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half mile from the boat Flicks boat filed with
water and ne was thrown overheard After padding
about for time he rescued from his perilous
position by police boat. Ten Eycks boat also filed
and swamped and he too rescued. After bsiug
'ut his boat again started for second BY this
time Deano who had been far in the rear came M TO
Ten Eyck, and both started home Ten Eyck rowed
cautiously this time but still his boat nearly filled again,
and he very receiving fresh bath. He kept
rowing. however and crossed the line lsl9 seconds
before Deano The latter claimed second money the
ground that Ten Eyck had received outside assistance
The Judges thought the claim just and awarded the
second prize TO DelaBo.
The third for amateur senior scus distance,
two miles; first prize, City of Boston Cup
value 800; second prize, gold aud all
medal, value, S35. sixteen entered but only the
following took positions at the start r. Hamilton T.
c. Murphy John Francis ]. Buckley, j. Brown, Fran
els Baker, A. +. Hal, A. Toushea, l. H. Houghton and
George Lee Houghton took the lead and FOR the first
mile one Of the prcttest ensued that has taken
place on the river for years During tho the wind
freshened cons derahv and the suffered great
deal. The time was a. follows: Francis nrst loA5A2;
HouChton. second. 1851 Brown. third, 1873. ,
The fourth race was for doub escu professionals 'He
prizes being 81 the first and $50 10 the second OF
encc AZ follows: NJ r paws and John A. Kennedy. Of
Portland Neil Henry and Patrick Diskln, aua d. h.
however only went u 10 save the second prize only
would BE- given n only two boats started The nTs
The fifth race for siXOared shells and gig (open 10
Ony) distance three miles first prize ak GOLD
medals vaued at $780, and set OF club colors valued
S2j second prize, Xix silver medals valued at $40
This confined 10 OarsmeE OF this city, as io
lows: Two from the Shawmut club and one from the
City Point club This not very interesting, as
the winning boat shawmnt No. l, came III long way
abe al OF the Others. Time. 2O:37.
The sixth and last race was Tor fouroared work,n66
vale; distance fOurmles; priZes,s4OO
TO the first the second Most OF the interest
OF spectators centred IN this contest or the four
teen entries nine started as folOvs: The Gas-louse
crew, the MidOeseX Lakeman No. and NO 2, Halifax
st. Mary's, Havshad, Portland and West End
the latter having been the winner
Of the race the Mystic River, June
I7th LakeInan No took The lead, followed closely by
the West End, L4kcmau No. l, Halifax and Gas-house
in the order named, the Others being rather SLOW
to catch the word co." La6eman Crew No. neld me
lead half a mile, when 1t had 10 succumb. west End
aud Lakeman No. held the relative positions u
the way through the race the former coming IN tng
ahead in $500 time OF L1keman. 2sl2j Portland
third. 29:06: Gashouse fourth, 2S:4O; Halifax nfth
294S. Inc Lakeman crew claimed foul fr IN the West
ends on the ground had the inside position at the
first turn and should have been allowed 10 turn hrst
The Judge allowed the claim, and awarded the ere"
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DTCISIONS-JVLY5

SfprfWe rOUrf-lbdupbers BY judge DOnOhue.--
The People etc agt HOPE and ohersOpportuny existed
~ make his application the sessions 10 prOner IL
should be made there Seiesburg SengsOhn-Orer
Gated unless within enty four Lv-
Dgston 'rt SuiyerMOtiOn denied pending appeal Walton
ag y-ee taxaiiOn, etc. Peyscr and others Wendt
$3.50 granted Phi at Davis Motion TO refer denied
without costs Wells CuverFouTth execution sustained
In The matter NJ Anderson TrpneV aGt. Trpnev BY
ARt Dalv-MOtiOn deHied. AIT. O'COunOr Daw-
aK Tay loT ~chanerO riders signed. LoHe
aet SaylOr Vc Gilbert tgt Kelty-M0uen. granted
0Taudum. REYNOLDS agt. Miller Robinson agt MOre.snd-
Motions grantel HOught1n agt. LauOHetteh enoTandu.
Fuller Maey. IT, the matter Of HujtOnOrrer grant od.
In the matter Of McQuade Hal White others In the
In the matter Of Jung In me matte" NJ Wellington and others;
In me matter Of Cohen. IT. the matter NJ Have the
matter OF Hdckttt, In the matter u Holloway ;
In the matter Of Rankin; IN the matter ~
Crow; In The matter Of TObu IL the matter OF Mckay In
the matter Daggan In The matter OF Seey IN ITO matter
OF Mcclure IN she mat Of Dunn Ia the matter OF Dug
In the matter OF Palmer In the matter Of King In the
sullivan In the matter Of kehOe.-Granted
By Judge ~ 4dY-JOhnsOn agt JOhnsonOrder granted.
Johnson AT - ULsOrisr granted Appointing receiver.
SPECIAL Term JUDGE DIuOhucLAnP, etc. aCt Brown
et a-ODinOn Lspe aLa OtEers AIT EurlX and others.
Complaint dismiyseiOpinion. Lee and others agt Hogan
ana utlrl alignment for Memorandum. Agate
agf GIL ct all ROrEe, stc, at. LctuCy CT aLElndss
Murine court - Chambers - BY Judge Shea
lee act application for discharge under four
teen day act granted order signed FOR assignee and that dc
iendaut bee brought nfO Court
BY Jude GueDp-Frreman agt Campbel Printing Press
and Ma uilCtUHug Company led. NOunbgth AT.
Leroy ressItied ana Med McCaAil as- WO-FlHd
inSs rcsetSled, signed and a ed
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ALVEY REGATTA AT BOSTON.

SIX RACES WHEREIN BOSTON WINS MANY LAUkELS-
TWO OR THREE EXCITING CONTESTS.
Boston. July 6.-The rowing regatta post
IOnod from the 4th occurred yesterday on Charles
River. Five thousand persons present along the
banks, while there about LOCO small boats scat
tered the river outside Of the The prizes
were worth Sl4OO.
The first race was for amateur junior scu ers under
twenty years Of age who rowed for prize, dis
lance two miles. The first prize a set Of Heenans
patent rowing machines valued $50 and the second
prize silver medal valued at $25 There seven
teen entries. Seven started follows, A. OBnen d. j.
Murphy, James Meany, John MnniI, John 81 Mlrphy II.
LBradeen and Fred Linton For ghtb OF mile there
was fine race, at which point Bradeen ana John NJ.
Murphy fouled. Linton held the lead untl wiChin a
hundred yards Of the stake when Meany shot 20 the
mont Aeany came IN first IN 1s52l2 O'Bren second
II l9:S7i0 and Linton third In 2O:O2a Protests we're
made against Hsany and Linton the ground that they
haa roved races before. and both ruled out
OBren received first prize and Minnix who came in
fourth, the second.
Inc second race for professional scullersj dis
lance three miles, the prizes being $3.50 70 the first
ana o to the second. In this there were twelve
enfes aud fOur starters follows: Evan Morris. OF
Pittsburg James A Ten Eyc OF PeekskiI N. VI Will
lam Flick, q Philadelphia and H0ratio r. Delano, OF
Boston. Morris came IN about half mile IN front Of
Zen tyeAi time. 26:36l9 On the way down, about
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spared which H. OF of importance Tor weak per-
with deficient gastric changes.
THE COURTS.
ARRESTS For ARSON AT FLusHING.

ARRESTS FOR ARSON AT FLUSHING.
Officers Smith and Halce, Of Flushing, l.. l., for
two weeks have been investi eating the Of the
many recent fires in the town, and at early hour
on Thursday morning arrested, st Dutch Kills.
Thomas alias Duke" Brennan, on suspicion of be-
ing Of the ncendiarics. Officer Schmidt, of Col
lego Point, hearing Of Brennan's arrest and know
ing the gang that he was connected with, procured
warrant and arrested Thomas COnnorton. Con-
norton, when taken to the Town Hall, made a
statement TO the officer in which he implicated
Others, among the number Walter BurlinG printer
who is said to have furnished his associates with
money. ConnOrton asserts that Burling set fire 70
the barn Of Mr.. BOarGman, on the night OF May p.
Upon arralgnment before Justice Lever, yester-
day. Burling admitted to bail in the
sum of $4,000 Friday afternoon George
Wagner, a labOrcr in the employ Of the Long Island
Railroad Company was arrested by Officers Smith
and Hance and locked up for examination. All the
arrested men are residents OF the village of Flush
ing. and are members Of the " kettle gang" The
officers asserted that aside from the con-
fessions made by Brennan and COnnorton
they have sufficient evidence to convict the gang Of
burning five ont OF the eight barns that have been
destroyed in the town within three months. On
Saturday Brennan and BurlIng ere held to await
the action ofthe Grand Jury. COnnOrton was dis
charged.
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RnArRACING AT TOLEDO.

TOLEDO, Ohio, July 6.-The regatta of the
Northwestern Rowing Association was brought to asuc
cessful termination yesterday. The water while not as
smooth az could desired. better condition for
rowing han at any other during the meeting. The
Junior sixUared race was won by the Jndines, OF
Toledo the Amateurs OF Monroe Mich, being second
and the Excelsiors of Detroit third. Distance, one
mile and return time Ism. 39s In the Junior double
scul race the boat Of the Hillsdales OF Michigan,
svamped shortly after turning the stake, and the
Uudlne pulled home in lon. 4ls distance one mile and
return The race for junior single scus distance same
as above was won JY Fred. Baz, OF Fort Way ne lud
time 2Im. ASS the FOR senior double souls, Two
miles WIN ,uIu by the Uudnes Ism. 3Os; the junior
fDlr-Oared race by tie Usddles, who beat the Uudnts
Of Toledo. by TWO lengths, time, l4n. lO-i ana t1e
senior sx-JaTcd by the Undlncs In -On +os dis
lance, Jur5e miles with a turn.
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Acrrox OF COP LIVER OIL on DISEASE

ACrIoN OF COP LIVER OIL on DIsEAsE.-
Du.LLeiui nnds that cod liver oil h.s acid reaction
and contains, IN addition 70 the fatiy gyoeF'hes
free fatty seids-pieic, stehrlc and pHAhltio-
tho quantities of which vary In dd,ront kinds Of OIL
it ,,,not in tho clear variety about per cent
ana no uary matters present IN the oil ia Vaue'
ceorn. 10 BucAhen, depeuds on the presence of Inc
free fatty acids since the absorption Of fats Is preceded
~ certain extent at least. by their disintegraoh mo
,,.ern. and fatty acids and ~ the latter are miro
5.i tnto cod liver oils In tnar Tree cohhlllhS, hhd
- ea.y mite with tue alkaies OF the Intestinal
ss 40 t1rm soluble and easily absorbed shapes ana
part OF TIC digestive WORK Is IN this way
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PtsSENGERS FOR EEROPE

Five steamers sailed for Europe on Satur-
day and carried $50 cabin passengers Among those on
the Germanc, White star Line, Judge J. G..
Abbott the Rev. Drs. G. 4. French, j. A Paddock j. H..
Monroe and Hart the Hon. ". W. Goodrich aud DIS.
Lee, streetcr spauld.ng and Jourdan Jay could was
also a passenger by the Germanc. He was accompanied
by his son and by H. H. Clarke, General superntend-
ent of the Union Pacific Railroad. few friends among
whom were Sidney Dillon, Russell sage and George :.
smith we're az the dock to wish Mr.. Gould farewell.
This il his first visit abroad aud said TO be wholly for
recreation The passenger lists OF the Ethiopia Victor
aud kueIu published In Saturday IRIBUSEi below
VIII De found tho lists VI the other Two vessels:
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AN EXCITING RACE AT SINGLE SOULS.

AUBURN, n. Y, July 6.-The deferred single
soul race between " Freuchy" Johnson and James H.
Riley was rowed over the Ensenore course on Owasco
Lake ast evening in the presence Of few hundred
spectators The lake was too rough for shell raciug
until near o'clock and the men were not called out
until 75O Referee Woodin starting the men at that
time. Riley went away with half a length the start
which Johnson 10y fast ssulling johnson
then straved from his course aud Rley's water
uut collision seemed unavoidable. Riley stopped aud
signaed foul which the referee allowed, having pre-
viously warned the offending party This entitled Riley
10 the race but the cries Of on" from the moving
grand stand began rowing again. but was soon after
ward almost crowded ashore by Johnson. He then TOOK
the outside course himself, and by rapid sculing man
aged TO the staKcbOSt even with MS competitor
Time for the mile and bali 1928. The race tn tne
finish was very interesting, each man squirting repeat
edy and keeping and neck good share OF the dis
lance. Riley exhibited better staying qualities, how
ever and away from johnson when Wllhlu thret-
quarter. OF mile OF the finish He crossed the ne over
length ahead IN the unprecedent time Of DOB The
two mile amateur race was won by Ldrmali OF ILAOA
Springs, IN lJ;-1s.
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nAsE RAIL NOTES.

The eighth League Championship game at
Chicago saturday, between the Chicago and Boston
clubs resulted in favor of the former by score Of IA to
G. At Cincinnati the Home Club defeated the Syracuse
Club by score Of O. B. In Providence the champion
ship game between the Troy and Providence clubs re-
suited IN favor Of latter by score OF to = Al
springfield the National Championship game between
the Spring eld club and the Nation Club OF Washington,
resu ted in favor of the Springfield club by score OF
10 .. Tie Worcester and HOiyOks clubs played line
game at HclyOke which resulted in defeat for the
H0,yoke club by a of ~ 3. The Athletic
CLUB Of Phil idcphia visited Baltimore, and was de-
feated by the Baltimore club, after well-paycd game,
bv a score Of : 20 :.
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Supreme Court haubers-Bv Judge Potter
First Monday Motion Calendar, Court opens at 1850 a. M
Calendar called at II "a. m.
GENERAL rF-sOSs-PART I-Cowing J.-Court opens At IL
The People Francisco plca, homicide same agt
DOmnick Francisco Tbruzzio homicide same
ag Thomas MCg ny, burglary same agt thomas Reilly,
grand larceny same ag William 4 Ross grand larceny
Theodore Rudolph petit larceny, Same agt. sy
vcstsr ". Wilson. ml,dsmrinOr.
PAT lI.-Adourued Tor tho term.
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THE INTERMENT QUEsTIoN.-Old Gentleman
disturbed over Times amer breakiasU "a
noUertnI smell OF cookiug comes in from the WINDOW
HANNAH tsnining) "Can ycu-" Hannah theary
in tears) agoin to SPEAK To YOU, sli. tno
men p-luIs two little ncpnews on ylsO- salu thry
bury IL In lie garden for stead o "AlcI tseJ re
they "-(breaking DOWN. cree-lAdtlh VI V'o'
there by the stables sir."-tPunch.
little boy of Providence, not yet out OF
his shoit clothes wac asked by his grandot hrf the
her day now he had torn MS dress Ae 'ePeu Vua' "
mad got caught on a clover Leaf
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SHOOTING AT THE BRIYrox RANGE.

BRINTON, y. j., July G.-FOrty-One members
Of the New-Jerscy National Guard entered for the
shar's military rifle competition yesterday, ten shots
at 200 yards without cleaning rife standing position
J. W Martin the prize rifle by score of Al W. n.
Milford jr, T. l. sheldon and ID. +. Davds each made
Al; and T. NJ. Squire 40 and II. Fisher 40 IwentysiG
Jersey STATE Rife Associations 200 yards, any rife,
standing position, ten shots. J. W. Todd won by score
NJ 4
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5ltuatlons Uante0-HIdLes

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A CHURCH BURNED AT TRENTON.

TRENTON, n. j., July "a fire broke out
At 9 o'clock last evening IN the Third Presbyterian
Church. Oh Warren-st structure with steeple $50
feet high The building completely destroyed. The
los. ia about S4j OOO insured Ii is supposed that tAe
lire was caused by the falling OF skyroeket on the
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RACING At BRIGHTON BEACH GROUNDS.


4 good number of spectators saw some poor
racing az the Brighton Beach Fair Grounds, Coney
Island saturday The track was in very bad condition,
and the time made absurdly SLOW In the first race
Of tlree-quarters OF mile Bruce's colt Glen Ogle g
years % bs) defeated Daley Brothers gcdug LOiterer
G. years o. bs) IN the ridiculous time OF 1921 The
finish was very close. Glen Osle was the favOrtc In
the second race, & miles, Newman's horse Shylock
tagged 2I lbs) easily came in first III 352i2 McMahon's
horse Ike Bonham years, 1l3 bsl being second, and
erer carrying lbs in this race third Ike Bon
ham WAS The lavOrite. Daley Brothers mare Lizzie d.
a. years los bs) successful by two lengths IN the
third race Of Que MILE Bennett Co.'s geldiug Guy "a
years lO3 lbs.l being second, Ncwman's horse W. l.
Higgins q years lI9 lbsl third, and jennings mare
Miss Malloy q years, los lbs fourth. The Time was
2.l2. hurdle closed the days record OF snaiike
movements. Gafney's geldng Daigasian Is years l5l
Ibsl 3:2gi2 Bennett Co.'S gcldng Dandy %
years l4g lns second PenstOns horse Pilot aged 15l
lbsJ third Jcuuugs's horse NcutiatOr Jagged IA bs
fourth Tucys horse Carver r. "a years 1876 be- nth
Heciey's geiding Bay Rum aged, l5l ibs) fell Dandy
was the favOute. The distance Was one ana q half
niles. ak hurdles There viii be more races al
tits traCE Saturday, July II.
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Sales bp Aurtiou.

TRUSTEES SALE.-The undersigned trus-
Tee of A. BALDN IN, ami tho estates OF " W HI RI.
BUT and G.. r. FENtH decras-t VIII sell ~ public auction
on the premises hereinafter described the second tract az
81 Cluu in West orange y. j., IT. ESDAA, the l0tl
day " jay next AZ oclor. In the uer.oon or mat d AZ
following tracts OF land; tls ractA t OF and
n Or.nre of the proposed extension u LIN
cnlnve about ufy wide ~ about hAndred and
deep second uacA hot with house and barn.
.e ~ Bdgeway al 81 cloud IN West orange
being wide and two hundred feet deep The Aru
tract being equal undivided threcquarers interest Ia
Jt Land situated The Mortified roa,
Benvrnuuave., RdseEay and PTospectayes az 81 Cloud
Wet orange.
J. q. BUTLER.
Trustee.
June .. 1879
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Gelu Wan!e0.

AGENTS WANTED. - The Urbana Wine
COMPANY desires engage agents sell their wines IN
each Of the Southern For circular and
terms, address References THE LRBANA VINE 20,
HaBmOndsp0rt. \. Y.
Two STOVE PATTERN FITTERS.-Wa
in foundry OF 200 floors. capable o; taking en-
fire charge shop must thoroughly know hs
business capable of managing forty 70 seventy men
No one viii energetic man, who can execute or
der- promptly and cbeapy To frat class man this viii be
permanent situation state experience and wages ie
quirrd Apply ALPA, Metal Worker once, 80 Readrs 81,
New-l Ork.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. To take general state
w agencies; salary and paid references
uutrrd. MPH MFG Co. ll6 MOnrOsst, chicago.
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w salary 40 per mouth aud references
required. Ia BELLE MFG Coz Chc4So.
WANTED. PRESIDENT AGENTS In every
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Returning Pier hall hourly ~ u N, V'"
ami 10 p. IA.
single Fare 20 conts Excursion Tickets 80 cents
WIICH IL CIUDE ADMISSIONS To THE f4Et-
Return Tokefs good on either boat -
All outside procure tickets II inc p1ehca
o1loe 0f Tie COIEp- " SogtAs~
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miscellaneous.

OSS bv FIRE at Sing Sing, n. Y, IS about
l. $4,000 PERRY Co, CONTRACTORS are tuIJ Inoui'
CTONY KILL CREAMERY-For supplies OF
y cream flesh butter muk. address SAMCi LII 'Ei
pIANth- iluu the II ldsou. y u
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long BRANCH PIER.
a. STEAMER ADELAIDE.
TWO GRAND OCEAN VOYAGES TO
LONG BRAN il, LaLGlng a. The
GREAT WROUGHT IRON TUBULAR PIER
To-day MONDAY
leaves foot ~ 22fsG
&C 10 o. NJ and $3.50 m. Pier y. h. 1870 a. IN. and
Tomorrow. TUESDAY
FIRST morning boat rom Long BRANCH PIER az 1tl3
q IN, landing nj Pier lB.tteFyl az $50 a m.
FAIR REDUCED
Round trip including pier ticket, 81 o.utS.
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BEACH RAILWAY.

DOUBLE TRACK OVER THE ENTIRE ROAD
GEEENPOlNT DIVISION.
Trains leave foot Of 25s East RIVER steamer Sylv1n
Grove-s4J, tg:t5 lO45, ll5, tll+j Is, l241,
Bl.i s. tlio, s2lj 2iS E IT, t45 il5 45. tJ;l5 f3i1,
1913 $40, H1:l5, tl.ij, s:lj ts:t5 D. IA.
Returning leave Manhattan Beach FOR GreenpO3t and New
York-73j, l0l1, q 800 a. M tl2Oj, l-5O i..l 80
.7.i5 t75O SIS 's.20, 1900 $50 tO:35 .. 70.
Trains marked nus stop AZ Fast New-lorE on.y-l9
muutes after Greenpgnt time Trains marked tdsg DO nJs
srOp AZ Sleeps Head Bay
BAY RIDGE DIVISION.
Steamers Thomas Co.yer" amt " lYLlg1t" leave Vow
York y H. connecting AZ Bay Ridge with trains Tor VEN
a5d,st~5I6, tiO:z5 til25 a. M I24j .l:25 t22j S.la
t4:2j 1928, $40. Tl.25. r7.35 .. m. -
Leroy -st935. tIO.aJ. tII.35 n; l2jA tl;55. t23A
33j. t4.3J t5:35, $3.50 m. - .- 80 ID. -
PIER s-s:55 ti05J. tIljj 1853 tl55, 1888, 355.
The steamer d. r. Martin connects with Fevstcd Rail,
roa's Whtehas. and trains az Bay Ridge for Manhattan
Beach follows: .... $50. ,.,.
t:25 t225 1925, t+.2j t5:43 t54j. t7:-5. Ts:26
Trains marked thus DO not stop AZ Sleeps Head Bay
RETURNING LEAVE
Manhattan Beach for Bay Ridge aud New Or - iglowsi
$40 1920 ElIsOO sll2Os. 1900 'l22O tls0p 'li2t
$500 +2ZU t3UU. 300 900, 's2, tJoo 'o2D, 5000, bsA
t7.Ol sI:ZO, 500 $500 500 1920 aud tlO;2J p.
Trains marked thus connect vsh steamer " d Il
MARTIN and 30 not stop A. Sleeps Head Bay.
marked connecting with NOrtn RIVER BD1
10 uOt sheep, Head Bty.
Excursion Tickets good 20 return 20 New ors over eep
division but y River and Groeupoint Tickets are not El IN
Elevated Railroads.
from Manhattan B,aGH. .... ---....... -
EVENING By GILMORE's BAND AND LEVY
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