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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-04-19
a Now Earan.

A man came into a restaurant last
night, and mounting high stool leaned
over the counter and ordered porter
house steak with eggs on the side, and
some ale and oysters to begin on. In
about half an hour he had finished his
repast and was beginning to deliberate
on what kind of dessert he would wind
up on, when a man walking in, and,
tapping him on the shoulder, remarked;
ais your name Billy Hicks 7"
eyes, that's my name" said the man
on the stool, as the hand stole down TO
his hip pocket, fumbling for the handle
of barker "what do you want /"
awe had little trouble once before
in White Pine, and now | guess I've got
you dead TO rights" continued the new
conner, pulling out u large sized six
shooter.
"lf You'll Just step into tho street and
pace off your distance, I'm your man,
said the feeder, who had just finished his
pie, and whipping out revolver, he
sprang off his perch and rushed after The
other into tho street.
The frightened restaurant man got
down behind the counter and bent his
ear TO listen to the shots and tho rush
of the mob but he didn't hear anything
unusual, and in about five minutes he
rccollccted that there was $3.50 owing
on the meal. Then he went out on the
sidewalk 10 investigate.
"Was there row out there few min
utes ago 2" he inquired of stranger on
tho sidewalk.
didn't see any. Eve been here for
tho last half hour or so"
"See two fellows with ulstcrs and re-
volvers come out 7"
"Yes, they was talkin' about swap
PIN guns and they're over across the way
now, takin' a drink"
The restaurant man went back to clear
up the dirty dishes and reflect on has
Observation-Disclosures Chronicle
(Ncv.)
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-04-19
The Drunkard's Appetite.

There was living not long since, in
Brooklyn, q man who bad Inherited
from a drunken father az appetite 70,
rum. He was hopeless drunkard.
/ The man had many noble instincts, and,
better than all these, he had loving,
faithful, brave wife, who made skillful
war upon the demon, her husband Is
master. Recognizing the fact that her
husband was under an overpowering
impulse, that he longed and struggled
manfully to free himself from the pas
sion for drink, she bent all the energies
of her woman nature TO the task OF help
ing him. She loved and suffered and
suffered and toiled until at last the low
Ing and suffering and toiling accomp-
lished their purpose. She took her hus-
band by tho hand and shared with him
his struggle, until, after years OF labor,
she overcame his master and saw him \
free man again. Her battle with rum
had been a fierce one, taxing and vast
ing her strength sorely, but she was con-
aueror at last. Her husband stood upon
manly feet, and showed no signs OF
falling again. Several years passed
away and this reformed man fell i'll OF
consumption. The distinguish pbysi-
cian, from whose lips we have the story,
prescribed alcoholic stimulants as the
only means possible of prolonging his
life. The poor wife was in terror, and
begged the physician to recall the pre-
scription. She told him of her long
struggle and victory, and said she pre-
ferred that her husband should die then,
a sober man, than that he should fill a
drunkard's grave year later. But the
freed spirit of the man WAS strong, and
he undertook to take alcoholic liquors as
medicine, and to contine himself abso-
lutely TO such times and measures in the
matter as the physician should prescri G.
This be did, and during the months thus
added to his life he never once drank Il
single drop more than the prescription
called for, and he died at last q sober
man, as his wife had so often prayed
that he might. But the end was not yet.
When the loving and patient woman laid
him in his grave, and saw her long la
bors thus ended IN the victory for
which she had toiled so hard anGssuffer-
ed so bitterly, she turned, in her grief,
to the brandy which bad been left in the
house, and, drinking it, sne fell herself
into the power of the fiend which she
had fought so heroically. And that wo-
man died, not many months later, a
hopeless, helpless drunkard.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-04-19

Your face seems familiar TO me, sir, "
said one man 10 another on the Michigan
Central tram, the other day scan | have
met you before! Was il at the Centen-
iall Or did see you a, ST. Louis last
tall :" alt may have been either, sir, p"
oourteously responded the unknown
"ior was a Turkish pash In the oak e
and coffee business at Philadelphia, and
subsequently filled brief engagement at
St. Louis as cannibal. lam now on my
way to California, 10 become Il gorilla,
if native talent meets with an encourage
ment; but il business is bad shall eth
or let my hair grow and enter The leet-
ure field or get ehuek-a-luek board
and follow the country fairs" ''Liier !"
said the other man, masingly, ais full Of
vicissituSes. Times.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-04-19
3 z . 9 Z 9 9 9 . .

To the Working Ciass.-ws ars now prspsr.s
20 iuT ith ST classss with couttsnt cfntloi
ONE. the whole ~ The time. 10 their stsfs
Henis. Business NV light sud profitable Psrssns
el si her snsiiy from 20 % o. f~T
ninr and proportional suHl ifF dsftt fbrif hole
rfnr a. ne husinsss Boys and girls nearly -
much Hfus That 81 ah0 h4s notice nav ssnd
ti~r adir -, aud ftat 80 husiHras MAKE gha ua
isaraiisisd unsrl 10 go we'll satisfied -.
Viii Sud one dollar o. pay iur ne traubl- 81 -rtiBg
Pail particulars. sample worth sstrra deifsfs 70
eonnience work ou. agd copy ~ iiofns ana Pre-.
sile. Of m largest illustrated Publications.
81 sent fee hy malt Eeasf " you wsst psrn.ssst
iirssftabl wafs address,.
CEoRcE >TfNsOs a CO p6tnsss n.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-04-19

The new Capitol AT Springfield iill'
nous, is ono of the finest IN the country.
Tho dimensions of the edltice on the
ground are $50 feet front deep, with
three porticos in addition, which are "A
feet wide by 81 feet long. The porticos
are ornamented with ten coi@inns each
The structure is rbout thrcc Times rs
large as the Four Courts, o. iwlce a-
large as the Lindell Hotel IN :. LOUIS
The dome is SCI feet from the ;,rouno.
IL can be seen 1t distance OF Twelve
miles with glass, and Is a feet higher
than the dome on tic National Napitol
AZ Washington, or twice as high rs the
ST. Louis Court House dome, and, II Is
believed, ranks the third highest IN the
world. The general design OF the build
ing is classic and Corrlnthian IN the main,
with some original details aud rcnals-
sance characteristics. The materials are
of tho most expensive kind. Costly
marbles OF variety Of color have been
freely used, aud produce awondertul ana
grand effect. The Senate chamber and
House of Representatives,, il is claimed
are tho best lighted and.yentilated rooms
in the country. Mr.. Cochrane, archl-
teot, the Capitol Commissioners, and
people of Springfield believe they have
the grandest Capitol building in the
Unitea States, NOT even excepting the
National Capitol, and that II cost one
third less than any building OF lis kind,
material, and proportions erected with
in the last ten years. The expenditures
so far have been SO SOC, 600, and $500, 600
more are required to complete the edi-
ice. The present Legislature occupies
il ror the first time. philadelphia Press,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-04-19
PREVENTION OF HrpaopuoRrA-A Sax.

PREVENTION OF HYpRoPHoBTA.-A Sax.
ton ranger. now 81 years old, and not
willing TO take the secret 20 his grave,
publishes the following remedy for the
bite of mad dogs, which be successfully ap.
Piled TO man aud beast during SIS years
Tie wound must Immediately be wash
cd ont with warm vinegar or lukewarm
water, and wiped dry; after whi"h pour
a few drops Of mineral muriatie acid in
to the wound, mineral acid dissolving
the poisonous foam, and so preventing
the sad effect. Where no muriatic acid
can be had, the wound IN the meantime
must DO washed cut with strong solu-
ton of salt water, and the acid procured
directly.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-04-19

sIIso Averages Pes Dag.

FfA7stss Ne S&Fszftsr - .tfk
Rss.ss Las Sssaes. s&ssf--d fDs=@ss--
fsfssasN sssef - ffsfs - ssts~sssas - 49,
tsss ISL IS Ns-<Esss. IL sTss ases rssstsE EFs-
- Nta $50 Wzts~sset O. p9rt - - New h.<
firzss&2ss9 = - 3ssfss MsefsS- nssnts1
$3.50 s-@s NnfAsSs ffpr fsslss - STRESS 49, go
EAar N@e 80 ~ ssqE efA fssfE8 ss~ - - 1eEf
EaseesfEss f2Ge-1E = "a $500 f1fsAea1f "a. go
ksff $50 aefkenF ~ 1872 - ssss. sA.es
ssss4e4 So essassfselsssg se-sl tkrrs Ws<es $500
s2ftssassd $500 1fsfzs4 N1sst $50 $500 $50 80
ssFzs. szS f1fesf 49, ssasN41s - - sefs esss
seFsHsss g~r ttss t4l1s. 81 - k&N~ -
- serassrs1a q sas4@Sef 49, tFeetsee< -
$780, - $500 - sats<F @Frseff = - - ss<ss
faasf sass4 ~ fsts szf1y So S~sEf ia go
~ sfsf4 . 49, Fg&EE1ess
fsrs 3 easssa~f $3.50 Fzsrses slafszssns4lts - asr
~ass~sssH sHesss aEzss 8saess~.e a. - 90 -
ifzefs Hafas szartes ~ - axrse &C., E14 rs1s
sssaazse sfssssts Nssk - fsf fss .ssas..
sssass4es ny nssxass sz a ~ $50 -
. ssEs& - s@sss ssssass
sEFf trnsF,
4 FEGD BILL
AffGassEs ss1 nset1sE.
~ = srInx nsEsKs
"a "a H-.fgrs sas.sa.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-04-19
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

SfMP CMS CF WUEmS.
TIE countenance paleand lcaden-
i colored, with occasional Pushes, or
circumscribed spot on one OF both
checks the eyes become dull 4: the pu-
pills dilate; an azure scmicircle TINS
along the lower eyelid the nose is ir-
ritated, swels, and sometimes biccds;
aswclling of the upper lip; occasional
headache, with cumming OF throb-
bing of the ears al unusual secretion
of saliva; Shiny or furred tongue;
breath very foul, particularly in the
morning; appetite variable. some
times voracious, with 4 gnawing ssn-
sation ofthc stomach. at others, entire
lygone ;tleeting pains in the stomach;
occasional nausea and vomiting: vio-
lent pains throughout the abdomen;
bowels irregular, at times costivc
stools Shiny mot uu!rcqucn'ly tingcd
with blood; belly swollen and haid;
urine turbld respiration occasionally
difficult, and accompanied by hic-
cough cough sometimes dry and con-
vulsive uneasy and disturbed sleep,
with grinding of the teeth; temper
variable. but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist.
DIR. c. McL.ANE'S VERAlIFCGE
will certainly effect 4 cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form i; is an innocent prcpSra-
ton, moi capable Of doing f.e Sligit-
est iuiH,yto tie mos. iegdcT infant
The genuine Da M:LANE YER
MIFUGE bears the Signatures OF {.
NJ. LANE and FLEMING Bios. on tic
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-04-19
FINAL NOTICE.
oFFIcE OF COUNTY TREASURER.

saina, March 18th, ls77.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following described
~ lands and town lots, sold the 9Th day OF Nay
A. D. 1874, for the taxes of the year ID ISIS, VIII
be conveyed 10 the purchasers unless the be
deemed on or before the 3;h day of september, \. y
lS37. provided by law.
JOHN b. HAMILTON,
County Treasurer.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-04-19

MnO0 Can't be made by every agent sysry noah
XQQu la the business furulsh ban thas< willing
UUUU 60 work can easily earn dozrn dollar. y
day right Ia their own localities Have no
room - eNplan here BusiHess Pheasant and honora
Die Women. ts,- and girls DO well men We
viii Furnish you a complete outfit free Tie h8sin
pays better thau anything etas. We III hsA sspsn
~ starting yoff Particulars free Writ sad
Farmers aud mechanics. their zoos ant daughters
sud All classes la need Of paying work at hoas shoud
write 10 rs and Yarn all about ths WORK At ssS
il tie time. bon dtiHy Address
TRrE co. Augusta kssns
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28
STEWART MEMORIAL CATHEDRAL,
GARDEN CITY. LONG ESLlED.

The imposing ceremony OF LAYING tho corner stone NJ this
ecilce now advanced Ia ba.dinR viii take place a. II
O'Clock m TIL DAY, June - under tho l c;ioa % the
Right Ecv. A. y. IGrrLtJouN. tsLopof ;!e Diocese Of
Long lsaad assisted ty Bishops o he Episcopal CurcA
other Doccf and by The clergy AMI ropre- natives
from the laity oi tle Diocese
The sunday S epreseued by several thousand
children.
Tie wi. be rendered by trained Choir q % voices
supported by Couterao's RsE1-f 20 peces
IAe Cathedral located upon elevated ground giving uil
many thousand, oi spectators who Nlu tSe this
opportunity witnessing interesting ceremony of layiEg
II Ar. Protestant Cathedral erected in
this country.
epeccals viii De ael 20 the trains of the Long Island
Railroad th fares at greatly reduced rates ior bJ'h adults
and children.
Trains win leave BROOKLYN Flli5usave va the steam
roEtc, 40 g. 9;iJ. J:3p o..
From 8u-hvl~s-1v-. 80 p. I'D aud 1o:J. e. m.
From Ea-i NcV YORK at go and 1905 q. M.
From Long Island Ctr 90 $50, 1908, J2O, AMI liC3 o.
Returning 10 ]. 3, T. aud t;31 2. 10.
SO a tau leaves Wnestonc az 1910 va College
Point Flushing. Bridge t and Central -atOn IN addition 10
regular IRA
From loru-i Valley At o. o and 1910 D. VI.
From Port JeIeg-oG eil GggenyOrt 54 and 1888
=. M. ~" Ha4ior $50 end tt5 e.. 1n.
From Patcaoguc VIA Valley stream and Hampstead, at
S.n- u.
From Roctavay via Valley Stream ana Hampstead at
5:3s ..
Fare from Brookyn Long island CITY Garden CITY
and return. Tor adults, 80 cent?. cl ren 81 cents.
J. CHiTTENDES.
General PassoE ger 4 gent. Long Island Railroad.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


PORT NEW-Yo
CLEARED
steamship Algeria Br), watson, Liverpool via Queens.
sseaa,p Anoc. t3r' Hughes Portau Prince. savania.
rm Forwood Co
steae.r1p Crty Of Vera Cruz Deasen Havana + Alex.
,ieaas.p Guf Stream. CroweIl Charleston $ c.. W.
sisaasaip Gen. Barnes. Cheeseman Savannah. Murray
.tg,ashg Martha stevens Chance Baltimore william Dal
.-ieausp Anthracite. Grumiev Philadelphia Peun Jas
Ell. gr-m,rlehe lGer) Rs.nkeu. Bremen Ger Theo Ru
Ta-s Chattanooga. Freeman Bombay Iuda r. " Cameron
lsls Easelrekt swell EnselbruchSen croustadt, Rus
Bark "a Moore lsl, shaw. Three sister, n s. scammell
Iars LADY Elizabeth ,Br) Co5best Lonaon, Eng. Arken
Lar rareuo -uocefo Ita,l Passaaequ7 Queenstown OF
p roita l'f .--e-s. -lo.oyca q 20.
-IA cone Vol Utah ferlEo, Dundee scotland sioccvch
~ vi-l Ii-ao.and sve3J. Blsruns Gothe40org. Sweden.
-. iaiaeo lBr Mofris rraise Ireland. j. L. Whitney
Ls 'l-'a nrl Peterson, Roa;aa, Honduras, william JeE
s .arly bloom (Br. Canton BCboa, spain Hsttou, Wat
Lls i.lurez Barnard Nassau. \ P- j. B Brown
ser els lo,ief Howard Wlmins sto1 n G., Vs. K lin.
se laar a. webb Travers Porto Beo C. s Wesley
~ l. Elaiuasd stevens Hartford. Conn, George q.
se.r Aae scrauton Pond Providence, r. H. NV Jackson
~ So J. A. Hatfield Orb Hata,id Windsor. y. s. c. ".
rs j. 3 J. Fireman Pennington FortA Plata 81.
W vsI ANA w. Collins. Hanlcastle NucritIs Cuba 4.
S.. ARRIVED
R-p ''ii0rnia fbrI. Nackav. GLASGOW Jrue lc,
sf-. .'- fitl nasc ana o. Hendesson Bros
..tf ~ NfN % -.
pr.r .- iA a.'.ite t@.ll4 savannah une p, with
a.. D iiucs3n Gager. NewOfieans June o. with mdse
"a. .-la q, Seaman.
,asiH Al.ri.ar. t,flts lave. win .rofqce ola
s..'.,'i.ilu ,tslusaiB 90
bH,sr, t. oit, philadelphia. with inGse and pass.
49, t.-l 4uercs ,of Hostou Lucker Liverpool MAJ "a
Lsr er S'iA Nor Oseu Hamburg % days. with bbls
10 E ,s CaIi C'or Nielsen London 81 days, in ballast
kI -i''o lNor' Jacobsen, ffavre - tags With ndse
BAR f-r..-,,tcn. tts-s o. Punch. Elye ,s co.
.i u .fa. n .iutrl 20 latH, with
EafL i,t1.i G 1efAcu. 'r4sel g. MiAcr Honghton
balssi D. F-.eA N'f, Ancr4scn, GfnstA - days Ia
bLIer f'i tii, Lsposlo. AH,sn', 80 oaye with ndse
Lrg ltl1' . " ..ls a. 90. 4slseG tlbfa.lar sag -.
h. ' H. hAssei lBII, --. Sea .Lyldoa, IN bal
hatfo ~ m = Kug.to1 Ifeg ulaa Baracoa s cays With
htlr .4tder, vessel fl fa.irs B.. Fitseli Z
n. i@usi0n 0f Lastps.tl Halios cil Wentworth
Fesse. Ier -, - 20 Tone pHeteT " y. c. a T. v King
So ~ h kutsn. Woouey virginia Win wood
ssf - 49, 7ialii "l-csof, =. Gays. vita pias
yc4 ee9ps clrA Windsor \. s. days. with plaster to
sehl l lnt,ie Zee Lee Calais, with lumber to order
Sclr edP Hulse. Portsmouth.
solr 49, 40 olnsou, Kelly HOcE Dort with ersuita
ksir Hsls-as salisbury, Handy BOsf0n
- ANITA AIG4coIl bostoG oE Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28

ssar Lucy H. blossom. chatned. Boston Lost maintoP
s,6r o-o W Roberts. Bcebe. NaatuoEet with fsh to
s r ic.,s Roeye, Redman Nantucket with asi TO Lam
ss6r D. g Nniooo Rogers. Nantucket. With h'h to Miller
scar scotia papss. Geo,ses Banks with ash to Rogers
s,br sarah y ZONES. phinney Rosten Tor Renaeut
, & e 1,e ','i .,r.v Fsi River for Port johnson.
schr lease li loi'rii t,s,r All "''et'
sehr Ff'a r,ier rirser fali iavcr
-ctr taar'ss ne,lh' ilii. so.t1n
scar minnesota ,oones i'1s''n'
sssr sesr SsaaSl ii.@ia Is.-a a..s's ssl'a 'S''.'
sosr iS5.r. ROBBERS. HafTici
SAILED.
steamships Perers Cor IA re- Agsra' t9r iAysrIo' s
On trean. ior Char sson Abenerle for Leves pei
3.i ss, t n sasny q, boon Tor crk orders Morning star
~ .ibr,llsf -tauDo wilmington. y c. scars L. ~
Via alani or uemcrau Ihue FauiAenburs for fhlAdei
p'%isTvu-sansct uehl s., cloudy.
roxror. Jun. ag'h ait ,,t Of the E,.t an
Olsen ~ b. Palmer Ferdinand latter fof phieeiphiA zlh
Norris for namarsco,a Iignnod GsPt h.er or Ses
Charmer and o. heusen- Arrvci u :, insL ,r So,
CAPT Nttig 25th inst Aczander Io stare zo,s " ,s,
hapman Cari corge latter ordered 10 eya .nd proceesa
27 inst Aiaeburgh Anna, capt sie"eris hraA'o' ana RI
''H1' " poNFsrrc PORTS.
CRY. June Il.--i.tt 1fth schrH
frf MedrHrf offh. schr Lucy Nav, Tor HavetiniL
RALraogE Jane IA rived steamships Saragos-a truh
Savannah tt.orlan, from Ilrt iu Prince j. '" "are''
FROM Sew htrk. -. -,
rUlf i riiiA June 27-Arrvsd .eamahips Boris from
Totoa Norfolk. from Val River EeyeIy fo,l Ne~ hutA
Port Antonio G. " No So trehi H''
torbt lila Matthews om hoston a r SoNe,l us t-ts
Hrsnfrfe Alexander Tor Heafor Cleared steam -iis HN =
r4d HaarfaCr ior Louaon via Hew orS Nslman 20 h'
ton IuUava4fs. '0r Providence Ann Eh1a ir " eN Us
Rankin. for riit ton, Me- - El'ac. Tor holH
rnnf Nr Oialo rli Ela Mutncws. Tor bostoh " lhsi1
Lowry io- Port'snd A 2 Vow % and Marcus l~v.s @ o1
u llurrF Point N g. smith, Jessie sinripcs am T'-'n.
lsna -uoiiuti i.na Erced for Lynn p FsnHnsn
f0r -aern g. NJ Irualsll snd ITruYolc fueli. i'r am
h-lrriort l.. s. Lowell, tf fail River ithst A.il
.,r .siil o. Norr aud IS. D. lhnmts Cor NcNHlt D. "A
ts. n .or .unouanr. Tuouas W. HaTrns aud curtis ACE
,rv .or .unrfs,t. -park, for Sayur lW gn lli ~
ffr i.l Fiaro. fr,uch f0r Richmond sailed sicansn'
.Dr..Iu snd IunaN4nol .,-, s......
sf4of. stnr a.nntaflcp lnr Brow IHfiN'
IlsU.y Itre -1.- Arrived. Fs Ntrc Glen, from rome
sia N.r.o D. M Il4a stevens iruli N rtI Annoy s,lls
D. A sf. o. les.s Eliza o.. turrrt .a1 Jac'9 i-ie1
rr flIs .rlri BARK t.slto Polo tf4n 'I,4 i'
rrr Porto Hco Port johnson. Ciolrrf. .tcahs' s
fr Goo p.iadcHhas Cen. Witacy ~ y ORA seip
f. Hattie ~ itl'ft 4~t
l.l.tf.DIH. Far Wind Scr Nov hork sailed ~eaaH.ps
..o tul Ioalaut -lUp ~ l4nil hhN hslA -Ai''
M.NFIs>Is so OC.Ar STEAM iilr-.
500. HAMPTON June 2i-lhe North u0rtAl Aolds iitc
s.fr. Nl.cl O.Ef SEES niDrT. from NcH oiG nnc TO-
q q ul,usH. aruyei h,re 90 |'ar.
lFor Larsf S,iB Ssvs F,1h Pace
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28
AtiBte.lans0Es

MEXICAN SOFT CAPSULE Co.'S Pure Cap
Z ,uaiel Medicines pat up 30 Teec boxes All DRUGGISTS
UNFINISHED DESK-ROOM, also Counters,
1 ~Ielvnz &C. II desired. reIt low 3-3 Chettuutst
e1ld floor, irons. lI4laarlrIla.
SlTEELE'- DURABLE FEATHER DUST
- gRs rtaled 90 wholesale prices ar actor 3 raIkro"
rg1HE TRJ-ANT BOYS-A more ingenious
Z picture thau ele r3Il.gste. Sent STAMP.
4. ABBEY. But,.in ~. Y.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28
M1vrArrRE -ArMANAr

&;gi sets...... 1850 Clock fat sol
Eoou Ss3 Maeu sUufhs. 90 Moons axe day II
WATER TUnAT-A "
Sandy Hook. 9-j Cow Island l0Oo Hell Cate. 1887
WAIAk rlDAl-F 81.
sandy Hook. S41 Oov. Island 1928 Hell Gate
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28

DONDOUT and Kingston-Landing at New
III oargh Poughkoeps Highland Falls IVES. pUn. Tcrn re
lei r. r. steamboats, THOMAS CORNELL and JAMES W:
BALDWIN, from PIsr foot springst N. H., daily Az NJ
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28
J ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
JUNE t. 1877.

1e~'4- 80 A''''
Ferry boats leave York from slip 90 minutes
Thirty fourtsi J.. r. 10 before each train.
Or sundays from IhTis-loal, De-. oAlt.
For Crernuort, sag aTbor aad Intermediate stations at
For PatchoIue etc, at 9:03 ., 4i5 528 p m sun
Fef B.Oy!n, at 7:3o so. 9os llso m 2, 4:24'
fOr Port Jeaerson etc. at 10 a. m $50 sos P H. sun
Pr Sort port etc. A. 10 m $3.50, 42i, sos, 642
L@sa5 eisa ceye &c at s4t llso so a H.
For hocSawsy Beach etc, Al LOGO 80 a. n $50 4'z+,
Tor Far Eockaway, etc, at Q 1920 ll3o > u, l3o ?
$50 f24, 500 545 pm sundiya Yl5 TO- II a. n I'So
For FIsna COLLEGE Point, whitestone. Great neck Can
ahea principal hotels ana uadernenuohea Ticket
5 Qce in TEwyoRE ~ = ] pt Joqe' s sP 'R4 "a Thirty e1
Plrs 1ace 7s5 Eroadway siA nr9laway Grand Central
Depo, Fort' second S. lh bliOOALl " S'S washington
D. purchasing tcktts af a,y the oHcea baggage
can be checked from res.cenee 20 ee-lh
DENNSYLVANGA RAILROAD. - GREAT
FOUTE n and Z5 l.7i trains leave New YORK
Va -Dc,g for HasbufF Pittsla7sh the south
with pullman Paiaoe Cars attached a. m and $50 p NJ
F5 wm.rasport ock Haven. CORY ard Erie at $50
ana tho Oh Regions For Wiliamsport and Lock haVen
For Baltimore WASHINGTON. snd the South, Limited
Washington E1press OF Puinaa r-Ioi tata qV @ sact.s
20 a @ p, 8 ar SO p IA ~ 2 y SO 5hI miss nV I Ioso
81 30 y In. EfnlEl1nt and second dci1S-f p N
For o. Newark ElzGbetn, l1hWay, Frhceloh lren
ton. Perth AmhOy, Pennington, blNdeie @h osAei VoHS
see Local schrlurs 4 a Gickct Offices
Trans arnye FROM Pittsburg, 6:5o ana IotV a. M ana
1870 daily 10 lO ESQ D. H. cslti eAtept nOn
day. Prom Washington snd Baltimore b5: iV.Jo a. m,
l.l0 5.l0 lO:lO NJ. Sunday ESQ, 1910 o. m FROM
ph'iadelDhs 05 ESQ gI0 1910 lO40, 100 A. NJ 40
$40 5:I0 ESQ $40 lOIO, and 1920 p N sunday. BOO
ESQ. IO.fu. 1850 r. IN. 500. Z. and lO-O o. NJ ~
Ticket Ofhccs 626 and 944 broadway No Astor House
of besDrOsfes and C0rtlsndt-sths No toIIa
BfOokvn; ia. nc ana lis Hudson 81, 4oDoken DC
pot Jersey CITY kmgraE Ticket once No shaisy paes
FRANK THOMSON. l. p FARMER
General Manager. General PAsseAgsr Asenh
New-York tribune., 1877-06-28
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