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NATIONAL DELEGATES TROUBLES.

Walter II. Shupe, Editor OF The AdU0cdte, has
Judgment against him for S2l1 62, obtained in the
Marine Court by Henry S. jennings on note given for
wages due the plaintiffs office messenger. The
Judgment rot beng paid, supplementary proceedings
were Instituted and Mr.. shupe cited to appear at
the Marine Court Chambers, to be examined as 10 his
property He failed 10 appear and order was there
upon granted requiring him TO show cause yesterday,
why he should be committed for contempt hester-
day be again failed TO appear and motion was made
that attachment issue 10 bring him before the Court
Judge Shea suggested that he at syracuse looking
after the public service. Mr. GOOdnart, plaintiffs cOun-
eel replied that his services not wanted there the
convention he went TO kicked him out Another counsel
here stated that he had supplementary proceedings pend
ing against Shupe After further discussion Judge
Shea directed that the default be entered but refused
an attachment and directed that notice be given TO
shupe 10 attend at noon to-day.
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UNUE GREAT SANITARIUM,

IL DANSNILLE, llNlNGSION W, NEM-tOhhg,
Has now men, and children within trying
learning how to keep IT, IN IT, and IN
cottages adjacent and In tents ON the mountain slope vs
them zoo more can be made comfortable
and heped physical and mental vgor wish could
Rightly h IL we'll 10 keep we'll aud II sick and durable
10 get II and women having common sense would
visit and examine its workings and sec what we
aIe doing do It, they wold learn how 20 Keep
sickness their fnmics or II II Is IN, how 20 DE ro OF
H. Would this bea worthy achievement The people
everywhere vexed and perpexed by sickness TER
be existing burdeus0me cost VENTURE TO say mat
within the circle Trbunes regular readers there are
10 OO chronic tnvalds whom medicine cannot cure Nine
might well not have good health hey
only Knew Editors c!ergymen lawyers Judges
mechanics clerks Students ariners
women burdened oyerworked preeocos BOY ana
feeby girls ang or really III or seriously NICK
aud better than 30 live in habna violation Of Ins
laws health and fOoishy seek recovery ny drug
medication. Now publish heaith journal named hE
LAWS LIFE IL these who are getting ready 70 o o5
have lust begun would subscribe at cost OF " oO
they would get well aud well And those VINO are SICK
NO matter what their diseases they ourablewond
come 10 us and change habits and learn tohye naturally
they would health II this view IL corretan
We have proved than IL 600 not worth
he while readers Of The Tribune 70 wake up 80 a ~
least as for circulars copies CT The Laws OF Lilo
and various which Will cost them nohing
saye that they do not care " pay IT,
and 40 IL rcsourcefu Nature IS All letters
with the writer's and post office plainly wfitten ao
dregsed as above will be carefully and promptly an
s~efe" A"'i'' ''''''"'' JAMES c. JACKSON.
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little three-year-old daughter of one OF
our ctlzens while with her grandfather the other day
had heep Insisting OH having something which the old
asnemon did not think IL wise give her until finally
be remarked "wby. never saw such Tsndchild a rs
IN az she replied: "No, and never saw such grand
ma ir--fHarff0rd Times,
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ITO PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ
between
EEw.YoRK AND PHILADELPHIA.
poureen Through TRIMS each way dayi three Dep0ts
Philadelphia two IN Ne"-iork.

Fourteen Through Trens each way daily three Depots in
Philadelphia, two IN Ne"-i ork'
Double Track the Improved Equipment and Fastest
Time consistent with absolute safety
Un ana after Juy X. 1878
Express Tsps leave NewYork Desbrosses aud Court
snd 7 55Iefss SO eeg q I1SSi; $780, 1880
500 and D. m Sunday. 43O and A. N, o. D. $50 1880.
Bosis Of brooklyn Annex with all through trains
at Jersey CITY, afordng speedy ana direct transfer for
HIS eiaing trains leave Philadelphia 500 4oC 1856
$40 and ii g. IN. Qmted express, l3j MI 2, 63O T.
aud 1855 and ~ midnigh, on sunday 800. 400. s.
S2G sSet 5$S an9 Si{ GTS@SGSay No f AsSt
st. and reoElyn Depot foot q FULTON BroGkyn
Nos ia ZIG and rs Hudson a. Hoboken Depot Jersey
'i FtifiANK THOMSON. ''' II r. PALMER,
General Manager. GEM Passenger Agent
VNHE ERIE RAILWAY will hereafter be
ERIE AND WESTERN RAILRoAp ADVANCEMENT
OF TRAINS taking effect June g. 1873;
=. n.-Cincnnaii and Chicago Day Express Drawing.
G H. DAILY s. Louis t1press snying at Buffalo
SS Pa%a pes sleeping to
D. H. DAILY Pacific Express the West Sleeping
coaches through % R@ehestr Ba19 Niasa agar F cps1
natl and Chicago without change also hoei dns cars 10
07i p SSEmig5ant train for the West . v,., -,
and p midnight saturday nights only sundays Si5
ndsn FAX aRe 5 fnS 'p pU mqnss
sTaGaTs g. SS si 5C 795, $50 TO- Ioi ITO
Lao a6 ~ g midnight S Sunday. $50 i5 ioS &
iIb $50 Z n m and ~ midnight -. a.,
night sundays g. $50, 1Oi5 lt5. $3.50. IN ana ~
midnight on ION - -. o.u,... ooo. n,
WARWICK, 7;45. lJ;l6 a. III, $50 p H.
Newbmrgh, 7:i5 a No. $3.50. 4:3Op m sundays $50 e. m
1ondont ana Kingston. $40 Sundays $3.50
Goshen 600 74b 900 10 am. $50. 3t5 4SO. 700 p.
IN sundays 600, $780, 1915 $3.50, 700 p m nm . -
MddleIow 7Ab 300, lol5 M $40 $50 o t9o p M
SUNDAYS $50 1915 m, $3.50, 900 p M The 0:Vo a. IN
and $50 p trans connect with NeWHork ana os"ego
M Port jews =, u.s. 55 300 lol6 80 Goo TOO m
unnisvs $40 lO:l5 a. NJ. $3.50 and 1901 M -, -.
on even OF ha e apass
nan above fine trains leaving Chambersst on quarter
houT leave twenty thirds thirty minutes carrier bOa
leave twenty birds a l5 and lii5 m, cOnnecng WIN
trains leaving Chambers-st at lOVo p mp al" l-oO ~
night a. aud far nartr,ents In dra wing room and
nF COACHES obtained and orders for the checking
and transfer baggage may be LETT az the Company5 omce
80 1ig 4Ol $40 B67 Broadway, ~ Y; No CourtsL,
Irooklyn, 1T the Company depOts . So, vi. =, = a <
Exuress Traius from the West arrNe " nv ''-'
n m 1925 and lO:25 D. m -, u...,. .,, Nav Work
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW.JEhSSE .. 1 !.
Trains leave for Engewood Coster PeImont ana nysck
700 $50 045 m, l;00 300 400 44o oSO o:oo an y
M and Saturday ghts only at ll3O m sundays 'Oo
M ana 10y pns Valley and Monsey 1900 945. it5
M mo N. ABBOTT, General Pass'r Agent Ne"'fofA'
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CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBRRs-D Mos 23. 33, %.
145 l50 153 1866 1866 l59 1874 III Call bess at NO. l7G
on the general calendar
suPERIOR COURr-SPECIAL TERMSanford J.-Court opens
at II m. NO day calendar.
COMMON PLEAs-SPECIAL TERM-Nan Hoesen, J-Court
opens at II a. No day calendar.
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steamboals ano Railroads
3ANY and TROY low DAY BOATS.

A LBANY and TROY by DAY BOATS.
IA &. VIBBARD and DANIEL DREW,
leave yest street Pier at $685. and oath street Pier at
a. landing at Nyack Ferry West Point Newburgh Pough
keepse Rhinebeck. Ssugeres Catsk and Hudson: CON:
Meets at with Carrie A Ward for Cold
Spring and Cornwall To West Point Newburgh return
ing by down boat, at Excursion Rates. TRANSFER by
annex boat LEAVING Brooklyn at m, connecting at Al
bsny with trains NORTH and WEST Special train to and
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pEcIsIoNs-JuLY 25

SUPREME CONT hdmbrs-By Judge Potter
an The matter Of Hecht. etc--MotiOn denied
ny Judge Lawrence-In the matter Of Ottewen-Order
NAnied BaUrett AIT Baurett.-Order granted.
ny Judge Daiies Huggins sgt Dayd-Tbe creditor IL
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Che Curt.
Gxrurslons.


A -A.-DAILY OCEAN EXCURSIONS
lAs TO ROCKAWAY BEACH
by the New Palatial Steamers
GRAND REPUBLIC, COLUM BIA and AMERICU5.
Leaving West 24thst $3.50 and 10 a. m. and 1870 D. m.
West lOths 10 minutes later; Pier N. r. 80 minutes
later.
JEWELS Wharf Brooklyn. and IL a. M, and l:i5
East 33dst, s:l5 a. M and D. mi South 6thst, VIII
hamsburgh $50 and 1:l5 Broomest, S:45
and 1880 p IN. MUSICAL attractions on EVERY BOAT.
FARE 3J ceuts.
Excursion tickets 90 cents GOOD EITHER BOAT.
BRIGHTON BEACH.
BROOKLYN, FLATBUsH AND CoNEY ISLAND
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Trains start from the Prospect Park Station. the
Willink Prospect Park 500 1880
y. m, at intervals OF 10 and 20 minutes
Returning. leave
BRIGHTON BEACH, COMFY ISLAND,
Atntervals OF and 20 minutes from a. NJ.
CONTERNO'S
ODD Regiment Band. Of BROOKLYN, win give
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERTS EVERY AFTER
NOON AND EVENING. and GRAND SACRED
CONCERTS EVERY SUNDAY AFTER
NOON AND EVENING
the Plaza OF HOTEL BRIGHTON.
LEVY, the Prince OF Cornet SoOists, Will grand
selection al concert.
The following Of hOrsccars lead direct 10 the Prospect
Park Depot Flatbush Avenue, from Fulton Ferry Frank
lin NOsrand Avenues from South 7hs and the foot OK
broadway f. d. and the Bergen street Line from Hamilton
Ferry SINGLE TICKETS, 20 CENTS. EXCURSION
TICKETS, 40 CENTS W. Z. DoRWIN. superintendent
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goparinership Notices.

V'HE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore exist
Il in under the hrIn name OF II. & A. MAHRENHOLz
this day dissolved BY mutual consent Both mempe5S Oh
HENRY MAHRENHOIZ,
ANTHONY MAHRENHOLZ.
~ B-A. MAHRENHoLZ will continue the business NJ
his new store. No. 52b broadway
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NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

~ RIVER RAILROAD.-CommeDcing July ], 1873.
through trans villa ieave Grand Central Depoti ,
800 m, Western and Northern Express draTingroOn
Rochester and 81 AIbaus.
300 n Saratoga anu AOufta special. through draw
ing 10 Saratoga nri Montreal
1890 n. Special Chicago ahd Western Express with
room cars 10 Canandagua 'koches'er ana Bunao
also 10 Ncuheld SprngH
10 Utica Saratoga ana RUTLAND, North Adams and Bennng
rawing room car 20 7hf3toga 90 ,,-
$3.50 J.. M. Saratoga hpeclal, WIN uia"lhsfoom cars
through. - 4, ~. t,x...
500 D. NJ Louis Express. daily, with sleeping
81 os ruT through every day In the week
ing cars for Buffalo, Niagara Fails Toledo and Detroit and 10
Msntrcai sunday ught
"g'au a. M Express for kOchester aud Corning
Cens-o Vi through sleeping cars
IN M Pacific Express. daily with sleeping for
Rochesor Niagara Falls Buffalo. cleveland. Toledo Detroit
and dIicaRO also excepting day Night, Clay
nectinr on ~ aNr,lc" River next morning
20 WatoHu excepting Saturday night and 10 Montreal
~ AIbans excepting Saturday and sunday nights.
O D. m Express, with sleeping cars 10 Albany and Troy
Wv Irains Local Tine Tables Tcsots Tor sale
Mo- o5 2Gi and 4l3 Broadway and NJ WestcO Express
"a Offices Nos Park place. 1s5 and 042 Broadway New
Va,I, "a Washing At, Brooklyn.
i'iA """ 90" G. Is. MEEkER, General Passenger Agent
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Bnslne5s Ghanees.

GREAT BARGAIN-FOR SALE, FACTORY
" property. formerly Cgmmpgs Car Work. On NeSark
budngs aud quarter Will be taken In manufac
tuning stock. CHAS. DIMON. ll5 Libertyst, New.HOrk
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
u NeMYnrk foot Desbrosses and Cortland


$50 m. for Washington Columbus Cincinnati. Indlanap
Oils Chicago and the West Richmond Charleston and the
Chicago
IUU p. Washington and the West and the South via
COrdOnsve Pullman New. Baltimore and
Washington making close Psttsburg.
cinnat indianapolis Louisville, and ST. Through
Baltimore 10 Cincinnati, LOUIS Pitts.
burg ana from Warrington 10 Augusta and Savannah.
800 daily Tor Washington. the South West Pull
sleepers from NewYork 10 Baltimore Washington,
making close connections for Chicago Cincinnati ndlanaDo
LOusyille, LOUIS Columbus Pittsburgh and
Southwest Through Pullman baltimore
NATL connects Washington wth Lynchburg,
Florida New. Orleans andthe SoutIr
For through tickets please call at Company's vce 3l3
Broadway NewYork and at ticket oces loot Of Cortandt
and Desbrosse SITS. and depot, Jersey city.
ASK FOB TICKETS VIA BALTIMORE AND oHio
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LIOR RONDOUT and KINGST0N.-Fare 10
cents NEwBU re sad below so CENTS Land at H,sh-
tom POUGHKEEPSIE, Esopus, connecting with Ulster and
Delaware Waikiki Valley Railroads steamboats, Thomas
Cornell and James BALDWIN leave dairy Pier 81.
North River foot Of HaTusoDai
EORNEW- HAVEN, MERIDEN, HARTFORD,
H sPRINGFIELD WHITE MOUNTAINS. MONTREAL
aud intermediate points steamers leave Pier 20 h. r. at
Sundays included ana II p M sununyb cNechtec con
will trains at Newiavcn for Hartford.
SpTngdcd &c Tickets sold and baggage checked 81
broadway New York. and COurt-st Brooklyn Excursion
10 NeS 81 90
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,,TpTDTN UhDTpOpD
r FITCH VALLEY RAILROAD.

IIARRANGFMENT OF PASSENGER TRAlNS Jan. l,
1877 Leave depois fool Of Courandt and Des0ssesstA
at $50 D. ~ Night EIpresa daily Tor hason, Bethehen
Iucntonn Mauch Chunk WiKesbarre PIttson, Sayre I'll
mira Ithica Auburn. Rochester Bnnato Niagara fas AMI
re- w., pni,nan sbeping coaches attached.
INV "''~ ROB'1 II. SAYKfs Supt and Engr
General Eastern once corner CHURCH snd
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NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA N
~ - LINE. -
BOUND BRooK ROUTE, ,,.

FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA
LAPl.l s. TRAIN TINE TWO HDi RS m O
Leave New Trenton and philadelphia NJ nSu %
for Trenton
Leave Philadelphia from station North PennsylvaniaRail
road, Berkssts, at $40 (wayD 1;i5 $3.50 ll3O
a m, 1880 23O, 4:l5. 5:1J. ~ m. -.
s:l3 1920 a. M. 1916. 2:l5 B. 1865, $3.50 p. IN. o
Pullman Drawing Room Cars attached 10 the 53OA
400 p traius from New.York the 7:Ij No. l:3O p H.
SuNEXY TRAISsmIeave New. York and philadelphia at
o a m bso 10 n m Leave New.YOrk for Trenton ut
a m $40 n m Isave Trenton az l2O. $500 6:lOp ~
Tickets for sale foot OF lbefiys Nos 52g aud 9i4
Broadway nj tile princpal hotels all offices OF the Enc RAN
way IN New York aud brooklyn aud at No Courtst Brook
lyn baggage checked from residence 20 destination
n. 1. BAl.DMI y, Gen. Pass. Agent
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BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HOusatonc
~ and Naueatuck Railroads Fare ST. steamer Bridgeport
leaves atarinesp daily (sundays excepte at 1880 IN,
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1TUE GREAT PROVIDENCE LINE.

To BOSTON via Providence, direct,
A PULL NIGHTS REST ONLY az MILES OF RAIL
The fayOute Pslace steamers
MASSACHUSETTS Captain Ray Allen,
RHODE ISLAND, Captain Jesse Mott, 80
Leave daily lSunays excepted from Pier 30 North River
foot OF Warrent az Passengers arrive In Boston a.
Intermediate landings between Sew-fork and
Providence 800
NE OLD RELIABLE STONlNGT0N LINE,
FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST
at d. M from Pier SO, North River, foot Of Jay-st.
Special limited ,icGcts GOOD uSLl on 2i1 "a m. train
from sold via this line from New YORK TO Boston
forS 6u'
Staerooms and tickets FOR EITHER LINE secured al
3G5 Broadway. AMI at all offices OF WeucOts Express
Also tickets sold at all hotel ticket Offices.
Freight either inc taken az lowest rates. . -.
ID. =. BABCOCK, President
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8teamboais ano Railroads.

A LBANY BOAT, PEOPLES LINE.-The
"A finest steamers IN the world, the DREW ST JOHN,
win leave Pier A. North River foot OF Canast daily tsun
days includedl at .. IN.
FIRST CLASS FARE. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
DECK .... %
EXCURSION to ALBANY and RETURN. so
STATEROOMS, 81 and 81.
Connecting Albany with express trans for SARATOGA
LAKE GEORGE, LAKE CHAMPLAIN, the ADIRON-
DACKs, MONTREAL and points NORTH and WEST
Tickets for sale principal hotels and all OF Wescot
Express Offices in NewYork and Brooklyn Brooklyn pas
sengers transferred free by Annex boats This Is the
only night line OF selling tickets and checking
baggage TO places on the New.York Central Railroad.
A LBANY BOATS DIRECT-AIerchants' Ex-
IA press Lire.-Elegant steamers WALTER BRETT or
NEW CHAMPION leave daily SATURDAYS excepted)
from CaBalst North River at connecting with trains
North and West Fare (dcck 25c Doc; meals
SOC. Freight taken lower than by any other lines.
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FALL RIVER LINE ,,
I FOR BOSTON.
And all points East newport and Fan RIVER ,,.
Monmouth Palace steamers Bl STOL ard PROVIDENCE
leave New. York daily from foot OF Murray II.
''lO Pm June - 10 September & inc. ) Pier % N. R
Brooklyn pasSfHrers tfan- mel free by Annex boat
leaving foot Of Futon-st. at 43O m. 49,, o,,r,sr,,
MUHIt llS AND OHtHES IKA,
Tickets ara staterooms az an principal hotels and
N'-'' '"oeS' d inc P'e' II" BORDEN a LOWELL, Agents
GRO. I. CoSNoR General Passenger Agent ..l,,,,,.,
SPECIAL NOTICE TO NEWPORT PA>SENcEhS.
For the better accommodation OF NeNpoft tays on mi
line special train will igaye the steamer wharf az Fan
River daily AT q a m Mondays excepted and arrive at
Newport C:3J obvatng The necessity OF leaving
the steamer Nowport AZ AN early hour in the morning
I ONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA, via
IL Ncw-Jersey Southern Railroad Commencing June ~
1873 steamers will leave New.lOrk Pier 4. North River
Sandy with
Long Branch g. $50 a. m. |. 245. o 5:ib. y. m
Red Bank aud Toms River @, $50 a no, /, 3fj p IN
Beach Haven u =. M, .. ~. ,c,.-,
Nineland, BTidgetOn and AtlantcClty m
Philadelphia and Tuckerton n. NJ, l. 3@1 p m
sundays Tor Long Branch YOU WM s. sNEDEN.
General Manager
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY


~ Ferry station in New.York. foot OF Liberty-st.
commencing JMl' Z. lslSirains leave az folows
e6:30 g m-For Remington Easton nelvdere, Manch
Chunk Ianagua Wlkesbarre Enii &c Connects at Juuc
ton with d. l.. and w r. Il.
o;42 o. m-tor High Bridge Branch Schooeys Mountain
BudGs Lake and Lake Hopacoug, Easton HarLlsoutgn'
Manch Chunk Tamaqua, Hazeton Wnkesbarre, scranton
Wilh0mspOrt &c.
1918 A. IN. and $3.50 m.-FOr Someryie aud Pennington.
y. m-For Pennington, Easton, Mauch chunk. Tamaaua,
WilkesbaTre Tunkhannock Tamaqua. Hazeton
Reading. PO;fsville, HarTishuTCh &c ,
rm-For High Bridge Branch Schooleys MOUNTING
Budd,s Lake and Lake Hopacone. Eason Beyiders ana
Mauch Chunk Connects at JdnctOn with d. L. aud w. X H.
$3.50 D. IN, daiy-For Esson Allentown aud Harrsburgh
TAO D.. m.-FOr East0D. ..-.,
SUNDAY TRAINS-Leave at % a. m. IL y. m LOT
intermediate points, and at S3O p IN Tor
EastOs Reading and Harrisbufgh. --.,..
Pott the FRO Il ly and Annex" make connection
Jersc iy Station TO aud from brooklyn and Erie Depot
Jars City.
NEW WORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
v Trains Red Bank Long Branch Ocean Grove,
&c. at o, 7:i5 q 11:S5 a. 800 1. o. q y. H. m
Pullman DraSinToOm Cars are attached 10 the SSo unu
p.m trains. ,oo,,,
Stages connect Maiawan Station to and fromKEYPoRr
EREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
connections Leave foot Of Liberty ST, for Freehold al
$40, 1lA5 a ~, 4, o. PIN
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Trains leave Tor Englewood CIoseI na0 Am sd IN
M and Saturday nights only az ll'5O H. sundays' 'oo
M ana coS brins valley and Monsey 1900 945 M it2
mn mo n ABBOTT, General Passr Agent New iorA'
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E'OR THE


ston. Cozzens, Milton ewamburg Hyde Park and Cold
Spring by ferry leaves daily from Vestryst, Pier 80 NJ
H., at $50 y. m. Connects with BrooklynAnnex Boats
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD, July IL, 1873.
IL Ferryboats leave NewYOrk from yamesslp daily
Sundays) 80 minutes, and from 34thst East River
daily 10 mnutes departure 81 trains from Long
Island CITY, and from South, Walst Fulton and Caharne
depot Fatbus and AtlaDtcaves Brooklyn. Trains
leave Brooklyn and Long Island City Hunters Point fol-
lOws: For GreennOrt Sag HarbOr DC, $3.50 D. and
Saturdays only at $3.50 D. For Pachogue &c, $50
am, $3.50 and p For Babylon &c. at 800 m 4, 43O
aud M. For Fire island; $50 M ADO For Port
Jefferson &C. at 10 aud 430 For NOrtiport &C. at
$3.50 aud 10 g. 43O $3.50 For Locust Valley at
$3.50 and 10 4, AGO. $50 aud $50 y. For Far Rock
away &c, at $3.50 =. 4:30 3, and For Garden
City and Hampstead $50 and 10 43O, $50 and $50
brooklyn only 9:l5 M, Hampstead, via sonthern. p
Merrck accommodation, p. M sUNDAYS-For Port Jefer
Pachoguc Re, a. M. Babylon, &c, .. M and r. m
Northport and Locust Valley a. m. and G3O Garden
City and Hampstead, aud 6.;D aud 'front.' l. city
only 50 M and 53O D. m BroUkyn Only 9l5 pm Trains
ROckaway Beach, Flushing College Point Jam3ca &C.
per time tables FOR NEW-LONDON-The steamer Clip
leaves daily ,Suuays excepted) sag IarbOr at y.
Greenport Manhapsett House 2:l5 M arriving at
New. london $40 p.
A FAST SUNDAY TRAIN leaves Brooklyn and Long
Island CITY at a. for Babylon and Fire Island (7:05I
PachOgue DAB Greenport 9L Sag arb0r (92Ul Return
ing lesv, sag Harb0r $50 Greenport Patchogue
$40 babylon 800 arriving at Brook and Long Island city
al 1880.
Ticket offices in New.YOrk POI Broadway corner
rens at JamessIp and 3tls; ferries. a offices OF New.
Transfer Co.. 9if BrOldway 1856 6haYe COnrtst.
Brooklyn: Long Isarl Express; ParkDlacc, 7S5 aud
9i2 Broadway and Grand Central Depot; in ookyD n o.
338 wa, hneonst az 4thst By purchasing tickets
the above Offices baggage can be checked from res
s. SPENCER, GEM sup't
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CONEY ISLAND.

GREAT REDUCTION IN FARE
EXCURSION TICKETS ONLY % CENTS.
NEW STEAM LINE
PROSPECT PARK AND CONEY ISLAND RAILROAD.
Time Brooklyn to Coney Island only 10 minutes.
during the afternoon evening"
iGRAND PROMENADE con CHRIS EVERY EVENING
from 100 $50 O'Clock by DOWNINGS 9TH REGIMENT
BAN with the renowned cornet sooist NJ. ARBCCKLE.
GRAND SACRED CONCERT every SUNDAY EVENING,
Fulton, Catnarine Hamilton Fer
RE IN dpnot 2Qth-st. BrOOklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-26

GENERAL FAMILIES can be accommodate
- with good board a farm Chappaqua. on Harlc
Railroad good references Address A B., Newcastle Pc
County.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-03-07

will include Bourgss, Varna and Lust
eudji, but not Sslonics or Adrianople.
Russia is to have the power to cede to
Dobrudscha to Roumrnia In eIcllenge
for Romans Bessarabia.
VIENNA, March 1.-The newspapers
are dissatisfied with the peace condl-
tiona as far as they are known. They
express the opinion that the most difd-
cult phase Of the crisis is yet to be
passed. They say nobody wishe, to
disturb the great result of the war, the
liberation of the Christians, but while
the demands calculated IN lead to a
conflict with England have been
dropped by Russia. similar consider
alton has not been shown for Austria.
1t is stated Count Andrassy will make
a full exposition Of his policy to the
delegations which will probably meet.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-03-07

CALIFUsSIA LEvEEs.-A great deal
Of harm has been done in California by
the inundstions Of the Sacramento
river. Not alone as regards the actual
destruction Of value, which is computed
10 amount to millions, but enterprise
ha. received a blow. The great dyk
ing enterprises in the tule districts OF
the lower Sacramento have been pretty
much ruined. This years disasters
may discourage the investment OF cap
ital in such desirable Improvements for
years to come. In case of reattempting,
the reclamation Of these oveHso~ed
lands much stronger and higher levees
must be built aud larger amounts OF
capital invested or the undertaking will
be q losing one. The trouble with
California is that her climate is too
much on extremes. 1t is either O feast
or q famine there; a food or drought;
not like Washington Territory where
we have an even thing. and enjoy rain
all the time.