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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-23
THE NEW ORLEANS THIEVEs.
Csscy's band on the a.. House Pay Rolls
-Frsu.s in Cigar In,portations.

IN cigar lnporthuons.
WAsHINoTNo, May ..22.-The Committee on
Federal 0f,ces In louisiana to-day continued
the examination Of G. w. Ferguson. The wit
mess said he thought there were twelve or four
teen members of the Custom House band, and
that their names were all on the pay roll Of the
Custom House. The band was u sed to attend
political meetings. and Collector Casey once
cursiou in the revenue cutter John A. Dix.
Perry Bell was leader; Joe Grinnell and Sam
1inborger were members.
In relation to frauds, witness said that at one
time Domingo imported q lot Of cigarettes In
boxes containing tbirty-nve packs 10 each box,
whereas the law requires that each box shall
contain twenty-five packs, aud the internal
revenue tax paid on that basis. In this lot there
were 6fty-eisht boxes aud az each box had ten
extra packs In II, there were $50 packs that
evaded the tax. II was the inspectors duty to
see that the boxes contained the proper num-
ber. Mr.. Ingalls, was the inspecting oficsr in
this case, aud witness did not report this case
because he felt sure he would have been dis
charged II he had done so. He bad known OF
instance where parties had been discharged for
knowing too mucn.
Witness was asked whether be could identify
the fraudulent pay rolls OF which be had
spoken. and sIid be could.
A suo-committee consisting OF Nr. Reilly and
Nj. Darril was appoiuted ~ visit tho Treasury
Department with the witness and see II the rolls
were returned to that department. They were
also Instructed, In response to telegram re-
ceived by the Chairman from New Orleans, to
ascertain whether the pay rolls for the months
OF Decem ber 1875, and January and February,
application had been made to withdraw them,
and II so, by whom.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-23
THE voT 4Rs' INTENT RESPECTED.
south Carolina Contested Election Case
Decided In Rniney's Favor.

wAsHNG1oS, May 22.-lhe suo-committos Of
the HouAe Committee on Elections. CONSISTING OF
hessrs Harris. thompson. and wehes to-day decided
TO report In favor Of Congressman RAiney retaining hi.
seat The contestant isa man named Lee Both sre
col red the darker complexion beug In RaneJ favor
~ te ms INIT oOv NOtss we're cast iOr Jas kaiIey
whereas his nrst nal1e was Joseph lhe cOu.lttee
ue, luel taat II tue . Mas -uJetltute1 Tor 20 .
WIN Ifaudu ent intent. the votes counted
III hAluej isNur wue II tie iutIvn was q 90
graphNAl error As tne evidence mainly showed Il n
tne eli Ing member ought - have the benent Of T.
SShole Lumber Of vote. honestly cast for nm. Mr.
klney hss Deen uniformly fair oil votes asd has
hot Deen controlled by mere partisan feeling. fr Wa.
nrat colOEea memDer Ui he House who ever occu.
pied the SPEAKERS chalr anI That too lie tne aebae
"aA Ub eNns the Indians the rgnt OF Lun ag the pru-
cip, spesAef ueine Juugc Parker now of the Uailed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-23
Looking into the un,red -rn,e. Courr..

The Congressional subcommittee that 10 In
vestigstng the expenditures OF the Department Of
Justice sat in the Aslor House yesterday aud examined
George +. Belts, Clerk OF the United states District
Co9r, and United States Commissioner. Mr. Bets
lchthen that nconpensal ion aud the expenses OF his
once are derived from frts, o winch lie himself re-
cey not exceeding o. 800 year. sDd that What re-.
mains after lalihg his own salary and those OF nh Q
cler anu lueluen al Uice eADenses IL turned over TO
e United States rABur{ II receIV "a one cent Of
not Agiuay setued Ia his court IL 10 the custom OF
ms ONCE TO exact the fee Ia all such cases. wnctheT
settled In urt or not.
r. e. benedict. ERIK OF tho United states District
Court Tor TIE Eastern District OF New YOrk, tetined
rs tees mad not been sum TO par hls saIsry.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-23
AMNESTY REJECTED.
Victor Hugo's ComphrisoD between the Com
mune and the Csup d. Lat.

'"H"o @ho teup
PARIS, May 2.-Deoate On the amnesty ques-
ton Was opened In the Senate to-day The 1Jor aud
galleries were crowded with members and spectators
victor Hugo introduced a motion for complete am.
nesy and addressed the Senate. lie urged that under
the rtphohe the right TO pardon was pr rOgsye Of
Tue ..s'-llo1 l"s rsht shOu not Dc aDdicattd aud
COud Oni o. exercised In tue form Of Annety, He
urrW au elaborate cOmpsrhun between the Commune
and tue coup a'emt. kapo cons ,rnc he dec AIRED.
Was srratrr man tnat OF the Commune yet he
tracy ."Oie e>ance 10 the cime ot the ~ VI Deem.
btr, nhie II detrced transportation. the galley snd
shoOllng against the Commune. Ihe hour cone o
stisin4t.1e Lne cup Gt.ds Dy voting amnesty iuA
a. - compete,
~ huyO was listened to with deep attention and at
tie cOn' lus Ou OF hi fpeech r At n By
the opponents Of amnesty. The Bona 4Iued
slent.
NJ. TOlan said "The Government nnds the re 10 10Th
ing 10 reply n VI. IlugOs speech"
lhe mo ion WAS then rcJecied almost unAnimo ously
about eixht kaolcai senators voting for IL.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-23
TIE FIRST ACCIDENT.
The FnSenEers Of One OF the Rapid Transit
Truins shaken ~ Ia the IunDeI.

"e 'hhehkers oi Ohe OI me hapid transit
Truins sbaken ~ Ia the IunDei.
After trial OF six days the FIRST accident
10 Commodore Vanderbilt's rapid transit trains
occurred ) sIeidaY. lbe 1:l5 A. NJ. Train, con-
ASun' Of Icomotive "a andfour cars, IN owed out
the Grand Central drp0l on time, and At Fifty
.HHN''h suce, the locomotive was switched tIom
sns mann ltac" To tiue Il ch, Tut ulng througn
.ue EASTERN tuinei II he Fouitu venue Iti-
aieNem' hi, he Track was clear ana tne enei
49, p!. 'h more rieam. 1he Z" "suoker" fol-
-, 'he lbc"motiVf tut the other car kept
q" '"r - a'h tihch, TIE switch having changed.
1ie tfdtlnR Il the Wneels VaVe no.Ice 10 Enpi-
49,. rN'" i"yd hd ne ut Ou % air bTahes,
80" 'hunct'I Oer'y ma lns brakcmen put On
"a Net"ull Ofohta, Iur tIuiH sud on the
A. cG '"' 10" I,vi, Junped the ials uf thIee
"H, ""'Fs one tnnCrod .nd ntty-,iI tratus
H"olN "hu nhallj stOppeu oruss,yIse over
@ s@ne " ca ne iIatfnrm OI the smoker " as
n"ss" rs Tue rAhid wheels jumped tue
Sp1 a. ~ y zen crs ~pr NJ for 80 ne rope,
- 20 " rh""lut up 40 one Wda hLrt. All
$3.50 - CIV Se hlru Au"ut tur-e hOurs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-23
B0AT RACING IN BOsTON.
The sFauikner-Resan Crew Making their We.
tory rurs.

DosToN, May 22.-The three mile raoe be.
tween the FaulknerRssau and the City Poins
crews, In " best and best working boats. rowsA
on the gunwale, for purse OF $1,000, which was
not decided last Saturday owing to the claim Of
foul" on the part OF tho City Point crew, wa
again rulled this morning on the Charles Rivss
course IN the presence OF Ia eive or fifteen thou
.-ai nAra""s. re betting was largely In fAvos
OF the Faulkner ReRsn crew.
good It ,rt was made, aud for nearly mile
tie CITY Point crew led, but were =. pdly lefS
behind from that point to the turning stake, the
ulkner Hegan crew pulling In iuarkAbis
form" From the turning point to the home
tuGo The latter crew gained, winning, withouS
dinicLlty, IN 20 minutes N seconds Tho tune
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-23

At tho adjourned session OF the African NJ. Il.
Conference yesterday In Zion Church. thanks we're
tendered TO the African Church Of Yonkers for gft
Of tsio to the Conference also 10 the dught rs Of
ght Rev Blsnop j. linton, wh0 pres ded also 10
lhe ehuren IN Rye Meek for gilt OF o. also 10 the Ais
eoh Association Of tue ulCn a2 30 presented 10
tht Mission Bunrd, AMI MY cents V the Rthup also
"a Mrs; I, A. halbevs for presenting handsOne book
TO the Bishop. Brother EllAB Washington recon-
me1dea for = local aeacUn A resolution Asalnst the
USE OF tobacco was tabled.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-23
DANGER from the Eli. Island magazine.

wAsHISGToN, May 2s.-AmonR the resolutions
offered In the House TO-DAY was one by MIR Harden
bergh OF New jersey, to abandon Ellis Island,
IN Governors Island. IN New York haroor as the stto
u powder magazine. II has been calculated that u
70 magazine should be struck by lightning. the shock
would destroy JERSEY CITY aud hObOkrn, vale all tho
properly ID New YORK, IT. IN the battery 10 CsnI street,
wOul9 be more or less injured. Tho resuluuOn va
icrrrd tO the Committee Public Buildin.s aud
Grounds which has Ueen urged 10 report without delay
vi III
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-23
An Armed sIos prey.nup. a seizure.

ST. LOUIS, May 22.-Supervisor heYer snA
Revenue Agent colons, assisted BY two deputy mar
shsls, seized ro. Illicit ,nls on White Water river.
Cape oirardeau eoun'y. yes,> r''' no'a.I .h HInes
Inan n.hs. snpesred % on csnt rivsr nes' seventy.
prueu the progress Of the Ulcers. Tbtre - 80
hVe ur hunured more sun. In operation 10 t,s.
uon OF the coun ~. and Col Meyer viii ssk CoInm,~
break them up. - "N'~ - -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-23
THE LATEST oLD WORLD NEWS.
The French Election Prince Jerome Nape-
leon Accepts the Republic.

PARIS, May 22--ln Yesterdays supplementary
elections for members Of the sembly. NJ Ciraud Re
publican. was returned from heio. Tue reported cleo
ton vi h. David Republican. from Auch. 10 Incorrect.
PeyroGABe, bOhapsrtlst.r
Prince Jerome Napoleon. who was recently elected
Deputy from AJatcio. nas written ietter % his con.
= uen =, ia wnich he says. " Tue Republic exists
uAreseryeuly."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-23

In the SUIT OF Rufus Hatch against Jay Gould,
Sidney Dlon. and Charles j. Osborn, directors OF the
Pacine Mail Steamship Company. Mr.. h r. sewsll OBJ
tained an order requiring the defendants TO show Why
ey should not be compelled to the settings Of
the directors ana apo INSPECTORS OF fOr
erction 10 be he'd On the 3lst inst TIE pes which
the urder was granted charge that the urltnian puT-
pOscly aosen themselves IRON tue meeting the di.
frct.s W prevent the o.ecton 20 thai lhey may hold
nNa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-23
SOME W4SnINGTON TOPICS.
Defence OF Senator Aicorn-Tbs Beet Judi
cinry Mississippi Ever Had.

WASHINGTON, MAY 2s.-Ths statements which
have been made derogatory OF the character Of
Aieorn and his administration white he was Governor
OF hssis ippi. are Pronounced By gentlemen well ao-
Quanted with the Senator and his standing In MissH
sppi as utterly unfVundea His judiciary Il is said oy
men of both parties the best that State ever en-
lOyen, and tha one Of the grAvosi rss aga st hs
successur tAnes Is that he has utterly prosituted
judiciary. Amesi b terry hostile to SeuslOr AlourL,
ana lnstgaitnx all sorts OF attacks on his private
characer aud 10 seeking to use he bloody hrt com.
nIistee Morton had sppointcd Tor that purpose.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-23
The Molly Mcguire Trials.

PoTTsyiLLE Pa May 2,-Tne continued III
meas Of Juror stne las competed the Court 20 ad.
lourn the Nost murder trial smother weet feeling
vl ttr't ptvAlS mot 70 Imperial trlal shUu.d be
lnleruriei II 10 thought tue july VIII not be dis
stlhe shoud the Jury Dr dlscHalg d, however the
touh} wa ne put 10 an ekpensu oI Upward VI 100000
ln asAlu tlylnS se,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-23

TRENTON, May 2-Ihe Democratic State Con.
venlion' 10 sppoint delegate. 10 tho Bt Louis Conyen
iion VIII be held hore tomorrow, The Convent vii
be OpOsed OF O6S deltgttes The delegates large
" ~ isy.r Of tI,Goy. PrkI Tor Pre- ldent. ana vi
htnI joan r. stockton delegate at large and other
fayorlng hr Psroer. Ihe opposilion 10 JOnn Stock
tOnN Is su posed 10 come from the Randolph
OF me party from pr sem appearances Nvakening.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-23

Blk thous nd Sunday school children lined
the main s'reets OF jersey CITY yesterday Afternoon
All the puDlic bui oings cOrsted with bunting
an aons the line Of mncn nags, stl amers, aud haD
kinth resimcnt oAnd p-1 America" tho cnudren
Joining Ia the chorus.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-23
Torn 10 Piece. nv Naebip.rx.

while Frederick Luxslncer, aged sixteen
years, was feeding machine In tho Union IIIli sun
hills last evening. the boz which be standns
RccdcntAly upset and threw him into the nacnlusry
The nesh wac stripped r. m Doth legs. and Of hk
GIms Nas broken many tinra He cannot 1--we.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-23
England and tho Eastern O ie-tion.

LONDON. May En- the House OF Commons
to-day Mr.. DiTAeli. replying to a question OF MIR.
Campbell, said was true that the Government
able 10 coour Ia the proposal OF tue Northern
tur the psc ucl ion OF Tue Iurksn provinces,
II was iupO sibe 70 publish the terms the proposal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-23
BROOKLYN. sunday Nigh, TRAGEDY.

Coroner Slmms OF Brooklyn yesterday COM
mitted Henry c. bull to the RAYMOND street Jul for
the killing Of Michael iIusscy, on Sunday night joel
y, Cannon ana wnam HALEY Gro also sent to Jaii a.
wi nrssts. The Inquest 10 ~ be held 1hurtuay Dr..
bnrpards post mOrten examination sho oAs that deatn
resu cd fTUnI the wound IA Ilussey's neck
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-23
The Que.rlon OF ) Ie..e ramrro,.. Fala.

DosToN, Lay 22.-The Supreme Court to-day
considered the nlerforatoris OF tho Executive Coun.
c relative 10 the weight In law preceoent VI the
recommendation TO mercJ, by the Jury which pro
nnunoed jesse loutruS lul ", The opinion Of the
Court viii not Dc nade puOio until acted upOu the
council which VIII prObaOI uspVse OF tue question of
~. f.la
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-23

Daniel Drew sat up few minutes last evsA
ing. out soon had To retire. lie satended By Dr. Lint
siy, one Of Commodore Vsnderbt's phvUciaDs Hh
son ssls nat be has not been out OF his house The
Eth - lsst January the ay on which his wife ws
buried. Nj Drew la SO Year old
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-23

YINELAAD, y j., NAV ~ Tho revival meetings
he'd by the Rev Is r. Hammond are increasing In Ia.
terett Yesterday large meeting heIa IA the open
Ar vr uncovered people, In tie eve lug H.
heN MI lantalis chuTch packed with ''prOfessed"
ones lhe Rev. Mr. Hammond Is assisted W PrOf, W
w, Donticy ALd TIE pastur. OF VlIcHud.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-23

WASHINGTON NAV 22.-By order OF tho Presi-
dent the PostmssterGen will shortly send to the
South trustworthy special agents. whose duty Il will bo
10 Keep the NatiOnai Republican COInllttee InfOurod
Ia regard TO campaign news.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-23

PoU0HKEEPsIE. May GA special despatoA
TO the Eagle saws that tho operatives At the print worm
al Wappingers Falls and the print works at Hlvsrs
srAs have struck account OF . reduction OF thrss
dollars wees on their wages Garner Co tho pre-.
rrtturs uf u mls at both places. VIII not come 70
any tems Win the operatives pTeferrng shut
eir works Several hundred hands are throw va out -
OIment, w -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-23

LONDON. May 22.-lt is understood that the
Government Will asK tn wirsow be further remand.
ed tomorrow and a. Baron Pollock IL not likely 20
make any dinculJ, there 10 little probability VI tho
prlSOne. . Immediate discharge.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-23

'"tNIoN' MAY q An important meeting Of
80 p's'n omc'a W. hela here to-day. The last
L's ''iuf Snpolned new board " lnspectors under
-" A~' DouOt' wrro entertained ne to their pov
n "h"' ~ "aA Efeu ~ ne AttOrDtJ uefai o
N, -. 90 'ot lnt hrH bo4ru CuuIn prutetd govern
otp ~ ~. ulutr hr new iaw. Tie IuHprttuis tnrn
c. ~ Nv ilr .ppon,tnelt 0f The f,lowinR utucrr,
Lr ~ "" a. l. hu-'oh fresident nenTI l.. Bat
Ina sst S''nttN, 1he euuOte Morn Of "a ~
r. as,"ue 81 iipDtntoit ot sa .Iu 1err cha. en-
tlrr. r."I. l'Orrt b,.fOhust uu 4ulnuutly le.trd
unHa,u.,,.H .H lIi.on, u. Do. ". W. H. PAiil.ps wa
N"usI e'oetod FnysiGlan, "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-23

German tramp named Heller was yesterday
committed 10 the Warren countY. NJ j.. J. for placing
tao one hundred pound stones on tho Pennsylvania
rack al Reeiesvie. Through an Interpreter he told
JudEe sheppard that he Out Of aork, and tue
obsIncl ons ON tho aoK " wreck TRAINS and thus get
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-23

Jean Baptste Guesnor, second lieutsn OF
the Amerique was called to take command OF the deck
after tho vessel arrived al Pier 90. early yesterday
morning. but he made response. His siateroom
broken Into Nd he found qea tue door, vita
pistol under nun, Aud wound Ia his forehead. What
led to the suicide ~ unknown lie was = bachelor,
thlr three years Of age.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-23

At meeting or the Thmmany 6achems yes
terdAv Mayor wickham wai elected Father OF the
Council. and Mr. Gunther X. AckeTmann Scribe. The
tachems could not agree uoon new Granu 6Achem
The lion Augustus heheh Nil therefore hold over un
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-23

Umcer GIass found john HeIly OF 81 WOrtA
street IN the sidewalk at 81 Washington street sppsr
emily ntoIicated las night. The onicer took him 70
inc tlurth street station and locked him up Tea
minutes aerwar lie was found 10 De unnonsci,u. sa1
all ambulance wa, telegraphed fori buI before n
reAcAed Tue s,atiOn Reilly died.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-23
Tho strnnee.I of Accidents.

A locomotive whistle frightened two horses
atsched 70 pIouEa In neid at Psiantine N J. yes
ErdaJ, and the snimals running away, Knocked aown
george carton fam employ dragging tLo plough
across hun ana Killing niip slInOst iLsl antiY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-23
Tho Tweu,y-.econd Ward nom,c,do,

Coroner Croker committed John MoMahon,
Jr aud John smlesL. respectively sou aud assist .ht
gardener o. John McMahon, proprietor Of q mArk
Lardeh AZ Ieuth avenue and SItytnru street wnO are
nplcaled IN the death Of Joan sexton On batu. dsJ
eyening.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-23

VIENNA. May %. - Count Festetits, Count
Creuvlle and Herr Trautnannsdorf have sucoessyely
refused tho appointment OF Austrian AmDasSador at
PARIS. The tier e1ir tsed the OpluiOu that II was
improper " msntaln an embassy IN republican c0un
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-23

. Henry Menke. laborsr, OF l82 Avenue A. was
founo hanging the nrck Ia la~ uOorwaJ VI hs room
l.st nisht. he had eeen out OF employment for some
time anu yesterday Quarreed WAN hls WIFE. 6hs left
home anu did not return until evening.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-23

a a-rman Squadron Tor tho Mediterranean

LONDON. May 23- he Standards special de-
snatch IRON Vienna report that Russia about seud
nve ronclAds from CrOnstadt 10 tho kgoAn boA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-23
Weather once Prediction.
JOTTIN0s ABOUT Town,

Brisk and high northwest TO northeast winds.
clear weather.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-23

Tho hoaltb ~ Cardinal MCCloskev has so far
Improved lha, his stTct seciuson Al BetOu Hale Col
lego u NO longer lecesssrl BY ais mealcai Aav,svp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-23

. The third rail- on the Erie Hallway, betv een
bunAio md Elhirs, wa oVmpioted w sunday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-23
The Pacinc Mail EIeciion,

WiLuEL.MsHAFEN. May En- German SOU ad-
ron OF noaclads s.led to-Gai iOr the MedioTrAnean
The New York herald., 1876-07-05
POST OFriCE NOTICE.


-FOR SALE-CORxFR LIQUOR STORES, EMO
IA lisn Shades Lager Beer saloons Gardens, Rsssauf
ants. Bakeries MITCHELL. "a Cedar St
A FINE sAMPLR ROOM. LUNCH OR CIGAR
"A stand. doing good business for sale cheap. MT
CHELL II Cedar ST.
4 -OSs OF THE OLDEST AND BEST CIGAR STANDO
IA. Broadway this day. at half value LLOYD. No. =
broadway
INOR SALE OR ExCHANGE.-A MODERN BULL
Hotel Ia Chicago. complete IN every detail l2J
capacity with billiard and barber shop. doing
good paying business FOR particulars address tse
JOHN KELLER. 49, Dearborn ST.. Chicago. i.t
MARBLE SODA WATER AND ROOT BEER APPA
Nl ratus. all styles for sale below cost.
J. NJ WHITFIELD son, 262 Water Ct
MACatiN city.
LNOR SALE CHEAP--A DREDGING MACHINE, II
IT perfect working order For particulars address X n
PAyk post office box 2y1 Boruentown. ". j.
MILLINERY AND DREssMAklNG.
r AIDES or TASTE WISHING STYLISH IMPORTED
IL Bonnets round Hats greatly reduced prices wiu
hnd Il - their advantage to call At Nine. CAA1LLEON
LACY's ss2,s Brosdway. near iDtt ss
HOUSES. ROOMS, &C.. WANTED.
In this CITY and BrOOkivn.
TlY A BAcHELOR--A SUR OF ROOMS WITH PAR
ID lor bedroom, bath and closets. In central loesso4
must be perfectly independent; moderate; 10 -
vAacs II desired Address \. ~. box 3.0OL rpnA<
The New York herald., 1876-07-05
COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.
DANAMA TRANSIT AND PACIFIC NAIL
STEAMSHIP LINES


l. STEAMSHIP LINES.
For CALIFORNIA JAPAN CHINA. AUSTRALIA, NEW
ZEALAND. BRITISH COLUMBIA, OREGON, &c
SAILING from pier ~ North River.
For SAN FRANCISCO via ISThMUs OF PANAMA,
shp s,ssmsp Juy 20
naar,;, , can,a ~ : p.n,k -
From SAN FRANCISCO TO JAPAN and CHINA.
Stearshp ciif or fEki saturday. July l.
For freight or passage apply to
WIN. r. CLYDE A Co OF II. J. BULLAY superintendent,
No Bowling Green, pier AZ North hiver foot Canal st.
nNLY DIRECT LINE FOR fLoRIDA.-wEEKLY
~ line TO- Port Royal. $. C fernandina Fla. hruns
wck Ca Saibng Friday from pier 20 East River.
The steamer cARONDELET. Captain faircoth will sail
Friday, July I. NJ i ~ Through tickets issued TO all
points tor freight or passage apply to c. MALLORY
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL LINE
~ These hst class steamships will sail at r. " from
pier l3 North River foot Of Cedar for Havana Direct
WlbMiSn.VN..... nueshy Juy ~
COLUMBUS Th,rsdsr July 70
For freight and passage having unsurpassed accommoda
''' WM. r. CLYDE 4 CO.. No q Bowling Green.
CTnAMER FOR VALPARAISO
- touching NJ N lntevdeo for mails and passengers
The Al. new steamship CT or sANTIAGO Drake mas
ter. wi leave Boston July 10. For limited
amount OF freight Tor Valp sraiso apply TO HENENWAY
BROWNE No. 81 Lewis wasrf. I'll July T.
TEXAS LINE FOR GALVESTON TOUCHING AT KEY
Vest; carving tho United states NAL The steamer
July T. At T. NJ from pier 10 East River Through bills
Of ladinr to all points the Houston and Texas
Central International sna .rest northern Gslveston,
San Antonio Railroads Freighr and insurance At lowest
tOns. seDy 30 Q. ii. kALLvRY Co.. iSs Xsidsaiaas.
The New York herald., 1876-07-05
SUMMER RESORTS.

NTEPTUNE HOUSE. ROcKAwAY BEACH, I. T.
~ Families desiring Board tor the 'chesp;" all
the comforts Of home grand place for children. For
temsAddress as above.
Captsin A. X. SAMUELLS Proprietor.