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New-York tribune., 1877-01-05
WITH SUPPLEMENT.
TEE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN-The Conference at Constantinope has
adjourned TO Monday; the Turkish representative
still refused to discuss the Objectionable proposals
- The Russian Imperial yacht has arrived at
Constautinople. - An oxtladiton treaty be-
tween SPAN and the United States has been signed.
DoMEsrIC.-Mr. Blaine has been enthusiastically
renomnated in caucus for the Senate; Mr. WINDOW
of Minnesota has also. = Americans Ill Matano-
ros have asked our Government to protect them
- Gov. Grover Will testify to-day as to the Ore
pon case -= The annual message of Gov. Hayes
of Ohio deals exclusively with State matters. I'm
portant recommendations are made in regard to
municipal Indebtedness and the election laws.
CONGRFSS.-Petitions of bankers, merchants ana
Others in reference to the bipartisan settlement OF
the Presidential question were presented in the Sen
ate Senator Wright made 4 long speech IN favor OF
his bill for the appointment of court to try con-
tested elections for President. Senator Herman made
a brief reply taking issue on the question of the
powers of Congress in such cases. The bill giving
pension of SIS per month to survivors of the Mexican
and florida wars, or their unmarried widows, was
passed by the House.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-COmmodOre Vanderbilt
died quietly at 1851 a. m. No furry in stocks was
caused. HIS wealth is estimated at $50, 100000
or more, and he has left carefully drawn will dis
posing Of it, - The Municipal Society discussed
CITY retrenchment the use of public funds for school
support and questions Of city government. 60
The Intercollegiate Literary Association held its
annual convention. - An explosion OF giant
powder at Mott Haven killed one person and injured
three others. go Five Of tie Astoria masked
robbers were arrested. - Gold, 1O7. 1868,
1o67s Gold value of the legal-tender dollar at the
close. $3.50 cents. Stocks cratic on small bnsi-
ness, closing tame.
THE WEATnER.-THE TRIBUSE's local Observa-
tions indicate slight rise of temperature and a
partly cloudy sky. Thermometer yesterday, 10,
2Oo 14o; at midnight 11o.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05

The prolonged illness of Mr.. Vanderbilt has
for months been matter of public interest
which has eliminated in his demise at last.
The death of any man of extraordinary wealth
is sure to arrest the general attention. 1t comes
home in the first place TO the business and
bosoms of the very large number employed by
him. of those who are his debtors, and OF
those whose fortunes are more or less directly
complicated with his own Whether the pub
lie shares in his riches or not. the capitalist Is
a public character. The mere numerical state
ment of his wealth very few of us can con-
slider without certain degree of reverence.
Whatever may be our theoretical contempt for
money, we respect the qualities which have
served for its unusual accumulation. Nor is it
necessary for us to point out that man like
the late Mr.. Vanderbilt really possessed un-
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05

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New-York tribune., 1877-01-05
4mnsemrnis ano Hleetinas Go Might.

BOoTUs THEATER-" Dan1 Druce."
EAGLE THEATBk.-" Santa Claus"
FIFTH AVENUE TUEAIEK 1.-THE American"
GRAND OPERA HOUSE." Under the Gasght."
LYCEUM THEATER.-" Brutus," Booth.
NEW BROADWAY THFATER" COrrinia."
NIBLo's GARDEN" Azurue.
PARK THEATER.-" Little Nell" Lotta
San FRANCISCO MINISTERIAL
Tony PASTORS NEW THEATER.-2 and g: VARIETY
TwENTY-TIIRD STREET OfERA HOUsE-Kelly Icons
Minstrels
UNION SQUARE TuEATFR.-" Miss Mutton"
WALLACK's THEATER.-" The Shaughraun"
ACADEMY MUSIC-2S0: Philharmonic Rehearsal.
GILMORE's GARDEN Polo and races. .
HRLLHR's WONDER TuEATER.-Magical and Musical
Performance.
Nkw-YOIK AQUARIUM.-Day and Evening.
No. 40 BRoADwAY.-Blg Tree OF California
SrEINwAY HALI.-Concert.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05

The Conference at COnstantinople is acting
like those theaters which announce successive
last performances. The meeting yesterday,
which was to have ended its sessions, resulted
simply in the Porte being accorded three days
more for deliberation. This delay Will
strengthen the opinion that negotiations Will
drag along until Russia is ready to begin war
with most advantage.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05

While Gov. Hayes's message deals entirely
with State matters, leaving the discussion OF
national politics to the Democratic Governors,
it has a far wider interest. 1t not only shows
the hand of a clear-headed man of business, but
some of its recommendations, especially those
in relation to the deplorable increase in
municipal Indebtedness, and the folly of dis
turbing local governments by political con-
tests on any but local issues, are per-
tinent to the people of every State.
Perhaps the recommendation of greatest gem
eral interest is that IN favor of holding the
State elections in Presidential years upon the
same day with the Presidential election. As
to the wisdom Of this suggestion there can be
no doubt as to the probability of its adoption
there is good deal The concentration of the
Presidential campaigns upon two or three
States must work much mischief to the people,
whatever benefit it brings to the politicians.
Each party has usually funds enough to cor
upt State, but neither has enough to bribe
the whole country. Nevertheless, as has often
been shown the system is not likely to be
changed so long as reform depends upon the
politicians who are profting by the abuse.
When they can draw upon the entire party
for campaign expenses, and find themselves
lifted into national prominence, they are not
likely with their own hands to let themselves
down to the level of ordinary wire-pullcrs in
an ordinary State. This reform must come
from the inside, but it will come, like all
other reforms of that sort, after no little out
oibo rraSgurp
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05

Gov. Hhrtranft ought to have refrained
from speaking in connection with the Brook
lyn fire, of the "lurid glare of that sad ex-
perence." This looks like an attempt to iig-
ure in the ranks of those "blank literary fel-
"lers," and will arouse the wrath OF " the
old ,uann
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05

newing the attempt in another season. 1t was
pointed out in these columns shortly after the
return of the expedition that the scurvy had
made the return necessary, and that that dis
case was caused by the want of limc-juice.
similar conclusion is gradually forcing itself
on the British mind. There was plenty OF
lime-juice on board ship, but it was not used
on the siedging expeditions. 1t still looks as
if somebody bundered.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05

Gov Rice announces the substantial compile
ton of the Troy and Greenfield Railroad and
the Hoosac Tunnel Like all Massachusetts
work, it is thoroughly done. Statistics Will
soon begin to show how much of the com
merce that should come to this city VIII
travel off through that hole in the mountains.
Boston enterprise may be trusted to look out
for its own interest and not to suffer by freight
discriminot otions
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05

Mr.. Blaine is unanimously renominated, with
such demonstration of goodwill as no son of
Maine has ever received before. Carry the
news to Mulligan.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05

Advocates of the abolition of capital punish
mept will find encouragement in the message
of Gov. Conner of Maine. He shows that the
substitution of imprisonment for life for the
loss of life itself has not replaced sufficient
penalty with an insufficient one. There has
been no increase in cIime since the change.
An experiment which works so well IN one
State is likely to be tried i'll others.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05

No one should begrudge Capt Mares his
feasts and honors. He and his companions
have fairly won the need of fame by plant
ing the British flag in the highest latitude yet
attained. That the expedition failed in its
attempt to reach the Pole was doubtless un-
ayoidable. The mistake that Capt. Mares and
his friends are making is in insisting that
nothing better could have been done by re-
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05

In one of its rcceLt spasms of economy the
late Board of Apportionment refused to allow
the Street Cleaning Bureau fifty thousand dol
lars for the removal of snow and ice from the
principal streets. Now it is demanding OF the
Police Commissioners the reason why Broad
way is not cleaned. The organization OF the
Bureau was never more nearly perfect than 1t
has recently been made by Commissioner
Nichols, and the work could readily be done
in few hours without obstructing business,
were il not for the lack of the funds thus IN
considerably denied the department.
The New York herald., 1877-06-24
REAL ESTATE.

Tho following sales took place yesterday on the r
Estate Exchange
BY r. v. HARsEr.
Supreme Court foreclosure sale Frank Rudd, ref.
eree--ofa u building, with lot 255xloo 5, ON West
5sth St. n. s.. 43a3 IT, ". OF sth av., to d. w. Rob
woo
Supreme Court foreclosure sale,Georee r. Smith,
reie,sc-of the house. with lot 2oxioo, No. SO
Sheriff st., W. s., ITO H. s. OF Rivngton St., to j.
srs.nss ~
Supreme Court foreclosure sale-silas D. clifford.
referse-oftwo lots. each 2exloe, on Robbins av
ward, to Jacob Klsiner. plaintiff. ............ l.,
Total sales for the .s27.
TRANsrERs.
6Ist ST. n S.. 100 II. .. OF 10th av., 5oxioo4; Chris
lis.h Sc. n n. a2s T. w. Of av A. aosiooii;A 40
Il. Espenett and husband 20 Hugh Hammon.:. .:.... Nc
Folsom !" to 's 81 John the Bsptiss Foundation No
Water and Front Sta; lots; Victoria s. oddie and 80
Ryases isssas ss II o. 1r59'f iSSs Ssix ,1ssa;o
RSinsen ssnT s io W. Greayes aud to
Ryiasson g.! No. iio John S: scinid. and wife to -
Ryasssn j. 40 iio chari:. Fox and wife to NC
se,s aS,s,a. IT,, s'@ av aSx6o5 R:Sscca
Jones to james r. smith ...................... -,
Braun ct and ialy ~. !: l. wasss
Az. G., corner Elizabeth cath ward NJ Lindneim
sash NJ Na"nn st., s. i75 H. e Of ii.l av.. a5xsas; NJ "
Christopher aud husband 70 Juu, Goedby.......; NJ
James SLIP Va tNo ~; William W. conover and
SD -. n s. asi Il. v. Of I'd sy.. Soxiiooa4; FR
KnssSridss Road n. CORNER Of i5s.h st, ifrosu .
lar; L. /. pelaied refereel to L. spencer. "a.
81; :.: 4: ;,S s,sI:i 10y: ~
'S nsGs. sv a%a r. Sfissa .
4es ST. 81 o Of si;s ID sy 4is1o Remedy
Union st.. ta1sh ward,; Mary J. Kennedy 10 u ~
Union 49,: ;at,h ward, Tiom:: kennedy and .'
greene m,s ioas ~ n Of Aml,y st.. 2oxes; "
lIsh st.. n, - piS u ~ Of "a av.' ooxlos4 .o
ioeth st. .. s., 25 t. e. Of 10th av asxaoi. io also
" Iosw @ asisrss, @ to wiam M A. s Gaaaxeii..'.. . 4.
7sa s.ndo.d s r. sss e to S Elliot
i2sth st. 5. corner Of Lawrence ST.. Irregular;
es" 81. n. rs is q Of ioih .v aSxioo5: XII.
Gwillim treieree) to Ulich Rothlinberger. 3.
esd St.. s.. 100 f. .. Of 10Th av.. 25xioo5: same
esd ST. , n s.: is H. e. Of 10Th av, aSxioo same
esd .s n s. loo IT, q Of 10Th sv as1ioo sam:
to same D.
0dde Victoria s.. &c. to A. y. jarvis; years.. Is.
Same to A. Davis; years 10.
Reed, jacob &, ana wife, to S. Weeks. s. $ Of 4sd
Williams - Alice e., to Sarah L. Stout. n. :. Of
.Ssl cSs's anton % % ., fa Har:.; Wi,m.rdins
l2dth st., ". ofeth sv.; years. 8.
Same to A. Reinhsrt Of i26th ST.. ". Of 9Th av.;
SAME to j. Keller $ Of iaG,h St, W. Of eth ava
kennedy Mary j., to 8. ID. clifford texecutor), va
OF Union ~ t24tn ward years. .................
Herrick, r. p to 4. l.. Price, .. OF 129th st.. OF
Mackenzie II. r., 70 same, n. D Of l24th S.. W. OF
yoNrs.
Folsom Helen s.. to J. Roosevelt u. Of l7th ST.
Eosenbssi, Mary and husband 10 Ill ii. Holly, n
OF SID S.. e. Of Sd av 5years.,.........,..... s,
Same 20 same, n. Of s3i ST.. Of 30 av. years s.
Hanson. homas, to Il. L. Spencer, g. o Of I2sth st..
W. of Sd NV. years -. J.,
Gargan. Mary r. and husband. TO Mary &. Frsscr
rxecutrix), n. oi z3d A., .. 81 ~. years. 3.
The New York herald., 1877-06-24
DALLONE, THURSDAY. JUNE 2a
Ladies' stand 81 Reserved Chairs soc 25c

CUSDAY BOATS FOR ASTORIA AND HARLEM
~ LANDING AT SOUTH lST ST. WlLLlAMSB R0,
iith 81, Astoria and i2oth st. each way
On and aiter sunday, April 10 1871 the boats Of the
IL arem New York Navigation Company will leave
Peck slip tor Harlem follows:--
Leave Peck 10 30 II $50, NJ, u 20, l;i5 p 2:45
3;.D. 4: 10, 5. 30 80. 1913. 80 L. ~ =
Leave Harlem for Peek slip follows
315, 4, 445. ) 80 6I5. Pm.
y. B-Connectng with boats for High Bridge
Fare Is cents ON Sundays.
The New York herald., 1877-06-24

ONorthwestern Railway and that line alone. runs the
celebrated Pullman Hotel Dining Cars between Chicago
aud Omaha. They leave Chicago ana Omaha daily This
road tho Oldest shortest quickest and best limo between
Chicago tho Missouri River and has the equip
OF any road in the West All ticket agents will sell
you California other Western tickets by this liue.
The New York herald., 1877-06-24

N BEACH.
THREE SWIFT AND COMMODIOuS STEAMERS.
FIVE GRAND OCEAN EXCURSIONS
On SUNDAY. JUNE -.
STEAMERS AMERICuS, SEvERSlNK AND ADELPHI,
with CONTERNU'S STWENTY.THlRD REGIMENT BAND,
LEAVING
gath ST. North River. 10 aud 10 80 N. and 10 +. NJ
10th st.. North River $40 and 10 - A. and rs NJ
Pier ~ Park place. $50 and II A. NJ and 40
Pier p North River, . and II IDA. NJ and 80 r NJ
JEWELS dock, Brooklyn. 20 and II 2oA NJ and NJ
STEAMER NEvEkSINk FROM EAST RIVER LEAVES
SD ST.. East River 5:i5 A. ". and ~ :55 T. NJ.
south LIST St. Williamsburg 80 A. NJ and 10 r. NJ
GRAND last River. New York 45 A. W. and 10 r. NJ.
Jewell's dock, Brooklyn. 4. NJ and 30 J.. VI.
EXCURSION TICKETS. GOOD ON EITHER BOAT.
FIFTY CENTS
The New York herald., 1877-06-24


A REGULAR SUNDAY soAr FOR NEWARK
The fast ana well known s,ssnboas
THOMAS P WAY
WIN make her regular sunday rip New York and
leaving New yoIs from rer North River foot Of yessy
A -A.-A-A.-A.-A-
On sundays and uy Fourth
tass ths favoriss steamer
SYLVAN DELL
for Sswburs, Cornwall. Cold spring, Highland salis
kockland Lake and fonkers
Best management
Ai sus; sss TO Ns~ ''ss YORK =: sf"sH'3
Leave Harlem Bridge .5. Ea.. iao,a st., 80; .Eas.
.'f ssss s9 S''s
s:,5; aanhst.anvilie. oi5
Az HOURLY EXCURSION TO THE NORTH SHORE
leave whitehall tbs foot q Broadway for New
arss boat s:so w. after thar hourly from A NJ. 70
,, Ssaday. sy.,y hour from \; M.osrM ..,.
" the iesry evGy eight minutes
AHi-ExTR1 BOATS 10 COMFY IsLAsp BEACH.
an. steamer. fSHd.s i1ps 9XsNEs!A 4 and
aa.S %sas hsS S. H; siaa %
IiS 4 Il hr:' s"a Sis zig "a w. and 7
u, u =. NVrth
y = EXCURSION x; 4Hs -, KxTNaon1iNsaS H M ~
r rxIacs sTHSMEs HHs oc
cArr1IN ApS' JAMEs HfHSon oLnYxcn
s .sss 'ss ss g ss"ss ss
!. WI " ''.' u sss WIZ:
.s s4fa sA III @
% Z i s f.s1s :. Ss ~ !.
EACH i.ssESoEs. t.r. ss i. ;ssa1 rip: . sss:::
s:ss. s: S' ss' "
! -A-pAlLY EXCURSIONS TO --
s4ass xrLIS4S hI9SsasS ssSSh C. Adams. SUN
.ss Dssl ssssiss
TARE Eb. 81 ChSTS mi Is ExGuEyoN TiGkEa 90 cENis
Band and S SssSrnns min leave Sosssw.y y W. At !scF e
FOR ExcyKsioSs-sTAANEE Tlos. POWELL
nom. y.s ooen suns on'SASo'
S,,s ,,.x,,.o Sn .,oI =. :" r,so
smen oi aoa A%n soeIa s,.na,nr intend
{:
xSI nike 70 cs 0sd n n:r y ss of
ssav una iy o %
o1e. '..y Ios. once, ,,v -; =
~ ~; ii s 3 ~ II. y; 4 S!... S. is
4 80 NILES SAL oN THE SOUND
o a. SUNDAY EE$cySsioS 70 Skw HAVEN
r,. ...., r%s sna every pS tSSllSEiaE Sunday
- ChTsn.' Line,. Captain Woodward,
d fsis:; .as s':ss a
$40 n; 9r.nd g.: New YORK: $40 A. N 2sa s., +:
~ the ihrtssnsh Ksgimsns Band Thoma. B. psvsrsiI.
leader S hot ,aYsis ns " prices
A DAY AT E9o1AWAY PLYMOUTH ROCK.
gEAom
the clarming rlYM9enh saiI envsn.a hUGM; by
MARINE BAND. given 0' 'n0 'a'' MApRroAL BOYS.
GLEE ,,fi GhgBn Bnr SsN,Rn BENT TIE 0KEAT cQRNEr,
The PLYMOUTH ROCK viii leave morning, tbs foot Of
-. aas s
y Il: ssss s'.: % a.s Sn 4:
!! ~: ;!:::;s Y: :s:: ssss:
MOONLIGHT on THE HUDSON:
~ i, mi silver tipping .ns rppug xassI, q lovely
suhu"d schess from ths wild Hehisnds of the suson
JARRETT 4 PALNERiS beautiful palacs stsamer
~ PLYMoUTh ROCk. . :.
dee9rMsa ana inmnaec. WI. 'sSse PLOT Nctn nivs!
O'CLOCK r. M huo the Ioot oI "a st North RIVER NJ
$50 oo,cock WIN return before midntgns,, r,,r
- Dancing on the main DECK. AEiEKS FULL
COTiLLlON bAND especially engaged.
p.pp rrsrv crxrs
FAhE........ CENIh
an, ,,n,,, ,oS,v,-> m,,p <,,,.xns.,oov
A SPLENDID CoSCEKT IN the GRAND sALooN
ms oeen Misnfeu 70! snS
mar :, .n,,c fuLL MARINE HAND HzANnDI c,rx c,rp
ARTHUR BENT. the renowned Cornet
=
1877 kEGuLAS sEAsoN orENED,
1Ot .PLfMOuTh koCk ~ EOGktWAr BEACH
On aud alter TUESDAY NEXT. June 26
JARRETT pALMEK'S superb palace steamer
The New York herald., 1877-06-24
ADJUSTMENTS.

AMUSEMENTs.
T1KoI6WxYfHEATRE BROADWAY AND S0rH ST.
Sole Lessee and MansreresA
MONDAY EvESINe JULY2 hrst production In Amer.
lea Of the originx Astey tI.ondon) version Of
MAZEPPA.
Miss FANNIE LOUISE BUCKINGHAM.
Crom tbs Theatre Royal Prncsss and Haymark Lon
2un Enc.). In Lord Byrnn's great creation.
MAZEPPA.
insreduenK her wondsrluIy trskned stesd
JAMES MEkvILLE.
THE WILD HORSE or rARrAEY
The popular young Actress - .,.
Miss GuSSIE DE FOkREST.
rhs charming and versstllc Artiste
Miss LOUISE SYLVESTER
by kiud permission Of Messrs; shook Pslmsr'; 49,
Mr W. II. LEAkE, from the Arch street Theatre Phila
dsiphis. Mr. J. N. Hsrdis g. No ris oliver Wren. !.
Jordsu John Germou X. &. White. w. b Murray. H. j.
Lewis r. j. Trsynor. A. Lee r. Dornton Mrs lsabels
Preston Miss Lulu Jordan Miss Clara Cole and sn auxi-
lAry force oi 100 people.
Entire scenery. by John A. Thompson. Esq. Of
Theatre Ons hundred elegant Costumss By T. w.
Lsnoustts. French costuner
Ssefu
The New York herald., 1877-06-24
MOUTH ROCK. MOUNLIGHT TRIP.
MOONLIGHT on THE HUDSON.

This will prove o most romantic sail: the moon then
At Its full, silver tppnE ho ripping waters Q The lovely
river while the sweet music band and bells coax
subdusd echoes the wild Highlands VI the Hudson.
The New York herald., 1877-06-24

Tho following sales took place yesterday the Real
Estate Exchange:-
The New York herald., 1877-06-24

Supreme Court foreclosure sale Frank Rndd, ref
eree--of building, with lot 25.5xlUo 5, West
5Sth st. II. s.. 439 It. w. OF 9Th av., to II. w. Rob-
The New York herald., 1877-06-24

4 REGULAR SUNDAY MORNING ROAT FOR
n. A.Ksypo landing At EEabethpcrt Rossvtle and Perth
MATTEAwAN
will leave pier No "a North RIVER foot OF Harrison at
4. n. On returning, leaves ksyport 9; s:soP NJ Fare
noon sxcursion.-The MATTkAwAN leaves pier No "a
North River every Saturday Ut r. NJ returning from
Keyport Z II. NJ Fare. 10 cents.
The New York herald., 1877-06-24

COAsTWISE STEAMsHIPs.
DACIFIc NAIL AND PANAMA TRANSIT
l. STEAMSHIP LINES.
For CALIFORNIA. JAPAN. CHINA, AUSTRALIA NEW
ZEALAND. BRITISH COLUMBIA, OREGON, &C.
For SAN FRANCISCO. IsThMus or PANAMA,
connecting for Central America and South Paciac ports
:. From SAN FRANCISCO 70 JAPAN AND CHINA.
From aa'ain sHS FRANcrsCo TO siSDWioiI IsLASps.
AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND.
steamship cdne nesday, July 10
For freight or passage apply to
WM. r. CLYDE co. or II. J. BULLAY, Superintendent
No Bowling Green. pier ioot OF Canal St, North liver
E,OR NASSAU. N. r.. ST. JAG0 AND ClENFUEGOS,
i Cuba -Rsgulsr mail steamship CLEOPATRA will leave
MURRAY, FERRIS CO.. 62 South st.
Halifax, n s., AND sT. JOHNS. Ne.
III CROMWELL. LINZ.
steamship CORTES will leave pier 10 North River,
Friday june 10 r. VI. For passage freight apply
TO CLARK SEAMAN. ~ West st.
AEoRGAN's LINE TO NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS
The ste will sail from pier 36 North River ol-
NEW Jim SATURDAY june "
TO MorgHn's Louisiana and Texas Railroad for Morgan
city. thence por Morgan steamships to Texas ports.
Through bills OF adng signed to all points the Mssis
sppi river Mobile. Gsvcson, lndianoa Corpus Christi.
the Houston and Texas Central, International and
Great Western Texas Pacific and rail-
roads Freight for ST. Msrys and Fulton landed At Rock
port.
San Antona freight taken via Cuero reduced rates.
Insurance DO effected under policy OF the line
10 New Oreans per cent, To Texas ports. per
For freight further Information apply BOGERT
MORGAN Agents. office pier 80 North itiver.
The New York herald., 1877-06-24

A -A.-LoNGsTREETs DAILY EXCURSIONS
TO R0CKAwAY BEACH.
commencing Sunday, June II, as follows :--stesmer
1WILIGHT, Captain John Holmes. leaves l29th ST. Har
lem, sts:45 Railroad dcck 90; 18th st., y s4.h st.,
9lj SD 80; Grand st., AS Jewrs dock. Brook
iyn 1913 making All Landings at Rockaway returning.
FARE. IS GENTS ExcTRsIoN TICKETS. SO CENTS
Good music refreshments on board.
THE ONLY BOATS LANDING AT C0NEY
~ ISLAND BEACH.-T The fine steamers
IDLEwILD and ARMENIA
will run 10
CONEY ISLAND BEACH EVERY DAY,
the IDLEWILD leaving
West oath st-9 A. NJ. II VI, and T. VI.
West 10th ct. % 40 A. VI. ~ 40 and 3:i0 +. W.
FRANKLIN 81, N. Il. . 10 A. M ~ 40 and 20 r. NJ.
Pier No. = y. re- 80 A. NJ, ~ s3u and 80 +. NJ
The ARMENIA will leave
West oath st.-IO 80 A. NJ. 80 aud 4 80 r. NJ.
West luth st.--lU 40 A. NJ, ! 40 ana 40 T.. NJ
Franklin ST. N R-lO so A. h.. so and 80 p. N.
Pier No. 2. n. R-ll A. NJ, 2 and r. N.
The New York herald., 1877-06-24
fNRAND OPENING OF THE
UCONEY ISLAND MAMMOTH ATLANTIC GARDEN.
SUNDAY, JUNE "a, 1877

This beautiful and delightful will be open
hiy first ciss Restaurant ana Lager Beer
den Choice pieces of Music will 6s played by band Of
twenty musicians The coolest glass Of beer
meals and other refreshments will be offered
The undrgnet propretors have taken special
premises 70 guard the public sgainst depreciation Of
hereby solicited. Comm0dious bathing houses
nected with the estsbshnent situated in close proximity
TO all railroad dspots.
Very respectfully.
The New York herald., 1877-06-24

/ ONO BRANCH AND PHILADELFHIA.
IL via New Jersey Southern Railroad
Commencing June 1S 1877, stesmers leave New York
pier North River foot Rector ST. connecting Ut Sandy
Long Branch q 20. 80 ioso A. NJ; s+5. s. e:i5
+. NJ
sca side Park, Baraogat aud Beach Haven 10 A. NJ;
3.45 r. NJ
Yneland Bridgeton Atlantic City aud Cape May9 30
A. NJ
sundays for Long Branch-9 80 4. NJ.
WM. s SNEDEN.
General Manager.
The New York herald., 1877-06-24

Supreme Court foreclosure sae-George p. Smith,
reietec-of the house. with lot 25xl0J, No. 50
Sheriff ST., W. s., ITO f. s. Of Rivngton St., to !.
The New York herald., 1877-06-24
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY 7-oUADRUPLE SHEET


AMUSEMEyTs.
w THIRD WEEK
oths successful engagement Of the talented and charming
Miss LETTIE ALLES.
MONDAY. June 25. anu EVERY EVENING during the
week will be presented play of powerful interest. oy
Henry Aorford. ESQ.,. entitled
GRABBED AGR.
HELENE vOLMIERl their Miss LETTIE ALLEN
RESE LATkoBE. original Mr. ). B. ArwArEa