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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-04-04
LEDGER.
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SgA80NIO BIaEJT08Y. 4
toBexs, IN
irrH MrvrHrs. No. rs meets I'd Friday
In ,ach month u 0di fsllows' Hall. FIJI
Nelson. " MaBk paiien. Sec'y.
A~seKRoEA. No. lss-meetE lat Monday IN
each month. In Odd Fellow Hall. CIV
Y6shy, W MT ca Lscks. see'y
LEILA SCOrr, No. 2S9-meets LIST Wednesday
10 each month, in Odd Fellow Hall. A S
Myers, W NJ; r. Lyle. sec'y.
DESoro- No. s9-meets ~ Friday " each
mont IN Odd Fellows Hall. X Y William
son, " VI; All II White. Seo'y.
KilwtSN1SG, No. 8l-meets ath Friday in
oach wonth. IN Odd Follows hall. James S
Carpenter. W NJ; A Knapp, Ssc'y.
RoYAL AR0E.
Prrr cutrrNR. No. 22-meoss I'd Monday Of
eesh -month-at Masonic Hail. in 6syoao
block. Robt. Galloway. II. \. q. p; G.. q.
Locke, ssefueSry.
ionic aall, in Sayeso Block. Sd Monday Of
aash month. B. X. Pullen, VI. y. d. =. ;
John D HUM, Acting Secretary.
Il. n q, II.
NIERKA CoUH5ms No. 6-meets Sd Thurs
day OF Zach mOnth-st Masonic Hall, In 6sy.
90 Block. B. 7. Halter, III. H.; A. J.
Whesler, Rec.
CVRRHr ~CONNAEpKGY, No. l-meets 4th Mon
Say Of each month at Masonic hal.t 0ayoso
Moek. Sd Worshsm, 4. ca I'D. Barchus,
AZ. ELMO CoxHASnESY No. I5.-Mecss
"a Tuesday OF each month at Masonic Hall.
iavoso BLOCH. b. r. haller. e. O.; A. j.
Wheeler. Acting Rec.
meets hrst and third Saturdays Of each month
AZ Masonic Hal. u. u. hatch, M. f.lS.i l.
]. Barchus, Il.
r @. .. r. DTEEOEORx. ~sv
Dad Fellows. HaH, corner MsiA and North
Lossgs.
NHSPHrs LoDeH, No. 6-meets svsry Tucs-
day. A. ]. Knapp, n. g.; IT. Leake. '.
g.; L. s. Burr. secretary; w. 5. Bruce
oafoz1slw LoDss, No. s-neets every Mon
lay night. A. D. Gibson, n. g.; !. ).
TSsmas Bscop' P. s..
5onILLYR LODeE. No. H0-meets e-eryy Tel-
nesday night. Ed Bohle, N. It.; }. J. Ian-
nsr, y. e.; Chss. Borner, secrstaryi u
~Ottenheimsr, Treasurer.
RtNNes Topaz, No. lA7-meets every trle2y
night. W.K. French, N. g.. II. a, Carroll
" d.iWm. Henry, ?. and y. g.; J'o. VIE
kins. Treasurer.
8LupP Cry Lopez. No. M-mesta, over
Tbnrsday evening at Odd Fellows' Hall, j.
?. Young, N. g.; Frank Lamont. Y; e. W.
II. MoystSn, Secretary; S. z. Toof, Frees.
HARMONY Lopez No. l&--meets every tues,
day night st Odd Fellows' Hall, corner bSal
and H~ernsndo streets. r. j.. Walgsr;, NJ
O.: d. A. Mc0mber, V. g.; I. j. walker
Seo'y; G. W. Miller. Treasurer.
DEGREE L0DeE,
MuNrHrs DreREn LopGE No. 2-Mests hrst
gfurdsy Of each month. ,, Bingham. U.
M: D.A. Wardlaw, D. D. NJ; Thomas Ba-
con, A. D.. M; T.. s. Burr, I'd A. y. Eli
II. Z. Helland. Seo'y; r. W. Smith, Treas
HHokNPNEETs,
eAyoso EEcANPHEET, No. s-mseti on tae
lat and "a Thursday nighta Of each m0nth
W.K. French. c.. p; ?, @. Smith, d.. $
Henry Clements, s. VI; Ihos. Bacon: 'F,rine'
john A. Holt. Treasurer; Dave keahaTa'
J. W.
az Thureday nights Of each month J. J.
Ross. @. P; S. s. Garrett, b. Pr john &.
Sick, S. W.; j. 7. Leaked. W.; Z. Plls-
ohke. -cribe; John W. Waynesburs. Treas
HEyERAL RKLIgF COMMrTEE-D T. Portor.
Chairman. Is Front street: Jshn ". Waves
burg, Memphis Oil Co., SECRETARY and IIess-
nrer, Ii. 6ronauer, j. Il. Shepherd, b. X.
Pullen, D. g. Rsabard.
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Saturday, APRIL z. 1877.
the tract of land mentioned in said decree "a

the tract of land mentioned in said decree ma
follows: "ea 10
Situate in Shelby county, Tennessee, berin-
ming at q hickory sabpling with wbitsoak
pointers, the southeast corner Of q 81. 5.acre
tract which was allotted bv a decree of The
County Court to Ira Moon and wife: thence
north 20 chains q links to a hickory; thepeS
west IA chains 50 links to a stake at an oId
oleckoak stump with hickory and swoetgum
pointers; thence north ~ chains and 81 links
to q stake near Mrs. w. Anderson's gin -house.
with a. blaekgum pointer; thence west II
chains 80 linkb to a stake with redoak mint
ers thence south 81 chains to q stake ii links
north IL east Of an elm marked X: thence
east y chains 81 links to a stake 10 links north
Of a blackjack sappling pointer; thence south
IL chains AZ links to a stake with redoak and
dogWeea pointers; thence east IL chains ls
INKS to the beginning, containing "A 3-5 acres.
being the same land sold by 4. 4. Taylor Ia
Mrs. Susan e Coleman, January, 1867.
Terms Of sale-cash.
JOHN II. FREEMAN, Clerk.
SMITH d COLLIER, Solicitors,
March Is, 1877. 13 es
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IR. 2Sl4.l
Ohancery Sale of Real Eafafn

Chsncery Court Of Shelby Co~unty-Jamss A
Shane ct al. vs.. Seth W. Bolton.
by VIRTUE OF AN INTEKLOCUToRY
Odecree ~lorsale, entered in the above csnsa
on the 9th day of February, lS77, I will sell.
az public auction, to the highest bidder. In
'front.' Of the Clerk and Masters Office, Court
house suilding, Main street. Memphis.
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fqNR rARLaN.

s-=
dENPEIS AND LUUmVILLE RAILROAD,
Arrives. LeSyss.
Express daily Except -.
Saturday. ......-. .....- e. I.D =, lid
Nal IrGin...-----..". SOD hsD -.
AccomueJ n (ex.Sundayl AIS
DsYot Of ha0d o. slsln serets.
Ticket Once, iai hiEin st-eet. corner Of
MADISON.
MEMPHIS AM CiiARL TON R. R.
Afr.yss. Lesyes.
An. Pm. An Pm.
Mail train daily.---.-.-- SEQ 1880
Express train daily. $50 lilo
SOmerville train daily
lex. Sunday ~.---.-.-.. $40 $50
Jackson. Tenn. accom-
mediation lex. Sunday)ll.45 4.lO
Ticket Office 27s Main street.
w. j. ROSS, donl Sup't.
MISSISSIPPI ARD TESNsSsEE r. 3. =
Arrives. I,savss.
- --
An. ~. AMP.
\. q. HNR tdeily) .......- 12.40 $40
Sardis daily ex. Sunday)S.5 I.9
vfsiKhttaaly OK. Sunday o.|l SOY
.Jepst az foot Of Main street.
Ticket 0hoe, 9Si Main street, corner Of
NJ. BURKE. Gen9 Sue't.
iEMPHIsA AND LrTTLER0OK RAILROAD
Arrives. Leaves.
---- --A---
L.M.P.N. IN. Pm.
Mail Train daily.~~"~..- L'm o'VO
Z teigkt and A~ocounmeda-
ton daily lex. Sunday TIo 300
Slesp'g cars on mail train. Ticket etaces,
Louisville Depot. 2Si Main (cor. nadisoHl
and 27S Main street.
W. E. SMITH, Aet'g Gsn'lsup't.
PADUOAU AND MEMPHIS RAILROAD.
Mail Train arrives ..-...-...--. .....-..l0.W am
leaYes.--.s.-.....-.......- ~ Pm
Freight Train srrlvss.."~" ..'.."~-. '@P'@ \
The mail train leaves Covingt0n for Mem.
phis at an. and arrives at C~oVinEton at
700 ON The freight train leaves COvington
for Memphis at $50 p m. and arrives st Coy
ingtOn at 100 am. Trains leaving Memphis
will start from the UnderWrlters warehouse.
j.. W. WILBUR, Sup't,
Il. H. GIVEN. Asst. sup't.
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EATBER MATHEW
SOCIETY.

FA-HBR MATHEW TOTAL
ABSTINENCE AND BREEyO-
LHNT SooRTY No. 237, U.
OF A.-meets LIST end Sd
Sundays Of each month at
pm, al 81. Bridget's
sch ool-house, Third st.,
hetveen lackssn and 0Terton. Rev. Vim.
WRlch, PEST; 7. C~onsodine, Vice Pres't;
jamef Mcbride, Recording ssc'y; r. \. Nor,
rlssy. Financial Seo'yi Francis Riley. Sr.,
Treasurer.
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DEBTsCKER ~RRUDER-BUND.

D%EUTscHEE BKUDER-BEK meets 1st Sunday
ram. Vice rest; W. 0~lasntzer, Sec'y; II.
W. Sehultze, i%reas'r; Aug ZWeifel and John
HsRdweFker, Sick Committee fer Northern
Division; JohA Weadel and John Margle,
sick Committee for southern Division.
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NAToNA TEXPLE OF II. AND T. MIAMI
40, l-meets every Friday even E&ANH
ing at s o'clock at Temperance Hl 8a
Hall, No. 2s Second street. 4
+. o. Milton, W. Q. I'll J II. T%hompsO1, W.
v. T.; O. A. s.. Richardson. W. K; @. n.
shepherd, W. A. R.; Earle CAN'T. W. +. R.;
Bun r. Price. w TT; r. w. shellon, WI f;
o. Olsen, W. D. U.;T. r. Callahan, ". g.
B. Dunn, VS. D. G. hcDougal. p. w. CT.
CEELsEA TEMPLE OF Il. AND 4. No. - eets
every Tuesday evening at 5 O'clock, Of their
ell, Brick Church. Chelsea. W. NJ, Carr,
W, O. T.; X. I. White. W. v T.; Chas. r..
Lanhem, W. r.; G. K. Dawson, W. A. r.;
i. g. Williams, v. T.. r.; y. Chandler,
W. r.;H. Wheadley, W. U.;R J. Rawlings,
W. d. u; G.. x. EEaev, W. g.; /. Isaacs,
W. S.; Il. r. Colby. P. W. @. T.
MONTGOMERY COUEon No /. 7. a. n S
T.-meets first and third Saturday in each
month, In Temperance Hall, at TX o'clock
pm. Horace u. Briggs, O.. Of G.; G. A. S.
Richardson, X.
THALTs TEMPLE or II. AND T. No. l-meets
every Thursday evening at ~ O'Clock at Tall,
No. 29S Second st. .. a. johnson, W. CT;
W. II. Atkinson, VI. v. T.; J. L. Bourne,
W. R.; John D. Cox, IT,. w. A. R.; T. ",
Halle, W. F. T.; Chas. II. McDougsl, w. T.;
\. }. Davis. W. u; D. G.. Reahard, W. D.
o.; Chas Stewart, W. O.; Vim. Homan, W.
g.; jonathan Wood, p. Wet.
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on MOnday, April %. 1s77.

sell at public cutlery. to the highest biader.fo-
cash; the following described real estate, pitu-
ave, iylng and being 10 the city Of Memphis.
conBty OF shelby, stare Of Tennessee;
Beginning At a point on the east side Of
miro street ia feet south OF the south line
81 ths aley betgeen Exchange and Market
streets ,funniDs thence eastwardly parallel
with said alley l4S18 feet h an alley. themes
ss9~utnnardiy with the west lins Of said silsy
1IiiSSff ieet; thenee westwardly at right angles
1909 ieot 70 the east line of Third streat.
thence %northwardly TO the roint Of baginr;ns
20 ieet; being part Of original city lot l0S.
aahd the house thereon being known as Ma. IsS
bbnlId street., now occupied by said Jesse W.
sale Will BE- made at the southwest corner of
Main and Madison streets, in said city az
memphis, between the hours Of 10 am. and
: pm Equity Of redemption waived in said
trust deed and purchaser title 10 be sbsoluts
iltle has been examined and pronounced mar
feot, but shall sell and convey AZ TSrstao
oahy; VIC. MCCLURE, Trustee.
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In Supreme Court at Jackson.

Samuel Mos;s, admir- Of James Reid. Ia
A.. Moncrief.
RY VIRTUE OF THE DECREE PRO.
ID nOrnced December 9. 1875, by the 81
pseme Court at Jackson, in this cause, 1 will
the deor of the courthouse of Shelby county
on Main street, in the city Of Memphis, on
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LEGAL.
Trustees sale.

UNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF A TRUST
deed 20 me made BIZ Fannie ii. Page wife
ct Jesse W. PAGE, J W. Pace, jr., and John
y Face, Trustee. Of date tn day Of January,
~ ana Ieeoreed IN the. REGISTERS Office OF
following, for the purpose Of securing an in
deotedness therein specified fora more mar
Seular understanding Of which reference IL
hereby made to said record, |, as Trusfee' AZ
tne request Of the beneficiary therein named'
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aEEPEIs AND LuUnVMLE RAILROAD,
Arrives. Lezvss.
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THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE.
SURVEYING IN MID AUTHORIZATION CDADXl
AND STRAND WORK.

SURVEYING IN MID AUTHORIZATION CnADXRa
AND STRAND WORK.
There Is o new feature in the the great sus
pension bridgethc lowering OF cradles for the regu-
laton of the completed strand six OF these 'regu-
lation cradles' will BIO suspended from and UNDER
meath the cradles used by the workmen sta.
lions during the strand manufacture On the land
spans there Will be two twenty feet below the cradles
from which they suspended aud just at tho line OF
tho lower strands. In the ccntro OF tho span
there Will be OF the regulation cradles. about atty
five feet below tho cradles from which they will be
pended and at about the Same height from the
river rs tho lowered strands There SO
far two of the regulation cradles lowered
the down stream cables, one on the Brooklyn
land span and the other midway the towers In
the centre of river That Tor tho New York land
span will probably be lowered to day. These cradles
are brought In piece along the iootbridgo by the
workmco and put together on II, above tho position
they are be lowered to. They are about he Same
length as the working cradles but are only two ieet
four inches IN width suspended from the
dies above by wire ropes. They are built OF spruce,
be guy against tho action OF tho wind by wire
running TO the foobridge and cradio cables
The nrst four strands having been regulated In their
proper POSITIONS by o0scrvatons taken IRON the arch
ways OF the towers and anchorpges, tho succeeding
Will be regulated ny comparison with these from
observations taken with the level ON tho now cradle
by Colonel Pane This gentleman yesterday, when
asked how he was 10 got down TO his post said thai
he did not know whether he would 10 down from
tho fooibrdge on Jacobs ladder" or be
lowered IN "A boatswain's chair The latter seems de-
cdedy tho better arrangement and Will probably bo
mode OF descent adopted Work was begun yester-
day the new strands OF the upstream cables. Ncocs
sary repairs are being maze the system Of wheels
which the downstream traveller ropes pass and
where the accdcnt to the driving wheel caused by the
breaking OF the shaft took place last Friday. The
broken shaft, which was shattered few inches from
the upper end has been cut of ana welded In the
a uaed
agsin The socket In which II formerly worked 10 to
DO placed higher up Tho repairs may DO finished
to-day.
the preparations the approaches ARC progressing
steadily. On tho Brooklyn side tho dirt excavated 10
put IN cars drawn by horses, which run over track
leading through tho anchorage srchways 10 tho dock
tho loot OF tho Brooklyn tower. Tho dirt is hero
dumped into cvntractors' scows and lowed the
river aud used " th. First avenue extension. Tho
gncers OIL the Now York sde will build similar rail-
way TO carry their debris and DIRT to the river thsy
work w towara Chatham square.
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MUNICIPAL NOTES.

According to Chamberlain Tappan's statement the
balance IN the City Treasury for the week ending Au-
gust was 81, 040 53s ST.
Tho Croton water rents reached $l49,361 80 last
week.
tho SherIn's officials yesterday arrested Edward
Aaron glove manufacturer, OF Fourteenth street, on
a civil suit brought by Emilio Costello. Plaintiff,
It appears advertised for situation, in return Tor
which would pay 900 IL il alleged that defend
ant employed hun received the money. Costello
seeks 10 recover back his cash. The Shcrn Also
handed over Andrcw j. Meen TO tho Phladelphia au-
thores The prisoner has under arrest 10 civil
process Tor false pretences II Is understood that
similar prosecution awaits him in Philadelphia.
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no CONTRACTORS.
Proposals for Dam No. 3 on Stoney Brook,
CRY OF BOSTON, CITY HALL,

Bo S'as u %A SSs'0i So 1 ossIsn,
Sealed proposals. Endorsed proposals for building Dam
S So S@ Of "c the he @ Gay
which place and time they will be publicly opened and
Bidders required TO state in the, proposal. their
posa fair anc made without connection or
collision with Any other person mskms proposals TO- the
Of the rk. by which the bids viii be impaired
figures and all PROPOSAL. CONTAINING lids not called tor n
this advertisement van be eonsdsed informal Zach od
bond for S. 500 sponsible person giving his place Of
the contract with isctory bond for peo
within the time speeea ~ this u ~ case me
of or other satisfactory collateral security IN
but the scni Tor the performance the be
written bono. with satisfactory snreties h. .r..a
will required TO appear this office With the securities
ioar days mot including sunday the date OF nothca
ton AID the preparation and readiness Tor
The wors enmenec within ten days after the exc.
until It's plson which completion must BIZ before the
.aay OF sepiemnsr ISIS ,,. ,hs ,r,no.r,.
cstate OF quantities OF work to be done
34.UU cubic yards OF earth excavation.
l,5OD cable yards oil soil dressing
10 cutie yards Of brick masourv
LOO cubic yards OF dry ruboe stone paving. placed
$50 cubic OF cut dimension stone masonry In NOR
200 square feet OF face dressing Of six cut work.
$500 SOU are feet OF lace dressing Of pointed work
VI. leet X. NJ spruce Iuuiber. placed 80
Speci6cuuns obt Aimed ONCE OF the CITY
Engineer Hail Boston, aud plans may be seen at the
Engineers Office the Boston Wafer Works, Ut south
Praininghsn. me-, 49,
Tho OF the bond required will be such sum as may
he liked by the Water Board AFTER the proposals are opened
said sum less than fourth than two
thirds ui amount OF the contract .
board the right TO reject any or all
bids hoad IL to be Tor tue interest OF the city VI
Teton A.. 10 do. r. z. SAW Err
Chairman Dostcn Water Board
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REVENUE SEIZURES.

Special Agent Bracket received information that
certain lot Of goods, arriving here about month ago
by the steamer ity OF Chester, had been passed as
passengers baggage, aud was stored in designated
puce. lie detailed Inspectors Jackson and Cudder,
of his Office to work up the case, and these officers
succeeded yesterday in sclzing u trunk hlled with
costly embroidered ladies' underwear; also two dozen
hue plush hats winch they brought 10 the seizure
Tho hats arc OF pattern worn by the Spanish
clergy, and were evidently designed Tor export 10
South America. The SECURE is valued ut several nun
dfed dollars.
Six hundred fine Havana cigars seized on the steamer
Niagara, aud q cask OF cordial, IRON the steamship
Pomcrana were also recorded yesterday al tho Gus
tom HOusc,
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MOkGAs'> LINE ~ NEW ORLEANS AND iExAs :
NJ he steamers viii sail from pier 80 North hiver AS o
NEW YORK Saturday, August II
For New Orleans Direct transferring Texas freight there
20 MorSaus Louisiana and rexa. siiroad for MORGAN
CITY. thence Morgan steamships 70 Texan ports
Through bids OF laiug signed TO all points on the Niss
.ippt iver Nozzle Galveston. ipdianola Corpus christi
Rockport. Brszos Santiago and all points
on the Houston and exns Central. international aad
Giea Western Texas Pacific and rraLsc ntinents rail-
roads FREIGHT Tor 81 Marys and Fulton landed At Rock
san Antonio freight taken via Cuero at reduced rates
Insurance b. effected under open policy OF the line
To New Orleans cent. Texas Is per cent
For freight further information app To BOGERT q
MuRiAN. Agents, Office pier ao Nortn hiver
PERMUDA. ST. THOMAS AND WEST INDIEs.-rHE
l1elegant mal GAMMA is intended to sail Tor
bermnda thursday August 10 making close connection
there with royal mail steamer tor t. Thomas, W. l. Inis
Is the direct mail and rout 70 the
West Indies. For pas-a-e apply to A. Il. OCTERBhlDuE
Broaiwuy.
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A FATAL ACCIDENT.

Terence McGivcn, residing In President street,
Brooklyn, while at work yesterday At No. Washing
ton street. on the first floor Instantly killed by
bag Of cones striking HIM ON the head
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NOTICE TO MANUFACTURERS OF FIRE HOSE

Public rotice is hereby given that sealed proposals for
thousand e GOD feet OF Hose Tor OF Fire Depart
tue Office OF the City CLERK. 81
Washington st., Hoboken, until Ia o'clock Tuesday even
Ing August III, 1871
PARTIES will snbmt sam pies with their bids.
Proposals addressed TO the Mayor and Council OF
the city OF oboken," ind rsed proposals Tor Hose
Ma, Council the right to reject any or
all bids II OF the city so 10 do
GEORGE J. QUICKER,
CITY Clerk.
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DOCKAWAY BEACH.
Safety, comfort and romance.
The steam yacht FLORENCE will leave West 22d 10
A. NJ. returning leave Rockaway at 4 M.
Fare for excursion 81 ; single trip 60 cents
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EXClJfS.S1(oyS.

GRAND EXCURSION
N to Long Branch every Thursday,
CONNIE ncing THURSDAY, August q, 1877
The super palace steamer EMPIRE STATE will leave
pier North River 10 40 A. NJ giving the excursionists
1--WE hours Long Branch Returning arrive New York
7PM
Fare round trip only 81 Tor this day only.
Music
Professor Allsrom's brass aud String Band
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CIxOTlIINGs.

II MINTz, 82i 61H AV., AB0vE seth ST, PAYS
"A 80 per Gel cash Tor ladies' and gentiemen's
cast vi Clothing Jewelry Orders promptly attended by
M. or AEa Mintz.
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Coney Island.
The fine steamers RO~ tUALE and IDLEWILD will run
to Coney Island Beach every day. leaving
a4th at, " r. asd 1880 A NJ. u NJ, 80 3, and
so T. NJ
10Th ST., k. GAO, 10 40 A. NJ, IL 10 40 $40 4Io
and 80 Z. NJ
FranRn ST.. N r.. 92o. 10 80 A. NJ. IL 20 80 10
4: 30 AID 10 l.. VI.
rer2 y. r.. 30, II A. NJ u 80 2 3 80 80 and
NJ
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EXCURSIONS.
. socKAwxY BEACH.

JLhMouih "Och noChA"Af DrAS".
JAssETr rALAEss superb palace steamer ply
ana Tip da . aSnda for .ur Sssia 10
and luncheon by ths seaside after charming sail re-
turning leaves Roekaway at 4;so r. H. r,prv .vxrs
'A"N'''i single irD ticket. either way
M pI;ri *srsn River, 1880 O'Clock. and Nsrin's
"s'f s1is% sss. ssLSxS snEAH
ssnssr' ryn uh s0es WITHOUT sxiR , omH. Re-
s4o i.h s. at $50 GRAND EAST River a. 10 s's.ock
Eoer LEE. PLEASANT vALLEYANn SHADY SIDE
i steamboats, leave Canal st. SUNDAYS
Landing P AL ana syMDAY s:a4sh
Leave DAILY ao & rRr IS dlS n 7rA
4 Wednesday. Thursday and Friday.-sTkAMEk ELEc-
TSH @ 81
ss
CAL ATTRACTIONS; bait and lines furnished :.
ws@. bun 81. . sssss ~
a "a Il Wen " n ss pc. E. =: 20 Nj Leroy st. R.
Refreshments ON board at city prices
TEAND FAMILY EXCLUSION TO NEwBUKG,
Giiona island and West Point stopping At YonKsrs
til. ..., . ..ssnsI 15st Aafr;' vim ..v.
aaas aAfp %
whitehall IS. ss al i r Nat R T. 'sws vel wha5 81,
HobSken. s:l5 A. n: ws,. 10Th f. North River 80
A. NJ W est .ith II Noftn River, "'fo A. M
Grand musical attractions -
FARE round trip .........,.
ITOi FOR ROCKAwAY BEACH TODAY.
llGo palace steamer COLUMBIA; largest excursion
steamer ever built. see advertisements
IN New, quick, short route to
Manhattan Bencht Manhattan Beach Hotel
Grafuas famous seventh Regimen. Band of rs pieces.
plays afternoon and evening Grand sacred Concerts
sunday evening
the finest and most magnificent seaside hotel
steamers D. K MARTIN and NORwALK leave every
day SUNDAY inciuded). as follows
Tho D. r. Martin from 22d St. North River-9 40 IL 40
A. NJ 40 40, :4U r. NJ. Pier North River-7 40.
Tho Norwa.k from 23d st., North River10 40 A. NJ;
12.4O, 2:4O 4.iO, 64o T. ". 10th st.. North River
1890 A. NJ II $50 $3.50. $50. $3.50 r " Pier Dat
tery) North Rveri1 10 a. 81 IL 10, 3:i0 5O 7:l0 NJ
connections at ny Ridge, going and coming
Time from piers and . to Bay Ridge 20 minuteA
Time from Bay Ridge to beach. rs minutes
Fnre-kound trip. 80 cents
This In the and most pleasant route from New
York to the sea shore. .
BROOKLYN to Manhattan Bench--Trans leave East New
York 0:3O TAO. 9.O5, O:l3 II rs a. NJ. II 35 80
- 1872 81. 6I5, 7:l5 $3.50 r. NJ Time, 80 minutes
to the beach
NEW ROUTE TO COMFY ISLAND. AND LOCUST
ARROWSMITH will leave West 22d It. 10 A. N. r.
Leroy st. l0l NJ, 10 40 NJ Franklin St. 10 20
A. NJ. so 20 p. NJ l3 North kvsr 10 80 A. NJ,
ss:amSoa. s6liLDs leaves IVES. I'D st.
$40 a: NJ, IL :s0 4 ~. 81 NJ; Leroy Sc, s53 a n.
30 r. NJ; pier 10 North River 9:l5 A. NJ II 10 NJ
r Al fsa aSc ExcIRs6S ri0kR oo AL
Connecting with railroad for Cables and Middle Island
hotels and Bath Park.