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Q-was ssythns said aeoat renting Ale
'"1 rnaR3rrp THEM TO WEBSTER.
o.-wlcn was thatl Ain october or the Gzat
ri. u"who .. s, ras present II the ttsnet A-nc and
I. le atkei me not 10 tay nothing before the Com
"titec u11y;ba. II any reply did you n,akci Al
toiS hin f1 ronld sn.xer any questions, bnt would
not volnnlees any iestlmony. H..
ah9nf wet1.sc4's 1Ss bon.ei A.-Yes. Ir+porisi Il
A. heinz t,l*otierly and homo Of .fame an, he
A. would sss :oa nsvc fss
tween iiartitSn md rolk street. Many Of them
By my orders.
Q.-was Web..et's pul1cd'
Iii. SIis desired 10 show that, while other
houses wtre pulled Webster = wa* not.
The Court remarked that the Superintendent 20 -
a1e:.ian a1e Sda1ss,; ent. "''A '@ s''N's '' .
p.-How many times was Webftefs hoase
pTed Fl ths later paf; nf !S,g ,, A.. ,,,,, I'm.
proved.
This Court said that DnekleT b being Captain OF
Mr. smnit, ni Urged ti,st that dldnt prove thst II
wns honrc Of fll.famc.
IN lse sts. pefs RVS" ei is7'' II Sia'' a ~
Al. vas nut hare seen prostitutes u Web.
IN st from ths stteeI ,eers on The bess reported
Tho hnnte 10 me- C,t1cef farkcr rnlle'l It oncc.
uicKEf WANTED TO KNOW WHAT TILE HOUs&
WAS ARRESTED FOR,
tht nan1ra 81 suuao oG those WHO live Or lived
there,
nrsm,scs a. to thclr bciug used for lewd Of i'm
pfoncr purpoec.y
Mr Smith objected, since that II was = hnuse Of
III .fame could not 30 shown BY general reputation.
Thn obirctI0n vas stf,tainr.f.
Wjtnces said he VA. Acquainted with tha reputa-
t!un ct Tho pcorle who visited the house, Tic
wumcn were prostitutes and the men thieves.
CONGRATULATIONS Nr SIR. SMITH.
Q.-Aro you friend Of 1l1cke,t AIN what
rcepecas h,e xoo , frcud Of Hickey. A,-lhaye no
raT.e n IL ~ fnrni of lii.
U-Hre vnn : friend Of hist AL am not, sir.
t,-Ynn nIr an ensmy OF blsf Al an not q
frrnJ NJ hss.
u -are ytu mn enemy Of hisi A-As far AZ
,nkiIr tnst;rc i, Enncrrncf. nm,
The Witness lcyr ss[d tint he cou,l not b hull.
/ dnzrtt bv Mr. smith
Vii NJ. sfl,is cbjseted To Smiths uannef OF conduct.
| !iha Court ea[,i II Nne not pepprr
Witrces ,sas tcf, ,ntnrrnrstsi ~ tn whas he bad
t.sttasI In bcfnro thn j.o,ncf Cummjticc lie sail
- .tnfr thsrr nniy yshnf ho was aakcti-t]id NOT
rotnmtrrt nn1th,nv. liz was uncertain whether bc
haH snsn rrtl fhe Following nucntions thus: ''Ilo
xon n .nnr nxn knouiedse know of kny conuec-
ion between Sapt, Hickey and Wcbatert Al
| do moi, U-Of d criminal natnref Al don't
I Inow snYtkfnr at crtmitIai natnrc." iic did not
recoItect te.ti}yiua that to house was not resort
! for thteynn
| 'nMi,;H 1or answer thia me<tIon An e.otca:
.iIo you know any thieves or prostitutes That rr-
4 tha..t Al rnf 4 dnntt nh
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1.-THE LOST HER," =
En<-fdf naty,aksb IA TNA Ts.fhs,ms

6pVc1us 7F5Q74tA 70 I'M 1F76RHz,
Qutxcr. ILL.,, July O.-A run,or 10 curront hero
10 the effect that man BY the name OF 1oha
White. Of tbis city has Just discovered thst Ne -
the hetr 10 property In Springfield valued II $780,,
0oo The property 10 said include the si.s Of the
old Stats. ffouse, the American Nouse property,
tho BIT. Nicholas Hotel site, and othsr yaluabls
Glocka. Whits IL said to claim title 70 the prop
which ha l,aS Just discovered. Th9wil' Il satd 10
tAyS teep iu4a8 By MkR named 0AreA
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new STEAMSHIP LINE.
Hptcial hstk1k.A to Ia 7ftkr4a

NV yonx, July 1.-THE Anchor Line psoposes
10 establish direct suuts from ahis port 10 Bss-
tul, England, and has placed ths pioneet ataAmsf
olympia On lhg lcrta. 6As will start On ths fTst
voyage July N. Other sieAmesa ara 10 b. placed
IN shts routa II ths service variants. The move.
incnt " 10 connection with that of Bristol Mte-
lAA4ta " 4a4s Iheu puEt tis MAt4 Liverpool.
, 1877-07-10
WISCONSIN LUMBER PROSPECTS.


EAU CLAlu8. Wis, July Q. Although the Chip.
uewa was six feet aboys low water on Saturday, It
haa fallen two fccs In The laat twenty -fouf honrs
aud not moro than 20. 0oo, 600 feet Of logs haya
come dowa. Logs on the Flan.b&au, DeeKtail,
Jump. and Fiahcf hare not sutted. slight rise
on tbs Kau Claire will bring down 8, 600, 600 Test
The outlaok u that eight weeks saving will ba tho
extent without mora waller.
, 1877-07-10

a Talk with the Presidents Of the
Two. Companies.
Tho South Side Corporation to
Get &1.Us, and the
Other ~.
Mr. Billings Makes Hard Fight for
Interest, bnt Il Unsuccessful.

Inc eonnc'' committee on Has mem a tneennR
ths purpo.e Of e!1ec,ne "a : settlement with Messrs.
wstaln' md ,'lIIns, =, 70 ts nrlea o. e
Throop, Chairman Of The cotnml,too, Ryan, Wat
Heath and N, Aa White .na 1a"Ist sans in !a!st
n, aa mel 70 hsy so
Nm, wArk,ys
..,, .As.r. 49,.
meas, and VA. raady 10 trade. Ife woatd .ett gus
very cheap, and only wanted d bare living profit,
Did the Committee want him 10 make an Offer, or
aIa ''HT Th,oon ala Inn, thcx wanted IN nren,re
report, snd thought that now the icsEion hal
ahm,,l hc ettticG r ytinnt delay' '"o '"A''o'
Nr Watkins fenfirI ihat Whichever w.v the ia.
cixnn mivht hayn r.unn wnu,i hsxH msdo n ,iIffsr
onco 10 him. Ns he lid said on % previous nj veea.
pres, md on so,niston Ill hi. ecpie si thny ia
asfasa a, such wss t%o ssss a. eae
F"r,hr @ dessrs ,at ts soah sa "a. Tc Cs
10 rycs. cxpen.e n to m"ttcH n ioyir nt,ex ana
rIrctinp tl,rf ~orks ~ A. IN fhc rrr ~ hnrners to
be u.c'i the city, Icing the purchaser, could ta7
crs; il d,dn't matter to hin which they ,,sed,
Ahf. Hyan nsEri shst III. W:ntsIns ynnid charrr
pcs ycat for smps viii ifoot II burners, H. rf"sent
nans hctore lin. In rcnly Mr. wstkins rcpeetcd
ia. .hsy soaa ',.s a ninsh 'f . = l..!e q tsy
sa Without i bu,px ras. 'n"' "' 'o''a "'' ~
AID THOMPSON
said that tho conncl! and eitlxens generally were
il With rha al ii 10. Jfs ha,i not heard Tilt ,hc
stocki,ulicrr hid bccome tissattded with thclr
.s IN a H. ss n" TT = ee co."
Wr WnfkIns sntI1 1hAt rnai rn.t frnt,, a. r, Il,
, 1877-07-10

Rvrry drop Of tne fartapaet1!su Ileaovsns eo<nu?t
:na !sse. q ~ systsg AZ y.sof ts !epa,s
kSrofala syphI!I!A ton.amrtlon, 9.ndg!ar plssats:
ss9ss iism ~ Esi: aaa sis .s;st f0;mss
Hing worm. salt {thenE,. E1yapeiaa Acme. pI.sx
tae cutau.s rsnKa Of hs wonast Of o,odon chem;:t1I
them. -...
anar decoapoalu1n that arg continually proEtea.lnK:
with nateFtsl n ade from hrslthY hlood-and this
tbs sArsapaFtiAn WIN and dota sscufe-A cufc 10 Ger.
g I'D e Ia'iniehins q. !es, e
patient will feel himself atronxut tho food diEtatng
batter. Appatka Improving. and deah sud. weight In
creating. =.
Not only does The ea1aanant!an Resclvcnt excel IL
remedial A4en4 IL tho cure Of EIr4Ntc, kcro611ous
Constitutional and Skin diseases bur 1t tho oalY pos-
tLlye cute TOR
, 1877-07-10
TIE COURTS.
Application for Judgment on the
Delinquent Taxes of 1876.
n Batch Of Frivolous and Untrn-
portut,t Objections Over
rtlle&l.
The Protection Life Again-Dissatisfed
Stockholders Of tho Concern.
Now suiss, bankruptcies, Confessions,
Divorces, Judgments, Etc.

Divorces, Judgments, Etc.
TAX CASES.
TIE OBJECTIONS ovERRulrp.
The noble army OF tas-aghtes, ut rather Email
brigade thereof. assembled In Judga Wallaess
room It the conaty Dnttdlns ycstsrlay morning 10
resist tho application for Judgment 10 bs made BY
the County Attorney Each attorney came pro-
pared to show that hia client was tho victim Of
gross lniusttcc that the County OF Cook was nfter
people with tho most heilfsh designs upon theit
property. md that rcsssxnce to taxes waa aornt-
thing which onght tn cntttts ono 10 tbs plaudfts
Of succeeding aees. alttnuah II was not
very popular now. except With few others in the
was princd to the ,nnszte With Tho usual technical
objections. and readY 10 gnntc authorities by sle
The trouble began abons 10 o clock John tnnn-
tree becoming rctpunslble for It by formally ,nak.
x ss .:Hs III as
erty wheto objections had not been made within
the time Axcd bv law. .
three lawyers, tncIn.ins Elwarsi nosY, Mr. John.
son, and ottess, 'nstte1 on hlinr objections; TIE
ss sms ssf e.: ao Il ss."e.
c1a,ion d which Ia,Igs we!iacs dcc'ded against
Departing from tho tnles Of the court il sncl mat
tcEs. All the representatives Of tho mnch-In}nrcd
ta1paye1, promptly informed tho Court that they
torms thcn mndc mntions rcr defsnlt md isig.
mrnt annnst ail tnns In ia caso of soccin esscss.
n,Snts shara =" nhisr,i"n. mi heen nind Tna
nei,ons wcs. m1snicS' ''-1" VIVA
'4''''T T,1r nncxwrTw w.a ruru rAKey ur.
,x ans . nu -" ~, m5.", inI.,e vho..
MY eas T. W,nt-. n. " t.,nd ~. t.".n srte
1ojsGeonir rs,s ~ snsca y, ys1sbf"r nnmErr nns
- IL. =. @ ~ - II ro1t rHnst"r ths T;tx ~
iect;nn -. II that mari Of tho doclct
which relates 70 Lincoln l'ark specials.
f.1cn .. bl"n ct' a. uuJeetcu+ ~ o.it - -
a. s,chhinnvrr an iii ,nar With tiifcr hair aud
eomtuh hnt hard Of hearing. hta&cd that the obtec.
tim was TO the tax OF 1h7t It hld como ur bG.
tose' aaa 10 9o}ffaaon naa neea h1n1i .u1Iiaeh, =
, 1877-07-10

nn&lfA WDuhQ mp. Inc mntiiln tof AsStlYeI "nh
INJUNCTION ia Net for In,J II. MraErs: Monroc
''.''' i" I'm 1ns 'pis's1 sw.nH:naoex nc c..ss.
Alien e Lake Shore 4 Mlch,gsn son,nTtn: TIC
% I'D tsstr M si ses.s
is.s Ths Ss'E; i. IT. s,s ;ss
e.: s::
ss''ssss Is. sis s:a '' '''a"* TUT as .a'eoa
Ihs 9neom cane " On ,ot II T., nsirtin
yas entitled to assrest on the eesces e., The man:
se os the Supreme Court alrsets1 nas ehI asfses
ths s'ste silsr dss,es: e eenld H., b. .,11 sn,sets
-. r9t: e se' s"s.!:
ts5ssS 5sis. ,,nmmona h.a that unaer Tho saina,es.
sssss f. T. sss!s;; s s. 5.
to es ters H. Of 1.n M '.a:te wa o.
H., q ists:,:s r. 3s:':. !: $ y: =: iss.ssl
ta'nx: aaonsa tstng ~. ~, ha Was t, IT,
&c nsae ~, NJ ~ ese:e H. n1sclen ns T. enrs
otsh.ase.y i ttis ss;s: ~ xh!sh tss!sSsd . IL.
" ios
~ ~, Iaslen,s nt INV @
ne tt upar M e.rensi9 n,srrst eou I
eeoliectsd enlia III % une' an tsseoiion It sw Ssprss
csss! ws. .k b, the sfead4"'' in each of >e sh't'
e@sc Is IL. c.... wh,rn war. ye,r,ra m ordcr w.s
,.as n sse eotc ,cfstring r. ,scp ,m rrno1t
e. r. f. ese sa;ss assens; s .t
m sae n, fr,msnfs " snf ~ H. awod aebIns
TIE order was .t made wl,oas e.. ,!ptg.i nFej"i;
raTrnnr In rstry rs.r to fnsst that the stanttari
r. csTs ;s; ssssSs s1
~ fhn ,'crisisn nf III Sunrctnn tourt
, 1877-07-10

AN IMPORTANT LETTER.

..Azx Exno1. Mich. April %, 1s7s.-DR. RApwAr-
k!nd bti. have been taktnG ybut IlesolTtnt l:xIl.
lang Flla snt slso nsng the eAdy ltcef 4 out ono
year for ovarian tunoFi 90 tbs Abd0ntn viii II tha
most smtnsnt physIctsns OF our Medical coltsgs pr'
uuunCxl tHCMraat.
They Esrs uks knots on . tres, lily .ueikht MA rs
pountts whsn commenced with y0at Tensdlss, aad
al xeas re- hass tsxea tss1s four ho!,!s. e IT,
rot ths medicines from o. AEeasll. rica4s scul ms
NRs. c. KRApF.
, 1877-07-10
Kidney and Bladder Complaints,

Urinary and Womb Diseases, 0raTs Diabetes, nropsy.
Etoppaxo Vt wAtsr. Inconnhancs Ut UElno. lFfKhtt
p&dA4a AsbuminufiA, sud 10 II WLeFB tESTe Ar9
bfSk dsps.t: Il. Tate5 !. .alsk saoady N
whts silk. Of thete II morbid dark htloua sppea.
and whlte boLedrst dspoats and when theTd Ia
prtckiuH, burning RtnsAton Nhna paAssng wAtts aud
pain In tie axall Of tbs back sn4 a!oiix The loIns
, 1877-07-10
Tunor OF Twelve Years. Growth
Cured by Radway's Reso1vent

%; .NAn!A1-l haVe bad ovarian TamoF a the
ovsres and boEa1s. All tlIs ductbrs said there wa
r. sl:i !ssS1;
md thoaEhs wo1'd W d. but hat no ialth IL T. b..
cs.se had suffered for twelve ysars took sx bottles
eost!ss q yoar Rssdk HeEf re- sasr j. aot .xn oi
hspntcr thtn havo for twelve yrars The vorss tuo.
wa 10 the loft tlds Ct lhe bo~s4 OVER tho groin.
write shA jou for tbs bcnutt nf uthefs. You CAD
publish It Il you chooas. uAShAu +. KNAPP.
, 1877-07-10

This second dividend meeting In the eass OF Wrs.
~. n,st s,cI.nJ. .mnrtinn in lila snattsr Of the
a.. I NJ psns1in pr.s.1x'nw ~ Wnrts wss can.
t'auea to oet 81, 2, +. .,..,.t nj. no,,,ov II 10
o'clock 81 p.n!s! togls, Js. for Walter s. pos'o'
hanr ~ ps s.las ~ ohn L. waseo Ind Of Nor
sta Mitchell
4 fsrst dv,dcnd meeting in Tho eaae Of usofge r.
Fas51ngoh u ~ ior 'Ae aan.e ~ ..au. %
soPsNtoR cooHf IN nhtfk. ..,.a
0sosgs Kenpst, chasSing that he had ahuaea her 40
5sfeaeIJ tas ~ "Hs usta.a ,I"n. stannn~ "a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-05
S.IMUEL III. ELLIOTT'S RUIN.
The Pretences which IIe Obtained Goods
TO Give to hi. Young vic.

Samuel II. Elliott, Of li2 East Sixty.
fifth street. was arrested yesterday 10y Onieer
Golden on a charge Of false prctcnces preferred
10y stephen Mcfarland. "A dry goods merchant.
at Gi3 Eighth avenue. Ia his affidavit Mr. Me-
Parland alleges that on the 2ith ult Elliott by
falsely representing that he was n copartner in
the coal yard at "a East Thirty-sevcnth street.
and that he owned house in Sixty first street.
obtained frcm him on credit goods worth f2lj.
He is nbout IL years Of age. On the date
OF the alleged offence Elliott married n pretty
and estmablc, girl Of his own age, who lived
with her mother. widow. in East Thirty
sixth street. Tie match was disapproyed hy
their relatives. The goods obtained from Mr..
VI Parland consisted uf silk dress and larcs,
and W re presented 10y Elliott Ia his BRIDE
Elliott said that be- paid the merchant for tho
articles 10y n drnii drawn on a relative in Fhi,a-
d. 'pha and that he would have made good thu
amount II he had hern informed that il was not
honorgd. II wife followed him Ia court
Mr.. VI parland did not desire that Elliott
should he lo kcd up. and asked that he be- re-
leased ON parole until u hond-man could ba
found. hut Justice EiNhv refused. When asked
II he could obtain bail. Elliott said that ha
brother in-law. Gen. John \. Foster. would he-
come his sur w. but Justice BiNhy declared that
he WAS incl iglr as q honl-man. because he j. 4
practising lawyer Tn" young husband then
sent his wir for his mother in-law. but she did
not respond. and he WAS hold in $500 bail.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-05
oFFTcEHOLDfNG ~ JERSEY CIrY
senator Albeit. Biu - Politician. Brousht
Fnee 10 Fnce with the pcopIc.
y V IL NoyNT,
4 W MittisAN.
VI I ANpLik.

The recent amendment to the charter Of
Jersey City provides for the election Of one
member in each # the six Assembly districts
for the Police Fire. and Public Works Depart
ments al the charter clo ton in April. Senator
Albeit who is the author Of the bill drew 1t first
t. provide for three members only in each Of
those boards 10 Toe elected al large upon u ticket
arranged to 80 -url a minority reprcso ntation.
In this form it passed the senate: hut there l,e-
ins tie in ia" House. IN" Legislative. commits
-iuns and th"ir friends whipped tl" party into
Tia" traces on the plea that the bin was Intended
t. turn ont th" H"pupli AN .lilr.hold"rs. When
the pasSage OF senator AlhcuS hiu seemed
imminent they introduced counter prop
o-lton To-, ,leet TIM conimlssionrts ny ~
= Wllv districts. The point WAS that IA"
districts were shameiuv grrrvmander'd hy
thu Republicans IN 1871 with the intent to make
four of the six Republican in a city in which
there was Demo ratio minority II several
thousand votes. Seeing that the end ol the sos
s.gn. March g. was rrr.lously near. naior
word. Inserted tn. plan Of election los districts
IN his bill and IN that form if was Introduced
means satisfied the Ring, and they Opposed
1r,a vIS'r rai % not Tx Ike tRe IDEA Of trusting
mandcred districts IN vi,w Of The lar that four
az trc -iN returned Democratic A., mhymen
last fail. SDur'e yrur has pass sin" IN"
some member Of them hcng indi. ted: and
IN one year an tue msmh1rs oi the 'n1r,r
boards named Wore lndi ted together. Inc
debt of Jor-'.y City when they got control 81 u
WAS about s7.u0lnoO: II tw1 years ,in"y had
brought il up t. nearly sljuO0uO0. The cn-u-
INK indictments and ronNicu"n- arcdthr party
into giving the Aldermen at tn" next s,ssiun ul
n Legislature u. power e. Rpl"in bu"rd ~
check upon tho commissions Their mcmb l.
ship has boon largely changed from time E.
time since: but the total aircnrr ot rgspou-i-
/ iiiity 10 any power short II tho Grand Jury has
rendered ! gi-afiVe commissions and thurt
WHO have nled them odious and the passng'
I of h llt
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This would show a total for the year Of over
twoand a half millions. but as the line increases
in length. the patronage increases and it is
moro than likely that between three and four
millions ~ people will be carried between the
two Scptcmhcrs.
1t il not generally known that the Elevated
Company has the right. which it proposes TO
exercise at once. OF continuing its circuit from
the Harlem river on the west end Of the island.
down to the Battery aud up ON the east side.
through the lower part OF the city. connecting
10y branches with all the East river ferries and
with the terminus of the Brooklyn Bridge.
through Third avenue and up To- the Harlem
river. where 10y "a cross line II completes the
transit Of Manhattan Isund TIL" following
map Will clearly indicate what is already done
from the Park To- the Batt"ry-and what is t. l'r
done. - that. in tho words IT the Treasurer Mr.
James A. Cowing. IN about one year from to-
day pn-St myers can Ice carried around the en-
fire eif. -
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FINTI NJ T7TTTTT77T 'TTT-T7T'
There aro signs Of returning reason on tho
subject of the whipping post, Our prnItnntiary
r. crowded To excess with cOnvicis. sent there
for surh oifcnsos as the lash, amt only the lash,
will urr. and hY restoring this Soriutuul and
humane punishment. that institution VIII not
whose heads have boon taken from them 10y n
cruel law, viii be- restored TO comparative COM
fort We hail this evidence Of returning reason
time the Legislature meets in December, that
body will have recovered It's senses ON ibis
subject.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-05
Indiana. CrumbIIng Capitol.


While Senator Harris was speaking YES
torday. the ceiling overhead cracked. and SIM
utannously an omnOus rumbllng Noise was
and in the lobby made rush for tho door, in
apprehension that tho miserable Old rookery
was about 10 tumble down. Tho excitement
list.l five or ten minutes but soon II was seen
That the walls were still standing and none OF
the plastcring had fallen, and business went ON;
The walls lu-t to the right Of the President OF
the senate had settled slightly. Of course carry
Ing the iloor and ceilings with II.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-05
JOAQUIN M,ller'- Divorced wie.

marriage certificate was issued by the
County ClrrR IN Thursday. Foh. 7. 10 II. T. T..
Logan aged - years. and Minnie Dyrr, aged
81 Years Logan IL % nord-comulcNlon man,
who was employed hy tho Chicf of Police duriu,
tlIr rr,,al'nr OF small poN In the ny To uttrud
Ia the afflicted at the pest house. Mimic
Myrlo formerly the wife Of joaquin Miller il
well known i'm Portland. and needs no descrip-
ton. Suffice It la say She is "A woman OF cultufe
and intelligence" with an attractive personnel
She has tar reputation as a writer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-05
RAPID TRANSIT AT LAST.
FROM TUE P4RK TO THE BfTTERY-
WORK TO BE DONE TODAY
The Fast side Extension to he Begun Mt
Once Map Of the Line OF the Road Facts
and Figures from the Company's Books

Work is resumed by the New York Ele-
waited Railroad people and to-day the last coll
umns for the support Of the track at the South
icrry--connecting the South and Hamilton fer
rics with the Central Park-will he put up. The
beams are to be in position by Wednesday.
scvcn-cighths of the cross ties from Battery
place to the ferry station are laid. and force of
$50 men are ut work so that the last rail may be
spiked and the first ear run to the terminus by
n week or ten days from to-day The progress
Of this effort for rapid transit has been great in
physical accomplishment, as the completed road
from the Park to the Battery shows but the
passenger tables disclose progress in popular
approval which is wonderful. parallelcd solely
by that made ten years ago in the case Of our
strcct-railroad system.
In 1873 when the line was less extended and
before the travellers were quito certain of safe
MS we'll ms rapid transit. the number Of passcn-
gers carried was comparatively small. but the in
crease. as shown by the books OF the company,
was marked and uuick-as follows:
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ni~i,rrrF AtWNNsc-rrs nAv
Sun rises. - sun ~ Noon sets ~ IS
ni.it WtTiK- inns
Sandy Hook II ~ Gov Island ~ 33 Hell Gate. IS
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Calf Congress Cater, hand made, 81. Knox 4
Morgan $50 Canal street. corner south fiiu avenue
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In other words. way passengers are using
the road to very large extent. much greater. in
fact than would he believed without reference
to the figures. It's remarkable fact thar. al
though strangers and curiosity srckcrs U.s. tho
line IA great dead, the travel drops of nearly
fifty per cent on holidays, and On SUNDAYS
there nre not half n many passengers as on
WeN> Jays. During the Centennial Exhibition
the cars were thrOngnd ly strangers with Linen
busters. carpet bags. and large families ~ small
children. TO whom the experience was novel and
Tho continuation Of the line will follow this
route. From TIA" Battery 10 Front street. 10
'orntics slip Ia P,arl street, TO the New Bow
cry, Ia t.r BuWery. To Third avenue. To- Harlem
Fulton terry. to the terminus OF the BROOKLYN
Hridge in Chatham SQUARE. To- Thirty fourth
street ferry ~ the Astoria ferry, and 10 the
Grand Central Depot. The lincas far as Central
latk on ihe east side Il CONTRACTED lur
The advantages of the rOad as thus far de-
Veloprd arr quick transit from point Ia point, Il
clear track and freedom from annoyance ot de-
tent ana a'"ld'nt In relation 10 accidents,
u ~ but Just To report that there have been hut
lhrre worm mentioning, The FIRST was duo To-
careless swift hnHn who misplaced "A switch
and sent two engines INTO collision; the second
was du' To- 'hlpus pls7rngct, VINO Jumped Tor
Il train going at the rate of eight mil 's an hour,
missed Il, fell, and died the thirl was tho case
Of a happy go-lu'ky nrWshOy who 10y frequent
riding ON the ears hHd become recklrss and in
swinging OF Mise his footing and was dragged
some stance, damaging him seriously The
dsromfOrts Of the road are not many. The cars
are not run inter seven in the evening, which Is
n very decided annoyance To uptown residents
sock pleasure at the lower theatres, Tho gas
from the ENGINES frequently ILLS the cars So
that sufocatlon ana sulclae are possible at the
rate of ten cents dose. AZ certain hours OF the
day the ears are OvcrcrOwded, and people who
willingly pay ten cents Tor IA seat and . trip
are extremely annoyed by impatient fellow
citizens who prefer TO pay and, stand rather
than wait few moments OF course this
Americanism is no more promln1nt on
these cars than on our ferryboats and street
cars, but it ia more dangerous and should
not DO tolerated. There is rule prohibiting
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MfRINE INTELLIGENCE.

' Wth .,n 2weri9 Eroes for Iy7rGpSsia and +
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Tao Olllfres Tastel,ss Cod Liver OIL with
Limo ami wih Cherry. sod By all druggists. Depot,
BOwery.-Ads.
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Susintss llotitts.


Special Announcement!
KN1Ns 81 rNs Haiti. IU-t and ready for uslo, uoI
ami sale at ~ BIntiwaN AMI fiffh ANrnue llNtl
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C-Erst SD Track. Third Avenue &c.
n-NurtN .rrniui street
T-Thirt, fourth Street Ferry Branch.
f-ChatIA am Square ami connection with Brooklyn
Rrtep
G-Fultan Ferry Branch.
Il-RttIrfV.
J. Norih River
K-Wc-t side Track Eighth Avenue ae
Is-tential Park
N-tuuntr uhs TRACK
OF the five miles from IL tho Central Park 70
III the Battery, two M les are laid vs. th double
this year. There are in daily Use II engines. 20
cars. and 90 men, making 22S trains. or IA
round trips. Ii il curious to note the varied
snrviccahity If the several stations. For in
st'nce on "A day when six thousand and twenty
two passengers were carried, they got ON, going
nm f.
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The fiscal year closes in September. The
monthly record from last September Is as
fniin,vs.