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WANTS TO BE HANGED.
[BY TELEaRAPH TO THE HERALD. ]

EAsroN. Pa, Dec. a. 1873.
The Sheriff Of Northampton county to-day received
three letters from Allen c. Laros. the murderer in
which he states that he wants to de that he tired
of life. and desires the sheriff to hang him and
thereby end his troubles He declares that he is
insane. but that he cannot drive from his mind
the terrible crime he has committed, and
wants the Sheriff to end his SORROWS by
executing him according to tho sentence Of the Court
The opinion in Easton about his being insane liz
about equally divided. Some think that he has
written the letters In order to fully prove the
plea OF insanity. n be always sharp and shrewd
young man. with an excellent education, and IN
apt student ut law. should the Board of Examiners
at Harrisburg pronounce Laros OF sound mind the
Court of Northampton county will at once ask for
the issuance Of another death warrant.
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INTERVIEW WITH THE REGISTER.


HERALD reporter called to see Mr. Loew after the
receipt Of the Albany despatch announcing the pres
entaton of the charges to the Governor by the
mittee Of the Bar Association. 1.-THE charges? What
charses?" asked the Register. in surprise when tho
reporter questioned him in regard to- the policy no
would pursue in meeting them. Seeing that he had
not vet heard Of the action of Messrs Knox and Bush
the reporter explained.
..wcll, this Is news to me-" Mr.. Loew answered
"Of course shall make my defence and feel sure
that successfully meet every charge which may
be made against me- have tried to exact only legal
fees. When the committee came to me I opened my
books to them and afforded them every facility
Since then have had schedule of charges prepared
by the lawyers who do the most business in my Office
and rigidly adhere to it,"
What do you think of being singled out for the
first onset of the committeey the reporter inquired
Il scarcely know what to think" the Register re-
Piled 1T is little singular. to say the least of It,
However shall fight back. and in the issue before
the Governor have nothing to fear. 1 am, the
HERALD knows. avcrse to being interviewed. and it
is enough for me to say have said already that
will defend myself against this attack"
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ON THE RIO GRANDE.

GENERAL TREvINo AND STAFF, OF MRxIco AS
GUESTS OF GENERAL ORD-REpoETKD CAP
TURE OF RAIDING MEXICAN INDIANS.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
SAN ANTONIO. Texas Dec. 81, 1873.
General Trcvifo and staff have been inspecting the
various public buildings here in company with Gen
eral Ord this morning. General Treviho will leave
for Galveston on Mondsy.
Adviccs from Mexico confirm the report that
Colonel Garcia Of the Mexican army has captured two
bands Of raiding Indians at San Carlos Ten or fifteen
of them were killed The surviving Indians to be
removed to the interior. this proves true the bor-
der question is nearly settled.
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FAILURES IN THE WEST.

CINCINNATI, Dec. q, 1873.
Superintendent Scarlet. OF Duns Mercantile
Agency having jurisdiction in thirtyseven counties
in Southern Ohio and thirty nine counties in Indiana
and Kentucky. in an interview regarding the COM
mercsl trade in this districts makes the following
statement:7-., .',t
During the last quarter Of last year. there 2O3
failures, with liabilities aggregating $4,000 0O0 Dur
ing the corresponding quarter OF this year there
n failures with liabilities aggregating 81. 1000
two of these failures being Messrs. Heman Co. and
Messrs. Adae Co., whose liabilities amount to
S1lO0.OOO.
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CROOKED CHRISTMAS CHECKS.

CINCINNATI, Dec. ~, 1873.
Messrs. r. G. Wheeler & Co.. tho company being
Mr.. Charles T. Forbes. engaged in buying
and selling hogs on commission, bought q
large lot Of stock from different parties Christmas
day gave their checks for the same and sold them
to another dealer ON the day. When the origi-
nal owners of the stock the check yesterday
at tho bank where Mesrrs. Wheeler Il Co. deposited
II was found that Mr.. Forbes had withdrawn the En-
tire smount Of the firms deposits, amounting TO
S23.O00. and that the checks worthless. Mr..
Forbus ARRESTED and imprisoned last night. He
admits drawing the money, aud says IL was applied
to dischsrging other Indebtedness Of the frm.
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MURDERED BY TRAMPS.


SoUTH NoRwALK, Conn.,, Dec. ~, 1873.
A terrible murder was committed on ROTOR Hill.
near the town Of Norwalk, at about halfpast seven
o'clock this evening" The victim was Mr.. shuttle. q
wealthy gentleman, residing on the Hin. II Is be-
leved the murder committed by tramps. who were
informed that Mr.. shuttle carried large sum OF
money on his person, and had concealed In his
house nearly $4,000 and In the habit Of having
large sums concealed. in preference to the
safety OF bank vaults. The murder was committed
near his own residence. and his servant. william
Buchholz was also attacked at the same time The
murdered mans head was cut open with Ratchet,
and small wound. apparently made with knife,
found under the left Great excitement pre-
walls Ut present.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
Wan DEPARTMENT., 4
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 81 A. NJ.
Indications

Wan DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFIcER.2
WASHINGTON. Dec. 81 A. NJ.
Indications.
For the Middle States and New England rising ba-
rometer north and west winds. slightly cooler clear
partly cloudy weather.
For Saturday, in the South Atlantic and Gulf
States. stationary rising barometer, northerly
winds. cooler followed by warmer clear weather.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley stationary or
lower pressure. south and west Winds slightly
warmer, clear or partly cloudy weather.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
legs. stationary pressure and temperature variable
winds and clear weather.
For the lake region stationary or rising barometer
slightly lowcr temperatures, partly cloudy weather
and occasional snow.
The rivers will generally fall.
Cautiouary off-shore signals continue at Macon.
Cape Lookout. Cape Hatteras. Kitty Hawk, Cape
Henry, Lewes. Cape May, Atlantic CITY, Barnegat and
Sandy Hook.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.
The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty hours in com
parison with the corresponding date Of Last year. as
indicated by the Thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy
HERALD Building. No. 2lS Broadway
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SNOW ON THE. JERSEY COAST.

LONG BRANCH, N J.. Dec. q, 1878.
driving snow storm set in this noon along the
coast and continues tonight The weather s ex-
ceedingly cold the wind blowing stiff breeze all
day from the northwest. For I'VE days piercing
westerly winds have swept the southern New Jersey
shore.
PLENTY or ICE.
ALI the lakes and ponds frozen. In every direc-
ton the hxrvesters gathering the ice CROP and
81 80 to 81 Is and in 80 per day being
paid by the hotel men to the haTvesters at Long
Branch and Asbury Park, and they short Of men
1t that price, The ice IL from five to inches in
thickness and moro plenty than 1t has been for years
At this season.
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LINCOLN POST. NO. 10, G. A. r.

At a meeting Of Lincoln Post. No. 10. Department
Of New York. q. A. r., held on Thursday evening"
the following officers were elected for the ensuing
ycar:-Commander. Joseph Forbes; Senior Vice
Commander. j. v. ManGold; Junior Vice
Commander, J. 8. Tyson; Quartermaster.
Frederick J. Gugcr; Surgeon. Dr. l. l. Hayes; Chap
lain, Thomas Elliott; Oficer Of the Day James
Bailey: Officer OF the Guard Charles Csaukshie At
the conclusion Of the formal meeting the comrades
enjoyed camp nre'' given In honor of Comrado
Oscar Tompkins, who has just been appointed United
States Consul to Bucnaventura United states Of Co
lombia
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CHARGES AGAINST REGISTER LoEw.

ALBANY. N. Y. Dec. %. 1873
Formal charges were to-day presented to Governor
Robinson. by Henry E. Knox and ]. Adriance Bush.
OF the New York Bar Association Committee. against
Frederick W. Loew. Register Of the County of New
York. The charges embodiment Of those al
ready published in New York The Governor will
notify Mr.. Loew of the time for Q hearing.
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CLEARING THE TRACKS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. I

WATRRrowE. N Y, Dec. %, 1873.
The great storm is nov considered TO be at an end
although 1t is now showing little. The first train
from the South arrived to-day over the Utica and
Black River road. bringing large numbers Of snow
bound passengers, the New York papers and ton Of
mail. 1t was tho first train in since Tuesday.
The Rome. watertown and Ogdensburg road is
still blockad and II likely to be for day or two
The train snow-bound 1t Sandy Greek on Tuesday
morning In still there.
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NECESSITY KNOWS NO LAW.

"why did you steal. Nebular?' asked Judge Nor.
gan, at Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
morning. of the poor German before him.
..vell dots drue dot / shteal dem brooms. Yaw
dots so. / took dem Shudge bu. vas so hungry.
hef not eat Something's for hong dime, und tink ct
shteal dem broons und sell dem get Inc some
dings to eat. Dot is it,. replied the prisoner.
Il can t help it; $500 to answer"
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GLOVE sPARRING MATCH.
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THt HERALD. !

DALIfNOhk, DC 1T, 1878.
Professor william Miller. champion athlete.
forwarded $3.50 by express to Frank Queen
tonight with copy OF the articles
for . biacked glove sparring match for
$500 side with James Elliott of New York. II
Elliott accepts the match IL TO take place here ON
uary TO- The editor of Wikes spirit IL TO be the anal
stakeholder. The articles OF agreement have been
very carefully prepared and cover some twenty six
pages Of foolscap.
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GOVERNOR HAMPTON IMPROVING

By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
COLUMBIA. $. c., Dec. 81. 1878.
Governor Hampton's condition continues as favor
able could be desired. He seems under the inin-
eace of the COOL bracing weather. to be getting well
rapidly.
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THE HUDSON CLOSING.

PououKEEpsIH. N r. Dec. "a. 1873.
The steamer John L. Hasbrouck arrived here at ten
O'Clock tonight from New York and will leave again
in the morning. and that will close navigation to this
point from the South.
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COLD IN THE SOUTH.
10y TELEGRAPH TO THE HxnALp.l

by TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD1
COLUMBIA. 8. c.. Dec. n, 1873
The weather here has been unusually cold for this
section during the past week. The cold now has ap-
parenty reached this point, as indicated by light
fall of snow, and the mercury has been below freez
ing point for nearly forty eight hours
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Rro JANrrRo Dec 81. 1878.
Coffee--Martet animated: prices very firm good
nrsts $500 $3.50 refs per 10 kilos. Exchange
London, 2ssd.
SAxros, Dec q. 1873.
conee--supcrior Santos, 4soo 5000 refs per 10
kilos.
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SNOW IN VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND. Dec. q. 1874
Two three inches Of snow foil Last night-the
first OF the season. There was another slight fall
this morning. At present two p. NJ it IL clear and
warmer.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Beverly Tucker. of Virginia, is at the New York.
Congressman ]. H. Kctcham. of New York, and Peter
d. Wigginton. Of California. at the Fifth
Avenue. President NJ b. Anderson. of Rochester
University, is ut the Park Avenue. Judge
Amasa J. Parker, of Albany. and Frederick
Billings. OF Vermont, are at the Brevoort. S.x-
Congressman c. c. b. Walker, Of Corning.
N y. and W. Brandt storer. Of Boston. are
at the Windsor. Professor J. Henry Thayer.
Of Andover Theological Seminary is Mt the Everett
Fulton Paul, United States Consul at Trinidad and
Clayton MacMichael. of Philadelphia. at the
Westminster. James R. Osgood, of Boston. is at the
Albcmarle Professor NJ. b. Riddle, Of Hartford. is
at the Grand.
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Captain Kuehl was born in Schleswig- Holstein In
1886. He was formerly In the Hamburg trade, but
Some years ago went into the employ OF Messrs.
Clyde Co. He commanded the Tybee, famous in
the history Of the SANTANA Bay scheme. aud took
charge OF the Souder the trip previous to tho
which she lost. Mr.. Clyde says he was one OF
the most reliable masters sailing out Of this port and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-28
Reports Of an Attempt Upon Emperor
Francis JoSeph's Life.
THE MANIA OF ASSASSINATION.
Distress Spreading in the Midland
Counties Of England
ANOTHER OCEAN CABLE PROBABLE
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD

IB1 TO HERALD.1
LONDON, Dec. 49, 1878.
A despatch from Lahore, published in
the second edition of the Times, says -
''Yakoob Khan, son Of the Ameer of
Afghanistan, has just come into Jelalabad.
This circumstance is regarded here as
equivalent to submission to the British.
The correspondent Of the Daily Ners OF
Vienna states that telegram from Tifis
says the Ameer Of Afghanistan has arrived
ct Tashkend.
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MENDS BROKEN TOYS.

~
Who smash up their toys
should all the pieces with care.
11 ssosh be T ysss f Sssl Is
II the mirrors are smashed.
Or the dishes all crashed,
For sSs r ins p q han. nd matter no" snA
That will make them withstand
Nitrogyeerine, rockreut or ball
s s.ss , :ss H's sss !, ). s, ;iy s.,-
Tried old friends much better than new
WI " ~. I'd ie Christina. .1ns ., ssi%...
So cultivate srALDIsGs GOOD GLUE
s,ALDxcs Glrx is sold by druggists. sa.ionsrs ssl
Only s5c por Bottle. with Brush
Recommended by all ply siciana
| ,ls6 Broadway, corner 18th st.
COUGH. A COLD OR HoARsENEss INSTANTLY
relieved by the of BRowSs BRONCHIAL TRocHxs,
A-HoL IDAY HATS. SEAL CAPS AND GLovEH.
for 4 popular tss sa IL
"BLUEDINE'' is THE BEST BLUE FOR THE
Superior blue % snd II In aa II
Ask your grocer for II.
"BOILINGER' CHAMPAGNE
DRY, EXTRA QUALITY.
Sold by all principal wine merchants aud grocers.
EUROPE.
EDWARD PAToN 4 son, aREEcHLoADING Gun
late Royal Misnnsss the FRINGE censort - -
lsO Mount st. Grosvenor square,. London,
~ George ST.. Perth, NIB
STEPHEN GRANT, n.
Nby special appointment TO H. IT, tho Prince of Wsleo
and II. X. II. the Duke vf Edinburgh,
Brccthloading
Gun and Rihe Manufacturer
81 u ST. James 81. London.
rJ,o MANUFACTURERS AND INvENTORS-THR
Hall of Commerce Oxford St, London, W., has been
opened and depot for the exhibition
Manufacturer Merchandise Machinery Inventions and
Novelties For particulars
age sales apply A. II. LLOYD Secretary Electric
lights and steam power on the premises.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
a QUARTETTE or THE FOUR
LEADING NOVELS OF THE DAY.
The sun., 1878-09-03
pENNsYLvANIA HAiLEoND.
AND rSifE9 sfHrf5 ItlI ROUTE


ON AMI after July :. 1875
Trans leave New York via Dcsurosses ami Cortan 10
sts Ferries, q Inll1W-.
Expires or Harrisburg Pi,tshursh the wcst ami SOUTH
NM Pullman Palace cars attached. A NJ q ami -
for wlhln-port, Lock Haven. CORY ani Erie at ~
J.. NJ. tonuecing At CORY for ntustlie, Petroleum
centre AMI the Ou Rt-lons Whhamsport ami LpcS
Haven. q \. VI
Balumore, WASHINGTON. ant the South. Limited wash
tngt.n tNpres, Of Pullman farnr cars iaily. cNceni
sunday. 30 4 NJ, arrive Washington 4ip T. VI
kegulaf a - A NJ. l. go. and" "P VI. sunday dJI
LSTress for Phiadclphis $50 - 90 o % 80 Lin
itrdl. n 4 VI I, 4. :. Is. Is 80. 49, 3d. amt Z "
sunday. I .pt aud . VI. : q . 49, 80. $50 ami T.
VI kmi.r ami second class, =
For taIW MsN. I T. VI
Boats o "Brookyn Annex" connect with an through
trains at Jersey city. ahordins a speedy and direct
transfer tor BropklNn travel
For trains to NcwsrS. EzAheth Railway Princeton
Trenton. Perth Anhov. tlUniu-tun, Belviicre, ami
other points see loo Al schedules at all Ticket Oices
Trans arrive From Pittsburgh ddl 10 10 An - - T.
NJ daily. 80 \ NJ $50 4 VI. daily. except MONDAY
From Washington ami Baunofe 4" -. . " A. VI. : l.,
. Is. iplOP VI. SUNDAY 81. 0.tpA From Philt.
deluhia. sos. Il 80 stl 1859. II ~ 4 ~ > IL.
40. @in q ~ - 1910 10 = VI. sunday, 5.D5,
q - ~ lu -. II - A " q 50. 10 - T. VI
Tckct Oficr~. 52S AMI 9it broaiway. A-tor Huu -
and foot of Deshrns4es and CortAndt IT. Court It
and Brookyn Annex Depot toOt oi fulton t. BrooSlyn.
ia, llt ani lis Hudson Hoboken; Depot Jersey
fRANk THOMSON. l.. T.. FARMER
General Manager. Genl Passenger AGENT
The sun., 1878-09-03
GREISING IHE WIfEELs.
Preparations for Running the Tammany Ma
chine In November Nent.

Every person holding Office In the city or
county departments that are controlled 10y
Tammany Hall. received yesterday the fol-
lowing:
rAssaSr ITaIt. NV YoHK Sept ---. ls7S
sih The Dome raie Republican tieucTNl Committ'c ~
New f0ik are much IN want u funds 10 tie le ia
mate and necessary cNpen.eS oi the coming state and
county elections. 90 h. held In November ensuing, and
request from Nou for that purpose contribution OF -
u, paying that amount 90 the collector. Mr. John
NeWman, AZ Nuur earliest cunNc cnenCe will greatly
obAse yours Truly and respectfully.
JonS ktiIr. Chairman
ArGr.rrs scHEtt, liESFY 4 GISai,roS.
THuNas nUNiAr. NiSCkNr e kiSe.
JANfs =. StHNiN. EuwaRn n GALS
Finance Committee 1873
llrSRY L CfiNr.N. char Dem R.p Gen CON.
Ei~ari T Fitpatri" H. Jnmcs ; Colnan W n Qulueev.
William kotNschnd, ElWard Jacobs. John Fo,A.
EiWalt Baaek, Secretaries.
The sum demanded from each on 'eholler
averages two and one hall per cent. Of his salary
The sun., 1878-09-03
LTQUOR CR4zRD.
Mrs. Ushers scream. OF Murder r. and
"PoIico ~ In ~ street on Union Hin.

Frank Usher is an officer OF tho Union
Hin police. II sccms that IA he WINS returning
home on Saturday in an intoxicated condition
he met Mr. Rnulf his landlord who advised
him to pay his rent rather than squander his
money on liquor Usher replied that he had
given his wife tho money for tho rent and ex-
pressed surprise that il had not been paid. On
beng questioned Mrs. Usher nt first Insisted
that she had pad the money over to Raulf but
on hclng confronted with the landlord she all
mittrd that she had loaned tho money to her
mother ~ pay some taxes. This confession
threw Usher into ragc. and he followed his
" Wi" W stairs tu their apartments Soon alter
ward two pistol shots were heard in rapid sue
ccsslon, and Mrs. Usher. pursued by her hus-
band. rushed down stairs and into the street
screaming, Muricrl and "PoliccP' Ushcr's
sido was bleeding cCpiousy but he did not
seem To- notice II. Charles Brann hearing the
uprOar. ha~tcnpd to Usher's rooms. and. ating
under some unaccOuntnblc impulse. snatchcd
the baby from lts cradle and hurried into the
street with II. Usher demanded the child. and
after struggle obtained possession Of II.
Tho attention " Councilman Sturm was at
tractcd to the scene. and. 1t being represented
to him that Usher had attempted to murder his
wife and child, Mr. Sturm took the liquor -crazcd
man To- tho police station. In the examination
II was shown thHt both Mrs Usher and her baby
were unhurt. and that instead OF trying to Kill
them the prisoner had tried TO commit suicide
by shooting himself in the side Usher was
released by Recorder Dundic yesterday.
The sun., 1878-09-03
BINkRUPT BUSINESS.
Those who sought to be Released from Debts
Amounting to More Than se5, 900.

The following are the principal failures
in this city in August with tho liabilities and
assets as near as can be ascertaned:
The sun., 1878-09-03

DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST INrRovEp EQrIPNENL
AND I'VE FASTEST IlME tuN>l~fENr
VIM AbSuLir II SAFETY
The sun., 1878-09-03

~ T. evatd Railway. Orcu from his A. IN - T.
stations Rector st. nearest point for Wall ferry
corlandt st, nearest point Tor jersey City and Com
muWpaw tetrics, Park place. nD Hrrst point for Post
Oifcc city Hall and Bfrclay It irrry To- llohoken.
Chambers It. nearest point or ravonia ami Eric x
Terry. Franklin Grant It. nearest points for Dcs.
brosSes i terry 20 Jersey city aud Peoples Lane steam.
Albany Berckcr St 18th st. nearest points for
Christopher II terry 20 liohnken ian st 2d st. nearest
point for 2Ji I cfry Jersey city 33i It 42d st
est point tor Central X X depot, 5oth st 5sth It
nearest point tor Central fArk For uptown trains take
east side stations fur downtown trains take west side
stations Fare 10 cents except between the hours ut -,
ani7 u, VI and and ~ " when the tare is cents
Route-frum 18th It, along 9th to ani along Amity
II o. ant along south 9TH av to Canal Il crossing into
AMI along West Broaiway 90 Chambers i crossing into
ani along College place to and along Murray II tn and
aous church st tn and along New church It 20 Morris
st Connects with the fonwin. horse car line. At Rec
tor II with cars Tor south ferry ~ Graud Il with cars
for Dcsbrusscs and East Grand st crries Bceckcr It
with for east aud west at Sth IT.. with tor
Christopher aud East 10Th II ferries at IAN It. with
West 2ii aud East 2ji and J4h IT, ferries. nt 3it
with Tor Wtshawktn ferry ~ 5ath I with ar.
VI Belt Line Railroad WV r GARRISON. President
N N m L 1.
The sun., 1878-09-03

FOURTEEN THRurGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY
IHktE DEFOTs Is PHILADELPHIA,
TMO ~ NEM YORK
The sun., 1878-09-03
Excursions.
A a -A.-RoCKAwAy DEACm EXCURSIONS

A -A.-RoCKAwAY BEACH EXCURSIONS
TWENTY MINUTES oN rfiR ATLANTIC
SAFETY, HEALTH. LUXURY
EVERY DAY unclutlng SDNDAYSl
By the Largest and Finest Excur.
.... . sion steamers ~ thc world, ,
" 2fh Il luoIAM GHANp HhrupilC
10Th II lnl5AM With Contrfuos 2ti Regiment
ficr2 y r. 10 fUA Banl CunCurdt guHIfri club, AMI
jcwcil's DOCK Bkyn, the Great COrnct Sooi't sgnor
II A " lhhrrhu
West 2i,h T.. The New PALArlAL STEAMER
$40 \ VI and ;DP.M "COllMBlN"
Wes' iuih It. with DEVERELBS
2 4SA u and TSP VI I9rll REGIMENT band.
Fcr2 y Il. Lc Grand White Nyluphon-t, and
15AMnni2O1PM VI Amrhoni' Gicc club
East yd II, favortc steamer "AMERlCuS."
si5A NJ ani pDP IRON East River. with sca-de
south hth 81 Wn.hg Military Band aud Harmonic Glce
Rroomc st. N y. SINGLE rARE. - CENTS
8 i5A nnd1 WPN EXCURSION TICKETS. iDCENrS
Jcwcl.Wht Bkyn Return ticket, AXE GOOD on
9pAM and1 ~ 7 Mlcither boat
steamers leave Rocsawsy II \. N.44ao ami ~
A -PLYNOUTH ROCK. SUNDAYS Also
Delightful daily family excursions up AMI
INDIAN TiIH RlIINE OF iNEkrcN
In jarret palmcr's superb palace steam
SUMNER where The scenery is at It. ersnde.t op
Iutiumy given tor visiting the United
states Military Academy ct washnsions :
THE MiRiNE RtSb Gi.IL rfuB' xYio
lriinEEs hLN the great cornet player,
REfEGToRY ON BOARD
BEAUTIFUL Chiiircn. IS cent. cents.
BoAI LEAVES every morning dncuiing
SUNDAYS from Pier at the Battervi,
Sorth river. st0 II O'Clock ami foot of 2gi
HUDSON IIYN rAsSENGsRs viii takc kNNEx Loaf
lcHAkGE Tor transfer either way.
The sun., 1878-09-03
Ilanir6- --stna.es.
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HOh West l3d st. opposite Grand Opera House aud 100
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4 FEW nrstclas operators on W Aw machines,
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The sun., 1878-09-03
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ID Wa Long Island Rtlroii. from 3lth t Ferry and
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