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AUCTION SS.LE

* I. BRookER, Jr., Auctioneer,
Norsh tMarh!e Buildingl,
northwest corner 1lth street ami P.Dp,a .vn,,.
SFEClAS NOTICE
having received instructions from NON
YIN 'o S3Sn out the entire remaining
sfocs or mo'pEN RRITANNIk Sill
vER-PLATKD GOODS now ~ NV nos
SSssSSnn, l shall commence the sale TO- ~
hIsVShhoW Wednesday, MORNING, January
s, ~ 10 clock, AZ my store Is above. and con-
until all are.sold
These goods are warranted Of the finest quality
matter what they cost, ~
Ihree Beautiful Show Cases will be offered
invite The public to call and see for them selves
Great bargains rarely met i'm will I've given
b. &. BR00kER, JR., Auotioneer
Marble Building,
ian15-3t NV. corner 1Ith ST. and Pa ave.
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A MERICAN LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
"a sail every THURSDAY direct az
from rom p, Philadelphia to Liverpool. GsGat1l
Cabin, intermediate and steerage passage tickets
ers, 1923 street. Also, Agents for the Red Star
Line to Antwerp. my22-tf
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ohe vi the leaulng houses in Paris France and COM
| offered at public sale.
,aots 1pos;T THOMAS BOWLING.
Io-ote ifost.J Auctioneer.
John SHERMAN, Real Estate Auctoneer,
= st. Cloud Building.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPRov-
"a nos 200 sr RsF sG SOUTH
Is7s OF ana DEED da, OF trust dated July lt
lis ct one Of the land iD records SG
for the District and At the request q
ihs , 3s5h day q ysnSaTy 1913 At oe,Ock
sna fqSsas on eoDans Cd
wv Mnthln the following lines to wits Beginning for
cheS from the northwest corner of said square on
the line OF south street. thence south sfxty-one
wyestwardly with the line of said avenue ffty-six
Ieet more or less, to the southwest corner of said
with the line of said street forty-three feet and one
sad 70 S3ath street and THENCE due east with
gether with the improvements, consisting Of two
new brick dwengs.
six. twelve and eighteen months with interest at
sod FER csmt, per annam, secured on the properly
required at the time Of sale Terms Of sale to be
foHHS6 SSX EDISON, Trustees.
W. NJ. SMITH, Salesman. jan7-m, W.T., &dbs
nUNCANSON BROS, Auctloneers.
DEAD LETTER OFFICE SALE.
S.oOu lois VIII be sold at auction within the auc-
ton rooms, corner 9th and ID streets northwest,
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. m. WEUNES-
DAY. January 10th, and continue evening and
morning until all are sold. Catalogues to be had at
Office of auctioneerS.
BY order of
A. ID. HAZEN.
Jl4 Third Assistant Postmaster General.
nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
SALE OF MAGNIFICENT DIAMONDS,
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SOLID SILVER
SETS, PLATED WARE, GUNS. REVOL-
VERS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, BRON-
ZEs, CLOCKS, SHOW CASES, SHELLY
ING, &C.
On account of dissolution of co-partnership r.
OF 5. GOidstein Co., they offer for sale, sal
commencing on WEDNESDAY, January [ssSx
18TH and continuing daily from to4 O'Clock p. m,
ana $50 10 $3.50 ,. m. until all sold, their
tire STOCK and Fixtures contained in store
No. 619 PENNSYLN ANA AVENUE NV
(unaer Metropolitan Hote.)
Every article warranted as represented.
Sale positive and without reserve.
splendid opportunity to obtain bargains is here
presented.
Ample accommodations for ladies.
Goods at private sale at great sacrifice.
~ order OF .. GOLDSTE1N Il CO.,
Jl4 lfOSt&Repl 619 Penna. ave. NV.
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THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL,
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.

china NTW IVY
Scythia Wed. Jan % China. We'd, Feb. 20
Batavia Wed :, Jan. 80 Scythia Wed, Feb. ~
AbysSinia, Wed. Feb. 6
And every following Wednesday from New York.
Steamers marked" do carry Storage passengers.
RATE OF PAssAGE.-Cabin, $50, $50 and 500,
sage is special low passage for winter months.
Tickets to- Paris, $15, gold, additional. Return
tickets on favorable terms.
Storage tickets to and from all parts OF Europe at
very low rates. Through bills OF lading given for
Belfast, Glasgow, Havre, Antwerp, and other ports
on the Continent and for Mediterranean ports. For
freight and passengers apply at the Company
cabin, to OTIS BIGELOW, COS 7th street.
tan28-1y CHAS. g.. FRANCKLYN, Agent.
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OLYDE'S NEW EXPRESS LINE
BETWEEN
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.

STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK,
SOUTHLAND TON AND BREMEN.
The steamers of this Company will sail every Sat-
urday from Bremen Pier, foot Of Third >E6sn
street, Hoboken. r ates Of passage: [kHx&
From New York to Southampton, Lon sRffs
don, Havre and Bremen, first cabin, 500; second
cabin SEQ gold; steerage $50 currency. For freight
or passage, apply to OELRICHS & CO..
sepS 6m Bowling Green, New York.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
THoMAs BOWLING Auctieneer,

TTNHoMAs BOWLING Auctieneer,
SAL, vbE ~ 4 RRkkdhHAsLE COLLECTION OF
AND MALALnIrE CLOCKS; GROUPES
AND STATUES: ITALIAN SCULPTURES,
CONFUSING COPIES OF ALL KNOWN
CLASSIC AL. SUBJECTS: BESOUET STAT
uETIES: OBJECTS OF ART. &C.
18th inst. at 1US o'ek at our saiesrooms II IN 81
and Pennsylvania avenue, viii be sold the above
nne OF works of art, lately received from
one OF The leading houses in Paris France and com
offered at public sale viva
The collection will he arranped for examination
on Tuesday, 18th instant. O' GENERALIZATION
THOMAS BOWLING,
1S-ots frost. Auctoneer.
Ohm SHERMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer
u RuiId
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TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHW EST.
Double Track. Steel Rails,
Splendid Scenery, Magnificent Equipment.
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NUNARD LINE.
" NOTICE.
With the view Of diminishing the chances Of COL
isiOn, the Steamers OF this line take q specific
course for all seasons Of the year.
On the outward passage from Queenstown to
New York or Boston, crossing the meridian of 90
at a lat, or nothing to the north of 43.
On the homeward passage crossing the meridian
of 80 at ~ lat, or nothing to the north of a.
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rOHEN'S LOAN OFFICE, corner of It'll street
~ and New York avenue, entrance on New ~
York avenue. The most private Loan Once ~
In the city. Money loaned 1t the lowestO q
rate Of interest on Gold and Silver Watches, Plate
and 6entlemen's Clothing, Carpets, and all articles
Of value. janl-ly
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nLD CLoTHING, &C..L: RICE, dealer in
" Secondhand CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES,
&C., 623 It'll street southwest offers great bargains
He pays the highest prices IN Cash Tor the several
articles named above. Orders by mail attended
to. nov6-tr
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John SHERMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer,
y st. Cloud Building
The New York herald., 1878-07-05
THE SOCIALISTS.

TIE coMMuNIsr PARADas IN NEW YoRH
AND pnooKLYx-oRDERLY PicsIcs IN TIA
PARKS.
The red nag was hung out yesterday both In New
YORK ana Brooxiyn, but by no means after q saoguL
nary fSshon. II vas associated with harmless
paradcs and pcDic and In the case Of Brooklyn With
some eraiory oi an ardent typo Tho dsn,zsns Of shs
sast side OF New York were Asiir carly, Tor abe Bohs
miAn section OF the Commune began parade ~
o'clock Its headquarters were In lager beer saloon 10
East FUN street, between avenues A aud u soli-
tary pasroman deemed DO sunlcioat protection
against ln~lsssncss the part of the paradsrs
and beiLe rather COLOSSUS he Gttingly led od ths
procession. marshal on borssbacx, ptumed and
booted and spurrcd, also PROMINENT ngurs, and
then came the Bohemian band, which discourssd sucn
music rs the ''MarsclilAiseo aud other stirring
ehaasoSs fhtsc banner bearers In the 'front.'
row --oue carrying ,ne National aas aud nsnked on
either SIDE by the red banner Of tho Commune Ouy
ABOUT one handred msn Desan the parade, bet by
stopping opposite sundry lager beer saloons thar
number gained considerable accessions and their red
nags multiplied There was great deal OF marching
up the bill aud then marching down again an ths
lact that kast Finn street was very much parAdsd
Finally 'tUey reached tns pier at the foos Of tnas
Incy were joined bv the indies OF The parry, tho
number OF The excursonists bong about nftsea
sorss on board the barge. aeaa"s the generous
complsment OF loo barrels OF lager beer. The tug
Emma Kennedy took everything IN TOW, and alter
call M Fty hrst street brought the oxcursionists
to oriental Grove. whore very pleasant day was
spent Everything was orderly aud regular, and
when thc cxcufsio nsts returned 10 tho CITY the
half dozen OF police officers who wsrs In waiting
them were without any occupat,on.
rmE BRookLYN PARADg
The Williamsburg socialists had their ptcnic ~
Euicr's broadway ParK. They mustered In The
vicinity OF the Town Hall TO the numbcr Of 500 vita
music. ana banners and badges oil the orthodox huA
ana, AZ IN New York, were under the protssson Of tA
police Tbor time, however, vas lot altogether givea
10 pieosurc Tor abssous orators sieppsd and gave
things serious turn. Tho spsccnes ssrs delivered
ip dierent languages so that Socialists OF every ne
tionaity might be reached Pleasure soon, bowsver
rcgainei its ususpod place, ana dancing ana eseea
festivities we're Kept Up until dark, whom the social
is0 separated withous any 1isordsr having mospo1
theu ooisbrston ot tns couatEy's grsaa hoasdAys
The New York herald., 1878-07-05
vIolA1Ioss or THE ORDINANCE.

In tho First ward there only arrest for vio
lation ol the IRE cracker ordinance--thst OF John
Walsh. boy sixteen years OF age who. while under
the influence OF liquor, Unused himself by nring
crackers under the feet Of ladies passing along the
street.
In the Fourth ward there I've arrests Louis
Crsider, oil No. LAT Hudson street, Hoboken; Sam
Chambers and chatham streets; Charles Saunderson.
OF No. 90 Oliver street; Cornelius Gorman OF No SO
Pike street, and john Rubsu, Of East Fiity-hrss
street.
Five boys, ranging in age from ten 10 seventeen
years were takon before Judge kiIDrcth cnsrgsd
with violations OF tho hrcworks ordinance Their
names are Albert Boyer James Warner, Albert Son.
net Edward Mead ant John Clark. They were all
dismissed with roprimands
The New York herald., 1878-07-05

sale Of nrecrackers by retail Dealers there appeared
10 be lack OF the Chinese cracker among the juve
nile ceIebrants. But the torpedo was mostly patron
ixsd by the chiidreu Tho bells OF ST. Ann's Protcs
tant Episcopal Church leut harmonious chimes
TO welcome In the day.
Al rompkins Park about thousand people as
ssmbled in the forenoon take part In the obssrv
ancss ~ that place stand erected in = shady
place snd'a band OF nusic lent its charms the
casion BY performing patriotic and popular airs All
derman Frank Fisher, President OF the Common
Council, presided, and with low remarks upon the
glorious anniversary which they had assembled 10
commemorats, Introduced tho Of the day, Rev
George G. Main. pastor OF tho East Congregational
Cnuic ch. The reverend gentleman spoSo isng and
eoquently and was frequently interrupted by up
plAuse DIR. j. L. Farley reclted poem and Mr..
Nelson j. Gates made address. In the evening
were music and fireworks.
PROSPECT Park.
Fully forty thousand people sought the pleasures and
attractions OF Prospect PARK duroy the day here
was baud Of music, regatta on the lake, boating
and sailing parties, baseball cricket and lacrosse
games Tho ponies tho swings the carryas, tho goat
carriages ana every department. OF pleasure were well
patr0nized.
In the evening the CITY Hall and Court House were
brilliantly illuminated by burning various colored
hres, which liz up tue bunting witn une effect.
The pyrotcchnical display on Fort Greene was at
tended Wy several thousand people AND was very line
Tho principal pieces set on were tne followipx:-
"rreo OF Libsrtyh com mcneng with vertical wheel
OF lrs. changing formed by jets VI fra,
.fsmpie OF Liberty" batteries dischargng nrsbsils
flights VI rockets, bombs, "5tar oil the Union" and
various other piscea Tnerc were many private dis-
plays.
The New York herald., 1878-07-05
STATEN ISLAND.

On Staten Island the day was welcomed by tho firing
OF guns at Fort Wadsworth and saiutss OF firearms
mscsilaneously, the ringing OF the church bells ana
the blowing OF steam whistles. ne American colors
and Mreamers were displayed from the Soamau's Re-
treat at Stapleon, tho Sailors Snug Harbor at Now
Brighton, aud all the other public institutions the
Island and private houses well had their holiday
dressing OF bunting. The ordinance prohibiting the
use OF fireworks IN the village streets was suspended
for tho day, tho boys had their fun with hrs
crackers and other usual appliances At Stapeton the
Dsclaration OF Independence was read by Charles L.
Gum aud n Grafton delivered by the Rev. Dr.
Rock well, Of the First Presbyterian Church. The
sharpshooters had pigeon match AZ Concerd, CHI
ton trot and swecpstake race took place ut the
Sea View Driving PARK, Now Dorp, aud there were
athletic sports at West Brighton ln The evening
thcrc were extensive displays OF fireworks both pu0lic
and private.
The New York herald., 1878-07-05
socrErY or THE c1xcrNNATL

The New York Society Of the Cincinnati met Del
monico's, Twenty-slxth street aud Filth avenue, In
the forenoon and held q business meeting, winch
lasted couple OF hours. Ex United states Secretary
Of State Hamilton Fish, president society pre-
sided anu about thirty members were present among
them being General George W. Morsii. William H.
Crosby, Alexander J. Clinton, William W. Lergstt,
Charles II. Ward Herbert q. Torrsy, Dr. john h.
GRAY, Jonn cropper, Thomas W. Chrystie, r. Van
Cortland, Nathan V. Rice, D.. W. Tapp. William Linn
Reese, v. Prssco,s bullock. ID. q. Hughes, Jonn W.
Grs,on, William ogden Giics A II. Hammond. Jr
Tbs iievips hoard Of oficsrs elected 10 sorye
ior next term:-
President lion. Hamilton Fish; Vice President william
:. rsphsm ssersary. nsy aafiaus aillsi treasurer,
crosby, Chaplain, Rev. saneias =. Hatsou; Physciah.
ss.ndnx tommi,tes--pierre Van csr.landt. Thomas
sshs ca cssu :lSsn lSsn
pssra,s. 70 tho General socesraon Hamilton Fish.
Rev haneius Hutton Alexander hHmlson John sehuy-
Dswiu Schuyler, Alexander ). Clinton, James }.
Logan.
The name OF General W. I. sherman was proposed
for election as honorary member by Mr.. John
Cropper but In accordance with tho rules OF The
clety no election can take place Tor year alter
proposal
When the business meeting was concluded the So
winch Mr. Fish presided, General John Cochrane
cupyina tho place Of honor the Opposite end vi
taDIa The repsst having been disposed Of General
CochraDs proposed the health OF the Presdcut OF the
society. Mr.. Fish's reply was very brief, and
merely uttsrance Of the usual
formal complimentary phrases, Immediately at tho
conoiuson Of which he lcit the halt he had catch
the train to return 10 his homo at Garrison's Landing
The Vice President then took the chair aud the
bers ntsrcd into less formal coIsbraon oil the DAY,
pleasant toass being gwen aud responded TO and tho
glorious Fourth ouiy honorcd IN general way.
HISTORY oY THK SOCIETY.
TIE Society vi the Cincfnuat had branches iu the
thirteen original states oi the Union, of these
branches only SIX nov survve-nsmely, those OF New
YORK, Massachusetts, New Jersey Maryland PenotyI.
wanna aud South Carolina Delegates from these SIX
state societies usually convene tricnnisHy within
The New York herald., 1878-07-05

came out OF the top Of bis head The physicians at the
Long Island College Hospital, where Coney taken,
stated last even ng tnat the lads braiu
iujared ana hopes entertained OF his recovery.
Hickman arrested ani held await the result Of
COley' injury.
The New York herald., 1878-07-05
IN BRooxLYN.

The day was generally bot quissiy observed In
Brooklyn. A. sunrise tho booming Of she guns on
Fort Grscas and Carroll Park awakened the Sleep
and reminded them that another glorious Fourth
had dawnsd Tno boys lost time IN msking their
contributions TO tho noise which mas ever been re-
sardsd hisniy essential, shs celebration OF Inds
osndsscs Day. Despite the ordinasss prohibring tbs
The New York herald., 1878-07-05
wksrcHEsrEa COUNTY.

The day passed oil very quietly In Westchestsr
county far heard from. With the exception at
MonIrose, q small settlement ON the Hudson River,
posning celebrate 1t beyond the display OF
the Stars and Srpes the ringing OF bells, and the dis
charge Of fireworks on private account Al Montrose
thsre lashioned celebration, the reading OF
the Declaration Of Independence and the delivery Of
oratiou.
The New York herald., 1878-07-05
on LONG ISLAND.

On Long Island tho celebration was general and
hearty. OF method being observed IN the arrange
ments than years past The festivities spread from
coast coast, every and village having appro
pirate display oil ono kind another. At Jamaica
tho Sunday school OF tho Presbyterian Church nad
special celebration, the Declaration OF Independence
beng read by Rev. William De Hart and addresses
delivered by Judge Armstrong and Rev. Lewis
Zampnian, pastor OF the church. Music completed
the programme. In the morning portion 'oi the
hre department paraded. rha quiet village OF south
old gave expression to its PATRIOTISM by a fantastic
parade with martial music; addresses and vocal music
In the Presbyterian Church, besides the reading oil
historical skecn of the town; firing OF guns, ringing
oI bells, yachting, rowing, TUB, wheeloarrow aud
sack races, pursuing creased pig ana ascending y
creased polo. All the Sunday scn oos IN tho nsigh
borhood OF Freeport united IN celebration a. that
place, General Joe HOOKER reviewing ,he procession
aud delivering a briei address Rev. Mr. Walker de-
liversd Grafton. rne Rev Dr. Porter. of Brooklyn
aha Rev. 4. H. butcher, oil Brdgehampton addressed
the temperance advocates gathered on the camp meet
iny grounds at JaussporL Inc DAY was also Ob
served ut Woodsdc, Springfield, Huntington. River
head and various oJhcr places.
The New York herald., 1878-07-05
VELLING OF THE SOUTHERN PEOPLE AS REP
RESENTED M SENATOR GoRDoE.

ATLANTA, Ga, July =, 1873.
General Gordon to-day sent the following d.
spatch:--
To rHg OSYicgas AND MEMBERS or THK AssocfArfos
CELEBRATING rng ForRTu OF JuLY EvAxsvfLLg,
IxD:---
Denied the great pleasure OF ningling With your
people Ia person | soma you the gratituas OF foil
heart Tor your kindness 70 me, with 0ongralolasooa
over the complete restoration anu harmony OF all the
states, event almost memorable as that whicn
this great dav snorates. deeply regret
BE- present TO assure you that the hearts and
homes OF Tho South are open welcome the Of
the North TO ITS bamy climate snd unrivAcd tnduce.
ments to capital aud enterprise. rhe whos south
earnestly unies with you IN sautng this day with all
It's memories Of tho past aud ali ITS pledges for the
The New York herald., 1878-07-05
IN NEW .. RsEY.

Although there was Official display In New Jer-
sey the people celebrated tho day with something OF
the old time enthusiasm In Newark tEoro was no
parade OF tho military Fire Departments ana the
neat proved fatal TO stump orAtory Eitzabeth, how
over, WAS more nthusastic, and the whole town
turucd out 10 witooss the parade OF some military
compaueR
The New York herald., 1878-07-05
TAMMASY's CELEBRATION.

the hallowed celebration OF dependence Day by
the Tammapy Society was renewed at the Wigwam
Fourteenth street yesterday morning. Long before
tbe appointed throwing tho Of The
xroas hall for the admission Of the guests and friends
tho society the steps 10 front Of the building
ocsupisd by sroups oi we'll known democratic poll
s,cians, all rgged ou, their bsst go-to- meeting
honor OF the dsy and Of this particular cello
brat,on. Badges wore dealt out to the members BY
Mr. Joel stevens, In . chamber to the right OF the
entrAnes and whsn this place nlied with
heated politicians the atmosphere u very
fow degrees below that Of tho auditorium
tu Turkish oath. Al ten O'Clock the
dosrs thrown open, and the awaiting multitude
strsamcd up the steps and distributed tsc over The
main door and gallery. There was no crowdIng, and
The tone Of enthusiasm Was dscorousIy subduod. In
the hall there excellent ventilation, and nobody
appeared 20 DO incom mmodod by tho heat There were
about half aossn aase present. the chisf attraction
for whom was the hanasoms presence Of exGovcrnor
Walker. OF Virginia.
rBa csLEsRArsox. ,tea
Shortly after tsp the members of tho Tammnny SO.
clety Of the coiumban Order entered toe all Two by
two, led by wisxinskie Newman, bearing pole sur
mounted by cap Of liberty made OF Grim
son velvet, with border Of blus, en-
broidered with SILVER stars AMI ornsmcntod
with gold fringe. Atsr him followed The brand
sachsm, Augustus schei. accompanied by tho orator
et the day, Gilbert Q. Walker. The Sachems came
nsxt prominent among them beng Sachems Kelly,
Daniap. Nichols, Gamblston, Clinton, Purroy, Ely,
Gormau, Reilly Haswsl, secretary Joel o. Stevens,
Sycamore Wilson Small, Treasurer Arthur Lcary and
Scribe Augustus Z. Dochar,y. When tho sschoms,
Who were received with 4 rouna OF applause, look
their seats near tho front Of the platform tho
bers oi tho society generally poured on to the stage
and hiled every seat, ths band mosnwhc playing
"Aail to the Chisr' with persistency and visor
table placed the edge Of the stage and large
mound Of flowers laid upon IL The polo with the
cap Of liberty was erected ~ the left hand ccrnor Of
ths table and st the stand covered with
blue cloth was placed The accommodation OF The
spsakera ...tst
On sns platiorn wsrs seated. among many others
The New York herald., 1878-07-05
LONG BRANCH.

The Long Branch boats brought from the city no
less than four thousand people, and tho Central Ra
road OF New Jersey contributed nall ss many more.
Az carly six A. N. tho pier s the ioos Of Rector
street WAS bcsoged by eager sxcursonists. and ths
first boats carried about two thousand passengers.
The last boat IL 40 A. NJ, was literally packed,
msjorty oil thu voyascrs being gentlemen whose dcs
tiuation was Monmouth Park. A. all the stations
IRON scabright down 10 Ocoanport dotachments Of
the main excursioo siighted. Tho Long Branch
hotoi propriotors had nothing TO wish for every
little nook and Gran NY OF thor great houses was flied
by hungry, tnirsty moo. Thousands avniled them
selves oil the bathing privileges and frolicksd the
roaring surf When tho sun began 70 wanc tho tran
sent guests Of tue famous resort sought the railway
station tne ride over the sandy strip Of tno Hook
tho dock In the Horseshoe was intoorably hot but
the sail up over the dark biue waters OF the noble
bay compensated for all the nconvcnenee OF the land
cxcurstonists
The New York herald., 1878-07-05
ROCkAWAY BEACH.

There were iuliy twenty thousand vistos at Rock
away Beach and they enjoyed 70 the fui the many al
fractions Of that fsvorc resort. The pleasure the
day however, was marred by the drowning Of a lad
named Silver, the Of q Bedford avenue. B rooklyn
hotel keeper. He was swimming In the surf shortly
niter three p NJ, when he suddenly threw up his
hands ana disappeared beneath the waves HIS body
was not recovered.
The New York herald., 1878-07-05
THE EIGHTH REGIMENT AT cnEEDmooR.

The gallant Eighth regiment, under tho command OF
Coonei Scott celebrated tho day at Creedmoor
by dress parade and an exhibition Of
sknl before the butts Tho gallant fellows
were cheered In the performance OF thor military
dues by tho presence oi largo number OF their lady
trends for whose special entertainment Informal
hop orgapjzed on the greenswArd, but this lea
spoiled by an cnvious sky.
The New York herald., 1878-07-05

HUH M'cULLocH on TIE FINANCIAL AND
LABOR QUESTIONS CHARACTERISTIC LETTERS
FROM WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON AND BISHOP
GILBERT BAvEN-sPEEcaEs BIZ yREMoN1
AND OTaRRs .ss.|..ast...-