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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-15
Wednesday snos, May Is, 1873
VALUATION OF LAWRENCE COUNTY.
DesdNood Pioneer.

Deadwood Pioneer.
The following are ,he correct figures re-
presenting the assessed valuation Of the
different precincts 10 Lawrence coQnty, %
we're furnished by Assessor Copzell:
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-15
BLACK HILLS NOTES.

The Pennington county Jail contains
eight prisoners.
Crook City has voted 76 to 5 in favor Of
incorporation.
j. Il. Dix arrived at Dead wood from
Yankton on the 7th.
Upwards Of 80 pupils now attend the
public school at Deadwood.
A six hundred dollar dwelling rents for
seven hundred dollars year in Deadweod.
Col. Lounsbury, Of the Bismarck Tribune,
is expected At Deadwood about the 2Oth
inst.
As high as $25 was paid for . seat in
Langrlshe's new theatre for the opening
performance.
The placer mines on Gold run, between
Deadwood and Lead city, are paying from
so to SIS per day per nau.
Chas Ducett. Frenchmau. of Dead.
wood. has been adludged insane, and will
be sent to the insane asylum
Charles F. Thompson, the new treasurer
of Lawrence county, was the democratic can
didate for the third Wisconsin district in
1875.
Opium smokers in Deadvood pay one
thousand dollars . week 10 the Chinese
smoke houses for the grati6catisn of thai
evil habit.
A corresr ondent writing from RAPID
chronicles the bir,h of several children il
the city, and adds. "but 70 We hadn't an,
thing 10 do with ii, we shall make no con
fession.'
&c. Clapp. Of the 6rm Of Mcintyre
C.app, aurvsyors and mining engineer.
Dssdvood, died on the 9Th, after Eve day,
iiinsa Of typhoid fsver. He vas q year.
I old.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-05

Deficiency for year 1877 IN income meet all ,
The Company expended ~ construction SlOie9l w aha
pad - 100000 !uiV -uSiug inL q,
Tires Ihol-ani Ave hunrr AMI eighty tons Of steel rail
were ad u u, road during The year. aud The ruadbed anu
Cnuil-ucut n ha clutli than before.
TitE PITTSBUL0, VIRGINIA AND CHARLESTON
RAILWAY
Extends from BIRMINGHAM Up HE M"nOngahela River 20
Nrrousahell CIV distance of 30 miles, ana B. intended 10
dcytop Important c0h territory along lint IlycT.
IL earnings We n. ia 3S
gl,.ni 90
New-York tribune., 1878-03-05

shareholders entitled to receive annually scrip eguvs
dividend Of 81 share redeemabo AZ he opon OF
the Company bearing interest at four per cent per
payable annually and in addition thereto the baancso
The net earnings in cash.
The income OF the trust to be applied
1st. To the necessary expenses OF the trust .. 4.
Cd To the payment OF interest upon the scrip % Issued
the shareholders, and
3D. To the purchase from time TO time OF the outstanding
guaranteed and other obligations as before stated
principal OF the entire nxed obligations OF your
upon leased lines and guaranteed securities cover
ing 4O5 miles Of weoca railway lines and 4Oe miles OF
valuable own works may be stated -
follows:
UNTITD NEW, JERSEY RAILROAD AND CANAL
COMPANY including all companies In whcbt o.- -, nm
concerned as O guarantor $4f,zVo'ofo w
PENNSYLVANIA RAHRoAD COMPANY; ...,o. o.,
All lines Of Pittsburg and Erie 3345uZb6 90
All lines west Of PlttsbuTg and Erie so36V5oi 80
sl7s0ls2s3 II
CONAN ...... ............ =. ~. 100000 90
sis5,oI6,2sy ii
ing fund =. .o.."' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 100000 90
The balance OF ese xec liabilities 293 IL
The average animal interest aud guarantee
thereon is 7tlo per cert. or In round mum o ooo An
TO meet this Obligation the net
earnings for 1877 from the
Western lines ,20o,6J7 o9
all lines OF pittsburg
aud Erie, after paying interest
the debt Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, and reptal
OF its branch lines worked at =.
their cost, for tue same period loS44s33 IL o,o oo
New-York tribune., 1878-03-05
Eettures dno ilreIlnes.

A LECTURE by
~ Or. JACOB ClIAaBERLATS Of Ma,lras India.
q CURIOCS THINGS OF INDIA. VIII b, delivered ss
Reformed CAurch, 9th ave-, opposite West Sd ST..
TUESDAY evening, March 5.at ococa Al.>ion .
NEW-IORk HISTORICAL SOCIETY. A
~ stated meeting VIII be heh ~ the LlaN, on Iu,sty
evening, March 3, at O'Clock Rev. CHARLES ". BAiRn
DID, w read paper entitled a Month Amuag the Record
In London" AN DREW WARNER, Recording secretary.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-05

NNAILACK'S.
w Proprietor ana Manager. Mr.. LESTER WALLACk
MONDAY EVENING. MAR IL
Mr.. LFSTI.K WALLACK, having recovered from his re-
illness, Will performance VI ALFRED
EVELYN, ia Lord ly ttOns great comedy Of
MONEG,
viii be given every evening uniil further notice
The distribution 4 characters will also include MessTs. II.
j. MONTAGUE. JOHN GlLbEHr, JOHN BRouGHAM,
HARRY BECkErr w. Il. FLOYD. HENRY CRISP J.
". SHANNOS. W. J. LEONARD, {. EDWIN, II.
AlIING, W. A. EITiSGE j. rECk H. PtAli~ON, Miss
ROSE COGIILAN. Niue. PONIsi. Miss STELLA BOSI-
FACE.
SArT RDAY MATINEE AT $50
SCHOOL.
In which Mr. LESTER WALAC( will resume his claracicr
ACk pOYNIX. The whole m the cast lioXDicc
open daily IN may be secured two weeks IN
advance.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-05

Deduct interest or all funded debt. sSi9 1000
Interest aud discount, taxes &c.--. llI,3J"b VI
Rentals of Leased roads ana all
charges pertsiEIug thereto ..-....- 512jpS 30 ,,
New-York tribune., 1878-03-05


ON the fret dv o. January 1871 the bonds Of the YORK and
laiO Company for TUpUOD became cue lrT
the Uayment provision has been made by The North
cru Railway C1ppny, the ssu" oi iis cons da"d
general These bonds pm chased 10y hc
Pennsyyan Ra0ad Company and th" bonis "i The "rA
and Cumberland Railroad Company rad or al laiufv lhc
pennsVlysna Railroad Company als0 purchased an additions"
Of the Northern Central RAILWAY company bOhb
stated amounted IN AL -
500 900 proceeds of this further purchase were ap
lpd by Northern Central Hallway Company 10 the eNtin
euIout Of It's bills payable which have been reduced to
S37G,557 n. -, - ,, =. -,
IL WA be noted that the income o tho northern Central
Railway Company 1917 SI,51JO'1 30 aud that the
interest on eli It's bonded indebtedness was rSlQJio
sud Gccidod improvement was ehCcd IN inc con
lion his road s equipment dulhs tht wear nzlJ
tons rail and Z3 5J2 ties were placed IN lhe Track
TIE RAi1MOgE AND IOiOMAC l.tiRoAp FENlsbL9 al
your lines important connection WIN me Nau"hdl
Calita ana POpes Creek upon tc Potomac
River.
Ixners4s ............... j3i,5ji 81
Net earpings ............... Sill 1853 u
Int on iuDtod debt and gold premium. .2H2,%oI ~
Rents ana Int cal estate ,nOrtggs. 2OJ"Oo o- o.o
New-York tribune., 1878-03-05
Coutinucd from Third Page.

Tne fcUosipg table slow earning and cost pas
-, ,et ~ an each OF be divisions
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-26
BRIDGEr RAYS ELOPEuENT.
How She was Induced to Run Away, and
WI. then De.erted by Her Lover.

Bridget Ray, the girl who was induced to
leave her home at IL Flagg street Cambridge,
Mass. 10y Alfred Montague. n picture frame
maker. who had Il wife and two children living
in Cambridge. returned to Boston yesterday
with her aunt. Mrs. Mary Mead. Bridget il
eighteen years Of age. and she has u fair COM
prNion. light hair. banged" in front. and
dark hazel eyes She was fashiouahly dressed
in drab suit with IA sacque trimmed with
black silk and black ball fringe. She wore
Iaunty white felt hat. trimmed with black veil
vet mixed with red. and crowned with n white
feather. She was first missed from her homo
at about : a o'clock ON Tuesday evening. June
4. and she says that Montague furnished her
the money to take the boat TO New York. Mon
tague had been trying for year to induce her
Ia "ope with him. but she constantly refused.
until he grew So eXtrayngant in his promises
ami professions of love. that she consented to
~ away with him II h. would remain true 20
her forever. She started alone for New York.
Her mother, who is a widow. was greatly dis
trcss.d at her disappearance, and the first ono
shs sought to comfort her WIS Alfred Mon
tague. who had remained in Cambridge TO dis
arm suspicion. Montague pretended To Ice sur
prise' ana joined IA sehrcn Tor the missing
girl. The Cambridge and Boston police were
Informed. and every public institution and the
mOrgurs were searched
on the next Thursday Montague followed
Miss Ray 10 This city and stopped with her In
Hudson street. In II few days Mrs. Ray. believ-
ing that her daughter had been drowned. offered
s25 reward for any information leading to tho
recovery Of her body. This advertisement APP
pearing in N" Boston papers. which Montague
induStriOusly read, frightened him. and he sud
denly deserted the girl. starting ostensibly for
Montreal. Canada. Ii Is thought that he went
ia another direction. for he Is reported 10 be "a
dcserter from the British army.
After waiting for eight or ten DAYS AMI trying
10 get employment. Miss Ray wrote lone ask
ing for $40. She dropped her letter In the
BROOKLYN Post Onice. emitting to say in il whore
she WAS staying or what she had been doing.
She said that she had been employed, but that
she had lost her situation. li"rCunt, Mrs. Mead
then cHm" to brooklyn with the letter, and uu
consulting with the police. agreed to remain in
the city until u decoy letter could be- sent To her
niece Detective Frost prepared n letter, which
he dropped INTO IA" l}rooklyn Post ONCE. the
result being rs related in THE Sun of yesier-
day. the arrest Of Bridget Ray on Monday after
noon. When Mrs. Mead SAW her niece she -nid
cXcitedly: on when You get back won't Mrs
Montague kill YOU. Shes a far better looking
girl than yourself Miss Bridget SAID that
Montague had threatened H. Kill her II she ever
aNIospl him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-26
FINANCIAL AvD COMMERCIAL

TUESDAY. June 25-P. NJ. - The operations
at the Stock Exchange were on n restricted
scale. and Lake Shore Delaware. Lackawanna
and Western. Erie. tho Western shares. and
Pacific Mail. which became active in the later
dealings at decline from 1874, buyer 3. to li's.
regular way. We're the principal features. The
general tone OF this market was heavy. although
Lake Shore was brought to the support Of the
more active list by its rally near the close to So.
and So, for 25 share lots. Tho Northwesterns
were also strong in the final TRANSACTIONS and
the st. Pauls closed at the highest points Of the
day. Michigan Central. however. weakened
after midday. and yielded from GO to G5A. al
though recovering to Co.. at the close; and
Western Union ran down from sG7s and 81 for
small lots TO So ut the second call. New Jersey
Central and Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern were both stronger. as will DO observed by
the quotations else where but In Rock Island there
an iupruNemrn from MA ~ il-i seller 3, although
recorded after +. NJ. The changes IN wabash anl
Ohos were not specially significant and the changes IN
the remainder Of the list will he found below.
In ia, gold market no special features were presented.
All o the sales were at ltOAs
In loans thu paid for the OF gold i64.
Ia 2. and = cent
Foreign exchange ruled STRONGER AZ nm advance to
- - and ~ ~ tor time and demand drafts respectively,
although in actual trade the recovery was only A.
In the money market cali loans ranged 2i Z cent,
with mai NEGOTIATIONS at the lower rate.
Prime commercial paper passed at 3il8hs
Government bonds CLOSED strong
ll..as asaN fN.. oil. NNAaA
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sworn TO by him before Mr.. Wooldy? A.-Last
November. when got home looked through
the large accumulation Of papers / had. and
finally found il. and scnt il by mail. enclosed
IN note. TO senator Conkling. ! don't know
Senator Conking for the purpose 81 eonvnr-
ing h i'm that Andcrson's statement that he was
drunk, when he signed II. was no, true.
Mr. Conkllng That il was in his tndcrson'-l
handwriting. tphe witness was here shown
identified them ms Icing In his handwriting
BY Mr.. Butler Have you called ON Senator
Conkling Tor thni document since you have
been hero this time2 Ayes sir; the next
morning nftcr got here called on him. aud
We went together ~ the room oi the Committee
on Commerce. and search was nude. but 1t
clearly receiving H. Int remembered perfectly
well my promising to send it 10 him, left him
send it to me But hnv, not received IT,
by the Chairmar-Did YOU take amy copy
p.-Do you recoilc.t 1t well enough to repeat
whut II was2 A.-No. sir. | rcrolcct that it
stnted there was intimidation in the parish. hut
! do not remember whether it stated ii was 10y
Democrats or Republicans
Albert q. Haley was ncXt called, and he pro
ccccdcd TO sigtc, in answer 70 questions by the
lived within few doors Of the house whore
Mrs. jerks stopped when she was in Washing
ton last winter. He had a conversation with
her about the so-called sherman letter
4;-pcase to stat" what she said about il.
ne question WIS pilN lfl 10 Nv VT. HlSro'k,
claiming that there was no legal evidence show
ing that Secretary sherman ever wrote the So
called sherman lfttor and Mr.. Mcmahon stat
ing that he believed sherman did write the
letter from the testimony ~ already given.
Mr. Butler did not think there was the slight
est inference that could ice legally or logically
drawn that Mr.. sherman ever wrote the So
called sherman letter.
The Chairman said that he differed from tho
Republican members OF the committee In SO far
IA they deemed the important point in the in
vesugntion to he whrtN"r secretary sherman
wrut" the letter or not for 1t WAS proposed to ho
shown that Secretary sherman had used Ger
tain influences to bring about certain results.
and this letter is only one OF series Of actions
tending to that end.
After further discussion. the witness was OK
cuscd ana the committee adjourned.
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Coroner's Jury Looking ut the uuius-The
Fatal Gss-Jet In the Vault.

A Coroncr's jury yesterday examined the
ruins of the vault in tho Tax Collectors office in
the now municipal building. Brooklyn. which
was blown to pieces on Monday by an explosion
OF gas. They also viewed the body Of Mr.. Oliver
S. Vincent. who was killed by the explosion.
having been shot as II from n cannon for thirty
six feet. and thrown against the baso board Of
the opposite wall He was an unmarried man
Of middle nge, and lived with his mother and
sisters ut 1856 Flatbush avenue. The Coroner
adjourned the inquest until Friday evening.
William T. Code. the stamp clerk who unluck-
ily struck the match that caus I'd the explosion.
IL suffering internally from his injuries Mt 800
Union street. 1t will be some time before he
can resume his duties Collector Tanner and
many others visited hun Yesterday. His face
and hands are badly burned and he will prob
ably be disflgurcd for life.
lively dispute arose yesterday over tho
nvermont in THE SUNS report Of the explosion
hHI rcthseL 10 nave gas carried into the vault,
aud that the two-light chandelier had been
placed there by the Tax Collector. Mr.. Tanner
ssnid that the gas pipe had been introduced by
Chairman and Alderman Fisher was mcm-
Der and that all that he had done was 10 attach
q. chandelier TO the gas pine already there.
Messrs Fisher and French maintained that the
assertion In THE Sun was correct. They said
that the Board Of City Works had prepared tho
specifications for the gas fixtures. and that Mr..
mtee that the gas was introduced at the re-
quest OF the Department of Collection. Tho
City Works Boards Specifications were obtain
ed. and CORPORAL Tanner then fran KY acquitted
the committee. Tho vault will probably be re-
built with n ventilntor but in no event will Eus
be used in IL hereafter.
Tho municipal building was yet without gas
last night, being dimly lighted with sperm
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-26
THOUSANDS DIsTRANCHIsED
The Democracy of Indiana struggling for
Equitable ApportIonment.

INDrANAPoLIs, June 21.-The uphill char
actor - tho contest soon to be opened in this
State by tho Democracy. while fully comprc-
hcnded here. is not understood abroad. The
approaching canvass. with the election follow
ing. may yield Democratic majority of 10000.
and yet the substantial fruits OF victory incline
to the Republicans through the workings II the
gerrymander passed IN 1873 This So divided
the State that the Republicans with minority
Of votes amounting to moro than 1000 nt the
election Of 1876. obtained nine out Of thirteen Of
the Congressional Representatives.
1t required 2l3,2l9 Democrats to clect four
members OF Congress. while POI $40 kouuili-
Guns elected nine members. making $500
Democrats necessary to elect Congressman.
for forth the e sane 1' duty fRs shows the quality II
disfranch sement in II way that is Understood
by every voter in the state and it also shows
that great labor will be- required 20 right the in
Equity While the people OF the South have
been relieved Of their voting disabilities the
yoke has been placed on the necks Of eighty or
ninety thousand Democratic voters In Indiana
The election that created the Legislature of
llsl3 gay, the Demofracy majority IN TIE
Governor and yet that Legislature apportioncd
tire state To result IN selecting an Assembly
with Observation-Disclosures, 2UAi Representa-
tivcs. 81. Republi rans-S senators. 20', Rep
rosentatives. b2'i. Republicans Themselves are
ashamed OF this ,apportionment. 1t was the
called after Gov. Henlricks's certion in 1872
but before his inauguration. The groteSque
shapes ~ several of the Congressional districts
indicate t. what extent geOgraphi al cons deru-
tions wcr" ignored The election of n Demo-
craft state Legislature is 10 bee undertaken, in
the hone OF wlplng out an upporuonmeni that
disfrunchiscs thousands of the voters Of the
State, and ne most effective note ~ the coming
canvass will be- sounded on this fraud.
Tho next Legislature Is T. elect a United
States senator. VINO, of course. viii be. If the
democracy carry the Assembly, Daniel W.
The present Democrat, state Central Com
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-26
ILLEGALLY MIXING WHIsKEY.
An Illicit stin Discovered In Operation In
West Houston street.

Deputy Revenue Collector TIawlcy, Rove
nue. Agent Webster. and Deputy Marshal Du-
bert discovered an Illicit whiskey still ir opera
ton. yesterday in West Houston street. They
entered the promises without warning. Tho
two men at work ran to rear wall, through
which "a hole had been made as a way Of escape ;
but Dubert drew a pistol and cried Stop. or
| u shoot, and they Were quickly secured.
Three enormous wushtuhs were full and q
huge fire had just been built in the furnace
SN barrels of whisky was ready Ia be- taken
away. While the officers were examining the
place cart WAS driven M with six empty bar
rrls The cartmHn proved 10 be brother % W.
L. COnuors Of 3l5 West Houston street He de-
MED any knowledge ~ the place. and said he
had never been in it, but had received his pay
for barrels as they were delivered on the side
walk. He was not arrested. Tho prisoners
were taken tu the Prince street station, They
gave their names as John Fisher and Daniel
Glinchy \ boy named James COyle. who was
watching neGr the gnte. WIS also arrested.
The Use Of the still was defrauding the Gov
ernment out Of about $3.50 per day. Tho prom
Uses ARE said by Mr.. lIawley to be the properly
Of Trinity Church. Under tho pretcnce of a
vinegar factory, the still had not been suspected
10y the ncighhors The punishment for Illicit
whskoy distiling Il conilscation 81 the proper
ty and fine and Imprisonment Of the workrnen
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Transactions yesterday at the Exchange CON-
pris,A foreclosure salo.hs
Louis Mr.,r-rhc bmliius with lot, 2aH77 II Day
street north side betwcccn broadway and Church
street. Sl4.uu. toe. A Hem. 4ucs
II Coat.s-Onc house. with lot 25Nl 0l 81 Chrvstie
street cast sic, between Canal and Hester streets
81 tiH 90 platinum
john r Buld-rhc hulllius, with lot - SAiGg 5Ss
street ?. 1870. t,f N uIini.k
Mci..suy a s.Niu-uur house with lot ~ 5N-5 SO
Lexington avenue. southwest corner OF sixty second
street. Slt,ofi go plaiuuit
e l. lNpu-lAN luiiI-. VIII l.f. 25Nlrl4. - Mc,t
Forty huh street. south ic $50 ect west 90 Tenth Az.
enut 81. 4au. To- ilturu.
n liru,u ~ ~ pubic auction me- hui'tings with
plot uf land. N-h Yn tu "a kNinlu street nnrtnvat
cnru,ro Canton .trDrt. fld 100 to Stcfi.ru lto.tN
lusn camp adjourned sale OF 800 West El,vonth
street, tuJuly
7 day at ihr ENchaueo h warren 4 GO announce
trustee, ~e of a6JoD acres o land M Nj powslI'ountt
Wet VA -Iuia
\ number o, foreclosure sales arc also announcei
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Court Calendars To-day.

SUPREME CouRT-CHNIBERs.- 80. sc. 81.
70. ln lul, ius. ~ iN iu lu2 l. i~ 10 lSS $50,
2ii
SurRrvF Corpr-SrFciAL TFRN.-Nos 373. 300 ~. %.
l ja7 so ga. 10 3ou 40 1856 30, J7i i2- 4i- $50
5lh ~. 3G2
srrRtsE Counr-Clacrir-P Nos 323n 2di7 1909,
l7ln. $40 l1ris. lltHi 1891 49, is-i Part II Nos
id-. 1871 llin 1851 1861 1888 2s2, 1896 s22 5Gj2
2u57. 80 32ssi $3.50 tu4n. .t2u2
SUPERIOR COur-SpfctAt TtRW -Dcmurrcr No. o.
SUPERIOR CouW-Part l-Nus l,si. 7a3. so, ~. sfS,
4tH 5iH t. 2ji, 73g 4sjis G2S 1d rs so Part II -
Adjourned Tor the term Part llI-Nos $50 -Ai. $40.
10 40, VOI WS, eO9 30 1913 1929. 1850 1852 1888.
1Ui5
COSMOS PLv,s-Part Il-One Hour Causes-Nos. 2472
pal 2-l1. 2r'l 300, 2i 22. 2-6. -753 2ji-. -e'o,
2~7u g-Ai. ifSl
MaRrNK CouRr-ptrt f-No day calendar. Part II -
Nus 2Ils ljsl $3.50 4t22 4220 tnta 4ifn, 2Og7 3~i3
400, 4iio Part I1INos D72 1913, 4757, 47jU, 1910
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- New Orleans Ilalsey. New orleans June 10
- civ of Atlanta NoodhuiI. Charleston June "a
- Greece. Peurc". London June -
- Acapulco tlapp. Asnuwnll june IL
- Montana. Beddne. Liverpool juno 10
s. Archorla Htdttrwick. ttlu-fow June IS.
- Beueiactor Jones Wilmington
- Russia tuuk. Liverpool June 49, Queenstown 10th.
- G1ucus RcHrsc. Boston
- Isaac Bill Lawrence. Richmond.
ship Lima. Ahrcu-. Antwerp
ship HreWcrlche. Reimhkcn. London May 30
ship cuba. stot London May ~
Bark O-auua. Gtrguho. Catauia.
bark VIM u Gem. collins Almeria
BARK pemarcht Hartuoto. Liverpool
Bark SheranIa. Andersen. Nnrvis
Bark Cecilia GrANuna CHtama
BARK Pctropulis. CranstOn. Gcnua
Bark Reno. SteflanNch. Newcastle
Bark falo Alta. Jenkins. Caricuas
Brig Eudurus. iriucc. CaritnNs.
Brig Morning Light Dill. Port Spain. Trinidad
Brig HARRINGTON. Moses. ClrlcnIs
Hug charlotte. Briggs. Barbados
Schr Cook Borden. lunt. Point a ftrc
Schr l. aul kuowle-, Thh,tts. Para.
Schr n " Foster Rich. ow BAY. G. b.
Also the regular cuHstwiSe packets
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Snsinrss nuiltts.


Manhattan Hench.-The finest beach; bathing es-
adjustment Tor surf bathing hot and tc.taurAut Take
boat ELIZA HANDoN. foot o. 2ld q. Etst river to
Grccnpoint then all rail 60 beach on North fver steam
ers by BAY Ridge Time 10y clthel route, one hour.
Round tup kt 90 cents aui good on 'he whoe road.
fur lArtIen.Ars see umo tahIes
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MARINE INTELLIG ENCE

stStsruRE AtNNSAC-rftfs DAY.
sunrises.... 80 sun sets. 80 Noon rises. o.
Hicn NArfR-TIts
Sandy Hook. 10 Gov. island. % Hell date. n
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

BUSINESS Is Dull. TRY STOCK sPEcrLATlON'
Thousands dollars Often made from ,tln'ut
one hundred. send e. Alex. rockingham \ Go.
brokers. ~ Wall st New YORK, Tor their Weekly tntn
L a l.. stll
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Ladics.-Iu health Clear opinions and curing treat
mcnt ny DIR HkiNllELMAN, tpln, ID hast liui 81
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