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CHRIsr's SECOND COMING.
What the speakers at the New Jerusalem
Convention believe about It,

At the General Convention Of the New
Jerusalem In the United States. the Rev. W. b.
Hayden Of Portland. Me-. said that the Jews ex-
pccted great day Of final account, with a
resurrection OF the physical bodies of the chill
drcn Of Abraham. and n visible coming Of the
kingdom Of Christ. So whom Christ said he
would como again. his hearers imagined that
what they had been taught TO expect would
come to pass. Tho book OF Revelations was the
grand repository Of truths on this subject.
This expectation Of the coming again OF Christ
was tho roof and cornice OF early Christianity.
With II were to occur the resurrection. the
judgment. and the end Of the world. During
the closing months and weeks Of the tenth con-
fury societylwns upturned and consternltion
regned. Mobiles became priests. No business
could be transacted, and there were iamines,
pestilenccs. and robberies. when the first
morning OF the eleventh century shone clear
and calm and people realized that the time set
great i TT relief was felt, There was standing a
minaret on a mosque in Damascus called the
minarct Of Jesus, on which Il was believed He
legend in the East was 10 the effect that Christ
would appeur on white horse IN the Arabian
desert and thence ride up into Jerusalem In
the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. and
especially within the last decade Il revolution
had occurred Rs WIS shown In the Rev. DR..
Tyng's Conference, whore the second advent
was viewed rs purely spiritual.
The lley: Charles Harden Of Conference.-The,
be- any more n spiritual coming than the first.
though the first was spiritual ms well ns per-
sonal. That Christ should appear again por-
sonally. so that only a few should SEQ him.
would not be- 50 much "A coming as q going
away II would bc better for US II he should not
appear in mat gross sense, rs such an appear
ance would obscure his spiritual presence.
The Rev. ). NJ. Warren Of Brooklinc. Mass.
said that one OF the present evidences that
Christ had come WAS that II was q remarkable
age in physical aud spiritual improvements.
The second coming WAS the cause OF this i'm
provemcnt. Never before WIS there 50 much
sympathy for people Of whom tho sympa-
thizers have never heard. Instability had sue
ceeded stagnaion. The great change was pri-
marty mental one-that Is "A spiritual one, for
the mind Of man was spirit.
The Row. Arthur d. Brckmnn OF Allentown
PENNSYLVANIA. said that when the Lord came
the first time he came 10 make himself known
and 70 put In operation his scheme OF redemp-
ton. When he came the second time no came
10 make himself better known and 10 carry FOR
ward his scheme Of redemption. Tho second
coming has been revelation of Divine truth
by which we know Him.
Last evening addresses were made prepare
tory 70 the Holy Supper 10 be celebrated IN Tho
New Jerusalem house oi worship in Thirty
nth street, bstwcen Park and Lexington ave
nues. this afternoon. There will also be
morning and evening service to-day.
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SATURDAY. May 91,-FLoUR. AND MEA1.-
wS,e d a9S S a 's sS2Ss 'I ana
asss 90 * and XXX 2'r s5 Sss,DS nnns:c. pa
sonSesS S"seS a f .mg brands Is u.s. soa,S
5q snPgns eS,rS g. sdSs Ry s2 ssgr sRe,9s
wine. so Wheat iced. y ton. sl4aslsi rye feed.
Psovs,oSs-Pork was fairly active and steady on the
spot sales $50 bills old mess at So and new at SlO@
sioio; June quoted saSiSsiO Os Rect steady; sales
go tcS city extra India mess SIG 5ost2l SO Bacon
long and short 10 Gu, meats dull; sales SOB ms rib
Lard cocd easy sitr cSnsidcrSbc scsdiac.s sales on
the spot 81 tcs. prime city i5@0 poe, do Western.
livery 100 es sold. juno at s2ii eoc, and July at
$500 refined sold e the extent LOO es for the Con
! ai6esic. latter ior piss Butter quiet. new state
I ase seS s t nGT T' ae SsM d. sS7
Fresh eggs, i20iic.
S Tqi F sS' N a"sqs SS sd
wnter w 9ilc igr No spring tlo3S@ y % for No
white. and ~ 10 Tor state white; for No red for
iorJune RYE was nrincr, and 25O bush State 'od At
o5c Barley duI ana nominal oais were moderatey
for mixed and 3I9iac for white. aud No white,
ssh No mixed, 33Ac. Corn was quiet and lower
sale. 33I.n bush. including steamer ~ iJc No 49,.
June ana 90. al5'.c Tor do Tor August
GRocFRrs-Esw sugar was dull AMI weak ut Q 5.iea
ohc tn good refining. win sales Of 10 hhds re
Rice wss in i0ir demand aul steady Rangoon in bond
Mamcnbo lihsiu'ic 80 bags OF Maracaibo sold on
tofToS-The Exchange was closed
turcnnc ana 81 s5ssi a. Tor common to good strained
G s Tso% .,aas , Ana s9 prime iGn All g u
ocean frchts moderately active At easier rates for CHAR
steam to Bristol ISL grain To- liverpool by steam
orief. a. "a ' ar do ' T." RordcsuS ~ ST. do To-
frcnei bort 4 "a 40 to reuarih Road. 4. III crGd,
werr y 0d. NNiskty SOLD az - ~
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direct contradiction TO the decision ~ the United
States Circuit Court on the same subject.
The Central Branch OF the Union Pacific Rail-
road has made n contract for building another
section OF 100 miles. 1t will extend westward
from Cawker City toward Denver.
William Henry Punchard. n partner In tho
engineering Arm OF Clark X Punchard. OF LON
in floating the disastrous Lisbon Tramways
Company, has failed His liabilities are H. ed mt
81 SOC. 600 Edwin Clark, tho othor member OF
for t3.8OO.000.
A Treasury circular issued to-day announces
that tho last OF tho dollar refnndiug certifl-
craving and Printing to the Treasurer, and
will he distributed on Monday among the POST
masters who have filed the necessary bonds and
become depostaries. This closes all forms Of
subscriptions 10 the four per cent. bonds. and
when taken no further bonds or securities will
be issued by the department under the existing
law except those subscribed for on or prior to
Aprll IT.
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GRANTS ARAB STE EDS.
Presented to Him by the sultan OF Turkey
and shipped 10 this Country.


NEW HAVEN, May 31.-The British steamer
Norman Monarch. which arrived at Canal dock
on Wednesday. brought with her two magnin-
cent Arab horses. presented by the Sultan Of
Turkey 10 Gen. Grant. When Grant. in his
cruise in tho Vandaa, reached Constantine
pie, his first visit was paid to the Sultan. I'M
mediately after tho visit tho Sultan ordered
Munir Boy. the Master OF Ceremonies. to pre-
sent to Grant an Arab horse from the imperial
stables. One was chosen and set aside
for him, but owing TO some misun-
Outstanding tho gift horse was not sent.
and the Nandalia sailed without him. After
ward the question having been revived, tho
steed In question was hunted up among tho $40
wns found. and. accompanied 10y second horse
transferred to the care Of the officers OF tho
American Legation by whom they were shipped
on board the Norman Monarch. They were
housed between decks. provided with canvas
belts to swing In In rough weather, and In cvery
way treated as cabin passengers. a man being
detailed to care for them. Ono Is n dappled gray
Of fair sizo. and having all tho traits character
isiic Of the Arabian blood-small. well-sct. rest
less cars. wide nostrils and large, soft eyes. wav-
ing name and long tail reachinR almost to the
ground, and skin Of eNtreme delicacv. The
other stallion has all these points. He is a
glossy black. with white star on his forehead
and white hind feet. Both are OF the famous
Saktnn race. tho purcst Arabian blood only
found In and near Bagdad. The dnpple gray
Is appropriately named DIeytan THE Panther).
and the black Missirll the Ono from Cairol,
which coRnomen he derives from the fact that
he was bought at Cairo. although foaled at Bag
Gen. Bpale, and are to be sent to Gen. Grants
stables in 0alena, Ill.
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BOUND FOR SOUTH AMERICA.
\ British Vessel on its Way to the Scene OF
War between chin and Peru.

From ne inu,i,v Clroaiae.
Her Britannia Maiesty's ironclad frigato
Triumph arrived here yesterday. four days from
Esquimault The Triumph carries 40 officers
gincs OF 4.S92 horse power. She carries ten
twrlve-ton guns, four on tho mnin deck and six
between docks. also four sixty four pound shot
guns and six small breach loading guns on her
living deck The Triumph was designed by
L. G. Reed. late Chief Constructor OF the British
Admiralty, She was built by the Palmer Ship
building Company. at larrow-upon-Tync.
The Triumph and her sister snip. the swift
sure. now in Admiral Howby's Bcsika Bay
feet are two Of tho most costly ships in the
British navy. In addition 10 their heavy armor
plating isix and eight inchesl their iron hulks
are completely aheathcd with teak wood. which.
In its turn. is encased with heavy copper. The
object OF this expensive system Of building is
TO protect the iron hull from fouiing and enable
the ships To remain a long time at sea. or on
distant foreign stations wherc there are no dry
docks suitable Tor the reception OF such large
ships. To guard against cOrrOsiOn from pOesi-
iron hull, the stern, stern post aud Tuldcr
post Of the Triumph and Switisure are Of
gun metnl and arc believed 10 be the
largest castings Of that metal that were
in one piece. weighing over sixty tons. In ton
mage. horse power arndmt Mt. and general de-
sign. tho Triumph il u copy 0t the Vanguard.
sunk by collision in the Irish Channel a few
1870. and WAS christened 10y tho Duchess Of
Northumberland.
Tho Triumph. among other things is pro-
Vided with electri, lights. She went into CONE
for the Pacific slope, stopping AZ different
places on her way hlthcr. she met the shah at
Valparaiso, and the majority Of the hitter Ncs-
sells officers We're transferred 10 the Triumph.
Honolulu. After coaling w she viii SAL for
Valparaiso.
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PENNsYLvANIA KAILEoAD.
AND uNirEb STATES Nail ROUTE


ON and after May ~ 1874.
Trains leave New York via Deshruscs and Cortlhndt
Street Ferries. as follows:
Express fer larusburg Pittsburgh tie West ant South
WITH Pullman Palace Cars attached, o A. NJ. and ~
4 VI. daily.
For Mlliau,port. Lock Haven CORY, and Erie 30
y. VI connecting 40 CORY for ntUssille. Petroleum
Centre, and the Oh Regions WihamsIOlt and Lock
Haven. "a NJ.
BNumorr. Washington. and the South. Limited wash
inetqn Exptcs. OF Pullman Palace Cars daily except
SUNDAY. 10 4. NJ. arrive Washington. - =. VI. Reru
A. NJ ami iuP VI.
Exprcss Tor Philadelphs. so. 80 s2o 40 IAmited
II AN. I. 81. 4. D. 6, - $50, and 10 Z NJ sun
day % and q 4 w. ., u. 7 a. so and 10 4 NJ Emi
grant ami second class. : - L. ".
Boats ~ Brooklyn Annex connect with all through
trains - Jcrsy Ciiy, afariing speedy and direct
transfer for Brooklyn travel
Trains arrive: Prom Pittsburgh, sos, io+o A ". iQic
NJ daily. $50 A NJ. g ~ r NJ daily. except Monday.
FROM Washington and Baltimore. $50 A VI. =. $50
$50. 1910 VI. SUNDAY. 6sp 4. NJ and 1910 2 VI
FROM Philadelphia. J35 G.uj, t.aI. pt+i iO.sn ~ -
A ~. .. 81, $50 ~ $50, aud lu.iU T. NJ. sunday
331. as q. ~. 1Ofn II 81 4. VI GEAn 1910 + VI.
Ticket Ofices 5a8 ant a4t broadway. l Astor House
and loot ~ Dcsbrosss and Cortandt st Court and
BROOKLYN AnN hpot loot of FULTON Il. BROOKLYN, III
lie and lls Hudson Il, lloboAcm; Depot Jersey Ciy
Emierani Ticket once. Battery place. -
FRANZ THOMSON, l.. i. FARMER,
raj Passenger Ia
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4 very intelligent pointer that was owned by
gentleman IA this county was we'll framed that his
master could send him horne with note for ANYTHING
aud lac always attended 10 his MISSION with the utmost
promptness
one day bis master while walking around his premises
found lno~e plank Ola his fence and the dos the
house with a note for a hammer and some nails His
mistress the hammer and nails Ia basket Rud
them 70 the pointer ON returning "a his master ne hsd
% stream OF water Reaching the stream
DE gave one bound aud was over ils owner. who was
sght MN set the basket down hiiu
Jump from the bank the lie this
Performance long that his hastencd Ia the SPOT
10 what II all meant lie discovered that IA jumping
the stream the dog dropped the hammer from the basket
into the water an. was diving aftcrit
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Pound In IA Hog Owr. Nest.

Yesterday morning. John WAford killed on
the Benson Hills hog owl that measured four icet nine
inches up OF its eStenGed wings and WEIGHED
seven pounds laur ounces lie shot It's nest where
hc found owct and four PIGS about weeks Old
Three the pigs dead one alive AMI queahng.
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Reduction In state Taxation.

The State tax levy for 1879 Is less by ST.
iusFhs ~ mill than that Of last year the total rcduc-
ton IN state taNauuu from last YEAR i s-Hd ~ 30 TINS
reduction /, due entirely 60 GOV Robin~1ns Vetues OF
items IN appropriation bulls Had all the expenditures
voted by the legislature been above ed TO pass the levy
would have been increased much beyond that Of lNTH,
aui taxation would have been higher That ~ is not
higher and that reduction Is made, the people have 10
thank the Democratic Governor Tor cutting ont useless
aud uuwarrantcd appropriations made by tho keprb-
Lcgu,
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Nine. Cataenzy.

WASHINGTON, May 23.-Mme. Catacazy, the
wife Of former Russian hnisur IN this county who
has Just died in Europe, remarkably beauuml her
portrait among the celrbFnrs in Brady gallery she
was connected with tic family Ut TIL Earl Of Berwick
Through the misfortnnes vt previous marriage Sh"
made suffer much hut she gents aud fOrglYg
tile days u her social trumphS
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4 Kentucky friend has lust returned from n
visit to New York and while there the ~ Mss
Mary Anderson the actress rather Ut her stspfater
DR. Ham Grimm Tie Doctor keeps huu-, but The house
and counts belong Mary. lie says they live ia style
aud Mary Is said To have saved seoOO within The past
tltraa
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foW ne thtefgp Jrbns.
They were two faithful lovers
A maiden and a youth,
But Shakespeare well has sAid TIE cCniss
OF true love ne'er ran smooth,
To the author Of her being
when her fond lover went.
lie found mat her stern parent
Did not melt worth cent.
Therefore her lover pressed her
Win him Tor 10 elopc,
The mpf4s shlAurA
ladder made " rope.
"Oh. no." the maiden murnnred.
Though va Is stern and cold,
Yet rull he Il my inther-
Unjust do AS TN told
"Bosides. were descending
Tue ladder. p'rAps You might
You mi-ht-inight s-e my ankle.
Aud that would not bc night
"No darling John. love you.
And mo- one else wall wed,
But cannot bear 90 ia obey
Ny iatheT--so MN eed.'
The Young man mp and arrued
The thug. and hN Hud by
Tho maiden Yielded 10 him.
VITA many q sob and sish,
And murmur that wien she had
Become his welded we,
Her stern Old parents curse might
Pursue her throughout lne.
"weYl give him time to cool M"
Twas thus her lover spAke,
AMI an clipping bridal trip
To Montreal We u take
And 50 with many u teardrop
Aid many word uf cheer,
And many a Sub Ut sorrow
And many uinm Tear
The couple gained the depot.
And uH the engine tore
And toward Detroit ami Canada
The eloplns couple buie.
Worn out with the excitement.
The maiden sinks forest.
Her golden head soft pillnWCd
Upnn her lovers breast,
His bosom throbhed with rapture
Al the dear freight IL bore.
When that young husband No
For they'd been we'd before
They hurried b the stauUn-W
paper on the fioor
He opened II. and a lettcr
II proved. And thus Il read
dts writer was the mother
OF the girl hc had Just we'd
your father says. Matilda.
Al Montreal vixen You're
Some old DARK BRUSH hTaatY
keslect not To- SECURE
FOR hiu, TOT la Chicago
Nv can't Alli anl uiats yare
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9l,rsunn! Rutmss.
shipping.

DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
l. SrE'lAL NortLh -EMlGRNNrs forwarded U SAN
FRANCISCO. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, ARIZONA,
SEW ZEALAND. ami AUSTRALIA For passage and in
formation IN regard TO routes apply 10 the Passenger de-
parunent 2J1 Broadway.
GrATE LIN E-ro glasgow. Liverpool. belfast and
pIond oderrv. from Per a. r. foot Canal st. rhurs-
days Passengers at through rates 10 all cang cities OF
Europe SteeraKe, s26 AUSflN BALDWIN n CO.,
Agents, - Broadway. SrEEKAGE OFFICES a. IS
hrlAhMhN and uler lnnL lf NAnlI 81
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1890 Cent g. 5ss-ui.f $40 " e. rei .iiit stifii
20 Chcs A o. lst....o.t 411A 4 T. Tel .4latL.
90 chic A AT .Hfa~3 2ui Amrr TEL. ISL
$3.50 On y " o2', sG2e Bn rkt& Koko 20, s21
SOrCh ~ pf. u1antt. 4ln y y El..lsiis .t~-l
tuuCh - ar. .i,riI 10 ~ A Miss. it'saib
2aC. SQ ....... neg 2alu a Miss pf ai'. 90
i24ul - Paul .... ftasnt.| turHnlwi. l4-t,
elust T. 90 500 .asut,| g2Il T. Mail .... ~. ais
10 Civv. SP ... tdA Siul rs - efTii
or 4. g.. e a ...... AtisI COX a. a y. %
2saC e. al e.. 81 sf-I NO1 k.t 3 y ~ fftraN
4ttnt ID l. A " g. .a.ts 100 Wabash 49,. r -
4i.1 Euc 2Iis a-fi,I Nui Sutro f...... ti.aths
ltcu Han StIu. .tn-N'. 500 ITO N. Coz. %
1850 ~ AS in p.. ftf a.. 49, stand Min 81 80
800 % cent ~. ~ ISL, 2oo ~ Las fpt llAattA
Iut Nan FHc .... ast 1n Amer IL .... ~
moo Like shore - CIV 9Nn Int. & & LAT -.
lO5ul lev A y .e-tai alnp y &, So I..4Ois ftas
ftsp Nch Cent suts afsts' lIu Miruost .... . 90
$3.50 Nor Ess a2l fl1tt 81 Ran. Tex ice ~
.sp y. Con 49, llp'. 2uGaUIuu Nfnh. lI1
6s43 Dci llud anst 80 Total sales 6l uSt shares
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TO PHILADELPHIA
ITO PHILADELPHIA
III
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE oLD.EsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY;
THREE DEPOrS IN PHILADELPHIA
TWO IN NEW YORK.
DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MENr AMI TIE FASTEST TfNF cONSfSTENr

WIN AhS'i' ~ SAILli.
on AND AFTER APRIL IS. 1879,
Express Trains cave New York. via DssbTosses and Cort
landt street FCrrirA follows:
t3O. ~ $40. 10 Limite,h. II A. VI, ]. 80 T. 3, q
7.3O ~ and IN +. ". Sundays, ~ and A. NJ, D. D.
T;p s,hl and 10 Z. NJ
Boat, OF "Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
trains at Jersey CITY. atordng a speedy and direct
transfer for 81 uoklY travel
Returning trains leave Philadelphia ~ Ol. 10 IS, T.
735 \, S.tD, and II A NJ udincd Express ~ y. NJ,
? T. a.Jp T. and 7J5 = NJ On Sunday, ~ ". ,. 10.
ass. \ S;uo A. NJ , T. T.a1 +. NJ
Ticket oniccs h2B and 80 broadway, Aston House,
amt foot VI DcsbrnSes and Curtand sts Court st. AMI
BTouklyn ANNEX Depot loot at Fulton 1t, BrNOkyn, IA
i6, aud il3 Hudson st. Huhuken De pot Jersey City.
Emlsrnnt Ticket Onice. Battery place
FRANK THOMSON. l. T. FARMER.
Gencral Manager. Gcn' Passenger Agent
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Musital SnstrunttulA

4lusital snstrumtulA
EXTRAORDINARY cash orcr-Fun 7.
new upisht and square piano, to rent - cr month
sln mt, taken magnificent o-i ull uprigh
Sl21 opcu evenings GOLDSMITH 81 Blocker 81, near
BuwcrV.
4 Few sccouihan Weber pianos at very great bar.
y gains. snnc ct them used but very short hV
our hest muscinns and really almost good As new
lulN " uran'cd an every respect Please call at the
NEbhk Warehouse 5th az AMI luilt H.
A GOOD assortment of upright and square pianos
"a it"h so "a t2fl ON easy monthly payments or To
kRAkAl ER, 90 uion square, I'm St
RiLLINGs ~ 60 ARE RtNm>G UPRIGHT
- PIANOS AT ~ per month.
billings CO. oner new Pianos, 81 monthly payments
BILLINGS 60 rent Organ, at 81 rcr month.
BILLINGS CO. sell organs on 81 monthly payments,
billings 60 are selhug Pianos and ORGANS on any
terms - suit
WLLlNGSA 60 have reduced prices On All their Pianos
BILLINGS go Manufacturers, ~ East ian ~
NEW PIANOS tor"ni. SO per month aud upward
~ h"alWratr billings 60 - EHst IAN st.
DiANOs, Sm 500, upright $40. e. octave, 81,
L toNNult ~ East a7ih ST. Mandatory, 2a9 Last
Forty ur,t II
GOnNER - co. manufacturers l+9 East IAN 81 A.,
- trr hrlr excellent upright and square pianos AT
dttrd prices cash ~ time several s'cnnd hand pianos
very low AMI 10 rent, rent applied IL purchased
G75 -HEAUTIFUL rosewood piano, z. oct
- ~. dwtblr round, great bargain IS MANcrcy
pace. ntHr ll"nlway
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Sttamhutts mo RnIlro1N,.


ALBANY AND TROY BxD,AY boats.
~ C. vlBBARD aud DANIEL DREW, commencing
June 2 lcgye Nc.iry - Picr Wy y, ~ StS ana IN
fani,ng at NYtCK FERRY WEST rOiNr E. CORNwALL
NEWBr RRGik P2kELrsiE' kil, NLh.' AIShikL
COENWALL. or NEwBCRGH eau return by down boat
Tickets sold amt baggage checked north and west Tickets
coupons good on Hudson RIVER IL X. received Tor
passage.
a THE MAWY POWELL, Tor Po'kecpsic,
. rent 'Srm"n NSw9u'H hSnt.g, S sn ,o
\ r. SOP, NJ Connects with Brookiy anncx boats
4 TROY HOATs.-CIriZENs' LINE New
"A. steamers sarato.a and cy OF Troy leave Pier ~,
ior Troy and All po,ni. Norih aud West
EoR NEwBUKGM AND PoUGHKEEPsIK.-
and saturday L Pier ~ foot Canal IT.. North River
NIETROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAIL
w NAN-opcn from 30 4 W e u J. " Rector
with for South Ferry Cortiandt street-Nearest
place-Ncare.t point for Post once, cay Hall. and Bar
clay Street FERRY TO Hohoken Chambers street-Near
street Grand strcetNearest point street
Ferry TO Jersey CITY. and connects with tor Dc%
Connects with Tor east and west Eighth street
Nearest, point Tor CHRISTOPHER street Ferry 70 lIooeken
Street ferries Fourteenth Nearest ONT TO Union
Music Irving and faiSnany Halls connecting viii cars
for East Twenty third and Twenty fourth Street ferries
and Park Theatres. Grand Opera Hou~r, Gilmore Oar.
den and Masonic Temple. and Twenty third street Ferry
Standard Broadway ana Fiith Avenue Theatres Aqua
rum aud san Francisco Mnstrels connecting with cars
with New YORK Transfer COMPANY Grand cen.
ig with cars o Belt Line Railroad Nearest point for
Central Park. finl third street and Eighth avenue.
tow trains take west side stations Trains will run 10
S-ih Il and sth av and atl st aud si az alternately
A NJ and aud T. NJ Thes Tue sTe y z cents n.,
NtN
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4itnits.

r THE PICNIC OF the SOCIALTSTTc LABOR
"A PARTY IN be held on Monday June ,, nj turtle bay
Park, +Jl II and LIST the Hon Chr. Meyer, mber
uf Assembly, state Illinois will deliver the English
address. Admission - cents
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Gbs Gun.

MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB SPRING
"A MEEfING-JEROME PARK
30th MAY Decoration Drvl.
3lst MAY. 81. bin, 9Th and 10Th June.
Races cummenre zach day promptly ~ , o'clock.
ADMISSION TO FIELD 81 cents
G. WIlEATII. sec. A. BELMONT Prest
A BOYS hncu coats i5c striped busters. SC.
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WEISS. III Bridge It,. near High. Brooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-01
arNital.

nW BONE, 2i3 West 18th sL--piscI-cs of heart,
cured
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-17
The Domestication OF the Oyster
detroit Free Press.l

The Committee on Catfish and
Turtles. to whom had been referred
the query: "Can the oyster be do
mesticated and be made obedient
to the commands of MANI" were
called upon and reported as follows:
"In de fust place, de lister am not
provided wild legs nor teef, an he
wouldn't be worf old bones to drive
COW out OBJ de backyard. In de
nex' place, his eyes am sot too fur
back in his head to purmit him to
rush frew brush fence on an air
line. He hasn't de backbone to
STAN up to a row, nor de wings to
fly away from one. He can'tsee In
de night and he am too lazy to see
In de daytime. His giniral build
and his average habits proves to de
satisfakshun of dis committee dat
nature neber tended him to act as
Watchdog or occupy hird.cage.
AS fish he am sudden failure.
AS o grasshopper he can't hoe his
row. We turned him ober and
ober, took him in from all sides, an
arrove to de conclushun dat he am
film his mishun when he am
stewed, fried or taken on de half
shell. Dis committee darfore asks
to be discharged from de furder con-
sideration ob de subjeck, an will
ebber pray.n