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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-28
BASEBALL IN THE PARK.

To EDITOR THE HEBALD:-
The baseball season beng close at hand you would
greatly oblige the lovers OF the game who over
sixteen by calling the attention OF the Park Commits
sioncrs to the iact that are allowed TO play
according TO tho present law, which IS very unjust
one Why not give us one Of the three grounus 10
play on BLUE GLASS Is. y. Z.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-28
on yoNDER PLAIN.

To THE EDITOR HERALD
On Dcsbrosses street. near Greenwich, there lies
old dead win the proper authorities light npou
his bare back bone ana remove him BY inserting this
IN your valuable 'Complaint Book you VIII obhge
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-28
WHY. INDEED

To EDITOR THE HERALo:-
Is there a city ordinance prohibiting the blowing
OF fish horns. "lIcenscd veadcrsn excepied2 VIM
is the nuisance aliowedY INVALID.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-28
OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.
THANKING the "coMp1AlSr BOOK. .

TO THE EoiroR or TEg EgRALD:-
Some tune ago wrote 10 you complaining OF houses
OF N repue, situated in the Tcnth ward near Gram.
mar School No 20 ! take this method OF publicly
thausing you for the abatement of the nuisance re-
icrred to- to express my confidence IN the great
poaer rendered. by your valuable .Complaint Book
Please continue the good work, attention should be
given To the removal of similar houses surrounding
Grammar School No. 7. In the same ward. With deep
gratitude, remain
A FRIEND TO THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-28

We have received several letters on the location o.
tho Post once at Morrsania. but caunot and space
for them. Tho majority OF these letters decidedly
In favor 81 tho present Site u Is TO BIO supposed that
Postmaster James Will lot tho matter severely alone
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-28
VOTE FoI RAPID TRANSIT.

NEW YORK, April Il, 1877.
To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD
Can not the subject OF rspid transit be lett to tho
OF the people, tho same the Croton water question
WASP There almost much opposition TO tho
water question then there is 10 rapid transit
Agltate 1t. JOHN IL. FRASER.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12

HISTORICAL. SKETCHES OF NORTHERN NEwYoRK
AND TUE ADIKONDACK MiLDLRNESS. liy NA-
TnANIrL BARTlfrI sYLyIsIEL Svo ~. $40. William H.
Young; rIOy y. Y.
Mr. sylvester presents "a combination OF de-
scrpio statistics historical episode poetry md per
soma details which is evidently meant to meet variety
OF taaes The skctches mostly slight SLOWING hut
hast, research and containing some information which
s quite unnecessary FOR cultivated readers but tie vol
ucc as whole VIII very wc as gos,ipy com
plou for visitor the Adiro ndacEs Who, stretched
upon his loock couch, may read at viii Of sir william
johnson, Chntcsubriand, thc siour d" Cbampan or
Ioscpli Eou4parc, varied by verses from Caleb Lyon,
rom Moore and Christina R9s-ctt. Thc most interest
iug chapters are hofe relating the early settlements,
aud oc purchase OF large estates Of Wild land III the
region.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
BEaNAGDTO 0cHNo.

RE- sAeuTND gCfIGNO. or SfEEt: 4 CDNlElfi
.IDN rNtt Al... IHE HtoIOttN CO.. iIl4 lt'-t'i.-
NATION. 90. hf.L HE.ttI,f fian.lfci ff1lf ....r
German ut liaG, IlltEsh. osu. llr o0i: hobcit
CaIt, q a.. l4,it.
This is an account OF the life and deeds of
a. almost forgotten naItn Bcfo1ucr-l ntcmpol ny
Of Luther anI e. cOworocr with hm ia tlc Same d.fcc
ton Dsinlrjn0 O,lno was D0u az 5en' ~ lls7, Was
turned to q rel gou- i, in - youth by tha teachnss
o. sayvnaIoia .,Gt finally Dec me Cap1cn monk As
,nan Of purity auI pe.y lud an lhrtssoued orator. Lr
soon Obtained wide rcnoEn. lie preached III the pTii
cipal cities of Italy from Venice TO Naples, wth so inuth
feTyor and holiness that the Cnurch becune alarmed
be was denounced as a heretc ami dnaiiy IN 1912
cited to appear at Rome Bat his religious views
by this ulnc, 20 have been fixed beyond
the possibility Of change. Instead Of Obeying Tie
summons, he determined Oh Hight, travcrsed
Iomi,ardy and crossed the Alps TO Geneva.
He there rnaaed three years. Ia friendly relations with
Calvin became confirmed Protestant, and was married
soon after reaching Augsburg IN l3i5 He was driven
thence early in lJ47 by the victories OF the Emperor
Charles w. aud soon after went to England, where he
was kindly received BY Cranmer ad discussed theology
with tic young princess, Elizabeth But the RomAh
reaction under Queen Mary drove him forth again at the
end Of six years. and his time was thenceforth divided
between asIe aud Geneva In 1904 le went " f0and'
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
Gteamboats ano Railroads.

ERIE RAILWAY.
II SUMNER ARRANGEMENT OF TRAINS, In effect
81 ga "a Mn.1eincnnau and Chicago pay EIpress Drawing
1916 m-Erpress Mail for Buffalo with Sleeping Coaches
Tp m CDaIly-Pacnc Express for the West. sleeping
Coaches through 70 Rochester Bnhao Siaga& % & hs @ Sps ~
csIeasc cii 11% o"''So "''"OO' '"A"tS' N'', NV,
EeMs s sso ic sir'ff SSe % s5 @
p m II midnight saturday nights only Sundays 9ho
and pa.ac TAO y pGs" S".s. LAO
% J. S.5 s.s sy6 fa ard d1s q fsss 1875 nooo
and IL midnight Sundays, G. $780, 0lS 10 m, 1i5, eso
sSs S ssaJ. ssS ID a. S s' H. d5S and md
Cornwall ia M 3.so $50 ?. m Sundays. $50 a.
se%Sarsn, o ioi5 n $50 lso p m Sunday, $50
Goshen. g. 7IS o. TO- 1915 a. m, $3.50. sA5, 4:3o. 7p m
saGsSS: %SsSss g sS9 9 c o nj io4S sio & s4s 4so p sun
sagsss sags s S 10 and o.sesd H T. %
Port Jeryis. 7AS.9 10, l04o q m AGO. pm. s"mSy"'
80 T. sic saeas Chamber hail hours
leave q 3 thirty mnp,e' ssT ESn s trans snSs
and I's5' ps S' ccc. ana % be :pd
and S s q Sg . s ddsy r No. e
BTookyn and at the compaays Depgt. in York a 72s
q. m. 1:lo and 7;55 ?.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY.
Trains for Engs@ood Cosier Piermont and NyaeE
T. $50 ga5 4 l. 3. 4, 4i5, 630 $3.50. $50 p. n ana
SATURDAY nights only Mt 1870 m Sundays, a. M aud
$50 q.
JNO. n. ABBOTT, General Psssr Agent, New YORK
EOR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
4 FIELD, WHITE MOUNTAINS MONTREAL L. ard in
termedato points leave Pier =, H. r. daily tSun
days cXcepted) ~ wentyhlrdst r. lt at 3lO M
and M connecting with special trains at New Haven for
Hartford Sprimgfe Tickets sold and baggage checked
at g44 rOadway York. and COuit st., BROOKLYN III
oursion to New. Haven and return. 81 80
LNOR PHILADELPHIA, via LONG BRANCH
i and the NEWJERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
Leave North River, foot Rector st. at a. M, Tor
Branch and E1tOntown.
m. for Philadelpiia, Long Branch Toms RIVER and
Vlneiand.
D. M Philadelphia, Long Branch, Toms River Ware
town, and IuckerfOn.
GI5 D. m. iOr Long Branch,
"Di''" ~ ' WM. $. sNEDEN q. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
EVANGELICAL CATHOLIC PAPERS Comprising 40.
dresses. Lectures. ana sermons, from Wrlmgs 4 the

EVANGELICAL CATHOLIC PAPEKS: /: IOnpfIsIhR hu-
dresses, Lectures, ana sermons, from Wrilngs Mi le
IsV. W a. MUBiESHKkG, ID. ID. ovo. pp. 40i l. Whllta
bsT. Biue House, y. y.
The many friends of the late DR.. Muhlen-
berg will be glad possess tins collection OF his ser
mons and addresses which given various special
occasions during the past 30 The second on the
list entitled "Ihe Bebuko OF the Lord was preached
after tie great fire IN tins city. IN 1885, and there Is
much IN H. referring the inOrdnate passion for money
getting which would apply with equal force TO thesc
days There Little tat is original or especially forei-
bic ia language in Dr. Muhenbergs disc urses; their
true force lies the depth OF hs convictions and the
simple sincerity Of his expressions. without IN the least
intending H., he impresses his own personal qualities
above all his spiritual truth aud swccturss upon every
thing c says; and hence read hs words Is kc coming
iutO friendly contact with good man.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
Geatners.

AN experienced LADY TEACHER desires a
~ position IN family school eau teach ingsi, singing
drawing painting Address II Box ll8' Ne" "-lia'en'oI
A COLLEGIAN, competent to fit young men
refer Professors in Columbia College Address
W. G. r., Tribune Onicc
A YALE GRADUATE Of experience vii viii
"a coach h classics or German; wishes surim.I shsIS
@fnt t cr gh'f rnps %SlS %esny hSGoye Ts Mas.
A FINE CHANCE FOR TEACHERS.--Exccl-
~ lent school Property for Young Ladies b@ir"g or l'
yae scoci PAU hon g y m N o d ce5 dn c.y tcrms or
rented low 10 good parry. SCHOOL Tribune ofce'
A MEXICAN aud FOREIGN TEACHERS
t4 81; ard lG,st sapps iacal. la Paglic 81 syle@s
Tnc '' gyrs ormaioa to parents o. sSoi Miss
Youngs 2yoar successful cxpo,cuc' a ihe manlscment
hes 10, meeting any demand. Appy to Miss M. 1oC EG
(HILDREN TAUGHT for SUMMER BOARD;
q1or "s: @ Cl1s: Sf i lar ast 'y lys ES.YYE NiESYofE
EDUCATIONAL BUREAU, 80 Union square;
isncs has"Se'H'H'' "1aS XSSA H4SnALT DIEa TSSaerr
gTOR EUROPE.-A small paity is being formed
by rr2cs'oa I c'sy iy il 81 VIZ 85h st.
FAMILIES and schools supplied with compe
tcpt American and europe trichers professor tutors
Mrs. en- 9@S T SS & IN to oS ' ali '2a S%arp i 10
~ oscc qfrGa1 @ 2R4 1 ~ S@srs %@si 5 1"%'r
AIRS. LOUISA B. CULVER, Teacher Of
IVA rA1N1ING uaudscnpc, tlow'rs Sc.L wii rcceiy'
ofdpuI HLttctuE ~ tfnuf f1ik and NIchiy
Later. Glass VIII bc formed icr The country.
i.ccleEccs sir D Huntington, NJ. VIM Hart, MT Jame5
81. Hart.
QUARTERLY ELOCUTlONIST, 30 Union
\l~1usrr. Back numbers Supplied. ANAA EAHuALL DRhi
C,ehcrmcrhorn's School Agency, 30 L. 14th,
- represents (wihout pub cy reliable Teachers 10 school
authorities cVcIyv here 2!Nltnns for stamp Parents al
VIsci about food schools.
GUNNER ENGAGEMENT WANIED-By
- graduate oi ucd,ho.R aud Paris Invcrse-. VINO no
class American school; VIII teach
day exchange pleasant home, or would
travel joinr ecuucnc; saly Object. Apply TO Miss
MI. Npl So, 2j ttuOu-squarc.
~ COTESWORTU PlNCKNEI's AGENCY
I Tor SCHOOLS and Teachers supplies schoo.s and
iau cuuecu teachers teachers with pos tius IA
creasue dnfd for good tescrf4 Apply early for Autumn
yacsncos send stamp ug app lna'iou form .......-.
t''ff'i .ADItIIi PING kNET.
30 Union square NhAyr sido HeHr io'h ~ ''o".t
VVrANTED-Tw experienced Lady MUSIC
~ TEAtIIE-o vocalist pianis'i zach mus, %" con
Ger, % fioIm,r. Aadfcsa LADIES Cuit"l l"us'" h,.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12

An edition Of The Forces Of Nature, l'y AME-
DE GUuLNiS, translated from the French ny Mi' Nor
man IocEyer aud cdl'cl with notes and additions by j.
Norman lockycr r. r. S.. rs i,LCd u monthly numbers
by Macmillan Co. presenting 10 thc public IN oonNc-
nicnt form Of the m0s; admirable modern works on
the irnc'I,s OF physical science II is highly recon-
,ueuG,,i M ID, cinptrhcusycucss and completeness of
iis contents the Vigor Of W style, the iur!dN of lis
,atcucuts tIc ainc. and beauty " its pictorial Illus
j,uous. and lis singular adaptation for popular icidns
At comparatively small expense ii .nrishca asa invalu-
able library n recent physical research md discovery
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12

Scribncr, Armstrong & Co. have just issued
volumes ". and v Of the Me-. series of Dr. Horace
BusRuePs works. comprising his treatise on " rhe Nca-
uou- Sacrifice, grounded 90 Principles interpreted by
Human Aualoics" and Its second psr entitled " For
,,.ycucs, and Law" Two more volumes viii complete
The series, which for, iuing memoIii OF tho authors
lofty spiritual ana intellect la character.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
4HstrnrlioH.
CITY
CITY.
4 MERICAN KINDERGARTEN--N
crs. for k rearueTs His. T. 8. Coe rri9 - r. 3D.

CITY.
/ MEXICAN KINDERGARTEF:-NoRMAL
tc'. ioI h-ei ~ i' - ~ & ,, @ ,ifs - N 10
I CLASS FOR RO1S.-Th> elias, is designed
a prepare Doys tomusIiy Tor tc best csZe, Number
OF pupils limited 20 Is ~ tom be.las r -" i o. for
Isr,cpecs lre.ccn' "'rrs W. I.h7 ii1r'ari 'ol-eG
rrcsd.ut Iauea Nsc'.h l,e,e.en ,o"se' Hcay j.
;y Ircri' li,,-c,c., exc. y s. Ciu. aal may o.aers
SuARIIER INSTtrrTE,'
BOARDING AND DAT SCHOOL soR BOYS fron 7 to
Entire personal attention restricted to % boys
IL -slef r.a1c-h""iHrcr' "'t. J. ' A'i'2f' "''H'e'
FTARVARD and OTllER UNIVERSITIES
: CLASS, of MI NEWELL 1ij East eGthsL Beat ref
,r..ces 10 parents Of pupil
NFADAME d siLyAaud Mrs. BRADFORD
N, ~ DR. r, ', o,, sp.ra.e eass Tor
Lo5s under tuorocpblf CONG .o,cn; tc4clor-.
DACKARD'e BUSINESS COLLEGE, SEQ
lo-aNaj l.s ha o' mol. 81 s.'I ia' W. W. a. IA lu9ii .
u, .Isc st.tui. "a. .usiiuctloa 8" Aug. ].
S. s. PACKARD, President.
UNIVERSITY or THE CITY or NEW
IAe tnrual Commencement vii '~ hfd on TIT i,7DAf'
Jle l 100 ~ 'le Aseaemy % o. " -'.G i.
Iy.aI. .us .5r s,,n on fUIs6AY. Turc -. at 10
dee '''' '' HOWARD CROSBY, Chancellor.
EArM. II. LEGGETT SCHOOL, LIZA Broad
~ way-iIi, alto pupils iu sumlari; BJAiD required.
90 Fast $50 Il.
XVANTfD-To buy YOUNG LADIES
avis to si,s mrcaELL 'i Ieac,r, % Gargau 81
Country.
A HONELIKE Boarding School for Young
y BOYS D. HINle, .. a., Hei'ps'"ao j. T. 500, 90 $50
RROOKS Seminary for Young Ladies, Pough-
ky kocpsie n. y icopors n Sept. Addr ladri White.
EVEREST RECIORY SCHOOL for boys.
~ Isoh riiuent cr.fir,c Next icVluz sept T.
WM. LOUIS Woonht ~. Principal, lia lGcu. Conn.
ELMWOOD HOME.-Engiish. French, aud
II Gcmrn boarding. bc0r Tor Young ladies aul children.
IiaI,y Hampshire Co. Haas Misses furer a Champ1e},
Prime pals
LOCUTION-SUAlMER TERN.
RI NATIONAL SOHO Lof EIGrUIIOE ard ORATORY.
No. i.4ls Chcstnutst. Pinado pht
!. ". sItLMAktN, A. N, pTes.cuf.
SUMMER bo gins MONDhN, July scnd for cue.
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for young ladies
" B1oscport Cone Adhrcas Miss EMILY NILSSON.
HARVARD, YALE, or COLUMBIA con-
duoned students coached dnnng summer months at
Irving Institute TGrTytown y. Y. Address AkMAGSAC
ROWE, PT1ncipals
WEST END INSTITUTE.-Mrs 3. l.. Cadys
Boarding school for Young Ladies, Now Haven. Conn.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
SYRIAN SUNSHINE. BY r. q. APPLETON lGmo. pp. S0S
Roberts BIotterE.


Mr.. Appleton isnot a preacher or an Instructor,
hut simply refined companion who seems to take II Tor
granted that his readers have been over the ground no
iraverses. aud only need TO have their memories re-
frcshcd and their enjoyment renewed, through ms own
lie wont by beaten roads aud only the usual sights
he has neither discovery adventure to record: ha
descriptions, even. franentary aud apparently gwen
without he has managed steep his pages the
beams OF Syrian aud to TX upon them an odor as
Of the wild rosemary OF Lebanon His style Is rather
that OF cheerful discursive talk than OF careful writing
his hits of reflection are dropped as spontaneously,
aud bis sportive passages never suggest design 10
ausc the reader. certain ngenuousness, tempered by
knowedge and taste. the chief literary characteristic
~ the author; and 1t carries rs pleasantly enough
through chapters which simply repeat tho usual
scenes ond experiences Of Syrian Journey For TINS
reason those most familiar with the ground viii most
enjoy The volume.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
FUJCU VALLEY RAILROAD.

/ ETTIUTT VATIEF KNIITVFAU.
i ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS Jan. /.
lsT7-rsye dopos ~ Cortadt and DesDrossessis at
80 p M. ght Express, daily for Eason bethlehem Al
entoyn Mauch Chunk Wilkesharro Ptston Sayto ElmrA
Ithaca Auburn Rochester Buffalo Niagara Fails, and the
West Pulmans sleeping coaches attached -. .
ROB'J. n. SAiRE Supt and Engr
General Church t0rtlauSrts
ka Ageuf
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12

was expelled by the Kings ORDER and died Of the plague
his return the ago Of ~. Herr Benraths account
Of this cventful and restless life Ia enriched with
passages from his works and letters which throw much
cbt upon the struggles out OF which the Reformation
was born The work is very valuable contribution to
the history of the Protestant Faith.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
NEW-YoRK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW

BOUND brook ROUTE.
FOR TRENTON AND PIIIAul LPTTA
Leave HrfrN NoFs fug IIelt1i and pli.drr.g ~ q 30
O. 0'n 1880 s r l5o, $3.50, $50. 10 p. iI auI az H.
90, Trenton.
Leave ilRlelph1 from station North Pelnsyyau.a Rail
rot Ihlrd rud Htk' s' 81 1870. "5u, ll.JO 3D., lJ0.
4.l1. $3.50. l2 o.
ifav. Trenton or sevYorL az 100 $50. sos. 1915 M,
~ %, ".lO. 4 o. 300 b. n,
PiI.mau Room tffs attached Too $50 %. m.
l3p .1u triirs fI1m N"N -Nofk 90 t, 111 $3.50
$50 a. f.us nom h. lis, td sleeping cars io tho
II ocors uin cAt trains ro'n both New and phalrl
phia. .......
93n o. in.. 5.3j, I2 D. Iu.
Tt.,l 10, ball. 90 loot II IIncrysf Noe $40 and gli
Rr0adEa the principal hSa.n az 6noca II fr. a
way IA Now fSrs asd Io,Aiin, ani AZ 80. Courts..
yn. Baggage checked of ret enrc destination.
IL. y. BALDWIN. den Pa.n. Aaoni.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
ptopOsaIs

PROPOSALS for FURNISHING RATIONS
i ana -liIP tIiAN DLIth f0r EtNINt T. st--ieIs.
tttIDii iloi ~. tlIIFUIDur btr. o. day %. 1877.
-EtLIu piDiuaAl-- uu ia received ai t. office urtl
j. O'Clock. ioa. OF ~ NEDEi-ft. Iuur I". l-t1 sup
yiu- iau'Ha snI SPIN litnfi'> i". i0 Csc oi tr
an. ol iiv lult o., fsflt aIfo
thf o4lecai IIsisi. yi'r rranf ls7r
s,l,l.., nf arci.r ul rlF 'ludIriy be
futH.sicu tu application tu tlI- Office.
Tho l.f IrstTFtd Co. frIrt al bids
at oi the fuinf un..ft no fo'u.
Cllt rlH A. ARTHUR, Collector
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
Sdlts Jn GuttIoH
Goal anG u)o90.

DEDUCTION OF PRlCES.-UMpiKE KIN
Et 30 D WOOD Df'pDT established ii-r IJi 8
last 2JlI-at. between 1h,id aud Lexington avs. rnd or
lrlcc lil "a. l. " II III Ar.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
forces. Carriages, Garnc6s, &t.

forces. Garr,agcS, Garnc5s. &t.
PONY PlIAETON FOR SALE.-Ipquirea at
- UDNNELiN g STABLE, corner Of Henry aid cark
sts. Brnklfu 3D..
4 UCTlON HOUSE OF ARCH JOHNSTON
~ Gc Ga,s Johnston q E9n 13i ,.1,.c i9, .gl9
iifvcuiug POst BulincJ
THE HORSE AID CARRIAGE BihNCh or OUR
HOUSE is l9, ~, - aId =, ilIIiIEhN TIl@'I.
trvcrsty- place.
The bYsiross Will - conducted Irccly the sanc ftrict
grd honorable principles winch hIsc always character cei he
Cal house and won IT, respoc "nd '""ioIee o
KEG Ui.AK sALlb EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
Al 20 OtLOCk.
Entries for salo may DC UiAdc through the mail.
CECOND-HAND CARRIAGES, one top depot
y Wagpu, poe aud si1iF by Il. ~ StIFcrs; hslt
halfop i,r sc.l lhaton Sianhopc ihaeyn and turnout
ans .rou rhtu. wood Bros platform top aud
rumble Phacfop by Fi4udrfI three light Coaches suitable
for the c0Iy three rsi'at IartO1s and four Bar1ucheb
several SETS Coach ilaiucss WILLIAM IL GkA1, ~ aud
20 Wooster Il.
VHE SECOND ANNUAL SALE.
YEARIING TROTTiNG COILS AND FILLIES
VIII tase pace ~
FASHION STUD FANM,
TRENTON, y. j.,
THURSDAY. June IA.
Tho following wl.op the Farm FOR accommodation
II fIsts.enarla attending the sale: The 1899 fioni
Nori ard thc ~ q. from Philadelphia returning viii
leave tc Farm fpr New York at Ga u, aud Tor riitei
RiV excursion tickets. sale alrHrir aad
wiIhout Col = q. HATCH oi Nrw-N"rk, AuouOncer
SETANTED-A STYLISH HORSE, good
stfppe. Lt under 10 hands high, t0 drive Ia and fOm
railway % tuou, sa,c t'iIs. W j., B'A H. Irbnnc ONCE
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
WHITE STAR LINE.

FoR QUEEsSTOWR AND LIVERPOOL
CARItYfN6 THE
UNITED STATES MAIL.
The Steamers Of THIS the Routes recommended
v ent Naury e. 4 ~ gong south OF tue Bauks tho
pa,sage 10 Qnccn.to,n, all the year round.
BRITASEIC SATURDAY. June 10, a. IN
GEKMASIC SATURDAY. June - SAY
AHRIATiC. rATCEDAN. July Il, a. m.
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCk, PIER 81. NORTH
- ga IA
uou. ucts The 1aoun BtaerOoms. smoking, an' DS9''
I,ou,s ar utacr.
ies ten ahodiug degree OF comfort hitherto unattainabo
RATEs-saloon ssU and siO0. gold. Return Tickets on
favorable terms -iccragc SzS
For ~ plans and other Information. apply at tho
Company : ONCE SO 81 Brosiway, hew.fOrk.
Il. ]. COli1IS Agent
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
THE MONEY MARKET.
a.-sALEs HEYoRn rnr CALL

Official REPORT ~ y sTocF ExcHAgoE SAFE,
JUNE II, 1877.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
rVO PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LIN r.
between
EEW.YORk AND PHILADELPHIA.

Thirteen Through Trans way day three Depots
Pmlaiclphi0. two IN New-York.
Double Track Improved Equipment ana the FASTEST
Time consistent win absolute safety.
on ana after ,fay : :. 1877,
express Trains leave New DesbrOsGcs and COrt
landt Streets FeIIles - follows:
7.3u, $40. $50 Lime, 1880 NJ. Ia. .. 6, T. aud
$50 .. sunday a. M, D. H. 4 ahd so p ~ $40 on,
Ertuuiug. Philadelphia 3.3D T. 1880. 800.
q. flmicd Exmcss 80 y. M. . & $50, :. ana
1880 Z. and ~ midnight. sunday, $3.50, = $50,
l.. . u. NJ. - midnight.
Ticket Of1ccs 52G aud ga Broadway No Astor House.
foot OF DcabrDSsss C0tland ss h0.4 Court It.,
Brooklyn; nos. III, llG and ls Hudsonst Boho~cn;
Derot Iersey civ Emigrant Ticket Ofco Nos Battery
place. T.. r. FARMER. Genl IA sengor Agent
PRANK THOMSON. General Manager
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
OCEAN 1Iramers.

NATIONAL LlNE.--piers Nos.44 and 81, Mr.
~ FOR Los Don.
THE QUEEN. WEDNESDAY June ~. al 3 nm
ron OUFFHsTON y AND LIVERPOOL.
FI sat- Juns L.. 90 sm iIAl y ra June -. D..
cabin anG stcerago passage and Drafts % 81 Gpv
sued styery low ratea Comrsnys ohces ~ hIoafvay.
A. ". J. HUlts /, Manager
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12

DALY LINE for STANFORD and GREEN
~ WIcH-OE aud after SATURDAY. juno o, the fast and
fay0riie segmnoat T. g. SCHULTZ viii leavr Icr ~. T. H.
near Peek hpl AT LOO eOcS Excursion tickets 60
AID ~ cents.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
Metropolitan Bs9S az


4 < 10 80 Reg
ll,n1u .......ll2's .
Louisiana Consul
iU.OiO..... 80 .
\ ! Cent lst, Con
! .OCO ..... 90
Han e ~ 10 - e.
% 90 ..~. ~
Pacific X ~ VI lHt
5000. ......lOO
30 ru.f sffaa
! 1000 .... A.
NOrtii. West COnsol
GGHl Hf.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12

y If-iuI 'Hr 4tF hipU, Nf B.ik. Long Branch,
ocean drove. .., st 7 40, 9, D. 90 q. ri g. D.
90 nYd afirt .1r tgnr additional lBa. each way viii
hc isa bttar ahl Srt Gir,. N.ci NIu Uo
au erprc-s making u0 tnl- b.tHccg New-'0rs and Long
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
Jnstruffion.
Country.

IRVING INSTITUTE. Tarrytown, N. Y.-No
military; no extras resident Instructors 70 Doaro
ing pupila Circulars at THOMAS KIRkPArRlCks soo
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
SALES FROM q.


sIarI and NJ G
~ ...... l
American Express
15 -. IiL
North. West
100 ...sts.. -
North. Western ~
lVo. 40 =
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Wrean Steamers
n MrsTrnN sTFAMSHIP LINZ.

NKEAT WESTEHN STEAMSI1If ILINE'
" NETWORK TO BRISTOL tEng.)-DIRECT.
ssns goods and passengers for London Cardiff he"po~
gloucester. and all ports In Bnsoi Channel
Sailing from Pier lS. East River. ~,
The daily gazette., 1877-07-05
THE GROVER COMMITTEE

Before the committee investigating the
election OF Senator Grover, in session at
Portland. Oregon, ex-senator Nesmlth has
testified that he was asked for money tn sa-
cure his election, but he consented to the
withdrawal OF his name from the hat of
candidates. He understood that "outsiJers
were paid in the Grover interest,"" / did
not know that any member of Lsei.rlure
received monev on "lhe final ballot" for his
vote. u. M Johns testified that he heard
conversation in presence of Mr.. Gold
smith, banker aud islend OF Grov r IN
relation TO the refusal OF six Democrats IN
go INTO the caucus, and it was stated that
they ''probably wanted money" and s,ms
one said the amount was SG01O. Mkt
morning Goldsmith said "tae matter had
oeen fixed and there would be an ectiou
that day" 0~'''"