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The New York herald., 1877-07-24

Commissioner ssieids yesterday discharged James
Hogan and Frank Glynn who havo been under arrest
for time, charged with mutiny on board the snip
William Slater The Slater has left port, and all Efforts
the part the obtain witnesses faiIed
hencc the action or tho Commissioned
The old suit OF Adrian Isclin Son asninst the
Port Royal Railroad Company argued at some
length yesterday before Judge Westbrook motion
TO vacao attachment and order OF publication. The
SUIT Is upon lorty-lve bonds OF the defendant. with
coupons attached. guaran by the Georgia Railroad
and Banking Company Judge Westbrook reserved MS
decision
Mr. Royal .. Crane recently recovered a judgment
before referee for Large amount Tor legal SERVICES
against tho estate OF the late James B. Taylor. As al
ready reported in the HERALD, ne made motion bc
fore Judge Scdgwick, in superior Court SPECIAL Term,
for ana allowances against tho executors the
ground that payment OF tho claim for which judgment
had obtained had been 'unreasonnbly rcsistcd
neglected" Judge Sedgwick rendered decision yes
terday denying tho motior.
In supplementary proceedings against Marcus
London banker, there recently examined AS IA w.t.
ness Mrs Elizabeth c. Courtand whose testimony wns
Mr. Stanley had transferred TO his wife
property extent Of $50 000 IL was also alleged
that somewhere about quarter ol century ago tnis
witness claimed to occupy the relation OF wlic 10 Mr
Stanley The attorney Of the latter moved TO strike
this evidence from the record, on the ground that u
had been taken for the purpose of procuring ia
pub caton aud had been raked up at tho instance o
Jonn Cham mocrlain, personal enemy OF Mr.. Stanley
In a legal sense Judge Sedgwick, before whom the mo
tion was made thought he not justified In strik
Ing out the testimony and therefore yesterday dcnco
Tho aDpcatOu.
The New York herald., 1877-07-24
BOARD OF APPORTIoNMENT.

special meeting of the Board OF fApportionmcnt
was held yesterday afternoon, Mayor Ety. Comptroller
Kelly, Alderman Purroy and Tax Commissioner
Wheeler being present Tho following transfers wcro
authorized Twelve thousand dollars for repairing and
furnishing police stations $4,000 tor laying out and
surveying parks the Twenty third and Twenty fourth
wards and $500 6l 10 the New York lnhrmary for
Women and Children. Tho following issues were also
authorized Fifty thousand dollars Croton stock.
$50. 600 additional new Croton Aqueduct stock.
A commu ncaion was received from the Commis-
sioner OF Public Works stating that deficiency OF
$50 900 existed for 1877 In appropriations for renewaa
ana repairs OF pipes and sopcocks and SIS 900 the
Third District Court House accounts Tor the saino
period Tho appr opraton for rcpaving Streets IL
also stated only $500 COO while S2l5 900 asked
THIS communication referred to Comptroller Kelly
for cons liberation, when tho Board adjourned.
The New York herald., 1877-07-24

AMERICAN POPULAR LIFE.

Receiver Laurence OF tho American Popular Lifo In
surance Company, has issued second and final notice
TO tho policy holders to the effect that all premiums
premium notes due before June 90 1877, must bs
paid before July 81 1877 or tho policies will apso
Mr. laurence gives the following this somo
what novel proceeding g:-FirstTo share In the
Of the company one must be a creditor. Second-Ta
be n creditor ono must create liability on
part of tho company. Thrd-To create that
liability one must pay tho obligations which become
duo prior to tho dissolution OF tho coinpany--viz.,
June 20 lSI7-otherwse there Is subssting con-
tract and tho policy lapsea Whv, he asked, should
parties who tail keep their contracts be placed upon
an equal footing with those who keep thcir policies In
forceS Certainly not by failing 10 fulfil their part OF
the contract Therefore all parties desirous OF par
tcipating IN the distribution OF the assets must pay
their preinu ms premium notes which toll due pr or
TO 10th June 1871 the day OF tho dissolution OF tho
company Defaultcrs can have no standing with or
expect any recognition from the receiver.
The New York herald., 1877-07-24
DECISIONS.
SUPREME CHAMBERS.

SUPREME CoURT-cHAMBERs.
By Judge Donohue.
Danny VS.. Danny. .-Decree OF divorce granted to
Philips VS. Philips a-Docree Of divorce granted.
with custody OF child TO plaintiff
SUPERIOR CouRT-spECIAL TERM.
BY Judge Sedgwck.
Snow We. Hagau al--The decision OF Judge Curtis
shows that any event tho plaintiff cannot be
aggrcved by the answer containing the matter charged
TO DO indefinite or Irrelevant Motion denied; $40
cosls 10 abde event.
Rapp &c. VS.. Heppenheimer &c-Moton granted;
Crane VS. Taylor &c-Motion denied, without
costs; memorandum.
Roberts vs. White OF aL-sec memorandum
schurtzcn vs. May ct al.-Ordcr granted and under
takings approved.
In The mller of the petition OF tho Union Marine
Insurance Company.-petitlon filed and bond APP
proved,
dcnce to show that tho chatcl mortgage was iraIdu
lent proceeds OF The goods not moftgaged tho
plaintiff wnat tney and their valuo.
The value may be slight and not enough to JUSTLY an
injunction. Motion dcnicd injunction set aside; $40
Fischer vs.. Langc.--Moton dered: memorandum.
Taylor ct al souren ct aI.-Ordcr granted and
Gross ct al VS.. knapp Order dismisslng ap-
peal, &c.
Smnh VS. Hitchns ct al.-Rcferces report
frmed and judgment Of foreclosure and sale ordered
COMMON PLEAS SPECIAL TERM.
By Judge Van H0csen.
Smith. &C., vs. hay and another-Motion to amend
summons granted.
Siuyv Va Gazzani-Order signed.
Uhlman vs.. Hayman-Motion granted.
MARINE CoURT-CHAMBEns.
BY Judge McAdam.
Bryce Va. Hughes; Treskcn Joriu; Adams vs.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS filed.
Winfield VS.. Hcyslcr-Compaint dismissed, unless
within days the painnT puts cause ON calendar end
pays $40 costs.
Walsh vs.. First Mate Fcderln.-The treaty made by
the United States Is the supreme law Of tho land and
deprves TINS Court OF jurisdiction.
Rappaport VS.. Schanc.-Justlncatio dismissed.
l0mus VS.. s.Burrngton.-SuUstitut'on ordered.
Burchard VS.. Lippincott.-Judgment on demurrer
Lewis vs. Guschcdt-Motion tor substit titutIo1
granted papers be given up payment of $37 TO bt
credited juagment held by Lewis against the a.
torncy.
Bates vs.. Phps-Judgmcnt on demurrer.
Turner vs. Get--Motion granted conditonally.
Seymour vs.. Watkns-Moti0n denied.
White VS. Lohman.-FIve per cent allowance granted
Loeuch vs.. Gardiner.-Arrest vacated.
Glatting vs. FIRST Mato Stanoy-Judgmcut for plain
tin ON trial for $52.
The New York herald., 1877-07-24
DIAMOND BROKER IN TROUBLE.

James p. Matthews, diamond broker OF No. 9Of
Broadway, arrested by Detective Dorsey. on tho
18th Of July, complaint Of Charles Sverbrand Of
No. 1873 Eighth avenue The charge against him was
that Sverbrandt called at his oice and showed him a
diamond ring worth $500. which he wished to raise
a loan OF $3.50 The ring was sent out to DO examined
aud Mr.. SIvcrbrandt avcrrcd that the original sone
was taken out IN the meantime and "a much inlcrior
orc substituted Judge Wahdc paroIed Mr. Matthews
till yesterday for examination. Hc was then COM
mittcc In 500 bail 10 answer by Judge Wandel ana
Amaziah l.. Ashman, OF No. 754 broadway, became lis
bOnusman.
The New York herald., 1877-07-24
THE COURTS.

During tho progress Of the contest the will
ex.Judgc Connolly the counsel either side have
been most determined In their efforts for their respec
two clients and, as in most long cascs In which the
vehemence is not merely dramatic, II has here de-
generated into personality. On Wednesday last Mr..
McKeon took exception to the tone of certain remarks
Of Mr.. Henry L.. Clinton, and complained that he
talked like who seemed to think that the Court
amenabo TO General Committee influence Surro
gate CALVIN administered robuke to Mr. McKeon for
the insinuations conveyed his remarks, aud said no
hoped the Court had heard an end Of the personal
issues sought 10 introduced the This hope
tho Surrogate was not fulfilled for yesterday when
Mr. Clinton began hrs summing up for the OF
tho will of Judge Connolly the Court was treated TO
another sceno quito unique as that which was
enacted on Wednesday last
Mr. Clinton had just addressed himself to the Court
and mapped out what he insendcd to say in dctai!,
whom he dgressed, saying that he felt it incumbent
upon him repcl the attack made upon him by
Mr. McKcon when he summed up his case
He claimed tho attention Of tho Court while
he read Mr. Mckeon's record counsel OF the sinking
fund the year 1870, and began TO enumcrate from
document IN his hand certain fees paid to Mr. McKeoD
He had read but Two items when Mr. Mckeon jumped
to feet and inquired his record part the
case. The Court spoke oil tho assaut mude by Mr..
McKcon on Mr. Clinton, adm ,tt'ns that whiio there
Mr.. McKeons record, not having boon proven In tho
case, could not bo admitted or read. The reading
was then dispensed with, Mr.. Clinton remarking
that It was as difficult TO get angry with Mr. McKeon
us become incensed against a woman a child, but
on Wednesday last he had exhibited the weakness
both with the merits OF ncitter Thus for whilc the
matter rested and Mr.. Clinton continued his summing
UP When ho had finished the Surrogate asked Tor the
papers ana declared the Court adjourned Mr. McKeon
was his feet the moment Mr. Clinton took his seat,
but as tho Judge had adjourned the Court hurredly
tho following passage at arms is not found In the
record.
Mr. McKcon-l will only say TO counsel that II no
will publish my record I'll DO Obliged TO HIM.
Mr.. Cnton--1hen why do you object my doing
so courtY
MT. McKcon (cvidcntly addressing the audicnce)-I
will not hold MIN responsible, but the man behind
him.
MIR. Clinton-I happen to have a long memory; all
got | got from that momory and know OF my own
knowledge. We will talk OF IL out of court
Mr.. McKeon--I know the man.
Mr.. Clinton-Yuu backed out and hauled down tho
reform flag Tor moncy-lor Office
Mr.. McKeon-I will be very much obliged II you
will publish It, l never have had within tho whole
course OF my lie ono-nfth OF what that otner
got.
Mr.. Clinton-You sold out cheap that's all, and you
got good zeal more than you wore worth
The New York herald., 1877-07-24
ECLECTIC LIFE INSURANCE.

The affairs OF the insolvcnt Eclectic Life Insurance
Company which have been before the courts durins
the past our years, came up again before Judge Van
Hoesen in Common Pleas, Special Term, yesterday, on
u motion for the entry OF a decree providing for tho
distribution Of the assets Tho matter postpo cd
until Friday next at tho request OF Mr. OIncy, repro.
scnting tho Attorney General of the State IL repre-
scnted by counsel engaged In winding tho affairs OF
this company AMI procu.ing distribution OF its
assets that the dividend TO policy holders, both on
paid premiums aud death claims, will be abort ton
nileen ccnk
The New York herald., 1877-07-24
THE "RING" INVESTIGATING COM
MITTEE

The City Fathers pretend to laugh at any efforts OF
the committee about 70 be designated by the inde-
pendent democracy to Investigate their official acts
and regulations Some of them yesterday insisted
tha: tho committee could not roach thcm by any legal
method in the progress OF such NATION. glance
at section 100 of the charter Of 1873 however, DIS
PEELED this illusion. II appears therein that ANY vc
citizens who taxpaycrs can move for an inyesti
CATION against any city Official from the Mayor down
dog cachcrs Tho law, too, provides that they shall
be assisted their researches by one OF the Supreme
Court Justices OF the district.
The New York herald., 1877-07-24
COURT CALENDARS-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CouRr-CHAMBERs-IIeld by Judge Vest
brook-Nos. T. 81, 70, rs, So, 96 1885, 159 2l2 2lA
2ls 223 2S2 233, 2o2, 49, 81 "a. 81, so. S. 81, III
~ so, So 81, %, 105 liz, l13, l2s 1871, ISL, 103
III, 1884, i92 1885, 1871, 2o9. 2l3, 2l7, 2l9. 22l 222
225, 22s. $50, 235, 237. 23o, 24l, 242, 243, 244.
All other courts adjourned for the term.
The New York herald., 1877-07-24
HABEAS CORPUS GASES.

Two writs of habcas corpus were granted yesterday
by Judge westbrook. In the first case Peter Borand
and wife, convicted OF an assault on Mary Shea
planned through Mr. Trouman, their counsel, that the
committing magistrate has refused TO accept unex
ccrtionablc bail offered. In the second case George
Davis convicted of receiving stolen goods, asked
through his counsel, Mr.. William \. Howe, a writ
for the purpose OF procuring him new
trial which trial 1t claimed he Is entitled to through
a recent decision OF Judge DAVIS The writs werc
made returnabc to-day Mary Ellen Hoxc, apparent
y not years OF age, bat alleged TO be OF
bclligercnt disposition moro than proporIonate to her
wears was held In default OF $500 for goou be-
haylor. THIS morning sho was brought before Judg
Westbrook IN Supreme Court, Chambers, ON a writ OF
habcas corpus, and having furnished bail in the re-
custody.
The New York herald., 1877-07-24
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY JULY a. s77.-TRlPIE SHEET
CoAsrw1sE .rrAmsH1Ps.

COAsTWJsE sT1AmSHIPs.
PACIFIC NAIL ANn sH,p pr1S1MA HiAss TRANSIT SrhAA'
1hSrSo 1is ofhA NEW
rs Is5 i'ss efsH fsTaus Iii s'!p SR
Steamship AcAryaGo sud, TnsssasSS; sssS: Ss'y Dsrss 81
rs j%sA
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steamship CITY OF xEw HASs YORK Wednesday August 5
';!ii Eps'css. c5 or spEyi J.
Bowling Green. pier foot Canal ST.. n X
EoE PoErLASD: ME-: :,..,,,,,..
Fare reduced. with irss class accommodation. :,
Steamer EksAS9S new nsdsy M"nddsy ososf n
w.t., from Pic. ps: % Esss River, Canada. r. ana
8 %sro.a waite s,srSp'1D
Co%p.uy for s ss.sr Mss Sss No. and st. '"n ~
FSr Msr.las VINEYARD Mass direct arriving there carry
For further Information arpIyso .Nrs Ar.n.
per 80 East Rivor.
LS0R NASSAU NJ P.-REGULAR NAIL STEAMSHIP
L CLEOPATRA viii leave pier ie East River on satur'
0a'' august 49, MUEa&y. FERRIS CO.. 80 South st.
NJ y. HAVANA AND MEXICAN NAIL s. $; LINE.
~ Steamers rS sase RRsv%sa R, S SSs 6fsEe slFs' at
CITY 9F MEw YoxK TimmsrmaH wsdnssasy ans 1"y 2
CITY $s yS% TysiSs Ss''
cir9 '5s " aERiS GS|s'i asSsa
vera nraa and al the sbove ports ana
For 'i'sSx Ss.5f rpGys 81 and 80
L,OR nAyANA.-THE SPLENDID NEW NAIL
Il steamer SARATOGA J. L. Sundbcrc, MnsterlwI SAL
from pier II East River Thursday July 26 NJ oc ock
r. NJ has unsurpassed odaticns for pnssengers
JAMES WARD & CO., Agents. ll3 wall St
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL LINE
IN These first class steamships will sail ut ~ from
pier 3 North River foot OF Cedar st. for Havana direct US
follows:
CoLUMBUs. "Wednesday Ansuss :, J
CLf .....c"turu"y. -
For freight and passage, having unsurpassed necommoda
'''"' WIN p CLYDE CO., No 6 Bowling Green.
MCCLELLAN. LULlNG co, Agents In Havana
NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.--TfiE CROMWELL LINE
IN steamship KNICKERBOCKER saturday, July 2o mt
o'clock r. NJ from pier 9 North Rver. -,
Through bills OF lndng given to Mobile and principai
points the Mississippi River For freight passage ap-
10 CLARK d SEAMAN s6 West st.
TEXAS LINE FOR GALVESTON. TOUCHING AT KEY
i Wcst--Thc steamer CITY OF ANTONIO, Captain Pen
nington will sail saturday. July %. AT /. NJ. from
10 East River Through bills Of lnding given o az
points the Houston aud Texas. Central International
aud Great Northern, Galveston Honston and Henderson,
and the Galveston Harrisburg ard San Antonio railroads.
FTeghts aud insurance NJ lowest rates For reght ana
passape having superior accommodatons apply to u H.
MALLORY a CO., 1913 Maiden lane
DERMUDA ST. THOMAS AND WEST INDfES-THE
Deegant mail steamer GAMMA Is intended to sail for
bermuda thursday. August = making close connection
with royal mail steamer Tor St Thomas w. This
Is the direct mail and ronte to the
West Indies For passage apply to A. +. UUrERBRlDGE
Agent. 10 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1877-07-24
rro PHILADELPHIA. ,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.

Double track the improved equipment tho fastest
time consistent with absolute safety.
On and after June -, 1877
Express Trains New York via Desbrosscs and Court
Iandt streets ferries Ms foliows:-
7 80 $40, 8 WJn Limned!; 1920 A. NJ 1897 and
$50 y. VI. sunday, "a. NJ. D. g. ana = 80 r. NJ.
Returning trains leave Phiatcpna J;35 g. 30 3 $3.50
and IL A. NJ Qimited Express, 80 z. Nj 2 L. 80
and Z 10 p VI and ~ Midnight. On SUNDAY. B..
$50 A. M.. 4. :5 +. NJ and " Midnight
Ticket Offices 51B and ~ Broadway no Astor House
and foot Dcsbrosses and Courandt No court
Brooklyn: Nos 114 lI6 and liz Hudson st.. Hoboken;
Depot Jersey City Emgrant Ticket Oice No. Battery
place. FhANh niOMsON General Manager
The New York herald., 1877-07-24
EXCURSIONa.

A FISHING BANKS EVERY DAY, SATURDAYS
A.cxcepted, ocean steamer SETH Low. lsayng Isrrson
ST., ~ r., 7.j; iOh ST.. N. r., 30; pier N, r. 05
A. NJ senA 75. Ldins- J0c AL q FOSTER. n ami AGAR.
The New York herald., 1877-07-24
EVCURsIONS.

NEW ROUTE To COMFY ISLAND AND LOCUST
1v Gr,ye-On and SUNDAY June ~ the steamboat
AKkowsMIIn willie. Yves. 2ad st 10 A. Nj r a.; ~;
NJ 30 20 r. N. p er l3 North kvsr 70 :3g A. NJ,
$50 80 r. ~ returning. II 20 A. A.. :3o, 9 r. NJ
ssS a; II 40 n. az Nj; Leroy g.; s;a2 A a NJ
70 r ~. pier l3 North River. 10 A. M i2:lO T. M.
S'o returning az 1920 a " ;sxlT iso aon 20 J"
Connecting with railroad Tor Cables and Middle Island
hotels aud Batn Park
OTEAMBOAT FORT Ike TO CHARTEKEFROM goo
Oto Sioo day. Apply at ~ Fulton st.. In 7. NJ
ENIsniNG BANKs-EyEKY DAY ExUrPr Mu>DAY
l. a1d saturday see advertisement steamer Electra.
w EST POINT OR NEwBURG DAILY EXCErr
W sundaysl.Take regular Albany Line return by down
boat Round tickets excursion See Day Line ad
The New York herald., 1877-07-24
FOURTH OF JULY AS A HOLIDAY.

In the suit OF Seaman VS. Warren, recently argued
before Judge Goepp. OF the Marine Court decision OF
importance has Just been rendered In relation tho
Fourth OF July being legal holiday The action was
Tor money duo goods sold and delivered The
mons and complaint were served the defendant on
the ID Of July, requiring the defendant to answer
within two days thereafter. This timo to
pred on the 4th, but tho defendant, claiming that
day TO be legal holiday, did not servo his answer
until tho 9th. THIS answer was returned by
Mcsss Browne and Rabe, counsel for pairtin. on the
ground that It not served IN time, and they pro-
motion thon made the part OF defendant by
Ropcrt H. Racey, his counsel 10 open the Judgment
the ground that the Fourth was legal holiday and du
not the time TO answer. The Judge held that
the Fourth OF July was not legal holiday within the
meaning of statute to excuse the service
of peadIngs falling due that day. In this respect
differs IRON sunday, pIeadngs the time OF service
which expires that day, may be legally served on
Monday.
PROCEEDINGS UNDER ATTACHMENT.
lengthy and spirited argument took place yestcr-
day before Judge Westbrook, on an application to
vacatc an order Of arrest in tho suit Of L. A. Tidd
against George W. Chadwick and L. A. Brown, both Of
whom said TO be implicated in the s64 900 forgery
tho Union Trust Company, and are now lodged In
charges them with some irregularities real
est alto transactions Mr.. McGrcgor Steele appeared
for the motron and Colonel A. II. H. Dawson and Mr.
William Writ Hewitt In opposition. In discussing the
subject OF the depreciation real estate values Colo
mel Dawson remarked that tho propensity to deprec
atc vnlu3s strong In somo parties That they
had possession OF GabreIs trumpet they would deDre
The New York herald., 1877-07-24
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

ciatc its value one-haIf within twcnty.four nour'
Judge Westbrook took tho papers.
The New York herald., 1877-07-24
LEGAL NOTICES.

n IHE CfkCUlr COURT OF rHE UNITED 81 AfEs
1for the Southern district Of IlinoisLev Morton ct
H. vs. The .ilman Clinton and springfield Railroad Com,
pahy ChanceryUn readng and hln the petition o.
Snafes seyon trustee It ordered that the holders OF
bonds OF the defendant railroad who have not yet
MED the sam. in Court be and hereby required to
MAKE proof or the before the l2th day OF May,
lsIs when they viii paid their proportion Of the pro-
ceea OF the sale OF the railroad less their pro rata OF the
oreclosure expenses and that such bondhoers shall
ever debarred from proving their said bonds sharing in
the proceeds OF tho sale of said road.
(,igned) JOHN A. JONES. Clerk
NEXT OF KIN.-wILLIAM THOMAS BUDDING
~ Ashley.-Pursuant to order OF tho nigh Court OF
Justice Cnacery Division made In the matter o the estate
OF iam thomas budding Ash deceased ana In the
mat OF the 1Otn and llth Victoria. hapter 96,
ued IAN Act for better securing trust ana tor the
eie OF trustees all claiming to be the N Of
according the for the distribution OF nestates
estates OF William Thomas budding Ashley late OF No. 3
Church row. stepney the county OF Middlesex gentle
living the OF his the 10th October
1870 10 be the legal entntvcs of suc of
the said next OF kin dead by their solicitors
before tho 31st October 1877 to
their ctans Ht the Chambers OF the Vice Chancellor Sir
Richard Mnns, ut No stone buildings Lincon's Inn.
Middlcsex in fault thereof they will be percmpory
udcd from The b-net of the said orcr Tuesday the
18th November. 1877, Mt II of the clock at Is
pointed tor hearing and adndlcating upon the claims
Dated this 18TH day ot February. 1877
ALFRED RAWLINSON, Chief Clerk.
7. W. RATCLIFF 4 SON. 81 Now Broad ST.. London,
&c. solicitors for the Aim n istrator.
The New York herald., 1877-07-24
EXCURSIONS.

II hOCN. kOCKAWAf.
TWO TIMES TODAY TUESDAy)
But once a day (to-morrow. WEDNESDAY,
| thereafter. See slime table oelow.
The New York herald., 1877-07-24
New, quick, snort Iouts W
Manhattan Beach Mnnhattan Beach Hotci

vxyuy. NARY. HOW DARE YOU 60 on THOSE
w iiockawny boats? They crowded while the nrc
T., ho cents Why take the boats from fcck SIP and
II St. which nearly every halt hour f9 hstora ana
n. r,ar Ridge they connect with High Bridge boats
la a fsrc r. only III cents Get mo table and study Isl
The New York herald., 1877-07-24

NH OUNLIGHT.
NI TUESDAY EVENING. JULY "a,
mammoth Pleasure Steamer COLUMBIA. brilliantly illu-
minated.
WITH AN ELEGANT MUSICAL PROGRAMME.
WILL MAKE AN EXCURSION BY MOONLIGHT TO
ROCKAWAY BEACH.
Leaving 24th ST.. North River. r. NJ. 10th st., 15 p
NJ per2 r.: s:3op NJ Returning at an early hour.
Steamer NEvEkSfNk. from EAST RIVER will connect
with steamer COLUMBIA ut picr 2
Leaving SD st. Ar r. Nj South 1st ST., illiamsburg
sP. NJ. Grand st. New York. $40 L. NJ. JEWELS Dock.
S:2O =. NJ
The New York herald., 1877-07-24

~ Leaves foot of22d st.. North River. at D
a. ". and T.. NJ. and pier North River
Battery at . 30 a. NJ. ana , 30 p. NJ.