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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-11-03

HAvERLY's MINsTRELs.-The Haverly Min
strels will visit Music Hall week from next
Monday evening. The ST. Louis papers speak
as follows of this company;
The Haverly Minstrels were welcomed back
by a full house last night. The old favorites
can always rely upon hearty greeting in st.
Louis. The troupe Is made up of the best ar
lists of the entire country, and their perform.
ances are always fresh and pleasing, Their
songs are new and we'll executed. and the Jokes
and oddities are of a kind that strike the pub
liz taste
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-11-03

OWEN, MOORE & BAILEY are constantly en-
the lookout for novelties. They are now SELL
ing new thing in Gents Full Bosom Scarf,
called the "Revolver," which they claim is
equal in style and four times as durable as 9th
er goods
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ACCDENTs.-Mr John Drake, 'Iongshore-
man, was thrown from hi boat near the Grand
Trunk wharf by the slipping of an oar yester-
day morning. He received severe cut in the
head before being rescued.
A little child of Mrs. Edward fairfield, liv-
ing on Munjoy Hill, fell down stairs yes.er
pay morning and broke his leg.
Chas. Stevens of Soarboro was thrown from
his carriage on Spring street yesterday, sprain-
inc his ankle
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CHILDREN's TEMPERANCE MEETING.-A
children's temperance concert will be given at
Congress Hall tomorrow evening at Z o'clock,
by the Perham Juvenile Temple ia connection
with the regular meeting:of the Temperance
Union. Interesting dialogues, declarations
and singing by the little ones and speaking by
several reformed men.
The meetings at Congress Hall have been
greatly disturbed by people coming in late iiom
other meetings, SC, which thereafter will be
prevented by the doors being closed after the
hour named for opening.the meeting
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CITY AND VICINITY.
TETE PRESS

May be obtained at the Periodical Depots of Fes-
sender Bros, Marquis, Brunei & Co., Andrews,
Wentworth, Moses, n. B. Kendrick, and Chisholm
Bros, on all trains that run out OF the city,
At Biddeford, of P hillsbury.
At Saco of L. Hodgdon and II. B. Kendrck.
AT Waterville, of j. S. Carter.
at Bath, of j. D. Shaw.
at lewiston of French Bros, and Stevens & Co
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-11-03

HILLS unlaundried shirt for 81 has not an
eqnal. oc18-tf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-11-03

Hills furnishing store is opposite the'foot o
Free street. oc1S.tf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-11-03

YANKEE adams This evening John P.
Adams, the Yankee comedian, who was 30
popular here upwards of 20 years ago, will ap-
pear at Music hall in an attractive programme.
He plays vermont Wood Dealer" "Milford
Castle" and 'Cousin Joe." Miss Blance Sadler
will appear in serio comic songs and dances.
The Hart Brothers will sing and dance and rem
der character sketches. Mr.. Adams will be
well supported, and there is no doubt but that
an attractive entertainment will be given. The
board at the box Office already indicates that
there will be cordial welcome extended to the
"Old Man.
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The SToRM.-A hard southeast storm set in
here about 10 o'clock yesterday and continued
to increase in violence up to about o'clock,
when the wind died down to quite an extent
and the rain nearly ceased. The signal office
in this city was notified that cyclone was
central in the Lower Lake region, and that the
storm on the north Atlantic coast would be
unusually severe. During the day the rain fell
in torrents, accompanied by high wind. At
11.30 a. NJ. the barometer had fallen one quarter
of an inch and the wind was blowing at the
rate of % miles an hour.
The steamer New Brunswick arrived from
st. John on time in the morning, but after
proceeding short distance ON her way to
Boston, returned to this port for shelter from
the storm. All the shipping kept snug in their
berths and the Boston steamer did not move
out last night.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-11-03

VmCG 1HOufBs
From 500 m to $50 p m, Sundays excepted.
Sundays open for Carriers and General Deliver
from 8 to 10 am.
N.Y. 90 1o,r
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CONsPIRf TORs FOILED.
Beuinninu In - Roosevelt street Bnrroom and
winding ZIP In the city Prison.

Michael J. Maoncy, who has been cm-
ploycd in tho BROOKLYN Navy Yard. died in tho
Marine Hospital few wccks ago. llc had
been saving and had 800 on deposit in the
Bowrry Savings Bank. He had frequently
shown the bank book to friends. Alter Malo-
ney's DEATH Joseph Whclan, Keeper OF bar
room at Is Roosevelt street. Obtained jung
mcnt against HIM for $500, and prcsnnted this
judgment ut the Bowcry Savings Bunk. de-
nandng payment. This WIS refused. as the
bank officers had no knowledge that Malon"y
was dead. Application was made TO Judge
Barrett to compel the bank TO pay. hut thus was
refused. the facts set forth not being Sufficient.
Then man who proicss"d To be Malonry was
produced before Judge Barrett and sworc that
he owed Whcan tho money. Meanwhile the
bank onicinls had been making an inycstiga-
ton and learning " Maloncy- death. they felt
satisfied that something wrong was attempted
by the men who obtained the Judgment,
The District Attorney was informed ot tho
suspected plot. and an appointment was made
with Whclnn and the other man. e. meet IN tho
u strict Attorney on osirnsiny to lW inc
case in popcr ShHprtp present To judge Barrett.
Tn men fell INTO the trap. and when. they
rra he'd the District Attorney = OIL - they found
Detectives O'Connor and Field waiting furthem.
Whrluu trlrd tn yet out " the room. but was
hold ns VOL M tho other mnu who proved To- h.
Deputy Shcriil Simeon Abrahams of - Orchard
street Atlns on further information. IN" De-
t.iiycs arr, strd Nathan 5. Levy. an attorney.
Oi IL { miro street.
Tile men wore taken before Justice Otter
lourg yesterday. Then ait"r the cnso had been
oprnrd Whelnn, who had given his name us
JOHN Meyer. confessed the plot lie said that
one Willoughhy nut rcd his hnrrOom n few DAYS
ago and showed MHnney's bank book. vii.
loughly then asked Whclan if Maluney owed
him anything. Mhomn sud thcr' WAS small
amount due him Then Wioughhy went away
Int returned with Ahrahams. and several plans
were suggested 10y which the money could be-
secured.
A spurious will WINS drawn which hcqucathed
tho MONEY tu Whrnn. hut this plan MIS- not
dcrmD safe II w.- lnalN agreed that Nhcan
should serve thu papers. and that Levy SHOULD
conduct the case in court Tn" plan worked
W II until the bank r'fus"d lnyWcnt
Wholun ~Hid be- wanted to buck out. hut Ahra-
hams threatened him If he aid. Whcnn further
says that all three II the offenders per.urcd
tnnmsr, before judge Barrett.
Justice Ouerhoure directed that a formal "om-
plant Oc taken. and held the prisoners for OK
/ uMluutiOu
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C.ILLING n tON>rIR.fCY.
vha, Fredcri,s 10. Whiting has 90 .ay About
his Arrest Tor Dcr,icntion.

Frederick u. Whiting General Supolin-
tulrnt ~ tne ST. Mary River Lumbar Conn
l1ny of Florida who is in the Hnd-on County
Jail. ciar-. d w.th being a lrMrltrrt 10 the COM
rlny t. tire extent 90 ;2p.Vol. says that he j.
81 i.m %; conspiracy hat 'hrl hy Sandfori
h.-s. bernard STANDBY and Mr. Mm. Cad 5.
81 rkhn' ler - the concern. Eps- is II conir,i-
'or in jersey C'y Snnniloy r. Newark con-
tr,i tur. and Wilkinson j, of the firm ol Mllkin-
d a GaldI- produce commission merchants.
81 ID NIX SAYS that these mcn visited Florida last
irilu RS. and while At -. Mary's h. showed
f.- lnaIn- and u.'' united for every cont H.
sad when h, N".ine the General Supcrinten-
d ufol tla eNuplly h placed among tn "a.
f- thH steamboat Guy ana tho on es Of
I'll company. ~ his own real and p"r-
-.nnl '-it Dec -nfs be- has nothing
D''tut s2nuAl wort. ~ prop' In Tallahassee.
n'n.l ~ II tli' conn n. H. do.r not believe
lf DN cont Of ftr s9l nun il, I'D Q, hay. i,rn
o. ..'i hs O.. EI-'n.,r ilYwe,l from thr Penn
-. I.uu.s r. Iwy rvrr found H. way into Tia" rs
-Ni O.. luflNfr company. lie slNs iurthrr,
IHi whom tho cnuinuiiY was organized hr owned
-,snNroi the s7upnln of thc company stp X.
! .r.. Of IN ~fn Shoulders mud" themselves per-
-.nnly r -ponalul" for H." FUR has" OF the
-'..frO .;t lIy. nnd II VIA fo remain in his pos
--inn until lmi Tor II" say- that The COM
iafV 200 owes hnu between 10000 and $1,000
tt. DDS l.tD' -. llrv.
Nh Nhuug. ui to last evening. was not able
90 PR uIt ruunn nr secure bail. as he - resi-
81 t.LI taxpayer m Florida.
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PLYING TO WIN.
The stars OF syracuse Whitcwashine the
IInrtforis In "a Tcn-InnIng Game.

About one Thousand persons assembled on
,b. linton ,.r.,,l. vc.t.ra,v of,,rr.,r T., a,e
wv H.'' '''''".'' > .'''''' ".'' ~ ~
tho ilr.t match between tn" llariiori- ol Brook
lyn md tho Stars Of Syrarusc. Thrs. two cluhs
.t. 49,. 49,, a., "a, ,.. ,....
ar 50 'N'hN hNl'h'u 'nd' "'''S contest WIS
expected. Before tho game began the hritin.
,,.,. ,..rlv ,.y,, tln Unrtf,ras h.in,. sltyItlv
,r -,
lh' lnN'ri'7' Inc weather. WIS an 'n"' ''N'u
bee desired. and both clul- were in excellent
,.,1iti,r NJ E.rt,, ,v,. ,hn up,tir, md the
,.r .,
H''l' 'l"' N'Nl Nl7' '' tl' '"''
Hold-Worln WAS the ir-t striker ana he re-
,t.,i % ...,,l H.. .f..r,.f.t s,.,. , i.i
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MEN WHO DO THEIR DUTY.
TIE REy. DR. non arm CROSBY on THE
SJEEET CIR RtIII.INISM
The Ease OF "a Third Avenue Conductor WI"
rtrurK ~ Soy ~ the t,r IN" w. N''"s''"
nj the Instance Of Nr Edward y. tndcrhiii

49,, -, ,..,.,,.,,r x,o
INC .n.. W ,,,.' ,," an. ,.. trr..,rd
at the Instance 81 VIZ t"""'" ""'' "''
u,rrv p,,vlin,, tho Third Avenue Rail-
POND ear conduO tor who was arrested on charge
.f .ss,ultins Charles Dntl- "a German lad siN-
teen yours V' "h'' ""' 1t, ,,. 80 ~, :, ,,,
poli,- Court ycstcrday Mr.. Edward !. Indrr-
n"'' "'', "a" Wv, '',''.,'' ',','u.., ,f,r,
The condu TOR was "rt'suu' APP "''u o",o'u
Justice Orcrbourg. and testified thm Bowling
:" u.N vi. w. WY n.y. - ,,..'I .,,,rn.
lac knew holhihS "l 'i' "''h'" VI '''' "'N'"'"
nuoc. Mr. Undcrhill WAS not sworn Then the
I''9""'' va" ",' IT,, ,.,s
in, to 20 round the franklin statue. lie was
leaning against the rear plat lurin Somebody
On ,h, ,rna.,,alk took hold II the handle II the
'.,, ,i,i,,tl, and fin. iron knob
hit him in the back. EiNlns nm murh pun
Dous was poinird out 10 him IN the LITTLE throng
t"ai ia" -"'"'''' I'm .
ear over the crosswalk. lie SAID II nave
street. ana as the boy i'h h'd Tue IHr@ a'u'-
mont md WIS thus insured. I'm" boy. BOW,
ling added. did not make the complaint until
he was asked to do several tunes by tnc
"riat was right" Justice Ouorbourg inter-
ruptrd; " the OH rr did bis duty
The complaint against tAe rundu tor waS dis.
VDwling wa. warmly .Ou ratulutcd hy num-
Der OF MS fellow roniu tors.
Dau- says that he did not intend to hurt tho
con,iuD tor whrr hr swung the hundh' OF tie
brake. H. dld tthou-it' --N. Th.'ondu iur.
lis lit rho boz, : cyr hl,d. Yesterday IT ,us
swollen lttle and slightly dis ?lored. Tie sud
afraid g. leave thcoll.c 10 ~ to court because
il" mieit lose hs place
s,Tir l li', mar ' i' Ear an -aIi 10y nv ns
the brake handle. VI was not hr itlnN7, zone
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.tor salt nnO % Get.

A FEW new ami pretty cottages torcntatsio
~ OWNER l~B asa It, South Brookyn.
OFFICES TO IEr-tn second story san building.
~ ruut and rear. well lxied ami steam heated. Ap-
pN at sun Publication hc' Nassau AMI FRANKFORT Il,
rINuE STORE ltsi Nhs-au Il, sun hulldnf. To let,
i suitable nr banking insurance general business.
steam heated. Apply al tic sah Fabrication Oiec 10
Nassau IT,
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sost mo touno.

= TOW PLANS Mr. lRWlNS three IHlAn-I
sND NII 81 " iN N iN lohtiu. firm MfIl 'uN tr.
SIO KEW Ann. srat,d or .iH,n ye.''riyi
y w fNlN $3.50 Nt"l i.A st. a STINT female liNh h'i
81. f'f'ln tu-N' 10 i' .l u.uf ~ 'n,'N u aN .
frNHfl "1' De fii DO fN' fNlrr Pcs returning ~ g. 10
l------ L L-L-.. AL----- IL IL ----L
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SUNDAY. JUNE 10.


The East and Favoufo steamer
SYLVAN DELL
for NiWNl o., H. landing ~ huNklkS koikt ANp
Ltkl HIGHLAND FALLS, COLD srklNG ami CORN
NALL
Leave Harlem Bridge. 20 East leoh = 30 Fast
Hhi - ,nr. fa,l lltn # -, rfaul ST H. well IS
lhe b. fuuu l,ift Brood 30, ]. fuN 81 y iu.
Me,t I'D IT., 7r' West i1d -, geo, Manhai"uiAc,
% 10
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~ MILES FROM N. v,
NENT MLnNESnAY.

New Jersey nivcrti.cd ior "wednesday, June H. Mt
how snail Tie his Every not wili be- sold 10 i man who
viii give the most Tor It IN" terms 10 per cent 1T
tine Of sale 10 per cent at time OF delivery ol the deed
me secured bv m"rins" II q p"nnct Of Hohotus
ructionccr The rnic bclon's Mr. Geo Rowe /. II
Iatk row, Now FORK. who purchased II Tor cash own,
II Tree and clear and win give 10 every purchase in
covenant Warranty d,ei It. ciis 3 lar rl, 9" 10
iorm"d church, and ishy lar The largest piece Of vacant
nn1 ~ ,nr v, IN ,,o,n 49,, A. np,n r cu,,, w
int bmdins plot, In the le-'ni Oppression OF New
ins land A.s result Inc owner 6nd. an interest aud tax
aG , ~, agan MP lie ., inigic,s d, e;d ,,ds
theory that residents of Riir wood will pay som, hing
ior We plot nor COW rasiufc1 II purchasers cAnni be
induced to invest IN them out oi cun-drnuun u th'ir
loot the land suitable Tor cun,aion II believed
by many that thcsr plots worth rom tlvnio 500
hundred They Will he sold to the hilhrs bidder with
ON %" the Ere a ' f. a 'i rom j iar dy AND cm cyo
rat ron ~, ~ IA ~ a., Nrw f9rk n';
foot o Chambers It. Sew York Trains leave at 10
return, 30 cents
A PLEASANT HOME great harsnn II md.
~ some cottages detached. two story and brick hase
mont apply To o~nrr. on prcmi-e.. ~ III id 4 nth
terry price $500 s'pcl-h Also, neat new two tory
lo'a'on ane schools agi ,hr he ,ies win iaii.
". A lew new cottages to rent so.
A FREE EXCURSION to ki.~na rark, in ine
~ chhrinni vn4p of FIus'tnH hN special tram every
cdnciav leaving Hunters Point Mt aud fciurn-
in. ut ~ Will 'nnhc lnde- and gentlemen a. view
the finest suburban location in the vicinity Ncw YORK.
Prob ably Village Ia the United state. equals Flashing
wtinnl 10 BENZ " nlrCllCOCK. 10 C0rtinnlt It,
near Broadway. Ncw York
BARNS rORsALE-io 10. -, % 10 20 acres, good
u buildings. land 81 good wells of water, two
hour. ride the location j. very healthy AMI pleasant,
terms very easy.
LAMBERT. Ronkonkoma. l. T.
I'DR sAIr,-tO acres 81 sine fiul 10 iuic~fron Sew
i York hy rail A. from rli'ad' uhia Is from thriving
town, from depot. IN best grnu" region tu America,
acres grtieNines bearing tins year S2tHl misht *.
change Tor small house. GRAPES. box 49, sun office
V'OR SALE ar rrnt--Thg property known - Siof--
u -oi's urruiluia Assembly Rooms IN aud 1tth l.
Apply al II A. NJ to ARNOLD. ELLIOTT WHITE,
Beoknan t.
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80 splRIrvOrs IIqUoRs sOrn ON THF BOAT
IL r.l.- lIN-li. D. NV nm. L llmI r.-ulu. Z


LANDING At Sor1u lsr ST., BRonklNN. 7 u,
Nh ,t. \..ln. A. l-nh l--N, M"N ,,.
1u aus H'rr IllN. Aprh -n l~fl, tln hunfs u the
ilal'm ana N'N NurA NiNi-auon Company wall leave
I,.N -hrIor llnIInu ln.f.l 4. vs.
l"Htr = ok sli1 1850 ~ $40 u 20 ! -, -, -,
% o. Dab. '.n.ai.h o. lu T.
lNHfr llIutNnnr T. r. -It as tluWs.
lNANc narlcn q 49, - T.. ll.ao T. 20, / 10 >,
49, = o., b tHlh 10. : 4
tinooilrl with h.lis for lleh Bridge
-N"uu the woutr'r hr stormy tho hut.s viii not run.
Iaic 10 cents ON SUNDAYS
NM NirHtRwAN. supc inlonlcnt
SEAWNNNtEA 4. sunday cNcur.ion IN Great
Ilcuwood and inshn
rho ,h am,r setVanhaka leaves Peck slip every sun
dhN Al % 4 NJ. Grand St 500, \ and hil II AT % 10
l. NJ
Dinner and rofre -hmcnts ON board
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gtliuious ilotitts
snsurantt.

snsuyantt.
rTuE MUTUAL LIFE IN>t RANCE COM
fANl of NtW lNfk. 10 l4N BfnllW y. NJ IN.
June i-77-At the annual 'vr ton for Trustees Of
TAI. CONF 20 s.rNr Tor term OF tour years held At
it, office the an INST, uie following persons were
unanimously elected
WILLIAM II fOlilAN. WILLIAM \. II NINFS,
SENNUlK /. AT SILp, SAM III. u HAkCpCk.
FRANCIS SkIDDN. WILLIAM BABCOCh,
FREDERICK n tuS~fTT LEWIS NAY.
joins u SHERWOOD
And at subsequent uier ting the Board Of Trustees,
held on the Ntli mt, FREDERICK WINSTON WAS
Unanimously reelected Precedent
ISAAC LLOYD secretary
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dllantto- .ftmults.


NUMBER rirl, wanted, so'nc cook wash ironi
n good place, several Tor country. i5' 9th a' tour
doors above ION 1t
A uOBE MAKER one cSN,i nccd ON lined
No ~ Prince II.
4 sTHO~G viii fnr rshl hoa-,Nork erl lake ear
n ol children Gall at ri West 2Otl st. III basement
n uiis mofnlu. bcior, O'Clock at 3 Laistt't
4 yOU>G GIHi. loao chambeggwgrts. IN :, q iadies'
~ hoaiim- hou~,. l53 Green" It can airr ID
f,oVsrrs Operator. wanted for stitching corscts
u Inquire at372 Broadway. up stairs
JJOOp SKIRT hu,,oncr wanted, HIGHEST wages
wd g" 1a RI VIA gs u wa nc2 0"' 'N''' "N'''
npER ATOus ON ho,s' suits wanted Domestic
~ machine g,i Gatcsav. Rro1kivn
SUrERINTrNDE vented ~ senis' collar and
~ cum iarterN II, NJ w. Yarn w ,s Sms in Mi
branches and competent To- ea turner's and unera
f sT iTM' s. VI r raj T crS Sew yofs WI" " '"u
SEwI>G wAcNu>Es rgnl ed. .y si ,,,,..
wich av. aud ia7 East Broadway
j Htif, ctuLLIriiR1 Cos cigar factory, 81 aur.
WANTED-A good hni,onholc makcr on vests
w ,cad, work and good pay CAL at $50 81 av' cor
Nor 7nih #. over drug store.
WANTED Experienced Operator. On iaiics ~.
.ls Brooklyn
WANT e ,g M:, "a
WANTED > wooiicn shirt folders Appl, Mt
w MOsLR. BLUM WELLS, "a Leonard st
xI-ANTEU-A lew Young ladies' To trim hats Tor the
w southern trade Impure ut iai East ilHth ~
WANTED ENpo.irncol hands Oh netting hair
w net- ~ Liberty - Room
xVNNTF', An experienced waitress. "a John St.
w SECOND Iu~c from Nassau 4
WA>TED-Drc,.makcrs. at io- East cd st
InQ EXPERT OPERATORS on huc lean
WORK. highest prices paid Can ON weck
KEEPS shirts itl aud i6T Mercer Il
Inn OPERATIONS o- ladies undo rwrrr ut home.
lOO J. 49, BLAKE co. 20 walker II.
90 EAST D-rH sT.-van'.d. n eir 90 mint
SIS children and make herself generally useful.
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II NCUR SIONS.

- Steamboats,, pfopcllers, Rni bar-es always on
hand Ia charter at Reasonable Boats and accom-.
mudaiiums snnenor To any IN the business Steamboats,
Tor small pafuesa spccnlty Make engagement, early
For ull particulars apply AT office OF STARlNS city,
RIVER and arhor Transportation, ier IL, H., between
COltlandt and pey sts
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Ss~na Matginss,

\ GOOD Wheeler Wilson sewing machine can he
sou b., corner VI 10Th IT.
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tlublitatluns.

I'IoRiDA.-Aual.ut 1t in FLORIDA NEW YORk-
Ek ioi dui" ~ l'urk ron lbrrnts
CEN. sCHEN'K'S PAMPHLET on Draw
~ iuh, a,nt 10 any Art 90 ihc MNd c, eipt o -
c,uts d SlLAlN. HO -t0n, Mass
NERVOUS ENUNISTtON.- melrni essay
~ ruupr.ln- s"rr. of lr lures delivered az KAHN r.
Museum Nf Anatomy NeN hnrk nn tlr cause Ni Nulr of
I'inatIr line shaving inli. .ntIy huN lost health
N lt fH- lli d, Hi.ll- clear >tunpsi, of o. unlti
ul'nl- iu marriage AMI tir treatment ul nervous amt
lliN .lDi illitA hru. the sat Ui ~ Years eNp,r!
tlN" fu,r - cent. Addlt-- iur author. lf T. j.
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Gis

Pf~T UODl BwI>~Eis CARPETS, IN
- 'f -.t .N. B i-4t-ht N.N,.t.s cary s.,
l..A4tt i.-i
TpnD 4 TAYLOR.
Grin', c0rH'r '-,,no. arl-..t >'fni-,il,t
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Shipping.


NATIONAL I.INE.-rers - and 81. North fvsE
~ FOR LONDON
M QUEEN "Wednesday june r. nt3P
FOR 9IEENSTONN AID LIVERPOOL.
EGNrr june iu % .alA ITALY Jun. -. + VI.
tnin and s.crn-c pA.sa-e ami drtt. iruu - uuvtri
Issued AT very low rates CompAny office, ~ hroadway
rs j III k.I. M-lIll-nr
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Susiurss Climates.

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-09

Vl(nISl0US.
DLYMOvTu ROCK. TODAY
sociG1i6N Of HERH6krXS b s1 1"ou ai c a,aar
4 fifNOl IN ROCK b, spccel lcr.i Of M",,', y
rOiNT, That excur-onists NAV visit the Military Acad'
In the mean time tn bcauiiu steamer will proceed TO
MY a. h.ii hat others rHy visit NAS"iN"IoN
Ali iiiE GREAT MUSICAL ATTRACTIONS
FARE. for the whole excursion. ........fFrY CENTS
:. boat will leave the stone picr No q, the Battery
RHSo' T., " aeG he ~ OF 2'd '''N RATIO clock
pLYMOUTH ROCK. SUNDAY
TWO GRAND TRIPS TO RockAwAY.
TO MORROW.
SUNDAY. tNF IN,
The pnlace steamer viii make special excursions TO
huCkAwAY BEACH
GRAND MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT
roBr MYERS Full. NNRiNr 6ANp,
CHINE on CATHEDRAL BELLS. ,,.,..
- - CHOIR OF MADklGM BOYS.
AaiiI0R Best cornc, sooist. &c, &c.
single trip Ticket. to or iron Roc ,, cent.
S s s T ;s Sl Sc o2 # aa@ "''
AFTERNOON. viii have ii,f foot ~ 22d It. n r. at
IL O'Clock. ami Per No /, \ K.at2 O'Clock.
pm r,aI"flft r." ps' T. rr THE urps%SSN 'N''
riNuSSf H M9E2AH 5 5s her, 'isn T aP
he lovely iirb>OS to SEWBuiGM All the srcatmd-
FARE for the whole Excursion. .........FIFT CENTS
- Boat viii leave nicrNo ~ Ratsis NJ and the
foot of 22i st. r., at O'Clock. VIII return by
O'Clock T.. NJ
4 -A.-suNDAN Excl RsIONs TO hO,hA.
THREE SIX VII 1>S an R2r sTDNgh"s
STEAMERS ANiEIci ; 'SSE,ERsiSK and TWILIGHT,
fiI VIA M id Il T. s9' R' and y s ii ~,
Per - Park place.. q - aud 40 A ", 80 ant ilP
lcwsls Dock BrooSlyn 92a aud 1880 A NJ. ? aud
STEAMER NpvERstNK from East river leaves foot aai
It. T. K, o. A VI ami s,Hih 1T Il. Miiinmsbur'h
! 80 T. VI BrrrklNt. % 20 and T. VI
steamers leave Rockaway. II and ~ A. VI 81, . and
Exclusion IICKLrs. GOOD on EITHER BOAT.
% tLNTS
- Four excursions daly Ca and after wednesday,
June ~
-A.-DAILY NOCKAwAY BEACH
"A. EAIi kSlINN.
STEAMER NEvERsrNK
of the u guar hfu, established 1871,
leaves DAILY from - .
att IT, Norti RIVER .......... saoA VI and br. "
ll,r ~. T.fn place ....... - 4 VI and 30 T. VI
Grand =, Sow .lors. ....... rloA y and it,r
Returning from cAaway leaves attn A NJ and . r. NJ
PARE ., cents EXCURSION TICKETS 50 cents
Soc time table OF sunih, excursions IN tii. column.
A THE ONLY noAT'
n. LANDING
coNEy INLAND.
The hne new siesmer
1piEw1Lp
viii coumghe running TO