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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-16
THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT

are prohibited, There shall be no APP
pointments as major-general until there
shall be no officer OF that grade, and
thereafter there shall be but one. There
shall be but three officers OF the grade Of
brigadier-general. Provision Is made for
the appointment, as officers, of enlisted
men. The act greatly reduces the num-
Der Of officers, and thereby effects con-
siderable saving OF money. Another
bill reduces the pay OF those officers who
are retained. Taking the two bills to-
gether, the saving will be considerable,
but not nearly as much us 1t should be.
Yesterday the
NAVAL APPROPRIATION BILL
was reported by M. Clymer OF tue COM
mittec. The amount appropriated is a
little over Sl,0O0,OO0.
Mr.. Cox, OF New York, introduced a
resolution favOrlng the
RECOGNITION OF DIAz.
1t went over by reason OF objection
from Mr.. Mill OF Texas, but Mr.. Cox
will call it up at the earliest opportunity.
The Post OF this city is what may be
called
PUNGENT PAPER.
In an appreciatiye notice OF Martin j.
Townsend, a Republican member from
New York, it compares him with vari.
GUS leaders of the house, and, among
them, with Hale of Maine. 1t says the
difference between them is as great as
that between ian unwashed ape and a
Roman general" This is severe on the
Maine statesman, but perhaps expresses
the common idea since Hale lost the aid
OF Blaine as speaker. The first of
THE SILVER DOLLARS,
in quantity, will be received here on
Thursday. There will be $4,000 of them.
MIR. Hayes gets the first single dollar
from the dies. Sherman the second, and
DR.. Linderman the third. Special pre-.
cautions were taken to have these per-
feet in their appearance. Yesterday the
house voted to hold its first night ses.
sion "for debate only" The subject I'M
der discussion, ii the talking OF one
or two members to empty seats can be
called discussion, was the Mexican pen.
sion bill. Hilton.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-16

THE school board of st. Louis has,
after smuch persuasion on the part Of
of the non-German speaking people OF
that city, decided to suspend the teach-
ing Of German In the public schools.
The board has also decided to abolish
the useless kinder zarten system which
has proven such load to the Taxpayers
thora
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-16

The Centralia Democrat disclaims that
the result OF the late municipal election
there was a victory for the Greenback
and Workingmen's party. While poll
tics had little to do with the election the
mayor rs q Democrat, and was elected
over 3 stau nch Republican and worthy
man by majority OF lss votes.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-16
Democratic County Convention.

A mass convention Of the Democratic
voters OF Alexander cohnty, will be held
at the court house, in this city, on Satur>
day, March goth, next, at 2 O'Clock p.m.,
for the purpose OF electing three dele>
gates to the state convention to be held
at Springfield on April 18th. next; and
three delegates 10 the district convention
to be held ct Centralia on May 10th, next.
THos. w. HALLIDAY, Chairman.
Cairo, Ills. March 7. 1873.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-16

Tax situation in the east is uncertain
and iorooding. The movements OF Brit
ish transports. which are being sent to
the east. causes considerable unessiness
on all sides. English statesmen believe
that a private understanding exists be,
tween Russia and Turkey in case Of war
with England.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-16

Col. BEN L. WILEY, "old Beans Belly"
has authorized the Carbonate Observer
to say that he will not be candidate tor
congress this tall, and he don't want to
be mentioned In connection with the can
vass. This is not surprising. The old
mans experience. two years ago, "dls.
couraged" him wonderfully.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-16
The 8ull&tin
VIZ. souucxzis, Editor and Publisher.


The democracy Of the several counties
Of the s,s,s OF Illinois are requested to
send delegates to state convention 10 be
held ct Springfield, Illinois, THURSDAY,
the 18th DAY OF APRIL, 1878, ct II
O'Clock NJ. for the purpose Of nominating
one candidate for the ofiice Of state treas
ursr, and one candidate for the office OF
state superintendent Of public instruction
and to transact such other business % may
come before 1t. The several counties are
entitled 70 the following representation,
based upon the vote for government in
1879.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-16
CYRUS II. MCCORMICK,

VI oA hohs
The committee unanimously recomend TO
the democracy of the northern grand divi-
sion and second appellate district, that
they hold their convention, for the pur-
pose Of nominating clerks of the supreme
and appellate courts, for said division and
district, at Joliet, on Thursday, April Is,
1873: 5.B
And for the central grand division and
bird appellate district that the delegate
appointed from said division and district,
to the state convention, to meet in cenven-
ton at Springfield, on the day said state
convention is held, at 10 a. M, for the pur-
pose OF nominating clerks of the supreme
and appellate courts for said division and
district; hs7
And for the southern grand division and
fourth appellate district, that they hold
their convention at Centralia, Thursday,
May 10, 1878, for the purpose Of nomina-
ting clerks OF the supreme and appellate
courts, for said division and district;
The ratio OF representation in said con-
yentions to be the same as in the state con.
venti0n.
THos. SHIRLEY, Secretary.
AT LARGE.
C. II, Mccormick, G. d. HOLES,
j. B. Mann, w. X. Murphy,
A. p. GODDARD, BE-. Burger.
DISTRICTS.
l.R, 4, Godell, II. j. NJ. Bush,
.. Thos E.C0urtney, II. II. z Shumay,
q. Thomas Shirley, 10. j. A. Mallory,
A. Richard Bishop, IA. John w. Smith,
8. F.H. Marsh, Is. w. Cochrane,
8, j. 8. Drake, 10. l.. b. Parsons,
NV. A. Steele. II. II. Q. Gsrke,
3, J.DuR, Is. T. +. BoutOn,
0, w. T. Davidson, 10. .. z. Landes,
10. George Edmunds.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-16

PARENTS cannot be too careful in
guarding the health OF their babies.
Only a good and reliable medicine
should be given them. DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup is known not to contain anything
Injurious. Price 25 cents.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-16
Earper's Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED.
Notices of the Press.

Notices of the Press.
The MAGAZINE has attained In its one quarter
century and more ofexistence to that point where
ii may be said oft, In the words of Dr. johnson,
ct Is vain to blame and useless to praise.' The
lustre of its longago attained reputation has in
creased as the years have passed, and its future
seems as bright If not brighter than at any time
it's later and best years. Brooklyn Eagle
Harpers Monthly 10 marked by the same char
acteristics which gave II circulation from the frs
with the better class oj readers. Ii combine
reading matter with illustrations In way to
make clear and vivid the facts presented. Pic
lures merely designed to catch the eye of the
Ignorant are never inherited. Chicago journal.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-16

lee Southern penitentiary at Chester
will be ready to receive convicts about
the first OF April. Hon. A. II. Irwin, de-
putty warden Of the penitentisry, is now
at Joliet making arrangements for the
removal OF about two hundred convicts.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-16

AN unpleasant passenger in street car
10 q crying baby. In snch casos DR..
Bulls Baby Syrup should be given to the
little sufferer to ease Its troubles. 25 cts.
a bottle.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-16
Gracefully Done,

VALLEY Clarion, Chester, Illinois. a .
In our remarks on the subject Of "Our
next Congressman" the Clarion last
week very properly protested against
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-16

Hon. ISAAC CLEMENTS, "Little Ike"
don't want togo to congress again, and
has authorized the Carbonate obs1uer,
to say that he will not allow his name to
be used in that connection.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-16

full line of Carpets Mangs Floor Oil Cloths Curtain Damaks
Ladies' and Misses Boots Children's Shoes, Gents
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-16

THIS entirely New and Fresh Special attention given Country trade
Our Stock embraces everything City Groceries
Goods Please before
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-16

Internationally the bes sustain cd
work Of the kind in the World
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-14
UNDER 4 HEIRSE's WHEEL.
An italian Woman knocked Down and Run
over In broadway.

hearse containing coffin. and followed
by ten or clevenlcarrages. was going yesterday
forenoon down Broadway NJ "A slow trot. As II
was about TO pass the 1T. Nicholas Hotel. the
driver. Dennis Herman. saw two Italian women
crossing the street one Of them. Maria Anto-
MIA Campiglia had "A basket balanced upon her
head. and "a well filled bag slung over her shout
der. As she saw the hearse she hcsitated. and
seemed hall inclined TO 20 back. The driver en-
deavored to pull in his horses The womnn's
foot slipped and before she could recover her
self the horses struck her. and she was thrown
10 the pavement In u second the street was IT.
tered with apples. onions. cabbRgcs. and potn-
her. and an eyewitness says the fore wheel OF
the hrarsc rolled over her. too. Certainly she
was dragged fully thirty feet before the horses
were stopped.
Onlcer Edward Burns says he found her
wedged under the forward wheel. He pulled
her out OF danger and dragged her 10 the walk,
and there she lay unconscious for upward OF
fifteen minutes. Then her friends took her 10
her home, AT ~ Crosby street.
Officer Burns took Herman to the Mulberry
street police station. Before Justice Dufly. in
the Tombs Police Court. he said he WIS driving
slowly. but could not stop his horses in rolisc-
quencc Of the slipp-rn"ss of the street. The
woman. he alleged. fell before the horses touch
ed her.
Tho physician who examined her said her
back and logs were seriously injured, but that
charged Herman on his own recog i2ances.
After the arrest, tho man who was on tho
hcarse with Dennis Herman assumed the reins.
and the procession proceeded 10 Greenwood.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-14
AEcrURINo FROM 4 srEp-LaDDER.
One Of Hayes Defenders who wants Some.
body to Hire Hall for Him.

William Lochead pale-iaced young man
dressed IN suit OF black hroidcloth. and wearing
white neckue. with two elitcriug studs IN hi. shirt
hosom. carried ladder into the centre Of tie city
Hall plaza. IN BrookNn. ON Tucsia, afternoon and
mounting the ladder began TO read from mas,
OF foolscap which he had bound to com
rtier ME- and nailed to the top OF his ladder
lic hat permission from Acting MAYOR Fisher 10 deliver
lecture He was the Young man who had written To
the newspapers Announcing that he intended 20 deliver
a"Chrsicn political cctur and ito sho why HAYES
dun rite IN taking the Presidential chair There
about two ioycu boys AMI men about
linn who heard HIM read his lecture without nterTup
longing ewes toward the white marble fountain which
was sYonine near by but nobody gut him drink. He
admired Mr. Hayes because he Nasa Christian uot
cal man lie favored the formation Of Union party.
which L. be composed u thu h,,t I'LL tie
paruos, ANA was 10 right all wrongs HIS audl,nc-
finished aud drew hammer rom his iocket 10 unna
hs speech one youth offered T. carry IN the step ladder
iur quattrr.
e. hAvrt.tzot quarter and carry my avn platform
he said Then turning 10 n reporter. hr added " am
poor AniiG man. AMI am ~ present the only mcnhrT
by AMI h, II hHd money 10 hire "A hail You think
wear diamonds. wei. don't Ihe>' amt genuine
not IA TN, business to make money. have gut God
AMI hight o nay SIDE II the Union party, whrn II get.
more meubcr- brsi's me-, Will pas u' expenses WHEN
It Is formed. VIII about iht STATE tcturlug for H. ur
! would lecture IN hall n sonr uue NoUld hir. ~
Lpchcad WAS iorn.c. N eftfers clerk llf lost his
situation twUNrRrs H- and hts been DOM nothing since
except PREPARING Tor ihrsr lrtiutss. lie member
TIE Rev. Dr. joseph Nld.s fhurrh.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-14
ROBBERY IN ChNTRAL PARK.
A Minstrel Accused of Playing Police Onicsr
while On the stage.

Mr.. Andrew Macias and Miss Anna Rich
ards both Of Fourth avenue and Seventy eighth
street entered Central Park at about 10 O'Clock
on the evening Of the 25ih ult. They sat down
on a bench in the kamble. \ man. dressed in
light clothing that. in the moonlight looked like
"a Park police officers uniform. said them that
hewas an officer and that II was his duty to arrest
them. and tako them 10 the police station. Mr..
Macas questioned the mans authority. where
upon he blew II whistle AS though TO call for 49,
elsthncr. Mr.. MHrns then said tlHt !lihs
Richards dreaded the publicity that must fol-
low arrest. and asked now much money the
oilcnr would tnso to Jet her and himself qult
the Park. The answer WAS 50. Mr. Mncias lid
not have this sum. but Miss Richards took n
s75 loclict AMI cham from her neck and told the
eupposcd ON .er TINT she would give ihein to
him n security for III" payment Of the So next
morning. Then tho supposed officer liberated
them. Ho did not call next day. nnd then Mr.
Macias and NJ is Richards informed Capt.
Corrnran II the Park police.
y lew days later a Young man. who answered
the description IF the supposed officer drove
W TO the baud stand in tho Park, in fine road
wagon, Onlcnr q kretn arrested him, In the
Arsenal he sand that his name was Harry Bur
ton. and that he WAS minstrel and circus man.
lIclnrls
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-14
VIM. n. Vanderbilt. Private Car.

At 81 o'clock this morning a special train
from Saratoga arrived at the Union depot consisting OF
hur~' containing the horses and
equipnrrs ui william II Vanderbilt aud the private
drawing onn ear that gentleman THIS superb cunch
called the Vanderbilt IL T. made with every possible
Improvement and probably the finest establishment u
She Mind IN existence
Tie trup are mounted On .pokcd paper wheels with
exceptionally iourngis The outside T. painted
lp Toe orange color On the sides tour scenes pan.
ccd M oil colois repre- ting the trHnd Central
depot another dvricting IL, Fails NJ Nagsra smother
the great Fourth Avenue tunnel AMI the other the mas
siNe uVrr bridge hctwecn Gr'ruhusA ant Albany.
The is sum- tunrsl, fitted NJ Inside with lounges
EASY chairA desk and sleeping hcrth~ The upholstery
and furniture regal IN stvc. and made NJ the most
costly maternal Ia the rear u covered platform with
large Windows. on either side. which some ladies
seated viewing the along the route. The
occupants " the car we're william H. vAnde Iblt and
family ani five friends
The run from saratoga to TROY thirivtwo miles was
made m hfN twomuutes and the time this city to
Ncw YORK l@l miles, was have been three hours and
twt ut, i've minutes. at THE Of MY miles an hour,
including s;oppagc nj foushketpse to examine aud oil
wheels
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-14
MRS MARTINS SAD STORY.
Parted from Her Husband by Jealousy and
amed for nixnrce while In jail.

Mrs. Martha Martin, prisoner in Ray
nond street Jail. who IL being held M witness
against three men who urc awaiting the action
Of tho Grand Jury on charge OF having as
saultrd her in II lonely part of Brooklyn. noar
the ponitcntiary on Sept q is said by the police.
who have been making Inquiries about her. to
Toe the sister OF United States Commissioners
Shields In this city, and to have been formerly
society favoritc in Brooklyn and n member "
n lending church. She IL % years OF age. and
although prolonged trouble has left marks upon
her features. She yet has come Of her former
beauty She was married to man named Mar.
apart for some time. Their home. which IL
said To have been founded auspiciously. was
broken up because OF jealousy. the VIII" a-
cused her husband OF ncglccting her ANA pay
ing undue attention to another woman. she
wis too proud ~ consult her friends or conndc
in them and Il separation followed which WINS
mutually agreed to. Tn" husband permitted
her To- keep her two children. She lived for
time ut 2l3 Adams street hut on quitting tiint
place she concealed her residence from her
friends and sent her children To- nn institute.
On the might that she complained to the police
OF an assault upon her she told SO many contra.
dictory and untrue stories that " was deemed
best In order t. secure her appearance against
the men who were arrested. to lock her NJ. She
was accompanied by n man not her husband.
and she refused to tell where her husband was.
or to say anything about him except that he
was living She had been drinking. and TINT,
say about her On Wednesday she was served
I'm the Jail with papers in suit for absolute dt-
vorce She dcnes the charge IN tho complaint.
and says that her husband hns for n long time
been seeking an opportunity to got divorce
that he might marry TIE woman who for some
years has infatuated him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-14

The Hanlan-C Courtney match has again been
settled and ARTICLES ,gncd by tie llsnan Cluh
The club, who appear To be- doing bushes, both Court
ncy ant lianlan. have subscribed To the following
We do hcrh, guarantee to the said Lachuc Boating
CuD ad the sid citizens thAta boat race shall TAKE ua'e
At LHCln. between kdM tra lnulau u Toronto aud tas
L. tuurhc, o Nrw York stat" on or about the IA day ni
October ne II. upon the following condition, To- ne Nr
mile fnr tr chHmnOnship ~ America, that hu lot
chine BudlWg, tlub aud tho ciuHcn. ot Montreal shall
guarantee ami du hereby guarantee unto the said ilnnHn
Boatns tuh the ,uW ol sipll SAID sum u be- de
posted IN chartered hams. 49,.
Sow II in order to hear from Courtney again
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-14

Mr.. A. V. Stout. President OF the National
Shoe ami Leather Bank % this city, owns an elegant
sumner residence on BcrnArdsyillr Mountain. few
dAys seven lAhurers cleaning oi well there.
-ni suddenly the side caVcd in, burlmg Martin DOYLE
under seven irct of earth and stones There mimi
mont Hanger another AMI the ihurers refused Ia
go down into the wen 10 diS Duyl" out John Freely az
Meniham rfmr forward. and after tour hours work.
brought Doyle out alive The tWomVn had inst reached
The tup ns second cave happened hliug up the we'll
Nr stout handed Freel, "A sAu hank uutr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-14

LONDON. Sept. ia Berlin despatch to the
DIiy Nees says Tho Conservative Journals show great
veNauon At the results Of the elections officers the
Rechsse which .ignalN expose the hclpc, OF the
party The elections drnnntirt' that the United Iou.
scrVatiYrs caunot airy Tic uu,' irsi the United
Liberals. except Nih thr t c llfrumnuinurh. bat
reconciliation wii the atiri SEEM. liar 90" a,rNrr II
the Liberals net tusf thrr they cit 80 fht A Su iu
it Till but u /, hric'e i That some com urnc wall he
intir which VIII gain The support a. tho Moderate Lit.
eTAIs and srcmru lhe nAssnao % Tho MI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-14

George H. Houghton pastor 81 the Little
Church Round the Corner. frrdcrck u Tsupnn ana !
9 NNri hsro administrators II nm estate, were ,tad n,
III" lmt,d Siths Ho''rnmrnt Nr,fc du, lur A3iSl ~
ON what Is thl" succession lax ThslN tax TINT hes
Imposed where the rstAtor dies and sac property L. hci
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-14

LONDON Sept l3.-Thc writer OF the article in
lie Pds. who has been sentenced To line of s3n and
three months IMPRISONMENT for insulting President Mac
Mahon. was VI ROsIt. ami not Paul dc GassAgunc the
well known editor OF that paper
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-14
pENNsYLvA>IA HAILIoAD.
GltLAI TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
on and aitrr July =. 1871.
Trains leave New York Drshrosscs and CortlAnit
SITS Ferries folnws
Express Tor HARRISBURG Pittsburgh the West and South
win Pullman Palace cars attached, A NJ. ami : 81
4. NJ daily.
For whauspori Lock Haven CORY. and Erie. att ~
T. NJ, CONNECTING at CORY for rusVille Petroleum
Centre. and the Ol Rerons Williamsport ami Lock
Haven. \ VI
Baitmor. Washington. anl the South, Limited wash
in ton Express OF Pullman Fariur cars daily. except
sunday, go 4 VI, arrive Na.l.ntOn 4 10 T.
Regular at : - 4 NJ, |. 4 30 AMI T. W. suniay 80
and up w.
Express fnr Philadelphia 81 : 80 AGO 3 @ ~ Lin
tod II A. VI, !, T. ., a. q 90 ~. $50 and 7
VI. Emierant ami second Glass. Z z VI
For Cap NAV. +.
Boats ~ BrooklNn Annex" connect with all through
trains Al Jersey CITY. anoriing speedy and direct
transfer Tor BropNyn travel
For trains 10 Newark. Elizabeth. Railway. Princeton
Trenton Perth AmhnN. Ftmnrion, Belvilrrr. ami
other points src LEGAL schedule. a. AL Ticket OficcS
Trans From lit.hur;u. R1p 1910 An 10 ~ p
daiN. $50 4. NJ. H.hl =. ". Tally. except Mnniay
From Washington amt Baltimore, :" 90 . 80 4 VI, IN,
u. 10 i VI sunday. d 3D. $50 A VI From rhia
dripnla. iali. u So N4I 1850, 1850 4 N 10
IL. I -. $50. : ~, 1910 ll3J = NJ sunday, 5D5
q 80 s.iu, ~ -. ~ 80 \ VI 10. iu.aD T. VI
Ticket Ohices. 30 AMI o+t Broadway. Aston House
and foot oi Drshrns>e, ami Cortlandt Court 81
aud Brpokyn Annex Depot loot ol fulton 81 BruoNlyn.
IA, no ami lis Hudson It, ohukeu, Depot Jersey
fRANk THOMSON. l. T. FARMER
General Manager ,'Cul Passenger AGENT
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-14

NEW LINE TO BosToN.


NORWICH LINE. PIER 80 r.
Steamers CITY OF NEW YORK and CITY OF BOSTON
AZ : 80 T. NJ daily sunday 'Nrcrtei.
FARE ONE DOLLAR
Positively tickets good only N sale and trains
ccnnectng with boat nt AnVn'> Fuiut
GOOD SUPPER FOR FIFTY CENTS.
Tickets Tor -te AZ Pier g.
Norwich lno for Boston. Worcester Portland. and all
points north AM east
NfN LONHuN AND NORWICH.
SteamorstIfY Of LANRENiE and FALMOUTH, from
Pier a.. y daily. ats + sunday excepted
Tickets AMI stat Room. be- obtained At the ONCE
Of the company. AZ Broadway. corner OF Canal 81
Freight taken Tor all points at lowest rates.
For iurthcr Information. inquire At Pier ~. y. X.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-14
Auttlom lloiltrs.

GUNS ENTKAOKDISA 4 90
~ hucuoherfs, ~ AMI ~ Liberty II, sells Tuesday
ana wednesday sept ], ami X the important line
onew English breech and nu1zlc loading shotguns ever
Hcteh III ths cN Every gan warranted IN every mar.
ucnlar IN eNhiiton and catalogue Mnnday morning
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-14
A NEW HAVEN. -.


a. CAPT JAMES LYNCH
n the steamer LONG BRANCH
will by special request make grand excursion next
sunday, sept 10 To - . -
NEW HAVEN
the magnificent steamer
GENERAL SEDGWiCK.
leaving West 2ith 4 at Ia West 10Th It $50. Jewels
Wharf. Brooklyn. IS. Browne It. T. n. -. 23i ST. r.
r.. N3n 4 VI. sharp Grand musical entertainment nv
Bhuland- Grand Military Hrass Baud aud tie Great
American Slave Troupe and Quartet Refreshments ut all
knds NJ popular prices Fare entire excursion ~ cents
A SUNDAY ExCURsIONs,-stcanrr iiAR.
~ . LEN. MoRRlSANlA. AMI SHADY SIDE will mako
tie regular SUNDAY tirs sept - tu Astoria. Harlem nni
MurrisAua. landing AZ Grand It. I'D It. anu ilHih IT,
each WAY. and connect with boats ur iligli Bridge.
Leave FULTON MARKET SLIP a. @ Is. 10 g. II -
4 u -. 10. -. 4 IL. 81. - $50 q 80. T2u,
>. Els T.
leave NORRIsANtAa 81. y. .. IN. iofsA M;i2M ".
~ a. I ~ p 81 3 ~. ~. ga. ~ : II T.. VI
Connecting ~ 2d st. with Manhattan Reach Railroad
Fare on SUNDAYS Too. G. II. LONGSrREEr. Sup't
Ill ABOARD FOR COLLEGE POINT
a fnr new steamer oSsEo Will leave every SUNDAY
during iao summer follows Fulton Market .ip. % 4
Grand Il aiA A. VI -th 81. . 81 A. NJ 3bi = - -
\ " 5lst It. 300 4 NJ siih It. 10 ". Returning.
leaves College Point I FARE. ~ cruts each way.
Z H LONGsrHEEr. Sup't