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OUTRAGE on AN aMERIclN VESSEL.
Seized and Forced to DO service for the De-
fcated GreytoMn RevoIutIonisls

PANAMA, Feb 13.-From letter dated
Bocas del Toro Feb 4. ls7s We learn that on
Jan. 81. Mt 7. NJ. an armed band went on board
the American schooner sunbeam. Capt Kahn.
at Port Limon, and took iorc.ble possession.
Tho Captain was on shore at the time. but the
officer in charge demonstrated with them. and
told them that the United States Government
would regard their action a piracy. They re-
plod that they did not care what the United
states Government said OF did. At 20 A. VI
Feb |. another detl hment arrived on board.
and Immediately gave orders TO Put to sea; hut
when informed that the Captain was not on
board. m armed squad was sent 10 IND him,
which they did. h. being IN the company Of the
United State Consul. The guard seized him
and compelled him Ia 80 IN board When there
+" was f6rcelI, to set under weigh; on rer;l Of
armed men On board. t. Bocas del Toro.
On the way from Pert limon 10 Boca- del Toro
the British gunhoat Contest was spoken hut the
Captain Of the schooner was forbidden Ia max
any signs for help, On pain Of instant death.
strongly resemble piracy are the defeated reyo-
lutonists. whose dongs al Groytown and clse-
where have already been published
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10. MoRRou,s SPECTACLE IN ROME
Pope Leo XIII. TO he Borne in state TO the
sarcophagus OF Plus TX.

At the altar Of st. Agness Church, whose
interior Is the most beautiful OF Ameri-
can church edi0ces. lay yesterday morning
silver-trlmmed black velvet bier Enioldlng
the coffin was n silvcr-broidercd velvet pail OF
imperial purple. On n crimson velvet cushion
on the coffin was gemmed tiara. Tapers in
golden candelabra stood high around tho bier.
The carving and gliding OF the altar were hid
den by bands OF mourning. and mourning
wrapped the pillars and the face Of the ealle-
RIGS and the organ loft. and curved upward to
the carved centre Of the roof.
Bishop Moore Of St. Augustine. Fla. clad In
black silk silver-ornamcntcd chasuble. over q
purple. red-silk-lined soutanc and lace SUR
plice. lis head being covered with white silk
mitrs was assisted by Father Pratt, deacon,
AM Father Mcclure, sub deacon. wearing black
!, On the, gospel side OF the altar sa, Monslsn9re
purple six. red.silk fined souitanc and short
purple silk. red-silk lined mantle OF the Mon
ssn9r 9eSve Lace sqric ELK wh9 Iie
governs no. diocese. Ills Office. it Is
understood is an honorary RECOGNITION of
seton, Who Introduced sisters Of Charity into the
United States. ,M2nsignore, Seton wore ne sig
ne! sn Was Of the I sy Mcynn pastor sG Of
Stephens In the wrought stalls near the altar
werc The, Roy. DR.. purtsell, assistant S priest;
Frnnzioli. and pictri and many acolyteS ~ pur,
pie ed.sik trimmed. buttoned, and belted
soutanes and lace SUPPLIES: After the eulosy
upon Plus X. Monsignore Seton. the orator oil
the occasion. said:
- Let me direct your eyes TO n solcmnity that
will be seen in Rome ON Sunday. Leo MIL
wearing. shining tiara. the emblem Of the
thrccfold authority that God has conferred
upon him. and attended by his Cardinals.
prelates. and prieSts-a superb following
win swesp. down from his apqrtments
In the Vatican 10 the Latcran Basilica.
H. will ascend his throne Of crimson and gold.
and murmur. the expression Of the venera-
tion that fills the hearts OF the assomll ID thou
sands. Will swell cut upon the Dir. Then Leo
NH. Will be borne on the shoulders OF his at
tenaanis. down the central aisle OF the noble
nave. When the magnificent procession reaches
a simple stone inscribed. Plus IX.'-the ETH
quote OF the Roman Court. full ~ meaning in
every detail. does not permit the erection Of a
monument g aPope during the reign Of his
Suc:essor-it will halt for prelate, OF fius
IX.'7 creation will appear beneath the oyer.
hanging front Of the sarcOphagus. holding
Hlo.t a flaming. cressct His mien will be ma
ie-'io. as should be the micn Of one who bears a
message IRON Plus IN 20 Loo MIL And this
Will be the impr, ssive message, Sic transit
gloria mundi. Beware OF the folly of life and
the power OF death. This gorgeous procession
leads only To- the grave And then the glitter
ing recession will move on"
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4 ITGHT NTH An INDIAN DEVIL.
The Animal leaps Thirty-hve Feet from n
tnf-KilIed at Last.


On Thursday last Mr. J L. Ingraham aud
son Of West Camden. Me. discovered the track
II u wild animal leading toward Ragged Noun
tain. III the northern part Of Camden. They AT
once Put the hounds On tNe track, AMI followed
them. After !Qll wing the ira about two miles
they caught salt e the animal. which proved
e. be an Indian Devil Of thu largest siz'. Bc!ng
excellent mar suen. aud not in any way daunt
Il, Thy took different routes e. cut, him
~ before he could roach the hoavy
growth Of umner that lies on the top Of
IT, mountain. They agreed to meet at uOlnt
81 tn animal would pass. J, l.. lngrgham ar
rived FIRST and dis oyerel the animal coming
M. Mr.. lagrdhaM'S son followed. SEEING Mr..
Iusrahau IL his path the Indian devil turned
uu0h III" hound and a terrible combat followed.
the fight lasted short time only. O. The u vii
men did not dare 70 fire f7r fear OF killing the
dog.
AT throwing the hound into the air the
animal, seeing Mr., lugral.ans = N canning up
jumped & the top Of a high clii. Tn" young
man II once went below and prepared t. FIRE
Tho devil made a tremendous leap from tho
Clil t. the Young man below. over tAirty-nve
feet. The father, seeing that his only chance
was 10 Kill the animal In his leap. at once fired.
breaking one flreleg. The Indian devil struck
and knocking him down, and they both rolled
down the mountain together, about twenty feet.
Tho hound followed and attacked the animal
ri" devil left the young man and turned on
the dog and lfew him into the air again. and
Mr.. Ingraham took the gun his son hal
dropped IL the struggle and fired. The animal
fell on it, side. but was sill very ferOClOus.
Father and son IN n took their guns an struck
him until IT, ceased 10 move. lie measured
llv" feet and looked very much like an Ame rican
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NEW FORKS BIBLICiL MUsrtM
Where Theological students May he Both En-.
tertained and Instructed

III the Union Theological Seminary Chapel,
yesterday. the Now Biblical Christian and Mis-
siouary Museum was opened with religious
and secular exercises. President Adams con-
Quoted the religious exercises. and aftcrward
speeches were made by the Rev. Drs. Adams.
Hit shcock. Philip ,han. and Bush. The Nlu-
scum is the only ole Of the kind in this coun-
try and IN Europe there Is only The one. name
Is. In thu University Of Berlin. The New York
Institution wa, b Sun on Christmas last by
giit OF $1,000 from MI Arthur Graves.
IN the HOS Land. An The specimens
exhibited illustrate Scrlptural history. II
J. Il signed e. benefit Bible antilUarlans and
theological students. There are specimens Of
Iqok from Mt. Sinai. water from the Waters Il
Mara and the Sea 4 Galiler. stones Ike that OF
which solomons Temple WAS. built and Of the
grains cultivated in Palestine and tarcs that
spring up themselves. cross sections Of III trees
tia, grow there. and an aviary Of stuffed birds,
Hama,h ms rip,ions founi in Syria, the orlgi-
mails Of which arr in the Turkish Museum in
CuLstautinople. There Is good display Of rare
Old editions II he Talmul aud Of tie Scriptures
John Of Auerhach." printed in 1869. III the
missionary part If the museum Is some Baua
writing III bark from the sandwich Islands. a
slave frttcr anklet and slave whip from Vest
ern Africa. Persian aud Armenian household
utensils and idols from China and japan. An
other interesting thing Is piece Of the Old st
Presbyterian meeting house in America. 1t was
east IN coast Of Virginia. date Of founding not
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fflIl ne fiiflg9 ItNfs
man was shot dead at i9G Marshiiold
avenue this morning AT three o'clock. a re-
porter learned the particulars from james Far
son. the mnn who did the shooting
slrep IN me basement Of the house Far
son said, and was awakened about 5 o'clock
by noise At the window. | raised it up AMI
saw the figure Of man outlined. evidently try
ing 10 raise the sash. had an Old navy reyolv-
er among my traps that brought homo from
the army. | think il had been loaded six Or
seven years and had not much faith in it. hut
quietly iumbled around my satchcl aud found
4. By ths, tme. though the nolsc, ceased md
thought the man had given 1t up. heard him
60 back into the wood she'd Pretty soon he
came back with an axe and mounting the win
dow sill, he began 10 try 10 pry down the upper
sash with It, Then ! fired through the window.
glass and no dropped without a word, | hit
Inn in the side Of the head. lust above the ear.
dead on the ground Ho was about 1--WE feet six
inches IN height, light complexion, sandy nous:
ulon his face"
Tho burglars operations were very unpro-
lesslonal and he had no burglars tools ia his
possession. The only article found upon his
person was an old black handled case knife.
rs name was Christian Reilly, alias Reil-
nurser 10 was German. His description ID
IN ''""' tle albums at Tia Central Station.
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a Future Purchaser of Alaska.

OTTAWA. Ont. Fob 22.-In the House Of Com
mons today, Mr. Doc,,lna, member Tor Brush Cclum.
liza r.oye for airport az ~, SINGER employed IN de
torminin- the probable boundary line between British
Columbia amt Alaska lie said 1t was supposed under
the oNisnc arranscineni that they were runtrhuilnf
g. The revenue of the lmi states and t. the s,ltlenVni
o. the territory OF Alaska
Mr. Bgnstor, also memhcr from British columbia
sail til motion would have been re satisfactory hii
asked that sum 90 money should lp aNprui nat,
with which to buy Alaska. llushur Honorable gen
t,uicn mi ht laugh ut from Rational point he
frlt what he sad The country Of Alaska had NOR,
genial climate than Ottawa The daN not tar distant
when they would see the torCc of hIs remalAs
The motion was carried.
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Mrs. Cushman's strange Story.

On last sunday night as Officer McCallom Of
the Fourth street police WhNamshursh, was patrolng
Broadway he met woman wandering aimlessly ami IN
seeming distress sh, told the ohecr that her name
Cushman and that she LETT Bangor Me recently At the
suggestion Of her cousin Thomas ; Carter of BROOKLYN
who had written L. lcr that he coul secure for her
enlargement as SINGER ia church choir She aNtrrld
that he was rol cl an Bostlno purse which contained
the ca * Tor her truuS ana Mr. Garter, address Size
was furnished enough money by charitable persons to
reach Bro kyn, and sac nat searched IN vain or her
friend The railroad company refused 10 give NJ her
trunk viii ut a check. AMI she was Ion destitute
Oncer McCallom took her ~ ms home at 80 TAYLOR
street for protection. ana has been secklng Garter
ever since. lie has thus Tar failed a. hni Nj Carter
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Goods for the Psri. Exposition.

The United States steamship Supply Is to sail
from the Brooklyn Navy Yard on Monday with the goods
OF about 1855 exhibitors Tor the Paris exposition She is
registered as Of 800 tons capacity but By the removal
quarters amdships she can carry 200 tons She is
Ia sail for ltouen and VIII be twenty-five thirty DAYS
on the passage The Constitution and The Wy ouing
" lLAlM lASI,
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HARRISBURG Pa Feb. 22.-The Governor
hi. morning granted thirty DAYS respite 70 + Fisher.
sentenced a. be hanged on the 10Th inst lie also issued
warrants for the execution of Patrick Hester Peter Me.
Hugh and Patrick fully 10 take Ilace the 10Th at
March AMI ior the execution of John kchuc and Douns
noMmAllA. n lAkA LlArN ON me l-LA Of ALIlL
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Failure of "a Montreal Dry Good. Firm.

MONTREAL, Fol-. GA writ of attachment has
been issued against George Wluks Go, Wholesale dry
goods rchnuts Llihhtes heavy. The firm has been
in trouble for time AMI M Winhs lat IS wa, u.
Successful u an attempt t. COMPOUND with English cred
tfstVa
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IycHFoRD. VT. Feb %. Walter d. Estes a
yo'se lawyer ami special correspondent OF the Boston
joai. died this morning from tie use of poisonous well
water making three deaths from that CHusV several
Otht Is are not expected a. 1--we.
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PENNSYLVANIA RA.I.moAp.

AND UNITED STATES NAIL kll1E
On AMI after Nov. II 1871,
trains leave New York. VIA Dtsbrossli AMI Clrianf
SIS Ferries. a follows
Express Tor liarri.hurs PITTSBURGH the West ana i
with Pullman Palace cars attached NJ p 4ii )
4. daily
For Mlhnmsport Lock Haven. CORY. AM r.. h'-
I Nj, CONNECTING At Cory iIr ntu.tlir i'if.. li
Tentrs; and the on Rcsioas lgE N"lAh'i 10 '-
Lock Haven, . \ VI
Washington Express oi Pa. IMAM IrlHf cas- !.'. a
ccpt sunday. . so \ NJ arrive Mt-tlu-i.ut Pr
Rcg"iar q : 20 A. NJ. /, 49, aid 4 " saa!'y,p"
and VI
Express Tor Philadelphia, 73n $40, - g. % Lla.t
NJ. L. T. :. q, d 30 :. 81. AMI q J. 9-l'Af 4
class I T. VI
Boat, OF Brooklyn Annex" connect via ai.
trains atJcr,eN rty AMIR lin speedy AAi i.. Ai'
Ter Tor Brookl,u travel
For trains 70 Newark, Elizabeth, RAILWAY. tuN "a
Trenton, Perth Auboy. fcnin-tin J. .'t''t 49,
other points, >rc local schedule at a.. Too. '.
Trains arrive From Piit.hur-h ~ % ANA : "A NJ i
lp.1OP VI. DAILY. ~ IL \ VI AMI 10 30 = " .4if IS
cert Monday From Washington ana B4'I.
ami ". 40 \ VI I -. . IS tul a. o OBJ
1oaui ~ \ VI From puiia lo.l INA. AN'. ' o.
10 o.. ~ A. II elA 30 i.il lll.1 'tr a. '.
and IN -lP sDIip, D ~. 90, ~ lli %
Ticket oMce- 5id AMI ia Broadway. lA..tu
ami loot OF Dr-nru,,,s Hli turtluif .t-.. D.N.
HiUnklyu. NJ ms Aul ~ ltli.lu 81 n ''.r b Cd.
l,rey tity tuiifAnt fl-ket oHic,, pay. ihJtt
FRANK IINM~oN. !. I. lAhAkN
General " .Ul..r III lAsstil
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CALLIcooN. n. Y. Feb. 22.-Ere furnishes
palace car Now YORK 10 buffalo two dollars only pas
sengcr, Geo. Francis Tram.
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lltrsonli 9Oilccs.
ROYAL BAkING rOWpER.

The oldest and most reliable brand, lu W.
nj wholesome II goos further AMI make
iscuit, corn bread, mullins, cakes 81. th'' '''
Analysed and endorsed by tt N
Ieal1h OF New York NJ ac.d useI tut lage y''t- ''
pure, and full strength
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E,nobals.

INIHE.-A NJ Lesleys Zero Refrigerator office re-
moved To 73 West 23l st. Relriserators furnaces and
Iapaes repaired.
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no PHILADELPHIA,

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT Li>t
between
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH v NY DAILY
THREE DErOrs IN PHILADELPHIA
TWO IN NEW YORK
Double Track the most Improved Equipment ass me
Fastest Time consistent with abs lul, steIi
on and after nov -. i-77.
Express Trans leave New YORK, VIA Dcshrrs.'s l.l
tortlandt SIS. Ferries As follows,
80, -, % 80 limited. IL 4 NJ I =. q Oh iN
and + sundays . A Nj b, q. n.a'. 7. 'i.'
Boats OF Brooklyn Annex connect win AN ,l
trains at jersey CITY. anlrilu5 = sfD. 80 tNf
transfer Tor BrOoklA ii travel
Returning trains lcaye rMaiclphR 3 ~. 3 g.
; 80, and II A diutei cNfrtss. 50 T. " .
hNn, 7 ant 3f 7 NJ. ami ~ niIultAt nH
32l. -. Z - }JA MI j1P NJ .ull-
Ticket offices, h2d ana "a !}r1A iwsN.N. lAE ..
and loot ol Deshros'e, AMI crtAW u s.
AMI Brooklyn Annex depot loot of Fulton II i.
IA, lit amt IL Iul,uu 81, lilh 'Nrf Dr.. .f'
FRANK THOMSON lAN4"H
Generll Manager Gen f4s, fa
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Safes

SNtfs
NOR SAI.E-ron safe Tor jewellers or silk mauulac
Il turers. - IN high, 80 IN. deep, II wide inside
price 500 2sd Bowery.
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THE SUM-.
1878. NEW YORK. 1873

1878. NEW YORK. 1873.
As the time has come for the renewal OF sI1stIl.
tons THE Sun would remind its friends AMI well wish
ors everywhere that 1t IS again candidate tor tAsI
consideration and support Upon It's record Tor ue as
ten years 1t relies for continuance OF the hearty
patty and generous cooperation which have h.-ss3
been extended 10 It IRON every quarter 0. the UAla
The Daily sun Is tour.pase sheet VI = columns,
price by mail, post paid, % cents month " s0.jJ
yer year
The sunday edition ~ Tny srS is an eithtpaie si'N
OF 80 columns Willie giving the news OF the daritt.u
contains large amount OF literary AMI misceIlaeJl'
matter specially prepared tor II rHE SUNDAY SIS AZ
metwIth great success Post paid si.2Oa NcAr
The Weekly sun.
who does not know TIE WEEKLY srN Itcr,g'l'ei
throughout the United States. the Canaias ana D,
yond. Ninety thousand families greet ITS w.lcont
pages weekly ami regard 1t in the lght OF guide COM
sel!or. and friend Its news, editorial agricultural All
literary departments make II essentially inaruAlrf
family and the hreside. Terms One Dollar ayssr,
postpaid. This price, quality considered makes o. 40
cheapest newspaper published For club, o! ten. Vii
slueasli, We will send an extra cory llee A..r.,,
PUBLISHER OF THE sCN. Sew flgA NV
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HtEsiuus llciitts.
A AMERICAN TEMPERANCE UNION.
"a Cooper Institute SUNDAY. 3 clock.
col. = J HICKMAN.
Past Right Worthy Grand TDmplir. the most brilliant
or3' Of the Jay. viii deliver the address 1t no oue
tail 70 hear this eloquent sentc Good musc. 80.
collection. De, At door II Muniy. Pre-. Ross. Sec
ATCHICkERING HALL. 1s9 ay. corner Of
"a lNh Il mon 1u-Inl service, s.-ihc Rev samuel
tglcori breaches AZ g ~ sunday afternoon Subject
pM Christ Teach Endless Puni-hmvntf' Singing by
charles Gum aud the great choir seats tree Every
bc'N welcome
GRAND UNION HALL, til 7th av above
"a jith 81, sunday preaching lli A NJ and IA l. VI (,
GOSPEL temperance meeting, 81 praise meeting every
saturday, ~ Singing IN all these services hy " "
Bentley ami chorus choir
DEv. JAMES X KENNEDY viii discuss the suh
~ rect OF 90 The Future state ui the Wicked IN tho
Fourth Reformed Presbyterian church, West 18th -
between -h and 9Th avs sabbath evening Al "a clock
THE THIRD REFORMED PREsBY-
i TERRAIN CONGREGATION will worship at rrcnnr
Hal Broadway, near t1i It tomorrow. 9ith inst and
until their church ciicc destroyed by IRE l7th inst
l. rebuilt or some other permanent meeting place
cured Of which due notice Will be Preaching at
liAi ana ais 4 sabbath school tt9 4. NJ The
Key David Gress pastor All are invited.
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fcr Sals ano 10 get.
Sabinss Sanhs.

NEW YORK SAVINGS corner 18th av.
~ AMI IAN ,t-lnercs CONNIE ncins rom the LIST OF
each month assets, 81 ti sl2nl surplus sJli 80
RICHARD H. BULL, President
BRiScKFRnOrr, Secretary.
SINPENNY sAyINGs BANK, Broadway AMI
~ Aston place Established N 1888 Bank upen ialy
from loA VI, tosP NJ Five cents 10 - ,OD) received
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Special AGENT.
NERVOUS EXHAUsrION.-A medical essay
~ comprising oi lectures delivered At kahn's
Museum Of Anatomy IN te cause and Of premature
decline showing inisputahy how lost health may he
gained, arorus aclenr synopsis OF inpeiimcnts 10 mar
and the trr aiment OF and ply seal teh
~ being the .ult of ~ years experience BY mail 2jc
currency postage stamps Address secretary kihus
hmm n NurA
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Double Track. the most Improved Equipment ass me
Fastest Time consistent with abs lutte sA.et,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-01

1T
~ seashOrc convenient city by boat 90 acres OF
grove mile OF beach house high and well shaded
but cOngennl company accepted every
house comfort and superior table. Address
G.. WARD, Newport, N. j..
or call at 400 broadway, Room 4.
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Che Curt.

MONMOUTH PARK RACES,
wi LONG BRANCH, N J.,
Saturday, Jane 90 Tuesday ID Thursday sih and satan
6th july, No postpOnenent on account OF weather.
SIX RACES EACH DAY. .. :
Trains by the NewJersey Central and southern ha"~os
Admission TO Field TO Grand stand 81 extra
Fare nom New-YOrk and back. ST. no,,,.pn o...
C. WUEATLEY. Secy. GEO L. LohibbAisDs 80
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MANHATTAN BEACH RAILWAY.

MANHATTAN BEACH RAILWAY w e., n,r.,
vi G 9&%ER e SEfeTPn 0 rs TAKE EFFEcr
SUNDAY, JUNE l6 1878 r,,z,y,v.
aSeys MI vR dT Ses the esp 1S
pepot al GREENPoTNT making close connexions. go
ing and returning with express trains to ard from Aanha
Boat leaves 9sd-st Pier at s'45, 945, 1o45 Has
% AND 2 1O Beach Each T ssV Vi
at 100 TO- II M and 1910 300, 3:l2 40A 6;l2 500,
IRAN; Si Connect aaS s az East with Rspa
on Atlantic Brooklyn, also with Canarsie ana ROCK
away p'"'u i'''' VIA BAY RIDGE
The elegant steamers THos c9LLfER and D. H. MARTIN
92dst 5eE Eg;S'S eI Re ids MA ,T1as
and gi6 sSd $40 1z ii 5iS i25 2 s2S 49, SIS:
n; y anu 6:iO and 7:iO ,. m. 4:25 6:26 e2o.
Train, leave Manhattan Beach, via Bay Ridge at l04o,
llo and l24O, 1885, 2;iS $40 siO o'oo oio' ''fo
Spend the FOURTH at SEA CLIFF
1est place for families rowdies liquors; most pro
O1s clam bake usmedOns patriotic ispsy P seMds.
9L clam P se ever Sas ssS a SS
fishing perfectly safe for ceTen Gorgeous 1n eo
scenery delightful steamboat nde return oy mogng9
How Get to sea o G and tg sGSs Bos for sea-
cha at $50 aud 10 Returning, leave sea chm az 20
f hm~ sea- Sea Gin at mi GTandst Se5 Ssdst 9lS
GSV e Cents ft SEA B c 9 EsEs s
Pier g. a. slS ysTes AZ ROsk a sHSFT Gr ss a.
s sS; ResSrns from sea- Gin at il Again Jewels
T Gop sa sO Returns % o Sea d M
Fare for round trip only so cents The Will Leave
nss ard leaving 2ites r. directly iGT Sea c az
j jeSS Dock Brooklyn ~; Peek slg y y a. $50
and 2sds yer at direct for Sea CHM returning IN
HS saff s%5
WEST POINT or NEWBURGH.-Dai Eek
see P pduf,, LHE nearly ::
hours; due at New.YOrk on return at $3.50.
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A mong the Berkshire Hills, MaplewoOd Hal
"A Psaeld MassNow open beautiful PaTk, SIX acres
comfortable well furnished and cyeonye ex
calent table moderate terms. Address GEO. w kITTBLL
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4 Iburgh Springs House, AlbUrgh Springs, Vt
Of lake ChamIlan pleasant dryes safe boating
good fishing Board reasonable. The famous Abugh
Ia and sulphur Springs the grounds unequaed for cure
OF diseases arrangement Of the blood kidney dl
cuties rheumatism dyspepsia Inquire of p A. Roberts
Boston Saratoga Lessee W. sears ZIG Washington
II Boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-01
Gotels.
Doar6 ano Rooms

A LADY occupying convenient, centrally
Otherwise TO responsible gentlemen Address Mrs. TRUE,
Tribune u town Office 1928 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-01

A TLANTlC HOUSE, Watch I'LL, X. l.,
"A Opens June "a, under new management accessible
by SonngtOn Steamboat Company or railroad from Grand
good boating bathing ana hshing
Address e. N. PARKER, Proprietor stonington, CT
A MEXICAN HOTEL, Richfeld Springs, n.
~ Y-wl open June 1878 Plans Of house may be seen
and rooms engaged at the HOTEL BuREAus ~ Union
Square, y. Y. TUNNlCLlt,e q 80,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-01

ID sew ana New York Railroad Pleasant Farm hig
grounds; mountain air Address &. b. PHILLIPS Game
willie. ROoEaud County, y. Y.