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CHICAGO, Jun. 30.-If 4 goou Christian n,n,l
or wolnan las been praying for thirty ur furty
years, more or lcss, during which time II Is
reasonable to suppose bodily ailments hare mt
''ecn forgotten in her suprl!catio,ls, n,sl /. ut
lust, us clalnctl, mtraeulousiy curcl iu answer
10 one prayer, docs the exception PROVE thc rlIic
That prayer Is answered! l know of caso
which ran easily he verified Ut lu.ly still lll!yl,G
who was le.gll,lcn for fro Years, during wl,i..
time hlc never lett hcr rooIn, aStonialllng her
lrIcu'ls ono ,nor'.lAs ~ walking downtown
wonderful, cures arc M daily occurrence, pr.,:
tsnrCd Without apparent cl.lsc. Why should
results he attrilNtcl to prayers III cAsea Of pray
inv people when they us frequently lsappsn IN
those tn WlIuni prayer Is unknown: Sudden
frghts, Necessity u c1ertlon fur sell-prcserva-
ttun. have often effected wllnt tllu n,ust sklfui
physicians anl unnunibersal prayers have failed
in dung. canlot help thinking that In thu In
teEest Of religion y Is to regretted that tcse
to say tho least, doubtful ca-eA should be 81
positively ctri as answers To ptuycr, and II not
tho ctl'Ct calculated rather to weaken lllan tu
strengthen the fulfil. Of good, true, and praying
pcUpiut lEQulHEN.
, 1877-02-01

IN the Editor n The Tribune.
CHICAGO, Jim. 8o.-WI1l you kindly grant nc
brief space for little personal experience In
scarlet fcvcrl Ttenutnbcrlcss mothers " ho rcal
your Journal, anu who aFr oftentlnes unable to
obtain tho services Of physician ut once, may
receive hint or two which may be Of service to
them. A few years. ago, wien the scarlet fever
WAS prevailing, but not m epidemic Us at pres
cNt, my little daughter, 8 years old, came home
trurl tho public Sc}bOl complaining OF very
sore threat, and VI feeling tired aud dull. Her
face was flushed and lier eyes wascry, and, sup
poHlng TINT revere cold wHs coming on, be-
gan With tho usual lIomc.rcne.lies, learned long
years uyo among tile suow-clad Hills of Ecr.
mont. stitched twu slices Of salt fat pork TO
dullblc baud uf flannel alid securely fastened 1t
around hcr llca1. su that tho neck about tic
cars, where the pain wis most severn, should bo
firmly cuvcrctl. then uuarcsscd Lcr, putting
on well-w4ruel clotAing, ansl, wrapping her up
~ soft flannel sheet, put her lntD bed, giving
her SIX pellets OF hellalonna,-still supposlnE
her illness sure throat aud no more. This wus
at i,oon. WltehIng closely, discovered fever,
mud soon bright, rcd, Irregular botclcs male
t1ctr appearance. atd fct sure that the much
arcattcd sesrict fever was In our household.
bcgnu then to use aeonte, alternating hourly
with bclladonun, and the disease answered 10
tile medicine n0At perfectly. / gave plenty OF
watcr to drink, tlrst taking ofI the chill by lcat
Ing 1t over thu gas for Il minute or 80. No fluid
WAS asked a.ld hone WIS given, little milk atl
Wntcr taking It's place. The ROOM WIS kept
moderately wara., and dnrkencd,. aired fron, q
Wininw III Ill adionNg ruot1., uIld all went well,
and no physician was chilled. As Hoo,. Us w
knew that the searet fever was IN the 'lot,sc VI.
began 10 give helll,lunna IL tie other two chill
lren-onc WIS takcn Ill. but mildly that he
could only be kept ~ he'd two days, the other
csrupeai entirely. When their aplaetltes returned
wrIi.bUllcll cracked wheat anh milk were given
to them; nat-lnCal was not 90 fashionable ati nr-
tlcle uf diet then as nuw. Being nt,achc.i to no
particular sc'louI ol medicine, also gave aru-
matte Eirup VI risuharb nttcr they were e,tppUs-
esl to bc ncarsy well. The attcr.ctrcts Ut sha
fcvrf are sometimes more to he dreaded than
tho disease ltscf, and whether It comes lightly
Or In malignant fnrn thu Wa4hf1,l rare tlnriu.
cunyaltseencc anl for weeks utter caIlNot lie too
great fur II cold is taken, thu car, the eye, Or
the glands of the throat lnny hear Btropg tcstE-
norv rs long as the pcrs',.l lives.
hope nn one wto rea.is th,s will think am
intending 10 teuetl Or advise; I'M 1nrsciy r.
lating ny. experience. only hopc,f you think
your child shows the symptoms I'll this fever, lo
delay nut onr moment, asld II 10 physician IN
near, goosc-o!l, swcct-ul, or saIt-pork fur tho
t!roat viii tlot atld bcllulonna and ucuntte will
not Kill i they DO not cure, while gouI nursing
and good care always tcll ,nnsL powerfully.
Mrs. DESIsON GltoyEs.
, 1877-02-01

Gathering Madora blanchard filed = b!ll yes
ter.!ay A,at,,st llcr lllsland, Jutisu blanchard,
charging lin will, n.ltltcry, drunkenness, and
s'ae4'y' Ind praying ior Z divorce
Judge b'ogctt was occupied nll tlay yestcr
nay ay witt, tho criminal ta.o Of Fcltcrstctn Il
rloger, for violation of thu Bankrupt Iaw, a,,d
lug trlui Is n0t concluded yet.
IN the course Vi the trial of the case of Fcncr-
stein i ruuger yesterday, bcfArc Judge Bod-
KIP. u witness nasiles! Jnnah Il. Tuylur usilcr q
rae1 ,s,nef asr1d c.os1s.sxanatipu, E't angFy a.l
y, know as much M yoa aEDUt the cusc.n 1le
VA promptly tlncI tel, t'slt pleaded M clTcct-
'yely with tbs Judgu that thp aMe wus rclBittcd.
UNITED BATES couArs.
John Cowun l1lcd IL bill against .tbncr Kirby
20 recover $i,'do:a0 wages IA Muster III the
ecaT-hatk Nuiiotistnec during the seasons of
le1s' lo53, and pa!t Of ts.6:
lit National Danl; OF Illinois began u ault
iol sl,au against John il. tirrard, us1.i another
4of llkc amount ugulnst Redmond prindlYillc.
nAHkNuPrCr MATTERS.
u9fuun Z: Hubbard, Jr., u real cstatv de2ltr
'h, tIs1sn III bankruptcy, yesterday. llIs secured
rbts ioot up 64s ys4 Il, tho securities consist
irs Chiefly oi real estate, a14 valued ut $aN lU.
tne unsecured liabilities unount to $Ji,3ls.US.
IL IL, assets compromise real cstatc yulsr1 ut
sa;1.o s1;1.oo, but invuIatcrctl for saio,o5o; hills
~ Inu notea, e., .D,5n; horse and buggy, sllD;
VEINS and MAPS, fl00; open accounts, ii ~ IL;
s:"ss N'1 " thu American Ventilation Company ot
.ii x4h VI tHA pal value o1 StAuuUt 4tNl
claim tor <3u0 damages for b1r:.cl OF rosc,,ant
asalnst James Allen.
~ discharges wcEo Issued to F. II. anu Lowell
". Cussnl1n.
AiieF many postponements and delays co,Il-
M p9sti9a meeting was held yesterday IN tlc case
y r. Alden G. Nilla1u, real estate dealer. and
,4s as ssealtots VOTED to accept composition of
pet eent e cast; payabls in sixty days.
sts'isy IL s ssso . fs: ss' N Ill declared
nrl1.he II the case Of Shoenfeld Brothers, tho COM
G.I.aoa GIIsIoa meeting wa postponed to Feb. Is. The
~ssess oAefsd 20 PEI cent, which va refused,
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AN OMAHA POISONER.

HOW DIR. ST. LOUIS GOT RID OF HIS WYE.
From the ST Louis Globe Democrat
OMAHA, Neb., June IL, 1877.
The crime Of wife murder has been brought against
DR.. G. +. ST. Louis, = well known and until lately
highly respected physician OF Fremont Neb. with
such strong crcumstAntiai evidence that NO doubs 10
entertained Of his guilt Mrs. st. Louis died q lew
days ago with symptoms indicating tho Administration
OF poison. Alter her death the stomach liver and in.
sent on TO Chicago chemical examl.
nation Atoxcoogical investigation by Dr. Walter &
Halnes reveals the presence Of arsenic in large and
marged proportions IN the stomac and liver Dr. VI.
Louis was Immediately arrested, and fears are enter.
tainod that he will be lynched unless removed 10
another county. The Coroners jury, which adjourned
TO await the result Of tho stomach analysis viii recon.
vene immediately. One OF MIRA 81 LouIs'
attendants will testify that In the absence
Of her physicians De. 81. Louis came Into
the bedroom and ordered The administration Of
some white powders. These were followed by reich.
inRs and v0mitings ON the part OF Mrs 81 Louis.
winch the other physicians, when called on, could not
understand. For year past DIR. 81 Louis has been
paying tho closest attention to MrA Boomer the wife
OF music dealer IN Fremont and the tongue Of scan
dal has been busy with their Mrs. Bloomer
was recently divorced, her husband suing for sepA-
ration on grounds OF adultery. Dr. Sc. Louis' srsa
mcnt OF his wife during the meantime has boon inhu-
manly cruel For about month past he has been
THIS was refused hrs character having recently come
INTO question on account OF his rumorcd Illicit intt-
macy with Mrs Boomer. II was discovered, q few
days since, beyond DOUBT that d. ~ LOUIS medical
diploma was an absolute forgery the namo OF 81 John
thereon having been Atsrsd V ~ kosiss
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AUDACIOUs MURDER IN OREGON.

From the Portland Standard
Henry L. Sutton, desperate character and well
known saloon keeper In Port Townsend, W. T., CON-
United desperate murder at that place last Friday
afternoon which. Tor the cool and deliberate malice
with which executed has few parallels II
that he had misunderstanding with Captain Chares
Howard, citizen OF the place, about dog and
seeing tie Captain pass his saloon he invited him
entered his den. and procuring loaded revolver
turned and deliberately fred Howard. shooting
IN the stomach His vengeance was now satisfied and
his attention turned means Of effectng
his escape marched back into the saloon. took all
the money he could collect, reloaded his revolver, and
graspng Henry rife and shotgun threatened to
xiii any one who dared attempt 70 oppo
his progress Lsisurely proceeding 10 the wharf
he got into saIlboat mo0red In the
river, and spreading the to the breeze calmly
pointed his vessel toward British coil. En- ue
met the steamer Fayorte. anu telling the Captain he
wis IN pursuit OF VINO had committed largo
berry he asked 10 be taken to Victoria Tho captain
could comply, but took him rs tar as Dungeness
AMI the steamer was passing out OF sight the
derer sailing out into the Straits oil Fuca
with the expectation, IL supposed, oil meeting with
vessel bound Tor some orcign port sutton Is noted
Desperate and has been concerned In many crimes OF
q similar character When very young he shot man
in Massac husets, and, enecting MS escape to Cali
iornia concerned there IN another shooting ARRAY
He timc editorally connected with the
Regster ana Messenger Two newspapers formerly pup
lished al Port Townsend, but now doad In 1872 he
was accessory TO murder committed by Jack Quale,
alias ..Poker Jack" a prominent gambler on tho
Sound, who was himself subsequently, killed II Is
almost incredible that man guilty OF 50 horrible
crime could oscapo In broad daylight In the presence
OF large number Of persons VINO were attracted by
the shooting The only reason assigned is that they
parAlyzed BY his audacty.
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MURDER CONSUMMATED.
From the 81. Louis Republican

william B. Sticking, market master Of Soulard Mar
ket died minutes before eight O'Clock night
a, hts residence Pcotte street. his death beng tho
result OF stabs inflicted by Michael Rosmer on last
Thursday night Sticking, IN addition to his official
work. followed the calling Of fisherman, as did Roe.
meE On Thursday night Seeking and his brother Her.
mann had difficulty with Roemcr the foot OF Picos
street. geowtng out OF matters connected with
their business, and II resulted IN hight Roemer drew
kuiie ana stabbed William Seeking several places in
the lett side aud Leg and Hermann Sticking struck Roe
with piece oil iron top oil The head, inhictng
very ugly wound
Rocmsr was placed under arrest sftor his wound was
dressed, and next day WARRANT was sworn out charg
ing MN with murderous assault Ho released on
bail BY the Court OF Criminal Correction. On Sunday,
when gaDgrene In Sick ng's arm, making IL evi-
dent he must die officer scnt TO arrest Roemcr
but nowhere to DO found. II Is Thought that he
learned that Sticking would die and hence ist tho city
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TWO MURDERERS LYNCHED.
HOW CRIME IS AVENGED IN CALIFORNIA.
From the San Francisco Call

HOW CRIME IS AVENGED IN CALIFORNIA.
From the San Francisco Call
SANTA Cruz, May 10. 1877
The murderers or DeForrcsl Francisco Aras and
Joss Chamais were this morning found hanging IRON
the srossbeams OF the Upper San Lorenzo Bridge,
dead their feet and hands being tightly bound with
hay ropes On tho night before last were seen IN
the orchard back OF the jail, but as no attempt was
made TO lynch prisoners the people concluded that
the law would be allowed TO take It's Az two
O'Clock tnis morning the jaiier and under sheriff
were SURROUNDED by body OF men. These
broke open the jail yard door and obtained
from the officers the jail keys II
missed that the PRISONERS were placed In q
wagon and driven to tho place Of execution, the
wagon being driven out from under them after the
halter around their necks had been fastened to the
beam above This morning the people gathered in
large numbers but there excitement, while
the that Ly nch law should be resorted
Ia this law ABIDING munity-a city In which no
one has been executed without duo process Of law
sinco 1S52-there WAS feeling OF security manifested
aud general relief that Ito was no longer endangered
by the existence Of two desperate ever
stretched hemp.
Chamal,s was executed within three hundred yards
of where he born, aud at the time Of his death
was twenty-one years Of age. he was sent TO the
Prison IRON this for three years for rob-
bling q widow named Rodriguez. he broke jail, was
rcarrestcd and served his term. His time expired
IN March last Last Monday night he was brought to
this place and confessed all in the presence OF four
witnesses. He SAID mat Arlas came 10 the house
where he was and asked him 10 accompany the
speaker TO the circus lie replied that he had no
money. Arias said that they would get some. and
they to the locality where DcForrest was, and
DeForresI happening along Arias fired a. him. De-
Forrest not stopping Arias nred again, when Def or
rest fell They remained In the willows till all was
quiet and then they dragged the murdered across
the road His pockets robbed Of 50. Arias kept
SIS SO OF the amount, ana they went TO the circus.
Aras was thrty-o,ght years OF age aud was born
Pescafero He still has relatives residing IN this
county For numbering a sheep border in San LUIS
OUispo h. sent TO State Prsou for three years,
his brother having sent there Tor lie Tor the same
crime. For IobOng the house OF p. Murphy, OF Wat
sonviie, he scnt 10 the State Prison from this
county for years. For timo ne denied the muir.
dor OF Del orrest but being closely cross-examined
indirectly admitted the by request OF Cnamalis
they were put In different cells.
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WINES. LIQUORS,


THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS WORTH OF GOODS
SEIZED FROM sTEERAGE PASSENGERS AT
CASTLE GARDEN--THE CROOKED CIGAR BusI-
NESS.
The seizure room Of the Custom House presented
The appearance OF third auction room yes.
terday Than the demure receptacle Of contraband
goods. The large the centre Of the rotunda
literally covered with lAces of every description,
pieces OF dress goods Calico lawns, mohar, wcolIcns
ana cashineres and expensive silks. Emoroidcries
also very conspicuous. and cheap "Brummagem"
jeweIry was no mean part OF the invoice.
All those found in the possession OF
German steerage passengers who arrived yesterday
in the steamship Herder from Hamburg Inspector
Chapman. on looking through trunk belonging TO q
male passenger, discovered that had false bottom
Opening he found concealed therein several pieces
OF silk dress goods dutiaDe articles Al The
same time the officer noticed two very handsome
ladies' who appeared very nervous, and who had been
IN close ana earnest conversation with the Of
false bottomed trunk. Their attire seemed 10 be
appropriate for the latitude OF Greenland
particular season. The ladies had had their baggage
already passed. but gong out The inspector asked
about person which were subject 20 duty. She
answered hum
ION the honor OF lady, we have not"
VALUABLE FEMALE PADDING.
The aacs, however, we're detained, and Miss Jennie
Ferris. the inspectress on duty at Castle Garden.
searched them. Almost every garment on their per-
SON was padded with goods consisting OF tho
materials above mentioned. Tnlma cloak
was llled out with about hfty dozen
silk scarfs and pieces Of lace. The ladies' were
lcas ed, but their goods remained behind. The fair
smurglers Mrs. Frcdrka Rothstein and daughter.
In the padding OF OF the man with the false
Dotlomed trunk several hundred dollars worth OF
laces found ana condscated In the hand bag OF
another passenger fine sealskn sacque was found
and seized.
MORE COxTRABAND GOODS
Special Agent Bracket enriched the seizure room
yesterday with seizure oil two pieces oil fine Pom
silks measuring about $50 yards, valued at 81 so
per yard He had been Informed that this silk IS only
consigned 0rm in this country, aud sold at fixed
rates The goous Sci zcd had been sold at
little more than half price, aud II evident that
either the sixty per cent duties had been cvaded or
the silk was stOlon.
Four bags OF sugar smpgged from the brig Eliza Ste
vens their way 10 the seizure room, us we'll
/. 500 cigars seized the steamer Columbus, and
800 cigars. attempted TO be smuggod from the steam
or Guy or Mexico.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-15
A L1FE-sAvING POLICEMAN.

OFFICER BLEIL MAKES HIS TENTH 1EsCUk
The children Of the Fourth Street Methodist Church
Sunday school were going an excursion yesterday
The steamer which they were about to embark lay
the foot OF West Tenth street. Tho little and
their guardians were passing from the shore 70 the
boat along the gangplank when little Maud Simpson
aged thirteen, or No. 1l9 West Eleventh street, Tell
INTO the river. Shrieks OF disnay ned the air. and
there general rush TO the girl All the atten-
required to prevent another accident officer Biol,
who was duty this point eaped overheard and
saved child This Is the tenth person he has
cued from drowning
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HUNTERS POINT ETENcHEs.

THE NUIsANcEs OF LONG ISLAND cITx TO BE
NvEsTIdATED-AN EFFORT TO INDIc- rHxl1
AUTHORS.
The residents Of Murray Hill aud YoskviIls are up
in against the Long Island City authorities who
permit manufacturers AZ and Hunters Point 70
fill the with vile and deadly stenches These odors
this summer have become offensive that q number
OF the wealthy properly owners OF the upper end OF
the combined to hold public meetings and
organize campaign upon the Long Island offenders
The first meeting will be held tonight tho Grand
Union HOTEL when Senator Gerard aud other prominent
gentlemen will participate Yesterday reporter Of
the HERALD, In conversng with ex-Sanitayy Supertn-
tendcnt Norris OF this city, informed by him that
the smell offensive between eight and ton O'Clock
nearly every day Al his residence, IN Fity-second
street, near Lexington avenue, that be, IN common
with the residents Of that region, are iorosd
to shut their wndows Dr. Morris states that there
q mlsapprehens0n IN the minds OF the puoisc - 10
tho Of these deadly stenches From MS tnves-
legations ne 10 satisfied that they emanate from fer
tilizng factory Blissvle Az this factory the ref
Of suphuric acid, which 10 used ~ tho oil rehn.
employed IN the manufacture OF fertilizers, and
the stencil Is combination Of petroleum., sulphurio
ponent parts oil the manufactured article
The New YORK Board Of Health Of course have NO
jurisdiction over the nuisance but IL " the intention
the property affected by the vile smells 10
make desperate effort TO have the authors OF this
outrage indicted and punished. the meeting tonight
Is preliminary merely TO such action.
Mayor Ely has signed the resolution passed BY the
Long Island authorities TO some msthsd OF abatns
nuisance.
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The following sales made the Exchange ysstsr.
day.
Common Piea foreclosure sale - H. Oliu. referee
of y house, with lot 81. lOx74x24. lUx63 tx. ON
West 4th g., W. 65 z IT, : OF Hvratio st.. j.
Sutton $l2,025
sCuii
Supreme Court foreclosure saie-W. A. Boyd, ref
- Nnrse with iot 2Ox99 T. o F,st f26th
st.. 1855 W. Of I'd av., to Charles Knox..... 500
Total sales for the dag.
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TO RoCKAwAY BEACH,

commencing Sunday June H. as follows :--Stesmcr
TWILIGHT, Captain john Holmes leaves i29h st., Har-
lem, 40, Railroad dock, 0 10th So. .; 04yh
cas-; $50 ST. ;3o Grand 81, es45; JEWELS dock Brook
lyn, io5. making all landings at Rockaway, returning.
FxKE, IS CESTs ExcUKsroy rIcKsfs. 60 CENTS
Good music and refreshments on board
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A -A-DAILY ExCuRsIoSs TO RocKAwAY
STEAMER WILLIAM COOK, Captain Q. Adams. SUN
18th st.. HoDoken, A. NJ. AID ST. New ork 10 30; West
10Th ~. 10 AS Pier 49, loot Of Cedar st., II Brooklyn
Fulton ferry Martins Dock, II 30; Atlantic IT., IL 40
FARE. 80 CENTS. EXCURSION TICKETS, so CENTS
The music Will be afforded by the William Coox Marine
Band Returning. leave kocksway as4:3oP.M
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COASTWlSE STEAMSHIPS.
DACIFIC NAIL AND PANAMA TRANSIT
Il STEAMSHIP LINES


COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.
pacific MAIL Lrt Emp aT.,i RHS4 AlKrs TRANSIT
SoHasa SsEsDY SHw
"s f:E s' va sisa
j2$ss &1S
s s.~ iES ISLANDS 8
s9 s!fa' St ss; S5 a'Gy suLLAY superintendent.
Mest carrying the United states mail The steamer
% asSE s. s @ hrs"s
BIN. Of l"diag given to al" points! on the Houston and Texas
Houston Henderson ana the Galveston Harrisburg
and Son Antonio iailrosds Fret hts and insurance At
.py MHiosY Co., ss
NToRGAN's LINE TO NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS
l The will sail from pier 80 North River io
New Texas s'sS' sss's
sSssn esnss 70 *.
Mobile, Gsiyssson Ind"noa, corpa. Christi RoeSpor,.
Santiago and 70 az points on tho
rsxss Pacific and railroads Freight
~ San Antonio ns "sen via cnero reduced
Insurance. can ses.sd under open policy Of the line
ssh, Or
MORGAN. Agents. office pier 80 North River.
ALD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMFANI.
sailing from pier 81 North River,
Tor NoRgohK, CITY POINT And RICHMOND, TUES.
DAYS, THU kSDAfS and SATURDAYS, ut z. NJ,
Meeting with the Virginia Tennessee Air Line Atlantic
Coast Lne Piedmont Air Line, Chesapeake Ohio
road, and with the compunys steam line interior points
In North Carolina ana Virginia
NEWBkRNE and WASHINGTON, N. c. fvia Norfop.
every TUESDAY, TIL UkSDAY and SATURDAY. -
LIVES, bel, MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY,
as, and Tor Hi' and rail-
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed .
Through passenger tickets nd bills OF adng to all points
Freights received daily pier 81 North River General
Office No 1877 Greenwich St ~ H. McCREADY. President.
II ALIfAx. y. s.. AND ST JOHNS ~. "
- CROMWELL LINE.
= steamship BEisMUD viii leave pier 10 North River,
TUESDAY jun W, At p NJ For passage freight Apply
10 CLARK SEAMAN, 10 West 81.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ELEGANT BRITISH STEAMER
CANlMA will sail for Bermuda direct Thur sday June
I'll The Bermudas are now the aud
lent winter resort
Por full particulars aud Illustrated pam phiets apply to
A. +. otTEkbkIDGE. Agent 30 Broadway.
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT Mali, LINk-
~ These first class steamships will sail at ~ NJ from
pier ~ North River loot OF Cedar Havana direct as
ftllows.- - =
CJLu Wednesday. June 20
For freight and passage. having unsurpassed
IONS -p'wW r. CLYDE Co, No Bowling ,r.sn
lMckkf4LAK, LULlNG q CO., Agents In HavanA