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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-14
DEPARTURES FoR FRANCE.

The following is the list of saloon passen-
gers selling for Hayre to-day by the steamship France
Of the transatlantic Line Tue list il about the average
Tor this season. but shows a great falling OH from the
numbers carried four weeks ago. WHOM the rush took
place to the Paris Exposition;
FOR HAVRE-Bv Steamship France -. Heydecker,
Charles d. IamOthe. Charles Msrchand, David Ssuzoa,
lholas Robinson. T. NORM. Nrs Norm, A. NORM. L. Mar
Selie hrs Narcotic and maid Andre Narcotic.
lenx Narcotic, Mss Mare Narcotic Diego Susrez,
Ms suareL. r. Suarez, Nss Pauna Sdarez Mss Marie
5a4foz 3ias Dolores Venzuea, bliss Sofia Yalenzuela,
eDo Neenzuela Daniel NAlenzuela CasanGs H. Alexan
et James Nancner, Mrs. Naucher two children, Miss
1hsa Gercis, Miss n. CheyaheT George L. SCHUYLER D..
Svgla Miss l. FOugera Miss g. F0ugeIa DR.. j. L. BRrrOs
81 Coslre. Mira COs,ro G. Estrsdere Mr.. Latergerie,
neoas kamOrmo, Mrs. Angela MArdandi. Mrs. Jennee
unel r Morcl r. Quadras Joseph lassere, J. Aus6im
= sOasOet r. sOurbet Miss s. Nerdier Mrs T.. Jacquemin
Besb9rsN Mrs. Desbarax, Mr. Magne. Mrs N. fehreD.
p-tn and child, Mrs.. \. StOelker.
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THE GAMBLERS on BROOKLYN HEIGHTS

The Brooklyn police made descent upon
the gambling saloon Of William Bridges, No 162 Pier
repOnt-s August g. aud captured Bridges Samuel Gun
ner the eoOred dOOrkeeper and sixteen apparently
spectacle young men, who gave fictitious and ad
dresses table and other evidences OF gambling
found In the rooms, which handsomely fitted
up The examination Of the persons arrested set
down for yesterday by Justice Walsh, The sixteen
alleged gamblerswere in the Justices private room when
the called aud Bridges and Gunner stepped up
50 the bar. Their counsel said that they would waive
examination, and the Justice held then In $1,000 each
20 appear before the Grand Jury Tie sixteen young
men were held as witnesses Ia 1900 each
Officer Ennis, OF the Sixth Precinct, was the police
man who gained entrance TO the saloon, where, he
alleges he a faro game in operation. At the time
Of the burglary at Battermans dry goods store, at
broadway aud Eweu-st., early In June be the de-
tectve attached 70 the Sixth Precinct Suspicious
having been in the vicinity Of the store Ennis
detailed 70 watch II. He did during the night and
renamed until a. when be went away. Half an
hour afterward $4,000 worth carried from the store
FOR his negligence the Ennis reduced 10 the
rank Of a patrOlman. Yesterday the Police Commits
soners adopted resolution restoring him 10 the posi-
u0n oil precinct detective. account OF his good work
IN connection with the arrest OF the gamblers.
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JEALOUS CANADIAN PILOTS.

The Canadian authorities have just forbid
oen United States marine steamers from
eorns American vessels in distress In Canadian waters
4ae seon OF the British Government IN this respect
en called to the attention Of the Solicitor Of the
uts Department for the purpose Of an examination Of
INC laws With 20 ascertainug whether the United
saies steamer In question Aad violated any law IN com
* 10 the rescue Of American vessel In Canadian
.ef The distressed vessel was under tho charge Of
ostsh tugbOat. which seemed incapable OF saving Il
nom becoming wreck. II 10 a rule even In American
s5ses or revenue marine steamers not 20 interfere
Win tGg.bOats when plotting American vessels. The
question raised H. how far THIS prohibition applies
~ nese steamers when II Is apparent that without their
gu he vessels lnust DO lost The Canadian tug-bOat
hoHng that their fees for pOtage and for rescuing
~ sre very much diminished II the steamers OF our
sVe right and line OF duty An investigation will be
menu INTO tho Whole subject by the Treasury Depart
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CALENDARS THIS DAY.

sUPREME CoURT-CHANBERs-Van Brunt J.-Court opens
Calendar called at II a. Nos 8, 81 g. ~,
90 ~ lls 12O 129 142 l4S 49, 1872 l0 193 2O5 2O9
2ll, 2l5, 2lo. 226.
SUPERIOR COURT-SFECIAL TERM-SedgWick J.COurt opens
~ 10. No day calendar
COMMON PLEAs-sTECIAL TEM-Court opens at IL a. n.
No dav calendar.
GENERAL sEssIoSs-PART I-Gildersleeye J.-Wallace
O. Ladue feOmOus assault and battery William Eyarts,
Prank smith. burglary; owen Cummings grand larceny
forgery; Matthew DOnnely assault and battery
Hannah and larceny Henry Hughes rObDery
Michael Tuy Patrick McGOvern. feOniOuE assault and bat
James Walton George Martin John Rose John Benton
J0hn Williams John Clement. John Armstrong burglary
Thomas Eurght raDe Michael WheRn Raphael MaruneZ
Martin LausJerg John H. Herman, Richard MahOn Patrick
LamOn John White, Thomas Mclaughlin Minnie Cummings
Robert gakOb Thomas Muin, Thomas Brady, Charles H.
Hand grand larceny JacObna Jacobs false pretences Gus
tav Kuntze, mlsdemeanOr.
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CIVIL NOTES.

Thomas l.. Johnston, who diedIOn July %,
at his residence, No 2s7 Quincy-st., Brooklyn, be-
oueathed 81 900 TO the Brooklyn Roman Catholic Or
phan Asylum and 81 900 to the st. Vncenps Home for
Boys His will offered for probate yesterday IN the
Kings County SuTTogate's Court
The will of the late John LOckitt, the pro-
vision dealer who died fortnight ago. two days after
be had been married Mrs. Maria LOckitt the widow
Of his cousin was admitted TO probate yesterday by
Surrogate Daily, in Brooklyn. Mrs. Lockitt whose
name was not mentioned in the Wiu receives her
Widows dover.
The railroad company controlling the Frank
lin Avenue line in Brooklyn applied to the City Court
yesterday for injunction to restrain the Long Island
Railroad Company from interfering with its tracks at
the point where the Franklin Avenue road crosses At
lenticave. The defence claimed that the action should
have been brought against the receiver OF inc Long
Island Company, and the Application was dismissed
Michael Evans, of No. 1887 Second-ave.,
was held in 500 bail each Of two charges Of selling
liquor on Sunday preferred against him in the Fifty
seventh Street Court Monday by Johu Qunlan aud his
wife, Of No. 248 East Ffty-hfth-st 1t appears that
Evans sold whskey to the Qunlans, and Mrs, Quiuan
becoming intoxicated locked up The husband,
feeling aggrieved, had warrant issued for Evans The
latter found TO have recent, hut no license On
complaint of Od1eer Quigey, Francis Mclaughlin, Of
No 33S East Sxtythird-st, held ~ 500 for selling
liquor on sunday.
William Murray, 4 member of ST. COlumba's
Roman Catholic Total Abstinence Society" made appli-
cation for aid from the sOcies benefit fund.- claiming
thar he was suffering from rheumatism at the same
time submitting physicians certificate TO that effect
subsequently the society expelled him under the pro
visions OF q bylaw against Slammed sickness"
Monday application was made 20 Judge Van Brunt,
IN supreme Court, Tor inandanus competing inc
society reinstate the applicant and 10 give him the
benefit" Opposing ah1ayits as TO his actual physical
condition were presented, and the Court reserved its
decision.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1a.

SHDerioF CORrt-SB6cidl Term-Bv Judge Sedgwick
Odnger agt De Wo-AOtOn denied without costs Brown
agt CarvenO-Mo tiOn granted Kennedy, etc agt Welsh
ct a-The complaint should be dismissed with costs al
defendants attorney will present findings;
memorandum Margaret Kennedy agt William H. Kennedy
Judgment ordered Tor plaintiff.
Common Pleds-SDecidi I6Tm-By Judge Van Brunt.
In matter Of Meyer-A ppcation grantee. In the mat
the order be made retuInabe at earlier
DAY. In tie matter the assignment Of Rogers dayit o.
debtor ete blanks 10 be flied section and
Of Section General Assignment Act OF 1877; schedule will
be received when the requirements are complied VITA he
egt. HerDeck-Order granted In the matter Of Dsvds.
Bond approved In tho matter Of HOman.BOnd ordered In
penalty
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 13.-SurgeOn George A.
Bright ordered to the Tuscarora at La Paz, MEXICO
Ensign Walter g. Hughes is detached from the training
ship Minnesota, and placed waiting orders Ensign
Lucien Flynn, from the CanOncus at New Orleans and
ordered to the Minnesota Passed Assistant Surgeon T.
A. Lowering has reported his return home having been
detached from the MOnOcacy, Asatc Squadron on the
12th nit. and been placed ON whiting orders.
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ARMY ORDRRs

WASHINGTON, Aug. 13.-By direction of the
Of War. the following changes in the stations
o ones Of officers Of the Corps OF Engineers are an
-'sneed; Major O. b. C0mstoek iss at hts own request
osed Of the duties connected with the jetty work Of
eoath Pass OF the Mississippi River Captain NJ. r.
assigned to the duties required Of an engineer
INJECT Of the Army, under the act making Appropria
' TOT TIE repair preservation and completion OF GER
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tain public works on rivers and harbors. Captain
Charles A. Woodruff, eOmmissary OF subsistence re-
eyed from duty in this CITY, and Will report to the Com
handing OF the Department OF the Missouri for
duty as depot cOmmissary at Fort LeavenwOrth.
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Eeoal Notires.

CUPREME COURT, City and County of New
- YorEOlver p Chandler plaintiff against the city OF
Fond Lac with noeeTo the above
named defendant hereby summoned TO answer the
aint an ts action and 10 copy OF your
the attorneys within twenty days after the service OF
IT. exclusive OF OF service and I'm case OF
Sour failure 10 appear answer Judgment VII De taken
agonaf Won NV DEFAULT relief demanded IN the conf
SSSstntGpated New York July /, 1873 BILLINGS CAR
DOZo Plaintiffs Attorneys Post once address, BOX o'oSS
office No 40 broadway. N5w-Hork. ,. =. -
NoTICETske notice. that upon yonr default 70 aPDear OF
Judgment Will be taken against you
tr n Of fourteen hundred dollars with interest ON 5000
mart thereof from January 1888 1920 part thereof from
fu i95S and on 90 balance th0rOOf from January
J. 1859 and with the costs OF this action BILLINGS
CARD0ZO Plaintiffs Attorneys. ,,
10 be civ of Fond du Lac defendant; The foregoing sum
mons serve upon you BY publication pursuant 20 an order
~ the Hon Charles Daniels Justice Of the supreme Court
OF the state Of NewYork. dated the goth day Oh JpS
Ia7S and ed with complaint IN the Office OF the clerk OF
ne dtv and County OF NewYOr the County Court House
I'm he faty OF NewYOk in said County and state OF New
York on tho SAID 3Oth day OF July 1873 Newfork July
80. 1873. 80, -, ,rozo u,.,,,,o,. A4,or,avs
Jy3i laWGWW NO. lIO bfosoWaS' Nsh'aV'AN'v'
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sitnations panteu females.

NURSERY an English Protestant young
~ woman and experienced take the entire charge Of
an infant and bring tuP on bottle or growing eharen
obling willing 10 herself useful has the very best
testimonials city country No $50 6tnave near 2Sd-st
LIST floor.
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sieamboals auo Railroads.
A TROY BOATS-CITIzENs' LINE.
sTATERooMs 81 AND 50.

n -1hOI BOAIS-CIIlAENO LINE
srATERooMs. 81 AND 81
New palace Saratoga and City Of Troy leave
Fer 40 N r. foot Leroyst, daily Except saturays at
SURE CONNECTIONS WITH EARLY TRAINS for all
THRoUGa CARS no WHITE MOUNTAINS WITH
saterloms ana through tickets at DOdds O44 Broadway
Free transfer TO and from JEWELS Wharf Brooklyn by
A ALBANY BOAT, PEOPLES LINE.
n The finest steamers m theword the DREW or sTJoHN
WIN leave Pier A. North River foot Of canasL. dav Csun
sTATERooMs, 81 and 80.
cGpPPee ds az Albany With express trains for SARATOGA
BACKS MoNTEA and bdSs N6r 1 and AaP Ws
Tiesets for sale At principal hotels and all Of wescot
sengers transferred free by En n boats iOOAVH pas
THIS Is THE
oNTf HiEr LTSE OF SHEAh id SELLING ~
PLACES ON THE NEW-YORK CEN
TRIAL RAILROAD.
RRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
SUNDAYS TaF e Sc az agsDGr
and Bridgeport at Ii D. m ~
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Ferry Station in New. York, foot OF Libertyst.
Commercially FsrTy sstp 9 n BTo9yG foot Of FtoR
cun amaaa E &c &S7d Connects ssuG az
Junction with d. l. and W. r. Il.
Budls Lake and Lake Hopaieong EasioD, HarrisDursh
Manch chunk Ianaqua lIazeton. Wiikesbarre Scranton
iO'i5 ana $3.50 p. m. For somervlo ami Pennington
! p m.-FOrflemingtOn, EasOD Mauch Chunk Tamaqua
Wikesbarre scranton. Iunkhannocz, Tamaqua, HazetOn
Reading, Pottsyiile, Harrisburg, sc.
a m For High Bridge iranch. SchOOleys Mountain
Budds Lake Lake HOpacOng EastOn, Belvidere and
Mauch Chunk Connects AT Junction with ID. f. and w. r. r.
j.3Op dailv-FOr EasOn Allentown and HarTisburgh
7:i5 y. m.-FOr Easton.
For trains local points time tables at stations
SUNDAY rRAtNS-Leave at p. M, II m. for Bound
Brook aud intermediate points, and at 53j p Eason
Reading aud HaTrisburgb.
Boat, OF the Brooklyn and Efie Annex make connection
nj Jersey City Station 10 and from BROOKLYN Depot
Jersey City.
NETWORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trans leave tor Red Bank Long Branch Ocean Grove
81, at ., 7:4j, 81. Has "A. m, $3.50, 4, D. y. m.
Pullman Drawing Cars attached TO the $3.50 and
p. trains
Stages connect at Mattawan station to and from KEYPoRT
FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
connections Leave foot Lberty-st, for Freehold at
7Ao llIG a. m, f. o, 6p.m.
NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
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NEW ROUTE
BRIGHTON BEACH,
VIA
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD,


VIA
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD,
AND THE
BROOKLYN. FLATBUSH AND COMFY ISLAND
RAILROAD.
DoUBIE BALLAsTED TRACK. STEEL RAILS.
NEW AND FIRsT-CLAss EQUIPMENT.
AIR BRAKES PULLMAN PALACE CARS
NewYork Transfer Companys coaches and cabs connect
with trans all leading clubs and hotels and all points IN
''' on and after TU EsDAY, AUGUST 6, 4p.m-
LEAVE FOOT OF EAST 34rH-sr,
9l5 10, IL, - a. m l, 8, 4, 8, o., z, & 8. l0p m
LEAVE BRIGHTON BEACH;
1850 TO- lilo a m, 1910 l10 2;lo $40, 40, 6:l0 6lo
7:iO, $40, 0:i0. 1910 and lilo D. IN.
RATES FROM HUNTERS POINT
ROUND TRIP. 80 CENTS.
SINGLE TICKETS, EACH WAY, 80 CENTS.
Time from NewYork 70 Brighton Beach
ONE HOUR.
wM LAFFAN, New.York Pass. Agent, POI Broadway
j. CHITTENDEN, q. p A. = SPENCER U. sapl
WEST POINT or NEWBURGH.-Dail lex
w eept sundays see DAY LINE advertisement; re,
main at WEST POINT hours; hEWBUhGH nearly
hours; due at NeS-York on return at o;SO
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Buslness Chances.
G5rales ano TENDERS.

rNhe largest manufacturers of low and hal II low
Il crates. Tor either soft coal, with dumping and
shaking attachment Brass Open Fire Places with AnalIons
Basket Crates fires Tenders Fire sets ana
and modern designs wholesale ana re-
tail estimates gwen 10 builders contractors anu aIch
tCcts = CONONER & CO.. 3G6 and SGS Candl-st. N Y.
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK, Tuesday, Aug. 10, 1873
The following sales were held at the Elk

change salesrOOm to-day:
BU Vim. Renneltn
3stOry brown house with lot No liz West
Ella Holman !. eO $3.50
RI d. M Seaman.
3-stOry frame house with No 24S West l24thst
=, 1926 II o Of Shave, lot 2bxl001l ThOs Green 90
OOO'
BIZ Scott Myers.
2story brick dwelling with lot. No Sl7 East 1OSth-
WOOD zoI II Oh io1 25O
BIZ H0rdte HenrtQUes.
9g sI ot Ses TIsn Madeline 1877
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LITTLFToN. TWIN MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
CRAWFORD HOUSE FABYAE's and PROFILE HoUs

For further aiqmaGn and tickets P9y At Ticket 0 Y
Transfer Company ga Broadway, and Courts, brooklyn
III" At principal Hotel ana other Ticket ONES.
VNHE ERIE RAILWAY will hereafter be
LE 0 S ~ " H NEATRSEKt a4EE
Of TR4iNs taking eject Japo g. is7s ANNNNo'hN'
o a. m,7Chcinnati and Chicago Day Express Drawing
s. Louis Express arriving lying at Buffalo Buffalo
west Pulmans best drawnErOom sleeping coaches TO But
p. DAILY Pacific Express for the West Sleeping
coaches through to Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Fails CinoIn
I ., iS Emigrant train for the west
p. No. and p midnight saturday nights only Sundays o5
e. R XII SPH ana PAs'aie 54s TO- lClSa@Ia
sqasy S s 5 t. o s1a m %iasp nso
Ian aa az T. S nan She s8ds o So u.s. S 1913 No.
la S$o g Era u %1Sn re $40 mid
night sundays g. $780, 1918 m LAO. $3.50. and ~
CoF5Wan 74s. pa m, $50 $50 m Sundays, ssOa IN.
M NsTSars 7l5, n $780, 1$oP M sundays $50 M
ondont e s9S k 7 900 S S 3 sI5 6 g 700 %
sunday eo2 SS9 I'D loi Ss % SSC .C0 s6 100 m
s5ndsys $50 i6:i5 ni $50 TOO D. M The 900 a. ~
and 4s6 D. o2 No. trains connect with EewYOE and oswegs
Midland pdI ir y IA 900 lON No. $50 6OO TOO p H.
sunday TI sYS n chabsr gu hair
before 300 leave Twenty mi,een n Sarsr
S saR HS sSWs twenty Ts d Unity earlier
trains leaving Chambersst at 1000 m and 1900 mid
night 80. g.. a., ara min q. ro,,, ana
ssenng DO obtained and ORDERS Tor the checking
LETT the COmpanya Offices
Nos 2Jg 4Ol $40 or b57 Broadway N VI No Courtst,
I,rookiyn or at the COmpany's depots. -, ~, ~,
Express Traus from the West arrive In NeW'fok H12'
a m 1928 and 1929 p. IN. , ~ . -. ,Jo,. vo-k
D. "'' JNo N. ABBOTT, General Pass'r Agent NeWHorH
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Trains leave for EngewOod Closter Permont and hyaok
ZOO 800 e45 M loo 800, 400 445, 6iSO, $3.50. sSO
m. Saturday nights only at ll;SO m sundays WV
Manuel spriDg Valley and MOnsey, 700, 045, lt5 y
N. JNO. N. ABBOTT, General Fassr Agent Ne"'iorE
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METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
NA Open from $50 a. m. TO - D. IN.

METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
IVA Open from $50 a. m to II D..
NORRIS STREET point for South Ferry aud Bat
RECT0RsT Nearest point for Wall street Ferry.
COURrLAN point for Jersey City and
COmmupipaw Ferries.
PARK PLAGENearest point for Post Office, City Hall ard
CHAMBERS STREEf-Nearestp point for PavODia and Erie
Railway Ferry.
FRANKLfN.STREET-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. point for DesbOsses Street Ferry
Jersey City. and Peoples Line steamers for Albany
BLEECKER-sTREET-
EIGHTHSTREET-Nearest Point for Christopher Street
HOOOken
FOURTEENTH STREET
TWENTY HIRD-sTRRET-Ne Nearest pointer Twentythird
Street Ferry to jersey City.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FORTY.sEC CON /. srREET-Neares point for HewYOrk
Central Railroad Depot.
FIFrIErHSTREET- -.o.,
FIFTY STREET-Nearest point TOT central PARK
FOR UPTOWN trains take EAST side stati0n-
FOR DOWNTOWN trains take WEST side station.
73O a. M and TO : D M, when the fare is cents.
ROUTE: From Fifty -eighhstreet along SixthaVenae 70
10 Canastreet crossing into and along West Broadway 70
Chamrersstreet crossing into and along CoegepAee TO
and along Cburchstreet; 70
ana along New Churchstreet TO Morrts-street-
Connects with the following horse car lines; .
At RECTOR-STREEr with caro- for South Ferry. az
Street Ferries AT BLEECKERSTREErw with cars for East
and West At EIGTHTHSTREET with cars for Christopher
and East Tenth street Ferries At FoURTEENTHSTREEr
with cars for West Twenty third street and East Twenty
Streets Ferries Al
STREET with cars for Weehawken Ferry Al FIFTY
NINTH-STREET with cars for Belt Iiue Railroad.
WM. r. GARRISON, President
New-York. June 1s. 1873. n. VAN BROCkLlN, snPG
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ZEW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
NDILEAG TRAIN TIME TUgn non Fgl

EXPEEss TRAIN. TINE Two. HoURs.
philadelphia AZ 1872 $3.50 lOI5, 1880 m, 1880 A. 5SO
~ p m 9ad az iSC m Tor Trenton -, p,.,, n.u
Toa Third ana Befksst az Gao wayh 1a5 $780, 1880
Leave Trenton at 100 except Monday ESQ.,
Pullman DrawingrooH cars are attached TO the $50 a. M
p M trains from New York; TO the 746 NJ, 1870 p M
osUNGHY Th1ISs~Leavc Yew.Yerk and Philadelphia at
? Leave f faRo5 St @ SO 5S IasHGp o az
Competition Is made at Jersey CITY station by ferry to and
Tickets Tor sale at loot Of ib5rtst Nos $40 and 9i4
a IN ~ y 5S p 9lS an, AZ pSe 9! count s lg Rr no
Ign. Baggage checked from residence to desnat on.
u. 2. BALDWIN. Gen. Pass Agent.
EOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON.-Fare IS
Il ecntS NkWBUH re ana below,50 Cents Land at High
@ %IoSa e6 MsSSTS Win miR lister am and
Delaware aud Waikiki Valley Railroads. Steamboats, Thomas
North RIVER foot Of HarnsonsL
FORNEW HAVEN, MERIDEN, HARTFORD,
II SPRtNGFIELD WHITE MoUNTAINS MON rkEALs
aud intermediate points steamers leave Pier 20. h. r.. Al
sunaays included and y p; M sundays excepted
gn35SSd y 1ets s ioG a9a 9aFGe checked at 9a
20 Sew-Havenand return, 81 80.
FALL RIVER LINE
Il FOR BOSTON
Mammoth &S PdSoe t iA and f6vbENcE
leave New York DAILY irqm t9oT Of Msi.grrayst r
ono June q 70 sspie@ b ST. inc PeT e r.
leaving foot o. Fntan- st. at 40 .. m
Tickets aud staeroos secured At all principal hotels and
ticket Offices. at the pier and on steamer o,,pt,
GEo. l. CoSSoR General Passenger AGENT
I ONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA. via
~ NewJersey southern ha.lroad conme9e1g June l3.
foot Of ccors connecting az sandy Hook with trains for
Red Bans and foms River o $50 a n, l. S:i5
Ocean Grove $50 a. ~ ], S:i5i 8 G@.,
Philadelphia and Tnckerton . M, !, $40 ?. m.
Sundays for Long Branch, $50 a. m - -
General Manager.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. - GREAT
L TRUNK LINE AND UNITED ST, sThT ,ev. Nail Hd,
oK via and Cgurtandt Streets Ferries as fol-
EIpiess for Harrisburg rittsburg the West and South
with Pullman Palace cars attached a. m aud 80 p m
For wiliamsport, Lock Haven Cory and Ene at s3Op
M connecting AZ Cory for litusye Petroleum Centre ana
baltimore. Washington and the south 4" LimiteG Wash
day $50 a. IN arrive Washington ll0 Regular OF $50
M l. eso o ana r 10; s S Ss 500 go Limited IL
am 9 O. $50 iSO $50 ara gp N; Saday ya t sc
Ond class N FOR Cape May p a,, all through train.
at Jersey city aAOring speedy and direct transfer lor
For trains 70 NeW,rE Elizabeth Railway Princeton Tren.
ton Perth AmbOy. Flenn Eion Beydere aud other points
Traias arrive IRON P1tis6urg $50 lo4O M 1920
Washington and BaitSoTe sou $40 {l9 Sl5 1910 1n
p sunday $50 9A0 From PhiadeiPhn PIP S S29
YoYo, 1920 m sunday 5O5 $50 O:tO, 1880 il:So m
O cfst ocs aud ot4 broadway no AstOE Mouse
and Bro BTooya %aasf Depot o BROOKLYN Nos
ia Ii6 and IIuisoHst Ho6oEon Depot Jersey CS'
FRANZ se naSA Manager een Passenger Agent
THF MARY POWELL, fare 10 cents, for West
Point Cornwall Ssw burg Poughkeepse Rondout KING
son Milton. New hamburg Hyde PARK ah 90 Cg
sp az $50 * e' conneais Win Boats
UvHE GREAT PROVIDENCE LINE.
To BOSTON. via PFoydepG r. direct RAIL
MASSACHUSETTS,, Captain Ray Allen,
RHODE ISLAND, Captain jesse M0tt MI,
Leave daily Sundays excepted from PER w MoT5n ,
lam. No intermediate landings between NeW'York and
TT9yd s via PROVIDENCE LINE TO OAK BLUFFS.
81 so. ROUND TRIP TICKETS. 50.
THE OLD RELIABLE STONINGT0N LINE,
FOR BOsTON AND ALL POINTS EAST
at D. M from pier 49, North River, foot Of JaE-st
trn soungon sold via this line from NewYOrk to Boston
IL stsePooms and ,cEes FOR EITHER LINE secured at
No 1913 Broadway and at all offices WeslcotGs Express
Company Also tickets sold AZ IN hoel ticket oihees'
Freight via either taken al lowest rates ,,o,
I. W. FnKSs, General Passenger Agent
RIO PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
Fourteen Through each way daily three depots in
Philadelphia, two In New-York
Double Track the Improved Equipment and the Fastest
ON and afterJuY 3, 1881 60.
Express Trains NeWYork via Desbrosses and Court
$40 1850 500 3D. 80 hintedi, IL M f. $50 1880.
$50 and p. m Sunday 4SO and a. me- D. o. oSo' fioo'
Boats Of brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
trains Jersey CITY anOrdng speedy and direct transfer
o RetnTnSE trains leave Philadelphia 500 T. 1885, $3.50
and IL O. 10. Limited Express 1885 p MI, y b5g ana
7S5 n m ana ~ midnight on Sunday, $780, 4, y ., $3.50
Ticket onicss Nos 526 aud gl4 Broadway, No. Asor
OF DesbrOssos and Courtlandss o. court
st. and Brooklyn Annex Depot foot OF fnonsSi bto9kNn
CITY Immigrant Ticket Office, No Batterypace -
FRANK THOMSON, l. 2. PALMER,
General Manager Senl FaSeehSor AZ"