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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-05-24
LYMAN & ALLEN,


The following letter is from Myron A. Decker,
manufacturer of the celebrated
DECK Err PIANO.
NEW YoRK, May Il, 1873
MgSsRs. O.V. Hill Co. Burlington VI.
Gents Yours of the 9TH inst com planning Of tho
bitter hostility pIacticed against You from your
competitors in the sale of nv Pianos and tho
scrupulouS and malicious lalsehOods they utter To
deter parties from buNing my Instruments, is re-
ceven. In answer will say It is hut more U the
many AN receiving from all parts OF the country
and | Will now instruct Won as have already in
structed otheTs,-tO institute legal proceedings
against all and every person who shall Islander ms
in any way by stating that qm a bogus or iTtudu
lent piano maker, and have the attorney bill sent
TO Tor settlement. ] will refer You To tho East
River National Bank OF New York, as to my
spOnslbllity.
Tho hostility of a rival house of similar name to
my own, IS represented IN the annals Ut trade. Hay
Ing commenced To- manufacture Pianos six years
after had commenced the same business. they now
seek by extensive Advertising and unscrupulou-
agents - noh from mt my good name ana iBjure the
reputation OF ny Pianos, bJ all kinds of .landerous
msstatompnts and misrepresentation until my
patience IA exhausted. and now propose to have
them challenged To- prove some OF their lies or take
the consequences
You may publish this letter In your local papers,
giving warning tn all parties who may So FAR forget
thsu selves, that shall promptly prosecute every
one who uttcrs slnteruus reports ainst mo my
Instruments ray To all who desire to purchase my
Pianos Of -. '. llil A Co, that they need have No
to invest their money, as they will certainly get
all their moneys worth, and that warrant every
instrument tor five ears. and to he made of the best
seasoned material and manufactured IN the ImOst
thorough manner. ITrnanysurs,
NAV ~ wit MNRUs nLChER.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-05-24

Tue EARLY History Of the Proceedings
OF The Grand Chapter Of Vermont. on which
Mr. w. IL S. Whitcomb, Grand Secretary
OF the Grand Chapter of Vermont, has been
engaged for the past nine years, is now be-
ing printed, and will be completed before
the Grand Chapter conyenes in September.
This book will be Of great interest to the
Companions throughout the country. as it
contains historical matter connected with
the formation OF the Grand Chapters now
composing the General Grand Chapter Of
the United States. besides full account of
the commencement and the proceedings
since 1904 Of the various Mark Lodges and
Chapters throughout this State. The work
has been very carefully compiled from the
original reports of tho subordinate bodies,
from the old records, printed addresses,
and from Masonic history written up by
some of the Oldest and best informed MasoHs
Id the State. The book when completed will
make nearly 400 pages, and will reflect
great credit upon the gentleman who has
had charge of its compilation and print
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-05-24
JONAH SWANS ESTATE.

WE, THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been ap-
w pointed by the honorable the Probate Court
for the District Of Chittenden, Commissioners to
receive, examine and adjust the claims and demands
of all persons, against the estate of Jonah
Ssan. late OF Milton. in said District deceased.
and also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto and six months from the Jay Of the tate
hereof being allowed by said Court for that purpose,
do therefore hereby give notice. that we will
attend Ia the business OF our appointment. 1t the
office o. Clark BOarGman & Co., oi Milton in said
District. on the fourth Wednesday Of September
next, at 10 O'Clock n. m, on ali Jay.
Dated this I'd day Of April, SIS.
E. T. IIULbRn0K, C,,,,,lssiors-.
q. b. LANDON, N'''Aui's'iONe''-
IN "
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-05-24

0N account Of their large and and rapid
ly growing business. Messrs. Pope 4 Wat
son, manufacturers Of cloth boards. packing
boxes. etc, have built and removed to a spa
cious mill on north wharf, where, with in
creased facilities for manufacturing, and
also for shipping and earring their goods
(having good water frontage and car
tracks running near the milD, they will
be enabled to fill all orders with despatch.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-05-24
NOTICE OF AssIGNEE,s APPOINT

nInTEiCT OF VERMONT. sat Franklin,
IL VT, on this 18th day Of May, A ID. ISIS.
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his ap-
pOntnent as Assignee ofthe estate OF Jesse T.
HefflOn, of Franklin, in the County of franklin,
and State Of Vermont. within saidldstrict. who has
been afjudged i Bankrupt, upon his own
petitiOn,by the District Court OF SAID District.
isw3w EDWIN L. ELL Assignee.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-05-24

The REv. C. CHINIeUY, better known as
Father Chiniquy, the celebrated orator, and
the great temperance apostle of Canada, will
hold series of meetings in this city from
the 9th to the 9th insts., inclusive. The
meetings will be held at the French Protest
ant chapel. situated at the northern e1trem-
ity of Locust street, every evening, at eight
~
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-05-24
fine: CLOTHING,

Equal in all respects to custom-made,
we recognize the depression of wages
and scarcity of employment among the
laboring classes, and have large varie-
ty of goods adapted to their means and
we strictly adhere TO our motto, that for
all goods bought of us, even the low
est priced,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-05-24

SJUTH BURLINGTON The agent OF the
Vermont Bible Society has lately canvassed
this town, visiting l40 families. aggrega-
ting 700 people. OF these % families were
found destitute of the bible Of any version.
81 Of whom refused to receive a copy, while
were supplied By gift. Eleven illiterate
families are reported. ard IS having the
Donsy version. Four hundred and eighteen
persons attend the different churches, and
100 the Sunday-scho1ls with moro or less
regularity. leaving 2s2 who do not enjoy
church privilege. Several took advantage
of the opportunity to purchase at cost a new
supply of the Word
B. S. NICHOLS i Co. have Just received an
order from Valparaiso. Chill. for fourth
class Gould steamer. with carte blanche to
finish it in style that will do honor to the
makers, the fire brigade into which it is go
ing, and to MIR. Augustin K. Edwards, ct
Valparaiso, who has generously donated 1t
to the brigade The brigade has four other
steamers. all OF which are of the "Nlerry-
weather" make, of London. The command
er Of the brigade writes "Enclosed find
specifications for a fourth-class engine for
the brigade; and | t-ust the result will
prove us to have been correct in selecting
your Manufacture against all others that we
know Of" The engine will bear the name
Of the late Don Augustin Edwards. Of VAL
paraiso.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-05-24

4 NEW RAILROAD ROuTE-BY WAY OF BING-
uaNroN, SCHENECTADY, RUTLAND. AND
1nE HUOsAC TUNNEL.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-05-24
The Buyer shall hare the
Worth of his Money!,

We mean that every article We sell
shall do good service to the wearer to
the full amount of its cost, and bring the
purchaser back to buy of us again. Our
unprecedented success in sales is the peo-
pies verdict on our promise OF lowest
prices. We are offering astonishing
bargains in
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-07

HASSKMASS. the homeopathic doctor.
once cured one of his patients by
merely putting n flask under his nose
aud telling him to smell IL. A month
aftsrward he sent in his account, and
the next day. the patient. q Parisian.
called ON him. As Hannsman was
rather hard up. being very badly paid
BY his patients. he received his visitor
with the greatest pleasure. expecting TO
get his fee. My dear doctor" said
the patient. "Ill pay you with the same
readiness thst you cured me. Here is u
hundrsd-franc note. smell It. We are
quits"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-07
VOL. XXX,
GATARRE "a
Is II cgRSslE2

Tuos. vho have s7fsr-d fcm ths various and
Il Cuinl.l aied fJruS u i. eass asss,gst by ta'
DIS tI a. 2, .ief sure await The answer % q .
question ~lth co si'cs.o.s arAiety. AMI veiliNy
vrfssy prev alcht aat 90 dtstructiys 70 heat, "a
CIAr-4t. Hroachifis. Asthma. Cnaghs, srG serious
AL n, qu.nty istzl an eti .ns of ths luhss fono
Iai ,ffh. Other synpathetio adsetfnts sueh =.
ds sAf1sss. Impaired syv.ixht. and losa q s.ns, o.
lrl1i rsy ts rrisrred 10 a. minor bal nrvegth eas
seTioss ! .alrs ef hssisefsi Cstarrh. bad .seasa
~ N .In-elss-, but a. nothiax eanrr.--d VIZ ths
darx-rogs aisetloas OF the tLroAt aAd langs uksV
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-07
MISCELLANEOUS
FITS EPILEPSY,
FALLING SICKNESS

Months usage OF DR.. Oouiard's cslsbrasd lu-
fallibls PIT PowIerp. To convince sufferers
that thess powders will do all ne claim for
them, We will send them By mail. post paid.
Triai bog AZ Dr. 0ouiard Il ,hs only ply ysieisn
and q 10 our knowledss Thousands have been
Permanently Cured BY the use of the.e Pow.
dsfs, We viii guarantee q Permanent Cure In
ever case. or Refund you All money Expended.
All sufferers should give ethese Powder. an Early
trial. and be convinced OF their curative pow.
Price, for iasye box, $500. OF four boIes for
5000 sent By mall TO aLy part Of the Uniirt
states VI csnsds on receipt OF price. or by ef.
pres, c. U. D. Address.
ASH a. HOBDlNs,
go Fulton strrst. Brooklyn, MI.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-07

A VERY scanjalous remark by the
Cincinnati brsdkfisi Tdb!, -" The pho
nograph will probably DO called "shs,
because II repeats everything"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-07

"BEooAKs can't be ehoosers. says
IN old adage. We take notice that a
beggar got into hallway the other LAY.
AMI chose from the hat.rack forthwith
three hats. one umbrella and our best
ssalskin overeoat. This knocks the
sawdust out Of that a,lage.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-07
sole Manufacturer. of ths'
McALLIsTER PATENT CAR WHEELS.
OR. 1. J. clApkAY's
PRIVATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE
30a k~aruy street. Saa fraurisrs,.

30a kraruy street. ~ss franrisrs,.
uNsrABIisHED IN issi. roR TIE
" peru snsnt eure OF Ill special and Chronic
Dises-e-, 80 Also eli Female Complaints and
Diseases Of the Nervous system.
The itnmense destruction % human lie an.
nually from .ecre, and chronic diseases eau-s.i
this oli and reliable in-tiintion 10 be esisb-
ilshed nr-t In fhilsislphis. Penn. In iss0. and
zfteruari- la Fan Francisco. Cal. In lsst. a. =
private dispen-sry. In or.er Ia znord the
affictsd the bert medical and surgical trestmeui
tor the shove and all other affections and com.
paints. Consultations 81 the Institute az by
letter. fREK
Ph,.lcai. .asd ,testai Desiiity,
Vital weakness. nervousness. Low spirits. las
.itude, weskDes- Of the limbs and hac.. los
u muscular power, lndi-posstioa snd iucspa.
hllity for labor and study. . wax, exhausted
feeling. no energy Of courage, pAlpltstion OF the
heart, dullnes- Of apprehension. los- Of mem
Ory. syer-ion TO soeiety. love of solitude. TIM
idity. -slf di.uust. los of manhood. dizziness
headache, pains Ia the side, affections OF the
eye. pimple- on the fsoe, sexual OF other Va.
nfnitie- In man VI ~oman. are cuted by the
4. sis.'lS B. ''''"''''a PA''''''"' L. j. czArSAr'
vi. method Of curing dlssa.e- 3. PECULIARLY hi
own 'snino~n to other.,. and hence the great
succ->A 1lsuuaaiie srec'i Ions. chronic ,AtAffh,
disesss- of .As stomach aud kidncys. liver CON-
plAint.. etc. snes~ssfaily trestesl. Those Who
are suffering from tse srors and ind - retions
vi yoath. nervous vvAk-sss. are s.surcd Of .
permanent eure.
DIR CZAfkAN. ope Of .a- ao-t ruee--.fial
medical practitioners on the Pasaac coast, nav
be eonsnltei eonndentislly In reie.esre 10 the
above and all other complaints ai the .nstituie,
No. 1Oa keaFsy street ssa Franrt.rs.
Chargrs moderate. Communications strictly
eonndsntial. Medicines sent BY exprr.-. Ad
dress l.. J. czAPKAY. n. n, fc-tofice Bos
g. San Francisco. Cal. Oc5
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-07
Ir can Be CURED.

IT can be cured. Ts.r,srs doubt about Y 1hs
cat CuHE Toa cArAnnn 10 hut suGet ey'denss q
vhat m.y foliov y nisisns ne q sns s,re"y ~
nasal pAssAees 10 removed with fsw T pue.uons
lie uicsrailoa sad iafsmmasion sabdned and
heAled, the entrc m.msf sfascua llainfs ot NJ nsai
uon "a That cf pow o.. rnfifSi3f rgent. .iesroy
iax II y. eouise ,nr0usl t.e synss, hs 49,. as.a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-07
Indorsed by Q Prominent Druggist

i hereby certify thst Mr. LsSrsnes pa.eh.ssd
made me familiar with his casa. fbslsvs his stale
hent 10 be true IN eyery paftiealsr. =. ...
fIrcnhrRa. Oct. IL JAZZ y. pkRbf.
Zach package contain. Dr. eanfordS Improved
inhAllnK Tubs, and iul diryetioas for NJ nss tn al
easss Price IL. For saie BY al Wholesale and ".
tall drusgists and deelsrs shfoufh2ss ths ynitsd
Agents aad Wholesale DruEgisss. Boston. HaA-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-07

MuM soeiables originated in the barber
shops years ago. The customer has the
mum and the barber the sociable.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-07
the LirrLx MAID rNAr -LErr

somber folds the windows shroud.
Phantom dsurss come and go
Hearts that must not bresk too load.
Mufied footballs. whisper. low
Cool daft hands about Q bed
Where. meath ievers scorehins sway
Lea little rcstless head.
Tosslns. tossing. tossing ave;
But the hour Of fate draws nish'
Ana the mid sun overhead
shrieks snd drops from out the-ky--
Yes. the child Is dead.
nu, al. LIE. so diinplipg fair,
In b.r bed xosn Iona and white.
Win her wsvcs Of heavy haL
Dsouninx neck and shoulder bright.
with the flower Up Just apart.
Hs,f var bud,iesl TO . smile
yars youn. heart. U sweet ehiid-LeArf.
Hardly smiiehei With human guile;
Life ~ bright on check and brow
And thosr thin white lids OF hsrs-
paney whispers, softly. nov.
softiy-see. she stirs
but the twin hands fairy small.
Crossed above the bosom's snow,
Never riss and hang and fall
With the hrsath'- soft eeb and hov.
Yra, the brsakins mother'heart.
rhrobbins eloss In anguish prest,
tnuly Woulu W. wnru'h lnPsft
To The blue-vsinsd. marble bresst
kissss win ne kissed reply.
Yea, the pet name softly said.
Lurss no smile TO mouth and eye
Truly. shs 10 dead
first 10 heaven be turns hi-sy
one lo1z moment. % In prayer,
Then upon The maid that lies
LApt In slumb~r still and fAir
IL, his hAnds ln-t touch her clay
Little maid. wake. arise
Aud the sharp sweet light of dS
sinltes In iishtnips on her eye,
And the blood's .vift tide again,
Lihe Q stream ils chain that hrsk
sings through svsry tingllpg vein.
As she sishs. and smiles and wales.
Lips that laugh and sves ihsi weep,
fhrost.thst thrills with stinsd scream
Little maiden. thou ditst sleep
on, % know thy dresla
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-07

IL there is anything harder for sen.
sitivs man TO hear than c.nsure for
faults he has not committed, 1t IL praise
for qualities Of which hs 10 ashamed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-07
A C0NPlICkTED CASE.

g. Sfs%sNy si " sc. ,::I s,ss VIA
- is.osss :sSss y. ssa mi isl ssIs:
Sssa. Ny SsHsss % a tinss % all 81 s.asrrssi
nai,sr :. toinln. ny senss q sssfisf I'D y sS1ss,
ahi my thioat before could sleep. kver{ ons OF
thsss dist easing symptoms has ct.appsafsd nndsf
i..Dle Il crIL Ny hssriuG 70 fally rsstersd.
have NJ aAihmatie synptsus. no e.asf. NO drop.
bsilsr than have been for Year,. could feel the
elects OF the CrnH on ny trpetite. on my kidheys,
and. In fact. every part of my systsm what has &
k.ptc.L Cusr. very respectfully. ..-,,...,,,
FIroaspEs. oct IL 9. n LAWRENCE
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-07

81 WAS not aware that you knew
him." said Tom Smith TO an Irish
friend the other day. "know him.
said he. in tone which comprehendsl
the knowledge Of more than one life. 81
knew him when his father was boy"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-07
STRAY COW.

A ZINE LOOKING sPEcKLED COW. RED
n snd vhits, came TO the euceor Boarding
Iloass, Lower Gold Hi. on the eth instant.
rhs ovnsr Of ths COW can obtain the sams b
pssxinS psopsrty snd paying shsse.s.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-09
A. g. l.. B AU WI a mn
NOW IN
FURMl TURE AND BEDDING.
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS,
RUGS, MATS, AND WINDOW SHADES
AT THE VERY LOWEST PRICES,
On Weekly or Monthly Payments.
SIP & 5I4 9th av., cor. 36tf st,
KIM. E:Y.
REMOVAL FROM BROADWAY
TO SIXTH AVENUE.
SPECIAL BARGAINS.

~ SiNih HfbNtb.
SPECIAL BARGAINS
500 dozcn two.button Gloves. ioc. pair
Large lot hnc Berlin Gloves, zoe.
Taics English silk Gloves, lie.
Three button Kid Gloves. new shades, soc.
Black aud colored SILK Lace Mtis
Lace top Tisle Gloves, very low.
Ladies' silk Embroidered Hose. i,c.
Ladies ml regular Babriggans. 25c.
Ladies' fancy shades In Hosiery, lir.
Extra niue striped Hosiery. 25c
Extra full regular English Hose, 2jc.
Extra Lise Thread. Sin Emhrodercd 7bc
,,,, Pine French Embroidered Hose, 7ic.
', '','' ''' .iotoi fgsii.6 Six Embroidered 2sc
Lot Mi..c. hairun Stripes 2oc
English "a aud y Hose at 2oc
English Fancy full regular soc
Extra Fine Hair Line stripe g,c
tents Fancy rislc Hose. SIC. pair.
Gents n regular English Hose. 2bc.
Gents, Halt Hose, job lots ieisc,, lie.
Bargains In Gents Furnishing Guots
Misses and Boys Gauze Merinos 25c up.
Ladies' Gauzc Merinos, 2gc. up.
Bargains in Ladies' Muslin skirts.
Bargains in Ladies' Muslin Chcni>c
Barrainsi in Ladies' Night Dresses.
Bargains In Ladies' Dressing Sncques
Bargains in Infants Underwear
Ladies Linen Hcmmed Handkerehei-, &c up
Gents Linen Hemmed Handkercinets. pc. mp.
Ladies' Linen Hrmstiichcd Haudkorchicf.. Sc. M.
Gents Linen licmstitched Handkerchief. 25c. up.
Silk HandAerchies, l5c. lie. 2Oc 2oc,
Large lot Lace scarfs sc. up.
Lot Of silk Ties and Bows. i5c. up.
Real lace Ties and Scars
Real lace Sets and Collars half price.
Extra fine linen Collars. Sc each
Rich embroidered Scarf I,aces 25c. per yard.
Real hand made TOrchon Laccs &c ~.
Fine Hamburg Emhrnderics Sc. yard, un.
Black French iaces. all sin, Sc ward. up.
Bargains in colored Laces
Special bargains In fine Laces
500 "a 'N''' ''"''''i-'
Round Hats at popular prices
shade Hats popular prices
French Flowers great bargains
Fancy Feathers and Wings
Bargains at silk counter
Special bargains in Trimmings
Bargains in Parasols and Umbrellas
Portemonnaies. Bags Purses. Belts, &c.
Novelties at JewelrN Department
Perfumefies. Powders. Sc, Toilet Department
Finest assortment OF Fans IN the city.
Fine linen Fans SC up.
Fine japanese Fans &c. up.
Fine Vienna Fans soc to $50
Fine Bone Stick Fans. 2ac. to $40
Pine Satin Fans. CSC. up.
Fine silk Fans l9c up
Fine French Fans. CSC up.
Special Bargains In fine Fans
All silk GrosGran Ribbons, Sc yari up
All-silk Cord Edge Ribbons, &c up
Fringed sin Ribbons iOc yard up
saun Ribbons. Sc. yard up
All.silk sash Ribbons. 25c yari.
as. ais AND 2t5
BETWEEN 18TH AND i6TH SITS -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-09

~ Locust Grove Passengers landed IN the middle
the Island
on and after June 3. the 'avorite steamer ARROW.
SMITH will leave 22d st. y Il. a. II fa, i5. Leroy
=. SIS. II S. s., Franklin IT. O5 - 49, auo, Pier
y. K. sl5, l2.i5 3lS. Returning, 10 A Nj. 80 7.
6P. NJ.
Due notice will he given when the JOHN SYLVESTER
new hOrrs the elegantly rented consort OF the ARROW
SMITH Will commence her regular trips
iarn ~ Nrmfs. ENnmr.lmn. 50 nemts
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-09

"A. LIN and MORkfSANIA viii make the regular sun.
DAY trips. June D. Astoria. harlem aui Morrisauia
landing at Grand st, GRkENPOINT. FOOT OF NOBLE
ST aud lieth each way. AMI connect with boats
Hi.h Bridge Leave FULTON MARKET SLIP at 10
II A NJ. |. 2tlS. 3iS. AIS. g. and 7 IS Z VI
Leave MoRRIsANlA at $50 $50, II rs 4. NJ, ~ 80
3. 5. and 6;l5 Y. VI.
Connecting 81 Greennoint with Manhattan Beach r X
Fare on sundays loo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-09
Summer Rtsnrts.

nPENING.-RockawAvB Beach. l. J. HENRY hill.
~ MEYERS HOTEL STUTTGART. hrst and second
landings Seaside landing. with steam cars. beg leave
10 announce 10 my friends. the public that VIII open
my new hotel sunday and Monday June and 10 A
splendid lunch and shnents viii he served. All
invited HENRY HILLMENER Proprietor
n Ste amhoat departures published In The sun
anu staAts Zeitung; railroad time table in the Times
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-09
sfur sal, anO ID Get.

OFFICES TO LET-In second story sun building
~ front ami rear. well ighcd and steam heated. Ap
i!y AT sun Publication oiuco Nassau ami Franz ort SIS
no LET-for manufacturing purposes, with steam
i power rooms 4iXlOO also several smaller rooms,
Al newly nlsd up and IN prime order 227 to 233 West
Twenty ninth 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-09
Another Reduction In CARPETS.

vclve for 81 SO per vard Brussels for 81 rs per yard
Tapestry for Csc per yard Ingram for 3Oc Per yard
full line Of Mating. Mats, Rugs, Oilcloths, Lnoleum
&c.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-09

NONEN ISLAM ID. via Locust GruNe.-Ihe stanch
~ and iavorite steamboat BAY RIDGE viii leave Bat
terry Landng Pier East river adjoining staten IsAud
tcfryl at 10 A. NJ. ~ 80 80 and Is r. NJ landing
passengers IN the middle Of Cuney Isiaud
Returning at aud 20 A. NJ. 2.2O and 40 p NJ ,
from Locust Grove.
ExcurNon tickets, so cents Single fare 80 cents
A -sTAKIN EXCU KsIONs.-steamhoatst tugs.
~. barges. and always hand 10 charter
sonable rates superior 20 any IN the business steamboats,
for small parties specially Apply office OF Saun's
Transportation. Pier Is n r., bet Corani and Dey
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Room g, Post Ofhce box ! rs, New York.
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ESTABLISHED 40 YEARS
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A itOioi, TOBACCO AND OPIUM
"a Ntgll W Blanchard. VI. -, viii deliver a COURSE OF
Lectures on me above SUBJECTS In pr Newmans Church.
corner lith 81 ana IN uv under the auspices the
Womens American Tempe lanc. League" On the even.
lngs OF June u! u - aud q Admission Tree. All in.
wted. CLEMENCE :. LoZlER, NJ. D., President
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- East 18th It
GRAND CONCERT.
First performance GounOds Mass 81 the Sacred Heart
SUNDAY EVENING JUNE Q.
eoli chorus vioonCeo. piano, and horn quartet
Miss ANNIE J. BORIE soprano
Miss AGATHA MUNIER COutrAlto
Mr.. H. ROMEYN Tenor.
M EUGENE OUDfN. Baritone.
Mr.. HERMAN BRAUN, Noloucello
DR.. s. AUSTEN PEARCE. Pianist
HORN QUARTET;
Nessrs DII1ER WILGAND. SCHILG. and BOWEN.
Nr. HENRY q. THUNDER, Organist and Director.
To commence at = O'Clock. Tickets. SOC.