. nebnde potud w
mrskanou.' TO lest odbytou zalezitosti. 100.
kud pfeyazna vttsina narodd bnde hynou
ii umofuiicich poutech slepe yiry
kntzstya. Pokud bude ma zemi iednoho
despotv. nesmi ustati yolani 30 syobod6
politicke; pokud bude iednoho atavu pre-.
vilegovaneho. nesmi lstati doyolavani So
roynosti; pokud bude iednoho eloy6ka
bcz sv6ho zavin6ni nouzi trpiciho nebo do
kouce hladem hynouciho. nesmi ustati vo
lani po socialni oplavt; pokud bude iinG
ho kneze a iedintho ytficiho, ncsmime Il
stati boT prot kntzim wire. Trefnt
prayi Jmgmann zap.kach svych po-
hrobnich: Zadny spisoyatel nem6l by
brati do ruky ptra, lee by psal prot via.
d5 syttske kntzske. A ielikoz ylada
ku6zska dosud iafmi yGtsinu cloytcenstva
a pov6ra nabozenska lax eerv dosnd ma
duchu 6lovtka hloda. lest nejsv6t6isi %.
vinuosti kazdeho muze osyiceneho. iehoz
povolanim ie7s osytcovani lidu. ustavicnt
a neastae toho 6erya portrait a tn knee
-kou vladu podem Ylati.
Jezto dosud velike mnozstvi a snad ve.
lika yttsina Iidu. mczi mimi pak mnozi
muzove slovdtni. sc vadach yefeipem
pd-obeni lrosluli, knee neien "a skddce
vzItanosti hlayni pfekazku pokroku ne
maj. ale naopak sloupy Yzdtlanosti a o.
.gaty ! ui-h -patlujl. tfeba kazds DrIIezi
ta-tl / yv9raceni tohoto blpdnebo nsbIedn
tan5tti Do. ,.4st.,.t.;a ,s,a ,..a..:.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-07
M znnnlI.
III EE L. II.
Ue0ekand, Columbus, Cincinnati Il

UeVeland, Coiumbrts, Cincinnati Il
Indiana H. IL.
Z Clevelandu odiizdf 6.55 dopoiodne
2. 80 $50 odpoledne.
Do Clevelandu pfijizdi Z. 80 rano 400
9.55 odpoledne.
Crestline 9.55 rano SIS a 1000 odp.
Do Columbus 1925 v pol. 9.45 1875
.ncci.
Do Dayton 400 rano 23O edp.
Do Cincinnati $40 rano $40 odp.
z Cincinnati 100 1000 rano 9.45 wee.
z Indianapolis 6.25, 1850 a 90 rano.
z st. Louis 7. .l5 rano 255 7. 10 odp.
2 Chicago ESQ $40 rano.
Do Chicago nejepsi jezditi vecernim
Atlantic n Great Western R R
Ma vycdod odJtSdt svgchcdu pfyikdi.
z Cleyelandu 7.25 a 500 rano 3.45
1905 vecer.
Do Clevclandu 100 lO45 rano, 4.loa
6.55 veGer.
Do New Yorku 90 rano, 4.55 a $50 vee
Y Bostonu $50 rano, sos veGer.
2 New Yorku $50 100 rano, 535 q
100 veter.
Lake shore Michigan South. II. n
Ma vychod odjtzdt a pfltkdi vgcho1u: i:
z Cleyenadn 7.45 a 1000 rano, 4.lO a
1920 veGer.
DO Clcvelandu $50 a 5.35 rano, 2.o5
7.50 odpoledne.
Do Bnifaio 4.lO TO-. Is rano, 1875, s. 80 O
| O.40 veter.
z Buffalo $50 a 7. Is rano $50, & rs q
/ l.30 yecer.
10 New Yorku 100 rano 40 32O
| 1900 veGer
Bostonuc5 SO rano 5.o0all yeaer
Ma sdpad odjtzdt a &c 2dpadu 1,f3tsdt:
Clevelandu 5.95 100 rano, 2.aOa8.5
odpoledne.
Do Cleveiandu 7.25 loss rano, 3.45
l0.05 odpoledne.
DO Toledo lO.40 a 1856 rAno ZOO
IL 90 vecer,
2 Toledo 800, $50 1856 rano s.
! ve6er.
! DO Chicago $50 75o rano $50 al 9.2
veGcr.
z Chicago 100 9.2o rano 5.s5 ae2
vecer.
q New Yorku 1890 a lo.4 rano
sll.O0 vecer:
u Bostonu $40 900 rano a. o9o
vecer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-16
The Formnlities of Eastern Diplomacy.


The Court Circular of Saturday con-
taned blunder which IL ludicrous To those
who know liindostance II says In effect that
sir Snlar Jung presented his alligator To her
ing a. a noun. The word ought to have been
nuzzur. \ nu1Iur Is an Offering OF money,
according to tile rank of the person, and its
presentation to n superior implies tribute. At
all durhars. nuzZur~ are presented, and soldiers
present their swords. an act which indicates
military service due to the superior.
In a durbhr the superior touches the coins and
al official u the court receives the Offering. In
Sir Salar lungs case the nuZzur WAS only
touched and then RENTED. The reason Is
simple the interview was not durbar, but
only reception or presentation at court ac-
cording to our forms; but the Oriental form Of
acknowledging "A superior was permitted. and
wisely so Ia Difference to Oriental associations
OF IDEAS
when nuZzur Is accepted II l. necessary TO
give IA khut in return. This Is n dress robe
with which the superior Is supposed TO confer
received the King clothes his inferior with
honor This Is as old as the time of Joseph,
who was arrayed by Pharoah in vestures Of line
linen from this custom IL has been conjec-
tured comes our phrase OF one being clothed
with authority"
Ii l. not generally understood at home that
the Prince Of Wales never held durbar In In
dia during his late tour. when native Princes
were presented. the ceremony was only mixed
arrangement differing hut little from what took
place on Friday with Sir Salar jung at Windsor.
khilut- were given. There was wisdom in this,
for IL got quit Of many questions Of precedence,
and also Of the great expense and trouble Of
carrying about the quantity of articles necessary
for the khilut- Some Of the ltajahs ~ India
are entitled to over two hundred trnvs. each
tray with separate present. Most Of tine trays
have long ceased In India to be exclusively OF
that class Of goods. jewels, rings, watches, re-
volyers, breech-lOaders, musical boxes, and
things Of Il fancy kind are given on such oeca-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-16
RtIlolous Noiitts.

AMRRICiN FREE CHURCH, Unlyeplty
n Buhdng, Washington square Tue Rev. G. Z Sic.
Carthy viii preach, morning At III OCiOck Subject
Mother Ia Trouble" Evening, o'clocK, "WomAns
kghts"
AT.FIFTH AyENUE BAPTIST CHURCH.
n We t4bh ST. preaching a. 1880 by the pastor, tue
Rev. rhus. ATnitage ID. d. su0Ject Tue Burn.
ing bush" Sunday school ate NJ
A tHI htn or CHRIST meets 10 room O. U nj.
<hnrfsiJ hulld ng opposite Washington .quATe) a.
800 ~ u ordinance OF the LOrd's supper OBJ
seFuo every Lord's bay
ISiSnOI SNoM VIII preach In the Medical Col
o., -. ~ hun tlh At "a Sund al $ r. n, SUB
sba Io,,Hurnf = raSNhS Kingdom OF God-its Nature
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-16

sun reporter took a trio over the Prospect
PARK lake yesterday accompanied BY one OF the PARK
employees The water was covered IN many places
with III K, green scum ana emitted uisagre auls
odOr The banks Of the lake were thronged VITA h
OTude OF CuildTtu.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-16
qlusital sustrum,nts.

DRIvATE family. at 81 East OH st.. Offer for 5000
Il magnificent panofoHej cost 5000 last March.
&7S -UPNIGiir or square piano on IS monthly
I'd Os install nents planOs ON monthly iusLal
VI 10 rent rent allowed n purchased
KRAKAUER $50 Bowey.
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Ertnrsiuns.
A -nOCKAwAY BEACH EXCURSIONS.

-ROCKAwAY BEACH EXCURSIONS.
HISyEFs PP 81 ATsABIIfL GpFAS
By the f''o Rf aSS sSE5tSSS
Ans i! f.!@$$ $g$EFg fES Gun
s s.'s st.. = = B. 3 Ils'9 n ELL n MIA
$50 .od * iFSSeS f I'd %sa and Zoo
40 and fsss,s md ,SSssS md Gs5S md i y
\: g: !. iSsS We, 10th e.. i0sSi pier e. Iii aud
steamers leave Rocsswsy at II A. M a:so. 8. and Sis
Pgsrs. s. cents: Excursion ,icse,s 60 cent?.
SoTIcs.so s ssS g from sl'n ew ,de. o0'
Only BOATS making The upper lsDairs, at Rocsswsy.
A EXTRA ROCKAwAY EXCURSIONS.
The m, %icllXg% lfs sSSR steamer
1 s',' SyssY srSS'! I Ss S~ Sc;s
o''d0s directly qUT rH rs 1885, oSrx out on the
to the most popular w,eIas place in this country.
fhREk ho1Ss 70 ri ESj sSh1 IaE COOL BREEzEs
sggS5Esj SfiS.$S
&FSpESSEfp SSsssT Pi4EksiISsT
NEVkKBNk for those VINO desire TO stay on the Deaeh
later.
A -ROCKAWAY EXCURSION EXTRA.
Seven excursions Sunday. July 10.
In addition t. the regular steamboats,
AM CIRCUS aud NEVER5fNK.
(sec sdverIlsemcnt IN tins oolumnJ
The '"if' and '0m HRS6%s st1a1po''
will leave 24th at. N R. at $50 A. and 2P. NJ. west
10th st. at Gt6 A. N. and 2;lb +. Nj Fulton ferry,
Brooklyn. 10 A. NJ. and $3.50 r. NJ.
The mammoth pleasure steamer
WILLIAM COOK,
the favore excursion steamer Of New York. Will leave
Pier North River Ii A Nj Fulton ferry. brooklyn.
coNfERNos Esd REGIMENT BAND
PHILLIPS GLEE CLUB
will furnish musical entertainine Z. .-
Passengers return from the Beach BY boats lssv.
Pare IS cents. Excursion cxets so cents.
Return tickets good on any OF the above mentioned
boats.
ExTRA ROCKAwAY BOAT.-The manage.
ment OF the regular line to Rockswy hereby an.
nounce that in addition to the steamers AMERlCUs.
SEvERsISK. VIM COOK. aud AFRO wsMITH. the
large sToSINGToN STEAMBOAT FRANCIS will 60
10 the Beach without passenger order to nmo.
date returning excursionists leaving Rockaway at
6l5 p. M. Return tickets Of any Of the above boat
good on this steiner.
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Rtlioiuus Hotifts.

CEUa0B DbsCirkE so ~, 81. snd
ing Iru.ng ~ tne ona v yout temper" CoSgro.
aatlonsi Bioe Glass st8
CnURCn OF TIL, ANN!TIssC IA wS IAN IAN
pr.er itsny anie,eommuqioh ana Sermon iOSo Anil
CnTnscsnd . ~ ogS saSsSsa IG . %s'ii
PS,D sS No s Evening service D. d. wi"
4 So ", o. f.y' Nm 3 Walker, rector Msrnias
1Ox A. NJ. Evening rraver. ~ P.M
CHURCH OF THE 18th av. and
- bist s.-Pre.cnn. ~ me morning. at 10Y p ne
win u. Rice.
Stn Ia I'll 2sRR sT
Gestant ksiseop,D, Es.t sSth st. near Madison sv.-
Morning, 1885, evening. 7ite O'Clock.
II HnBS a.s 's S.S HisT S5SaS
Sunday morning.
FRtE CmTaCm e9t9 3; pea, 81, 81
a. NJ. aid 7SiP.M
NEW CHuRCn {. s.edenoorglsn", Society Of
sonds; evcqs sunday. S.''
NEW gnuKCn SOCIETY," Of Jersey CITY; cor =;
Hb s9a s SSm ~ pPeot
or. son IA iii ~ T. GnSS&e.i Exc
sndsP. NJ. by the Rev NJ. l.. schuaer d. D.. pastor
rT.l HsSpE P VI. Drs.s q
sF "a Py suad s .c ssSS' :, ac iC
66srsb SrS99S PAX a., Ia SCR jersey
City u i0st A. ii. andtP NJ sunday School At 9,t T.
N. The rector viii offclste.
Rgv. J. -wRtTsRR, pastor OF the Blocker
IL street Univer alst Church, having returned from
morning IO;iS.
REy. ~. W. KNAPP viii preach in the First
Mission Baps, chqrcn sorasr OF LS,sn' and Var
STANrON sTRErT BAPTIST CHuRCH-
w@ ayas Lss M.ld pasoJ e WI. GG
M.sSSjeet, "A@usemsSS. and Christmas" Stranger.
inved.
SERvICE- at i7th At. 81 n, Church, between lat
r. f TsbSSn d sea- and iS By the Rev
II. A. Rius. editor Of Union in Christ.
STCoND ADyESr .Ss,..nKC",s, cSO9DsW; Inst Inst;
r, NJ BY Eide, joshua Hines, the pioneer preacher
Of the great advent movement.
IN IA 'S 1910 4 H. snd 70
+. Nj The Rev MIN YES viii ofnciate,
TnFs , fiails 81. tksf rESEEsp NEAR 9TH Av
oe sx TfT, Il WEEK. la st y? SERVICES G', Ss .'n
Sunday. $50 4. II -Addres, BY the Rev cnAs NJ.
senasy. 7.iS P. M.-rreachins by the Rev. 3. n.
Monuay, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursdsy. AID Friday.
atsP M.-Prescnlug BY the Rev. wM. $. RAlNsFORD.
OF Norwich. England.
SINGING by Thro. r. PerNns and Chorus
kNHE CHURCH OF THE STRANGERs,
Il " rcer st.. near sth-Dr Deems viii preach at
1890 A. N. and 7;i5 r. NJ The morning sermon viii
be appropriate to the close Of tue tenth year Of his
ministry In y York.
BH92k S I2SrEL ind a,Is
Isl. The Lqy College will hold In the same
tent at 7:t5 r. NJ
,.,,.u : rHn = m .snut~I nG rr-Il- cum ar
ssentill feature OF the gospel lt National Hall.
corner of south LIST an attn sts, Wiiamsourgh. AZ l0
O'cocs.
u tbs. SUNDAY. july l6->ervice OF Song d. con
tiuucd I'll TURNER notice. on account OF repairs IN
Hall Bible Cl-ss for vOunE men at z. NJ. Young
meme meeting. $50 p VI. All invited.
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A A.AsbyPkhXY BxSBFfk2NNfSsHkL.Y TO-
CENTENNIAL RRUNI0N
Third Annual Visit
sKw YORK cAriHoIffc pRorscroBr.
West Chester. N. Y,
for seven DAYS.
from JULY is to JULY e. 1BTd
will take place
In the
GROUNDS OF rue INSTITUTION
Choice music ref eshments, &C.
The Morrissnis Steamboat Company, connecting with
Harlem River Railroad vi convey visitors from Full.
ton clip. Grand. Esd. and 10th sts to the grounds.
Tickets for the round trip. OF cents.
Children half price.
Visitors can also reach the Protectory BY Harlem
steamDoats from Pec< alp and West farns hous
GROUNDS OPEN SUNDAY. 10TH INST.
at IL A. NJ
huussloh conts.
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ONO ISLAND RAILROAD.
kocKAwAY REACH AND FAR ROCJ

I ONO 1sLAND htILhoAD'
k0CKAwAY BEACH AND FAR RoCKAwAY.
Train. leave Long Island CITY for Far Rcek.-y and
Rockaway Beach at 703. 10, 11s32 A. Nj 1i3O, t;O3
For Fn Rockswsy o3o. Dos A. NJ, sos. o:so.7
Pm.
Returnin leave Roc.svsy beach $40 i1.2o A. Nj
1874, 80, $40, $50 2. NJ. Far ROckaway OBS. =,
1907, 0, 1899. 1883 A. Nj 1;64. 500, lias, o, ob+
pm. 800
SUNDAY TRAINS
Leave for Roctawsy Bseh ana Far Rockswsy o. 10. IL
A. M 1850, 0a0P NJ
Returning Leave Rockaway Beach IL 80 A. NJ T. b.d
s30P.M. Far Rockaway 7.t6, 1ii62 A. NJ. 4.23,
62S, 6.e7, $3.50 4. NJ.
Take ferry James slip (fcot Chambers ST.. sundly.
excepted, half W hour before departure OF trans
(sundays at $3.50 ana 1880 A. NJ. 1 and r NJ, or
ferry loot 3ith st. h. uall. fifteen O6j minutes be-
for dgn re ~