davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1878-03-12
Ey- A Richmond special says Gov.

Ey- A Richmond special says Gov.
Halliday vetoed the bill prohibiting the
reception of coupons for taxes going in
to the school fund. The Senate sustain
ed the veto, There is a revolutionary
feeling being daily exhibited by the read.
iusters who find themselves checkmated
by the Governor in every move they make
looking to reputation measures. To-
day the special joint order was the elcc-
ton of nineteen Circuit Judges. With
gross discourtesy to the Senate the
House adjourned, leaving the Senate
unable to do anything. This means a
postponement of the election until the
next session, when it is feared the debt
question will be made a test with the
Judges.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1878-03-12

Furnishing DELMoNICo Two Germans
fresh from Chicago visited New York,
and one well acquainted with the city. in
vited his friend TO Delmonico's where a
dinner for two and a bottle OF vine were
ordered, The place and fare were prais
cd until the bill of Sll was presented.
This they CO sidered an extortion. They
paid, however, and while walking down
Broadway the excited German common
ced to swear at the supposed extortion.
His friend then said "Do not shwear,
Yawcob. 1t is wicked to shwear. God
has punished dot man Demonico'
How 81 have my pocket full nit
spoons. Chicago Drover's Journal.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1878-03-12

RAISING MoTuERLEss CoLr.-The
best thing for mothcrless colt is COW s
milk diluted with about twenty-five per
centum of water and with little sugar
added. The milk, if possible. should be
from newly calved COW. In addition,
the colt might have thin Cruel made OF
oatmeal and linseed meal equal parts,
the linseed being reduced or increased
according as it is fond that the bowels
are relaxed or constipated. The add.
ton of a few raw eggs to the cruel VIII
improve it.-Toronto Globe.
Fg- Does it seem the correct thing for
a glee club to sing under lady's wind
ow as a screnadc, 90 Darling, you are
growing old"
Ey A lady that would please herself
in marrying was warned that her intend
ed, although good sort of man, was
very singular. "W ell" replied the lady
" if he is very much unlike other men,
he is much more likely to be good hus
band
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1878-03-12
STAND Nor THE ORDER.--Two CONNER

STAND Nor THE ORDER,-Two CONNER
cial travellers comparing notes; 81 have
been out three weeks" said the first, land
have only got four orders" "That beats
me-" said the other; 81 have been out
four. weeks and have only got one order,
and that's an order from the firm to come
home"
Marian remarked one of the horny
handed S ons of toll to his wife, pears to
me it takes a sight o calico to make you
a dress these hard times can't you econ
omise with one of them pull-backs the
city gals wear?' 1t was then Marian fired
the bread board at him, and remarked
that she wasn't goin' to stop the circula
ton Of blood in my legs for no hsld-head =
cd old penny pncher
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1878-03-12
How TO SELECT Conn FOR PLANTING

How TO SELECT Conn FOR PLANTING.
"A farmer planted five rows of corn with
seed taken from below the top of the
ear, rejecting the imperfect grains at the
extreme point; then five rows taken from
the middle and base Of the ear, rejecting
the imperfect grains at the butt. The
result being the five rows planted from
the middlet and butt of the ear rpened
about two weeks and half before the
other rows, the corn of the former
being better cared and filed to the end
of cob.
"The rotten apple spells his COM
panion,"
"Look tefore, or you'll find yourself
behind"
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1878-03-12
Van Buren, Grange, p. IL.

NAN buren, GRANGE, No. SO, =. OIL. Reg
ular meetit rs first Saturday of eacl
month at O'Clock. 4. M, at Lemlev's Hall
4 miles east of Van Buren,. Ark. Patrons il
good standing are fraternally invited.
HENRY SHELLEY. W. NJ
u. / " Est, Secretary.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1878-03-12
10. O. T..
Temperance Reform.

ARMONY COUNCIL, No. 81. Temperance Re
form, meets at Masonic Hall, on Tuesday oSe-
ing of each week. at T.. o clock, - -
Members in good standing of our Order from other
auncils are cordially invited to attend.
90 lac e. i. HARVEY, W. A. d.
q. C. TnAyER, K. :.
Van Buren, Aug. 1878.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1878-03-12
HAYMAN g. SONS.
M -ACHINISTS
Machine Agents,
CITY WHARF

VAN buren,, ARKANSAS
For |. 4 f. Greenwald's Steam Engines,
Boilers and Mill Machinery ofeyery descrip-
ton. Cincinnati. Ohio.
Also, for James Bradford & Co.'S Mill Stone
Mandatory and Mill Furnishcrs, Cinn.,O.
Col. j. P. KING. Mulberry Mill, Franklin Co.
MooRE, PYATr Soy, FIGURING Mills. Boonsboro
JAMES MALECoAr. Flouring Mills, Biingsly
w. II. RnEs, Rhessville.
A. NJ. CALLAHAN * Co., Cotton Factory and Mill
Van Buren,.
Msychaat.. Fon Bnren-Williams & Whitfield. J.
John Aastin White 4 Hanlev.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1878-03-12
FIR ATER NAL.
MASON IC.
7ova1 Arch MI osohs.

rIylIE regular Conyocations ofVAN BrREN CHAPTER,
III No 3, K. A. NJ, are held at Masonic Hail. on
Monday Evening after Saturday or before the full
nosn Visiting Companions IN good standing are
- J. &. KENNEDY. IT, P.
Nv II n SurHLEy Secretary decltf
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1878-03-12

Its Pay your debts,
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-05-30

In the line Of
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-05-30
SUMMONS.

IN TIL, DrSTp1f,J rO1-p,r on THE err
,,id InGi,jhi Hi.,i', - w., ~
W. hi,,rt,r h"idi,,, . ~ 1,,, CO. F "
a. 5ol nv
Wi;a S,tie 1 anu iIelnc'
frd piah,n1 lin r . H. 1 p
MI. h,,n, n,,d ~ rri p nit,, - an H.
Atin,, ir,,,N,ht IL, ~, 1ijtr;nt Cn,,, r flo
S,,I r;iii ~ ~ ~ ", ''iI
Vnshin,r.n,, hoidi,,r t, /. i,,,i f +, w.
f Ii7 IL ~ io' CIV
ana TNri4 ,iiG az XIV
in ~ ,,'If 81 tir, az IA ~ ~ ]
49, $500 pi t'u IN WI =
u pL,,, W., ID ~ H. t,,t - II i -
y o"tr,o,, h"c,ni.,t ~ '''' A4"' '70'
T., H. ,,n,,,,,. ,,ttT, -,,..od s.+,.,-r ,,,,,;.
, n,,1 avail f ,,,, ~ ~ ,'.'' !, i"
!n,,n"r in an action T,.',jt ,.,'' ~,
~ ,I,a,.n ,,,,,,,od ,,1,int.ti i, - -,
G"rrt 0f thn Sncond 'Ii, ~ ny f ,
,Tr.it ~ U,sLi.t La,bi,,. ~, ''.e
Ll,n,n'i, C,v.lit9 I-,,,,t, e.. - E. ~
~. Cii. VIit, ~ Wy
ontIsit ,ilI '''I ''," ~ 70
y,Li,G .,,.,,,,,,.',,i,s ~ ,,,n,i v" ~
az Ui' r,.'S Win
or,( ih :.r,ic ~, ,,,,,, f W. Su' !,
sa,,d within nj cGn,,t, 80, II ,,d l4 e
49,; t ,;I; Va, - 81 ~ ~ "a
ni+,iot uitti ti,,,, 49,, ~ ~ J |
- siS h ''t' 90 o''
yftiin fnrt, ~, If sc'.'d ~, ,i,ii'n,i
thrr With Sivtv da,sr II, ,,,t,' ','t' I a.
lao tol.nt1
,h" ,,.a,,, If "id o,rinjt ~ ~
Tii IA nr,in,, i ,n'n'rI,t oh.,; ;,,d,.
mon, ,,roi,,.t thn s,id WIN . p,,,'r'sd -
M ~ ,,, h,,dI IA , =, ~,
= GlI ~ ,,i,I i,, Nv i,N my III
ra. r ,,l,. , '|'i i,t - IA Ii
,'id vi ! rr, pc, en- per "ri'uI T." ~
az ~, Wy W l.'o'
.i,' u p1 '"tt "a - I'M
ts- ,,, h IN 49, 'T -. II "H5
..i =! ti,V ~ HcS'Vi .: h"hSlo,u III
,,.o ,,'H 20 Va
!oicTiosHi ., ;,iI mo- t-"-c upon 'TI
- r IN - w.
~ " II. ~ fiI'.' ~:
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-05-30
From the Tacoma Herald

On last Monday, the 18th inst, sew
eral young men went out hunting on
horseback, and when near VIM. Mel
sons farm they suddenly came upon
two large bears. they fired upon them
and succeeded in killing one, but the
other ran for the timber and passed out
of sight, Notwithstanding that one of
the boys, Johnny Northover, put four
charges of buck shot into him at short
range. As the bear seemed likely to
escape, Adam Benson said he would
ride around the thicket, which was a
short distance, and head him off He
accordingl " started olfaloneand reached
the other side of the wood before the
bear. He dismounted and tied his
horse to tree, and had waited but a
few moments when the infuraited beast
broke from the timber and rushed for
him. He fired two shots, but the bear
was upon him. The beast rose upon
his hind legs, as Adam struck at him
with his rifle, and knocked the weapon
from his hands. Then with stroke
of his paw he felled Adam to the earth.
knocking him between two logs, com
menced to bite and claw him. Adam
held the beast from his throat by grasp
ing him by the shaggy hair on each
side of his head. He is a powerful
young man. But he felt his strength
beginning to fail, and he knew that his
only hope was in the knife that he car
ried in his belt. He let 90 of the bear
with his right hand and reachedfor the
knife, but found it was gone Thrust
ing the empty sheath into the bears
mouth, he gave himself up for lost.
The bear was mangling the muscle OF
his arm in terrible manner, and
would soon have killed him, had not
Jack Barnes dog Rover come upon
them. The dog attacked the bear
fiercely and compelled him to leave
Adam, who managed to crawl upon his
horse, and rode back to where the rest
of the party had stopped to skin the
other bear. When he reached them
he was too weak to tell them what had
happened. His friends carried him
home, and on the way he managed to
tell them that he was not anxious to
box with bear soon again. The hun
tiers went to look for the bear, but
found he had escaped.
As Benson's injuries are all flesh
wounds it is thought he will soon re-
cover but he may lose the use of one
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-05-30
TIE.Z.TCAM
Mustang; Lilliment,
For NAN AID BEAST.

This lininl"nt very naturally originated In Arnert
ca v.crc Mature provides in her laboratory such
surprising a:tdotos for the rialadies OF her chill
drl... Its fame has bcoa spreading for - years.
until now IL cnc.gc!a5 The hah.table globe.
The Mexican .ics;aas l.,n!mcnt is matches
iamcdy loro,l cSiergal ailments OF man nd beast.
To stool, oSncri and farmers /; is invaluable.
\ single bo:te often saves human life
stores tAe usefulness OK an excellent horse. OF.
COW, or sheep.
1t c;:-g5 footro. hoaf,all. hollow horn, grub.
scrcw-5.orm, shoulder rot, mango. the bites and
st.ngs Of poisonous reptiles and insects and every
such drawback to stock breeding and bush life.
1t cures every external trouble OF horses. such
as lamcues5, scratches, swinny, sprans, founder.
wind gall ring bone, etc, etc
The NcS.c@l Mua;cng I4nlment is the quickest
cure In tac world for accidents occurring In the
family, in the absence OF physician, such
burns, scalds, spr;ns. cuts, etc, and for rheuma-
ts;;i, and stiffness onGendered by exposure. Par.
tcularly valuable TO Miners.
1t IS the cheapest remedy in the world. for 10
pcnetrates the muscle to the bone, and o single
application is generally sufficient TO cure.
Mexican Mustang Liniment is put up in three
sizes of bottles, the larger ones being proportion
ately much the cheapest. Sold everywhere.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-05-30
NOTICE.
L. s. LAND OFFICE,

L. S. LAND OFFICE,
Vancouver. W. T., May 3, 1873.
COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN ENTERED
y at this Office 10y Narcis Ramillard, against
Thomas y. Ballard for abandoning his Home
stead Entry No. 2l57, dated July Il, 1871, upon
the North Is 81 Northeast :. Section 30, Town
ship NORTH Range l west, in Cowlitz county,
Washington Territory, with view TO the can
collation. Of said entry; the said parties are
hereby summoned 10 appear at the Office OF
/. II. Whitehouse. Probate Judge Of Cowlitz
county. Wash Ter at Kalama, the County
seat Of said county, on the sth day Of June,
1913, at | o'clock P. NJ, then and there 10 re-
spond aud furnish testimony concerning said
alleged abandonment.
w. II. sMALLwOoD, Register.
E W. BROWN, Receiver.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-05-30
Notice to Creditors.

4 IL PERSONS HAVING ANY CLAIMS
"A against the estate of John T. Lovelace,
deceased, are hereby notified and required to
present them. with the necessary vouchers
within onc wear after the date OF this notice,
to me, at the Office Of Joseph NJ. Fletcher, at
torncy at law, Vancouver, Clarke county,
Washington Territory, and all claims not pre-
scented within the said period of one year will
be barred. BENJAMIN +. SHAW,
Executor Of the last will aud testament Of
John r. Lovelacc, deceased.
Dated Vancouver, W. T. Mayo, 1878. 81 3
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-05-30

The Truckee and Steamboat Springs
Company of Reno, Nevada, have
awarded contract for digging a new
canal to Chinese company for $780,
000-SS00 less than the lowest white
bidder. A public meeting has been
called to protest against employing
the s'heathen Chinee."
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-05-30
In the line of
Gents Clothing

We are able to put to shame Portland with
all her pretenses, and offer to the
public the following list Of
Il small portion only
of our stock
10 full suits Cottonade, at 81
80 at So. to 81.
20 full suits Satinctts, heavy, at IS.
80 full suits Diagonals, all styles, SO to 500
80 suits Mems fine Cassimcrs, from SIS. to S.15
20 suits Mems fine French Cloth at &lS. to $50
20 English Worsted at $l5. to $40
Youths, Boys and Chllren's Suits, in vari.
ETY., and at greatly reduced prices.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-05-30
Tine idaho Railroad.

While there is any amount Of noise
and smoke being kicked up about the
Northern Pacific Railroad, subsidies,
lands, etc, there is road being built
from Ogden into Idaho by private cap
ital. The builders are satisfied to get
the freight and passage travel, and let
land and money subsidies pass Bat
very little has been said about this
road, yet it is approaching completion
daily. The Idaho lVorld of the 18th
says; There arestrong evidences that
we will soon have railroad running
through Southern Idaho. JAY Goulds
railroad is running from Ogden to Ter
minus, a little town that Is springing
up this side of Bear valley. and carry
ing large Quantities of freight for Mon
tana and this Territory The grading
has been commenced for a railroad
from La Grande, Union county, in
Eastern Oregon. to Umatilla, on the
Columbia river This road is being
built solely with Eastern Oregon capt
tai, which IS sure proof that our Oregon
bretheren consider road through that
section one that will be q financial sue
cess for the company. To increase the
already large amount Of freight car
ried 10y Gould's road, and to secure the
travel, he will be obliged to bring it
nearer to Southrn Idaho's centre, Boise
City. When this is accomplished, the
two roads will have approached within
a short distance OF each other, and we
believe the junction would immediately
follow"
LIEUT.. MooRE's DEATH. THE death
of Lieut.. Foore in Fort Creek near
Fort klamath recently, has caused
much comment. His body was found
lying in the creek where the water was
not over eighteen inches in depth. He
was lying on his back, with one hand
under his head and the other upon his
breast. No marks Of violence were
found upon his person, and it is consid
cred certain that he either drowned
himself Intentionally or fell into the
stream and persisted while under the
influence of some intoxicating drink.
To the people Of the Lake country, who
have long known Lieut. Moore. both as
a capable officer and genial. whole
souled companion, this announcement
has caused feelings of peculiar sadness.
Portland .Sta1adard
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-14
NEWSPAPERS.

NEWSPAPERS.
nEMOHEsT'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE, For AUG GST
superbly illustrated with fine steel engrsving picture
IN oil from celebrated paintings and numssou:
ber with five dollar picture In oil OF that celebrated
character Kip Van Wrinkle. Sold everywhere mailed
post receipt Of the price, 25c. W. JENNINGS
DEMOREST, II kast 18th st., New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-14

PROPOSALS.
nFFfCE OF THE SEW YORK Elevated RXfL
" road Company.
No. BRoADwAY
NEW YORK, July 8, 1873.
Sealed proposals addressed the will
received this ONCE until Wednesday 18th inst
for the and removal Of rock and earth The
compXny property between 98th and 99h and Sd
4h For apply the ofce Of the Chic
Engineer. No. IS Broadway, Monday morning. 1871
Of the bios offered II. X. BISHOP,
Chairman Purchasing Committee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-14
COAsrWlsD sTHAMsHIPs,

COAATWlSB 1TBAMBHIRas, =
TEXAS Lls Io ~ T1LvxsrK.E sY SfwSx xsT
steamer CITY or HOUSTON. usptsa stsysas viii san
through bills Of adin. given TO Houston and all points on
the International Gre Northern. Gaseston Houston
and Henderson. and Gavstoa Harrisburg and San An
tonic railroads.
For ht passage and general information apply to
@. H. MALLORY CO.. Agents.
office pier 20 East River
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-14
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY JULY l88-QUADRUPLE SHEET
EXCURSIONs.

EXCURSIONS.
A -PLYMUUTH tUCk TO-DAY
A. AND EVERY DAY HEREAFTER.
including sundays
UP THE LpvELy HUDSON.
u. , stopping ~ vvprpc
Jarrett x Pslmer's superb palace steamer
PLYMOUTH ROCK. Captain Sam q. Martin
Three hours allowed for visiting the u . Mill IAhf
ACADEMY ut WEST POINT, or pleasant hour can DC
spent In Inspecting WAsHlNGroN'S HEADQUARTERS
atNEwBURG.
A MAGNIFICENT MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT
MARINE BAND, GLEE CLUB. XYLOPHONE. BENT,
the gre at cornst PLAYER. CHIMES kc, &c
EXCELLENr REFRACTORY ON BoAhD.
FARE, entire grand excursion. FIFTY CENTS
Children, TWENTY FIVE CENTS
BOAT LEAVES
every morning dncuding SUNDAYS, from pier ! e. the
battery, North River AZ 5 o'clock and foot Of 20 81
North River ut v:45 O'Clock. BROOKLYN PASSENGERS
will take ANNEX boat ut Fulton 9U5 A. NJ. NO EA-
IRA CHARGE for transfer sither way.
MOONLIGHT ON THE SEA. MONDAY.
Iu The palace steamer
PLYMOUTH ROCK
will make grand excursion down the beautiful haroor
TOMORROW (MONDAY) EVENING. JULY 10,
sordiDg citizens capital opportunity to escape rom the
intense heat q che ely and g sh}oy the
FARE, whcls charming trip ripkn CENiS
Boat will leave pier North River. ut 10 o'clock, and
the foot OF I'D North River a. Brooklyn psssen-
will take the Annex boat ~ 30 o'clock No charge
for trausler either
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-14


is ISIS on Inc p.lsss steamer GEsEsxL sEDS&iSE.
poa ss si's Rarnus :ass:
Music Ss %o board E Ea,
be taken on the General sedxwiekc srprrr p,on,..o
RkoOkLYN: ELArBcsH AND coSEY ISLAND
sun Ter ARRANGEMENT
TO TAKE EFFECT TUESDAY.
wnf TO 81 and r iS% $40 to
s SSHHf Ss I ssSSH
at intervals of Is and 20 minutes from to II r.
celebrated Ees%ens sand of Brooklyn has
been engage IS = :S;i q; y
AND GRAND sASsS 3sS EyssS SUNDAY
HoS 81 T n s $1i'' e
the Prince Cornst sooists viii Give grand selection
psct Park Dspo. Fiasbush avenue from Fulton ferry;
n Of S r.. Sa,xs sSa sr.s a a
from Hamilton frry.
Excursion tickets Tor sale at Sweets Hotel Fulton st.
W. E. DoRwIN, superintendent.
OATH AND COMFY ISLAND RAILROAD PIONEER
Perfect sAIsty kvesy locomotive and equipped
street and Third avenue cars from Fulton terry
FROM MINUTES s, as direct to dc.
y: T,%s . oonsy Island ,hir.y,av. minutes -
eao Io;o Is n: i 50 I:5S :na every half
Returning from Consy Island trains leave 40 ss.
s:s. ioas: y 0s u so NJ i2:as. iis, AZ 2:s,
I rs. Sis As, s:is. GAS i6is +. n.
..na sSa S1s Of :. point. ii
'e'o"- Il cIrNrurp ca,.,.l Nau.gor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-14
COAsTWIsn STEAMSHIPS.

COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS.
NIL jar1s c S2sxAsH hasE
E5s and 1 ..sS sa pier
fs Ss'i lsrnxus
eeUoSse.os tor Central and south x%esis ''
From SExS IS s. JAFAS aSiSA
sSS sixtsSs
ssssm.hp zsXLAXDiA. Monday, August
A sI p. .ss s; .sss = s Offices on
Tn S tss a o MIA. sy IS wi"
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIREgr NAIL LINE.
These nrs' elias: s,ssms ~ win sal. at r from
,1, 81; Saturday yuy -
vsr freight and passage having lnsurpss.sd secomno.
S StEDH CO. Co. s xs.s, a'ra. .. os
UNITED Srf NAIL As sfE ass1rii LINE
tor 81. Thomas. PAra. r.,nsmsuoo Bahia and Rio de
The new ar,. class iron s...mshp CRY OF PARA $500
Tussd.y. August ., at ii a. NJ.
Freight Al low rates taken Tor the above ports
than ey any other line shippers dssir
For frht engagements or passage thavng elegant as
S%2t .SiyT' co. AGENTS. os. pier 40 R.
RkMMuDA posro RICO; ST THOMAS, W, r IA.
. q. p u Wks .nd so5
AMERICA Quebec and Cult rors- s,ss,%%.hp Com
s S%ssfua ~: ~
cSyssf bnhxSSa s1s For s%'
p'" <. 4 oGfsEbEiD,:s Co agents, 20 gro.d~.y
o. Leyk, 27i broadway.
NJ r. HAVANA AND MEXICAN NAIL 5. s. LINE.
'n@sr ss'' p S'sT for ns 'sf sss rcMMuz
calling ut Progrsso. Campeaehy aud Frontiers.
S or MssnfSGrox .y.ns cn, raSr,css; ' Aug
se.1srs leave Now orssn. July ~ for vsSs Gus via
Matainoros rampco. Tuxpan, making close connection
e ' sons KS. e." d. sSs s ss..
A iptoAh VEST SssF ihssSSffRs AND SOUTH AMERICA
heruar bimonthly ssings from pier 81 North River ~
For KINGSTON ia. and HAYn-s
w. GooMsii "a rs AhH o .ns
sUuT! PACIFIC Pok1s tvia AsyinwalD = ,.,,
ANpEs june , ~ ALr.; IL
'''' Pia. foEw0OD CO., General Agents.
L,LORfDA Observation-Disclosures LEAVE PIER 30
fia touching at brunswick and Port Royal. steamer
Through freight and passage rates given all
the south aud southwest BY a. II. MALLORY co.
KINs. aei broadway
NEW ORLEANS DiRECT-THE CROMWELL LINE
~ steamship NEW ORLEANS will leave saturday. July
effected at one-half per cent on our open policy.
Through bills Of lsding given TO Mobile aud principal
ply 10 CLARK ssxSAS - ives. q. OF W.
CAvANNAH. FLORIDA
GIN BARNES from pier 10 k Re-. Wednesday July IL
CRY OF SAVANNAH from pier as N I.saIurd.y July 20
Agent Saturday steamer, 900 Broad az.
agents "Wednesday s,esIsr c2 2s ssn,n ST
Agent A. D. X r.. as B'wsy Agent c. K r., s,s Bwy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-14
q. A. GUNrHER. General Manager.

ID Observation-Disclosures
D.To charter Tor excursons-Sss Thomas Pow
ell capacity eUO; General Ssdgwick, 800; Fort
Lee, 400; bsrgss CsIeaoui.. ksnae!ic Anns aud
Harvest Queen; also Excelsier Park, Iona Island.
RAritan Beach. Gold Spring Oriental and Columbia
Is Gro. es n. s. BKlGGS, 3S4 West st., opposite b
b Christopher street ferry. b
OATH PARK, BAY RIDGE AND FORT HAMILTON
DStsamer r. c. SCHULTZ (dsiiy and Sunday leaves
Broome ST. JEWELS Wharf Batt'y, pier l II. X.
Sis A. Il v:soAM 1910 u.
loo Y. NJ :I5 +. N. l:f5 r. NJ
A:l5 r NJ A:30 NJ. $50 =. N.
Leaves Bath 7:45 II $50 A. Nj. 8 and r. N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-14

mo WEST 33D ST. eagle STORAGE wARK.
clean, moderate charges:
Improved eie vator. Cash advanced II desired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-14

THE GREAT PROVIDENCE LINE To BOSTON,
via Providence direct
FULL NIGHTS REST. ONLY ~ MILES OF RAIL.
The favorite palace steamers MASSACHUSETTS, aud
RHgpE isLnSp irym Pier ~ Ncrth liver 40 r. NJ
for all points kast from pier SO North River..l'ra
foot Of jar a.. ~ Pm