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New-York tribune., 1878-06-24
DECIsIoNs-JUSE %

Supreme Court Ckdmbers-By Judge Potter-La-
SGh @ ag $0 costs 70 abide event q ac
.,I ny Judge DOnohqeTfrouty agt WhPpe-Granted Arm
See memorandum Parsons agt The Missouri Kansas and
Texas z I. comPany.-Ao denied; memorandum:
T6S report Of the referee Combined and jaSs
matter Of PnTRo dnoS In the the hleT Of bespn s
vacated Tor the reasons stated In the case Of Nancy
and should be vacated for the stated opinion
the sales were both for for street
and ordinary improvements must be set aside vacated for
John s. s. and in the Parker this day decided by
Cirent-Pari H-Py Judge Potter-FIanees ast the Re
nghe FIRE Insurance Company two cases-Exceptons set
Spseta Term.-By Judge Donohue-Beden agt Funk mos
amT1ading0 sg9gd blossom M4tasld sfsee mem
aud Judgment for pSntk Thomas ant 6e Bos et
on granted On defendants paying The cost Of trial ana allow
Superior COuTt-Special Tcym-Bv Chief Justice Cur
us-Thomassell ag steyeus-MotOn for resottement Of
al and Hudson River Railroad Company-Proposed
T 10 r Of line lines 2S a 24 po %
BY Judge sedgewiek.- agt the American Spiral
Spring Butt aud Hinge Manufacturing COmpaDg-EIcep.
Gns overred and Judgment on report directed per cent
soy defendant 10 give further proof as 20 offset on the al
Already sEn befe b san Kp ana hAS
married woman is competent surety appeal
Tue surety not deemed sufficient without explanation
MED with s6 to abide the EVENT. memorandum
IaYlOr ct al ag DaYlsMOtlOn denied with $40 costs
plaintiff to abide memorandum Van Dyck agt.
McQnadeReference ordered TO the Hon Oscph BOSwOrh
Allen agt Gable ct aOTdeT reducing Judgment etc Dixon
Sgt Wenberg-order setting aside satisfaction, etc Ma
guire agt, AmesOrder OF dsCOntnuance. The GrOcers
Bank agt Tracey OF aOrder denying motion with costs
20 abide event OF action Robinson ag Lawess Order de-
nying motion, With 81 90 defendant Lawless Agate
agt benny; PTiBge agt Chevalier; Kiernan agt Faon
same Quirk Derrckson; GoOdrch agt Good
win Hl agt Hepbum Mettaur agt Nicho FTicke agt.
FTcke Randall agt Duscnbery Etzel agt Byrne Palmer
hgt Reilly Andre agt RauCh Nyse ct al agt ShumwaY
Vyse al agt Newell ct all Same agt Newell ct al; Tyler
agt DAVIS Tabor agt. Van Tassell-Orders granted.
Common Pleas-SDeciaI Term--Bv Judge Van
HOesenBOOTman agt Pierce ct aThe defendants motions
denied and the Examination must proceed See memo
| randum.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-24
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

sUPRKR CoURT-CHAMBERs- Potter, J.-Nos 81, 10S
1877 l20 178 III lS3, lS5, 1856 S6, 46, So 81 So So
g. H. 79 So 1902 l04, l07 l0s Ill l2i l34. l42, l43
l46 l4S 1913 l6S les 1872 lS7, lS9, l9O 1872 1913, 1884,
SPECIAL 7RaM-nonohue J-Nos 49, 25O &c, &C. lS5 6s7.
CO.. 66S $40 b74, 49, 4G9 470 502 325, Ola, $685. G24
525 b76 2i5 4S2, 52l, 57S, 1873 - -
CIRCUIT-PART Ivan BTunt, J.-Nos GEL 462, 2723,
2724 3l33 S239. 2647 So l3O9 1929 1119 2l77 3540
17USla. 1862 1881, 1915, SS2 -.--
PGRT II-vsn Worst J.-Nos 1917 1879 1880 l49i 1921
lll9 1851 1894 1883. 2S2 1880 1866, S22 3652 200
1893, 32s9 14O5, 1890, lO4O S292. 1926
sUPEmoR CoURf-sPECLAL TERM-Sedgwick, Mos. 10
TRIAL TERM-PART I-sanford J-Nos sos 745. 753. 554
PART II-Curtis G. Case No 0264. No day calendar
PART III-Freeman Nos. 0l5, 964, 1925. S96. S!7,
s9s s99 9OO 9Ol $685. 07O 1876 496 ST. 9O 90S 500 9l0
992
COMMON PLEAS SPECIAL TBBN-vsn Hoeson, J.-No IL.
TRIAL IERM-PART III. r. DAILY, JoNos 3s0, 962 2
1909 2Sg9 1870 2l29 23l. 1916 1889 l4gl 26Sl 1910
4se l47 SO 2g79 1879 1s2 la6l g4Q l9eS 24S ltSs
1898 1852 85S ll0G' llO4 il2S 270 1872 ~ 5l9 500
lA3 S94 500 PAS, 1851 4b1 1426 36S 6is, 26Ol, 29I
2231, ll23 29l9, GA ODehOur7csuses-Nus 2i72 2S4l
MAgISE CoURT-TRIAL TgRAt-PART I-Alker. g; Nos.
207S e652 2653 1889 1884, 272 A723 47SG 1890 2Ol4.
Pant II-Sherida1 J-NOs 43lO, 1900, 284S 45Sl $780,
4l22. 1896, 40i9 4I40 2627, 1853, 44O2, - ,o-, 80
1910 466O 4l4S 1852 26i3 442 1915. 1904 lGsl 1905
GENERAL SRssiOSs-PARr I-Sutherand John LeahY,
robbery Edward johnson, burglary William Martin, Frank
Lewis grand larceny; George Watson, burglary Annie
Price James MeGufN Mary Dwyer samuel bleiy, George
Clark, Louisa Ward larceny from the Frank Dor
man, Thomas Wech assault and battery William Judah
JOhn Ohe KITTY Holds tel0nlOus assant ana battcIy "a
ward DOYLE, Frank Jackson burglary Edward Dalton VII
liam RastOn larceny from the person Elizabeth Emmery
disOrderly house; David N. King, forgery.
PART II-Glldersleeye, Jklchard Luhy robbery Henry
teryi Jacob Gunbe burglary; Bm1 Rochel, disordorly
house Frank Walton, seduction
New-York tribune., 1878-06-24
CIVIL NOTES.

Judge DOnOhue, in Supreme Court, Cham
bers denied ON Saturday, the application made by Levi
Parsons % set aside the election Of directors Of
the Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway Company, on
the ground want OF jurisdiction the railroad not being
IN any part within this state or aNew-fork corporation
The suit of Rose LisIe against Gardner g.
Baehe OF Nbos Garden, for $3.50 for the performance
W the Gascon" s set down for trial in the Third Civil
District Justice Court for June %. Notice has been
SEQ VIII be nterpOsed for the plaintiffs failure TO fu-
MI her contract
The suit Of Lorenzo Thomaselh to prevent
Mis-. Marietta B. stevens from evietng him from the
Stevens House. while he continues 10 pay hs rent has
been already reported 10 THE TRIBUNE. Judge sedg-
ek M superior Court Special Tern refused on satuf-
nay 70 alter his order denying motion 70 vaeate the In
Junction obtained by the plaintiff
In the suit Of Julia &. Witthaus against
Asahe HaweY Heath, for the rent OF portion Of No.
200 Broadway. whore the defence that the landlord
bad allowed undesirable neghbors to occupy another
otl2a of me same psom6es an inquest was taken IN
eeh, oi the palntin, ana Judgment entered IN her
hsoF Tor Fl,l7O 78, IN Superior Court Trial Term.
In the suit of William +. BOnynge against
laHia Dudley Field and Field Deyo for 81 0s4 35 for
ano.P ie work In the great six million suit against
A"ste '"ose bedgwick, IN Superior Court, Chambers.
e' gu setnrday tee defendanPs motion 70 refer the
sff5fnev. NJ 49, y mat Tweed was liable aud not the
We tApiieltiy Dy Mr. Field ana the firm
Inc proceeding Of John 4. Marshalps heirs
het aaiue the divorce obtained by Ruth Cooper who
s'aihs 20 oe sr MarshalPs widow from her frat bns
bana isaac Cooper was continued on saturday begore
exJndge Barbour The divorce was given on the tesu
mory Of one Lppne0 who has sincs ela,mod that the
ttstmonyas written down was not the testi.,s, he
ssteplY ~ y. Price, Long Branch eaioon.see,er ,.a
'- '1-' NC Ae@ia Lppincott and Ar. Cooper taking
New-York tribune., 1878-06-24
THE COURTS.
WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANTS WILL.
rrALAEGER PART OF HIS PROPERTY DEeUkAThEI

rraIAHgER PART OF HIS PROPERTY BEVOhAlhhD
TO HIs TwO DAUGHTERS.
TIE viii of the late William Cullen Bryant
~as aea in the surrogate's once, at jamaica Queens
Count on Saturday. The will, which was de'eu De-
eembt g. 1872, is in Mr. BryanPs handwri'ing
He boueathes to George D. Cline, OF hoSiyn'
about $4,000 in land and money, and ie"
hundr.( dollars to william Bryant Ciue. MIS- nls eIh II
Ar the r,sidue OF the estate TO be divloed
two dapGters Fannie Bryant Goodwin ana 5uia 20 ei
Rryant TIE former receives number on piee, - ,
estate ana buildings with One-haf OF the e5tatU ~ i,
ernnent tonds and other securities nc SuliS 1 ,6
All the rea estate not included In the othe
hooks pcaires engrnvings, carriages S ei9 - 10 Ner
sonal ur0prty Of the esatOr at kOslYn AZ siu ~ &c
yort fesidnce ard the second hal 0i tH0 N''0i
'Is ~ 49, ~ NJ Brynns share In Ihe heeRhg fosL
ar Iii sess al give % my Two daughters aireauY
an ~ rfrhf title aud interest IN Ihe EreIltn0
5 ,eransser Establishment and ob printing ohice,
d III ne personal property aDpertGinlng ana DEBTS
% m me same 10 be possessed by them In such man
Ser mat each shall have together with what interest
Therein he mar possess before DEATH au equal share
with the other and this they 20 take subject 20 any
indebtedness Whch may appear against on the books
f T6s Frening Post aud subject also TO any charges
hereinafter mentioned also give my said two daugh.
tiers Jointly ell my property In the copyright OF any OF
my published writings" John A. Graham JOhu Blge-
low John H. Plat, George b. Cline, aud the daughter,
Julia s. Bryant, are made executors.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-24
MoYING To OPEN A JUDGMENT.

Berry g. Heiser, Wall-st. brokers, recovered
against jay Gould and others judgment for $780,
126 97 currency and S4s534 10 gold, their
derng 20 Mr. GOuld certain god and bonds which they
prOicssed 90 have been carrying for him The plaintiffs
becomng bankrupt, Mr. Gould secured an examination
Of their books and has recently open the ud~
ment. the ground that tie plaintiffs did carry
gold but loaned IL, obtaining large such
not
Judge sedgwick on Saturday granted the motion so
far 20 allow the defendant 20 give further proof as 60
the Offset against the alleged conversion, and on cOnd
tOn that the defendant consents % have the
ferfed back the referee and that the evidence
already taken before him stand
New-York tribune., 1878-06-24
CHARGED WITH ATTEMPTED FRAUD.
flour FIRMS ACCOUNTS WITH A COMMISSION
MERCHANT

Riegelmann g. Richie, -four merchants, of No.
as Front-st., at the Harlem Police Court yesterday,
charged Julius j. Smith, commission merchant Of the
street, with attempting TO swndle them out OF
$4,000 Mr.. Smith, for six years, mas been doing busi-
ness for the cOmpanants For two years he has been
datory n making his returns and Riegelmann Richie
he them 81 800 and refuses to 10. Mr..
smith waived examination. but stated he had not had
settlement with e firm in several years, and that the
commissions due him amounted 90 larger sum than the
amount alleged 20 have been embezzled Judge Kasmire
committed Mr. Smith In default OF 50 900 bail 70 answer
at the General Sessions The prisoner lives at Nc. 2i6
Graham-aye, Brooklyn. He is a member OF the Produce
xchange and has been In business for sixteen years in
New-YOrk
New-York tribune., 1878-06-24
THE RIGHT no A Jury TRIAL.

An important appeal was submitted to the
Court Appeals by William r. Knitting, in the caee Of
John Murray convicted the Court Of Special Sessions
September 25, 1877 OF assault aud battery. Murray
but the present appeal it Is claimed that no court
Orgauized without Jury is constitutional and no man
can waive his constitutional right 10 trial By jury Ia
criminal Decision reserved. II the points are
sustained sentence by tue Special Sessions Tor
mlalamnnnnr hecnnes void.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-24
THE PROCEEDS OF FORGERIEs.
FRAUD CHARGED IN SALE OF SECURITIES BELoS

FRAUD CHARGED IN SALE OF SECURITIES BELONG
ING TO ROBERTS, GLEASON AND OTHERS.
Some days ago a motion was made to set
aside judgment against Andrew L. Roberts, Valentine
Gleason, aud other persons supposed TO be members
Of the gang OF forgers which operated in 1873, In
favor Of Orig Co. This judgment was obtained for
$500 the consent OF Ambrose II. Purdy, then the
counsel OF the defendants and the Judgment levied
on bonds and securities IN the Btuyvesant and NeN-HOrk
Safe Deposit Companies There sold under this
judgment the following securities at the following
price,
New-York tribune., 1878-06-24
.s3S, 200 slO,542 20

The eale made by DeputySherif Jacob Seebacher,
~ early hour of the morning The defendants claim
that only did they authorize Purdy 10 give any
such consent but that the prices obtained show very
fraud the bonds sold being worth at Wals prices
at least S35OO0. Judge Lawrence, before whom the
motion was made, held that Olrig Co. were not to
blame. aud that proceedings should, instead be taken
against SeebacheI and Purdy Such proceedings IL is
now stated. viii be begun Immediately
New-York tribune., 1878-06-24
Musiral 1nstrumeTts

A DUMAHAUT, late s. Y. BALL s. CO.,
"A. No. 25 EAST l4TH-ST
Chickering's Steinways and other Pianos Gnd organs low
for cash, on nstalments, and for rent
ORGANS.-Splendid 1910 organs for 800,
~ $500 for 500 75 for $50 5000 for $40 sls9 FOR gig and
5000 $3.50 for 1885, 500 for s165 5000 for 1885, cash NOS
year perfect order warranted great bargains,
unrvaed uuequaed prices send for catalogues
HORACE WATERS & SONS, 40 East l4thst. n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-24

70 his saloon about visit to house OF fame in New
York. and had himself visited a similar house with
Cooper, but on crossexamiEatiOn unable 70 give
taken untll tC-nOrrOW
New-York tribune., 1878-06-24
NEW W-YORK SUPREME COURT-COunty Of

NEW YORK SUPREME C0URT-County OF
sos5ss Ssw "a ROT IE AUGUsfA LEE A. NIsBET LEE
bsr bnsbond and GODFREY WEITZEI, Deiendaats.-1o
the above Yop are hereby summoned q answer
ver n me niaintds attorney within twenty days after
hs service OF s summons, exclusive Of the day OF service
failure appear, answer Judgment will
M against you by deau for the relief demanded IN tho
compIaint-Daied Aprh TO- 1873. JOIN M BOWERS.
ONCE ana Post Office address No 81 Niilsmst Nsw-York
TO GARoLINE AUGUSTA LEE. 4; NIsBET LEE. her
husband and GODFREY WEITZEL: The f0reecng summons
yOu by publication, pursuant oper OF Hon.
Charles Donohue Justice OF the supreme Court of the toe
OF NewYOr made the twenty third day of Nay, 1875 and
nled with the complaint in the once Of The CLERK oi the City
County of NewYOrk az the Court House IN said City o.
EoW.YOFk on said 23d day of May. 1873 Yours, &c,
JOHN NJ. BOWERS, Plaintiffs Attorney.
My27 law6wM 6Awnlsm'at. NeW-lork citY.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-24

WEST POINT or NEWBURGH.-Daily lex
w cept sundays; DAY LINE advertisement; re,
main at WEST POINT hours NEWBURGH nearly
hours; due at New-Y0Tk ON return al 5;3O /,
New-York tribune., 1878-06-24
CONTEST OVER A COURT CLERKsHIP.

Justice Pinckney, in the Seventh Civil Dis
trct Court has removed Patrick Anthony, clerk OF the
Court and substituted exAlderman Thomas Duffy. Tue
letter making the change made no charges but simply
spoke Of political reasons As it has been understood
that each clerk holds for the term Of six years ndepend-
ent OF the justices and as Mr.. Anthony appointed
IN November, 1873 and maintained his place against
James T. Davies appointed In 1873 he took notice Of
the letter, until last Friday Duffy took possession Of
the office by force 10 Is supposed that Justice Pnckney
based his proceeding act OF last session repeating
part the ThrOOp Code Justice PnckncY under
Of drunkenness. rendering him habituay unfit 10 m hs
place and not al his court last week Justice
Dnkel took his place Saturday. Meantime Mr
Anthony had taken counsel from Nelson j. Waterbury
and submitted 20 justice Dinkel before be took his
ms opinion la which Mr.. Waterbury says: Whatever
charity may be extended toward Justice Pinckney Dnfys
conduct win thOut palliatiOn. He will not only be
elected from ocs into which hAintrudes but wa
be presented for the imposition OF the nue OF 600
vded bY the code for the punishment OF usurp
ing Office As your cOnnse shall not only insist that
the ne shall be imposed bnt that Duty shall be impris-
oned until 10 s paid. shall also take proceedings TO
have every justice who shall aid him Ia his usurpaOn
removed from Office" Justice Dinkel, however took his
seat without regard TO the letter.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-24
feaaI Notites.

HINMAN, OSCAR j. EFT AL.--Supreme
Court OF the state Of New-I Ork, City and County OF
New.YorK Jennett Burche planti against Oscar j. HIN
man William Bishop, Anna Lss, Charles "a l1ss Anna lss,
and said Charles H. Lis as OF the goods
oattes credits OF Frederick Iss deceased August s
and Gesene wife, Ferdinand Lss. George IsS Wilhel
NINA and William DOrman her husband and Edward
j. Phelps defendantsAmended summOns.-TO tho above
named and each OF them You are hereby suns
moned 10 answer the complaint in the action and 70 serve
the plantihs attorney within twenty
DAYS service Of this summons exclusive OF the Gay OF
service and failure TO appear answer udg.
ment w be taken you by default for the relief DO.
manded the compant.Dated New YORK April 20 1873.
Post Ofico address, 90S Sd-ave., n. y CITY
Randolph Guggenheimer, Plaintiffs Attorney, ONCE No.
9O8 Sd. ave. New-NOFk City.
TO oscar j. Hnman aud Edward Phelps The foregoing
summons is served by publication pur-
order Of Hon Charles DOnOhue OF the Justices
OF the Supreme Court dated the 2th day Of April 10 ana
filed with amended complaint IN this action ~ the once on
the Clerk Of the CITY aud County Of Nowfor IN e ne"
Court House In said city ON said lastmenuonel DAY:
Randolph Guggenheimer. Plaintlh's Attorney
My2O 1aw6wM
New-York tribune., 1878-06-24
DIVIDING LIE MoNTAUK rNDIAN LANDS.

A tract of land containing about 10000
acres the extreme eastern end OF Long Island is to
be divided under recent decision Of Judge Dykman in
Supreme Court Special Term The land, known the
M0utauk Indlan lands bought from the Indians In
1861 1870. and 1887 and all turned into common
stock IN 174S. The Indians remnant OF whom still live
the land reserved 20 themselves certain rights in the
land which their descendants stan enjoy. Tie trustees
OF the Of East Hampton undertook to appropriate
tue OF the land 70 the town. and in 1880 some
OF the proprietOrs, who then numbered about 12O,
brought suit have this stopped In that suit II
decided that the prOpretOrs held the land as tenants In
common. The present suit Ia brought by Edward VI
Grinnen and another against Edward NJ. Baker and
others. Judge Dykman holds that the plaintiffs, ten
ants common entitled 70 have the lands parti-
incumbrance and not title to tue property. He
says I'm MS opinion: The Indians and most Of the pro
pretOrs very naturally cling with great tcnacty 10 the
past and present order OF things and deprecate any
change; but they will be Obliged 70 yield TO the rule Of
law which evens Oh landed interests. This tract OF
land has great natural advantages and 10 reason exists
for keeping it tied up a. 10 Is"
New-York tribune., 1878-06-24
VHE CREAM HEALTH RESORT,

Known a. Our Hillside Dansvie Livingston
County, Y, this 2Oth OF May 167 smen.
women Chdrenaa its bOarders and patients have
from 20 states OF tho Republic and Canada 70 spend the
summer either improve their health 20 learn how 10
keep The establishment the largest hygento prvate) in
stOn world accommodate IRON 300 to 4OOuests
OF good health 1000 persons
without giving 10 Of them single particle Of medicine
publishes books health issues monthly health journal
Tho Laws OF Lhe-prce 81 90 ayear-SPECIhEN COPIES
Sen FREE is 20 ceebratets Goth anniversary the lst
PRONIMO Is have and to hOd the
health convention the world has ever seen Now sick and
well wen, you would like 10 keep we
send postage stamp and get information and you Ike our
thought philosophy and practise como TO us aod get rid OF
sickness There least 100000 chronic nvads in
the United states who might have good health by processes
simple II they would adopt aud follow them What
folly dsobey the OF life and keep sizes when Nature
would herself mighty TO II nyalds would only
cep guidance ItsnO tangled nonsense nor fanau
that 10 induce the people 10 accept Its the D
Philosophical cTeatiOnthat TO NS as one ought
brings health and ought NOT brings sickness Come 70
home and learn how 10 live IL sick you viii get well II
well YOU will well We the choicest references
Adhreaa above. JAME5 q. IA(kSON.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-24

GUNNER TRAVEL.
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY
have
SUMNER EXCURSION TICKETS
principal points OF interest and attraction In tha
Eastern and southern states and Canada giving ell
the privileges Of rscass tickets and sold at greatly reduced
rates aJrdng passengers choice OF over 1000 routes
combining expedition comfort, pleasure and safety
THE SUMMER EXCURSION ROUTE BOOK,
iust issued for free distribution elegantly illustrated and
descriptions of all prominent and complete in
formation Of routes and rates.
Excursion tickets and copies the book be obtained
aDpcgtion az offices OF the company Boston,
NewY Ork Philadelphia Baltimore. Washington, Richmond,
Pittsburg Lancaster, Harrisburg ana Altoona.
l.. p FARMER,
General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON,
General Manager.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-24
GUNNER Boaro.

A FEW BOARDERS can find pleasant ac-
n comtDOdatons at the GoLDEN HILL lNsilIUiE' NO.
so cOuTtandsst., BTidgeport Ct -
A FEW BOARDERS WANTED in private
"A family living among tho hills OF OJsEdO C0uNI1, "
" Bmflhk bathing nshngi gOod dflYesi
cations oy fy and country ie except gas Wlte
on lddIess H. n D. BOX l94, Morris, Otsego Co, ~ 4
New-York tribune., 1878-06-24
THIRD NATIONAL
Il SHOOTING FESTIVAL
OF the
SHARPSHOOTERS UNION
OF the United States OF North America
GEORGE AERY President
held June 16 TO "a, 1873,
aff he
Gxcnrsions.

MANHATTAN BEACH RAILWAY.
IVA Completed GTeenpOnt opposite 23dst East River
SUMNER TIMETABLE TO AXE EFFECT
SUNDAY, JUNE 16, 1873.
Week days and Sundays the elegant steamer ELIZA HAN
cox commencing as above VIII run during he season from
Pier foot OF 23dst EAST RIVER, direct COmpany'5
Depot at GREENPOINr, making close connections. GO
ing and returning with express trains TO ard from Manha
tan Beach.
Boat leaves 2Sdst Pier at s45, 9:45. 1O;45, l1:l6
m and 1245, I50 245, 3:55 445, $50 aud 6;45
Trains leave Manhatt Beach for NewY0rk via Greenpon
at $780, TO- ii m and 2l0, !, 20j 3l2 404 5l2 500,
q $40 and $50 D. Time from GreeupOin AZ minutes,
Trains connect at East NewY0rk with Rapid Transit trains
Atlantic Brooklyn also with CanaTsie and Rock
away Beach Railroad.
VIA BAY RIDGE,
The elegant steamers THos. COLLYER and d. r. MARTIN
22d-st N r. Leroy.st. ~ r. Piers, Mr.
g. TO- II, IL e:25, 1925 1l;25 OPS, 1928. llf25
and /, >, 3, and 1920 l:20 o. ~, and 1925
a. &, o and D. 225. 3:25 4:25, 5:25 l25, 225, SEES
IN. 625 and 1;20 p m. 425, 02o, b;16e
Trains leave Manhattan Beach via Bay Ridge at 1910,
l40 m, and l240 135. 24S, $40. 4:4O $3.50, 640 740
and D.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-24
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS.


j. T. BUSH, OF East DuIham lS miles from Catskifl,
nile Telegraph and Post ONCE prepared 10 accOmmo
date visitors his farmhouse delightfully."- situated within
view OF romantic Catsk Mountains; beach grove within
few yards house. plenty OF fruit milk &c. Good hsng
and bathing m the Immediate vicinity very moderate
Tor fn particulars address J. 4. BUSH East Durham
Greene County, y. y, or THOMAS 5. WILLIAMS, ITO
BrOadWay, Rooms = and ., city.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-24

CENTENNIAL HOUSE, Saratoga Springs,
will omen June "a A. Grscass bOlrdin ghOuse by month
day, having taken the MOrssey Mansion IN connec
ton which Will enable the former prOpeiirss 10 AccOnmO
date he old guests aud new ones reasonable pces Apply
2l East 22d.st NegYork Cy, Centennial House,
Saratoga SBriUgs
New-York tribune., 1878-06-24

CARSWELL HOUSE, Cornwall -On-the Hud-
~ son.-UndeT management; board for the season ;
opens the Goth large any rooms nrstc,ass accom-
uOdatOns rates reasonable Cards and information may
4. ROE COnwall-on the HudsOn. Address NJ Il. BAlBEl
pTOUTletOr
New-York tribune., 1878-06-24

COOPER HOUSE (OtsegO Lake., COOpers-
~ town. n VI accommodates 300 guests park Of 10 acres;
shade and lawns fine driving boating and hsllng 70
duced prices plans aud terms az Hotel Burcau 3b Union
square, NewIOrK. :. i. CRIfIENDEN, Proprietor. late
- Il nr...n
New-York tribune., 1878-06-24

GOODN0W HOUSE,. Sugar Hill, Eraneonlal
NJ n H. near FrancOna Notch full Wow Of White and
FSanconia Monnans reasonable highest references
eend for circular. ~. III. 0OODNOWs
New-York tribune., 1878-06-24

DAVILION HOTEL, Woodsburgh, l.. lon
Hcmpstead Bay overlooking ocean beautifully locatedi
fum n Y. 200 elegantly furnished board
and room 81 $40 week daily rates ~ first class con-:
Quoted business principles A s. WALKER late Hotel
n Y
New-York tribune., 1878-06-24
6otels.
Boaro and Rooms.

0OD-ST., 274 WEST. T.-HandsOme furnished
81 rooms with without board 2d and Sd noor at
dured
New-York tribune., 1878-06-24

AT No. 35 2d-place, near Clint0n-st., Brook
~ iyn-Fine ROOMS and good board pleasant location
convenient 70 cars and ferry,