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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-16

as there lie scarcely a hrstelass boatclub IN
tins vicinity which does not belong to IT,
Among It's members the ATLANTA, the Argo-
naua the Columbia College. the Dauntless, the Mystic,
the Nassau, the Triton and the Vesper Boat Clubs
Among the fouroared shells which counted upon
the Carnan ATLANTA, the Argonauta, and the Column
bia College four The latter will be object Of great
interest after its recent success at Henley
The list OF entries for the Fall athletic meeting which
the Wesehester Polo Club gives next Thursday at New
port, much larger than was expected. The
events will inclune the 100 yards run, mile run.
1 mile walk handicap, Il mile hurdle race,
handicap, $50 yards run, handicap, throwing the
hammer, running high jump. putting the shot, running
broad jun, 100 yards hurdle-race, half-me run pole
eaping and the tug Of Several excellent men
entered r. La Montague, Value and Lafon in the
100 yards together with others less known TO fame.
There will be three teams in the tug OF war the scot
tish-American, the New-York Athletic and the New
coded by match race OF 500 yards between John A.
Stewart 1r OF New York aud j. j. LathrOp, OF Boston
The games will be held on the grounds of the
Polo Club at Newport which oval track has been
laid out lust In front Of the grand stand. An attempt
was made TO arrange walking match between Messrs.
McEwen and Armstrong, but il was not successful On
Friday. the day after the athletic meeting there viii be
lacrosse tournament for the championship OF the
United States whenhe championship cup will be played
for. The teams entered for 1t are those OF the Union
Athletic Club, of Boston; the Ravenswood Lacrosse
Club, OF RavenswoOd L. L. and the Newly DIRK Lacrosse
There win be an athletic meeting Tomorrow after
noon at Plainfeld, n j., under the auspices OF the
Athletic CD OF That place, Wnen tnefe VIII ne
between teams OF the RayenswOod and New-YOrk La
crosse Clubs.
The Fall meeting of the Short Hills Athletic Club win
be held October 3.
chicken chowder dinner was given yesterday to the
Harlem Police at TuOmcy's Hall Way House, Harlem
River Aquatic and athletic sports preceded the
chowder. The swimming match was won by
Edward Tuomey. Eight boys dove off the pier
for silver badge, which secured by Eu-
gene Mcclure, lad of fifteen. double scull race
won by Dunn and Riley; the ono mile four-oared
shell race, by Matthew Kyles crew; the single scui
by Millncr; the barge by the OF which
John Kinney was stroke H. Armstrong, of the Harlem
Athletic Club, entered in two In one he was
TO walk seventh dve yards while his competitors ran 100
yards. Both races closely contested but Arm
strong was victorious At O'Clock chowder served.
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DECISIONs-huGrs1 ID.

Supreme Court ChdmberS-By Judge Van Bruut.
-Krommelbein ag Billings Case settled Brass agt Brass
Order granted DENYING motion Burnstne aPt. RePens
berger ct al do not ud nuce Of motion Affidavit Of Reg
ensheTger contains blanks which sh0ud be filled and 10
should be reswOrn.
StperiOr COari-SDecdl 1erm--Bv Judge Sedgwick.
The Western Union Telegraph Company at. Harrington
ct aTheIe should he Judgment 70. plaintiff on inc demurrer
with defendants to withdraw and answer 70
OF the Of The demurrer memorandum. Klein
knocht ag KoinknechtOn the rebutng sfdavits uucX-
planned the motion be Denied with leave
To the fuller proofs and explanation Jones
agt. JOncs-MemOrandum Whitley agt GOnOndd; kOlngs
agt. Pimau PUms Calldghan johnson Rgt Event. <
Mail Association LORI agt Fellows; Shipman ag Dunn
Punvert Belmont Anderson Ggt Puulcy smOnsO agt
scnenckorders granted Clark agt otder Of rcer'
William b. WintertOn Van Dyck ag Hopkins ei a.
Order granted and Undertaking approved Bates agt.
ThOmpsOnOrder disseminating action granted. Galloway
agt GaZzam-OrOer denying motion. KOpnan Roman.
-Order for publication granted Furniyal agt Aamsorcr
CrdNtCd. Rabbit agt Shm-Ofder DENYING defendants
motion ordering cause on october calendar
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CALENDARS THIS DAY.

surREMR URT-CHAMBERs-Van Brunt. J.-Court oDeus
at lOl a. Calendar called at ii Nos 80, l&s, l5l,
1893, Dos. $50, 233.
SUPERIOR CoUET-sPEcLlL TERM-sedgwck J-Court opens
at ~ "a. No day calendar.
COMMON PLEAs-SPECiAL TERlf-COurt opens az il a. m
No day calendar
GENERAL SRssONs-PART I-Gildersleeye J.-FrederiCk
Watson feonons assault and battery and burglars Wallace
Patrick McGOwan, feOnOus assault and battery
James Kelv. John Delaney burglary Michael Whalen
Dennis Malone James Carr, Joseph Decker Alfred Baker,
Cummings, William Shaw John Shea, Charles VII
Hams John H. Herman Michael Smith grand larceny John
John Rooney, Peter Smith fcOnOuB
assault and battery Joseph Wenslee Patrick Mcnamara
John Robinson, Patrick Rooney Patrick Duny, burglary
Charles Stevens Louis Burnett John Ghgan George Smith,
William sweeny grand larceny; Peter Kelly larceny from
the person Smith, violation Of Excise Laws William
Evsrt Frank smith. burglary Thomas Muln, larceny
from the person.
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ROWING AND ATHLETIC NOTES.

Fall meetings. or LOCAL AssoCIATIoNs-CONTEsTs
AT PLEASANT VALLEY AND NEwPoRT--sPoRTs
Al HARLEM YESTERDAY.
The second annual regatta Of the MetTopol-
i1ah Association Of Amateur Oarsmsn viii be held the
association the Hudson River at Pleasant Val
ley ca Wednesday, August 20. There viii be for
nhT and seui0r single sculls pairOared shells, four
oarei uuniop ggs fourOared shells sxoared gigs and
nghtoarcd barges. Tue entries close tomorrow. I'm
uies should be sent TO George p. Erhard, st No
eVo Broadway. The regatta win be inte9sstin
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THE COURTS.

Bernard Klappenberg was recently con-
vcted in the Court of Special Sessions OF keeping dis
orderly house and sentenced TO the penteuary for one
year and to pay fine OF 5000 A stecker his counsel
Yesterday made application to Judge Van Brunt IN the
supreme Court, FOR writ OF habCas corpus, on the
grounds OF Tegulauty the conviction The writ was
granted, returnabIe ON Monday morning.
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ettalnboats nno RAILROADS..
ny and TROY hv nAY KOATS.

4 LBANY and TROY by DAY BOATS.
~ G.. VIBBAR p and DANIEL DREW
leave Nesty street Pier AZ saj and AN street PIER AZ
landing az NyacA FrrIy Wet Iut, ScwbuTgh. POUCH
kocpse, BhnrbrrK Saugerties Caskil and Hudson CON
NEI~ at Wet Point with steamer Carrie A. Ward for Cold
Spring and Cornwall To West Point Ntwburgh. return
ing 10y down boat at Excursion Rates TRANSFER oy
annex boat leaving BROOKLYN 20 connecting al Al
bany with trains NORTH aud WEST Special train TO ana
Saratoga.
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IH At nriuc1nnl HstsI nd other T1cket Ofllea

For further information and tickets apply at Ticket oee
Transfer Company. Sl4 Broadway snd Courst. brooklyn
"NN At principal Hotel and other Ticket ohles
VIHE ERIE. RAILWAY viii hereafter be
mn Ep TEb sT " F1
or TRAINS, taking effect June 3, 1873: -
room coaches 70 Buffalo ana Suspension bridge -.
st. Louis ETRress SGry nas ana a sa am,
west Pullmans best drawingroom sleeping coaches to But
DAILY Pacific EIpI': for x tss we s.! siSseD dIH
nsu and Chicago without change also hotel dining 10
w Immigrant train for the West
Trains esye os a s.'sot DePG & OH or
D. ~ aud ~ midnight saturday nights only. Sundays 0l5
a. R P SSH sPa P-,ssC "a TO- lCl5a@l
Sundays g. $40, 1o6A M i't5 gSg 2 m and ~ midnight
PscTson So ~ S 10 ~ sis e ~ o IA soi 10
D. H. and IL Tdufh Sundays. O. $50, oi6. 1915 r.,
y ssa lSis a9 ~ rs &c. M an %iG q
gTTsR 7 49, il5 9sc tST M Sunday" saoA H.
Yew6uIsh 7tS 5 s a so M s1n nisys ssS M
Goshen Cos 7t5 200 igl5 sn SSo "a 49, 49, 700
ddsios d5 200 1917 sd 1.oS Si6 $50 o $50 p
s sSd Ss pa trains connect Win osveg
Midland X X" 7i5 300 lO.N A. $50 600 TOO p IN
sundays $50 1sl6 sSG sSd fVS s w. or half hOuu
aSoy 3 r. is Tenty noen minutes earlier
Than above T@s IIi tsty earlier
leave Twenty thdst az $40 and tf ~ % snd iao mid
Dght A., .nd for snar,rsnts In dra win room and
oaehes sotsned. aud orders for the checking
OK baSgage left the COmpanys ohiees
si III oIg IOl $40 b57 bfOadraY n. Y. No C0urtst
ftsrooi-ivp or At the Company depots ~, -. = N.
ypfess Traius from the West arrive IN Ne"iok NJ '|o
NJ no I ~ ABsoTI general Passr Agent NewYorh
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Trains LngewOOd, ClOstert Pien0ht ana
ZOO $50 g46 O. m loo 400, 400 4l5, b;5O eSO e ao
n and saturday nights only at ll'So HI ouN"'' WV
M and $3.50 p IN. -, 49,. s.oo oa, n n, I.Ibn
NSDgs snF xssy and . MSSi s., lgeS Nsw YORK
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Business Chances.

TTO DRY-GOOD MERCHANTS.-Want by
vounQ man 80 years situation IN the counting
room lad large varied experience for twelve
years cashier also assisting with the credits
Tor one largest houses In the trade 10 whom no refers
Wouid accept moderate compensation Address j. o. e.
BOX 40, Tribune once.
XNTANTED-A party capable OF managing q
w Neutrality-suspicious. and commercial business 70 tako lead
ing Interest," $1,000 required cash good real estates
and profitable ofl0oal references
ebanee Address or call f. ~ Sturteysnt House NY
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WHITE STAR LINE. .,.,, or, .,,n..
w UNITED STATES AMP HSTA IhH 1Ai

wv nHi,fFD sTATRs AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
y ron oiJEFNSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
NOueeTbe Steamers OF this Line tAAs t9 .ho "a
recommended by eut Many, Ub M on Dolh Tue ouVha'u
and homeward voyages , 49,, n. o - -,
GERMAN IC.- n nm,
BALTIC capt lnuIrusI, ~. So
ADNIATIC cant ~
RIVER. -. - ...,-.....s sr al,
ese steamers are uniform in sze and unsurpassed ia a
saloon, State-rOone, blnOkns AM basi
rooms placed amdships whore the n9ise ana nVJn
sR%TEs-saioOp. $50 and siOo gold Return Tickets on
favorable terms Steerage SO.
Theee steamers carry aeither cattle, sheep, nor pigs
r pspecsiOn plans and other nigrmeon apply 81 we
~V"V~N7 n J. CoRTIS. Agent
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PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES.

lnOfmduOn utCt55aIJ "~N VI"
sR{ Yt g " - a N DARRELL Captain Of Ensineers
PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES.
PHILADELPHIA. July 49, 1878: )
advertisement and Of the Instructions bidders
each VII be received e. this Office until noon hns@sI 1
ITO be delivered at the ouartemasters Depot at San
i66o Campaign Hats; $500 Forage Capsi 10000 pairs
wooilen Stockings 500 pairs white Berlin Gloves 900
pars woolen Mttens 5000 pairs Boot 200 Wool Blank
Poles 10000 yards dark blue Flannel l5OOO yards Shrng
aa S1y aa gpS sC S5 Yards Canton flannel
Ito ne delivered ouartemasters Depot at Pha
5B6o6 Yards Canton Flannel $4,000 yards shiting Elan
mel light quality and 100000 yards shrtng Flannel hea'y
Tito be delivered at ouarsrnastes Depot at Jenr'
10000 ATReyes 200 sets stencil Plates 900 Mosquito
sets 5Uo Common Tents 2ooOsets Common
INTO be delivered at the QuarteTmasers Depot al fha
onc Helmets untrmmed; 1000 Helmet Hair PIumes
cavalry; 1900 Helmet Cords ana Bands cavalry 1000 Hell
I5o6 I pa tS Helmet scrolls ana Rings 700 Helmet SIDE
IioSo ~ 900 FdTas cana 100 Crescehs for caps
30 Tescenis for coats 10000 lOOUO Crossed
WooIlen STOCKINGS G55jO pairs Berlin owes 5000 pairs
shoes DSe zoo Wcoi Blankets $50 storm Flags 1900 Mqsk
Caps sou pairs MusEIat Gagntes; 40 Pavs bes
flannel 10000 yaics SKY Rersey heavy quality 10000
psd6n usy i RIs Yards black sea Gqooo yards
SS Se9 55 gfS yes S r ra coat Buttons large 1000
gross shirt on Fly Buttons: sou pounds W b. Patent Ihtea
"a sprOls black Cotton Tered; $4,000 s0lls white COT
to Thread; feet Wax Upper Leather tsldes to ave.
agt eet 10000 pounds sole Leather ldcs TO aHeae ~
pounds 1000 lbs, swedeg Nails, l0S No III 1000 lbs.
Swedos Nails g No 2 700 lbs Lasting IocEs 80 IDS li
Machine iead; 500 balls Hard Wax 10 grss steel
Lasting 1aCks. 4 incn - -, 81,
All artc es WIZ be subjected 10 rgd Inspection and bid.
deus are informed that iul compliance with sir ihcaons
will De insisted upon and that no article Inferior TO the stand
win be accepted - - ,,
The Government the hight to reject any or all
bids.
ton manufacture conditions OF price anu qually Dclg
preference VIII De gwen ~ dIitCltN oi
American production manufacture produced on the "a
hc Coast, the extent Of tic Cuusuil ton required Oy
there - Isriecd SttfGtc1, t3,1lC.
Tile articles which 10 be used ~ the y aits AMI efto-
Pacific will be received and inspected az san
Francisco, cal
Tor copcs0 printed instructions 20 bidders and other infor
nation apply this office.
Envelopes containing proposals. TO be endorsed Proposals
Military Supplies" aud addressed O. tlc Undersigned
BY order OF the QG1rtermastc rtirucIal -, Co.,,
ID. VI. HUCKER Asst or. Nj. General
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Allstelldneous.
5EW ANL OF YUM T.I-FI.I II ND III u To
BOXERS BiYTERS.

The Bttcrs known containing most valuable
medicinal properties all 81 bowel compiaiuiSi sure
specific against Dyspepsia fever au ague &c hne CoIdM
in Itself II fakeu purp Is also excellent Tor mixing Win
other coGia Wins, Comparatively the ccDe ~ tiers
existence l.. UNKE. jr, soe agent ~ Joh'ist ~ "
r.. q Box l,O2I
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Corporation Notices.

NOTICE.-JAMES NJ. OAKLEY l. CO,
~ GTCTIoNEEIts will sell &C PUBLIC AUCTION, by
order Of Ihe DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS, on AUgUsF23,
gsTS AZ ~ O'CLOCK NJ certain lots Of OLD Material
tnrldine FerryhOats Sheds &C. aud Ends 81 DOCK Piles
o mi Information see City Record Copies Tor sale az
No. City Hall.
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no ME WHITE MOUNTAINs.

THROUGH TO THE MOUNTAINS BY DAYLIGHT
SEVEN HOURS TIME
AND SEVENTY MILES TRAVEL SAVED.
on and after July l. through DarlOr viii Leave Grand
Central Dep via New YORK EewHayen and Hartford Rail
road, st 300 q. m. for
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NNADISON-SQ % EAST 23D-ST.-
M ROOMs families and single persons with BOARD
ala A BOARD.
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A MOTHER

ANOTHER
"NEw LINE"
TO BOSTON.
A2 S ASPf A 7Ga2N %5a go Th ss
"cIil OF Hy BOSTON"
"CITY OF NETWORK"
THE SAFEST AND FASTEST on. Lose ISLAND
SOUND win ran between Pier 40 N9rth trS 2bE
NEW FAST TRAIN. Via
NETWORK AND NEwESSLAND RAILROAD.
a NEW LINE BETWEEN
,NEW-YORK AND BOSTON.
FARE EITHER WAY
ONE DOLLAR.
BATES sURIE T TO PAILT F srv1vEp
SO &Dv4NCE Is PRicEs ron BATHROOMS.
CoNTINUoUs TRIP-No STOP OVER
5oa. leave Per 40 Norti River. NewYork st5pm.
TT5RIeage aeP2i f93l o. sumwe.ili HS,'S ~
AND on BOARD BOATs. Good only on day OF sale con.
H ETwEEN rH 4h s6h AND BS 10 p
Tickets good for continuous passage and only b. the connect
Z s.T GG&RDXER; Jn, TUEIYER,a
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HousatOnic
ID and NauEatuok Railroads Fare s bridgeport
leave. tatharne sip daily sundays excepted at 1880 M
ALTINORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. -
ID Leave NewYork from foot OF Desbrosses and Courandt
$40 A. M for Washington Columbus Cincinnati Indiqnap.
oils Chicago aud the West, Riclnaond Charleston and the
South Pullman from Baltimore TO Newark, o.. and
CHICAGO.
for washington and ne west and the south via
Gerdonsyile. Pullman cars from New.Nok y Baltimore
Washington, making close cnEneCu Tor Pttsbug I'm
cnrgt Indianapolis louisville. and 81. Louis Through
Pullman carr, Baltimore 90 Cincinnati ST. Louis AMI Ilts
burg and fTum Washington 20 Augusta sud SaN 1nuah.
900 daily fer Washington the south AID West fml
seepers from Eew.YorK 20 baltimore and washington
making close Chicago Cincinnati Indanap
oils Louisville 81 LOuis, Columbus Plttsburg the south
and Southwest. Through Pullman from baltimore tO
Cincinnati connects at Washington with trains for lynch
burg, Florida. NeW-OIleans and the South.
For through tickets please call az COnpays Ofce, 3l5
Broadway kCwYOrk and ticket Offices foot OF COurtlandt
and DCsBTOsbt Ests., and depot, jersey City.
ASK FOR TICKETS Wa BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILEOAD
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BOARD auo Rooms

a. WEST10TH-ST near 5th- ve.-Pleasant
~ roous excellent board cleanliness and home
forts at moderate prices for families and gentlemen transient
yisitors 81 per day.
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steamboals ono RAILROADS..
TROY BOATS-CITIZENS' LINE.
sTATERooMs, 81 AND g.

n -4hOI DOAIO-CIIl LINZ
sTATERooMs, 81 AND 81.
New palace Saratoga and City Troy leave
Fer 40 NJ r. foot Leroys, daily Except saturdays at
SURE CONNECTIONS WITH EARLY TRAINS for all
THRoUGH CARS 10 WHITE MOUNTAINS WITH.
saterooms and through tickets at DOdds 944 Broadway
Free transfer and nom JEWELS Wharf. Brooklyn by
TAKE THE
PEOPLES EVENING LINE,
DREW AND ST. JOHN.
THE FINEST STEAMERS IN THE WORLD.
LEAVE PIER Al n. r. DAILY Sundays excepted pm
MONTREAL AND QUEBEC
ROME RICHFIELD sPRISGs,
BUFFALO AND CHICAGO
AND ALL POINTS NORTH ON THE DELAWARE AND
NEw.YoRK CENTRAL RAiIR0AD.
THIS is THE ONLY EVENING LINE STEAM
Frs SELLING TICKETS AND CHECKING BAG
GAGE THROUGH TO POINTS ON NETWORK
CENTRAL RAILROAD.
WI. DREW, President
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Ferry station IN New; York, foot Of Libertyst
Commencing July NS%To foot of
cSnt Ta%Pqaa 1sss5sf E%a &C. Connects aa1G At
$40 a. m.For Bis6 Bridge Branch schooey's Mountain,
chaHs hSs.S %arsSsat
WlilamspolL &c
lO:l5 and 1870 p. somervlle and Pennington
] D. m.-For FomiHgto EasOn, Mauch Chunk Tamaqua,
Wikesbarrc, 1unkhanDOck,
Reading, POttsyille, Harrisburg, DC.
4 y. For High Bridge Branch SChOOcy's Mountain,
Bnd0s Lake Lake lIOpacOug, EastOp Bclvdere and
Mauch Chunk. Connects Junction with L. and w. r.
$3.50 y. dailyFOr EasOn. Allentown and Harsburgh.
7.i5 D. Iu.--FOr EastOu.
For trains % local points time tables at staOns
SUNDAY TRAIN Leave at o y. m, ~ IN for Bound
Btook aud Intermediate points and at 5O for EastOn,
Reading aud Hlrisburgh.
Boat, Of the n and Eie Annex make connection
at Jersey city station TO and from BROOKLYN and Erie Depot
jersey CITY.
NETWORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trans leave lor Red Bank Long Branch Ocean Grove,
&c, &C D, $40, q ll:lJ a. m, $3.50, 4, 0, p.
Pullman DrnwingrOom Cars attached 10 the $3.50 and
2. M. trains.
stages Mattawan Station from KEYPoRT.
EREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
connections Leave foot Of Lberyst, for Freehold, at
7A5, llAJ a. m, 4. ., y. m.
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A EAST 58TH-ST .-Mrs. James Bridsall has
few desirable to rent Tor the Fall and Winter Ref
ereuces required.
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DO EAST 2OTH-ST. Handsomely furnished
OF without board references.
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Drouosals.
DD">,'-'.,,ce.H>~S'c.c
II Of the HARR0R of CEDAR

IMPROVEMENT of the HARB0R of CEDAR
KEYS Florida. u g. ENGINEER OFFICE, No. 40 Church
st. Mobile Ala, August TO- 167S-Sealed proposals for
HarbOr OF Cedar Fla will be received
az this Office, until ~ Tuesday September 10, 1873
blanks necessary for bidders can be had on
application 70 this of1ce.
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East SidA

@Al 5TH-AVE.-Desirable rooms to let
with board for the Fan and Winter; references re-
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NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR IKENION AND pHILA DELPHlA.


ENPHESS TRAIN TIME TWO HOUES.
Leave New.NOrE. foot Of Lbrr.yst. for Trenton and
Philadelphia at 6.3j 5, 9) 1915, 1880 m, 1:3O. T. $780,
~ 3. IN. ana AZ $50 y. m. for Trenton
Leave PHILADELPHIA from station North Pennsylvania Rail.
road Third aud Befkssi az Gao way 1a5. $3.50, ll:jO a.
NJ, $50, 200, i:l5, $50. II T.
Leave Trenton Tor NcWNOrk at l20 except Monday 600
s;lS, l02J o. NJ, 1915, 2;l5. 3 i:5j. 6:"Op. NJ
Puau IiaWingrOun Cars attached 10 the $50 q. m
y NJ lra,us from New York; 10 the 7:i5 m, 1880 p M
from Ph adclphia.
SUNDAY TRAiNs-Leave New.Y TX and Philadelphia at
j.3n, II T. Leave New.NOrk for Trenton az 9
q. JS Leave Trenton at l:2U, $50 Ol0 D. m
Connect Is made q Jersey cry station by ferry 10 and
from Btoollyn aud Ello" depot, jersey city. 800
Tickets for sale az loot " Lbertst, Nos 529 and 944
Braway, at the principal hotels all offices Of the Eric Iail
way IN Newlok and brooklyn and 81 No. COurst Brook
lyn. Baggage checked from residence TO destination
II. =. BALDWIN. Gen. Pass. Agent.
EOR R0NDOUT and KINGSTON.-Fare 10
cents NEWBU EG nbd below 80 CENTS. Land at HIGH.
land ais tWtsf Poin Cornwall Newburg, Marlboro Mil
ton POU6HkEEPSlE, EsOpus, connecting with Ulster and
Delaware o. d Waikiki Valley airuais. Steamboats, Thomas
cornell and James W. Baldwin leave diy p. m Pier 81
North RIVER. foot Of HgrusOusL
EORNEW- HAVEN, MERIDEN, HARTFORD,
4 SPRtNGFIELD WHITE MOI NTAINS, MONTREAL.
aud intermediate points steamers leave Pier 20 T.. r. at
Sundays included and IL sundays excepted con
nCCung With special trains at NeWHuycn for Hartford
Springfield &C. Tickets sold and baggage checked at ga
Broadway New York. and Courtst Brooklyn Excursion
% New "a ayenaud return, 81 30.
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Il i Eeg Jersey Southern abroad. Commencing June IL
1873 steamers will leave New York. Pier Norta River
connecting at sandy Hook with trains for
Long Branch. q. $50 o. m. !, 3.t5. D, 5:t5 j.
Red nanE and Toms River. q. $50 a. m. !, 3i3 p IA
Reach HaYeI a. m, y.
Ocean Grove, $3.50 r. A., /, 3:i5; y. M.
Ninetand. Hiidget0n and Atlantic Ciiy p M
Philadelphia and Tuckert1n. o. M, ], 34J D. m.
" e VIM = sNEDEN,
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LITTLEToN. TWIN MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
CRAWFORD HOUSE, FABYAH's and PROFILE HOUSE.
For further information tickets apply Ticket
n V n IL and II. r.. Grand Central Depot, New.YOrk
Transfer Company, S44 broadway snd COurs. Brooklyn
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I OIOf GT IN N b' STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
7FNERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,

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" BETWEEN NETWORK AND HAVRE.
Pier Company new No AZ North foot Of MOronst
sPEHElkE Neslnthday Aug - H. W
VILE DE PARIS Santslh. wednesdRv. Aug rs pm
LABRA DOR, SanRier Wednesday sept 4, ll;3O a. Nd
marked thus do steerage passengeTs
freight and passage Philadelphia apply 70 Alonzo
1"0'"eN = InTIs DE BEBIAN Agent No IS broadway
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IN WEST 11TH-ST.-ROom to let without
A ~ boar 10 gentlemen only.
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XXTANTED-A man waiter 10 private family
w one who experience rs good servant sna W.
% besf rcierencea from former employers - fefAris
banv eoriey and eapability address stsns re'erHes@
wages &C., A., Box 2lS2 Newly YORK fos' o"00'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-16

nDO WEST 23D-ST.-Three handsome
S&J APARTMENTS with superior BOARD terms very
moderte permanent parties desiring 10 furnish CAL OF
address 22g Vest 23d-sL. between 18th aud Sthaves.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-16

MARSHALL'S FALLS HOUSE now Open
vi Mountainous and healthy fine shade plenty OF milk,
berries chickens &C: gOod drives fishing and cummings four
mles from Water Gap Terms low send for oirsu
Lar. Box as. Marshalrs CreekiMonroe Comfy, Penn.
OCEAN REACH. N.J.,"ATLANTIC HOUSE"
" FIFTY Yards from surf view from every window
terms moderate. -, ,.,.,,,,,,>-
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GURF HOUSE, Ocean Beach, n. D., open
- JUNE 10 drsciass family house 2O0 feet from ocean
billiards bowling croqueL W. W. WALL Proprietor 7e2
Gthaye. corner A5th.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-16

DEOPLE giving good reference will he
furnished Summer aud Fan BOARD near to sea.shore;
large plcasaui airy rooms; good table bathing surf and
st fsIfnhouse 20 rooms; terms 50 10 60 C. HALsEY.
IVES HAMPTON l.. l.