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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-03-17
NUMBER 35:

It 10 believed that the railroad tie Of
the future will be cut from the beauti-
ful catalpa tree. The Fort SCOTT, Tex
as and Gulf Railroad have planted 500
scres OF young trees, and the Iron
Mountain Railroad 100 acres, near
Charleston, Mo. On the track bed Of the
latter company ties Of this wsod have
lain In the muddy silt Of the Mississip-
pi for twelve years, and are still In .
good state Of preservation. They have
outlasted two sets Of white oak ties, and
bid fair TO survive the third. Fence
posts In Indiana and Illinois are now
sound after having been In service FOR
forty, fifty, and even ssventy-five years.
In the muddy regions about Cairo.
where IL Is grown extensively, Il is used
as ''cornsr stones" for the most substan-
tial buildings. It 10 one Of m elastic
nature, but not 50 soft and light - cot
tonwood. DR.. John A. Warder, Presi-
dent Of the American Forssty Associa-
ton, claims for the catalpa durability
aud power Of resistance to the infiuens,-
es Of the elements possessed by no other
wood. 1t Is found In the Mississippi
valley and on the shores Of the tributa-
ries Of the great river. It bears large
white, highly. perfumed flower, and
grows quite rapidly.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-03-17
ORDINANCES OF THE TOWN OF PILOT KNOB.
ORDINANCE NO. l.

ORDINANCE NO. l.
MEETINGS.
Be ordained by the Board of Trustees of the Zo.cn of
Pilot Knob:
That the Board of Trustees for the Town Of Pilot
Knob shall hold six regular sessions of said Board
ally. The first regular held the first Mon
day March and every two months thereafter provided
that the Chairman of said Board any three members
thereof call special session of said Board st any
tme the regular meeting may adjourn any subss-
quent day.
This ordinance take effect and be in force from and
after April 1st, 1881.
Approved February 22d, 1881.
CHARLES Won RODEN,
Attest: Chairman of Board of Trustees.
PHI. JAou1rH Clerk.
ORDINANCE NO. 2.
ATTENDANCE
Be ordained by the Board of Trustees of the ToOn of
Pilot Knob:
A majority Of the Board shall constitute a quorum
for the transaction of business; and less number may
adjourn from day to day and compel by attachment ab
sent members to attend such meeting and for such rsus
al to attend, may be fined in such for each offence
said Board may determine.
after April 1st 1881.
Approved: February 3d. 1881.
CHARLES Won RODEN
Attest Chairman of Board of Trustees.
P. H. JAQUITH. Clerk.
ORDINANCE NO. 3.
TRIALS.
Be 1t ordained by the Board of Trustees of the TOton of
Pilot Knob:
In all trials for the violation of any ordinance Of the
Town of Pilot Knob the shall be had before the
Chairman Of the Board of Trustees subject change of
appeal in trials before Justices Of the Peace
Provided that in the absence Of such Chairman. 9TH
inability to serve, the may be tried before any
Justice of the Peace of Arcadia Township.
This ordinance to take effect and be in force from and
after April 1st, 1881.
Approved February 22d, 1881.
CHARLES Won RODEN,
Attest: Chairman of Board of Trustees.
p H. JAoUITH, Clerk.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-03-17

Oyetrrs .old bv rhe can or dish, 1t OBSTETRICS
Restaurant stewcd. or frisd, or raw.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-03-17

AAAa week in yonr own town. Terms and 50 out
xnnGt free. address II. HALLETr Co., Port
TVVland. Maine
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-03-17
MRS. NJ. C.. GIDEON,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICAL N

Graduate of Home opathic College, st. Louit,)
"AVINH perm tnently located in Ironton.
Ii offers her services to her old patrons and
friends. Treats all classes of diseases, especially
chronic cases Gives vapor Baths at her resi-
denec, equal in effect to the Hot Springs baths.
Also. Electrical and Medicated Baths.
In Rheumatism and Neuralgia is her treatment
peeiSlly successful. jelo-d
ATTENDS TO CALLS AT ALL HOURS.
New-York tribune., 1881-08-30

1000 to 900 bushels may arrive almost once when
they Will sell down TO so cents bushei This IL good
chance for poor people. The Southern oysters,
however, are inferior and 90 not call them
They come from the York River, the Rappahannock,
Patuxent, Back River, Cherry stone, Chincoteacue
Island, and the whole Chesapeake Bay ia one oyster
bed. "
More oysters sold in Baltimore than any other
city. but think Newly ork consumes the should
say this city used so 600 baskets day from September
10 January l. basket holds from $50 200 oysters
After January the trade falls off about quarter They
sell cheaper stock in Baltimore and sell by the gallon at
prices from 60 cents to 81 25. NewYork Is ganing on
the trade OF Baltimore right along The demand for
Western shoments from hero will be three as great
this winter as last season Western peope getting
educated to eat better oysters than Baltimore
them.
Eight years ago we sent ten barrels of oysters week
TO England. This year the shipments Will probably
reach 1000 barrels week. We a barrel Of
oysters 10 england for 81 freight cheaper than can
send 10 TO Syracuse The Governor Just signed the
Di requiring us to measure all oysters sold that
soI oy count III sealed tub, containing just square
bushel The following the average prces 900 for
oysters r. at wholesale in his market sLrewsburys, $40
euls, 50 East Rivers, SO cus, ST; R"ckawavs SO
cns, ~ So Sounds, So culs, $4 Bae Points, 49,"
New-York tribune., 1881-08-30
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GRAND ARMY RE- UNION.

NEw-BRUNswIcK, N. j., Aug. 29.-A reunion
OF the Grand Army OF the Republic the State held
here to-day The programme embraced parade through
the principal streets by the local military company and
nine of the most prominent g. A. r. Posts In the state
After the parade festival held in McIauchlins a
Woods and 1t is estimated that 1000 persons were pres
ent Ihe Following Posts participated: Henry Wilson
Post, No 49, OF Jersey City, A. Hausbeck Commanaer.
Berry P1st & NS 25 Of Raaway, G H. Miller Commander
Uhlrich Dahlgren Post. No. 25. OF Elizabeth. g. r.
Braume, Commander; Aaron Wks Post No. 23 OF Trcp,
ton IL ArDonicy, Commander VreGenburg Post No AZ
O. Sosi Manssqaan M n M James Msy Hardy oden
Lincoln Post No. IL, Of Newark, g. h. Simpson Cam
mander 'f''" ~o'n-
New-York tribune., 1881-08-30
CLUBBING NAN AT THE PoLo GROIN

Timothy f. Leary, lawyer, who lives at
No 200 Mottst went 10 Police Headquarters last night
ana made complaint that he had been dubbed in n
brutal manner by hceman on the Polo Grounds in
the afternoon. lie said he went there Ia see game of
base baL While the game was in progress, he walked
into the field 10 look boxingnateh. A policeman
whose name he did not Know but wore the number
l''to ordered nm to leave the field Mr. Leary at first
declined TO GO andrhe policeman threatened to strike
him lie then turned to leave =" was walking away"
Mr Leary said when the officer struck in the back
OF The neck, and told to walk faster.
70 iooA at the man. and ne struck arm wi
us club My arm was nearly paray zed by the blow 4
bou Ulin that no one Out coward would in
onShsiEe man III That way, and appealed to another
oHcef Tor protection Some time aftcrward the officer
met me on the grounds aud said he had only intended Ia
maze sport of ie Intend Ga press charges against him
before TN" Police Commissioners, and acrward TO bring
an action against him IN the Marine Court"
New-York tribune., 1881-08-30
RAILWAY CASUALTIES.

SELMA, Ala, Aug % - An east-bound
freight train on the Alabama Central Division OF the
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Railroad, into
an open switch at Fawnsdale Sunday morning, and
collded with construction train side-track
of the freight wrecked two freight cars
were thrown off the track and two behind
the engine and wrecked it, Engineer Charles Crane
lost both legs, and died in q few hours The fireman
was bsdly scaded aud has died since. The Coroners
jury to-day rendered verdict caused the
malicious mischief of unknown person, who had
opened the switch.
BOSTON Aug. GA gravel train on the Massawlppi
Valley Railroad ran into the passenger express this
passengers -" -
New-York tribune., 1881-08-30
THE SCAND1L At WEsT POINT.
CAPTAIN BuRsL EMS VERSION OF THE AFFAIR-TEs
IIMoNY OF II. W. S. COOKE AS TO HIS SOCIAL

CAPTAIN BURST EMS VERSION OF THE AFFAIR-TEs-
IIMoNY OF H. W. S. COOKE AS TO HIS SOCIAL
sIANprRlNG.
To he Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: / have been called an impOstOr and
by other bad names for whatever except that
am stranger. have also been accused of action
unbccoming gentleman. have never used any Ian
suage or done anything rnbecomng gentleman.
On the Both instant to West Point and while there
was introduced to a Miss - and her mother by Mr..
Hendricks and General Howard the commaniant to
whom took letter of introduction All went very wen
until the night of the German" and then accused
of saying the words bold end imnodest by Miss -.
denied it. She asked IL meant that she told a
fasehood, said did IL she said the words
"bold" and immodest" She then said was no gem
heman and that she wond refer to friend whom she
mentioned. The friend did not speak TO me on
the subject although he stayed the Hotel nearly
forty-eight hours a1erward and no other
gentleman took notice OF the matter /;
but her mother tho next morning called me several
severe names, and said not what represented
myself to be- and she would cable to England about e
1old her she perfectly welcome do The mat
ter ended until she struck in the presence of
Cranston and several other gentlemen. did resist
or speak, but rctreated slowly.
left the hotel the next morning I was Going to
Newport to see some friends; but I did not d.
account of being accused of being an imposter
beg to refer to the following letter vlniicate myself
from the sur east
No. 6 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. Aug. 20. 1891.
Captain Bd drslcm, late Of the Frontier Light Horse
British Army brought with him from England letter
my partner Mr. George p Armstrong. who IL now on his
way from England on the ttty OF Berlin from Major
General W Frost Nuthal, of the British Army, and OF
Barrans Court, Md,ll certifying that
he was retired oticer and a gentleman
bearing medals tog distinguished services sintine
that he abouI 70 make home in America and re
questing M. trnsrong's good offices in his
settle here He also brought letters from Grace Green
wood TO the President and muny letters from prominent
people in England personal friends in America which
assisted han 10 deliver and know by actual personal
Information that Captain Burscm has not in any
misrepresen,ed nis social standing. and from what
nave seen OF him a confident that he Is incapable OF
any conduct unbecomnS gentleman
II. W s. COOKE.
or Armstrong * Cooke. No. Broadway Room AZ
hope you VIII kindly publish this
JOHN GoDoLPbIg BURsLEM.
Latc Captain l.. l.. ii.
Untrcrsity Ciub, FiftLdre Aug. %, 1851.
New-York tribune., 1881-08-30
SEPTEMBER COAL PRICES FIXED.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 29.-The receivers of
the Philadelphia and Reading Companies We liked the
following coal figures for September harbor price de
hyered free on board al Port Richmond: Hard white
asb lump and steamboat 81 So; stove 81 40; broken
and 81 so; chestnut, 81 Is; pea So; free burning
white ASH stoye "a 4o broken and egg, 81 80 chest
nut, 81 O3 pea, SO; Schuykllred ash-egg and stove
$4 40; chestnut, 81 O5; shanokin-stove 81 40; egg
~ 80; chestnut ~ 10; Lorberry "a egg4 40
chestnut, $4 1o Lykcns Valley (Brookside)-esg and
stove, II 50; chestnut 81 A. The city line prices
are az Ioliows: Lump, 50 steamboat. So; broken.
" 75GS2 %; egg, ~ 750Si l0 stove, - S5QY3 10:
No. L 81 65GSl " - - O'
New-York tribune., 1881-08-30
USING a RAZOR on 4 SUCCESSFUL RIVAL

Antonio di Candili and Vincenzo Rossi quar-
feed on Sat rday, at No. 113 Greenest woman Annie
oBrien, who has lived Tor months past as the
wife OF one and then the wife of the other OF
the TWO men, the of the trouble Late on
Saturday night ROssi and the went to Di Can
diis store when the latter endeavored persuade the
woman TO return 70 his house. quarrel ensued he
tween the two men, in which Rossi charged D Canai
OF rohbing him Of 80. In the fight which followed D
Sand drew razor and slashed away at his antagonist
1nnlctig several deep gasnes his law and face
and grazing his throat. The two men were arrested
Kossi appeared at the Jefferson Market Police Court
SUNDAY morning with the lower of his swathed
u Dannages and made formal complaint against hi Can
dlD. Justice Morgan held Di Candih
nt 600 kossi sent TO the House Detention as
a w.
New-York tribune., 1881-08-30
THE SUSPENDED EXCISE INSPECTORS

Thirteen of the Excise Inspectors who we're
suspended by the Board of Excise ON september IA
1880, met last night ut No. 7S Prnce-st aud made ar
Tangements TO have the Courts their appeal for
salaries and Reinstatement was stated last even
3ng that their would be put the calendar tornor
row. and would be conducted by Elliott sandford The
inspectors claim that they were suspended political
reasons and that the Board Of Excise right TO
eir nav.
New-York tribune., 1881-08-30
THE FIRE RECORD.
AT BEAVER FALLS. PENN

PITTsBURG, Penn, Aug. 29-A fire at Beaver
rams Penn this morning, resulted in the destruction of
meoh sons hour mil and the partial destruction of
the Beaver Falls Cutlery Works.
Oh tne OF the pittsbnrg and Lake Erie Rail
foa was also Burned which Will cause an nterrnnf on
70 travel for couple OF days. The Iogs an Me,n G
sons mill Is aDo II $4,000 which there s an insr
large. ""''AS ." 'SiJ
later dispatch from Beaver Falls says: Mellon g.
sons nour inlll the Pittsburg Hinge Works and tho
& bsayer Falls steel Works were entirely consumed The
which Is fully covered by insurance,
New-York tribune., 1881-08-30
ms STORY DoUBrED BY TIE po1rcE.

A man named Foster who is employed by
Joseph Fserser of No. sos Ffthst reported to Captain
Aiaire, of tie Eldridgest police, Saturday that
while driving down the Bowery, between Grnndst. and
Chathan-square, Saturday afternoon sacheI contain
ing 1915 had been lost stolen from his carriage He
had drawn the money irom the Greenwich bank to pay
On the employees or Mr. Faerster on s WAY 10
the shop when he discovered that the money was gone
piciOn. - - - ~
New-York tribune., 1881-08-30

young man, dressed in dark suit of clothes.
ran into Mniberry-st at Beeckerst aud darted past
Police Headquarters about II O'Clock last ni,t cloo,
pursued by another man, who fired az him with "A small
revolver Several policemen joined chase hui both
tenemc houses in H0nsion-st and gisanncssrea 90 ~
could not he learned who the were or what was he
nature OF The quarrel between them. ~
New-York tribune., 1881-08-30
NEWJERSEY FISHERs EXCITED.

MANAsoUAN, N. j., Aug. 29.-The excite
ment over the catching OF menhaden or nv
the crews of steam hshng boats is decreasing through
out Monmouth County. The crews net the flsh In
SCHOOLS and nave almost entirely destroyed the fishing
for table sh 1t Is claimed that the loss 70 tho
81 this county alone ia 81 900 annually petit
lions asking the state Legislature pass laws robibif
ing tne wholesale catching OF menhaden along the Nav
Jersey coast are being circulated among the rosdents
New-York tribune., 1881-08-30
KILLED By 4 BoILER EXPLOSION

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. 29.-The boiler at
Henry Moody's sawmi at Campbellsvie exploded this
morning. Henry Gaines killed instantly and Tobp
Fletcher and Samuel Cook were fatally injured Ben
jainn Allen was badly scalded, will Drobablv re-
cover Two other employees were injured, but neither
seriously The explosion was caused by the usa ~
sulphur water in the boiler. - s-o 1"0 Vi
New-York tribune., 1881-08-30
The COURTS.
TRYING TO RECOVER FURNITURE.

AN action was began recently in behalf of
Hall stephens and the Haywood Company against
the kockaway Beach Improvement Company, recover
possession OF furniture in in the Rockaway
Beach Hotel which is valued at about $4,000. 1t is
alleged in the complaint that furniture not sold
10 the Improvement Company hut simply placed in the
notci on stoiagc motion made yesterday, before
Justice Donohue III the Supreme Court Chambers al
low the palntins 10 bring in James w. Husi the
cetNer OF The Improvement Company. a codefendant
III the acnon Justice DOnobue reserved his decision
New-York tribune., 1881-08-30
OFEECCME BY THE HEAT.

The following sunstrokes were reported YES
terday
beew, Charles age thirty, OF No. SIS Ferryst Brook
l}n, was prosfated while working at pierreD Dour's
stores III furnan-st Brooklyn. He was taken 10
the Long Island College Hospital =
Weber Jacob overcome nt No 10 Auep-st and WINS
removed 10 the Chambers street Hospital.
- -, an unknown laborer, about thirt tv-seycn
years old was sun struck at No. l3 Wes-si vesfer-
Gay, ana was taken 10 the Chambers Street Hospital
New-York tribune., 1881-08-30
BOARD OF POLICE JUSTICES.

The Board OF Police Justices held meeting
aast night at the Jefferson Market Court Justice
bourg presided Justice Smith reported the Commit
tee on Printing that the necessary changes blanks
had been made On conformance with the new Criminal
Gode), and that the blank had been delivered. The
81 to consider the of Conformity to-
New-York tribune., 1881-08-30
TIE COTTON CROP LSITM.d TED.

CHICAGO, Aug. 29.--S. II. Richardson g. Co.
and Gilbert Brega, commission merchants have made
ethoTough inquiry into the condition of the crop
They have received addvices from about sixty CORES
por dents at different points South From the data
at his command, Mr. Richardson estimates that the en-
tire crop of 1881 will exceed 5000 600 bales OF,
l2OoooO bales below that OF last year In this sus-
talned by the views of cotton experts the proucn
regions though the Mobile Board OF Trade estimates the
yield at 100000 bales.
New-York tribune., 1881-08-30
CALENDARS-ArGrsr 30.

SUPREME CoURr-CHAIsgas He'll nv Donohue -court {
%, l73, us, 220. 222. 2Z3. -
GENERAL TERMAdioh until September at IL g. m
SPkCIAL IEAh-AdjouIEcG until August 20.
NlRCUH-PARfS l. II and ILL., AdlOnrI the term
SUPkRiOR C0JRI-SPECIAL rgBM-G Held by J..
-Nour' open at ~ m.-No dav calendar
IkiAL rEaH-PART n aud III-Adournod for the Term
COMMON PLKAs-GENERAL iourned for the term.
1ohAoS LLAs-,PkCAL IERN-ifeld by Van Brnnt, @ j.
Court opens AT 1880 n m. No day calendar
New-York tribune., 1881-08-30
SHOT By n BURGI1R

PoRT JERvIs, Aug. 29.-Henry Farley, A
prominent merchant of Eauinunk. PENN was shot bv
burglars In his store, early Sunday morning Lafayette
Lord heard the safe blown open and awakened Mr. Far
ley, who rushed in the store Three shots wers Ara
one entering his left breast The wound Is t Ia
fatal The three burglars fed without booty. ~ W
New-York tribune., 1881-08-30
HANGING HIMSELF IN 4 POLICE STATION.

An attempt to kill himself was made by
Morris Kearnes. age forty Ave, of No. 243 Jav-st
Brooklyn, last evening, while In q cell In the
York street Police Station He been arrested for
sn,o1lcation ana tried to hang himself with his ss
extinct. -- ~o"AA DoAoio MIG WAS
New-York tribune., 1881-08-30

RIcHMoND, Va, Aug. 29.-Thomas A. Mar
vim, alleged forger, bigamst and confidence man. was
taken into the Police Court ths morning. but in the alb
Of Witnesses examination was mad and the
onmitted to jail. the question Of ban not being co
tdered s w
New-York tribune., 1881-08-30
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
A HEAVY ENGLIsH CLAIM.

HAVANA, Aug. 27.-The English firms con-
nected with the Bahia Railroad between Havana and
matRnzas have begun Judicial proceedings against rhe
Banco del Comercio. TO several unpaid annual
installments Of 5000 900 each which the Obliged
TO pay these firms for the account OF the railroad Tne
Court has required the bank deposit juaicously the
sum OF $7OO,OO0. The bank coptlnnes open
New-York tribune., 1881-08-30
DELAY IN FILING A REPORT

The receivers of the Manhattan Railroad
have not yet filed their report 1t has been ready for
some me but Mr. Hopkins says that before filing it
intends TO have another examination made OF the struc-
lures which have already been reported on by
civil eneineer formerly in the employ OF Of the
elevated railroad companies.
New-York tribune., 1881-08-30
A CHURCH RuRNEn

OGDENsBURG, N. Y, Aug. 29.-The State
Street Baptist Church totally DESTROYED NV "a thi
morning. The loss is 500 900 insurance 81 900 Tho
origin OF the fire Is not known. ~-"" A"o
New-York tribune., 1881-08-30
CONEY ISL IND JOCKEY CLUE.

The races of the second day of the autumn
meeting of the Coney Island Jockey Cub, at Gravesend
will be run to-day, beginning O'clock with the fol
lowing entries
FIRST RACR-3i MuE
New-York tribune., 1881-08-30

me county, and thousands of signatures hayc been se
cured already. The question will be "a promnentcone In
tne ran campaign In this and other counties OF New
New-York tribune., 1881-08-30
I ONG BEACH

4
THROUGH TO LONG BEACH WITHOUT CHANGE
IN 40 MINUTES
TRAINS leave Hunters PcSf sss. N aBsu.
sS, $50 s50 and y. Tie a M and $50 - ~ az
f mediation on trains all Others through express VITA
presses With through cars % tSr % y ~: being special ias
5i 9eo5 eS ieaehi % So S'51 LAD afI s.GG
SUNDAY trains leave anntsr's Point = a:s5 aasIlA m
ea ~ tune Is aaas nh 1s. G Rs@rpi5 Rs a Ss Sgsa
+ S S9ReI james 9as SSRPsG @ sns % s an afternoon trans
oNG BRANCH. TWO TRIPS DAILY.
cYrY 9sS f eleg991 sye, NsS zns as' steamer
Pc leaves fSoi q W sota.s. $50 M. isl D. u leaves
Fulton n \ Fey n; & n7 S Free nrooslyn Aunex leaves
PARE SOC EXCURsIoNa asfss TicKi,Tsea IS rsa,as s Sai.
MANHATTAN BEACH.
dREFS PoIN LSN isaz G2V Psl t,s p so94seng , sA ' -
MANHATTA BEACH At ssS sa5. iel5 siS M Nsf naS .s
Trains leave MSnSattaS Beach se sr9s, n IA.
soc I;o' ~ p M ana j AM 80 minutes hogr 4
S steamers ,.1 D r. AATIN aai Tios coLLYEIa conu-ct
iALI~sr2 terminus Elevated Rasis ha0 hsiris frs
NJ and half hourly 'rSS ioS oio Ias'a IA 5 S 1918
a.ss.s RANR 5S q%2NNGERFs * eILos FAMOUS pAyg
every AFTER SooS and rV slSH @ M p SIhMoHh.
bs the Alexanars Exhibition ,'on5saS
Nh 9pnfk i s1s ass ssqgps1a2'eaaenoe gx rS en- s p
EVERY sAruRbA9 d HVESTSa rs Ss4TISa
FAIRY LAND AT MANHATTAN BEACH
SRrs FSR RiEs @A ATi.Sf5 rsS sD sEHr
- III
PkII pkII Il .. sNrs INCLUDING FARE On ELEVATED
,sf1Nb Al rhAfNs sT9P % At ENTRANCE TO COMFY
ING : THE NJ RI" II THis PAPsRi i'sA s'-E HEAD
pHANroMS IN THE SKIS.
THE MARVELLOUS
DAY FIREWORKS
WILL BE EXHIBITED AGAIN AT
MANHATTAN BEACH.
ON TUESDAY, AUGUST so
AT $50 p NJ.
PRECEDED AT O'CLOCK BY THE ASTONISHING
ORIENTAL KITE-FLYING
AND FOLLOWED AT $50 p. NJ. BY THE GORGEOUS
AND WONDERFUL FIERY BOUQUETS or TaR
HlAkAHAMA FIREwoRK CO.
FREE TO ALL
PLYMOUTH ROCK FOR LONG BRANCH.
TWO A CHARMING OCEAN SAIL
TRIPS DELIGHTFUL. MUstc M5Ss EVERY TRIP
DAILY 2sds East iTeS sSa esSeS m and Pier Sos
Sc ~ SGTsiSS G ssd fe r. aSy & psSsi9g d1 Sundays
nes. view ot Sresi East River Suspension Briage
RoCKAwAY BEACH
and the
ELEGANT NEW HOTEL
ROUND TRIP EXCURSION TICKET soc
Aonriy trains win lesveA ally follows by The
~ y, WooDHAVEN AND ROCKAWAY r. r.
RUNNING DIRECT no THE HOTEL
From HUNTERS POINT accessible by ferries trom ms
RIVER AZ ioo5 flod S.' n aAa s5s a" aSs 81 ssS
Prom nr nrsaMIeS at the same hours
laatsarn aSg FLA ans 4.
Ts9 and South Ferries at7 3 3 To- II a m; l. . sax
a NJ TO 103op
sAsfa Trains are run az intervals when required
=. a.. THE GREAT NEW HOTEL
at kockaway Beach fOrt Of gues0
on the American plan.
STARIN'S GLEN ISLAND, l.. /. Sound.
~ MOST tattrsctive dsy summer resort in America
superior dinners a
od fashioned RHODE ISLAND CLAM BAKE served N
arrival OF each steamer -
sHS Sss Ss n SxsS
~..,.u-~.- Popular
MAfTEAWAN, LAURA NJ. STAR1S and SYLVAN
DELL win make trips as foilOws .--....,.,r,
fterle y. u BroQmest- y. n ssd.st- T. r. Iea IslAat
iSiyAM ,SSssSSAM ,gAM .iS$Sf Z
iii55eAAM a,ssAM In, :l$gSee
2s1FP NJ tPM osSnf ~
sMakc only 33d ana Broomosts lAnlinxs
EXcUhsIoNT TICKETS 40c. CLA II RAKE TIckETSfs
New-York tribune., 1881-08-30
Orales au0 fenocrs.

y ,. CONOlER ~ CO.. Designers and MANN
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