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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-10-25
The AMERICAN INSTITUTE
PIIRENOLOGY

INCORPORATED BY THE LEGISLATURE
IL Of tn. State Of New York In 1865. will
open its Annual Session for 1879 on the frrt
day Of October. ~ continue six weeks. More
than u hundred lessons or lectures Will be
given.
The stndy Of Human Nature. Ms taught
by PhrenoloRy. fbysi"pnomy. and Physi-
ology. constituting . complete Anthro-
polopy. is Of t.. e first Importance to
clergy men. whose vocation II IN In IN.
strutt mankind in the formation Of character
and the attainment Of spiritual srowth:to
Teachers, who need to learn the nature
OF the human faculties. ana how best 10 guide
and instruct them 10 act in accordance with
clear judgment and sound morality; To
s.hysjcinss. that they mny understand
the mental traits aud di pos tons of patients
and patrons aud how to acquire their cobh-
dence and co-op-ration; to
Lawyers. that they may know what IL In
human natgre. and how e. read ut once the
character ut eli nts. witnesses. snd jury. and
comprehend the springs OF action snd mo-
tive III those yho are charged with crime; to
Statesmen. who are called To ensct
lsws for the proper government and Improve
mcnt Of msiIkind;t to
MerrhMWts and Business Men. who
deal with everybody, and ought Ia know chsr-
aoter aud faculty, and how to handle 1t easily,
pleasantly. and successfully; tn
Parents. who have = vital interest In the
proper training. instruction. government. and
happiness 81 children. and therefore need to
understand their special traits, and what
treatment IL best suited to each; to
Y0um. Men and WOssseW, who have
10 make their way In the world. In s.lf-cul-
ture. choice OF pursuits, and selection OF life
companions or business partners. this COM
prehensive SCIENCE OF FIRST PRINCIPLES has
proht able word TO say.
All who desire II become members Of
class, this year or next. aud sill who would
like 20 know what 10 TO be taught in the
course OF instruction. terms. etc, may sd-
dress. asking for ''Institute Circular
s. R. Wells & Co., Publishers,
1877 Broadway. New York.
The New York herald., 1879-07-31
COMFY ISLAND prscoMroRTs.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:--
The question as to whether the improvements st
Coney Island have been successful In attracting
there better classes of society to any extent or
ever will be able to do under the present manage
ment, is probematical. Persons of sensitive feel
ngs and refinement. and even those who have been
accustomed to be treated like human beings do NOT
like the idea of being driven. like many animals.
into promiscuous crowd and forced through cattle
pens to accommodate selfish and greedy corpora-
ton whose chief aspirations seem to be to extort
every cent that Is possible from its patrons without
giving in return either comfort decent accommo-
daons To force persons through these pens once on
every trip requires more than ordinary cheek. but
or twice the sole purpose Of checking the honesty
OF the employees OF the company is the sine qua NON
of impudonce and ought to be frowned down by the
entire community. Bu. the cattle pens and ticket
boxes arc not the ipso flcfc OF this complaint.
would indict and arragn these monopolies for neg
ligence and tho want of proper attention to the COM
forts and conveniences OF their patrons. Take for
instance the popular route to Manhattan Beach.
to the number OF persons who are sometimes
held there by storms and the shed fronting the
river 10 so constructed that during only slight
shower IL forms young Niagara. under which an
umbrella Is OF little and which all, either going
on off the boat. are obliged to encounter. Next,
tho open cars are of the poorest and cheapest
struction aording scarcely any protection from the
rain. and none whatsoever from the dust and cin-
ders of the cheap eng employed. The one
two drawing room hitchod ON to each train
no better than the ordinary in general
throughout the country and twenty-five cents
extra for q seat in those is exorbitant. But
the cattle pen at the hotel is the chef d'euvrs
imposition and discomfort Passengers are held
in this enclosure subject to the hot sun rain.
sometimes for more than half hour. There are not
sufficient seats to accommodate women with
small children and babies In their arms and II there
they would DO of little use, for in this pen thcy
pack people like sardinos In box. The fact Is, tho
managers all very nice people, but entirely too
anxious to get back the money they have buried
the island, while the transportation facilities
totally inadequate to the comfortable accommods-
ton Of the public. q. q. n.
The New York herald., 1879-07-31
A JUVENILE COMPLAINANT.

pretty little dark-eyed girl of only six summers
stood before Justice Morgan in the Jefferson Market
Police Court yesterday afternoon complainant in
a case of highway robbery. Her name is Augusta
Newcomb, and she is tho daughter of "Bobby"
Nowcomb. tho actor residing at No. So South wash
ington square. While walking in the park girl.
giving her name as Lucy Crowley, aged fifteen, Of
No 4s0 Washington street. came up and spoke to her
and walked with her little way taking her BY the
hand Noticing plain gold ring on her hnger. the
stranger asked to look at 1t, and being refused
tore II forcibly from her finger and ran away. Gus
sic gave chase down south Fifth avenue until she
saw Officer MCGOWAN to whom she told her story.
lie Joined in the chase and arrested the girl in a
saloon in Blocker street. She gave up the ring on
being caught and 1t restored to ite owner In
court the girl pleaded guilty to charge Of larceny
aud was held In 81, 900 bail TO answer
The New York herald., 1879-07-31
THE COURTS.

APPLICATION FOR HABEAs CORPUS wRITs.
A number Of writs Of habeas corpus yestcr.
day granted by Judge Potter. in Supreme Court.
Chambers. Robert Fitzgerald. committed by Police
Justice wandell in default of 900 bail for alleged
felonious assault, says that he committed the as
sault in self-defence and that the bail is
more than he can furnish. and therefore
asks an examination, with view to his pos
siblc discharge. Kittie Davis. hold q charge
OF disorderly conduct. alleged that she is wrong
,ully imprisoned The release of william PEPPER.
held on q similar charge is asked by his wife.
auippo savicro italian boy, is in the custody Of
the Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty to Children
His cousin, Joseph Fellet says that no has learned
that the society intends to send the boy back to
Italy. and he asks an inquiry into the pending
the expected arrival here OF the boys father, and
meantime. that the boy be placed in his charge. AL
the writs made rcturnable to-day.
The New York herald., 1879-07-31
VERLTAS.
"RoAD AGENTS" AT THE EAST.

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
On Tuesday evening Of last week had occasion
to go to Philadelphis the 10:15 T. NJ. train
on the Pennsylvana Road and had hardly gotten
out OF Jersey City before being accosted by fellow
passenger who represented himself o Texas cattle
drover who had just disposed OF q large drove Of
cattle in New York. The speech Of the man indi-
catod southern origin and his rough exterior gave
him the appearance q drover. he short Of
stature, quite stout, wore common check shirt.
gray pantaloons and vest. light souch felt hat.
but no coat. As he represented himself
as going home to Texas ut that timc
l was somewhat surprised two days later to him
again travelling toward New York ON the same road.
and then in character OF three card monte
player, and assisted by large, good looking man.
with ford face. gray mustache and brown suit.
They beat a passenger who hailed from Western
state out of some money BY their game write this
to put the pubiic and the railroads the track Of
these scoundrels. AS discovered the char
acter OF the man and the game notified the
duc,or, but the Fellow eludod him by getting of the
train ut Ezaoeth Newark. As it looks II these
fellows had murdered as well robbed Mr.. Ban
croft OF Georgia, VINO disappeared about the 1st Of
July, they should be looked after at by the
proper authorities. Yours truly. PASSENdER.
The New York herald., 1879-07-31
MEASURE YOUR COAL.

10 THE EDITOR THE HERALD
Ii your articles about the liability of consumers
Of coal to be cheated by short weight result in the
adoption Of any plan by which the swindlers be
detc, ted it will be satisfactory to honest dealers
as to any portion of the community. 1t is
markable that many who weigh all the butter,
sugar. ice. &C.. they buy are careless abou,
the value they get for the money they invest in
coal often going long distance to buy at q reduc.
ton or fifteen cents per ton, aud yet appar-
emily Indifferent to whether they ges 1000 or
600 pounds in each load. Cannot a plan be sug
gested by which it may become easy and convenient
for consumers to ascertain the weight or each load
rs it IL dumped? COAL DEALER.
The New York herald., 1879-07-31
A GREAT NUISANCE.

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
A number of wagons always lying in Market
slip. and they could be easily kept in the 10 end
of the slip. with plenty of room tor anything to
pass on either SIDE The residents much tor
mented by gang Of roughs who use the wagons a.
breastworks and hide among them. They are like
bees hive all the evening up to tweive
O'Clock every night. and throw stones through the
windows and commit all kinds OF depredations on
the residents. II the wagons were removed it would
be great advantage to the residents, for the gang
would have hiding place then. and as they would
be exposed to view they would not remain Tho
wagons are left there by wheowright for repairs.
Please give space to the above. RESIDENT.
The New York herald., 1879-07-31
A COMMON OCCURRENCE.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Is it not time tina. the police closed the Barclay
street gambling dens? This evening well
dressed young man. intoxicated and in charge of
of the proprietors, come out of there and stand
pleading for his money until tho villain tried to slip
up stairs and his victim in the lurch: but the
wronged man followed, and shortly after he again
appeared, together with the man who had robbed
him. aud who led him off toward Church street,
while the door through which they came out was
closed and locked, a side door being left crack.
Does this place not only aid in filling prisons
with defaulters, but also contribute to the support
OF our po ice force? L. +. Q.
The New York herald., 1879-07-31
p1scouRAarNa TO coMpLA1NANrs.

To THE EDIT THE HEnALD:-
Is there anything that be done to keep tho
gang Of loafers away from the corner of Seventh
avenue and Thirty-hrst street? At night you can.
not pass. and in tho daytime people are insulted.
decent young lady cannot pass without being
chirped ut. went to Captain Washburn and he
locked me up for the night, saying always
growing Ii the police would keep away from the
servants in the middle OF the block and try and keep
Oh the corners they would do much better. Please
insert this and pray that Commissioner MacLeau
will cast his "optcs" on it. JAMES MADDEN,
Thirty-frst street and Seventh avenue.
The New York herald., 1879-07-31
rwENTY-N1NrH PRECINCT vERM1N.

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
Iwould ask that you the influence Of your
paper to abate nuisance that exists the south.
west corner of Thirty second street and Sixth
nue.. Daily are congrcgated in that spot number
of well dressed persons whom it would not be well
to call men. They haDtues Of the adjoining
gambling houses. They seem to hold levee with
the abando ned women who live in the neigh
borhood and yet have not the discrimination to
tinguish q lady when passing, tor often is the
object or their vulgar remarks. All this occurs in
the Twenty precinct ana lwould suggest that
Captain Williams, whose club has bcen SO long 81.
lent should exercise little here. where would
be or benefit and would keep his hand in.
VERITAS.
The New York herald., 1879-07-31
COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME CouRr-CHAMBERs-He by Judge Pot
terNos. g. 90. Ill, 49, l23 12l, 173, 1885, 1914 203,
2O4, 205. The assessment calendar will be called by
Judge DonohueNos. 1S0. 1884, 1877. 209, 234 235, 26,
237, l3s, 239, 2l0. 241, 2t2, 243
SuPnEM. CoURT-SPEcIAL TRnM-Held by Judge
Donohue-Court opens at halfpast ten A. M.-Nos-
915, 016.
SUPERIOR CoUIT-SrEcAL TERM-Held by Judge
Spcir-Court opens Mt twelve M.--No day calendar.
COMMON PI.RAs-5PEcIAL TEnM-Held by Judge Van
Hoesen.-Court opens at eleven A M.--No day cal
endar.
The New York herald., 1879-07-31
OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

lNorf-Letters intended for this column must b
accompanied by the writer full and address te
insure attention. Comolainants who are unwilling to
comply with this rule simply waste time in writing.
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TRY THE GRAND JURY.

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
would call the attention OF the HrnA1p TO the
intolerable nuisance Of the Metropolitan Elevated
Railroad Company in having their road and rolling
stock repaired during the night thereby m akino it
impossible for the residents of upper Sixth avenue
to enjoy their necessary nights rest. Is thors
redress? SLEEP
The New York herald., 1879-07-31
THE PROPER AUTHORITIES KNOW IT.

TIE pfOPEB AUTdOHlIlES KNOW
To THE EDITOR OF THE HxRALD:-
On West street. opposite piers and T. are several
garbage boxes. which I'LL the air In entire neigh
borhood with sickening stencil. Cannot some
thing be done to remedy this nuisance? Passengers
to and from Coney Islond boats get the full benefit
of it, Please call the attention OF the proper author
ties to it through your columns.
MANY PASSENGERS.
The New York herald., 1879-07-31
ANOTHER DIRTY STREET.

To THE EDITOR THE HRRALD:-
! wish you would let us know why the Street
Cleaning Department does not see to the cutters
in Pike street. between East Broadway and Division
street. They are always filled up with filthy water
and ashes. which causes great stink in East Broad
way ana Pke street. 1t is the dlrtiest street in the
Seventh ward; nay. in this city. A RESIDENT
The New York herald., 1879-07-31
coAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

SOAS4 w ASnI SAEbAxASAAAN -
FoR sEW oEaEASs pIkK6r TEXAS RAILROAD
~ AID sTEAMshIP coMPASY.
The steamship MORGAN CITY will sail from pier SO
New Orleans Mobile ST. Louis vicLsburs and Nstcher
For freight and 0Ass soGERT %oEAA Agents.
pier 3e North River
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY
s1,Tg f,s% and ss TSsH siSsT direct
rtSsSaY saa
FeT NloMoSPi ,n1 ,is n, VEST POINT MONDAY WE'D
for hEws BEL and BEACH
and connecting r-if1aS; casdE PAlf ~ fER
Ss and d so Via
senneetng railroads and lines VIII DC recsss sENGERs
viii as depart from there,
and al m dseha hee
Through PASSENGER tickets ana oi,us ans Oh '~'s " 90
points nssranee effected asi,x at = per cent
General Office. is7 Greenwich ST.
j ssca@srs leave pier East Rysr fSr J.sksSays
G pssS SfoN Captain aaG Fad EasSss viii on
Friday August % a. rs., Il Rys, NJ MALLORY oo
DERMUpA- WEST INDIES AND PORTO RICO.
sSs rcs ssn%iG
S: "a HAY Hin
EaTEs sAHAMA aaExTY AafTf IS REDUCED
rSr SG
nj Y. HAVANA AND MEXICAN NAIL IS. LINE.
saTs ssis EVE ohtz
calling vt Progresso, Campeachy and Frontera
CITY OF NEW loRk; Saturday; August .
CITY OF WASHINGTON (Havana only Thursday. Aug II
CITY OF VERA CRUZ Saturday, August 23
NEW YORK AND HAVANA NAIL LINE; DIRECT
~ Those class will sail At F. NJ, from pier
River foot of Cedar ST., for Havana direct
follows -
Steamer SANTA AGO DE .saiurday, August is
For freight and passage having unsurpassed accommo
WILLIAM p. CLYDE & Co. No. IS Broadway.
LAWTON BROS, Agents in Havana
TEXAS LINE FOR GALVESTON DIRECT.-THE
l. steamer CARONDELET. Captain Burrows will sail
from pier 20 East River Saturday August alta p NJ
sooner If full.
Key West and mails taken No freight Ali
davts accompany all receipts.
Through bills of ading given Houston and all points
the International and Grand Northern. Galveston.
Houston and Henderson, and the Galveston Harrisburg
Antonio railroads Passage Galveston rednced
to $50. cabin; SIS, STORAGE
B.-Ahidavrts be obtained from notary public in
Office
For freight passage and general information apply to
G. ii. MALLORY d Co, Agents.
pier 20 East River
The New York herald., 1879-07-31
EXCURSIONS.
EXCURSIONS.
DRiGHToH BEACH
ID VIA
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD.


RRiGnToS BEACH -.
ID LONG IsLASb Sh1 RAILROAD.
= 4 ESQ 500 80, So $50 asO. $40, $50
NJ. iS;4S ;S IiS $40 4so. $40 $40, 40. $40.
Fare for r0aPa LIZ sm EsT FSxxch xsIs g CAGE iss
Closed night trains from the Beach.
CoNEY ISLAND, VIA LOCUST GROVE.
rs cen,s-Round Trip rielsss-aS cent.
The large and elegant steamer JOSEPHINE will make
excursion trips to coNEY ISLAND, via Locust Grove,
aad.,;NK Leroy Mr. Pier is tess 90, Cedar st.
s5$$fA$$ lsSSs ls5SSn s$ SM lS5SS$$S$H lSSs$$
The shortest and quickest route to Coney Island Only
sw ss % .sS 5
esys hS sns 'S hs boat at % s and
boat and cars only rs cents
s.ea%e, BAY RIDGE viii leave the Battery adjoinng
sssI i,i"a asS isrtS AM r. and soIsAy
For New York leave Locust Grove AS A n. Y $50 and
and consy Island 20 cents Round Trip, IS cents
EoRT LEE FORT LEE. FORT LEE
THE MOST MAGNIFICENT SCENERY.
cELEsEATEp FL M5IrAEy pANp
every afternoon and evening
TS g,'; o. Foe 81 iii ds'''
FssT Ss H9gE ffAGSys AsR Aay foE H9sEs
GRAND PAVILION, with Billiards. Bowling: also
Boating and Bathing, &C.; Electric Lights.
FORT Ha Suas e q ASe 4CTEE rxpns
EASha Asli2S an sosS S
'iT s!!'' =, ;iF f.
5 BS"s s: lsasG aps psr nss % p F. TO- II A. Nj 2N; as
For PliiAsANT VALLEY, EDGEwATER and SHADY
SIDE landings see card time ,1 tables . ., ,,,>r
Ferryboat ABBIE leaves Manhattanvie l3Oth ST. for
Foys Lee hsqry rro% ~ A. n to ~ y 80 FIRE oc
LONG 1sIASR kSbsb BAlhhqAP HIP. 80 CENTS
DAILY f2oKsMkF kxSkFr BEAeb sTSpAys.
9tss ties earlier anS at p sslo II NJ II n0on 80 80
RETURNiNt--Leave Beach at 40, s:l5 1910 A. M.
so 2:2o 2:4o. 3:2O 20 80, 30 6.O and $50
Leave hunters Point Nlatbush av Brooklyn ten min
earlier ut o. 10, IL A. NJ II noon 80 80, 80 and
RErURNING-Leave Beach at IL so, 20 4 20. 40,
20, 80, 6:2o and 9soP.
MANHATTAN BEACH.
GILMoRE's BAND AND LEVY AFTERNOON AND
Trains foot East 23d Crossing tho river via
steamer Sylvan Grove, s:45 - lo:4a IL 10 A NJ. and
hslf-hourly thereafter to S :45 r. NJ
Returning trains leave Manhattan Beach hafhourly for
New York via Greenpoint TO 10 80 + NJ 49,
Elevated railroads South ferry connecting with
D. H. Martin. hourly from rs A. NJ 25 r. NJ
Steamers Thomas Colyer and Twilight leave North
to 6 SO r. NJ Pier 8, 9;55 A Nj and hourly to IS
Returning trains leave Manhattan Beach for New York
via Bay Ridge, halfhourly to 10 :25 r. NJ
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NJ
TO WEST BRIGHTON BEACH
CoNEY ISLAND
BAY RIDGE AND THE
NEW YORK AND SEA BEACH RAILROAD.
TINE TABLE.
sTREA leave Now York connecting at Bay Ridge with
5Es 5sf Tss srSsDn sT Beach as follows
s45, lo 45 = :45 y ia:45. As a:AS. s:4s 4:45,
5 So 10 So Il IS NJ IL :55. s5. ass, ss5 s5
r1Gh i5J IS !, oHDAS l6 r. so ,ao ao so 4ao $40
iels IFS a. NJ; 1913 las 2l5, sl5 AIS sa5
RstSrnns Leave Yves. Brighton Beach for Bay Ridge and
rsla r%S
HARLEM AND BAY RIDGE ROUTE
,he steamers HARLEM and SHADY SIDE leave Har.
Sny AS
Landing at 10th ST. Astoria Grsenpoint. Grand street
Returning leave Brighton Beach 10 A. NJ;
2 20, 4 20, 5 20 and 2oP.M.
Excursion tickets. so cents
Single trip. 80 cents
Children between and IL 's.iss Of hSsh rSs Il 'f%s. Fa
OCEAN NAVIGATION AND PIER COMPANY
DIRECT TO THE MAMMOTH
NEW IRON PIER, CoNEY ISLAND
GRAND GALA DAY.
THURSDAY. JULY 81.
The Grand Fo,a Of oSss.son Landing at
and most direct route TO the
MIDSUMMER NIGHTS FESTIVAL
OF THE
ARIoN SOCIETY
Unsurpassed .ho pior for the benefit
25 ELECTRIC LIGHTS
will produce the s,ansost Il smnat,on % ever known On
of glory
As PROJECTS !ooo FEET INTO THE SEA, it viii
be DELIGHTFULLY."- COOL, and the best possible place
to withoss the
BRILLIANT DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS.
GRAND MUSIC AND DANCING.
Ample seating sceom@oda. KsfroshmonI. es ali
kinds. Unequalled bathing facilities.
Admission to pier and a bath for Is cents
An unequallsd chance to enjoying the seaside in most
attractive and novel manner
To further those who desire to enjoy tho
great festival the utmost boats will be from tho
EVERY HALF HOUR
UNTIL ONE O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING.
EXCURSION TICKETS, 80 CENTS SINGLE FARE.
ss CENTS. WHICH INCLUDE ADMISSION TO PIER
RETURN TICKETS ARE GOOD FOR EITHER BOAT.
See time table elsewhere.
IA AT sHafih SKsT hRIsl!Tos sfs pEAch HOTEL.
rnuEsbaG. SaShY ythY ttfhL4Sp' u, 1879
The largo and elegant steamer JOSEPHINE will make
excursion trips to Coney Island via Locust Grove 22d
n K sio and 20 Lsroy st. N H. 20 and7 ''o' Cedar
pnSis ride =. the ws nsGS
SGs, Landing ,r q, Cedar 20 st. only
D0cKAwAY BEACH AND TUBULAR IRON PIER
c.s Gersy i.nd.rhe % se s,sa%bo", MONO
way landing .. the consy Island tubular iroa Pier lssS
gs a. e 4 g. 81 BID H.r'S % Ss% Yols iip
Nor.h .,.h 81 Wiili+Sl.Oqsg w 10 A so1sh s,1 st.
eiuaing admission on pier. Leaves Rockaway at $50
I)EGULAR EXCURSION TO WEST POINT, ALLOW
Hing hours for sigh seeing; CCrnwail "a hosrs Ney
T1rs T1p aDsi ST. sos Albany Day
| 25 GENTS.
Grand moonlight excursion to wtnoss tho illumins
ton OF the midsummer nights festival Of the
Arion Society,
MAMMOTH osHiy sHIyhssR ls'sT" iSissSIffSSroI1rAS
River %..s io,S :. River. ssd ST.
Music, dancing and refreshments board.
Returning the close of the grand display.
Only 70 cents for the entire excursion.
MARBLE NIANTELS.
! IIANTELS-ALL Styles; STEPS AND RISES; GEN
/ INersl Slate Manufacturers PENRHYN SLATE OOM
PANY, so Union square.
MARBLE tN2 X1DP MAsrhts 3 IN
MEDICAL.
! A DIR GRINDLE oFPICE AZ WEST 18TH ST..
| kA.near 9th av.
DvICE FREE.-MRS. DIR. DINER, LADIES' Ply
n sicnn regular graduate VI West Both rt near 9th av
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GALVESTON DIRECT
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
AND STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Steamer ARKANSAS ............... SATURDAY, August
at3P NJ. taking freight 70 Houston and all points
Texas Central Texas Pacific and San Antono raiiroads
Indian0a BruEos Santiago and Rrownsvie and Corpus
Christi via Indianola. Insurance AZ lowest rates. No
galveston city freight taken.
No freight received unless by affidavit that
has been in yellow iufec July
!, 1870
Apply to BoGERT MORGAN, Agents,
per 80 North River.
NEW YORK AND CUBA MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
IN FOR HAVANA DIRECT.
From pier 10 East River, AT 8 T. NJ
Steamship SAkAfDjA Thursday, July 81
Steamship August
Magnificent passenger accommodations
JAMES II. WARD n CO., 1l3 Wall -.
rTExAs FREIGHT SHIPPERS WILL CALL Ar OR
Il send 20 Office ~. Lous Iron Mountain and Southern
Ha~ay sl5 Bfoadwsy for blank ahdavs that shipments
can 70 through destination without delay en-
VI. L. VAN NEST, General kssssrn Agent
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TO ANCIENT QUEBEC. THE
most interesting city in America,
located amidst magnificent noun
tain scenery and on the majestic st.
Lawrence. Leave New York 3 :u5
a. NJ. Lightning Express, arrive
Quebec Il 80 A. NJ; parlor car to
Wells River, Pullman sleeping car
to Quebec, passing the magnificent
scenery of the Connecticut River
Valley near the White Mountains
and Lake Memphremasog.
Excursion ticket to Quebec S23.
Send postage or call for illustrat-
ed and descriptive pamphlet my
Vacation in Vermont
LEVE l. ALDEN'S Tourist Office.
c7l Broadwuy
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Excursion tickets Coney Island Point .........
Excursion tickets 10 Brighton via railroad. Soc
Single fare TO Coney Island Point. be
Single fare to Brighton. via railroad 35c
Returning boats will loave Coney Island Point -lO:lO,
IL 10 A. M, 10, 20. >: 20 32o. 30 20 T.
and 10 r. M The 10 T.. boat from Island Point
will land ut pier 2 Franklip and West 2it only
Returning trains will have close
Coney Island Point tor New York.
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OCEAN GROVE CAMP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Oby the PLYMOUTH ROCK fare only 90 cents, round
trip will find numerous daily trains fare 10 cents round
trip leaving the proximity of tho iron Long
Branch for the CAMP MEETING grounds.
nDD Willows ENCAMPMENT AND PRIZE EX-
Inhibition Drill-Long Branch To day-Take the peer
less palace PLYMOUTH ROCK. Excur sion tickets
only FIFTY CENTS. See time table above.
The New York herald., 1879-07-31

LNoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
IT MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
AND STEAMSHIP COMPANY