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A -A.-eO AND SEE THE PALISADES
And vIBw THB MOST MAGNIFIcBNr SCENERY.
IMMENSE IMPROVEMENTS a, FORT LEE
The SWITZERLAND Of AMERICA

The ave determined to make this historic
ground tho MOST POPULAR PLEASURE RESORT la
the vicinity OF New York.
health PLEASURE, and RECREATION for every
body NEW PAVILION NOW OPBN. The Hotel proper
will he cunpletcd about tho 18th inst
PORT LEE PARK am STEAMBOAT co steamers
LEAVE Canal H. tor FORT LEE DAILY at 0;3n 10 and
II A. NJ, 2 33o q, Z aud ~ r N. SUNDAYS
at ~ 10 and n A, NJ, ~ NJ. q g. T. O. T. and =. NJ,
LANDING at 2ih aud 3it sta 10 aud rs minutes later
For PLEASANT VALLEY. BDGRwATBR aud SHADY
SIDE LANDINGS see card time tables Boats leave Fort
lee daily 5;45 30 $50 and II 30 A. NJ. u ~. 49,
AS. Q, 4, and t0P NJ 49, -
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FOVHTkhN fHNOUUH TNAINA EACH WAY DAILTi
THhRk DEPors IN PHILADELPHIA
TWO IN NEW YORK.
DOUBLE TRACK, TIKI MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
hEkT AID THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SANITY.
on AND ATTER JUNE le 1872
Expire STRAINS kAys New York via Al Cask
lAndt Street TsrTlsA a. follows:
A9O, 7;3O, $40. q 40 Lamitdl IL A. N. l. 5: 80 20
1880. H3n AMI 10 T. N suAlayA 80 "a A NJ So
1880, $50 ARd lOP n. 49,
Boats Of Brooklyn AHHexn connect with all uTOugh
trains Al Jersey City aaording speedy and direct
transfer for BTOOklyH travel
keturning trains leave Phikde lphiA 1901 90 IS
dS5, 9 s;St and u A Y, G4Ritsd Express 50 P NJ
80 IN asd - n On ssSday, 1901, $40
Ticket Onsss, $40 aBd s44 Broadway. Ast>- Hsass
AMI fsot " DesSTesss AM CsTuAndt ats Court
bIeekyA Anntn spet ieot u IIton ST. BTeoklynI ia
iib and liz hHdssn u, h0bokeH; Depot Jersey oity
FRANK THOMSON l. r. FARhnR
GsnSTA Manager 6enn Paaae AgcT Agent
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ECZEMA OF THE HANDS


Cured. Interesting Letter from n Wou-knoWn
Attorney.
Editor New Orleans PicAyune-Siri Since the fall OF
1901 up to the last three weeks have been troubled
with eruption Of the skin which the doctors call by
various names but which IL generally known by the
Of Eczema salt Rheum. The principal place OF
attack was my hands which at times especially during
the winter time. were very
At times the disease threatened to spread from my
hands aud envrlOp my whole bOdy. Doctors have been
consulted In Philadelphia. Washington and In this CITY,
with success than temporary relief Amer con
siderable exTense and much pain aud suffering had
come the conclusion that would the saying GOES
have tu grin and bear it.
About four weeks aeo read In the Picayune The ad-
vertiscmCnt at Cutcura tor sale by well-known
druggist Mr. LYONS and resolved TO try H. purchased
box. and before II half used the disease
had completely sappcared and feel certain that mine
II permanent cure
Ny object In sending you this letter IL TO make known
to other sufferers the value OF CUTICUA and thus ben
eat. II ever ~ little. suffering humanity
Yours truly. 7. 7. CARROLL.
Attorney and COnns enor at Law.
- Camp st.. New Orleans Dec 70. 1879
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(Gticura
REMEDIES.

Thr purceas attn ning the Of theAo Ereat remedies
IN the treatment OF runs " the akn md g IT,. wits
To- ~ har IL tnnish'nR FROM every mart NJ ur cuun.
try cnine the mot frntr III know.dgiH NJ. ~ wnht
mi hi he called miraculous cnrs Me~-ra WEEKS =
POTTER rytrrd their thanks 10 rt who havr ~ Nm
goo word inr CUTlCURA. CUT1CURA soar. aud CUTE
CURA RESOLVENr, nnd win thankfully receive rep0ru
o. ms IA "
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CONSULTATION ROOMS
For Chronic Diseascs Of the skin aud Scalp.
Especially OF Women and Children.
n Madison
MARY K. JOSSBLYN NJ. n.
The CrTICURA REMEDIES are prepared by WEEKS A
POTTER. Chemists aud Druggists, Boston, and sold by
an Druggists Price Of CUTiOURA. small boxes. 80
cents: large boxes. containing two and onehaf times
the quantity Of small. 81 RESOLYBNT. 81 per bottle
CUTCvHA SOAP. IS cents per cake, by mail, 80 cents
cakes Is cents
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Gstursicns.
4 CmARMISo TRIr.
OCEAN BRBBzEs.
ORR YACuT CI.Up praATTN.

NV YORK YACHT CLUB nr2ATTN.
~ The pnlace excursion steamer PLYMOUTH kOtk
o. ncr REGULAR trip to ROCKAMAY BBACH tomorrow
TnURsDAYl Wilt run to The rendezvous ~ tue feet u
yachts entered for the great annual ant will salute
thc hoats they start. The opportunity to such
anmatd marine picture these beautiful pleasure YES
sells under uli sail in grand contest speed should
not he lost, 1he PLYMOUTH ROCK will leave loot Of
Pad It, n r. At 1880 A. w. AMI Pier I, n H. (Batteryt
rt II o'clock A. NJ Benrs Mrnnc Band on hoard.
fARB Whole Grand Excursion. FIFTY GENTS
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Anttiun lautn.s.

CEMETERY LOT owners attention CALLED to
- sas a. Ausuen ~ BuRDhrf a pENkb At - Bur
ling slip Thursday. June 10 at n n, NesuViAn Lava
hssds,cns french Marble ToIb, = panels; French
&b4S
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SALT RHfUM ON BODY

WOuderfut sWres
Mes.ra weeks foer-Oenilenen; In Justice 10 those
whc may suff,r W havr suffered, aud asa grateful 40
know,d-inpnt NJ the have received from the use
o. the GUrICURA REMEDIES. I voluntarily make the
following stntctns nj.
very aggravated torn for eight years No Kind OF treat
medicine doctors during this time did any
permanent good. NV friends IN Maiden and else where
knw that have been great sufferer. and that my con
diuOn times has been such ~ make despair OF
ever being able to md cure or even relief In TACT
when began the Of CUTICURA my limb was 40 raw
and tender that could not hear my weiEht on " without
the skin cracking aud bleeding. aud Oblyed 10 70
about on crutchea commenced 10 use tho CUTICUKA
in April aud at rrazed its beneficial enecta II
gradually drew the Inflammation and humOr to the sur
face and, as last appeared healed IT, ~ times large
quantities would come ~ the surface. causing burning
Heat inhimnaunn, swelling aud itching which, under
the constant use Of CUTlCURA, would rapidly subsde
and heal Each time thrsc outbreaks less aud less
severe aud finally ,d.aGpcsrsd. leaving me perIeeIy
RBSOLVBNT most Of the time, which were the only
remedies I used. think the RESOLVENT very
strengthening and purifying medicine to take In such
extreme NIUE because the disease Is weaken
tug - the system.
Worry gratefully yours -. ..-..
Maiden. Mass. Oct 49, 1874
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Shipping,

Shipping
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
FRANCISCO SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, ARIZONA
NEW ZEALAND. and AUSTRALIA. For passage and in.
formation ~ regard " routes apply " the Passenger DO
parunent, 257 Broadway.
NMIGRA To UsTRAIIA.
H steamer ACAPULCO OF the PACIFIC MAIL & 5. co.
Leaving New York on June 81
Fare $3.50 including all necessaTies
Apply at tho Passage Oilce OF the PACIFIC NAIL s
8. CO.. 257 Broadway. n Y.
NATIONAL LINE.-FROM NBw PIER 80 n X
1N-fOR LONDON Victoria DOcksD--
Canada, June 81 ~ A. NJ Denmark. July p ar ~
-FOK LIVERPOOL AND QUEBNSTOWN--
Italy June 81. $50 A. NJ Helycua. june ~, II 80 NJ
Cabin $50 u SO, currency; steerage s26 Drafts from
g. upward issued at very low rates CJmpanVs oiceL
Nos 90 aud ~ Broadway. +. W. }. HURST. Manager.
ROTTERDAM LINE Steamers leave Com.
~ pany pier, adjoining PAVOna Ferry, Jersey city
W. 4. SCHOLfEh. June IL ROTTERDAM. June ~
LIST CABIN, Sib-slO "a Caon, St1-s3o Storage, blS
FUNGI BDrRA AGO, l.. W. NORRIS,
~ VIM ST. Freight ACTS $50 B'way ecu Pass AGENT
CTATE LINE-To glasgow Liverpool Belfast and
CLondonderry rom Pier " R fooL Canal st. Thurs
Europe. sIeerase, s1s AUSTIN BALDWIN Co,
Agents, ~ Broadway SrEERAuR OFFICkS at IS
Broadway ami pier loot Of Canal Il
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wi WAY-open rom $50 4 " 70 ~ p n Rector
strect-Nearest point tor Wall Street Ferry and connects
with Tor South Ferry. Coruandt sreet-NeArest
pout for jersey City and Commuuipav ferries Park
place-Nearest point for Post ONCE City Hall and Bar
clay street Ferry 10 Hoboken Chambers sEeet-Near-
est point for Pavonia and Bre RAILWAY Ferry Franklin
street Grand treetNeArest point for Desbrosses Street
Perry 10 jersey city. and connects with Des-
hroses and Bast Grand street ierries Blocker street
Connects with cars tor east and west Eighth street
Connecting with for Christopher Street and East
Tenth Street ferries Fourteenth treet-Connecng with
for East Twenty third AMI Twenty STREET
rieA Twenty-Five street-lOnnectng with cars TOR
rwenty-third street Ferry to JerseyCy Thirty third
street-Connecung with cars for WeehAwken Ferry.
POry street-C0nnecis with New York Transfer
CompAnys cabs for Grand Central Depot fieth street
and sixth avenue. Pty eighth srect-Connectng with
cars OF Belt Line Railroad sixth avenue Entrance to
Central Park. Fifty street and Eighth
Pity ninth street aud Ninth avenue seventy. second
street and Ninth avenue Eirhtynrst street and Ninth
avenue Por uptown trains take east side stations FOR
downtown trains take west side stations Trains will
" sh It and 9th and Slst st and 9th alternately
Fare 10 cents except between the hours at 30 aud 80
A NJ, aud aud I. NJ, when the tnre Is cemts
WIN X GARRISON, President
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Tun COTTAGE at AtaHAsvilk.
Jnly l. AZ ns. dSd sn.y fer EsrSnH yiIlA Ist tIns
CHRISTIAN Association, Bast ls st. brtwesn Broadway
and 9TH Az, between II A, N. aud r. ~, Hsa AnN
r. ~ tea dAt Nrep4Js rat % RPPiieavVM
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Aorsts, 6arrmats, IL.

IRON STABLE FITTINGs-Iay racks, man.
gers drinking troulhs. &c 4c, all Of make. OF
No iron. and at the lowest prices send for catalogues
JAMES RlRTLAND Is Murray 81
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xnarutlium.


HALF-UOUW WRITING LESSONS for bsA
II ness Aen "a rAIk place; up tsWH nsTnR ~ and
ln, 2i7 Weh $50 ST. Hssr b.eadrAy; vacation schoATA
OLIVER b. GOLDSMITH.
g4-WRITIRG,n sHihly; Esskkseping arith me Ne
EO gTaHnkI, spe lhnG, IS each. PAINE 81 BsWSTy
up t0wH, 1873 brad way, saith ST
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BEACH RAILWAY.
DOUBLE TRACK OVER THB ENTIRE ROAD.
aRERNPoINT DIVISION

SWAN Trans dS leave SGs q "a it s";i Hy't y steamer
As isis Is !, iSiS 90 II o. i1is i.is .isf n
New Yds fsic SfnosS sri SrJPIGI So
1aS f. 20 = T. ts l.I' ID 80 - I % 92 Io'
Trains marked thus stop at Es.! New YORK 9ny1ilS
not stop at shee pshend hay. -.
steamer, rudH&s H cosE h!V aG Twrour leave
New YORK On 3 sSHneelins a. Bay Ridge with trains
ga ,.s, e 40. t'sss ia . a i2a' 'i2' 'aa'
Lr.Y = .ss' .oh tii'so A NJ 1888. tiioS, t2'sS.
ss Re-, /, g 81, s s.o as us NJ 'a'' ''' ass
T At sA aSs ss % n y fs'a of s
haitian Reach A. follows; 80 .. .... =, .,,..
Il l g az SS .ss ;s lo q re Y z
Trains marked si ' x ssn''p''''d BAY
Manhattan Beach Ter Bay Ridge aud New York fol-
- 40 30 e a y & 10 $50 " :l2S
Y ~ 20 Us ~ 30 and ti65i p w. 0'-O' w. '-''
Trains mark thus connect with steamer D. R MAR
ItG, ma marked e a. ss, s1"f n with North River
either division north RIVER sad Greenpoin. tickets
orders may be len Win Dsdd's Express for baggage to
"a GRHSb 'GoSsFRfs EVERY AFTERNOON AND
BVBNiNG BIT GILNORB's BAND AND LEVY
MANHATTAN BEACH.-rsAets sold at all
lu Elevated Railroad stations via Whitehall st and
:. BY ths route passengers avoid street crossing and
wanna STATE. e the Bsy.ss R:lr'ad connects
ID MARTIN
iy' Is "lH sfsRs rs Z; "a. 5:E q "
SrAHisssa ; sEH iss loh . sHs
refreshing sail over 7. BAv 10 hs NORTH sAsre q
SrArhN ISLAND
Take steamers OAsfLRTON, POMONA. and HUhT
a sr%nT: q s,i.ssd E (. re- ~ 81
N. Buy tickets a. Pier.
w EST POINT, Cornwall Nsvssrrt.-Ro ush-
w cts, By ALBANY DAT BOATS CoHveyznse, CsrH
wall to Wea Point o. Extensive visvs ffom storm
King aud Grew Most" Retara By dswn boat
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REIGHroN bEACHi
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD
BEGINNING JUNB Is
LEAVE HUNTBRs POINT DAILY
aae 100 II On A NJ 1890 ", 30 20, 80, 30,
50 q 20. T.3D SD g.3O Z. "
LbAVR BRIGHTON BBACH DAILY,
$40. ~ Is A. n. 80 lfn. %, ~, 40 $50,
g 90 7 20, ~. StD. 1910 and ~ 10 r. ~
PULLMAN FARLOR CARS
FBRRIRs. kAsf 3trH ST AND JAMES SLIP.
EAsT RIVER BOAT TO ROCkAMAY.
Il HARLEN TO ROCKAWAY
FAMILY Excursions DAILY IN the plrular. comfort
able. ami fast-gtinf steamer j. n SCHUYLER,
- u PARKS. Captain; kdgAr FULTON, Managerial
AFFORDiNG fIIL VIEW Of COMFY ISLAND PIHR
A ca AIMING THREE HOURS SAIL.
your HOURS AT TliB SEAsIDB
- The J. b. SCHUYLER will daily leave 10th ~
NIaremi A. "; bast Isl -. e:3O; BroOme ~. y as
JEWELS wharf tBrsoklvm. 10, Pier l. r., 1913,
nving At RuckauAy, I. returning. 4P
SINGLE PAREs - GENTS EXCURSION TICKETS
81 CBSfS. Music hy the BrosdwAy Theatre PinHiore
Band. y n The n 7 Y g. regatta on Thursday eau be
seen at the hghtship on board the SCHUYLER
EIsnING BANKS Every Day. Saturdays eK.
esptd -Fast senmer shfli LOW. with slioon lay
inr Harrison 4. n u, T. 9Th 1t, v r.. $3.50; Pier a.
r. Tt9, Battery wall, next " staten l4and Ferry 81;
Pier ~. ~ H., $40 A. N. Gentrmen's tickets, TIC.
ladies. SOC. Al. FOSTER Manager
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z ost ano cSuuno.

DANIK BOOK Lost-Bank book No $50 i6d Of no
ID Bowery savings Bank IL missing. The FINDER is r.
quested 10 return IL to the bank IL restored before
The 18Th 81 July, In application will be made to no
hank fOr new book
4 OST-Boot containing sIL between Post once and
- south Ferry; also useful papeTa Please return
owner AT Broadway.
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&rare Ano Xnunts.
Country Buaro.

Owssi ii hsss IA a, Ss,sss al ss1 81 ava w.
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8ilIiarSs.

A -A;SSA;-A.-Ihe very sues! billiard Tables, nlca
prices The j. Brunsuisk Bake Co. ia Broadway
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STEAMBOATS, ana RaIlruaal

Steamboats, xHa RailruaoI
ALBANr ANp TROY BIZ DAY 30 ATs.
n G. vIBBARD and D. DREW lsavs Vsssrv r., Pier ~
NORTH hver 1T 80, an1 2ksA o. Ate A. n. (By Annex
boat trsa BnOoKLYH ssA ~ Landing ct MACK
YnRRr, WnsT PONY, cORHWALL. fHwBURGH
POKnhrsIn. RuIHnbHCK, CArsKILL esd HUDSON
PASSENGERS lsaAlu< a. WEsR POINT. CORNWALL, or
hEwBUnon saa rsHrn y tsvn beet Tiskss ssld
and ssaFsss ssssks< sonfn and WEST riskss or
esspsss seed Hsasss aver resolved fer passage
A TIM MARY row Ill. rr rgt..pse
n west rAsA cnsnv wall. EsvbsrE, nsrasut KiHssp
Cas- kl.. Ssv hs.ssu. hye. rsrt. and Cold
n h. nt:er.h cssnsss wiz Rrosfb a ansex boatA
A TROY BoArs.-crY1xlss LSh-Sev
IA steamers Saratssa and CIV Of Trey leave Pier %
r. foot OF Lsrsy 81. daily excl Saturday, al
fer Troy and all point North asa west
-NRWrOHT LIyA-on. dollar :. Boston
"A STEAMERS OLD COLONY Ana NHWrORr, from Pier
n Nerh River fsot OF Murray ~, daily. Sundays ex.
ssptsd ssr. n Pail nlshvs resA
ALBANY BOATa-rnorLFs LINB.-stoamers
n Drew and Dsan AshInsnd leave Pier Al. n r.. foot
aCanal 81. every week day. ater n. fer Albany.
IrOR NHWBURGH AND PoUGHLBRFsIH-
steamer ANDkRW HARDER. Tuesday, THURSDAY.
asd saturday n Pier - foo, Canal -. North River
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ONE DOLLAR LINE To BOsTON.-Ilmted
" tickets W Boston. 81 good supper on the boats Tor
leave Pier 90 North River every day. e1cep,
Sunday. at $40 7. N.
seainers ~ she NORWICH LINZ leave same pier
day. inc luding sundays ats T. NJ Tor Boston, Worces
excepting Saturdays
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SANP E IchNT EI DIm Jfs
The steamers Ts Rossb&Ea "" aud SYLVAN DILL viii
% %se f fR Th %S c6SsI s&Sb R
ROAD Tor Brighton Cables and the nearest route 70 ihe
West s,h :G ws.i ION Z FRANKLIN st Pier No
...I'.. q. !. !. 1. i. /. ii
S Co." fes ai to srs" se ss . 10 s4ss
NJ So': S oGHoy rrTd %S"l
ooney Island Point Tor New York,
HsASP ,t Esf 5. hyE sa
cursons Coney Island via Locust Grovcl, leaving
f:Gl ss Ss :, ~ y GS'
' ss3FM 'ssa .SFS ' ss:SsSSFE ';;SSSSFFs
Bd s and AZ i1P the & S'
E. Vo% % s SSS s.s & on he caro- ae"S 10 s6Sa
Pier Elevated Road east side connects at 5tIh and Full
Pare. ooc. Excursion tickets Soc
AIGHAND DAILY EXCURSIONS
ccoaSsSciSa s " Juss T. ISM is7o ''''A'''
The new aud Mammosh Palace saloon Steamer
The mos, roomy and magniieen, Excursion steamer in
New fo,k Sa,sts will make dsi,y eSe@rsion' laying
JewelPs Wharf Bkiyn asa West 22d Il, n. X, Gas.
Returning. leave Iona Island at3.aDP NJ
GRAND SCENERY
PARR FOR TliH KNGuRSION ONLY - GENTS
crsnd Nuacai Bnbrtainment Liberal terms TiveR to
Gssieuca Churches, SchosS Clubs &c. by Supplying V
HAWxHURsr \ PRIMAL 81 Broadway. New York
A -A.-coNEr ISLAND.
Nearest Island terminus to pier
STEAMER JOHN SYLVESTER
will run this week 10 Ooncy Island.
west 22t 81 Lsrsy 81. Pier IL, fsst Of Cedar st
Y i2 a,s i 2ss
Resrsias- leavinE Island on last tripa
Pare - costa bxourSsn 81 ccHtA
A -RBGATTA n. 7. YACHT CLUB.
rALAoR srBANhn LDKLAIDB
fsekpir, JssE 10. '''
Ieayss west NJ 81 y
We~s 10th - ~ A n
Jevslls .hsr, prs.klya. ieAN
r"' n n liosssIos -rckFrs VIC.
-NnW YORK YACHT CLUB RACE.
~. on THURSDAY. JUNE 10
ne fsst so pspalst srsuer NAGHNfA
riviss NE hss.t sh.nss vt-sss Il hst ses be had
leaving r2u 81 Ma. sD IVES, iots - 80; veSy ST.
yAsH ron rnb bOcNb rRIr 50 GENTS
I.-HnA BQU a RTKRs for water eKeuraen.
n re ssarsr. saperisr stsauera beet sarges Asd
fsllsuns rrsunds starins 0lsn Iaand. Lone leland
SOund has equal Hufssa Grove stAriu's Alpine eP
ss.,s rsnters; kderny rsrt and lena Isand Is -
CURsION5 4 4 N U . New YORK.
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Nlnntr0-ftmnlts.

uptown ADvEHTIsERs
~ Nav uleir favors fHN Sun At ne oniy
author iKed advertise ment Offices
,c3s ~ s.<wRy. corner Of 3lst 81, un p. ~. ana
GOe West - "A. corner o. 9Th ay III r n
D: East it& 81 corner Union square. IN SIN
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ITO PHILADELPHIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THR oLD-EsTABLIsHED ROUTB AND SHORT LINZ
NEW YORK Lsp ' fFaIiiILApaLPurA

FOURTEEN THRouGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY;
TAhhk DEPOra IN PHILADELPHIA
TWO IN NEW YORK
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Excursion tickets to Coney Island Point 4Oc Bxcur
sinn tickets Brighton via r. H., 500, single are TO
Coney Island Point. Csc; Single fare to Brght0n'ua
r. Il SOC
Returning boats will leave Ooncy Island Point;
1910 A. ", ~ ". 20 r. NJ. JP NJ. T. NJ, ant r w.
Returning trains Will have close beat connections at
Coney Island Point for New York
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-10-02
THE INDIANS,
Desperate Fight at Milk River.
rhOrnburg Shot and Instantly KILLED.

MILK RIVER. Colo, September 90. Thorn
burg's command was attacked by the hostles
in bad canon, while on the march to the
agency. In the retreat to the wagon train
Thornburg was killed instantly. Capt.
Payne, Lieut. Paddock and Capt Grimes
were wounded. Ten enlisted men and the
wagon master were killed. Twenty-Five men
and teamsters were wounded. The command
are now well sheltered. The Indians fired
the grass all around to burn them out, but
were unsuccessful.
\ courier who volunteered started with
dispatches to Rowlin command. They can
hold the position five days with the present
supply of ammunition.
OMAHA, October |. Considering Thorn.
burg's well known character for caution and
bravery, the only inference that can be drawn
from the sad affair to-day is, that Thornburg
did not bunder but fell into one of the most
carefully laid ambuscades, and could not ex
tricate the brave fellows he had with him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-10-02
The Late Lieut.. Col. Gardiner.

Col. John W. +. Gardiner, U. S. A., who
died at the home of his birth in Gardiner on
Saturday last at the age of sixty-two years,
was the second son of the late Robert Halo
we'll Gardiner. After being prepared at
Master Putnam's school in North AndOver,
and at the famous school at Round Hill, he
entered Harvard College in 1882 in the class
with DIR. Samuel Cabot, Henry Lee William
Minot, F. o. Prince and others. Preferring
a military career he left Cambridge during
the third year, and entered West Point, where
he graduated in ls49 in the class with Gen
commissioned as lieutenant of Dragons,
and was stationed al Fort Smelling Mnneso-
ia, at Forts Leavenworth. Gibson and Washita
and in Mexico toward the close of the war.
Later he was ordered to California, where he
was stationed at Fort TETON and Benca; and
he built Fort Cook. Here he was made i'll
by exposure and hardships, and was sent
home in 1875 and finally died of acute rheu-
matsm. He was commissioned as major of
the Second Cavalry in 1861, and was retired
the same year on account of incapacity aris-
ing from disease contracted in long and faith
full service, but was Immediately placed on
duty in Augusta, Me-, as Assistant Provost
Marshal General, and served in that capacity
during the war. He was breveted Lieutenant
Colonel in 1865 His summers have usually
been spent at Oaklands, Gardiner, but for the
remainder of the year his home was in Long
wood. Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-10-02
LATEST BY MAIL.

The Hanlon-C Courtney race on Chautauqua
Lake is announced for October l6.
The German elections are regarded as of
great Importance. The issue is mainly Of n
personal character-for or against Bismarck.
William Ringgold Cooper, a daring and
expert American forger, has victimized Lon.
don bankers out of large sums. One Of his
forgeries yielded him goody sum from the
Bank of England and but for his foolhardi-
ness he would have escaped detection. in
1861, while in the Navy Department at
Washington rs a clerk, he forged the names
Of Paymasters SpauIding and Allen to requi-
sitions amounting to Sl75, 1000, and served five
years in prison. He is also guilty of many
other rascalities, and will doubtless receive u
heavy sentence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-10-02
The Eastern Express Sold
NEW YORK.

Secretary Sherman to Speak IN New
York.
New YORK, October |. Secretary Sher-
man states he will be able to set aside two or
three days in the middle of October, for the
canvass of New York State.
Bonds Stolen from Manhattan Bank.
A letter is received from Scotland yard de-
tectiv"s, in London, England, stating bonds
stolen from the Manhattan Bank have been
sold in London, and that the persons who sold
them are being Swallowed by London detec-
tives, The bank has decided to instruct the
detectives to capture these parties.
The Ashley Belt.
In the Supreme Court motion is to be
made to vacate the attachment against the
Ashley belt. A sherifi's jury may be called
to decide on the ownership of the belt.
ROwell Receives the Belt
Atkinson, to-day, deposited $500 with the
sheriff, received the belt and turned it over
to Rowell.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-10-02
YELLOW FEVER.

MEMPHIS, October |. No new cases OF
deaths reported.
A desperate character was arrested thi,
morning. charged with trying to incite a rio
last night at Camp Marks Several shot.
were fired in an attempt to arrest the leader
Whitehead who escaped.
Noon.--Threc deaths.
The order of Galloway's court was served
on all quarantine officers, prohibiting them
from interfering with lint, cotton or seed cot.
ton from being brought into Memphis.
Two cases reported to-day, and 2 more
deaths Fifteen nurses assigned to duty by
Towards. Donations received by Towards
81, l29 $4,000 being from the Chamber Of
Commerce of New York
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-10-02
PRESIDENT HAYES.
Warmly Greeted Everywhere.

INDIANAPOLIS, October |. President Hayc;
and party arrived at Decateur at noon. and
was met by an immense concourse of people
with military music. There was no speaking
owing to the screaming of the locomotive
and factory whistles.
At Charlottesville, Ind, another gathering
was met, but speech making was prevented
by the breaking down of an overloaded plat
form, and before order was restored the train
left.
They arrived in indianapolis at $50, and
were greeted with a Presidential artillery sa-
lutte. The streets were packed with people.
The party was escorted to the hotel The
city is in holiday attire and decorations.
Illuminations and exhibitions of fireworks
can be seen in every direction.