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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-26

THE price for meals at the New York avenue
hotel VIII be SO per month from the LIST OF june.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-26

OFFICE OF TIRE CEIEF SIGvu. OFFICER
WASHINGTON. DC. My z6, 1Ss2 9:31 am
For the middle Atlantic states. warmer fair
weather, northeast, wearing to SOutherly winds,
stationary or lower pressure.
SpcC;a, Weather Bulletin.
The chief signal officer OF the army furnishes
TIE following speciaI bulletin to the press
The barometer is highest in the middle Atlantic
states, and lowest in Colorado. where a storm OF
sight eceryy Is central SoutheIstSr!y winds
prevail west OF the Mississippi, and nOrtheasterly
winds In the middle and south Atlantic states
General raiaS have fallen in New England and the
middle Atlantic st1tes, aud occasional rain in the
Mi. SGuri valley. y West reports 2 s. Inches
rain fail in the past - hours. The temperature
has fallen slightly IN the Atlantic coast states.
anil in II" ctber states IL has generally RISEN IN
the nor Eern states IL Is from To 10degree below
the mean for the month Ciouly weather with
rain IS Indicated for Saturday in Tenn a5See, the
OHIO valley and like region, and fair weather In
the south Atlantic states
THE FOLLOWING IMMENSE BARGAINS will be
almost given away. positively tc-morrCw only, at
X GolISchIaid'S, SO 9Th ST NV: Hair brush S,
soap, backing brushes knife nj fork trays, large
scrubbng brushes, so n. OF clothes line and stsve
brushes, O.. each: gCD cts. 25c. half dOZ. water
tunblers, l5c- half doZ- Inch Ice cream saucers
25c. per doZ.; with handle, 40c.; Japanese fans,
for Sc; reirigerators and ice chests OF the best
manufacture at cost; painted chamber buchetS, in
all cOOrs, 40c; coI1rrd glass match stands, Zoe. ;
garden tools with long handle, 3 In set, 90. :;
extra large size. 30; very handsome decorated
100 different styles OF baby carriages at reduced
prices; white por; elain dinner sets, 1913 pieces,
s14 81; picnf, mug T.: lot. watering pots, 10c.
decorated English china chamber SETS 10 pieces,
81. 3. worth So; handsome decorated china dinner
sets, 11s pieces, $3.50; beautiful - rover music
box, with either playing 8 pieces, Sa5, worts SIS;
strawberry sets, pieces, &c.. folding fans, for
BE-. chiidrens Japanese paraSolS. 10c. extra large
size parasols for ladies. 3D.; fine porcelain cups
vegetable dishes, 4sc.; folding rocking. chairs,
with carpet seat and fringe, &c, worth 99c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-26
Alexandria Affair.

FISH MARKET.-SOld by r. A. Golden. agent:
$4,000 herring, at Sc per thousand; go shad,
at $25 Der hundred.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-26

LIVERY ONE HIS OWN ARTIsT.-A WONDER
- FUL 1NyEGT1oN.-New Arr embracing IN kinds
required arc fufnished fes. 6aafscon q no chsrss
on Arst lsnon. Csn md sxsmine dxaNin9l afs1e ons
soo@ vernon Rov. corner sV1Ss snd
3o0 seset uozl6NWk xaopN6I1tqk -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-26

TIE MYSTERY OF THE GREAT CHgoPs viii be un-
Iaveled tonight by Geo. G. Smithe, OF Illinois, at
the tabernacle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-26

BEsT-NADE white shirts, 736 and ia 7th street
NEW frameless glass. 81. Hemplers, near ~ st.
GUN CAMPKoR for moths. Drew's, 9th and Pa. av.
BLACK LACE MITTs, %, 80 and 4sc. Mrs Max
Weyi, agt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-26

REAL ESTATE SALE Duncanson Bros, auc-
tinDeerS. sold yesterday afternoon, for Savage
Smith, esq, executor of estate OF L. w. Murphy,
deceased, the eastern part OF lot f. In square $685.
having front on street, between 9th and 10th
streets northwest, OF 20 feet, with depth OF 100
feet, improved by two-story-aHd-attic frame
dwelling, for $3,310, to Mr.. John l. Vogt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-26
TRogssER's world-renowned scales, at Bailey's
$50 9TH street

COOP NEws.-We win present to every custo-
mer buying above 81 worth of goods Tomorrow
only, one fine camp stool for excursions ON Decor,
alton day. Special bargains I'm ladies' and gents
furnishing and fancy goods Dammann's, 600 9TH
kfrpef
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-26

YESTERDAY IN the Probate Court, Judge Hagnel
oVerruled the motion TO yacate the letters tesla
mentary Issued 10 the executor OF the estate of tht
late Gerge l. Hemmeken growing out OF Mexi
Can award An appeal Will be taken TO the gen
eral term.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-26
Many a Merchant OF Brilliant Fac,

.AIderney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in h-lb. "Ward" prints 4Oc. DER ID.
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk,
sc. per OF Cream, i5c pint .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-26

We HAVE MARKED Down every article in our
store. Hats and bOnnets OF all description re-
duced from . 10 SOC. piece; fine white plumes at
$l50, worth double the money; long black plumeS
al Is cents, worth 81 So finer grades at g. $125 and
u 20 These goods are remarkably cheap. You
VIII save from 5OcentS 10 81 ON every plume bought
OF US Fine white chips, all shapes, very scarce
and desirable, elegant goods cheap Save time
and money at Blout's fashionable millinery store
40 I'll street northwest
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-06-20
Murdered by Chinameu.

New York, 1.-THE ship freeman
Clark arrived to-day from Calcutta. On
the 9th Captain D wight was killed by
the cook and a Chinaman stewart, and
the mate wounded.
The chief mate of the ship reports that
while Captain James Dwight, Of Spring
field, Mass, was asleep in his berth be
was attacked and literally hacked to
pieces with q Ratchet by the Chinese
stewart of the vessel. The Chinese cook
also attacked the ehief officer in his
cabin, and though badly wounded, Crap
pied with bis sssailant and raised the
alarm. The crew rushed 10 his assist
epce and killed both Cinnamon, throw
ing the bodies overheard. The ship y as
brought to this port by the chief officer.
No cause is assigned for the murderous
attack. The captain was general favor
tie,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-06-20
FELEGRAPHIC NEWS
GU ETEAU.
Preparations for the Event Of
the SOth.


Washington, 18.-Guiteau has twelve
more days to live. HIS counsel, Mr.
Reid. has filed an application with Jus
tlce Bradley, of the Supreme Court, for
Wrlt OF hGbeGS corpus, and the Justice
will render a decision Tomorrow, deny
ing the application. The assassin has ss
yet shown no fear of meeting death, Al
though it is expected by the Jail officials
that he will break down at the last mo-
nent.
Ten murdeTers have been hung at the
Jail since it was built, and only one of
them showed sny signs of fer OF the
scsfold. The fact that Guitesu has
shown himself To be a copsummate cew-
ard is the reason why The jAilOr
believes be will break down be
fore the execution takes place.
Ee is inclined to be serious, and INDUCES
In no brRvado, but says he has not sbsn-
doned hope that the President will re-
prieve him. The prisoner is under sur
veiliance day and night, ard no one is
allowed to speak with him excepting his
counsel and DR.. Hicks, the clergyman in
attendance. 1t is said that no one is per-
mitted to see the prisoner, but people
properly introduced are sometimes a
lowed The privilege of peeping through
the bsrred door of his cell. Guitesu
passes most of his time in reading the
Bible, an occupation that is peculiarly
appropriate to person in his situation.
NJ arrangements for the execution nave
vet been made, and t1e final programme
will not be completed until shortly before
the execution. The gallows is a permanent
structure and always in position, so far
ss a mere hanging is concerned. Moth
ing remains to be done except to adjust
the ropes. A new rope will be used and
it will be shrunk some time next week.
Thousands of applications to witness the
execution have been made, but only a
very few persons, probably not to exceed
100, will be admitted to the place of exc
cution. The warden of the jail has
charge Of the execution, and the law re.
quires him TO invite the district attorney, I
the prisoners counsel, two or more ply
sicians, twelve reputable citizens, the
near relatives Of the condemned, and not
more than three ministers Of the gospel !
to be present. A peace posse may, how
ever, be summoned.
Washington, 19.-Justice Bradley, of
the United States Supreme Court, to
whom Guiteau's consul applied for
writ of hGbeGS corpus, to-day filed de- |
NAL of the application with the clerk OF
The court. Justice Bradley holds that
the court Of the District Of Columb i6
had full jurisdiction Of the case, and no
exist for granting the writ.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-06-20
Another Treasury Ring.

Washington, 1S.-The Sunday Ga
zetts says: 1t is known that papers per-
tanning to the criminal prosecution of a
well known manufacturing firm and 8
prominent treasury official are in the
course of preparation. The complaint
will contain several specific allegations Of
fraud by which the treasury was plum
dered to large extent. 1t is thought
the case will be initiated early this week
probably on Tuesday. The evidence is
asserted to be conclusive against the
persons who will appear as defendants.
This is very likely the beginning of the
end of Que treasury ring, and enc of the
strongest. We might go into the par
ticularE ofthis contemplated prosecution,
but the ends ofjustice are served by til
being otherwise.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-06-20
Fire.

Cincinnati, O., IA T5m,es-Star
special says fire at Gsdsden, Alabama,
destroyed twenty-five houses. Loss
Soc, 600.
Toronto, 18.-Hunter, Rose & Co.,
publishers, lost SIS, 600 by fire. Insured.
Boston, ia fire this evening In
cambridge, burned the large stables of
SawiRs Express Company. Two host
lers, sleeping in a hsyloft, and thirteen
horses were burned to death. A number
Of wagons, harness, ETC., were also de-
stroyed.
Galveston, Is.-Ne,OS' special from
VILLAS, Texes: A fire yesterday morning
swept almost the entire business portion
Of the town. Twenty buildings we're
burned. Loss, $4,000; insurance, $24,-
600.
Tyrone, Pa, 19.-Morrison paper
mills burned. Spontaneous combustion
Loss, 1925, go.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-06-20
Crime.

New Orleans. 18.-TimeS- Democrat
specials from Bonneville, Miss, says:
Morgan Hamilton, eolored, accused of
numbering Miss Selma Benton, two
weeks ago, wss shot down to-day by a
party of eight men. They approached
him in a field where he was working
told him to run, and as he started of
shot him dead.
Bueyrus, O., 19.-Midshipmsn Harry
Finlsy, son Of Congressman Finlsy, shot
himself this morning.
Winchester, Tenn, 19.-Henry Hud-
dleston, colored, wss lynched tonight
for raping Widow Vaughn.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-06-20
GIFT HOUSE,
HOUSE EoTRL

I'VE PRoPKIETOBs TAKs PLBAsUk
i In Announcizs to the pp bile tbst the
have renodelled and eehtEsd ths HoSoIs
Ees Dining Rooms are spscioSs REd she best
u Aeals Stll be served night aS8 day
Single HeSss, SOC.
kst Lunches (ss Per Cart), 26C.
Eesn ana Board, el.60 to 50 per day,
ESQ to @12 per wreck.
as&T4, - POT Wssk.
To Bar has beeh removed te he aorth Of
aAs Hosel and !ouT Billiard TakGE. sd ed foI
lie GScoz1 Do0 ott0s Of zues,s. I'D L. now
kSS9 4. S0D4 Ola = co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-06-20
Alter anIndIan Agent.

Washington, 19.-The United States
district attorney of Massachusetts, will be
instructed to bring suit on the bonds OF
j. G. Birdgner, ex-United States Indian
agent Of Green Bay, Wis, in the sam OF
S250,0OO for misapplying funds and
other grave Irregularities.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-06-20
Sympathy for the Women.

st. Louis, I9.-Parnell Land League
passed q resolution of sympathy and en-
enlargement TO the Ladies' Land League,
Of Cleveland, in their trouble with Bishop
Gilmore.
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PROVIDENCE LINE.
Il nTHTF(vF

Connecting with Providence & Worcester RR-
fer al POINTS NOKIH and EAST via WORCESTER
entirely pew ami palAual steamer hhODh ISLAM
on iOnGays Wednesdays and Fridays aud the fay0rite
steamer MASSACHUSETTS, on Tuesdays Thursdays and
: IL m from per 20 y. r.. foot of Warren-st
Connect Oh made az Providence, via p q W. Il r..
10y Worcester and ali Northern EIstsln and White
Tickets Tor al all principal ticket
Cc,s riaicrOOms secured offices Of Ne,tcOu Express
90 Nos 20, 3ni, @Jl AMI All Broad.
NJ A. and IN Tfh Avenue Windsor Hotel ticket Offices
a Arc
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CTONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.

> CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EASE
FARE q. LON Dy Other un.
Steamers NARRAGANSETl and STONINGTON leave
daily Except sundays AZ from Pier 3d. y. r. ioJt %
Jav- q. arriving "a Boston 81 q a.
l lets All principal ticket Offices. Staterooms
.cIcd WctcOtt Express Co. ~ Aston house,
2O7 5l 397 aud 42i broadway ami al Fifth Avenue
IdsOr HOtcl ticket Offices
l. ". FlLhlNS General Passenger Agent
CHARMS
- CiTY, RIVER AND HARBOR TRANSPORTATION
COAPANN.
once Per u. y T.. foot Cort!andt-sL
Convenmenis sht forwarded a. directed any part
De world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
O. for delivery All kinds Of freight and
.1a.oise any part Of tbs city
sEA AID HAKBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND
ia BOR LIGnTEKAGE
gLt every description promptly ugherei to any point
u. the narbOrIt reasonable ratoA
STEAMBOATS, BARGE5 AND GROVES TO CHAR
IIH tOK EXCURSIONS
.amcIs Johu a. Starin aAd Erastus Corning for NEW
IL f " leave Is \. r. att p daily. Saturdays
cAcoDieL,
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO.. between HewYOrk and
NcN-Ha,cL. Care an. dlsDAtcn g1arsatsoL
fTrLnt points J.. x ". g. D. tfs5gei AZ Pt3. ID
Oh NoS-iiaVcH ana points East at flerlH
4DKlH SHORE. STATEN lSLAND.-EleVcn Miles Tor
lea fof /. a. H. foot hitchaisL
CENIRAL5dIPXAR D % II nunipAa, y j .-DrT DJGkA
NIchlucAId 1Jor rVorI Ian. sAII4s W "a
construction aII fcDAe VI fosisL
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TO PHILADELPHIA
rtIr OID.ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE.
o.. TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND y ON SUN
- DAI SSIAIIOAs ~ PHILADELPHIA, 2IN
DOUBLE TRACK THE MoSI IMPROVED EoUIP
MENT, AND TIL FASIESI TINE CONSIST.
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY

F~press -YOrA Desbrosses COrt-
i.u,. = tcrGIcs ~ iOLOWs:-
- 80 :. go ~ Limited, II !, 32U, $40, 4, ;. .,
= and gp. AMI II night. sunday. b, ;. and 70
IT,. 4. o. :. and ;. ana II night
Nss, NeW daiy except sunday. AT 40
y. running through VIA trenton an. Camden.
l, nng, trains leave BIOad street station fhladrpnA
Su5 $40. 34J, 600. 49, so. $50, ami ii
mtrd Express 100 b. M, l. 3 4, .. t. b51 LJj, ) and
Up. ON SUNDAY, l2.OI 800. so. J41 $50 a w., 4,
so 10, anu 80 p III Leave Philadelphia. via Cam.
den. a AID 4.3D D. ~. daily except sunday.
$40 and - Broadway, AstOr House, aud
ZOO OF Desbrosscs and Cortiandts- Courst and Brook
station. foot OF FultOn--t. BT1Okku ILL.,
lIGnud Hudson-st. Oboken station Jersey city Em
jrryuf Tic Aet once Battery place.
rir New lOIk Transfer Company viii call Tor and cheek
bsegage from hotels anu Residences
FRANK THOMSON, J. X WOOD,
Manager Genera Pass Ageut.
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trains on and after Nav D. 1852 will depOts foot
CoTtandt and Desbros,ossts,a $40 am p m $40 ami
ESQ l., IN EastOn. Bethlehem. Allentown. Reading,
VI Ich Chunk, WInesDaIre. IOwanda, WaverlY lthncL
Geneva Lyons. Buffalo the West Northwest Pull
man through daily. Trains at for Eas0n
Reading Mauch Chunk, Wikcsbarre
Iitt,pp Local trains AZ d. Tor kasOn Bethlehem
and COplay . - -,
pou Ia Maauuy and iaZrltOn coal regions sunday train
local Tor ChunS, $40 a. Leave Mauch Chunk at
4 ,,,-, ,..-..-,.
h. Il. ENINGTON. g. r. a.
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Train arrive. at chicago every day i at ioi6 a. 10 S

NAM aTTivo- at ONO ago eyoTy day 30 lUIU a m.
NEW FIAItk
smoking made Tor TINS when tOr elegance OF
appointments Is NOT equlled-
HarrisDurs Ptt-buIg, tue West and south with Pullman
Palace cars attached > a. M. q and D. m, dally.
WILLIAMSON lock Haven M, b. CORY and Erie at
IL. connecting atCOrry Tor 1iiusyic Petroleum Cen
aud the oil Regions
Express Pullman Por Cars daily, except SUNDAY 10
a. arrive Mashiugion4 10; 'e uiar at =. and 90
a H.. 81. Z. and a m AMI Il nighL
SUNDAY. =. ~ Z aud %. m. ana - night
For Atlantic Clty with through car r. except SUNDAY,
ur u.- ~ ,tI
lions anu AmOoy. J3' ana $40 a. u, u noon
%. g.. a.. = y. IL.
Toms D.. v.I ~. -. f.ir : 80 m and
Ina of BROOKLYN Annex all through
al Jersey anoiduga speedy and direct transfer or
1,,s. my FROM PittsJure go ami H. m. 80 and
~, in, ~ daily IRON Washington Baltimore. $50
656a m 500 30. 80, and 1890 ,. III sunday C.5O
GO No. ag9 io'O From ' Philadelphia. 90 800 eso
G50930 Vl0 1880. lliO a NJ L2o. 2, 100 $50 go,
9'3b' = .n a. 10 40 and 1850 H. SUNDAY. 800 t. 20
i9 q 10 ii ~ a Ia. 30, 93J 1910 and 1880 D. III
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BORDEAUX LINE.

ID New and direct line 20 the SOuth Of Franco
NETWORK AND BORDEAUX DIRECT -
CHATEAU LEONILLE.4ODJ tols, new I4uisdhyJu{ y
Travellers for France SPAN AMI Italy, PyreueeS Pdu
Nice. &C. will time and expense by taking tls nne
Cabin incuding wine, $50 Steerage, S24 For passage
I. IL EOCLANGER. 40 Beaverst
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NORWICH LINE
a. worcester tcr re Nashua, Portland AMI tho EA,-

y TO Boson Worcester Nashua, Portland AMI tho EA5-
Ihel9w Iron ~ta1 mr. .. ,.,.,,..,,,.-,
NhOui execution most can't boat ohths SOuli End
az" favOrite CITY or NJ" } Ohh.
North river. foot u WAt,-st next per
Des1Io,sossL tcrrydA!iy except oundAy"at pin
NEW-YORk CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILRO ADJ commencing June -, lSSI
tilI puel aims viii leave Grand central Depot ,
Western and Northern Express 10 Rochester ana
Montreal wa C,nt al Vermont X. H. with dra"mgToom
Albany iaousc Rochester Buffalo, fe ic' Gland and
Toledo
a m Sarliora Special. DRAWN groom car 10 Montreal
1880 chicago ENTreSs. driWingrUom cars 10 Canan-
Rochester and BuIiO To nchnrd -pilhg..
D a. m. ADJ amt Troy, with connection % Utca
SARATOGA. Glcus Fall- and Rutland
$50 ~. -aIatOga special arrives . y. m.
r. Il.. 4 Accommodation 10 Albany and fr1v.
T. m Louis Express, with sleeping ears iOr 81 IONS
running through every day the week. also Niagara fans
Buffalo ana Toledo
o p NJ Express with seepngcars to syracuse and TO
Auburn Road. also tO Montreal, except e SUNDAY
q D. H.. Pacific Express. daily, with slecping-carS Tor
Rochester BulaO Cryc and, Toledo Detroit ami chicago
a D. Ill., sight Express with sleeping cars To Albany ana
I ~. o-, -, &C., ~,
and W'stcotts Express pfhccs Pra place and 80
o. II 90 Broadway NcwYork, and $50 Wa-hington.st
4 ookiyn. j. NJ. IOUCEY. Gen. SuP'L C. b. MEEhER
Ten
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Che Gnrt

MONMOUTHPA PARK Races, Long Branch, Nj.
VI JULY l. 3, 4. q. ., IL 10. 10. %, ~ 80
AUGUST2, ., - -, II and 10. Commencing promptly
at 1870 p H.. Ju. Other days at 23O D. seven
races each day Hurdle steepechase each day.
Trains and directly Central RIof MI LIB
ertyst ferry 74j O. am 1915 ~ 45 pm Pennsylyana
Cortandt and DesbrOssrssL ferries 40 ~
sandy Hook Pier y. L., 7s5. - IL ~
and 1880 p.
on July trains boats will run by Central RR 7i5 Q,
H. lIl5 Pennsylvania X <, $40 ~ Boat
VIA Sandy Hook 20 g. IL Fare for round trip includ
ing admission to course II 80. GEO. L. LOkILLARD
J. IA COsfRR. Secretary President.
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9teamboats ana Railroa1J.
| FALL RIVER LINE.


FALL RIVER BOSTON AND THE EAST
The most agreeable ronte 10 the WHITE MOUNTAINS.
MOUNT DESERT. and all principal cities inland and sea-
shore resorts Of New England and the provinces
The mammoth palace steamers
BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE
leave New-YOrk daily Sundays ineudedl at $50 = m
from Pier % ~ r. foot of Murrays Connection via Annex
boat from Brooklyn AT o y. m. Jersey city p M
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERTS
every evening by the splendid bands and ochesas attached
fo these steamers
Long route full nights FIVE morning trains 10
short rail ride ume seventy -dve minutes.J
NEWPORT LINE
FOR NEWPORT, r. - DIRECT.
MATTHIAS VINEYARD, NANTUC KET. and SEA
SHORE RESORTS of CAPE COD. Magnificent steamers
NEWPORT and OLD COLONY,
Leave Ncw.York daily Sundays excepted p NJ from
PIER -. North River.
These make their Eastern terminus at Newport
Tickets and sateIOOms both lines be- secured at
all principal hOtes transfer ana ticket Offices at the Ouce
on PIER IS and on steamers
SEND FOR LIST OF TOURS AND EXCURSIONS
FREE ON APPLICATION. .
BORDEN a LOWELL GEORGE 2. Common,
Agents Gcn'l Pass Agent
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Ocean Steamers

DOYAL MAIL TO THE NETHERLANDS.
IlSeamers Co. Pier foot IT Sussex.st jersey C
For Rotterdam.
& = ROT1 wednesday, July 0, = p H.
IbY dnSterddm 90
: AMSTERDAM. .Wes' az July " = N.
lstCabin $40 Cabin. 40 Steerage $50 prepaid s=h
ii. CAZAUX, Genera Agent, n south Miliam.sI
FUNGI. EDYE& CT, .. l. w. MONKS, -.
% wm-st, Freight Agents 90 B'waY. Gen Pass Agent
DED STAR line. ,,.- AL. .,....
EVERY SATUR 'AG FOR ANTWERP.
The splendid irsrcl4i% 'SiI'D 1SerSl ''Si hor% -
ID .Satu1uay. July 4, p M
" tIt--A Az luis X II 4. III,
Saloons staterOons, smoking hnt Dlt1r oDhs Shi'uV'
Second abin accommodation lnBkGsu3I
State-IoOlns I'll n matt ie'k.
No l0rseA cattle sheenDr - )irF''L
First cabin, SIS and SCI
second clbln sjJ prepaid. 81 excursions,
Steerago g26 prepaid S2i oNcurson, tt3 ot =. ~
PETERWRIGHT SONS. Oel' Agts. % BroaaWay M.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-30

" UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
FOR 1UEENoTONN AND LIVERPOOL.
Leaving Pier s. y. r., foot OF Kng-st
Tuesday. July T.
NEVADA uTday July 3 IL
OMING.............-....-.. Tuesday. July II, D.
TUESDAY JIly ESQ q.
ABYSS Tuesday July 20,
II These built On in wdtcrtght cOmpar
nens and are furnished with requisite the
pasace across both agreeable. having
bathroom smoking TOOm drawing rOOm piano and bbrary
also enCed surgeon stewardess and caterer on each
steamer The stacrOOms all upper deck thus
greatest Of all perfect ventilation and
hight
CABIN PASSAGE according to stateTOom 500 $50 and
500 INTERMEDIATE, $40. STkEEAGE al low rates.
OFFICE, No 20 BROADWAY,
WILLIAMS & GTION.