davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1878-06-20
DECIsIONs--JUNE 10.

Supreme Court CbGmbers-By. Judge Potter
Moers agL Gaus-Order granted Kelly sgt auchOw.-Or
der granted. .
By Judge ngt Lenhardt There docs
not appear TO be proof OF service by publication Batt
BarncttSee memorandum In tho matter Of the petition
of Van Buren.-Opnon, Coln agt, BURNETT Brown aEt.
Farley HagceTtv the Board Of Police Potter aRt Cou
ter; Brown art GrswOdOrders granted. In the matter
OF Smith-GTaned. Solomon ag Lynch.-HeicTed 20 JO'
ssph BOswOrth. 20 take proofs strattOn agL Durgee-
Granted
Cireit-PdTl II-Bv Judge Van yorst-Merdcl et al Rgt
Mower et al-JudgmenT for plaintiff opinion.
SDeciQt TtrH-By Judge DOnOhue-POweu aRt Tracy ana
Findings signed. Melyain Rgt Tones and others
See memorandum. LHmuey agt the Mayor, etc-order
granted De COurCy Rg stewart-udgment for defendant
memorandum,
Superior COurt-SpeciGl T6ym-Bv Chief Justice Cur
t-Leyy ct al agt the Knckerbocker Life Insurance Com
By Judge saniord-RannY agt DavsFindings sEnod and
judgment ordered.
granted Beardsey ct al agt. CrOwell-MOuon grantol
Campbell NecheOrdcr granted EnnIs NE Br0dcTlcE
aDrder dismssiDR motion for trial. with 80 costs
stay vacated. Dayton ag Key.Order Ot discOntnu
ance fhe Suspender Company agt Or.
der grsnted and undertaking approved Fedenh6 aR Gran
berry a-Order granted Williams Hgt the Mayor etc
Wassou agt ConOveT Harris agt, Oeher Monche* AIT.
Schneider Decker agt skidmore Mason agt sdmore.
Orders granted.
Common Pleas-Specdl Term-Bv Judge Van
HOesen-Kennedy agt Neeley.-Decree signed.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-20
CALENDARs THIS DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-CHANBERs- Potter yNoA 9, 10, 30, g.
g. g. 49, a. r. 81 So TO- lt6 1913 l2b 40 Al l55 loo
l63 1874 1855, 1885, lG9, Ill l72 ia ~ leo Isl 49,
SPECIAL TEmi-Donohue. g;-Nos 32O' %, go ~ iS6'
Si S S8 U.s. U.s. S5 G u.s. ia8 55 '.O 0O 2o oi'
CIRCUiT-PAET Ivan Bruut J.-NOs. G9l, 4B2, VIZ,
279s 81 83 S239 2647. 500 1909 3s23 17lg 4532 2ll
854O l7Os 5O $685. llO6a 3bSl 752, 1872 lO45' 1891
PSiIT II-van Worst J-Nos 1877, 1894 1879. 1921
1890 1868 1904 lllB 1851 lbP4 1898, 7JI GSl2 1880
1866 3652. posi-, 1898 32Sa, 1905 1853. -
sUPEROR COURT-sPECIAL IERM-Sedgwick, J-Demurrert
TRIAL 1ERN-PART I-saBford, J-Nos. 900 745 SlS 753
b54 IA l45 263 SOC, 44G, s3G, G75, 1896 1851 ~
PART II-CuTts c. J.Eos $50, 552 3l3, BOZ, lOob 1917
1861, 778 1864 ss7, 82l, III, $40. s54. - 80, ,.,
s57 S5s 500 900 COL V9J $40 405 zoo, G26 ST. eO sos
COMMON PLEAS -CHAgBEBs-vap Hossen J.-No 10.
1873 g62g 1909 2s99 2G7O 2l29 28I1 1916 1882 l4gl
26s s49 1tss lt79 s "a 4le 5lg Eg 9s5a $ sI @ IA $5
544 Sls SOL 552 1898, Gj3 llOG llO4 ll23 27d 1872
90 5l9 500 l43 39l, 800 24S, 1881, 45l 1926 bOs of4
@IaSF CoUEi-TEIlL TEnf-PART I--AIker; G J-NoA
l474 672B A417, 3O45 2J75, Z662 EOj8 1883 1872 ADA
PAIR IiSsheridan Nos 1856 A3ll. 1910 1909. PAS
4JS $3.50 4422 1896 4048 4l40 1896, 2627 3sJ3 4tO2
PART III-sunOtt JNOs 487S 4637, 3225 p 3il4, $780,
1879 1915 1913 46JO, 4l4s 1852 25t3 OI2, 5O5 3l4S
GENERAL EEssIONs-PAEr l-Glderslccye J-Wlh3m
Judah Hughes Timothy Cem6nts feonous assault
and battery: Baker, Albert EuKer, William Iatd
ThOmes Goodman, Henry Davis, Frank Jackson James
RYAN m b. Gngan Lafayette Lord, Dominic Cantclupa
grand larceny William Madden Kate Dillon Lizzie smith,
Eas Ruter larceny from the person walter Dorsey Hugh
Dugan false preences Elizabeth Emimy, d5Ordoiy house
Terence O'DOnnellT forgery.
fal lae TsTete
New-York tribune., 1878-06-20
AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERs

BosToN, June 1S.-The tenth annual con-
vention OF American Society OF Cvl Engineers
opened this morning in the Institute Of Technology
Some Of tho most prominent civil engineers OF the
try we're present. f. Phllbrck Of Boston, chosen
10 preside. The paper OF W. II. Burr on approximate
determination Of stresses IN the eYebar head, which
was read a former meeting, discussed by Profes-
sor Deyalson Wood. A paper by Charles L. Emery,
relative to quantities Of material ia bridges OF different
kinds OF various heights, discussed by W. H. searles
A manor entitled "A New Method Of Detecting over
strain Ia Iron and other Metals, and It's Application in
tic Investigation of Causes OF Accidents to Bridges and
other Constructions" by X. ThurstOn, lead by Sec
retary Bogart. paper the South Pass jeties de-
scrlptye and incidental and memoranda by t. j.. Cor
tbell was read Following this was another paper on
ne same subject by Captain &. ". Howells, I. S. A.
M r. COlliugwOOd explained the recent accident TO
wire strand OF the East River bridge, Illustrating lhe
flnn was then adiOurned
New-York tribune., 1878-06-20
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER CoNTENDING.
PROCEEDINGS AFFECTING PART OF THE CARMAE
ESTATE.

PROCEEDINGS AFFECTING P4RI OF IHE CAhAAN
ESTATE.
Richard T. Carman left an estate valued at
about two miIliohS One Of his three children was
Charles E. Carman and by his fathers will his share was
tied up strictly. Charles E. Carman left his wife and his
two children and his wife got divorce from him and an
allowance Of ainony, which ceased his death, soon
afterward The wifes eldest child, Lucone Quarrelled
with her and married Mr. Cunning. The other child,
boy about eleven years old, is entitled to over
S3OOOOO bis coming Of age, with al the accumula-
tiOns arising during his minority. Mrs Carman applied
20 the courts be appointed general guardian OF her
son. Owing 70 her daughters opposition, the United
States Trust Company and the Union Trust Company
were appointed guardians Of his property, while the boy
was left in the care OF his mother, who was allowed
$500 year to support him.
subsequent proceeding by the mother to change the
custody Of the property met by proceeding by the
taughteF-On allegations that the chids education was
peglected, aud he allowed TO cOnsOrt with stable
boys and other unsuitable cOmpaniOns-O take the guard
lanship Of the boy from the mother The matter was
referred and neither the mother the daughter fully
, Ruceeeded. The came yesterday before Judge
Potter, IN Supreme Court Chambers on motion by the
attorney for the mother for allowance for bis services
out Of the estate Of the boy This earnestly opposed
by Mrs GunnDg's counsel, the ground mat the h
ration had been originated by Mrs Carm8n and whatever
success there was behat OF Mis- Cunning IN es
fabishing supervision the boys educetlOn Judge
Potter reserved his decision Charles T. Nbtohead a-
peared for Mrs Carman; E!bridge L. Gerry Tor Mrs.
cunning
New-York tribune., 1878-06-20
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, June 19.-The following business was
transacted Of Appeals to-day: No SOS-Mary
McGan respondent aqt the City Of Cohoes, appeanAr-
gued Matthew Hale for appellant n. T. Human for re-
SpOndont 2Sl-PatTlck McMahOn respondent agt the
Second Avenue Railroad Company appellants s-Argued BY
appellants Frederic AlvOrd for respond
emit No 2S2-Edward Jarsy and others respondents agt
gued by Miller for respondents No. 2S7AnsOna
Brass Copper Company respondents George Babbt
sheriff etc. appellant by appellant argued by
Marshall r Stafford for respondents No 2as-Leland sew.
ELL respondent the City Of COhOes apDeantATgued by
Matthew Hale for appellant Clue Tor spondent-Case
on. The Court will adjourn on Friday at u o'clock.
Day calendar for Thursday Nos 2s0 292 255, 26 29l
247 434 293
other day calendar viii be made the Court Will ad
on Friday AZ o'clock
New-York tribune., 1878-06-20
CIVIL NOTES.

The suit by Levi Parsons against the Mis-
souri, Kansas and Texas Railroad Company and its
directors to set aside the election for directors
or at least TO have Mr.. Parsons declared director
up, yesterday before Judge Potter, in Supreme
Court Chambers but he being busy, sent the matter TO
Judge Donohue TO whom the papers and briefs were
submitted.
Whitworth g. Co., of Memphis, had con-
tract with the Erie Railway take their cotton about
1000 bales from Memphis TO Liverpool. The cotton,
in March, 1879 reached Jersey City, where 391 bales
were burned. Whltworth Co. sued the Erie Railway,
which defended the ground that the bill Of ladng
pTesslY exempted 10 from liability for losses by fire, and
that IN fact the cotton when destroyed in possession
Of a lghterage pany. The case is trial be-
fore Judge Sanford, IN Superior Court, Trial Term.
William Herries, as the representative Of
number Of the employees OF The Republic newspaper
which lived few weeks, sued c. c. Norvel, the presi-
dent Of the company which published IT, L. B. Wesley,
its treasurer and Others TO their salaries The
tried yesterday before Judge Van Brunt. E
Wesley testified that though his used with
bis knowledge, he never lad any interest in the CON-
pany, and only agreed 70 its treasurer In certain
Contingencies which did not arise Judge Van Brunt
decided that as the plaintiff had settled with one OF the
stockholders who Jointly liable this enured 10 the
benefit Of all, and dismissed the complaint.
Theodore T. Miller, the referee in the mat
ter OF the Asbury Life Insurance Company hled his
port, which was confirmed by the Supreme Court
Special Term, May 2, and order Of distribution was
made II directed the Superintendent Of Insurance TO
transfer the 100000 OF the funds of the company bis
bands to receiver distribution among the policy
holders Judge T. L. Fancher wrote to the Attorney
General asking him TO direct the transfer but the AtOr
neyGeneral appealed which throws decision over 70
Autumn at least Judge Fancher has written to the y
toTney Offering In view OF the INDECENT cOnd
on OF many policy holders TO pay any expenses OF the
appeal so far incurred II It Is withdrawn, but has re-
CeYed no
New-York tribune., 1878-06-20
THE CoMMODoREs WILL.
ANOTHER ADJOURNMENT IN THE CASE AFTER

ANOTHER ADJOURNMENT IN THE CASE AFTER SOME
DISCUSSION.
The promptness with which counsel for the
contestant in the Vanderbilt will case appeared in Court
yesterday morning led to the expectation Of some eI
traordnary Developments At exactly 1905 O'Clock
Mr. Lord addressed the Court, but moved for an ad-
journmcnt until Friday morning. Mr.. Redburn, the
detective he said, was i'll, but would probably be
able to attend on Friday Mr.. Clinton was very en-
phatc his protest against the notion reteratng the
arguments that he has already made on several oc-
casions The Surrogate said no would only adjourn in
order that the conspiracy witnesses might be obtained
Mr. Clinton II the contestants counsel have no
witnesses, we move in accordance with your HonOr's
decision that the for the contestant be now closed
We have some rights in this case. The counsel has
talked so much about the tyranny Of one hundred
millions Of dollars that he seems to have really brought
himself to believe that with one hundred millions
has no rights in a court Of justice"
Mr. Lord" The opposition have announced that one
hundred millions have all the rights when they have
said that any Will could be broken except that oi Com
The Surrogate Ito Mr. Lord)-"Unless you can show
diligence getting the witnesses, the other side have
the right 70 ask that your case be closed Inc tsnOny
dtiOn should have been produced before this; fully
Ethan Allen" have had charge Of this expert test
mony aud understood with my colleague, that the tes-
not to be introduced until after more testimony as 10
T6o sarrogate-"I am surprised at this Much Of the
fine OF this trial has been taken up In the useless ohe
fng Of testimony exactly Ike that which hsa aTeaay
were any way in which could stop this, but nave
@ sf Ine e. IN Tspeatd on of hs rejected tes
mOnY, when nothing Is gaiued by IT," 49,,
MT Lord claimed that u was necessary TOT nun 20 90
fhs in order TO carry the appellate court the accumu
lstve testimony as 10 the Commodore's mental con-
The surrogate" want TO say as plainly can that
the testimony Of medical experts must be put ia on Fri
i0urned until Friday at IL O'CLOCK"
New-York tribune., 1878-06-20
An exempla1y cIergyman, VIC Is sQmewhot

An exemplary clergyman, who Is somewhat
weak IN the pulpit relates with much good nature now
an "eeYatcd" drOVeR, whom nc met IA cOach' aa III
Doctor =" said the drover his heart warmed by good
bargains at great MARKET ye dnha ken me- Dut Ken
YOU I'm whiles in your parish ihereb no pStIel S
iikt man onywhcre yer own folk jist adore ye' VINO
cares abOOt preacbinT"
A herculean Yankee, from the lumber dis
,ycts of Maine on paying his bill IN LONDON resthu-
rant was informed that the amount pad 9ld lhGi1u9
lie walter. "Wal," he rOared, what CT u dont !
didn't cat any waiter. did ~ Ana DC g'hIeu ~ INC e
attendants SO erOcOusly that they preclphtey Iet Dn
% 90 bis way I'm peace
New-York tribune., 1878-06-20
yACATNG AN ASSESSMENT.
DECISION WHICH WILL PROBABLY COST THE CITY
LARGE AMOUNTS.

A DECISION WHICH WILL PROBABLY COST THE CITY
LARGE AMOUNTS,
A case involving in its rulings very large
amount Of decided yesterday by Judge
Idavrence, in Supreme Court Chambers, against the
city In 1873 the Board Of Health directed the lngin
Of the land between Niney-second and one-hundred-
0nd-sxth-sts. and Tbird-aye and Horlem River low
tract covered at extreme high tides with water. On this
land the drainage OF large part Of NOrkye Wss dis
charged The Board also directed the building OF drains
and ak we're built. The drains cost SJ,49l 2O the I'LL
Ing-ln cost S250,522, and the other expenses were
gk177l2 making total OF 1907 93S S3 The whole area
improved covered tWenty-cght blocks, but the drains
,eAn through only eleven blocks An assessment
eor benefit under act passed n 1871 was made and
ponfrmed in 1876. James Van Buren was assessed
hent.
Judge Lawrence holds that the act Of 1871 only covers
Re drains, and II 10 doubtful whether compensation for
he land taken s not due the Of the land The
pesetsment should be clearly vacated because the buk
bftt not for draps but Tor other purposes and IN
targo portion OF the assessed property there are
krainS lhe corporation might have Gedn the sunEen
os under other statutes but chose 10 proceed under the
hes e3 1871, which does not cover that object The
hs1eAsment is therefore vacated.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-20
GEORGE W. MoRToNs SUIT FOR SALARY.
ms CLAIM THAT EE IS STILL EXCISE coMmls
sIONER.

Ms CLAIM THAT he IS STILL EXCISE coMmIs-
sIONER.
George w. Morton brought a suit against
Ne city, nomnslly for his salary for February aud
March Of this year as Excise Commissioner but IN the
AhApe In which It comes up presenting the question
whether the power Of removing Excise Commissioners
q vested in the Mayor Governor The answer to the
6ut set up bis removal BY the Governor ond his reply
ps up an the proceedings before the Governor and de-
Aje1 theig validity % remove him The city demurs 10
Ehe F6ply ana the came yesterday before Judge
ffogIeg, IN Superior Court, Special Term, on this
In het o. the plaintiff Il was urged that tho Office Of
kxese OomIqissioner was charter Office, within the
onsrs we're 70 be appointed and removed by the Mayor
~ the nanqer pointed out by the charter. On the
ether hand, Il claimed that the cnarter nowhere
mentions these Commissioners that they arc part Of tine
bsAte system OF Excise, and amenabe 70 the Governor
New-York tribune., 1878-06-20
RANK cAsnIER,s suIcIDE.

TROY, n. Y, June 19.-Edwin Andrews,
cashier Of the Washington County National Bank OF
Greenwich committed suicide this morning by hanging
revolver was found in his pocket The bank was re-
Gently suspended aud is found % be entirely wrecked
Inv e OpcraOns OF the cashier, who has heretofore en-
inued q klgh repntallOn as o man and C1rlsllan.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-20
NUN sFN-SUORE COTTAGE.

In order 10 afford Resort for tho young work
ingWOmen OF NewIurk who are In need OF rest ana IIea
lion SeaShOre Cottage at AtanuCyle, ncarl Long
RTancb j. has been purchased aud will be opened the
tTst OF July next, for the reception Of visitors.
The Cottage situated Immediately on the se1shofe aud
has ample facilities for the enjoyment OF the braCng sea AR
ana surf bathing upon its own beach.
fered should apply In person at the Ladies' christian
Upon No n Mashing gtOnpace, north side whore further
Information will be freely given References viii be required
The charge board has been fixed az 50 Tor week
40 for two weeks Including railroad fares both ways
New-York tribune., 1878-06-20
THE GREAT HEALTH RESORT,

Known as Our Homeon Hillside Dansyille, Livingston
County, Y, has this Goth OF May lbl persons
women and chidrenas its boarers and paent who nave
Of tho Republic and Canada To speuh e
summer improve their health or 20 learn nov 20
The establishment IL the largest hygenlc N IN
sttion the world; accommodate nom 5OO 70
has treated recovery Of good health over EVuO SOUS
giving OF them single paftlce O teuu
health issues monthy heal lOuina
1he Laws OF IMe-prce 81 80 ayearsFfClM
SENT FREE TO celebrate ats goth anniversary On me st
of ngust PROXIMO and 70 have and 70 hod to Eeas
health convention the world has ever seem nov" sSA a
send postage stamp and get information aud you Ae 9g
youT uess There at least 100000 chronic lnNads IN
he ifd states who gbt good health BY processes
niain and ample they would adopt and follow them Mh
iov 10 dsobey tie laws Of life and keep sick when Nature
yyod show herself mighty 10 save invads would Only ac
cent her gudance Is tangled nonsense nor na
m that We induce the people TO accept lia tho ~
vine pblosophy-Od croatonthat 10 yS ~ one 0ugt
brings health as ought not brings sickness come
ouT bcme and how 10 live II sick you viii get wen
we'll Won wl stay we'll We give the choicest lleieeces
ifrequred. Address as above, gAME9 y, : Az lA-,.
TETANTED-COUNTRY BOARD for two
w admits three children under eight and nurse not
ov.r 40 minutes from NewHOrki farmhouse ln mountains
Terred give particuRr piice accommodations means
oi access &C. ALLEN. Tribune Ohlce
VOU will scarcely find more cool, healthy
or dell ghtful place than CROMWELlt5 LAKE see AZ
yertsement take o NJ tram return IN New YORK Afo
Refer 70 Mr. G. H. NICHoLsf9 % Maidenlane terms WIZ
the timeS
New-York tribune., 1878-06-20
AOtels.

DOPULAR PRICES.
ii gARATOGA SPRINGS, n. Y.
CONGRESS HALL.
THREE DOLLARS A DAY u.
This splendd hotel being thoroughly tehoFAlou anu
refufuished; viii open for guests June 20 o,,,, ,,o
W." ELEMENT g. WILKINSON, ManageTs
IL s. Clement Idndeli Hotel, 81 Louia DO;
William WlkinsOu. late Grand Union HOtoL
New-York tribune., 1878-06-20
PROCEEDINGS IN FOUR DIVORCE CASES.

PROCEEDINGS IN FOUR DIVORCE CASES
In the suit of Oscar NJ. Vatel for divorce
from Elizabeth Yatel, Judge Donohue in Supreme
Court, Chambers granted, yesterday, commission to
take testimony in Chicago
Judge Van Brunt, in the suit Of Almira Sutherland
against Henry NJ. Sutherland, made an order Of
reference 10 take proofs.
In the suit of Caroline Ramppen against Francis A.
Ramppen Judge Lawrence refused an order to attach
the defendant for contempt for not paying 81 q week
0limOny and $50 counsel fee. The defendant stated
his entire Willingness but utter inability TO nay IT,
Judge Lawrence denied "a motion to punish for con-
tempt the defendant in the suit of Mary PrchaTd
against Richard II. PTichard for not paying the
ana counsel fec taxed the entry of the Judgment,
amounting to S249 76. Judge Lawrence says the plain
tins counsel has adequate remedy by execution
without resort TO the extraordinary powers Of the Court
New-York tribune., 1878-06-20

sherfs are although local .Of1eers. The Governor
had therefore power after giving hearing TO remove
for neglect OF mafeasance that Judicial power,
and he having exercised it, his judgment could not be
TomlnsOn appeared for the plaintiffs d. j. Dean for the
CITY.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-20

THOUSAND ISLANDS, River st. Lawrence.
il -Rathbun House, ST. Lawrence Hotel and Railroad
House (uuder managemcnD the best board ana asc
small amount Of money 20 be obtained AZ any sum
per resort For full particulars call for circular az i30
Broadway, or address H. l. FpA, cape vincent y. 4,
TTHE NEW and ELEGANT LADIES lNSTl-
j TUTE BUILDING at Sufheld, Conn, VIII be opon for
Summer boarders June n 10 August 23 rooms large
airy aud comfortably furnished location cannot be surpassed
Tor uro air beautiful drives and wholesome retlrement
board 80 to g. For further information address l. LJ TIER
New-York tribune., 1878-06-20
Denilsirp

At VAN VLECK'S DENTAL ROOMS, 264
~ 6thaveFresh every day admipistefed - years
accident sets inserted same day ordered charges
tremolv low
nR. WAIT, 40 East 23d-st., the best dent
IL strY OF every description, ii the lowest hVhg prices
CAN aud examine specimens Extracting under gas DUO eaon
New-York tribune., 1878-06-20

1.-TWO BROTHERS desire room with board,
FOR the summer la strictly private Ameis in ny x-
s nexceptonabe references expected aud given Ad-
s with terms which must be reasonable PROMPT fAYs
Tribute Once.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-20
Rrnnklvn Board.
Board and Rooms Wanted.

ATNo OK od-place. near ClntOn-st., Brook
I, Fine ROOAis aud good b0ardi pleasant l0cau0nt
cnpvsnienf fo cars and ferry.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-20
East Side.

FURNISHED SINGLE and ADJOINING
IN ROOMS for gentlemen only, without board choice ac-
ron,n,odattOns. East l6th-si
New-York tribune., 1878-06-20
BATH HOTEL. BATH, Long

y Island opens The finest watering place tn
America hotel for families aud transient guests
tne shades lawn adorned with walks aud flower plas
balcony II feet vide 06O feet long around tho one Dud
ing: excellent bEf and billiard rooms reached by
hamilton Ferry 10 Greenwood aud rail % Bath addition
10 hotel 1870 rooms Union Telegraph Office In hotel
"o" 'P' II H. SCRANTON, Proprietor
Steamer RAY RIDGE leaves Batn, ana pm. and
leaves BATTERY Pier l. East River, 10 23O m, $3.50 and
"a II m
New-York tribune., 1878-06-20

D1S WEST 14TH-ST. Handsomely fur
&ZsI uished front rooms. single aud double win hfat
class table 70 responsible parties; terms reasonable
New-York tribune., 1878-06-20

SOUARE-20 East 23d-st.-
vi Rooms Tor families aud single people with board aise
New-York tribune., 1878-06-20
BOARD auo Rooms.
West Side.

ROOMS nicely furnished for light house,
N keeping and privilege IN Kitchens very pleasant ioeaSn'
Wesf 2ith. 4 Sth-aye
New-York tribune., 1878-06-20

WEST POINT or NEWBuRGH.-Daily (eI-
w cept guudays): see DAY LINE advertisement Te,
main AZ WEST POiNT 3 hours, NEWBURGH nsarly
hours due at New-YOrk on return az o.3n
New-York tribune., 1878-06-20

nc EAST 2OTH-ST-lst and I'd floors pri-
e1 vaa baths let with private table or vi holt boatal
rooms for gentlemen win breakfast q desredi references
nOA East 18TH -S1, Pleasant ROOMS 20
New-York tribune., 1878-06-20
1nrnlIure.
6nmmcr Boar0,

A FEW BOARDERS can find pleasant ac-
~ cOmmOdatiOns az the GOLDEN HILL INSTITUTE No.
80 Courtlandst, Bridgeport CT. "
A FEW BOARDERS taken at a farmhouse,
~ miles from Chanpaqua one hour from aZdsi Terms
moderate A b., w-Castle, " y.
IT AMITYVILLE, first-cass board, at pri-
~ yate house. the great South By good boating bath
ing aud hsbing; terms moderate Address T. r. A., Am'
vile, Long Island.
A FIRST GLASS FARMHOUSE WISHES
n Summer bOarders high land pleasant drives; g32l
food good accommodation carriage 10 station AudIess W.
AACKERMAN, saddle luyer n J.
At LONG BRANCH, Monmouth Beach and
" Cottages to let FOR the Sumnei a@OO 10 s,Wuj
so procured hotels ana cottages Apply 10 Wm'
LANE q Co. East Long Branch
AMONG THE CATSKILLS.-At Durham,
~ Greene County n. Y-NOted Tor health cOmmolous
is I iazza shaded lawn fine walks drives and scehty
it, T MIX. fresh vegetables and fruit terms moderate
Address az above y. D. ELLlOII
A mone the Berkshire Hills, Maplewood Hall
n ptsfeld Mass-NOw open Dealtiiu park ~ M acios
400 feet Ioye The sea hours from NeW'4 ork rooms
eomfortaie well furnished and CyconyeI n
csiicnt table moderate terms Address 6Eo' W, MI I.
A FEW BOARDERS WANTED in private
n family living amoug tho hills OF O1sEdO C0UNI1, ~
= Boaing bathing ami fshingi RoOl dflves AZ
tom Address L. p. o. Box 1874 Morris Otsego Co.. y. Y
A MONG THE RAMAP0 MOUNTAINS
n AZ Terrace Hall fiAMAPO. Rockland Cogny;, y; ~, a.,
A{ sooion with splendid scenery house On
ane ake good boating nshing Gehghuul .POS ~
te fanies house being furnished Win view 70 SVultV'i
Circulars references, &C. On Application 0u'iA's