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Sentenced to bs Hanged.

Charles Colby, found guilty of
murder In the first degree by the
jury before which he was lately
tried for the murder of Harry Will
liams at the Ocean House, was yes
terday sentenced by Judge Belden
tn be hanged on Friday, August l5
The Santa Cruz Courier says: "In
conversation with Colby last Mon
day evening, he expressed himself
astonirhed that the jury had not
acquitted him OH the charge of
murder. He claimed that false tes-
timoDy has ruined his case, and
that he has been mercilessly perse-
cuted, as he killed Williams in self
defense. "-San Jose Mercury, June
81,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-25
DIR. SteInnarCs
ESSENCE OF LIFE

OHs 9CSAn H IA Il Us
ESSENCE OF LIFE
rs A POWERFUL AND EFFICIENT
L remedy for the cure of nervous and
physical debility, spermatorrhe ca, seminal
weakness and prem ature decline.
The Essence Of Life
Is the only safe and sure remedy and will
restore exhausted vitality without fail,
permanently and effectually, no matter
from what cause or of how long standing
The Essence of Life
Is pleasant to take, and is free from all
noxious drugs; 1t gives tone to the dises-
tive organs, strength to the nerves, and
purifies and enriches the blood, thereby
Graduating all morbid eruptions OF the
skin.
Price, So per bottle, or four times the
quantity in case. $40, with full directions
for use. Sent to any address, secure from
observation, upon receipt OF price, which
may be sent by express, registered letter,
or POstOffice money order, or G. o. D.
within $50 mile5 of San Francisco.
References of the highest standing and
unquestionable veracity from persons
that have been cured. To be had only at
DIR. S,EINHART'S, 428 KEARNY ST.,
should be addressed.
Office hours from 8 A. NJ. to ?. NJ. and 8
to SP.M. mar13-3p-lyr
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-25

that there shall be no promotions
In the corps of Engineers above the
grade of Colonel, and the executive
authorities have waited for q
change in the law before the retire.
ment of General Meiggs. and it Is
understood that all are to be re-
tired together. On Saturday the
Senate passed bill permitting the
successor of Humphreys to hold the
rank of Brigadier-General. 1t will
pass the House.
New YORK, June 23.-The sly.
racuse Standard says of the recent
meeting Of clergymen and others
at Bishop Huntington's Episcopal
residence, to carry out the measure
initiated last February against the
ONEIDA community: The Commit
tee has taken COUNSEL with some of
the best lawyers in THE part of the
State, and since February have
been quietly at work collecting tes-
timony TO he used in legal pro-
ceeding.s Samples of the liter
allure of the Communists
at Wallingford and Oneida which
have been circulating through the
medium of the United States mails
have been sent to the committee,
aud these are bad enough to be
covered by the name of obscene.
Other testimony of more positive
character has also been obtained,
it is said, which stamps the Oneida
Community as far worse in their
practices than the Polygamists of
Utah. On this latter testimony the
arrest of Noyes is to be made, and
his trial will be pushed by gentle
men prepared to get ut the founda-
ton of the thing.
BeecDer Attacks Orthodoxy.
New YORK, June 23.-Beecher
is again prominent on account Of
his bitter philippe yesterday
against what he terms orthodoxy.
The Herald says he has discovered
that circular letter, intended to
be kept secret within the limits of
the. churches to which it is adj
dressed, has been sent out from q
"house not far distant" from his
own church, the object of which is
to institute covert measure
of hostility" against Beecher
and his congregation. This
WAS the immediate incentive
of yesterdays discourse. He said:
"If the works of the devil were
anywhere in exposition, 1t was in
the external Developments of the
Christian Church. The worst Kind
of assassination to day was that
by men who pray in
order that they may stab. For the
sake of orthodoxy men destroy
religion; for the sake of q pious
doc,riue they served the devil; for
the sake of all that Is pure they
did all that is mean and nasty.n
Grens Advance la SILK.
NEW YORK, June 23.-There is
excitement among
of silk goods over
the advance in the price of raw
silk. The French and Italian sup.
ply Is short, and the crop is re-
ported tn have utterly failed In
Italy ana TO be very poor In
France. The price of all grades of
is rapidly advancing here
aud in Europe. Japan silk,
next in value to European, has adj
vanced from $5 to 81 per pound.
The new crop in China aud Japan
is being sold very high, and silk
brokers are united in the opinion
that there will he further adj
vance and no reduction until next
years crop arrives. The demand
this season for silk dress goods and
all kinds of silk ribbons has been
very heavy, and all the mills in
this vicinity are running full time.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-25
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN,

Thirty .fourth Year.
THE MOST POPULAR SCIENTIFIC PAPER
in the World. Only $500 Year.
Weekly. 81 Numbers Year.
1000 Book Pages.
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PACIFIC COAST
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
GOODALJ. PERKINS & CO., AGENTS
SAN FRANCISCO.
San Francisco and Los
Angeles.
June Schedule.
Coming South Going North
:.... :. 4 i i /
Senator e, e. June June June : June -
AncOn .".. - l4I l6l y l6l . ~
l9l :" Z3l 70
Z" Is sol July 2lJuly 4
Coming South Going North

Both steamships call Mt Port Hariord
Obispo) and Santa Barbara. On
the down trips they stop at Anaheim
Landing, for freight only.
ns-The steamers leaving San Francisco
June IA and %, and San Pedro June ID
and "a, touch at Santa Cruz and Mon
terey.
H8- Passengers for San Francisco take
the train tor Wilmington that leaves
Los Angeles at 3.45 O'Clock P. M, Los An
geles time.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-25
HOTELS.
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL.
FlRST.CLASS.
THE FINEST HOTEL IN SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA.
HAMMEL & DENKER, Props.

This new and elegant hotel Is situated
con- aims nearly hundred spacious and
airy rooms, newly furnished In the most
comfortable style. Rooms in suites Tor
families aud parties ON every floor, with
not and cold baths.
THE TABLE will always be furnished
with the best supplies that can be pro-
cured In the maj ket.
A FREE COAC is always on hand to
carry guests to the house.
No pains sp ired to make guests com.
Portable IN every way.
A L,RGE READING ROOM open
night and day.
HENRY HAMMEL.
my17tf A. II. DENKEk.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-25
Refurnished and Renovated.
MOJAvE HOTEL,
.ojave Junction, Cal.

THIS HOUSE is NOW PEPARED "a
i to receive its numerous patrons, G;;6
and the travelling public in general. Be-
ing entirely new and splendidly fur
nished, 1t affords superior accommoda-
lions.
ITS TABLE D. HOTE
IL second to none in Southern California
THE BAR is supplied with the choicest
brands Of wines, liquors and cigars.
An elegant BILLIARD ROOM Is also
attached to the house.
All trains stop here for breakfast and
supper. 1T is the point OF departure for
the celebrated Inyo county mines, viz
Darwin, Lone Pine, Cerro Gordo and Pan
amtnt. The office of the
LONE PINE STAGE co.
Is at this hotel, The patronage of Q
travelling public Is respectfully solicited.
e. H. BOYD,
fe24-tf Proprietor.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-25

MoJAvE, June "a &C G Bemis
and daughter, J Stone, q F Coulter,
r Mcdonald, NJ Hutchinson. J w
Thompson, Geo Sisson, G Meyer.
stein, Paul Breon, Frank X Zook,
X Sheridan, & Griswold.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-25

Branch Office, Corner F and Seventh sts.,
Washington, d. @.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-18

TUEaDhY EyENlHa. pacember 10 0pen-
ng ~ n" Fair. Through ha Eseelenoy Coy,
TKAAfIA H. NIGIlOLIH IhN ou"nlng will
toxic Itl,,eo 1t { nelacIt Il. N, and VIII be pro
cedei bY Il patnAa nf Tho battalion.
WEbN FBpAY. be" II On thu evening. bis
Il"not. Mayor W. PATTON. nenumphnted by
tho tf.Y Administrators. viii Vt#it tho FALL.
TIItHHDhY. Dec, ~. faR boon agt npart Tor
III" reception ~ Coneula and Other rcprosonta-
FRIDAY Dor IT, viii be tho military day.
on whrh tho Thirteenth InEnntry and tho va
fann will npp"nr mud participate In tho fos-
HATURDAY Doc. 2o WIN b. dow ted during
tho day 10 etititen. and the doors will open for
lleIr reception, on thts day nione. ut II o'clock
nj largo Christmas treo with haautiful gifts;
dlAnlhlr and musical peifprmnucot dancing
from 10 Z Il. m Hnd HHHy other nmllsementB
Will be provided fprthe IiHIn ones From IL to
6 u. n, - tha dry, the admission will be 20
ennte Tor afulie md Ibcenta Tor children. Every
child VIII freoiye II present. AftHr D. M. adj
uihHi0n VIII he aa usual
SUNDAY Dse IT, On Ibis day the, festivities
VIII b0Rin NJ 2 =. m. md VIII he participated In
ny numerous HrtlHtE Hni amateurs. who have.
kindly y3iuntnarnI thhir Refvleea. A full
programme VIII bo published Ia tho hall for the
MONDAY Dee vi, Closing Of the fair gala
ntPbf and 4,funn bali
6ENthAL kEMAKKA Every arrangement
ht7 been nHIe 10 mako the fHlr interesting. at
tiHrtIye ANA amusing. Tho above mentioned
i1dY MHHHR"fa viii be Insulated bY humorous
V mig Indies m efficient corps nf gentlemen
who havc Kindly volunteered and the commit
tne 0f arrangements from the BATTALION.
DannIug Nv. ~ eveulrE at 10 O'Clock,
The fair viii b@Riu dnllY NJ &. n. except on
Saurfhy and Buf dIY Hs above IHFnii1redt and
elp-e 1T b. M, kept on Mobday night. when
the bali ei9aas tbs fair.
Th,- bHbd bf the Battalion. under the leader
ship u J9seuh 4, Scorer. Will. during the en-
tire eek. perform concert and dance music.
GeHofa admission twenty FIVE cents children
Huder ten YeaIH, free. Entrances from 1T.
lEaree md Cnfenaeltt streefs.
j 10 ldne" official JON nal of the fair will be
published daily. furnishing programmes and
Items Of interest 10 visitors. del2 l0t
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-18
MRS. ". ~. TI.tfl1Il,t!E.
&e Charles street
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ASA rHnRaUauiA lEN Ft prEP &filIF
~ mthtlGm AHA on ,a h"r prtNiro9 nsatn ~
tha pu httr of Nav NflahHn Nhn guarantee
nataia, Ninn In All raant. En5inoaa auRe.atoua
an,I alt In 4 tson With w5Bdni ful accuracy.
,inta II
The sun., 1879-06-15
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81 WEST i4TH ST NEw YORK
Thrcc doors from Macy's
Also FOR THE sEASoN
2 CONGRFsS BLOCK
SARATOGA SPRINGS n Y


SARATOGA SPRINGS NY
THE LARGEST AND FINEST ASSORTMENT or
HUMAN HAIR GOODS
POSITIVELY RETAILED AT WHOLESALE PRICES
large variety Of INVISIBLE FRONTS for young and
old. proving the looks OF ali ladies instantly made
naturally curly hair they are always ready
The COQUEr 75c and inward. The PERFECTION
y and upward The FRIrON. 81 and upward TIE
COQUkT fONPADOUR. Il. - and upward. The pom
PADnuR fkiFuN e and upward
SWITCHES. Guest quality all long hair from - up
ward
HAIR TAKEN IN EXCHANGE
GRAY HAIR A SPECIALLY
mhings MI gde up by our new method hand somer and
cheaper than BY any other hou-e
Advice givenb FRENCH ARTIST how 20 arrange
the hair most beeomingy. free OF charge
GOLD AND SILVER HAIR PINS
Also, full assortment Of
BRAUTiFYfNG COSMETICS
on hand. EUGENIk'S SECRET Of BEAUTY, warranted
o. b harness specially. 81 per boN.
AURORA tor making hair golden blonde 81 25 ami
O. Ysr bottle lnnvailed VEGETABLE FACE ami LIP
ROUGE. u 81 and 81 per bottle UnequAled HAlR
kE~iukkk 81 per bottle. &C
Ladies having undesirable shade Of hair can have Il
transformed into sny desired shade IN few minute :
without injury % the hair
Thc nnest line Of BEAUTIFYING COSMETICS for re-
tainng or producing tie loVeness OF youth, warranted
. BE- harmless
Coueteut artist. attend 20 ladies' free Of chAr-e
SHELL GOODS. by Italian. French, and Anne riea an
Arusts, below manuacturvFs prices
send for our new illustrated catalogue, How 10 be
Beautiful" free Of charge
SHAW. 81 ives, ian ST. near 9Th svenue.
The sun., 1879-06-15
pENNsYLvA>I1 KAIIEoAD.
AND rNifED sfAIks NtIl ROUTE

AND UNITED STATES MAI. ROUTE
on and after May ~. Ism.
Trains leave New YORK. Dcsbr0Sses Anl Corlanii
street Ferries a. f1ilnNs.
Express ior Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West ami SOUTH
With Pullman Palace Care attached. y A. NJ aud > %
daily
For wihamsport Lock Haven. Cory. and Erie. Ns %
i. N, connecting Al CORY Tor riusyiue Petroleum
Centre, and the OIL kesions Nillamspou and Lock
Haven. "a
Balumorc Washington and the south Limited wash.
instou Exprcss Of Pullman Palace Cars daily except
Sunday. 20 4 VI arrve Washington u 2 " kcgu.
lar 40 ar1 ~ A NJ, =. and 10 T. N sunday. 80
A. ami 10 z N
Express Tor Philadelphia ~ 81 - 10 IAmite g.
III A " l. ~. T. 8. 8 80. %. and 10 ? " sun.
day % ani . 4 " s. e. - 30 and 10 4 n Emi.
grant and gcond c.asS. - 2.
Boats of Brooklyn Annex" connect with ~ N rough
transfer for Brooklyn travel
Trans srrive PROM Plttsburgh, 06 10 20 " 70 10
4 " ialy. 8 - A " 20 ? v. daily. exec % Monday
FROM Washington ami Baltimore. 9 ~ A ". = -.
$50 - 10 Y u sunday. 80 A. ami 10 10 Z
From Philadelphia 3 2S 8 OS, 50 ~. 10 40 II %
NJ. $50 sSo - : % and 1910 2 " sunday.
As 40. 6 50 io.t1 n ~ 4 v. 6.2D. lO.1OP VI
Tlcket Oiccs. 81 ami eu Broadway, l As,or Hovse,
and loot of Dcsbrosss aud COrt snd ts Court 81 and
BROOKLYN Annex Depot foot O FULTON Il Breokyn ia
ll6. and ii~ Hudson II. Hcboken Depot Jersey CITY
fRANk THOMSON. l. p FARMER
General Mauaeer. Geul Pass Agent
The sun., 1879-06-15
To PuILADELPHIA

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY;
IuREk DEPOrS N PHILADELPHIA.
TWO IN NEW YORK.
DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
AENT AND THE FASTEST TiME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
on AND AFTER APRIL %. is7p.
EInress Trains ave New YORK DesBrosses and Cort
lanlt Street Ferries. follows
t3l T3l ~ 3 40 Limited II A ". ], 3o, T. 8.
~. 81. AMI 10 7 v SIndayS % and A n, S. 8,
80. 30 and % = u
Boats u "Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
trains a. jer~y city nr1riing speedy and direct
transfer FOR Brooklyn travel
Returning trains leave Philadelphia ~ ol 20 IS
81. 81 and u 4 Limited Express 81 ? NJ.
q 4 $50, :. and b 2 n On sunday, u Ol -
8 IS. : = % A NJ 4. Is T. N
Tckct ufhccS So and qg4 Broadway Astor House
.ni foot OF Desor9ses and corusnds ss Court i AMI
Brook Annex De pot foot Oi futnn st. Brooklyn, IA
ll6 ami lis Hudson -. Hoboken. Depot Jersey City
Emlsrant Ticket ofce Battery place. -
FRANK THOMSON. l. FARMER
Genersi Manager GEM Passenger Agent
The sun., 1879-06-15
Errnricrn
Grrnrpiorh
al DIR NJ TIE DELICIOUS sURR.

:
me peerless palace resmer
PLYMOUTH ROCK
w'n leave THIS SUNDAY for
ROCKAWAY BEACH, -.
decorated from stem 70 stern With
myriad 0fensniM Mosy1Sn HsT qsfS "aruns In me
PLYMOUTH md the new W stons per No i, Il r. a, n;
S'"'r'' AFTERNOON,
- tron the FOO, Oi 22d - n: At, O'Clock.
and fEEsf1 FiiE RI 81 ; sUsfe ;SSs s5hRb'
N00A RfiSaR' RaohR MARINE 1RTE sISD SiS0H' '' 'A'
FARE RE....................... FIFTY CENTS
Single Trip Tickets ...........s..'.'S 30 eenb
TWO TINES '..rictst, may be bought At any Of the
Elevated Railway stations, and FREE
RIDE to and from Pier No will be 81
TO cured. Ask for PLYMOUTH ROCK tickets.
bear In mind.
- .'Tickss will also be on sale, u usual
RocKAwAY at both plera
ALL RoCKAwAY ExcuRs1oN1srs, In
order to secure FREE RIDE to and from
THIS Pier No l. n R.. should bear in mind to
ash at the Elevated Railroad stations for
PLYMOUTH ROCK TICKETS Fifty cent.
SUNDAY. will buy three tickets. one with a coupon
for the steamer and two for the railway,
one OF the latter to down town with,
and the other to so back with on the
turn or the PLYMOUTH ROCK
The sun., 1879-06-15
John II. nEYwOOD,

j o"N q sig M aad Il; "a GAM st. New York.
FURNITURE CARPETS.
BEDDING. REFklGERArORS. STOVES Ac Ac.
Easy tnstAlments with discount on prompt payments
NJ bogus price list all goods warranted A. prr entei
IMMENSE REDUCTION In pr!ces q furniture
carpets, bedding, stoves AZ, tor cash weekly
monthly payments at
cOwFERrHwAlT co IS. 1855 and 1877 chathama
IMMENSE slaughter Of Furniture. Bedding and
Carpets. Al les than panic prices At JOHN FISHERS
Great Rancho, 25S Bowery opposite Prince St Cut this
out, II will pay.
ZERO refrigerAtOrs. water coolers Neptune htrs
~ foArs coolers for ck room nursery retrgersf0rs
repaired. LESLEY 372 6ti v.
The sun., 1879-06-15
Eoust fuInsnn1.

A -.JoHN LYNCH HAS IHR CHEAPEST FvR-
"A. NlfURE, CARPET. BEDDING. STOVES. Ac.. Ac ,
IN the city. stock can be seen and examined 81 H14
HldHTH AYENUE. nsAr 25th 81. and EAST SIDE
WAREROONS, 81 THIRD AVENUE second door he l1w
2-th 81 WEEKLY AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS TAKEN
A a ,BAUMANN.-IMMEN REDUC-
n. Tons IA furniture, carpets and bedding Weekly
Ani monthly nstAments The largest estbl 81 NJ u
it, kind IN the city 5i2 and 54 sth av corner 35th 81
RAUAANN BROs.' NEW STORE. 3e West
~ IAN 81 Call and examine the largest stock
ture and carpets New NOrk weekly and monthly pay.
meuts, prices the lowest Also selins SCENTS tor The
lHAMnInN kNInINH HEns1E
The sun., 1879-06-15
THE STEWART MEMORIAL
CATHEDRAL SCHOOLS,
AT 90 Tda,, Ni+u

The CEREMONY Of LAYING the CORNER STONE Of
ST PAUL'S SCHOOL
NOW BUILDING by Mrs. A. T. STEWART,
10 be CONNECTED with the CATHEDRAL atGARDFS
CITY, will TAKE PLACE on WEDNESDAY, June is
ls7s at u 80 r NJ under the direction of the RIaHT
REV A n LTrrLRJOHS. BISHOP Of LONG ISLAND
sssisted by BISHOPS OF the EPISCOPAL CHURCH from
OTHER DIocEsEs, aud by ALL THE CLERGY and REP.
RESkNTATIVEs from the LAITY
THE MUSIC will be rendered by a TRAINED CHOIR Of
SEVERAL HUNDRED VOICES. supported By INSTRC.
MENTAL ACCOMPANIMENT and the CENTENNIAL
CHINE OF BILLS now In the Cathedral Tower
1hE STRUCTURE Is LOCATED UPON ELEVATED
GROUND, GIVING PULL VIEW to the many Thousands
OF spectators who will take this opportunity VI witness
ms the Interesting ceremony as well inspecting the
new Cathedral now approaching completion
SPECIAL TRAINS VIA THE LONG ISLAND RAILROAD
will leave Hunters Point BushNick av ana Flatbu.h
av' Brooklyn, al II IS A Returning will leave Gar
den City at , 80 and 3 3oPN
PROM OTHER POINTS SPECIAL CARS will be At
ehed to the regular trains OF the Long leland Railroad
EXCURSION TICKETS at ABOUT ONE.HALF REGU.
LAR RATES Will BIZ ISSUED from ALL STATIONS.
}. CHIrrENpEN 5 sPFNrFR
"'' D AssFhstF AAeht GEM superintendent
The sun., 1879-06-15
Qusunal Aotu,s.

A -CHII:DREN's bleaS suits, 81 SO ti1l, g.,
lI9 9bndgs e., near High, BroOklyn-
The sun., 1879-06-15
IVEsT BRIGHTON HFACH

PROSPECT PARK ANu COMFY ISLAND RAILROAD
on ani sfier 81 ~ la ualns between Con,y Island
Point sui West krI.ntHn Beach wl every 20 Ilu.
utesirom 4 N. to D. ~ mAking close counec.
tons itl sieam1oats 60 ant rom NcW York and New
AZ EKcu 81 .n l.ktts. i' cents
Train between West Hushton Beach and Brooklyn
VII run hatho4ry from 80 A ttl = N aui from
20 ~ T. every fifteen minutes and on SUNDAYS
sNery TN minutes fNcursun ucAes between bro1klyn
an West huehton heacu. - cents The Brunkhn
Depot GfeeuwoA q til ~ and 21h 49, can be reached
~ hore cars from all the ffrlcs
mi, Is Tie only .rsu hne running direct tn the Oh.
sryaiory, So ieet high and me NeW ocean Pier IopO
fee long landing passengers in e centre all TIE pub
H. attractions
GRAND CONCf Rrs on Observatory Plaza every Ansr.
noon and rNrring. SUNDAY iurirdeA. hy IOMNfN1S
t~i~hrstt NlNTH RfGiNkNI BAND and " ARBUCkLE,
tIe Norli renowned tORNET sDLOIsT
GROUNDS hghted BY 40 kLkCTKIC LIGHT. % .uOO
tAnte poWer
WEsT POIN I, Cornwall Eewburgh Round uck.
w cts ~ ALBANY DAY BOATs Conyeyance Com.
all y West Point 81 Extensive views from storm
hlnE ans Grow Nest' Return by down boat
A MEMS flannel suits e. o. Rs upward. men' a
SAsehTa nne diagonal coats and VsstA
DANAEb. lfA Bridge -. RsAT HiGh. BTooklyh
The sun., 1879-06-15
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bs3 M TaSx bSs .I .1 HAT p s9sT a. 3
S.i1 sSs irSH sn' bsSoxtSs fS s1s w Esndas kiaSk
HkHNu EsF b2ISs kc0GsHTwkAf GuTsk sDs TnUpsos
Psss nsers isndins a. WEST foiNf. doRNwiLL Or
..sc s i1 SoH II sn Ss s "a
coupon, Good Hudson River received for passage
A THE MARY FOWELL, tOr Pgtsegss,
col.,ns Milton, New HsnSGT hLds PARK, and Cold
SR' as :soPP'h Connects win Brcoiij q snnss 6Oss
A TROY BOATs,-cTTIzRNs LINE
n. steamer, saratos. and CITY Of Troy leave Per e
Tor Troy "a and All points North and West
LiOR NEwnuRGH AND PoUGHKEBPsIE-
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
ON AND AFTER JUNE is, 1879. TRAINS LRAvK
Daily s1ssR, sgna,y qP 4sSTER FSESr "a ,Hs -
ssS0 NJ is6 p Il. fSs.iiys 'wsdns'dsy" and
ssTs:P GS 3 .ss ssa Hi%gss1 Fssaf oily lG z
f!s.1gSS fG!sse91pSSs' spd sss HssrssSSTs ssSs - N'tP.M
Lcea.t Valley 8 ioA Y ss.ss. so. $50. eiooPM
Roskswsy s. 5, ., iii 4 NJ, IAN, i.So. aSo $50.
> 'SSot.@gsf. slcAN. N.s@.tS,eOHM
Pate 'osse. "a S'4s6 sfN
Greenport and s,g Hsrbor Fast Expre.ses 80 P. N.
Saturdays eiSA " sundays Beginning June a.
N as5' 4 s ISL O. 81. 7. so ii. i2isPM
Fllshng, IS 7S5, ss ~ u 20 A. NJ, 2So 4 4'oo,
Saturday nights only i2i5PN
Prom HUNTERS POINT daily for
B1sh,Sn Bach ga e 70 Al Il A i2N' 49, a0o' $50
SUNDAYS.
el5A ". Garden City, Greenport. SAG Harbor.
"a " Garien city. Hampstead. Locust Valley, Port
inP ". Garden City anil Hampstead
s@P Hampstead, Locust valley NUthport
. 10. ii a II H. 81. s,So. $50 tSo7P N. ROckA.
i6r H. !Sss 70 ss ggsss rSai 50 sos
sS1 NJ s3nP " tor Great Neck
os l IIS ~ m massy % r Gfi Psc 2 Jane:
''- '-'' '''1 : v n LAFFAN Asen, 2se Broadway
METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAIL
srCet-Neares point ~ wall street Ferry and eonnect
with cars for South Ferry. Cortanit strcet-Nearcs Il
pacc-NeareI point f6r Post once City Hall and Bar.
clay street Ferry 60 Hoboken Cnambers street-Near-
Grand strcci-Neare point Tor D,sbro.cs Street
Ferry to jersey city sud connects with tor Dcs
Connects With cars Tor east ami west Eight street
Connecting with cars for Christopher Street snd Fast
cars Tor East Twenty third ami Twenty fourth Street fer
rcs Twenty third s,rcet-connccung with cars lot
streci-C onnC ting with ears ior weehawken Perry
Forty second steet-Connccts with New YORK Transfer
aud sixth avenue Fifty-eghth street-Connectng with
cars OF Relt Line Railroad. sixth avenue Entrance .
Fity.ninth street aud ninth avenue seyent, second
street and Nnh avenue Eish,yhrst street and Ninth
down.iown trains sdc stations Trains will run
. 'su = and 6th av aui sist = ami 9Th alternate
4 n. and aud p n. when he are is cent. -
WV X GARRISON, President
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Gbt Gun.
u AT PROSPECT PARK.
SATURDAY. June II.
TUESDAY. June a. and
THURSDAY, June 20,
SIX RACES EACH DAY
commencing promptly ats O'Clock
The Course be reached direct by Prospect Park
coney Island Railroad Boats leave Wes 2tth St, North
RiveIAti2 n and 81 P N West lOth st, II 10 and
/ tu NJ franklin It. ~ - and | 50 Z Pier >.
North River II ~ AMI 2 by stam cars from
Greenwood 9th Ay ami 2lth st. every fifteen minutes
The depot can be reached by horse cars from all Of the
LEONARD JEROME, President
JOHN HECKsCHER. Secretary.
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Cigars anS dObattu.

nEFIANCE CIGAHS, best In market mAnufue.
- tured ami Tor sale BY y HlRsCH co, ONCE 50
"A' . LODGE. CANnKYER Co, u ceiuSsdt Al
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4 -A.-PLEAsURE. FTN An coNFoRf

a. BEAtIiFtIs BfItiIftL' BEAUTIFUL
Palace steamer HARLEM. Capt e n. Lnngstrcct on
sUNDAY. june IS up the Easi River ami Lons Island
sound o COLLEGE Point and CITY Island LeaNlns Fulton
Market Sin ass t5 A N ami = ". Landing At Grand
Il iith A., Grcnpo.nt and sli y turning, from
City Island. II 4 N ant g. T. N College Point. ~
" aud - P n Pare 20 College Point - cents. city
leland. ~ cents each Music and rcirr rshments on
board 4 II LONGS lREkT. Supe rtutcnisnt
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SrAKINis s.TA+TEN llSSILANp.EHcuRsioNs

STATEN ISLAND
Take siesmers CAsTLFTON POMONA, and HUNT
a. terminus of Elevated Railroads Pier 2. foot N
Whitehall st. leaNlu. D. 10. II, - A NJ I, 3 S, 4 r
u. Buy uCkrf. a fiUr
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A -A.-OCEAN srIEK, Long BRANCH.

:
wil make two Uips each day.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY. june la and II.
lcnsins cOth 81. r. % A and ",
West 10Th IS anl 2 80. jcweirs Wharf. Brooklyn
10 ami ~. PIER 1 4. ioi5 AMI IS
spienid ,a ON the scan - Long Branch passing all
the foruhc All M
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EyssELL's ICE CREAM. o. per gallon; bel. in
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