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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-07
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD AND STEAMSHIP co.


May s-5 hhds sugar to Tertrou-s do TO Felix
l6 do to order-4 John Adams &co-2 Clapp Bros T.
Co 40 bbls sugar Payne, Kennedy &co-26 bbls
eistern bottom John Caldsr-i2 bbIs molasses to
Brierre Aco-ll do Richard Ml1iken-3 Mou-
TOM bbls sugar Flash Bros bales cotton Ter
trout do Clapp Bros keo-6 dry hides 7 bbls pota
Terrebonne-sd0 bag wool Rykosk 4 Manade-
pkgs eggs Sewn bales moss Wang a. Cot
tam do Labrv Chassa gnac-9 sacks wool to f
Frosscher-zI sacks potatoes j A BOurg--5 pkgB Of
eggs + Sure Seo-7 do y g Spor-3 Flash Bros
sacks wool Berkson Bros-sundries to order-Total 3
Daies cotton ~ hhds sugar bbfs sugar 26 bbls cis
tern bottom 26 bills moasses
From CIlnton-Psr steamship Josephine-9 bales
cotton 1854 loose hides 02 loose hips 10 bales skins
bags hair 81 sacks wool to G Whitney Aco-and
sundries to order-fotal bales cotton
From Indianola-Per steamship Josephine-S bales
dry hides bales oortGp 1913 sacks wool to A Whit
ney &co-st746 IS 10 specie SIS : in currency to
Flanders-300 head sheep q Mehls &ro---Total 4
bales cotton
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD.
May 600 bales cotton to Geo Hartley q Bros
Bash-6 Gardner Gillespie &co-2 Sims BiiIups SEQ
II Jno King &cO-1 L Airey &co-l car sheep
j Dassun-248 sacks oiicake Fl T. B Reer-30S1 pcs of
bulk meat G FL holsen-22O bills lime j ID Hardy eco
II car lumber a Holmes &co-sundries g "a Hen
q sacks wool White Il BYrne-3I cases handles to
NJ McGraw-4 pkgs sundries to Str G. Warner-1s
cotton gins J & B Wolfe &eo-i coop poultry to
Flash Bros-5 pkgs butter Park, Lynch eco Dbl
wine Clark A. Maader-3 calves Dr. j I. Cunnin gham
-sundres TO order-Total 264 bales COTTON 3Osl pcs
bulk meat
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
May SO hhds sugar to Thibaut-sundr1es to
order
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-07
NEW INVENTIONS.

Eleven combinations In
one. Over 275, 900 now In
use. Every family
should have one. Agents
for Louisiana and
Georgia wanted.
Send 81 for samples
Ind postage.
Special terms to agents.
REYNOLDS i ARMSTRONG
10 Baronne street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-07-22
Marines DISAPPEARANCE.

Nearly four weeks have now elapsed since Mr..
Charles V. MARITIME left the Valentine homestead,
near Bronxville. ostensibly to Mr.. william II.
Pcmberton at his law Office in this city, and with the
exception of a telegram from Albany announcing his
safe arrival there tidings in regard to his fate
have been obtained by his friends. Mr.. Samuel A.
Besson doing business at No. 143 Chambers street,
who married the sister OF Mr.. MARITIME. returned to
the city on Saturday night after week devoted to
search for the missing man. He visited all the
mer resorts the Hudson River, Saratoga, Lake
George and some favorite retreats In
without obtaining any clew to the whereabouts Ut
Mr. MARITIME. As is known, the latter took but little
money with him to defray his expenses and in.
sufficient supply of linen and wearing apparel for
protracted absence, and his relatives and intimate
friends feel great alarm regarding his safety.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-07-22
WAR ON THE HACKMEN.

The hackmen who have time and again had col.
1isons with the Central Park keepers being pro-
hibited from soliciting passengers within 800 feet Of
the Park wall, have in court of which
they are going to make u test. The owners of such
vehicles az well the drivers have complained OF
the right the Park Commissioners assume to dollar
who was arrested on Friday last for soliciting at
the Fifty ninth street entrance of the Park, and
whose examination was set down by Justice
Kilbreth for yesterday morning Commissioner
Lane appeared for the Park authorities, while the
hackmen and owners employed Counsellor Nathan
Nesbit. In opening the case he admitted that Null
lgan had solicited passengers within line 800 feet
distant from the Park proper. Commissioner Lane
then quoted from the statutes OF 1856 and 1876 to
show that the Commissioners had full control
of the outer space lying around tho city
parks. In support of this he said the Cor
poration Counsel had given opinion
which he asked leave to submit to the Court. This
Counsellor Nesbt objected to. but the Justice stated
that, As the opinion would not be i'll any way bind
ing himself, he would, out OF courtesy to the
Commissioner. allow q reading Of it. After submit
missioner Lane said that the Commissioners had the
right they demanded recognized by the Mayor,
and in Difference to it the Mayors marshal does not
claim jurisdiction over any OF the streets running
about the Park. The outward line OF the Park
Fiftyninth street extends to the curbstone and the
800 feet which the law adds carries the bounds OF
their jurisdiction tar beyond the houses on the
south side OF the way, of which o bay
window the like be erected without the Park
Commissioners consent.
Mr. Nesbit commended that the city corporation had
full Jurisdiction the streets bounding the Park.
although the Park Commissioners had the right to
control them for certain purposes. The privilege
of determining where hack stands should be located
belonged to the Board of Aldermen, ana he main
tanned that proper legal authorities could be adj
duced sustain such position To facilitate their
production adjournment was granted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-07-22
HELMS DAUGHTER-IN-LAW,

Mr.. owen Helms occupies noat cottage in West
Eighty seventh street, between Eleventh and
Twelfth avenues, and his married lives along
side of him. With his daughter-in-aw Mr.. Helms cam
not agree and many little differences have occurred
between thom. Last Sunday afternoon debate
took place between the old man and the young
tho rear fence. Failing to reach de-
cision, Mr.. Helms, as is charged slapped the cheek
OF his sons wife and the latter struck him In tho
eye with paddock fastened to an iron chain. Half
frantic with pain Mr.. Helms rushed into the street
and by his outcries cited the attention OF Oficer
Stahl, who went into the house and arrested young
Mrs Helms. The latter was committed yesterday by
Justice Wheeler for trial at the Court of Special
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-07-22
COURT cALENDARs-rH1s DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs-Hel by Judge Pot.
ter-Nos 1. IL, 26. 81 ~. So CO. g. &C. Ct g. 49, 49,
81, 1O1, los, 49, 1856. 143, 144 149, 100.
SUPREME CoURT-GENERAL TERM.-Adjourned
until September l.
SUPREME CouRT-SPECIAL TERM-Held by Judge
Donohue.- Court opens ut half past ten A. NJ. No
day calendar.
SUPREME -CmcuIT-Parts l and 2.-Ad-
journed for the term. Part 3.-Adjourned sine die.
SUPERIOR CoURT-GENERAL TERM.--Adjourned
die.
SUPERIOR CoURr--SPEcIAL TERM-Hed by Judge
Freedman.-Court opens ut II Nj. No day calendar.
SUPERIOR CoURT--TRIAL TERM-Parts /, 2 aud g.
Adjourned for the term.
COMMON PLEAs-GENERAL TERM.-Adjourned SINE
die.
COMMON PLEAs-EoU1TY TERM.-Adjourned for the
tern.
COMMON PLEAs-SPECIAL TERM-Held by Judge
Van Hoesen.-Court opens at eleven A. NJ No day
calendar.
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM-Parts and AID.
journed for the term.
MARINE CoURT-TRIAL TERM-Parts !. 2 and g.
Adjourned for the term.
COURT OF GENERAL. SEssIoNs-Parts and 2-Ads
journed for the term.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-07-22
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

julius II. Goldberg, dealer in paints, made an as
signment yesterday to Myer Sondheim. giving
preferences to Myer Sondheim, S3,423 %, ana to
sigmund Goldberg. s2.4oo He succeeded s. Gold
berg Brother about year ago. and recently has
been buying unusually large quantity Of goods,
which caused conmentin the trade
William Fredlander and Joseph Sichel, composing
the firm OF William Friedlander a. Co., dealers in
leaf tobacco. made an assignment yesterday to Fred
Lewis. giving preferences for S710 The Sheriff last
week seized the store judgment obtained by o
creditor. The liabilities are about $4,000.
In the Court OF Common Pleas there were filed
yesterday the schedules in the matter of the assign
ments of Duncan d. II. Currie aud John Cady to
John i. Adams and OF Thomas Concannon to
Patrick j. Hamburg. In the former case the liza
bilites stated at $39,100 Al nominal assets at
Sl3972 a. and real assets at 90 In the latter
the liabilities amount to S15,9l3 II; nominal assets
to $l3.s9 10. and real assets to 81, 724 GO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-07-22
OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE IRA

OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSCRIPTS.
Tho following is a statement showing tho real
estate transfers recorded the Registers Office,
July II, 1870
Riverside av.. e. corner of 18th st., l223.Sx
I3.lllax Irregular; John A. G. Gray and vito
to james H. snith SO 500
sarsi Steven. and to gna 1887
Robert oasa and wife to # Mary th AE b.ls
esd ward): Thomas Donnelly to Vim. Mcintyre. Nom
Christina Dennelly ....;......:.. :........; Nom.
1870 st. lco D e. e. q AHA, S,h ay SSSs s David
Daniel Tafcy aud wife to John q G. Gilsey 300
ward frederick Lutn TO Christian schultz Nom.
D Der to Mary " V - anu 1000
Madison ay s g corner Of 42d ~. 70 Ilexrreg-
Il. NJ Henry lreferoo) TO Marietta W. Howard 1900
59th st., s. 225 II. .. of I'd av 25xlOU.4; H. A.
Gumblctcn (refcree) to Emigrent Industrial saw
Sd av, 80 IT, n Of 18th st.. a5xi5 william j. -'
Mckenna TO James Ryan. Nom
Same property; james Ryan TO Eliza Mckenna... Nom
Canal st.. No. As % years.; Faybush Lehman to
arooRorD soaraacrs e'oo
Arnstill. George and wife, TO Joseph Arnstill,e.s
OF Terrace place 23d ward) lot No JU2; years. $500
mont, 5 Of sd St. W Of "a av years ...,,. 1900
yss s Of ds, ana VIA " 9, r ,a 1000
sehweSdnser Joseph, to Mcaas,,er. n Of isd '0
siivcrthan Mary. to the Bossry Savings Bank, ".
Of the Bowery Of Blcecker ST. year. '... 5000
av, of nth s 3years....,.....:..... 5000
sninsn samae, and Wife 70 George q drnnoi, ooo
stewart Mary b. to James H. Titus, n of 18th o,
Ward. William. TO Alexander fiiiey,s. $. Of 44th
'' '" y nseospsD sss,sslssrs oy nonraAors
GS s Maria IN HeqisSo %s las.: i 300
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ALWAYS WITH YOU.
The sum OF 81 has been received ct this Office for
August Dervinter. the music copyist from 'Niltac"
CHANCE FOR THE CHARITABLE.

CHANCE FOR THE CHARITABLE
New YonK. July 20. 1870.
To THE EDITOR THE HERALp-
I have read with much interest your many kind
appeals In behalf of the suffering poor and you
win find room in your valuable paper for the follow
ing statement:--
know two ladies' OF refinement and education who
are compelled to earn their living by sewing. The
work is very wearing and the prices paid suf
hcient to permit money being spent for rest pleas
IRE. Their long hours and the intense heat have
made rest almost necessity have seen adver
tisement OF the "Harper Home by the seaside,
where all expenses paid and two weeks board
given for the nominal sum of 50. Will some kind
readers buy the tickets for the above partes2 Were
the writer OF this appeal able she would provide the
"a FRIEND OF THE DESERVING"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-07-22
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

In the Louisiana Savings Bank and Safe Deposit
Company. which failed during the panic of 1878.
George H. Fletcher of Brooklyn claims to have de-
posted $4,000 for which amount he has brought
suit against the bank Judge Potter Of the Supreme
Court yesterday, on motion, issued an attachment
against certain moneys of the bank deposited in the
Fourth National Bank of this city.
w. II. Harrison. who supplied with coal the Broad
way Theatre while under the management OF George
Edgar and Chandos Fulton. claims that at the expi-
ration of their lease they owed him balance of $780,
for which sum he obtained judgment in a District
Judgment to the Court of Common Pleas. where
Judge Van Hoesen dismissed the appeal. Applica-
ton was made yesterday to Judge Van Hoesen to
reopen the dismissal. He took the papers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-07-22
REAL ESTATE.

The following sales made at tho Merchants
Exchange Saesroom. July 2l:-
). A
Samuel q. Courtney, observation-disclosures sale Of
the four story brick tenement. with lot 25xSS.6,
No. 20l East Io5th ST., .. r.. rs It, o. Of I'd av.,
r.
s. Wright Hocomb rcfcree-Forcclosure sale Of
the plot JOxlOJ, the ~. of 1Uth
aud Crotou st. d2th wardJ 10 Mary Clancey.... 1900
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-07-22
CoAsTyyIsE sTEAM.nI,.s.

TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL NAIL STEAM
- SHIP LINE
for ST. Thomas Para. Pornambuco Bahia and Rio do Ja-
metro. connecting ST. Thomas with Porto
Rico, Jamaica and the Spanish Main.
The new FIRST class iron steamship
CITY OF RIO DE JANEIRO,
Captain Weir,
will sail for the above Tuesday, August g. at
No freight received Tor this steamer after the ID
Freight received nj ali Roberts Brook
lyn but only on permits from New York office
shippers desiring insurance effect the under
our policy ut lowest Through tickets issued
nl points reached by the Royal steam Packet Companys
lnercolonIal steamers, and TO Monevdeo and Bucnos
Ayres
Freight must be paid in advance. For freight engage
ments passage, having elegant apply
to Z. II. MALLORY Il Co. Agents,
Office, pier East River. neal ferry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-07-22
EXCURSIONS.

EXCuHSlONS.
BY the famous coLUMSiA aud GRAM REPUBLIC,
THE NEW pALArIAL PLEASURE STEAMERS.
combining safety. speed and comfort
Down the beautiful har's OCEAN, as out the
MANY MUSICAL ATTRACTIONS ON EACH BOAT
%, LEAVING sy11s ,,,., eLgsnt
FsSs, SsfyN;k sS5 I. S.sSSsS ISaS
yA HHAsS cEsf fHs g
WAYS @ 9kFTs sn ssf' % soa
for sale at all stations at 90 cents
RETURN TICKETS GOOD ON EITHER BOAT
A -A-ro THE NEW ooNEY ISLAND PIER
IA. DIRECT.
GREAT SUCCESS or THIS RouTEl
GRAND rLoTILLA OF EXCURSION STEAMERS.
IRON TUBULAR fiER At r. coNEY ISLAND.
NO CHANGE TO CARS
SURE LANDINGS SAFE AND SPEEDY
TO ANY PART OF THE ISLAND
OBSERVE THE TINE TABLE CLOSELY.
j. Sylvester. 3 40 A. NJ 300 A. M 9:l3 A. NJ
j. b. Schuyler 9:l5 A. $50 A. MI 3 rs A. NJ
Amercus 8 40 A. 10 90 A. M.liO:l5 A NJ.
Eliza Hancox 10 10 A. NJ no 80 A. n 10 40 A. NJ.
Minnie Cornell 10 AS A. NJ III 100 A. NJ III l5 A. NJ
j. Sylvester II 10 A. NJ II 100 M. ll2l15 Z. NJ.
j. b. Schuyler. II :l5 NJ II 30 r. NJ II 40 r. NJ
Americas. .........l :i5 p NJ 30 r. NJ :45 r. NJ.
Eliza Hancox. 40 r. NJ ZOO r. NJ 10 r. NJ.
Minnie Cornell 2:i5 NJ 2:3U T. NJ AS r. NJ.
j. Sylvester. 10 T. VI. 800 r. Nj 3:l5 r. NJ
j. b. Schuyler 3:l5 7. NJ 3:30 p NJ 3:45 r. VI.
Amercus. .........I lis p NJ 4:30 p VI 4:i5 p NJ.
Eliza Hancox........l 4:45 r. NJ 100 r. N. 5:l3 p NJ
Minnie Cornell. 5:l5 p Nj 80 p NJ AS r. NJ
j. sylvester. :i5 r. NJ 600 r. NJ 6:l5 J.. VI.
j. B. Schuyler. 6:l5 p NJ 6:3o p. NJ Gas F. NJ
Americas. ............ 1880 p NJ 7:t5 +. NJ 500 p NJ
In addition the GRAND REPUBLIC leaves, DAILY,
West ksth st. 10 A NJ Leroy 10 20 A. NJ pier N.
r., lo:4o A. NJ; JEWELS wharf Brooklyn, IL A. NJ.
Returning leave Iron Pier As minutes to
Up. NJ. and 4 r. NJ. Last boat leaves at 10 L. NJ.
Single Fare, 35 cents; Excursion Tickets so cents;
WHICH INCLUDE ADMISSIONS TO THE PIER.
Return Tickets are good on either boat
A SUPERB SAIL. PLYMOUTH ROCK.
n Grand Excursions to the Great Iron Pier ut
LONG BRANCH.
and return
To-day and daY. including SundaYs.
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THE COURTS.
GREAT LONDON CIRCUS AND sANGERs ME-


NAGERIE.
suit has just been commenced in the Supreme
Court by George L. Horne receiver of Homer
Davis. John j. Parks and Richard II. Dockrill.
against James e. Cooper and James Bailey. The
plaintiff states that the 10th of February 1879.
judgments were recorded in the Supreme Court by
Eliza Dockrill against Davis. Parks and Richard II.
Dockrill, aggregating s4397 4s. The execution was
returned unsatisted and Nine. Dockrill instigated
supplementary proceedings and the Sd of April last
the plantih was appointed receiver. He claims that
the defendants Cooper x Bailey indebted to
Parks, Davis and Richard H. Dockrl and that in the
fall of 1877 the latter agreed to deliver the de-
PENDANTS all the properties and paraphernala of the
Great London Circus aud Sanger's Menaserie-so-
caled-the defendants at the time assuming
certain obligations. including the payment of what
was due to Nine. Dockrill. The plaintiff now claims
that this agreement was not carried out, and that
the same being an agreement to deliver the property
is part of the assets which he as receiver Il on.
titled to recover. Judge Potter yesterday granted
order directing service of summons by publica-
ton against Cooper Bailey. who. it was stated are
now travelling in Nebraska.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-07-22
BRINGING POLICE JUSTICE TO TIME.

TIME.
In the case of Lille Smith. recently arrested on
charge of keeping a dsorderly house in Twenty
sixth street and held by Police Justice Morgan in
$500 bail. her counsel, Mr.. James ID. McLelland, in
affidavit in proceedings to compel Justice Morgan
to take an examination, says that he reading
newspaper when his client called to the bar and
held to bail; that he looked up and demanded an
examination. and that Justice Morgan refused say
ing that he had already disposed OF the case. Mr..
McLelland then obtained an order from Judge Dono-
hue directing Justice Morgan to proceed with the
examination. The latter when served with the order
said he would proceed but fixed the LIST Of October
next us the time. Subsequently he so far modified
his action to set the examination down for next
Saturday. Judge Donohue yesterday, upon Mr..
McLelland's application. discharged the woman
her own recogniZance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-07-22
CoAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

FoR
GALVESTON DIRECT
MoRGAN's LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
AND STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
steamer ALeIEEs. Saturday, July a as
Texas Central Texas Pacific and San railroads
Iadanoo BRACES Santiago and Brownsville and Corpus
Galveston City freight n taken uopo,x ,non,s
Pier 80 North River.
Nj AND STEAMSHIP COMPANY
FOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
saa.y !nl ssrynF for
For freight and Other intoE p apply 70
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sIng rgm pier NsTs River tSes Rsssh direct.
SoAoSB hoSD1S WE'D
s sn
FRIDAY :" T. CHANGE or PIER.
& 1u 1 Via Ten oD and
eonnectng railroads and lines VIII be receives ~ PER -
viii also depart from there.
Delaware pier 81 and all steamers
Through passenger tickets and bills of lading to all
p0nsf ssesSea s dsy at a per cont
General Office 1877 greenwich St
BERMUDA, WEST INDIES AND PORTO RICO.
For MISUNDERSTANDING BERMUDA July 81.
For ST JOHNS. MAYAGuEZ. AGUADlLLA and
PONCE Porto Rico and ST. enthusiastically HADJI
For GUADALUPE, MARTINIQUE, BARBADOS aud
TRINID AD-Steamship FLAMBOROUGH July Pc.
PASSAGE RATES GREATLY REDUCED.
For freight, passage and insurance apply to
A f. OUTERBRlDGE CO., Agents. 20 Broadway.
NJ Y, HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL IS LINE.
bsEo F'ri okk5z
CITY 81
CITY 0F MEKlDA ;sasuIday July 20
r. ALEXANDRA 4 SONS 81 and 81 Broadway.
rT,ExAs LINE FOR GALVESTON DIRECT-THE
steamer RIO GRANDE, Captain Bolger. will sail from
pier 20 East River, Saturday, July 20, at2 r NJ
Key West passengers and mails taken No freight.
Through bills ading given all points
Houston and Henderson, the Galveston Harrisburg
and San Antonio railroads Passage Galveston reduced
to $50, cabin; $50 Storage.
For freight, passage and general apply to
G. II. MALLORY CO., Agents,
pier 20 East River.
Schooner CARRIE BoNNELL will sail for Key West
Tuesday, July %.
JACKSONVILLE FLA DIRECT.-MALLORY LINE
Fla. touching brunswick and Port ROYAL. Steamer
CITY OF DALLAS, Captain Chester, Will sail Friday,
July %. at 2. NJ. 9. Ii. MALLORY 4 co. Agents office
pier 20 East River.
NEW YORK AND HAVANA MAIL LINE DIRECT
~ These first class steamers will sail ut NJ from pier
- North River foot OF Cedar st. for Havana direct as
Steamer SANTIAGO DE CUBA $500 Wednesday, July %
Steamer MORRO CASTLE. W ednesday, August
For freight and havng unsurpassed accommo-
WILLIAM p CLYDE Il co. No 80 Broadway
LAYTON BROS, Agents in Havana
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pACIFIc MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY

j. Pier loot OF Canal St., North River
For san Francisco, via Isthmus of Panama
Steamship ACAP Tuesday, July 81 noon
Connecting FOR Central and South America aud Mexico
From san Francisco to Japan and China
Steamship CITY OF PEkING. Friday. August noon
From San Francisco TO Honolulu. Now Zealand and Aus
tralIa steamship CITY OF SYDNEY. Mon Aug H. noon.
For freight and general information apply companys
office. the pier foot Of Canal ST. North River
Passengers forwarded San Francisco. Sandwich
Islands. Japan, China. New Zealand Australia, South
America Central America and Mexican ports
For tickets for information regard to routes apply
10 the Passenger Department, No. 257 broadway
q. T. SEWALL. II. j. BUI.LAY,
General Passenger Agent. Superintendent.
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To-Day and every day, Ihciuuihg SundAyA
LONG BRANCH. BY Scoied's peerless stenner
PLYMOUTH ROCK,
TWO TRIPS leaving the foot of 22d st. N. r., at
9A NJ and = 80 +. NJ and pier 1.
EVERY DAY, n. X, Battery, ut $50 A. N. and
3P NJ.
FARE to the Pier ut Long Branch
including and return FIFTY CENTS.
Pier Tickets 10 cents extra: sold
the boat by the agents of the Pier Co.
SUNDAYS. ~xNLandings the Ocean Pier
now made regularly.
rJNO EXCURSION PARTIES.-SPECIAL ARRANGE
ments will be made with excursion committees for
trips the LONG BRANCH pier and by the peerless
palace steamer PLYMOUTH ROCK Apply to
JOSEPH H. TOOKER Superintendent,
ut Metropolitan Hotel.
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METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.

NJ r,rS PRS Flow s:s% 4, Il 80 = n
T sss' sdis,
%hRR point for Pos. Office City Hal.
cH&HBERs s sTrSssrsst point for p.voni. and Erie
Railway i ferries
GaAND s1-Nearest point for Doseros.es ferry
BLEECKER sr.~connscting with cars for east and
sTII sTconnccting with for Christopher stree.
i4Ili sTconneetng with cars for East Twonty-third
2sD Safeguarding with ears for Twenty third street
ferry Jersey City and East Thirty fourth
with ai,s 81. for
psays cay. grsaa Central Depot, ''A transfer con"
5sTii sT-sxh avenue entrance to Central Park con.
meeting With ears ca Of Bell Line Railroad
ST. f' R IS sh 18Th Il ASR a o1H 4y sD SIP 81
AS Pm M s SIH a.: ST. id. aSP T Az EoE W.
TOWN trains take west side stations
9th av alternately.
sunday trains ffS% T. s2 A. d II T. midnight
except between the 80 and 80 A. NJ and and
W %I Tni9 ,HG r. r' GhsRi fsat rr..aou.
NJ VAN BRocKLIN, superintendent
ONE DOLLAR TO BOSTON,
Limited tickets ST. Good supper the boats Tor 5oc
steamers leave pier 40 North River daily 80 r. NJ.
Cweek days. = NJ; sunday. 80 r aJ boston woi.
daily except Saturdays
NEW HAVEN, MERIDEN. HARTFORD, SPRING
IN held Nnc Mountains and informed
leave Peek slip Il. H.. at aud IL T. NJ
New Haven with special trains Particulars at pier.
DRovIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON, VIA PROVIDENCE
steaniors MASSACHUSETTS, and RHODE ISLAND leave
at A. from pier ~ North River, foot OF Warren
STEAMBoAT AND STEAMSHIP AND RAILROAD
DPrntng OF every description rapidly aud dome
by the Metropolitan job Printing office d Ann
Office Ia Union square connected by telephone.
u,uE OLD RELIABLE sToNINGToN LINE FOR nos
TON and ALI POINTS EAsT.-Steamers leave pier IA
N r.. foot lay St. r. NJ, Special tickets to boston
GOOD ONLY for the trip specified ticket sold, 81.
EXCURSIONS.
A / THE ONLY BOAT TO
IONA ISLAND.
The new aud mammoth palace saloon steamer
METROPOLITAN
will make daily excursions sundays included, leaving
follows
Foot oil East ga ST.. % A. NJ
Jeweis Wharf. brooklyn. 81 A NJ.
West 10Th St. North O;2u A. W
West 22d 81, North River; 10 A. M
Returning loayc Iona Island ut 3 80 = NJ.
Fare for entire excursion only % cents
Magnificent steamer. Grand scenery.
FULL Brass aud string Band.
Liberal terms gvon to churches societies. schools and
clubs, &c, by applying 70 HAWxHURsT PENNAL, VI
broadway, New York