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RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MoRTGAG
Brpoklnn Rea! estat: for saIc.

BLOCKS, HALF BLOCKS and PLOTS OF
ID LOIS for sale lines u rapid transit IN Biookyn
TIE attention 0f couutyOvng cry people X invited 10 TINS
properly price, Sl5O up and going mp. - -
rutland & ~ HITTING. BeekTuan-
EOR SALE.-The most substantial house Ia
BROOKLYN. situated on Chntonavei proven nrepro2t
brt stone grOuted floors supported by
corrugated iron double ROOF water On a.
fOOrs heated by steam neve- insured lot lJG-4O
Apply 10 c. y. LATHAM,
81 Beekman-st. " 7.
CO KIM $3.50 cash buys 4-story brick
u sD.sIsBJ. store lSx45xSO, leading avenue, near
Prospect THIS good and sure Clance 70 make
money. rutland 4 WHITING, Beekman-st
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Cost an0 found.

/ Ood.-BANk BOOK No. 3O4,1I7. Finder
- "'A send II " E.eecKer street BANK for saylngA
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Real Cstatc to Gxrharge.

. CITY LOTS and CASH to EXCHANGE
- cr DAIRY FARM well w4Jerel depot L. s. f.
Station J.. -. S.. O.
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NEW SHORT LINE
To WEST BRIGHTON BEACH
COMFY ISLAND,
VIA BAY RIDE AND THE
NETWORK AND SEA BEACH RAILROAD.
WILL BE OPENED JULY IL, 1879.

TIME TABLE.
Tho popular steamer MOHtI~ANlA and rtLNAN
STREAM 'rave Nrw-I1rk connecting 40 bay Ridge viii
trains Tor Brighton Beach, as follows:
o45. io:i5 ii:45 a M ls45 la5, 245 3i5. 4:I5 5:a5.
Gao. 7:45 80 M.
Pier Ii-Chri-topher--r
300 1890. lI5j a. l2.5J l.JJ, 2'55 355, i;5j $685.
600 .. M.
1919 lilo w.; i5IO lilo. 2lO 8Io 4IO 5:Io $40.
1.lO p.
1918 li6 a. nj 1913 Ills. 2:I5 3l5, 4:l5 jl5, G:i5.
Returning leave West Brighton Beach for BAY Ridge and
NewYork as follows: sou. 3'21 lOZ1 ll-O A. m. l22U,
l:2O 300 800, $50 52U 500. 100 $50 ana $3.50 D. H.
Trains mar keI thus Piers and rs only
connecting with steamer Mary Powell.
HARLEM AND BAY RIDGE ROUTE.
The steamers HARLEM and SHADHsIDE leave Harlem
(Iorrisaua pi,r connecting with trains al bay
follows: 3OJ 1910 u l;lo, 80 'Io an1 ~
p. m. ,- ,,......... o..,.,-. an,
Fulton Ferry. - No. ~ a. -,
Returning leave West Brighton Beach 1920. lI20 M
2i.O, 4:2O So ana l:-o p M. ...,.
Excursion ncse 30 ccuts single tup 80 cents Nhafcs
O''"''A X. +. Kicker President
nNE HUNDREDTH ANNIN ERSARl Oh the
" BATTLE or STONY POINT July 10. ~ ~. 49,.
Trains on Nsw-Jersev and New-lofk HaiiWN VII lcaFo
Ntw.Yark chambers street Ferry AZ lio ua sou H.
Returning. leave Point a. $40 ana % p H.
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CoruoraIlon Notites.

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Proposals 10 FUR
Y ni the Department OF Caarit-s ANA correct9ns Win
-r r9pts groceries leather Ice, crockeiy ind ,ct an -
sre 81 viii Dee received uut M Of she otl cay ni Juf
1879 For particulars Clty Record, Tor sale Al No ivy
Han
NOTICE.-Proposals for furnishing Broken
stone VIII be received by the Department OF DOCKS ~
aud Duanest until sd jas, lelJ at ~ OcOtA a. ~
nm Information "rno CITY Record .of SAFE AZ NJ
City Hal.
NOTICE.-Proposals will be received &C the
~ on. of Commissioner OF Public WORKS no ~ ,Nny
Han until Friday July 25 1879. for paving portions III "
o M Iaforaaton 500 city Recora for sale at No y
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NEWPORT LINE

FIRsTCLAs- FARE 81.
v m 5 5 a a ln 5c eanE 2 On train savns Newport
me morning 4t 80 The magnificent steamers steamer
viii leave Ns ORR Ialy p SUNDAYS eEcepteD rom
leave Sew.Yors 80 60 inmates later tan via Other ines
ana Connect al Newport al 1:y A. m I4 m u '
LINE running az low that affords passengers IL
Al d. M running through 10 Newport hours steamer
arrives IN NsV.l9rA az ci9eA 5gSi tho oce of
the Line. PIER % ~ Re- ana On board 5'r43rf. ovrrr
General Pass'r. Agent. Asent@
FOR NEW-HAVEN HARTFORD, SPRING
FIELD. WHITE MOUNTAINS mon REAL and IN.
Sundays excepted p 1wegtythtd y. T. Il a. 3l6
2; H. anu ~ \, H. C11iotlE Sh Irsts .d and bag
I.e ioL at m r,roayyag Nv eV yor ana Court
Brooklyn. Excursion to New Haven and return. 81 90
TOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON.-Landing
at Cozzens West POINT Cor" all Newburs arlboro
BB is% sa T SPu aaads @
w. BALDWIN end TRONAs corn El,L leave DAILY AZ
Except SATURDAYS when the steamer IhomIs Cornell viii
fayS Fl G aad De Te f aFoad WIZ" 0S - -
FOR NEW-HAYLN, its surroundings and
AL stau9ns on the U'd art @ mars
JOHN II SrARIN ap9 EaAsrUs COKN N cave pier -
r. SS' Saturday SaaIiPa'i arrive SSy{ NUN
and treght' fare 81 excursion starns New Havon
MANIPULATION L'lo JOHN H. sTARIN Proprietor
I EHIGH VALLEY BAILROAD.
i A6R4NG 0t f4ss ~, r6AINs, MaIsa
ZOO for Ea-!on 8eteaem ALent2%n h %,i
i h1r.H - c,.5of and Fun shannocK' ~
OeifG 0i NV 1igbt FTRrrss daily for Ea-ton Bethlehem
AIlsufIyrn Mauch Cnuuk. Wikesbarre, ElnIra Ithaca
Geneva Auburn Rochester Buffalo Niagara Fails and the
West Pullman sleeping oos -rn,t and T-n,.r
General Eastern Office, corner Church and Coranut-sts
CHAs. II. ca INNINGS, Agent.
nNE DOLLAR to BOSTON.
ONE DOLLAR 10 WORCESTER Limited tickets 81.
GOOD ~ boat for so Steamers leave
per 40, North River. daily. al $50 D. m
Steamers OF the NORWICH LIN r. leave same pier daily
hester and for Portland and the White Mountains daily
except saturdays
DROYIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON,
II via Providence Direct. - - go
a FULL NIGHTS REST ONLf - MILES OF HALL
IHE FAVOEIrE PALACE -TEAMhko
MAsEACHL SETS, Captain Ray Aleu-, 49,.
RHODE ISLAND. Captain Jesse Mott.
leave daily Sundays excepted from Pler - Noii
HIyrt uO0t Of ~ iTreI-stJ NJ.
Pas.,uze arIlye IN Boston az a. m. No Intermediate
landings UejW New-I0rS ami Providence. - 100 s
staefJOms ana tickets secured At Sos 300 81 %
81 Broadway. Metropolitan sud titl AYchdeii'les
y. ami 800 ~ ash ns On-t, E.olGJn Also ..sAet
All principal ticket Offices ana al al oces oi '
coz y ISs oi Agt D. = BABCoCK, Prost
VHE OLD RELIABLE STONINGTON LINE
FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST
M s m. from Pier 33. North River foot of JayStl 49, ~
sprciI limited ticErts GOOD ONLl on ZAo a. M S'H
meeting stOuiugon sold via this Line from No"i OH
10 Boston Tor 81
WHITE MOUNTAINS.
IN ana after June 80. DIRECT CONNECTION viii De
THE GREAT PROVIDENCE LINE.
PARLORtAR- leaving the steamer Landing az Fox POM
AZ l:5u a. M. WI ~ y lLilDt ~
FkBYAN HOUSE and A IL. PIINtIPA W WHITE AOC ~
TAiN POINTS WITHOUT CHANGE
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Conntrp Dropertn for Sale anN Go Get.

SUHNlIU lJlUpLLAu III Jul "''O ~ LNNs
ELEGANT COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR
l. SALE at N0rwak, Conn; mansion j4yjO; j rooms;
sound 3 fruit Trees lawns; pucc -lO"Ou must
b. Co Dee appreciated; terms 90 suit Apply 10 OeCAh
HANSEN, 100 4rh-ave., near 4-tl--L
EOR SALE.-Tweutv-ou miles from New
I York good mousse and barn. and a. fine
water power a. can be- found there al the
year round better place Tor paper or w0oLcD MILL VAL
Sell cheap. j. :. ANNETTE w. Finest
FOR SALE or EXCHANGE-A desirable
residence 40 ia>-aic n J 50 minutes wa l-Ile itaIi
house al modern improvements with lot aed
with choice fruits must be 10 Do" appreciated " Ny
EES Lord q lay.or, Broad" as ana -.ll--L
EOR SALE.-On Round Hill, Northampton,
Mass The family residence o. the late Henry Bright
comprising about ~ land. u large lawns hover
erle ana fruit wing and paslurarr large brick
tue HOvOEe The centre of The town
schools churches smiths College r gll- ana the
Cars Inst tute part The Land admirably adapted to spec
UItve Improvement without nurug the residence terms
Vl be Apply 10 M. T.. BEIGH l. Executor No 800
Maallngt-l-s boston.
TOR SALE or EXCHANGE.-Oue of the
best Long Island FOR business general
about plenty 90 wood water tn
crops. including about 80 tone of mortgage
some cs 20 'tlceI . nee .a can or 'alsl 10 aiYahl-
a.. by person residing n NtWl uIE Tor farming purposes
and as summer resort Address Box 2604 n y. +. o.
ORANGE, \. J.-Hou>es and Country Seats
- JET for salt great variety also farms and build
hs Iots. BLACKWELL EROS. 2i3 Broadway, Room
CEASIDE-FURNISHED COTTAGE.-Sleep-
- ug for pei the New Resort the Jersey
Coast and bay for SlJ $3.50. Al
dress KAIALAssA. Point Peasant y. J.
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CFNTRAT, RAILROAD or NFW-JFRSFY

~ Ferry station New York, foot OF Llbertv-sL
Brooklyn foot Of FultOnst JEWELS Wharf
Commencing 49, lS7a-Trans leave foot o.
Libertv-st. a. iUlOWsi
$50 a. m.-For bennington EaSton, Bevidere. Mauch
ChunS, Tamsqua, WllkesOare, Elmra- &c. Connects at
Junction with d.. l.. and w. H. r.
sac a m.For High Bridge Branch. Schoo'ev's Mountain
Budds Lake ana Lake HoDatcOug, EastOn. Harrisburg.
Niauch Chunk. 1amaqus, Wikesbarre Scranton Williams
port,
1880 and 80 mFor Somerv1llc and Pennington.
D. m.-F0r FleminEton Iaston, Mauch Chunk. Tamaqua
WkesDarre. scranton TuukhaHHocE TamaQua HazeIJjn,
Reading, POttsvi!lc, HARRISBURG. &c.
43U D. m.-FOr High Bridge Branch ~chOOeys Mountain.
Budds Lake and Lake HopaconE EastOn. Bevldere and
MaUCh Chunk.
$50 p. 10. calyFOr Easton, Allentown and Harrisburg
Emira &c. Connects n Junction for d., l. and " r. T.
745 - m.-For Easiuu.
FOR tra.n- points timetables stations.
SUNDAY TEAlNS-Lrave . a. m. II %. Bound
intermediate points, and at $50 for
Reading and HARRISBURG
Boats ~ the Ero0 vu and Erie Annex make connection
AZ Jersey and BrOOklyu ana Depot
4
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NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOrND RRnOk R0TTE

BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR TRENTON AND pIILA ID eLeHIA.
EMPRESS TRAIN TIME TWO HOURS.
Leave Newly foot II Libcrryst Teuton and Pha
drpla $50. 74J ., Has 1.3O I. 5:5u 1l5. Il
p m. For Trenton, 4.5u p.
Leave Phlalepna from station Phila. and Reading RAN
road IliI ana er-sis Ut 40 54', a. L-"' o. Me- -'t'
Leave Trenton iar Ncw York l3O Monday 6:IO
Sis, 800, lu4O 1910 --N :: TO-. f.l', t;lJ D. M
Pullman DrswiugrOOm Cars are attached % the a. me-
p trains from New- lOIA % Tie Tao d. H. Lilo p liz
SUNDAY TEAI Ss@ie cave New.York and Philadelphia At
a. J,JUf j. p Leave t" "A L'L AISLu a. y a. I
F;S0 m leave Trenton 40 l:2o. $40 %. Gln
Connection made Jersey City station by ferry 10 anu
from Brook yu and Enc " Depot jersey CITY.
Tickets iof sale at OF Lbertys NOS ga BroaoWav
the principal hotels al ouces OF inc Erie RAILWAY ~ ey-
brooklyn Baggage checked from residence TO estimation
IL. p. BALDWIN. Gen. Pass. Agent
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
Commencing Juue l6 1879. Leave NewYorE from Pier 8
STEAMER IT. JOHNS,
and me favor nc
STEAMER JESSE HOHT
Connecting sandy Hook MID trains tOr
Long Branch, Hlslaul &c, J:Ju S'3u l. nj l:Nu, o.fo
ocean Grove, sea Grit &C. $3.50 m. 1:Oo a45 sos
" Philadelphia Toms Tuckerton R. T.. $50 n H.
-'' V,ne.aad Brdreton and Atlantic City. l.OU p IL
Warerowu and Cedar Greek, &c, $40 D. m
SUNDAYS Tor highlands ana Long Is amen 3:3OA N
From foot OF LIberty-st. ~. L.. B.oi y ID Tor
Vueand BrugrtOn ana Atlantic CITY. lioO p m.
PAiaae pima ana TuckertOu r. H., I.5V and 400 p m
Waretowu Cedar Greek &c. 7f5 a. IN. ami 400 p m
". :. sNEDEN, General u 1nager.
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6teamboats ano Railroads.

4 LBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE, DREW
"A and IT JOHN leave Pier No. IL North River
foot OF Canatst. week day D connecting
81 Albany (suudav morning excepted Win trains North
West and East StaterOOms warmed by steam
Excursion 70 Albany ana return good 80 days s.
EVERETT President
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miscellaneous.


DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT TIE 2
TOWN OFFICES 40. 23S Broadway, cor Thirty nrst'J,
or 40 :lO~ West Twrnty-thrd-st., corner Eghtl-dve
Last FOuIteruA-at. corner nOusI uare gOO luI
Forty -rveutl-st: NJ the HARLEM ofElttr No
Third Onrhuuirel ana w enty tourthSL
Ciem savings Bank BUlding), mp 10 m, AZ regular
OniCerateS
LYNCHS. 925 Broadway, formerly New
\ YORK Hotei-cstaDl-hed lS4t-Large stock Of Ola
MONpS ana PRECIOUS SION at greater bargains than
offered before no connection win any other house
JAMAICA. West Indies-Parties wishing in.0r-
~ nation on subject Of Jamlica Winter CLIMATE
CURE viii apply by Letter TO T. IL. CHA4tIlN, NJ: r.
MoGu8in COrnw all on Hudson. or u AMES tECIL
PHILIrPU, NJ. b., kingston. sansica
m DUMMY ENGINES at PRIVATE SALE.
- 4 Tho Ncw-YOrk Elevated Railroad COMPANY WiA
private sale either together or separately the following
-Four Engines 74lO cylinder wheel 33 inch, weight about
Two Engines xIO cylinder wheel 80 nch. weight about
$4,000 pounds nj,
ahouJ 1000 pounds . 49,, , a, -
Four Of these engines stored N 9Shst and 3daye
ready COR delivery The remaining seventeen can
De- delivered about the lst OF August ucAL
FOr further particulars &C., Inquire OF me audersene
MT i. KING, Room H.
General office New York Elevated Railroad Company. New
York, Broadway. June z. lot5
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BRIGHTON BEACH.
DTrans on tho Brooklyn. Fatbush and Coney Island Rail
way until further notice. VIII run hliThOury De. Seen
FLArBU-H-ANE.
(L0ng Island Depot Brooklyn ald
BRlGHrON BEACH
from $50 a 70 1000 p. Trans VIII alsJ Leave
BEDFORD
tFrankrn-ave.l. half.hOurv, from $3.50 a. N. 10 IfOs
p n. Last train from the Beach II .. 70. l4e 90!
1855 a. N. from Bedford and the 600 and 800
from Brighton DO not RIM Sundays. The degpts
reached and Wall street Ferries by Aunuc
Lines via Ful Ferry DIV FatDu-h
Avenue Adams and Boerm street Line VIA Hsui ton
Brooklyn Central Lane via Grand and kpose
ferries by Lee and NOstrand Avenue, IOmpSins
Avenue Franklin Avenue Lines. Extra trains VII DO
'"'- -'D W. E. DoRwIN. superintendent
HUNTERS POINT AND WALL STREET
Ii ANNEX.
The fast and c0mmOdous steamer OLYPHANT connects
daily except SUNDAY. with all trains the Long Island
Railroad Brighton Beach, Rockdway. and all points On
Long Island as follows:
Leave Wallst pier ~ Leave Hunters Point
a. m. e,ON a. m.
lO;3U H. 900 a.
ll.3Oa M. hoo a. IA.
LOOP m. 1875 p. m.
300 p. m. A3J p No.
$40 D. M. 2.3j p. IA.
S.lop. N. 500 ,. m
5.iOp. N. $50 p. M
500 p. N. O:j) p IL
All trains arrival at Hunters Point OF Wall Strees
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FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
Connections. Leave foot Of LloItyst iOr Freehold az
7.+5, Il 80 d. Iu. 4 J;Ij. p H.
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BAIL Att I AND ONO RAILROAD

landi-sts.
$50 m Tor ashingtOn. Pittsburg Columbus Cincinnati,
indianapolis, chicago and the West Richmond Charleston
ana the south Pullman cars from Baltimore TO Newark,
Ohio. Pitts0uTg and Chicago.
loo p m. for Washington and the West. Pullman cars
rom Newl orR 10 Baltimore ana Washington. making close
connections tor Pttsburg Cincinnati Indianapolis Louisville
and II LOUIS through Pullman cars. Baltimore To Clncn
ua1 and ~ L0us
400 p for Washington and the West MAKING same con.
neCtOn the West as the y. IN.
1000 daily. for Washington, the south and West Pull
man sleepers from NewNork u Baltimore and Washington.
making close uccons for Chcago Cincinnati ndldnapo
lis Louisville ST. Louis Columbus Pittsburg the south and
Southwest Through Pullman from Ia tm0Te Cucn.
nat connects Washington with for Lynchburg
Florida New Orleans ana the south.
For through tickets please call at COmpauys once 81 5
BROADWAY York. and AZ ticket Offices foot Of COrtandt
and Iesbrasses-sts., and Depot jersey City.
ROUND TRIP TICKETS 10 KANSAS, NEBRASKA
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BOARD at LONG BRANCH.
- sLOCUMS COTTAGE a short distance from the
shore plenty OF shade and stabng for
moderate. Call on premises address
EDWARD r. sLOCUM.
East Long Branch.
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NETWORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains for HE'D Bans. Long Branch ocean Grove
&c, 7;4J g Has a. 100 800 eXpress 4. 5:I3,
p. ln.
tons and from Oceanic and Fair Haven at Red Bank 10
and from Point Pleasant q trrt with all trains.
REDUCED EXCU ESION FARES FOR THE SEASON.
r-urError n 81 N-ryv vpDE y III Y 4 V
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WHITE MOUNTAIAS.
On ana after June 80 DIRECT CONNECTION viii De
Via
THE GREAT PROVIDENCE LINE.
pAptgVtAR- leaving the steamer landing az Fox POINT
wharf Providence j:5U WI ~ TITO - ~ -
FABYAN HDU-I. and III. PltlNtlFAL W li4l- hOC-'
TAIN POINTS WITHOUT CHANGE.
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TOR NEW HAVEN, its surroundings and
AL stations the NeW-Yors, Boston ana Ar Line,
Derby and North Hampton Railroads direct-Ste1mers
JOHN II SrARIN an ERASrUs COkN N y cave PIER .
y r. Courtlandt-s. az 2 m every nlgt N me
SATURDAY arrive IN ewaven In tune ior III
and freight fare 81 excursion 81 So starns New Haven
manipulation LIIo John II. sTARIN Proprietor
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NrETROPOLTTAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.

Leroy.st, 9:35 a m. and hourly % 8:3j p m.
Pier : $50 a.. m.a and hourly 10 $50 p.
Rerurfiug Manhattan Beach for New
Bay Ridge fhourly 10 IOZ5 p.
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NE DOLLAR to BOSTON.

ONE DOLLAR % WORCESTER Limited tickets 81.
GOOD ~ PIER the boat for 50 cents Steamers leave
per 40. North Rv-r ia. y. az $50 -. M.
Steamers UI the >DENIDH LINE leave same pier daily.
OBJ u. iaY-. b:tl o. Mo- for Boston, Nul
Jester Sc the Whe Mountains, daily.
-.rI
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY.

Trains leave for Engceood, Cl0ster Pemont aud Nyaek,
-.-0 ,,5O a. M: l. o. 400 5.JO, $40 $50 ll.Ju y.
s1pCays . a W. aud $50 p. The 1880 D. ~ Train wi
leave 81 minutes later saturday uish's,
kauuet Srrng valley and MGnsrJ, l. 800 a. NJ 400 p M
mo. ~ ABBOTT Genl Passr Agt, New YORK
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Two PHILADELPHIA
prN-N-TIVANlA RAILROAD

Fourteen Through Trans way daily three depOs IN
philade. DlIa, Ncw-I Ork.
Double Track, the most Improved Equipment ana The
Fastest Time consistent win absolute safety.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-08-21
Bluehill Notes.

Copper mining is all the rage at Bluehill
and good success seems to attend the business
which is now fast assuming permanency.
Prof. Hitchcock, State Assayer Bartlett and
some fifteen OF twenty gentlemen from Boston,
Bangor and Rockland visited the mines last
Friday and Saturday. Prof Hitchcock will
make an extended report on this great copper
belt which will be read before the American
Association for Advancement of Science,
which meets at Saratoga the last OF this month.
Some important sales have been made at
Bluehill during the last week. The Atlantic
Copper Co. are taking out ore for the Bluehlll
Co.'S mill, which treats all the low grade ore,
the better class being shipped to Baltimore.
The new shaft in the Douglass Copper Co. Is
producing iron of the very highest grade.
Steam drills and steam hosting works have
been added, SO that the mine is now producing
about 60 tons of ore daily. This company now
employs thirty-fve men as miners. f. L..
Bartlett is putting up experimental works for
testing his new process for the extraction OF
copper If the experiment proves success
he will erect large works Immediately for the
manufacture of copper, vitriol and copperas.
He has contracted for 1000 tons of the Douglass
ore
N. E. Swasey of Bucksport has purchased
the property known as the Jonah Slower cop
per mine
The Copper Exchange Hotel has changed
hands. The new proprietors are charging the
house to double its former capacity.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-08-21
Excursions.

Yesterday being the first pleasant day for
some time, the island boats were crowded.
A Sabbath school at Rochester, n. H., CAM
over the Rochester road in the morning and
went to the islands ON the Florence. The party
numbered about three hundred
That excursion of people from towns on the
Eastern and Boston & Maine roads passed
through yesterday noon and took the Grand
Trunk cars for Montreal.
The first annual excursion of the retail
grocers took place yesterday. They assembled
at II a. M. in front of Old City Hall, and,
headed by the Portland Band of 20 pieces,
marched to the Florence under the leadership
of Robert P. Jewett, marshal, and w. A. Tay-
lor, aid. They made fine appearance on the
street, the butchers in their white frocks, "a
strong, and the grocers 81 strong. AT Long
Island an excellent clam-bake was enjoyed and
an organization perfected. The usual sports
were enjoyed. The procession returned at $50
D. M A large number of the stores were
closed during the day.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-08-21
neatb Of Richard Fl. Goding.

Richard III. Cooling, treasurer of York coun-
ty died at Alfred yesterday of consumption,
after a lingering illness of several months lie
was born in Acton, where he lived until 1867
when he moved to Alfred to take charge per-
sonally of the county buildings. While living
in Acton, he held for many years responsible
places OF trust, which his townsmen saw III 70
confer upon him. In 1864 he was elected
sheriff. and in 1866 reelected, and again III
1868 the people elected him for a third term
In 1872 and 1873 he represented the towns OF
Kennebunk and Alfred in the Legislature, and
was active in all movements for the good OF the
state. In February, 1877, he was appointed
county treasurer by the Governor to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation of the Hon.
Mr.. Banks, who had been elected State Treas
urer. Mr. Cooling was elected by the people
in 1878 to the same position. In all the posi-
tions which Mr.. Cooling has filled, his duties
were discharged with ability and fidelity. Ills
death will be great loss to the community
and a greater loss to his family. He leaves a
widow and five children. H2F