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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-08-09
CONDENSED TELEaRAMs.

Montreal: The Vile Marie bank has
suspended.
Constantinople: The garrison here
has received one months arrears pay.
New York: OF the IS deaths from
yellow fever in Hayti, IL were Ameri-
cans.
Washington: DR.. Charles Beardelee
has been appointed fourth auditor of
the treasury, in place of Judge Tabor,
resigned.
Paris: Alexander Hesse, an eminent
French historical and portrait painter
is dead, age 73.
Buffalo: Sleepy Tom won the pacing
race, purse $1,000, on Friday. Time,
2:16t, 2:l6t, 2:15l, 2:17.
Chicago: Wheat, weak; No. 2 spring,
SAC cash: SAC September; s5sc October;
No. 2 red winter, Ole. Corn, 33sc
Whisky, 1o4c.
Rustchuk: The walls surrounding
this town are being demolished, in ac-
cordance with the provisions of the
treaty of Berlin.
London: The Times Berlin dispatch
says the Kuldja question has been set
tied. The Chinese ambassador will
soon quit st. Petersburg.
Washington: There is the best au-
thority for the statement that the Pres
ident will not favor the organization of
state republican association.
Durham, Ont: Joseph Wighton and
VIM. Richardson were killed and nine
persons seriously injured, Friday, by
the falling of timbers at barn-raising.
New York: The billiard pool cham
pionship match between Knight (cham-
pion) and Lon Morris, jr., of Boston,
was won by the latter-21 games to 49,
Washington: The Indian agent at
the Flat-Head agency, Montana, Terry,
reports the massacre Of eight Nez
Perces by a wgr party of supposed Gros
| Ventres.
| Washington Secretary Schurz ex-
poets to leave about the goth instant.
for Cincinnati, where he will deliver a
speech. Before returning he will visit
the Indian agencies.
Ex-Secretary Chandler has begun the
canvass in Maine, addressing large
enthusiastic meetings everywhere.
From appearances he is making the
most popular speeches.
Berlin: The North German Guzene's
Posen correspondent denies that the
German ambassador at Rome has caus
ed fresh writ of the Prussian courts To
be served on Cardinal Ledochowski.
San Antonio, Texas: Jacob f. Hair
line was hanged to-day inside the Jail,
in the presence of about fifty persons,
for the murder of Peter Meddox Feb.
ruary 7th. Hairline affirmed his inno-
cence to the last.
New York: Judge Wallace, in the
United States circuit court, has denied
the motion for new trial in the suit
of Jos. A. Whalen, of Killona planta-
ton, Louisiana, against Gen. Sheridan
for damages for trespass.
Philadelphia: The funeral of Fechter,
the actor, took place to-day and was
attended by large number of persons.
The pali-bearers were John E. Nc
Donough, f. F. Mackey, w. D. Geu-
mill, d. E. Reilly, E. G. Conner, ]. b.
Roberts, F. c. Bangs and Harry Lin
den
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Labor Troubles in ou.bec.

Quebec, Aug. S.-The labor troubles
assumed the appearance of war of
races last night. The prominent Eng
lish speaking people in st. Roches' and
on the Little river road were threat
ened by the French Canadians, and to-
day asked protection from the civil
authorities.
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Cool Burgess IN Trouble,

New York, Aug. S.-Cool Burgess,
the minstrel, was arrested tonight in
the theater, on telegraphic requisition
from Toronto. The warrant for Bur.
CESS is for felonious assault upon VIM.
G. Widgery, Toronto fruit dealer.
Widgery has been the cause of the es-
arrangement and separation between
Cool and his wife. He will be taken
tomorrow to Toronto.
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Lucius Robinson .

New York, Aug. 8.-The SIN has
the following on Gov. Robinson's doc
ument referring to Gen. Smith: 1t
reminds us of the manifesto of Louis
Napoleon when he murdered liberty in
France. Among the last names with
which we should ever have looked to
see such sentiments coupled is the one
which has long been associated with
useful services and written in letters of
light on the official records of the state,
the name of Lucius Robinson.
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Investigating an Indian Outbreak-Gra
Temperance Camp Meeting.

st. Louis, Aug. S.-A committee of
United States senators will meet in
Lawrence, Kansas, on the 18th inst. to
inquire into the causes of the outbreak
of the Cheyenne Indians who raided
through Kansas year ago. Several OF
the residing Indians are now in Jail at
Lawrence and will be represented at
the Investigation by Hon. J. G. MoI-
Ter, as counsel.
The national temperance camp meet
ing which is to be held at Bismarck
grove, near Lawrence, Kansas, this
month, promises to be the biggest thing
that ever happened in the state, or per-
haps in the west.
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A Horrible Suicide.

Odessa, Russia, Aug.-A socialist
named Soneotf, has died from the effects
of terrible burns inflicted with the in
tention of self destruction. He was
found in his cell sitting over a petro-
leum lamp. The flesh of his fingers
was consumed and his back up to the
neck was horribly burned. He was
removed to the hospital, where he died
without uttering word.
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The Hangman's Halter.

Harrisburg, Aug. S.--The governor
has issued warrant for the execution
October 9th of John O'Neal and Peter
McManus, Northumberland county
Mollie Maguires; also for the execu-
tion of Andrew Tracey of Mexican
county, who murdered a young lady to
whom he was paying attentions.
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The Remains Of the Late A. r. s.ewar.

Hc Nciialhs vi hnC Ldte ~. !. oteWaTt.
New York, Aug. S.--A city paper re-
viewed the story of the finding of A.
t. Stewards body, with circumstantial
date of re-interment, and renews the
statement to-day. 1t says: The full
history of the negotiations attending
the recovery of the body is in the pos
session of journalist in this city, but
Hilton objects to its being published
until the cathedral of the Garden City
is finally completed. In that great edi-
flee place has been reserved for the re-
mains. The Tribune says: AS the only
circumstance which tends to support
the theory is the fact that the construc-
tion of crypt and mausoleum in the ca
thedral, is proceeding to the original
plans. The Tribune thinks if the ef-
forts to find the body have failed, 1t is
the social duty of the family to make it
known.
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That Canal Again.

New York, Aug. S.--The World
says Millard, who seems to represent
the scheme of DeLesseps in this coun-
try, makes the rather incautious inti-
nation that it will not always be possi-
BILE for the United States to buy the
control of the Darien canal as England
bought control of the Suez canal.
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The Silk Crop.

New York, Aug. s.-The Herald
says it will be gratifying to our silk
manufacturers that the statistics of
the silk crops of France, Italy, Spain
and Portugal show an immense deficit
compared with former years.
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sulclde of an Emhezzler

San Francisco, Aug. S.-Henry W.
Kind, law practitioner of James D.
Fay, who recently died by his own
hand in Oregon, committed suicide
Wednesday night by morphine. His
wife's father had left his estate to Mrs.
Kind, of which Kind had charge. He
left note TO his wife saying he had
squandered the entire property which
was the reason for his act.
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King cetewayo Defiant.

London, Aug. S.-A Capetown dis
patch says that the report that King
Cetewayo has offered to surrender is
not confirmed and the impression pre-
walls that he will give more trouble.
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Fort Fairfield, Me-, Aug. Sd.
Belier, who grossly assaulted child
eleven years of age, was pursued by
the people and shot.
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Afonsu and Stock Mnrke,s.

New York, August S--Silver-bars,
1113 greenbacks. .G
Silver Coin-t91 discount.
Money-Active at 2l64.
Governments-Fi Firm. ri
Stocks Closed strong.
Western Union, 93a; Quicksilver, IA
Pacific, 15s; Mariposa, ~; Wells-Fargo;
81; New York Central, 1l9a; Erie, 275
Panama, 1856; Union Pacific, 7Sa; U. p.
bonds, 1898; Central Pacific bonds, 1904
Sutro Tunnel, Al; Leadvi1le, 2s; Carl
bou, 81.
eT First and only i- sesa
@Steam Printing House
p ETIn Wyoming.
All kinds of Book and Job Printing
promptly executed at this office.
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SPORT AND CRIME
COMPRISE THE CHIEF EVENTS.
Fever otes-Rowing Race-Destruc-
tive Fire-De Lessep's Big
Ditch Other Miner
Notes, Etc.
VIM Enter Again

New York, Aug. S.-The Herald's
cable dispatch says Lorillard's Parole
aud Uncas have been entered for the
Caesarwitch stakes for October Pa
role also is entered for the Cambridge
shire stakes.
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CHEYENNE HIGH SCHOOL
ALEX. CRAWFORD, A. NJ, Prineipa
CHEYENNE, WYOMING.

Mr.. Crawford proposes to open in
Cheyenne, on August %, High School
for boys and girls. The usual English
branches, Latin, French and higher
Mathematics will be taught. An ex-
perience of many years in teaching,
with marked success, enables the prin-
cipal to appeal with confidence for sup
port.
TERNfs-sl2.50 per quarter of ten weeks. in
advance.
REFERENCES-Mr. II. Glnfcke, Chey-
enne. Nyo.; ex- U. s. Senator John S Harris
Leadville, Col; Prof John L. Buchanan. .
University, Nashville. Tenn Prof PEDRO
Montnldo, U. y. Naval Academy, Annapolis,
NJ, D., Prof ID. Mccoy, superintendent
u. ID. and b. Institution, Siaunton Va;
Rev, j. B. Stratton, ID. D., Natchez, Miss.
For further Information apply ut the
LEADER Office. n3-dnWtd
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Sales bp Auctlon.
gorporaIlon Notices.

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Proposals to fur
49, 1isA the Department OF Charities and CORRECTIONS ~I.
tlce VIII be received uufi OF the Z5th DAY 0l july
Sg For particulars City Record for sale al No CITY
PROPOSALS 10 furnish the Fire De part
net Win material for alterations and for repairing Ger
s~1 buildings occupied by Engine Companies, Will 90 re
49, until the 70 day August 1879. For particulars see
- RECORD, Tor sale At o. City Hal.
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Copartnership 1otites.

NVIlCE.-The general partnership hereto
!oie existing between George NJ. Morse and George A.
r. o1d Of Putnam County ana Q. q KnowitOn. OF Brook
T. Gnder The name OF Hammond knOWiton q Co., u
Sooe ussoyed by mutual consent The new arm OF Ham
forss.@ kn0wlion, limited partnership said George H.
PeA partner Wall assume ana The Indebtedness
~ sAs oo Urn and cOse up Us business
GEORGE A. HAMMOND,
{. C. KNOWLTON,
GEORGE n. MOk5H
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MANHATTAN BEACH.
G1LMoREs BAND AND LEVY AFTERNOON AND
EVENING.

Trains leave foot East crossing the river via selms.
SyIyIl GrOve-s:i5, g.I5 lOij, ll:lJ, a aud half
Returning trains leave Manhattan Beach hafhourly for
NewYOrE via GreenponJ - lO.51 .. m. 49,, -.
D. r. Martin hourly irOm 5;25 m 10 $40 p m via
steamers Thomas Coyer and Twilight leave North River
Ian dngs-From 22dst $40 lO25 M, then hourly 70 80
p eroy.st e.s5 A. H. and hourly 10 68j D. m
Pier J. $50 a. m, ani hourly 10 b;39 p M; -.
Returning leave Manhattan Beach for New YORK via
Bay Ridge halfhourly 70 1928 .. ~
METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY
vi OPEN FROM $3.50 A. NJ TO II p. NJ
RECTOR rREET-N Nearest pOn; for VAL street Ferry,
ana connects with Tor south Ferry.
COKrLANDr-s rREEr-Nearest point for Jersey cityaad
PARK tE~Searssf point Post Office CITY Han aad
Barclay street Ferry 10 HUDDkel
CHAMBERS STREET Nearest point for Payona anu Era
vp R E1E "a u F ssTTKBiErr-
GRAN pointer Des street Ferry
East Grand street Ferries.
EECkERSrEEET-Counects with cars Tor East and
EIGHTH-TREET- Connecting with for Christopher
FOCBTEENT H--TREET-C Connecting with cars FOR East
Twenty .thId and Thirty 70 ;rh street Ferries. a., -,
Twentythr street Ferry 10 Jersey city, ana East Ihr
THIRTY-THT sD-STREET-C0pnecunS WIN cars TOT GO
soi lTS Aep D. sTREET-Connects with NewYork
transfer Company's cabs FOR Grand Central Depot
FIFTIErH lRitr and SIXTH AyEN ! 4 p, ,,,,-,l
Park gonReeiins WIN cars H % BfI Line
tFFIVEYTrY47 sEt6N D.sTitEE En- and NlNTu.AyENUE-
EIGHTY. FRS r.sTHEEL and Nh S,i, AyENTE-
NINErNTHi RDSI kEkI aud \ IN IL AZ - F. ,--ry
ONE.HUN DRED-AN DFOUErHsrREEI and NINTH
For nDtown trains take EAST side stations.
For doTnyown tTg' ne W ,5a t6 and lo4sht sai
F3RE 10 us Except between the Of $50 %
7,55a m and s e. D M when the fare IS ) cents.
SUNDAY TRANS froW ~ p N; ~ X m Pla,Iss
MyAN BRuCKLIN suoerIntendenL
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TALL RIVER LINE

4 FOR BIsTUN AID THE LA-I.
o h,4r r.rf. 20 NEWPORT, BOSTON. NEW-Bt-D
FORD, FITCHBURG, LOWELL MAkIiiHs WEE ~
YARD VA TTghEr, WHITE NOUN AA-,-, y A.
DESERT POrrIA Avn BANGOR, IT. JOHN, y. b.. Hal
IFAA D. - principal ciucs ana Iniaud ana se.shore
resorts uf l1I.rr and tire Provinces. The mammoth
pa aco steamers BRISTOL and providence leave NeW-
YORK daily Sundays incudrI AZ $50 RON Per o.
y. H. foot OF Murray--L Leave Brcodyn 2 mr. Jersey
Cts !. % d M Annex GRAND PROMENADE boN.
CE- OF hoard rv-rv evening by the spleudt bands and
orchestra attached % these steamers. IL GIFTS
RE.T No Int rmedis landing between NETWORK and
FALL RIVER special train leaves steamer WAR, t1!
sos MOUdaY- excepted when the steamer VIII
touch m newport arrives Newport $40 a. Four morn
Ie trains "a IL RIVE 20 BOSTON FIRST train arrives
Boston 500 a. H. Returning train leaves Boston o
p. u. Steiner arrives >rw-Yors $50 a H. -lcEets,
staf-rspuis &c, can obtained IN New York
ar 90 ,sl II. 4uI 12g, 8+4 eJ7 Broacvay,
ard at all PRINCIPAL hotels. transfer ara ueket
ClC-- e.. Tie Ol.e OF the line pier, AZ. IN
board steamers Nos and Cougtst and Annex Offices
Brook and Jersey CITY In Boston a. No Old SLl;0
House and al yIC Colony Depot.
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frsal Notices.

SUPREME COURr-In the matter Of the
- World MutuGl Life Insurance Company.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned
under virtue 4 order the supreme Court OF inc
state SewYork made az special term thereof aeh az
tn CY Hal IA Tie city n Albany on The -I DAY oi June
1879 Guv the Jce OF the CLERK or Albany
County appointed referee to take proofs and asr
tain the persons parties entitled 10 share 10 INC ulDu
Ton OF the securities deposited by Tie said NorL u'uai
Life Insurance Company with the ,uger enden u Tue IN
the state OF New York the nunDrr
OF policies outstanding IN force the names ~ wch tLs ssne
wei issued VINO are enttu 70 the dement, Ol
said button also 10 take proof ana ascertain ne value
OF sad policies. an what sum duc ah OWING Ipou
share OF The Ayais % SAID
currs which eacf the owners of holders ol said policies
a. according 20 law, rom SAID Superin
tcUrut ina the distribution u tho svas Of SAID securities
Prpof rnncernug policies ana policy hOldcts and all
mater. referred ami sad order, hereby re
oued 10 presented me- Office No - South Pearl
IN Ctty of Albany on Monday the fourth day VI
AuaIl-t l-7S al 10 O'clock IN The forenoon.
HALE KINGSLEY.
Referee.
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PROPOSALS. FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES.

DrpCT OrARrERyfAsrFR's OFFTCE.
1lqo Girard-.t PHnADFLPHIA penn. July L, 1879
SEALED PROPOSALS. Ia duplicate Win cory OF This
advcTemen and ot the TO bidders attached to
1879 for furnishing INC United states ouarermasters De-
10 BE DELIVERED At THg QuAErERNAsTRRs DEPOT AT
San FRANCISCO, cal ,oo
scrGbbing Brushes 5000 SKY Blue Kersey 3d. heavy
H. RI pRLiysREb AT fHs dtAFTEgNAsrER's DErors AT
PILADELFHA on d as l5 zoo Common
Ients 200 yards Canton tanne 100000 yards shiTng
Flannel heavy quality 10000 yards ShlruDg FLANNEL ARht
10 BIZ DELIVERED AT THE QrAaERNAsIRBs DEPOT ATJGVFER
10 600 Ak Helves 3 500 soruDOng Brushes.
t. Be DELIVERED AT The a. RIahAAsiEHs DEfOI Al fh
camR a9 Fope r Ssss Ear S S1p
Cr6sssi rifles 2067O Letters 10000 Num6ors 10000
pairs Wooen kings $4,000 pairs Wme Berlin Cloves
b0O0 pair, Wool ALtJ 49, 90 Sole Gathers 800.
Leather light ior boot counters oJOCO Feet wax
Upner Leather 100 Scrsw Wire 81 zoo ieet sheep a
sktvers white MY preferred 3.'OO 70 SHeos LIs w
D Amer SAILS square cut % No, ~ 1000 pairs Arctic
so S5Iev Tents " ia wall 100 -b!ey Tents without wall
200 Post Flags 800 storm Flags 90 noe Ee 9SV9y
blue Kersey 81. hgh qualify 5000 Dark Blue Flannel
P1.dne 1000 vsris BIacl CANVAS Padfngi 1000 wards
j. Italian Cigta 100000 yar!s wor'ied o 6Srd 5000
Buttons 600 gros, shirt Buttons 1000 D. Lnen lap
black Go, '0u Thread 10 800 spoos WmJe Cotton Thread
Bidders re ormpd articles viii be subjected 10
sd m S95 anon g ana s mo interior 60 the
reserves the rHHt 70 IelcI
The number r articles called Tor ~ tls adv En-
pucut subject 20 such notifications az may be nee
e--r 10 proposed changes IN the JulIOi no"
under consideration are al pied.
preference viii be gwen 10 articles OF domestic produc.
and conditions II price ana qualify beg
equal preference vii be given u articles Of Amr
en- uIoaucuOn manufacture DlOdu. Ell on the PACING
the Of the consumption required by the pub
lie service there. Revised statutes, bll0
Articles which be used I'D the states and Terri
tories NJ ne Pacific viii received aud inspected at
Francisco. Cal
For copies Of printed instructions 70 bidders and other IN
formation apply az this once
Envelopes containing PROPOSALS De Endorsed Proposals
ror llty supplies addressed 10 the uudertyu 4.
" ID. h. RCCkEk
Assistant General
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Real gsiate TO Cxrbange.

J AND for GOODS.-1, 600 acres Of land,
l. finely located and in the best portion Of Kansas 10 ez
Change for Of goods sci ia country STORE
J. Gress r. ( ATTSET- ~ Marion Ce.tre. Kan,
o CITY LOTS and CASH TO EXCHANGE
~ Tor DAIRY FARM well watered near depot l. 3 f.
Station L.. y. s. q.
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UFFIIE OF 81 fLILN M E1I y TN AIA5,
4th COR, Room III,
UNITED STATES Posi- OEFth ASD CoUeT HOUSE.,
rP. .. BOX 4,C+il NEW. YORK; July Z! 1872.
CEPARAIE SEALED PROPOSALS Will be
- received Al this Office psn and specifications can
be exam ned unt ~ m. SATURDAY, the goth day ~
July when Jhoy will De opened Tor supplying Tue MAsr,a
and Labor required FOR the extension OF portion Oh the
MEZZANINE FLOOR Of thus bu.idIng, viAI
For Rolled iron Beams, Orders, etc.
For wrought Iron window Guards.
For .a.h Work 70 inclose Gallery, and
Oflce screen Work
For Pla-termy.
tut Ta0s X JACKSON. superintendent OF Repalrs
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ccst an0 found.

\ OST or ST0LEN.-Bank Books No. 1864
and No IA Sis Of the German savings Bank. II not
tonnd or returned ~ the bank the st day OF August
isi8 apploaon will DO made bank foT DooAA
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Gin prcucrtn 90 Get.

TTO LET.-In the Vancorlear apartment
building on 7raye, both and 56tl-sts from Ancast
several suits 800 Central Park nre proof
and thoroughly constructed with modern appliances Du-t
be " be Appreciated apply 10 JNO. DCNNELL 81
Unions
ITO LET or for SALF.--Three three-stOry
j private dwellings, all modern improvements for on"
family. premises Ave. A Boulevard between
6Oth $50 Der month price 10000 each
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STEAMBOATS, ann Railroads.
BANY and TFOY Inv DAY BOATS.

A LBANY aud TROY by DAY BOATS.
- C. VfBBARD ana u. DREW
Leave NestTvs, Pier 50 y r. at s35. AMI 2thsr AZ n
m, MON BROOKLYN bv AnneI boat at ~. Landing az
N4ACk FERRY, WEST POINT CORNWALL HEW-
Bl 10, Can return by down boat, POkEEPSl. EhI NE
BECK CAIskILL aud HUDSON. Tickets sold and bag
gage checked NORTH and WEST Tickets Coupons good
GA Hudson River Raj. Dad received for DassaEe
SPECIAL TRAIN 20 AM FROM sARAIOtA
4 LBANY B0ATS-PEOPLE'S LINE, DREW
"A and IT JOHN leave Pier No. ~ North river
foot o. C2na-st.. every week day m. connecting
at Albany SUNDAY morning excepte) Win trains North
west aud East ExcuIon 20 Albany return, good 90
W W. EVERETT. President
A NEW LINE.
NETWORK TO NEWPORT. VIA
NARRAGANsETT PIER
COMMENCING JUNE %, 1879.
Leave NETWORK. Grand Central Depot N. Y. ". ".
and H. H. r. 500 arrive Newport i.2O p. Ms also
loo p M. and arrive ~ Newport 300 p. m.
Through tickets for rand Central Depot az No pa
BROADWAY (NewYork Transfer Company and - principal
hotel ticket offices IN New York city and IN Brooklyn at
Office Of New YORK Transfer COMPANY, 40 10 COurtst
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NEWPORT LINE

FIIsI-CLA-s FARE sl
Tickets limited and gDcu only steamer leaving Ncv-
Y0rs day sae and Train .eaving Newport
the next morn az az $50. The magnificent steamers
NEWPORT" and "OLD COLONY"
win leave wy CrE daily az Sundays excepted nom
Pier - loot Of MurraysL Passengers by this route
leave EowIurs 80 20 60 minutes later than oSr mes
a AZ ot30 win
TRAIN arriving a. Boston 1850 THIS i TIL ONLY
LINE running that affords passengers FULL
NIGHTS kE5E Returning connecting train leaves boston
a. IN Two olt-a-ier
arrives NeN-iOrs at o'clock next m0rnlng. q, 4,
Tickets StteroOms De obtained On at inc once OF
the Line Pier % y. p, ana on DO4rG steamers
GEy. l.. tCSNcE BOl-DE-' O. i--' 49,
Genera PIss'r. gent. Agents
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Crcurslon5.

A -NEW-BRUNSWICK boat, landing &C
~ Sayreviilc. AnbOy Perth Amb0y T0ttcnvle,
Woodbridge ROssyie ana s4r Landing steamer Wyoming.
from foot canal Week dag a. fare lower taAn
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POSTMASTER GENERAL.

DROPOSALS for WHITE MARBLE or
a GRANITE for the WAS HINGTON MONUMENT
EsGuSERR OFFICE WAsHNGIOS MONUMENT.l
WASHINGTON, ID. c., July 10, 1879. !
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be- received at tlis office unrl
10 m on the July, 1879 and opened mmed atey
thereafter furnishing the site Of the Washington Monu-
mtnt i this city =,
1000 cubic feet more or less Of White Marble or
sGcarious blanks any further information VIII be fur
ped from this oce upon request OF parties engaged IL the
business OF Quarrying such materials -
THOMAS LINCOLN CASEY
L!eutenant-I Oonel Engineers,
EngineeT-in- charge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-25
SHORT LINE
TO WEST BRIGHTON BEACH.
COMFY ISLAND.

TINE TABLE.
The popular steamer. doRRIsANIA and sYLvAS
STREAM New-IOrS connecting no Bay Ridge Win
trains West Brighton Beach. A. follows
ECON NORTH RIVER:
9:45, lo45. Has lZ.45. Lao 2tO, 3D. 4a oio,
Gao. 7:43 So D. ~.
WEST IENJI-,T:
ESQ 1858 1885 a. NJ 1906. 1888, $50 3:65, ass, 05a.
900 .. n. - ..
1919 II'IJ a. M I2IO IIO. 2:IO $40. 4IO. $40. 6Io.
7il0p
lOi5. Ii.i5 a. NJ 1915. lbs 2I5 s:l5, Ais, 6l5 6G
7;l5 ?. ~, - ~ ,.,-. -,
New YORK a. follows. 500 $50, lJLJ, ll-O a. n l22l,
100 f22O 800 4.2O 500 $40, 1870. 80 ud $3.50 D.
Trains mar ked thus Tor Piers and l3 Ouy.
iCOunectng with steamer M-ry Powell
HARLEM AND BAY RIDGE ROUTE.
The steamers HARLEM ami sHADYsIDE leave Harlem
(MOrrisauia steamer PERI cOnnecIHE NA titils a. Dty
Rdxc as follows 300 lO:lO Nj 49, 3l6' i:io sad go
landing ll9thst. Astoria, Greenpoint Grandst snd
Fulton Ferry. - - -.
Returning leave West Brighton Beach 1920 ll:2) mI
2:gO 42O $40 and 100 p. m.
Excursion caet CENTS single tup 80 cents Children
H. 4. Kicker President.