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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-27
BRIEF NEWS SUMMARY.

1t is now announced that General K. P.
Kennedy will be candidate for the Con-
gressional nomination in the Eighth district
of Ohio against Speaker Keifer.
Edwin Booth played Bertuccio in London
recently. He was called before the curtain
after every act, and was given splendid re-
ception. The house was crowded.
1t is announced for the information of
those concerned that "telegrams to Egypt
must be written IN plain language, In Eng-
lisb, French, Turkish or Italian. Secret
language will not be accepted"
The House Yesterday passed Senate joint
resolutions granting one years pay to the
widows OF Judson fitzpatrick, Stephen A
Hurlbut and Henry Highland Garnett, late
United States Ministers to Chilli, Peru and
Liberia, respectively.
A number OF people have been poisoned
in Moncton, New Brunswick, from the use
OF "prepared corn beef" and many of the
victims have narrowly escaped death A
number of persons who had eaten the beef
were suddenly taken sick in one OF the
churches on Sunday.
Alfred Robinson, patent solicitor of
Washington, was drowned while bathing at
the Great Falls of the Potomac recently. He
was caught against the current, disabled by
being dashed against the rocks, and then
swept over the falls. A companion narrowly
escaped a similar fate.
An incendiary fire In the lumber yards of
the Minneapolis Mill Company, Minneapo-
lis, destroyed 5000, 900 feet of lumber, caus-
ing loss of about $50, 900. AS the burning
lumber was close to the gas works, and an
explosion was threatened, the gas was
turned into the river, leaving the city in
darkness.
Another street murder, quite as mYsteri-
ous as the .Guttermuth tragedy, is reported
In New York, the victim In this instance
being a man named Maurice Healey aged
forty, residing at 449 Greenwich street.
He was a married man, by occupation q
'longshoremsn, and employed by the Old
Dominion line. He was knocked down by
some unknown stranger, who dragged his
dead body to the stoop of 463 and there left
It, There is testimony to that effect, but
beyond that nothing is known.
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THE TURF.
XesterdaY's Races at Monmouth
Park and SaratOga.

MoNMoUTHPARK, July 26-The first race,
for purse Of $500, for three-year- olds and
upwards, one and an eighth miles, Jack of
Hearts won, Clara D. second, Parole third.
Time 1861.
The second race, optional stakes, valued
at S, $50, OF which $500 to go to the second
horse, the winner to be sold, three-quarters
of a mile, Disdain won, Felicia second,
Gonfae third Time I:l6.
The third race, a handicap sweepstakes,
one aud quarter miles, Giro6a won, Bye
and-Bye second, Clara D. third. Time
211H.
The fourth race, the Navesink handicap,
one mile and a'half, Monitor won, Eleo sec
ond, Barrel third. Time 2:3715.
The fifth race, selling allowances, one
aud an eighth miles, Marathon won, Strath.
seY second, Sir Hugh third. Time 1:5715.
The sixth race, steeplechase, Ingomar
wor, Ike Bonham second, Bernar1ine third.
Time 3:12h.
SARATOGA. July 26.-The first race, for a
purse OF $500 for maiden two year olds, five
furlongs, Standiford Keller woD, the Jop-
son fllY second, Hattie NJ third. Time
1:03
The second race, for purse Of $4OO, ore
mile, Warfield won. Little Phil second
Bounce third. Time 1:41, the best ever made
on the track for the distance. The winner
was bought In.
The third race, for purse of $500, fol
maiden three-year olds, three quarters of 6
mile, was decided at the start. The
flag fell with Wildfire so far in the lead thai
1t was impossible for her competitors tC
overhaul her; Mandamus second, Major
Hughes third. Time 1:l6s4
steeplechsse handicap, for all ages. ovel
fractional course number one. about two
and quarter miles, Rose won, Post Guart
second, Disturbance third. Time 4:2615.
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THE FREIGHT BLOCKADE.
Another Battle Between Strikers
and Italians.

NEW YORK, July 26-About fifteen
Italians and Germans, at work in the places
OF strikers at st. Johns Park Depot, this
morning struck and left the building be-
cause the company would not pay them the
twenty cents per hour advance demanded
by the strikers. A fight occurred to day on
Broadway at Canal street, between party
of striking freight handlers and q
psrty OF idle Italians, whom they
sought to prevent from going to
work at the St. Johns Park Depot
of the New York Central Road, The
strikers had met the Italians at their houses
on the east side, and, finding that they could
not dissuade them from going to work, fol-
lowed them, and at Broadway and Canal
streets attacked the Italians. The latter
were game, and the fight lasted some time.
Finally couple of shots were fired, and one
of the strikers fell with bullet in his
chest. The rest ran, and the Italians pur-
sued and drove them for several blocks.
One Italian was terribly wounded In the
face by blow with a stevedOre's cotton
hook. After the battle a squad of police
men escorted the Italians to their work.
The laboring force at st. Johns Park was
much reduced to-day by absenteeism. The
Lalght street doors OF the depot were not
opened, and the line of trucks extended six
or seven blocks from the depot In the sew
eral streets.
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SCALDED AND DROWNED.
A Steamboat ExplOAiOn at New Or
leans.

NEW ORLEANS, July 26.-About o'clock
this evening the steamboat Fanchon, for the
Atchafalaya river, when opposite Louisiana
avenue, soon after leaving her wharf, blew
out the head of her forward fue. Mr..
Quatrevesu, the first clerk, had just gone
down on the lower deck, and was slightly
scalded and blown overheard, but rescued.
Dave Hawkins, second clerk, was also on
the lower deck, and was badly scalded. He
cannot recover. Mike Foley. first mate, was
scalded and blown overheard, but rescued.
The second mate was also scslded. One
colored fireman was instantly killed, and
fifteen colored deck hands more or less in
jured. Many OF them jumped into the
river. Some were picked up by skiffs, but
1t is believed five or six were drowned. The
steamboat John H. Hanna was Just ahead
and the Danube behind the Fanchon when
the accident happened. They stopped to
render assistance. None of the passengers
were injured. The Fanchon is owned by
the same parties who owned the John VII
son, recently lost on the Atchafalaya river,
and was in charge OF the same officers.
After the excitement had subsidized the
Fanchon was tOwed back to the city.
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THE MORMONS.
sharp Tactics to Block the Ed
munds Act.

OGDEN, UTAH, July 26 "A wholesale per-
secution Of Gentiles has been inaugurated,
and arrangements have been made for test
ing the constitutionslity OF the Edmunds
act In the Supreme Court OF the United
States. II the decision should be adverse,
the Mormons have determined not to sub.
NIT at any cost. The polygsmsts, from
President John Taylor down, with the
apostles, bishops and elders in the
most extreme part of their domain,
have separated from their surplus wives,
and are living openly with one only. All
polygamists have, under orders, resigned
from all municipal offices, and monogsm-
lists, as strong in faith as those deposed,
have been selected and commissioned In
their places. Every effort Will be made to
beat the government on all the sections of
the Edmunds act.
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weather Indications.

OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OBSERVER, VASE
IEeToE, d. C., July 26 Indications for
Thursday:
In the South Atlantic and East Gulf
State, partly cloudy weather, occasional
rains, winds mostly southerly, aud station
arv temperature and pressure.
In the Middle Atlantic States, fair
weather, winds mostly southwesterlY, and
stationary temperature and pressure.
In the West Gulf States, fair weather,
winds mostlys easterly, and stationary tenn
perature and pressure.
In Tennessee and the Ohio valley, partly
cloudy weather, occasional rain, winds
mostly southwesterly, and stationary tenn
perature aud pressure.
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Co,to a. Futures In New York

New YORK, July 26 The Posts cotton
market report says: Culture deliveries at
the first call advanced $1,000. to 1OOc and
gained other 3-10Oc. after the call. Then
small offerings caused the loss of the entire
advance August has sold as high as II 82c., g,
and 200 bales without notice at 13c.. No
vember at 13c. At 1:5O o. m. August was
bought at 12 75c and 600 bales no notice
at IL 92c.. September at IL 94c., and Octo-
Der at IL &c"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-27

LoRDsBURG, N. NJ, July pa courier
from Clifton reports that large party OF
Indians attacked q wagon train, three miles
this side Of Clifton, yesterday morning,
killing two men. The teamsters, seven in
number, stood off the Indians for two hours,
mortally wounding one, whom they dragged
into camp in the face of heavy firing, and,
after the fight was over, sealped him and
roAsted him alive
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-27
John IS. wise Indicted.

CHRIsT1AEsBURG, July 26.-The grand
jury TO-DAY indicted Captain John s. Wise
and John s. Crockett as principsls in the
duel fought her ye esterday. Indictments
were also found against G. w. Ward and
Stewart Crockett, a cousin of John S.
other surgeon, being from Richmond, and
his name not known, escaped Indictment.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-27

Lotta has determined to plav at the
GaYety Theatre, London. She is stilI sin0Ie
although 1t is not denied that she was ~
one time engaged to Henry Z. Abbey. Her
sfisnced was then handsome man. and !.
is believed that Lolita really loved him. but
Mrs. CraDtree, her mother, did not. and the
engagement was broken oil. ~''N 'A0
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The GOOdwoOd Meeting.

LONDON, July 26.-At the Goodwood
meeting to-day, the race for the Sussex
stakes, for three-yesr-olds, was won by
Lefevre's chestnut colt Comte Alfred, Lord
Bradford's bay colt Battlefield second, and
Lord Fslmouth's brown flly Dutch Oven
third. Six ran, including Keene's bay colt
Romeo and Lorillard's chestnut colt Action.
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Raae YenIerdaY.

BALTIMoRE.-Bsltimore z; st. Louis 4.
A.-Metropolitans 8, Phila-
delphiss 8.
IDENcE.-Providence 6, Worces-
ters 5
P1TTsBURG. Alleghaneys 10, Cincinnatis
z.
TRoY.-Bostons 5, Troys 8.
NEW YoRK.-Olympics z, Alsskas 6.
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Speedv Vengeance.

CHARLESTON, s. c., July 26.-Martin
Breket, who was committed to jail at Hamp.
ton Court House on Saturday, for outraging
a white girl twelve years old, was taken
from iail last night and lynched. On q
placsrd on his body was written: "Our wo-
men must be protected"
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virginia Republicans

RICHMOND, July 26.-The Central Com
mittee OF the straight-out Republicans met
to-day, postponed indefinitely the calling
of State Convention and selected Rev. ]
M. Dawson, colored, as Republican candi
date for ongressman-at-large.
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r,.o u,II.daIes C;iven . Ch.uee

LONDON, July 26.-The entry of the Hills
dale crew for the Barnes regatta, which
The Thames and London Clubs are entered
for the same race.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-27

Brooks & Dickson will have six theatres
In New York playing their combinations at
one time In October next, as follows: 'The
Romany Rye" ''The World" Aimee, John
7. Raymond, Charles Wyndham and "Taken
from Life"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-27

CHICAGO, July 26.--Last night John Prin-
dell, prisoner In Bridgewell, murdered his
cell mate. VIM. j. Clarke, by beating him
to death with Clarke's wooden leg,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-27

Physicians say it combines all the deside-
rata of every ferruginous tonic prescribed
by every school OF medicine. Browns Iron
Ritters
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-27

BAILEY's SALINE APERIENT Is q cooling,
refreshing summer drink for dyspepsia and
headache. No medicine taste. Everyone,
home or abroad, should keep 1t.
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Another American CardInaI.

LONDON, July pa telegram received in
London states that the Most Rev. Patrick
Feehan, Archbishop of Chicago, will be
elected Cardinal at the next consistnrv.
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~Rucbupafba.,, >,

Quick. complete cure, all annoying Kid
ney, Bladder and Urinary Diseases. 81.
Druggists.
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sorria Affairs.

-.-.tat Hs Post OBice in SaUGnHGh
i .1s. laH Matter.
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NICHOLsON'S REPORT.

what she American Admiral Saw
and Did I'm Egypt-The British HKis-
informed as TO she Sentiments Of
the Natives-Commad dOre BateheI-
Ter Offers a Place az safety 30 alI
Refugees
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MUSTY CORNBREAD.

A Wealthy Michigan Gentleman
DisgruntIed ThereRt-Mrs. GrundV
Terribly ShOcked-DeadIy Poison
In UnsOund COFn-A Suggestion
HOW to Save q supply sweet for
Bread at Last.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-20

nRESSMAKER.-An experienced dresslnsAer
~ who is socostomed 70 WORKING Y best hsaaaA wants
draper o6ocuon gong OK tas ety
Address d. ~ IripURe UptouA Once Ass Broadway,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-20
TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE OIL d. ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE.
% TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND on SUN
DAY, STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA 2IN
NEW-YORk

DorRLE TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MENT AND TIL. FASTEST TINE consist.
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
Express leave NewYorx Desbrosses and Cort-
landt streets Ferries follows
o. $50 10 LIH1tedl, ], 800 $40 D. g.
Z o, and 9p. ami u ight. sunday $50. and
m. 3. =, Z. ) and .. N. ami u night
Xprss trains daily except sunday. at 20
and p NJ running through via Trenton AND Camden
keturning trans street station, Philadelphia
l2Ul 300, $40, 34j ESQ, 80 so. $50 and IL M
Iinnted Express l30 p M /, 3 T. D. . $50, 400, and
S2Op II. sunday l2.Ol 800, 3.ZO 34j $50 a m L.
$50, 7.j5, ana so Leave Philadelphia, via Cam
den. a N. and $50 p. daily except sunday.
Ticket Onces $40 and ga Broadway Aston House, and
foot OF and COraudt-ss Courst and Brook
Annex station, foot OF FultOn-st Brooklyn. Nos ia
IL ana HudsOnst HOb0ken. Jersey City Eu
igrant Ticket once. Battery place.
The NewI0rk Transfer Company VIII call Tor and cheek
bag hotels aud Residences
eFKANK THOMSON. J. r. WOOD,
General Manager Genera. Passr Agens
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NEW-HANEN, MERiDEN, HARTFORD,
~ sPRINGFIELD. HOLY OK r. MONTREAL ard interme-
date points per 25. h r.
IN lSundays excepted connecting with EW-
HAVEN. Tor MERIDEN, HARTFORD, sPKINGFIELp,
&c Tickets baggage cheg ked at J44 Broadway
y anal Courts Brooklyn Excursion to New haven and
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&TONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
y CONNECTING MlTH ALL POINTS EAST

FARE always a. Low a. by any other line.
Steamers NARRAGANsETT and sTONINGTON leave
cAy Except sundays Pier 50, r., ioJt u
Jay u. BOstOn a. n
Tickets al principal ucKet Offices StstsroOms
secuTvd Ohces WescOtt Express Co. al AstOr House
NJ 3Sl IrOa,iWa ~. al Fifth Avenue
Windsor II Ctel ucAet Offices
+ " flLkINs General PASSENGER Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-20

L EHIGH VALLEY RAILRO AD.-Passenger
H and after May 10 1852 viii leave depots foot
$40
$50 D. IA for EastOn. Bethlehem Allentown, Reading,
Mauch Chunk, WlSesDarre, ToNenca, W4very. Ithaca.
Lyons, Buffalo the West Northwest. Pull
through coaches daily Trains AZ for Easton,
Bethlehem Allentown Reading, Mauch Chunk NlkesDarre
and Pttst0n Local trains al u for Eas;on, Bethlehem
and COpiIy
points Maaan0y and HazcOl regions sunday train
local Chunk, $40 d. Leave Mauch Chunk az
p.
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GUNNER Resorts

DASS ROCK HOUSE, Good HarbOr Beach,
Gloucester surf bathing and ocean scenety
~ go T. g. BROWN.
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NORWICH LINE

NORWICH LINE
y 10 boston Worcester Nashua Portland AM the East.
CITY OF WORCESTER,
without exception the ele Joat Ae SJ1aL and
tle faVoufe CITY OF y EM-I Okh.
leave 40 North River loot Ot W~ts-st next per
above DcsbrOs5esst FerrT italy except SunuAys al pm
NTEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD commencing June 1SSS
through trains vii i-lve Grand Central Depot
m Western and Northern Express 10 ROCHESTER, with
drawn groom
Special Express for Chicago, daily. stopping only
Albany IOCIcte Buffalo, Erie Gland aud
1oe1O d. Saratoga special drawing room car 10
Montreal
1880 u Chicago Express drawiHg-room 10 Canaan
d6lgua, Rochester and BIhalO.
a. u, Albany and Troy, with connection 10 ucd
Saratoga Gens Falls and Rutland.
p ~, special arrives p.
D. M, Accommodation 10 Albany and Troy.
p ID, Louis Express, with sleeping ior II Ious
running through every day the week, also Niagara FANS
Buffalo ana Toledo. .
H. Express with sleeping 70 syracuse and 10
Auburn TOAD 10 Montreal, excepting sunday
$ D. Pacific Express daily, Wltn sleenngcaIs ior
Rochester, Buaao, Cleveland. Toledo Detroit ana hlcago
IL D. NJ Night Express with sleeping cars TO Albany ana
Troy ,,o-
aud WesLcOtts Express Oncos Par place and 100
And broadway New-l ok. and $50 WashlngtQn.si.
Brooklyn J. NJ. TOUCEI, Gen Supt, g B. MEEhEK
Gen Passenger Agent
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6.rnmboats ano TAI roao5.

$500
'.IRANY DAY BOATS.-Albany and c. Vlb-
ss psly SUNDAY excepted leave vesiry-sL Pier
So AMI " 22dt st a m lBpo3S by AneN ~
landing ~ Caiski Hudson Connecting At Rhine
beck with nth, Ina s "a a f a o on T and EST aud
ss nS SARATOGA EMPRESS. -
.IpANY BOATS. PEOPLES LINE
49, srs sHS wEE2 6AI
Ssnr csaai,v norma: ess1''en with Trans "or'h west
aps1 Albany and Eofa T gG9F % Fesa
NARY POWELL, for West Point, Corn
A. wa NesDurs Po9shkeepse RonGST ,, and kinsToa
landing a. HTds Park daily SUNDAYS excepted. Leaves
pier at Mn MP evening 9aG s II fo4 the Sorh
,,TTTNORF AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ w Philadelphia, baltimore and Washington.
n, and after May a. the magnificent PASSENGER Trains
ieays ir ,, fs~.t as follows:
ana except SUNDAYS parlor car attached arrives wash
daily seepers and day coaches through to Cincinnati
Sqe Chilly d. dy Fat Line arrives WASHINGTON 225 m Gin
cnsa sae Shoppers day though Cincinnati
50 i.iS s night ily arrives at Washington Day
,rSr,ss leaves Washington IT l"40 m daily sieepers
ana s 21 e. Other line nSEeG faster tle west Iains
from the M sn at o yS Ie e red and Saae es csd
for ed TO Gc.tinai1on at COMPANY oee y o. %
company.
COLORADO.
L OREGON. CALIFORNIA ct. PAUL. MITNs
.poIIS. and points in NEBRASKA. UTAH mon.
TANA DAKOTA MINNESOTA All the NokI ID
NEsI' arc reached direct from CHICAGO via u,
CHICAGO AND NOKrHWEorEKN Hy
II run. from TO trans daily each Nay bet"een
cIiICAGO and prominent Western points IT ALONE
ST\S IMPERIAL PALACE DINING CARS west %
Csirq-o. PULLMAN SLEEPERS ruu on al oil Us
trosgh night trains For rates OF aro and other Ia
t0rai0nappy by ietter@ta poss1l % Az c'lp'l @cA9'
's'N General Easier: Accnt No AS Broadway, New York
EOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOC-
4 sATONIC and NAUGA1UCK HAILKOA Ne-StealneTs
leave a harne-sip at ll3D BOO D. i -'d't' I~4st
RIVER. 3:l5 p Fare lover than ~ any Other route
DOR STATEN ISLAND.-Fast steamer
SHADY SIDE landing At romntnsyie ana s Xnt6
ION Pare ONLY CENTS. Leaves Per 80 . NViAu
River except sundays 600 1890 am 81 o. 'lo f'lV p In
IeaVe- Is.1nd U.Uv SIT 3 N Z N. -------
NOR BOSTON-THE LATEST TRAIN with
Pullman Seepers y. y, y. II. and IL X L. ieiFea
Grand Central DepO; 40 1885 q. week days Het tcset1
IA %eW YORK ana sew England Railroad al Orahu Oeub1'
Depot auI principal hotels
TOR RONDOUT, KINGSTON and GA 49, ~
KILL MOI MIA INo-LandmE at Crlns,Jns laitioS
West PnintA Cornwall. Newburg Marlboro. dI.y l
poughkespsie EsOpus connecting with Ulster ana
ware ana STONY dove Railroads STEAMBOATS, OHy 80, .,
gf.sin and James ". Baldwin leave ilY ~ p ~. 20.
Of Uarr 1n.s; North River except saturdaVe wien .-o
civ OF tatskil leaves at CONNECTING Ntn tNti-is
train Resorts through the Ottshlt hVt,'"e
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO TOURISTS AND OTHERS.
III PACIFIC MAIL STEAMeHLP co.'s NV
June for Panama direct via the straits OF Magellan.
and stewardess anu having accom-
mOdat1ns Tor passengers.
round TIP, NeWIOrg % Panama only 500
Ditto including from Panama to ~ Y, or Pan
Francisco passengers option -.----.. 300
For ticket and full particulars apply the pier foot 81
Canlst., y OTth River.
.JBULLAY Superintendent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-20

NOR STATEN ISLAND.-Fast steamer
i SHADY SIDE. landing At Tomnkfnsyihc and stapn t
ION Pare ONLY CENTS Leaves Ilcr 80 . ~ ~
River except sundays $50, ll3O am 81 u DIV fIV p Ia
IA a. =. n. 4 Z. III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-20
FALL RIVER LINE.

FALL RIVER, BOSTON, AND THE EAST
The best route TO MATTHIAS VINEYARD. NANIIC-
KET CAPE COD RESORTS WHITE MOUNrAlES'
MOUNT DESERT and I'll principal cities inland anu sea
shore resorts New Eag and anC The provinces
The mammoth palace steamers
BRISTOL and 2 PROVIDENCE
leave Ncw York Sundays included at $50 p M
OIn y. r. foot Of urrayst Connection via Annex
boat from Brooklyn at y. L.. Jersey CITY, = M
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERTS
every evening during the OF pleasure travel by
he splendid bands and orohostTas attached 10 these
steamers g.
Long full nights rest nve morning trans 10
Boston short rail ride (timc seventy-hYe Minutes
NEWPORT LINE,
FOR NEWPORT, r. l, DIRECT.
Reorening for the summer season, commencing Monday
June - magnificent steamers
NEWPORT and OLD COLONY
vii New-YOrk daily, sundays excepted at T. N
from PIER y, North River,
These steamers their Eastern terminus az Newport
Tickets both Zines De secured al
ticket Offices, at the
PIER 3. and On steamers.
SEND FOR LIST OF TOURS AND EACU RSION9
FREE ON APPLICATION.
borden 4 LOWELL GEORGE = CONNOR
Agents. Gen'l Pass. Agent