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FINDING CHEAP BEER PROFITABLE
A Dealer, Reducing tho Price. selling seven
Kegs Where lie Sold Ono Hefore.

Werner Hcidcldorf. who keeps the long -es-
tablshcd Farmers Hotel In Planhed. j.. has long
been regular reader ct rmE srS and feels that he has
prohcd thereby IN all ways lie took serious interest
In It's recent publications Of facts concerning the pro
prcty aud advsaiy reduction IN the price Of beer
from nve cents to three cents per glass for the sale Of
bccris part u hi, business The he thought about
II We more he became convinced that fns SrN was right
beer bushes. for Ills town lie nj lowered the price
To- three cents That ncar, two weeks and the
result has than realized his most cxpccta
tons when his price was hvc cents per glass he USED
60 sell on an average one kcg day except on Saturday.
when his sales would run ~ TO four kcgs Ever since
his price has been put down 10 three cents he has
done business ct seven kegs day oil week
except Saturday. and ON that partc ulnr day eight
cen kcgs has been his regular tap He Is delighted SAYS
that II this sort o thing little while longer he
Will monouolkc the beer trade oi ininnci and AYERS
that the ufunt. FULLY content Linn lie draw, very good
beer made b, llll fts o Newark. for which he
- barrel and that Saloon keepers who
get only ninety one hundr,d glasses of beer out Of
kce do not tell the truth. Tor lie gets i yet his glasses
smaller than those IN ordinary use aud
hone silly allied HIS rival, IN the look with di.nay
upon the Innovation tor lie has already secured the best
of the custom. ana they fear that reduction will speedily
become = necessity for them also
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ROBBERIEs IN PENNs
Two Counties that are Inresied with burglar
and knights OF the Road.

LANCASTER, Pa, Aug. 1i.-Robbcrlcs and
tramp outrages are becoming OF frequent oc-
currcnce in Dcrks, Lancaster. and contiguous
counties Three burglars effected an entrance
into tho residence Of George Beyler n farmer
living near the village OF Intercourse. this
county. In rnnsacking the lower part OF the
house the robbers made n noise. which was
heard by Mr.. Beylcr's son Solomon. who
climbed out ON the portco Of tho house to see
what was going on. He had scarcely gotten out
of the window when he WIS greeted with two
pistol shots. both Of which struck him, but the
balls glanced OF without doing much injury
In the mean time Mr.. Beyer. who had como
down stairs to rccOnnoiirr was attacked by the
three villains who had entered the building. but
after n stout resistance lie routed them. nitcr
which thoy made their escape. The shots fired
nj young Bcylcr were evidently the work OF
fourth man. who was on tho outside watching.
All the money secured by the party was Few
dollars.
Joseph Wagner. while passing along tho
turnpike. near this city, was soiZed by n tramp,
who demanded his money. Mr.. Wagner said
he had none, whereupon tho FELLOW drew a
ner. thinking 1t was his money, or his life. eaid
he had only ten cents. and would give M that
This seemed to satisfy the knight OF tho
road who said he did not want 70 hurt any
body but he must have money. Wagner was
then allowed to go on his way
The house OF the Hon. Samuel l.. Youngman
OF WilliamspOrt was entered by two burglars
at about IL O'Clock Last night. lady living near
Police officers were notified and in searching
the house found the culprits concealed under n
bed. When taken to the police station they gave
tho names OF Cohen and sumner. and said they
entered the house because they were drunk. but
did not moan to commit crime. They were COM
mittpd To mil.
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4 MODEL POLICE OFFICER.
Why Justice Wnnden Justly Thinks Rounds
man Campbell Unht for his Place.

Fritz Nemclcr. who for years has kept bar
hcr' shop A. 3I5 Bo'nc street took up his Old barber
pole Yesterday morning AMI replaced with one
While doius Rounl.uan Campbell. came by ami NJ.
r'slcd him Tor the violation of ordinance Noimeicr
on being brought hnf'rr Justice Wamle Nnlauei salts
tac'nrN g. lu what hc h,i done ami was Immediately
dch1rs,d Han Hu hour later Ruunlsmau tnmpbc ani
un. 90 kuhWcn fe,uicfed uir Tomb, rolcU court with
TIE ltfltr Doe tween them Justice WHudctl. seeing
them. lmnn'r " tie oili CPS what complaint they had
.hlust N,lW,lcr kNluNriu r'purd that kuuudsn
Campbell had ordered linn go uffest Nrnctr The ON
rr tolls uc Justice that uc pIl.uner had uuA replaced
it TOR tn uli r. hut mat r iuludsiItu wanted
nIci iu-iHr Ndti'It iHt minute scurh uiiAhlr 90
Hfc the fIN meaning uf tie demand Dat az length
turnluE u lud. uau Campbell ue full him q az lr tl
NOT ullnk him NJ g. Dee anocc on cr that hc had never
h'Hft q" hu u.iauc" where ono Nhi dared e. come so
Dlcrl iNiI court room aud I-lnN .u. uni ART o.
nuiigc against a prisoner Ncimcirr Wa, assu lis
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Accused OF Swearing Falsely.

Justice Ouerbourg held II. A. Orkershausen
IN s'"p bni yesterday 10 answer charge OF perjury
orkcrshau>en. it alleged went before Justice CLANCY Mt
tie Second District tiyl Court the 9TH and made
an aihiavit against the Hudson River AMI Name Ice
Hun-criuri. ani GcOr-r ais are IN prppriciors No.
cu1ns irm w owing him s2innnl ol Intending todcfrnu
Inn ~ mat amount by selling N and quitting the eats,
ilr um tarin- 90 his Z oifuincd cnfl ui has am
dn,it ana Asc'rninini inH he was going Hmnf their
customers ami lrlrtunl LIS allegations Cau,oi hs ar
f'st E,tirn'e lhrins been produced rat tIc company
Nnrf solvent ant wat NrFrf shnu.'n had knowingly
nHi ihc AFFIDAVIT Justice uttcfbnufg placed him under
heavy hhi ami viii examine him on saturday next
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Milo II Parsons Co.. Wholesale dealers in
ol at IA Maiden lane. have Jailed with liabilities amount
INK 10 s2'OD Grorgc Morton. the principal IN the
Morton divorce case how pending, dealer IN hardware
a. broadway. made nm assignment Yesterday Ills lin
lliucs are not large, AMI he carried stock valued NJ
sipD Prni 4 nimon, hnoks'llcr NJ Vanderbilt avenue
hnd Forty ihrd street who has been the private sctre
tuN oi llc Rev IN VI TNug, b. has made M assign
Wrni Tie published the work DR. Tyug cutitlcd lie
!. Coming, when m partnership last year with Dr
BE- pN
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Appointing Election Supervisors.

John L. Davenport, as Chief Supervisor OF
FEDERAL Elections m tins city has issued circular call
ms on persons who desire appointments Al
The coming elections Tor Representatives. in Congress In
NE Then applications nj hIs oIcc iurc the 2ith ms,
me shurtnrss Of the notice has excited comment in nn
itcAl circles Davenport lays that the greatest care "
hc taken that hut pnc.t faithful mud reuuabie
rcrsons viii be selected They are 20 be pad g. day
while actually CmpluNed "'
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Tobin'- Fatal Mistake.

James Tobin aged 3j employed "a n laborcr
by WIN kccTau hotel proprietor on the hay road. near
Port Hamilton. while working IN the cellar ct hs
ployrrs residence Wednesday ~Nly took drink from
lager beer bottle which hc q ought contained liquor
The bottle contained cHrhuh HCi Iohn was found de al
IN he cellar the assistant surgeon " the fort SAID that
there WAS antile tor the poison and that probably
kIll-l Ilnlm the II.iAml he ~ AlluMNl n
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doing for Nash's sake. his determination to sup
port Weber. and said: am using my power
as diplomat. and think shnll bring some good
tive evidence, two letters from Mr.. Darrall. but
they were not read.
morning.
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stealing her Mistress. vaiuahle..

Maria McDermott. who. on tho Sd inst, nj the
eApnauon OF term Of imprisonment in the Kings
county la'l, was roarrcsted by ohcer Gardener was
hIonsht before Justice Wandcil at the Tombs Police
noufl Yesterday Mr. John X Van Rennsclaer Of l5I
bI9hlMhi Gecn,edhcr o stealing 81 worth Of jewcry
hh' sl,h dresses WINE IN his wie's employ servant
~ No Ihc woman, Al ~ alleged, Nctunixed other
weAlly amlle. AMI i,MHuted In BostOn She nbed
herself as teacher Justice WHnic Committed her I'M
default VI tl,Upl hail wv ="
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Life Insurance In New Jersey.

state Insurance Superintendent Kelsey OF
New Jersey hasJus issued his report the condition of
the life insurance companies doing business in that State
in the past year The report shows that these companies
have suffered severely In business The various Gonna
MES Issued HltHS policies insuTing Si06 ,hHSij. and
10000 policies. insllng S250O2 400 were terminated
The Onll companies that were able according 10 the
port tohod noir own the state were te Continental
III Hartford the United States Life OF New York the
ITaveleTs. the New YORK IlIe. and the Penn Mutual
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Amos j. Blocker. who figured conspicuousy
asa detective IN the Mundy prosecution OF liquor deal
ors AMI has been zcaou, cNhortcr At Peter DIVERS
Gospel Mission. WAS atrasncd IN the General Session.
Yesterday on a charge OF having stolen watch and
chain john Buckley of IN Christopher street
the 22i ut Rlrcckcr and Frank Myers. u T. alleged
hat been splitting Wu,d Tor Buckley. Blocker aud
Myers who Wa subsequently airaisnci, pleaded not
nMlIlN. am NeIc rolmhnlol
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JOHN SHERMAN'S SIGNATURE
LEET SUEIRS on SHOWED
HIN THE CELEBRiTID LETTER.
why Anderson was Urued 10 Make the Pro-
tc.t, and why re Asked for the Letter
Ex-Governor Wnrmoth Denouncips the
Hayes visiting Statesmen ne "OId Frauds"


Hayes visiting Statesmen ~ "Oid Frauds"
The entire session of the Potter Commit
lee Yesterday was devoted to the testimony Of
John L. Lect OF the New Orleans Tunes. Mr..
l.ect was on The stand at tho time OF adjourn
mont on Wednesday The members Of tho
Committee entered soon after IL o'clock. and
were all cngrossed at once In the newspapers.
Chairman Potter began the examination OF Mr..
Loet. Gen. Butler following closely every word
OF the testimony. Congressman Southard Of
Ohio. and ex-Congressman Corcoran OF tho
Pittsburgh Pa District. listened to much OF
the testimony and in the afternoon dense
throng that had evidently heard that Gen. But
er was examining the witness. filled the room.
Before tho examination was begun. Gen. Butler.
with some severity called the attention of tho
Committee to some inaccurate reporting in the
Herald and Mr. Lcct also complained that he
had been misreprcsented. The examination
lasted nearly five hours. and before 1t was
through. Mr.. Leet complained OF woariness
Tho official stcnographers were changed and
Mr.. Lee, said dryly to the Chairman. Why
don't you change the witness. tool"
Mr.. Leot's testimony corrobOrated Andcrson's
regarding tho conspiracy to keep the negroes
from tho polls In East Fecana parish. so that
there would 10 good prctext for the Returning
Board to throw out the parish on the ground Of
Intimidation. He also testified that he knew
that John Shermnn had given Anderson n letter.
After a further examination by Gen. Butler in
which nothing new was elected. and a short
cross-examination by Congressman Hiscock.
Mr.. Lect was told that he might have an oppor-
tunity this morning to explain his connection
with the political rascals in Louisiana" The
letters that he produced. which Gov. Kellogg
had written 10 him. were not put in evidence.
MIR. Leet complained very bitterly Of tho
false position into which some OF the news
papers had put him. Gen. Butler laughed
heartily M Mr.. Leet described the newspaper
treatment he had received.
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President Murphy OF the Brooklyn Bridge
Company presented to Acting Mayor Roberts yesterday
formal rcqnsiuon Of the bridge trustees upon tia. city
tor SsnVr n Is cNpe-tet that the formal refusal of
Comptroller kcN g. the mnuc, will be followed by
Trnccciins- in conri that Will result lu judicial con
sruru'n Of the laws under which the rrqW>itipn Is
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Drow ned In the surf.

Mr.. Harold Bramhwcll Of Brooklyn. % years
Of age who was connected with the mortgage depart
mcnt Of the Equitable Insurance Company " New York
tlt,. was browne Yesterday morning while bathing
tho at south hampton. Long Island The bod,
nnA rIeh MItIIm nLt.nm mImmins
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Sttum,bouts uuo Eailruuos.

A TAKE THE
PEOPLES EVENING LINE.
DREW AND ST JOHN
THE FINEST STEAMERS IN THE WORLD.
LEAVE PIER ~. n r., DAILY Sundays excepted
At q p. VI.
SARATOGA LAKE GEORGE.
MONTREAL. AND QUEBEC
ALSO FOR
ROME. RICliFTELD SPRINGS.
SYRACUSE. ROCHESTER,
BUFFALO. AND CHICAGO
AND ALL POINTS NORTH oN THE DELAWARE AND
HUDSON RAILROAD. AND WEST ON LINE
NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD
THIS Is THE ONLY EVENING LINE STEAMERS
SELLING TICKETS AND CHECKING BAGGAGE
THROUGH TO POINTS on NEW YORK CENTRAL
RAILROAD. W II. DREW, President
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THE SUN.
1878. NEW YORK. 1873.

1878. NEW YORK 1873
As the time has for the renewal Of subscrip
lions THE SUN would remind Its friends and well visa
ers everywhere that II Is again candidate Tor Their
consideration and support Upon It's record Tor thepr
ten years 1t relies for continuance Of the hearty syn
rathy and generous cooperation which have hitherW
leenc extended to 1t from every quarter Of the Union
The Daily sun Is tour.pag' sheet oi ~ cOumas
price by mail. post paid SJ eentsa month. or sSjb
Ter year
The sunday edition ~ rHw sus Is an eightpaseh ss,
OF 90 columns while giving the news OF the daythp
contains large amount OF literary and miscellaneous
matter specially prepared for IT. Tvs SUNDAY sus hA
net with great success Post paid S1.sOs wear
The Weekly sun.
who doeS not know Tux WISELY SUI ftcircnlaN,
throughout the United States. the Csnadss and ~.
yond. Ninety thousand families greet its welcomi
pages weekly and regard 1t IN the light Of guide coii
.elor and friend Its editorial agricultural Ant
literary departments make essentially journal iorth,
family and the nresde Terms One Dollar ayssr.
Postpaid This price quality considered. makes 1t 'hs
cheapest newspaper published For clubs OF ten. WI"
slOcash, will send an extrs copy Tree Address
PUBLISHER OF THE SUN. New York i,v
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pENNsYLvANIA KAILn0AD.
AND uSifE6 sfHrEs Nil ROUTE.

AND United STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New Y ors VIA BE- ami Cortland,
Express ilSrr Pittsburgh the West and South
WV tu,iman Palace Cars attached "A NJ, and $50
For wllnamsport Lock Haven Cory, and Erie ats 30
" connecting a. Sorry for niusytlle, Petroleum
Badmors. ws,hine,on and the south. LIMITED wash.
Regal,r a, pa NJ, |, $50 and + NJ. SUNDAY 50
rSSTs'i q EEnad.lp g. 80 80 q s51 Fs
SSpn'isy ..nanl "a M 8, .. 81 : 30 80, ami II
rs1 i h@ S,,ri ana = second class y
Boat, u grocEya Annex connect with all through
transfer Tor Brookyn travel
IrcnGa FERN AmHoS fgmns9n sclyisrs AMI
'S" ds ar,'g - 5S 20 ds, =, EXON M"nssr
siS lSioF sa"iaS Ss% 80 %S From ft,iaa
s 5 So o. $50 go 3S ''o sana s S s
Tsscs oAr o -, -, soi IA SS2 Hans.
and foot OF Dcsbrosscs and Cortanit sts Court st
III @ as fqg'h DpS' Go' o5 an pd ys4.s
81 S t% TY; Isket ONCE, Battery place v,,
General Nanaser GEM Passenger AGENT
TO PHILADELPHIA,
rENNsyLvANiH RAILROAD
THE oLDEsrABLsnEp ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ
BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
fOuKTEtN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY.
mo is New YoER' 'N' "'N'
DOUBLE IEA s TIE MOST IyeEoyEp E9UraENr
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
oN AND AFTER July =. 1879.
hspress Trans eaye New York. VIA Desbrosses AMI
io a, snd r. sundays $50 ands A. NJ. s, O.
Boats OF "Brcokyn Annex connect with all through
rsims At Jrsssy ny ai9rdns speedy ami direct
hMSTwioS 'r9'9 gl ca,e r4iIeiephias - 7a5ss
aug s%i Z Nl"is6,t On sunday M 81 ~ l.
TekS9 os so ana b; a." Rr l5M4ns4' House
ana foot OF csoro.ss and Cortanlt 81 Court u AMI
SS 1s"HS of 6Sol ES' bcpS b2 s4 o
rrW,gEnW iieNet once, Battery place -.
nencLaL aanAser General Passenger AGENT
s,aI estate,
CHEAr MousE,2l ois. only ~ ao1 parteasl,. near
value 80 " Harlem H"IbSft gaP4 lr 'r,Ss M double its
EOR sALE-s20D will buy a two stor,. basement
Il ana sub cellar irsno hlled.n house near Prospect
rlsreai Estate ,ertiser SEPT l. BUKRpILLIs R hu
Estate Onice, foS 9TH ~ Brooklyn
fOr Sal, ano 90 Get.
OFFICES TO IET-In second story sun building.
Nv 4, ,t9 sn AZ rHss Wei ldshted and steam heated Ap
i',.-..-- iuNhunn luf grocery
erty 81 ' Wv ~"
Aottls.
TuE WEST POINT HOTEL"
. on the Parade Ground IN the Military Po.t
"a'es reduced 500 per day Sl7 90 10 al per wcck
A. " CRANcN. Proprietor
Scaro mo Rooms.
GENTLEMEN or ladies' also man and wife can ne
Canal ST. w Wv w 'S Nv so
ODGiNG aud boauing housc TX rooms ? storcs
r. nlI W, NJ ~ 9TH aN store 2l9 Sonth 9TH Az 30
Apply al ~ west sd a.
TMOsentlemen can have board at 80 West 18th 81
obstruction.
MONDAf SEPT. e.-raeknrd's Buslnes, College,.
date students should register NJ once
PACKARD President
Ss6m9 inmbmrs,
WANTED A Colts uuNcia. improved 80 wing
w machine, AidreSs G NJ run ONCE.
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llitnlts.

IuRsT ANNUAL picnic and summcfnieht festival
ol me German American shnrpsho,icrs 20 he held
on saturday Ang y 1873. nj RENDERS SchuetYtn Park
SiNpihtd Il ana haN river Tickets 2ic Comnicnc.
ing hi O'Clock J. THE COMMITTEE.
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miscellaneous.

( ASH rAID for OLD newspapers and books At -
~ south 9th aN. near Grand 81
MANS MISSION ON EARTH uo.,,,S
~ heulvAl ucAus', Indicating how confirmed d,IHl
ueshN ne removed. The experience Of 2nyr. suif. ID
serNau9n ana prOic ssiOnal pracuce showing the r.en
uht "ill insure restored manhood strengthened vitality,
ana SOUND conditions OF health that have been u.iirai
ny oNerthNei powers statement oi obstacle, l., mar
iiAse ana 81 the means by which thcy can De- removed
~, ~, ma s,c currency or postage stamps iires. -ecJ
museum Anatomy aud Science. .lid Brodlwty
TX uEt vi ATIsM neuralgia. sciatlta amt CONT rih
- traiiiy Aicli when Dr. shVriiaus Common Nlsu
we remedy bottle costs - cents Have ypr o. irl
No Ill Nassau st. room
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NEW YORK. JUNE Is. Ir7s.-MetfOpOlilan
~ evntl Il Railway. open from s., A. NJ 10 " = VI
stations Morris ST. nearest point tor south Terry and
Batmry Rector st, nearest point for Wall st. ferry
munpAw ferries Park place, nearest point for Post
Onicc city Hall, and BARCLAY ferry Ia Hohokcn,
Chambers 1t nearest point Tor PavOnia and Erie
terry. Franklin St; Grand St nearest points for Des
brO-es It Jersey city AMI Peoples Line
ers Tor Albany Blocker ST. 18th st. nearest points tor
Christopher 81 ferry 10 IiobOkcn 18th st I'D st nearest
point I'D Il ferry e. Jersey city 33 - 42d
est pon, for \ Y Central Il DEPOT 5rh It 57th It
nearest point Tor Central Park For uptown trains take
east side stations For downtown trains take side
stations Fare 10 cents except between the hours OF 81
R'nie-from hsh t. along 9Th av 10 AMI along Amity
81 to and along South 9Th TO Canal It into
and along West Broadway % Chambers
AMI along College place, to and along Murray ST. and
along church st. to aud along Nrw Church ~ 10 Morris
It connects with the following hors car lines Al Rec.
tor ST. with Tor South ferry at Grand St with
for De shro~s and East brand ferries. Brecker
with for east and west at 9Th with Tor
CHRISTOPHER and East 10Th ferries ltth ST. with
West Esd and East PSI and 3ith st ferries at $50
It with Tor Nerhawkcn at seth II with
OF Belt Line Railroad WIN X GARRISON President
-. n..... sl1..-r a.
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STEAMER LONG BRANCH. 5OcEN

To NEwBrRGn AND RETURN
The magnificent steamer Long BRANCH with ne
boilers. Sc. CAPT JAMES LYNCH.
will make regular SUNDAY morning cNcursiuns
NEN Bt RGiI.
Landing at Yonkcrs. IONA ISLAND. WEST POINT Cold
Spring. and Cornwall leaving Jewels Dock. BROOKLYN
at a. West inih st 10. and West 2ith st . 30 A
prompt Maps " the Hudson given Grand al
entertainment by BaulAnds Grand Military Brass Hand.
Hall. celebrated Minstrel Iroupe aud the Great Ameri
slave Troupe aud quartet Fare entire grand
sion only % cents Refreshments of all kinds al popular
prices
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GoANDsnE THE nEAurIrUL Fall.

ROUND Tklf - CENTS
R0ats from Canal Il for FORT LEE. PLEASANT VAL
LtY. ANp SHADY SIDE on SUNDAYS atp, ~, II AN
aii ~ !. >. 3. I, ami T. DAILY at 10 A VI ami
.. p 30 aud 10 T. VI landing At 2ith 81 ana 3ith st
lpaiD aud SUNDAY 10 minutes later
CTR. BAY HIDG Is the only boat running from
- Iist rNcr e. touey island stopping at BHN Ride
Bath and Locust Grove Leave Broono It @ 3oA and
- T. ilcr L. L X Battery landing 10 A NJ, , So
2 80 anu = NJ Returning. leave Locust Grove. % A.
NJ ~ 50. = ~. and 7 = VI
( HAND REPUBLIC. THIS EVENING.
~ Another Grand Moonlight Excursion
UP THE HUDSON RIVER
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THE GREAT PROVIDENCE LINE
pARLoR CARS having the steamer landing at FOX
POINT WHARF. PRONfDENCE At ~ A. VI will run
through 10 fABYAN HOUSE and ALL WHITE NOUN
TAIN POINTS WITHOUT CHANGE
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A -IONGsTREET's EXCURSIONS TO ROCK
n. AWAY REACH. on FRIDAY. Aug Ii. SATU RDAl.
Aug II. and SUNDAY. Aug IL steamer GENERAL
SEpGwtCk will leave i2sih st Harlem, A. Rail
road Dock, y "a. ipth st. 10, slh 1t, 20. Sist
-. Noble st. Greenpont. . ~, Broomc st 10 A
Returning. leaves ROckaway at SOP NJ. EXCURSION
TICKETS, 81 cents
e. n LONGsTREEr Proprietor
- steamer GENERAL SEpGWICk on her return trip
from Np'kaway on saturday. Aug H. and SUNDAY, Aug
l.. vii make excursion around staten Island No
eNtra rhnrEr MN. hN Mallace ON sunday
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cdlantt0--- ftma,ts.
-UP-TOWN ADVERTISERS

Nav leave their rHx SUS the only author
zee UP town Advertisement Offices.
.2:lS broadway. corner of 3l~t II. al u r " ant
SOS West 2i opposite Grand opera HOusc, ami 100
, uv.. corner uf f1ti, ST. uuul = 4
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for Sal, Hno 60 Get.

OFFICEs TO LET-In second story sun building
~ itont AMI rear well lighted and am he aed An
ny tSnn Publication once Nassau and franklort SIS
1NO LET-storcs In splendid alton for grocery ar
erty 81 - Wv 80"
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A ron COMFY ISLAND DIRECT.
NAAMATTAN ,nrAGm HAILWA1,

M TINE TABLE-WFEK DAYS AND SUNDAYS
VIA GREENPOINr
steamer FILA HANCOx. running from picr foot Of 23d
st EAST RIVER. 10 Company's depot at dREENPOINr.
makes close connections with all to and from
Manhattan Beach. leaving ~ It IS. et5 10 IS and
thcr. iitcr every half hour up to Is = NJ
Trans leave Manhattan Beach Tor Grcenpont and New
York atcOrrc~l ondug time from - A VI 10 10 \. NJ
Time from GrcCnpoint ~ minutes Trains connect at
hast New York with RAPID transit trains on Atlantic sN,
Brooklyn also with cHnarsc AMI ROckaway Beach X X
VIA BAY RIDGE
Steamers TllOS COiIlER aud D. X MARTIN leave
hourly 22i 4. rom 4 NJ. tot 4 NJ Leroy 81 y
X from . 10 A 7inP NJ rier No = n X from
N.ll 4. VI 10 - l. VI Returning. leave Manhattan
Beach "A aud from 10 ~ A VI toe s. T. hourly.
Excursion tickets from New YORK either way 80 cents
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FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY
THREE DkPOrS IN PHILADELPHIA,
TWO IN NEW NOkk