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,,a,oa osets rcnloced by new substantial staircase,
637 Greenwich-lonse whl'eWasi'u '
mines ventilated, vaults cleaned. - -rous toD
2l7le Nauck uear houee No l)-beu' S ,nosnc ten
floor not yea repaired, admitting rain ana eAPoe
ant. ia d anger of sickness. H. olruhinP.
Clai Notwithstanding done Tor deleciuu trorpcd.
,sst,,r nes lot being ventilated nor rlnA- c n
Painting aud whtewashinG b,ine uo"e ioi me-
q Ciarkfon.st.-samc as above.
& CiarksOn-st- same az aLONe. s,rcncfhencd and
4De.brosscs-St. Ocaso d).Chmneys SILL Weather.
rendered safe Glazing Gohf rain Leak from sewer
connection at yard sink noi leiu'"''"
ventilated. .i,, 49, Roof repaired
Isbrn-.c.-st trcnrl-EOrf rciaiICu. roof s.iu 1c,-
~ -Whitewsshing done ho' SIN ''
inc Waste pIy,s not yet YoIia'oup oof leaks Cellar
$50 Hulson-st. -Noting uo"% walls puch IN need OF
uliN, ana 80 whitewash. scutue oeccuNo' au"''"E
rain uo ,,,nistakable evidences that the corpora,
-, t a.. tny many repairs Oncludihg pHhlllnE a
wbtowashugj wc1 have been Hoe9 h n"c gc}d or
loI ,y med TO the houses reported GA above but are
Equally noticeable III nunDei5 OF otntl socsitr t rho
Md moi vet referred through iie asSoca'o" ~ 'ue
Board Of Health. ~. .,..,. ,,, ,,ss.io
renaIr are to attributed 10 the representations haue
by this oihce TO TrDity Church Corporation.
In letter dated June 20, Inspector Booth reports
to Secretary Bovine:
crty o. trinity Church Corporation already rpor "a as
"rerneded" the three tenemen;s Nos a. ana . arr
SON which mad not been kasOnined or panied lsldt III
many years, and the plumbing OF WhlCH HIt "i""f
hitherto been Of the worst possible knd, are hoT pens
Thoroughly AID completely repaired All ne BAN. have
he|n neatly and well painted and their ceilings knlso
minec and the nicely "Alie%aSheu' lh1 cellars
and wards made perfectly ciean, ana, heiter tan an
the u.uDiug being attended to III The best manner
tlat money can procure.
The general work OF the Association for Improving
The Condition OF the Poor ~ shown 10y the following
hgurts covering the eight months from octoDet J.
1851, to May 81, 1851 llIst inspections - Oh
which there were no VIOLATIONS, 81 present con-
dillon unknown. 100. OF the remaining 81 the
inspections resulted as follows: Remedled, ~ {;
partly rcmedied, - nothing done, l4l
Third inspections: ReIaedled 81 partly rcinedicd
= nothing done, 46. Fourth inspections: Rene
died, II parity lcmcdleG, nothing 9on', %
Eitth inspections: Kcncdlcd, u. Total nsl"c-
lions, 92I. Oh the 3i7 houses inspected 1Iom one
TO Ive times IN the eight months, ;neIe have been
Icmedicd 2O7; partly remcmed, - ho'hihS "ohe
So.
Ii has been proposed to advertise III the daily pa
pers "a list ii such houses as have been inspected
and reported To the board OF Health three OF more
times without being Ienedlcd.
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DOMESTIC ANINALS or me AVIS.


FrOf1 me ~ "NNff "'-''t..
posidos tbe aphiles. winch they milk ~ COWS TO
odnnt the usual simile. aud whose eggs they pre-
serve through the winter, they Keep several Other
Io,nrsficatcd insects belonging 10 over Hye nun
drrd sperles. Most of them. incndlng the TWO
commonest. a beetle and woodiouse, nave iiyed
so inr,, i'm their undergo homes That they nave
Icr,,r. ouitr blind lv aIsdsc of their eyes; many
of them seem to produce secctlons which the ants
eat: while others appear 10 act as sca'ehgeis OF To
ent agreeable odors In some eases the insects arc
50 helpless that they have 10 be led ny their
masters. ,. III .i.,;u, Lo
Equlliy curious are the relations SupslstihR pc
tween the different kinds OF ants themselves one
small specles lives in the walls which PARTITION mo
nests OF a larger ncighbor aud these occasionally
carry OIL the Iarvr of their involuntary hoalo 40
f"nI In another case smaller kind seems 10 De
Icnt like cats by their bigger klnsmen; such IN
stances. together with the common thcll VI Pup'r
nnnT are often kept Tor awhile before helng ue-
vonred-lust as among cannibal savages slaves may
have arisen from the habit OF Keeping anu ii nt
mo any surplus captives taken IN battle ana not
Immediately required Tor food
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TIE spARRoWs IN CITY HALL PARK.

City Hall PARK Is the flvOrte summer
refuge OF the countless downtown English sparrovs
Among spreading Gins and horse chcstAus they pass
their fssy cxI5tcnces, wAich TO DC made up OF
equal paris OF loyc-makiug and fighting. The
moment the evening gun sounds from Governors Island
The spaTrORs betke themselves 10 roOst norsechcsL
nut tree within few feet Of broadway is crowded every
Sht with several hundred OF them II is known To the
Nabitues Of the park "sparrOWs EOost" The dense
lo"ge aud great numbers Of little twlgs and branches
ucuDues cause the birds select this tree Every g
WHEN 'hey gather here the quarcling fierce and BIT
III ien"P' one hnds That strangc has taken p0fscs
SION OF us t"ls He is law unto himself, and the
stranger must hsAt OF give up the twlg Oiner trees III
Inc PARK nave tLeir quota but so many rs a one
us Odgeis como to II from all directions Focs oil them
drop into the park from the house tos They have
been radlns Tho grain fields OF the Long leland nd New
Jersey farmer all day and their crops are crAnIed with
thclr spOs. Twilight il lost Ia darkness The electric
lamps in the park lighted, but they do
not dspel the gloom among the thick branches
OF The hOrsethestnuis With total darkness comes
total silence Everyone of the sleeper in the park trees
has thrust his head under his Wing and sound be-
trays LIS presence But when the hrst streak day
ngt Ii IN the eastern fhy the trees are alive
WIN cLatteIeIs that ready Tor another raid into
hewJersey Long before the SUN has risen the park Is
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comparatively deserted few OF the birds however.
MAN, aud II IL rainy morning thcy play havoc with
the early The litle hens that have i've Ut
Ito speckled eggs hidden In bird houses In the
tree cannot anor 10 to jersey. Bu she finds ample
suatcnancc In the streets and ia tho pak Tie mae
bird IA generally gone all day.
In tho Water The sparrows lsvc the CITY Hall Park
except OCCUPY the bouses They find shelter
under the caves OF ST Paus and Trinity Churches The
old trees In St. Paus churchyard have nearly oil grow
ing pom them ivy vines anl Virginia creeper. whose
leaves say green all winter There the dOwntOwn'spar
row makes his home in the season OF hail and snow
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DEOYlDENCE LINE.

Councctiu. with Prov dence O. Worcester RI -
.or al POINIS NOitfH and LAST. via ~ OItC I.lt
Tie entirely new and piiatia steamer hlYDL -
ON MONDAYS. Wednesdays tud lrIy- and lt' iiForita
ffollncr sACuUoETrs on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
7' a., nom pirr 20 y. r. 100, of Warrcn-,t.
Coni.cti0u. mad. ~ Providence" VIA }. a. W l..
No..a.far amt sorOIeri. Eastern AMI W mite
Nor,ut1in paiut- icA.t- ,io ut a Inn'iI2i rcHe
Orcs afternoons secured ~ oil res u eaito, fNpr -
t.- t.rr-.. -ut, ISL .9t amt ttt trodd-
and n lnttn venue aud Mindsnf Hotel ticket ohc
.tr ca OF. mi
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.

Of canaist every WEEK DAY at 9 ,. connecting at
ana 3 I sunday morning excepted with trans '0'O
Excursion tickets " Albany n& A. op EGsf p,d 81 o.
\ LBANY DAY BOATS.-Albany and G. Vib-
- 6aP,-naily Sunday cIceptedl leave yostGy-st Pier
aGdins at NyscE Ferry West Point Tew6nrc PoughEcep,
SIC. hhne9cck oissR and Indson. Connecting At Rhine
sne az 4 With tran, for the NORTH and WEST and
'Po''"i 9Nl'AIO"A EAPHtSS
4 MARY POWELL. for West Point, Corn
"a. wall Newbnrg Poughkeepsie Ioudont and kingston
landing az Gtansons former yC0zzens'sj. Milton, Ncwlam
xe r pgr at lj ana 2dt at $o Connects
I[kSldEt. HALLWAY now known as the NEW
Advancement OF uain' from Chambers street Depot
coacies 10 iar,io and saspensoa iiidgc
H. CONNECTING with last ,IhS 70 hs WcT and south.
Wei PullmAn's best Drawing room Sleeping Coaches -
m DAILY, ExpTgss for he West slcepirG
TAP Sna 1 ra n3 go9. through to Chicago
noon .:i5 B. 800 40 $40 58j e:ld $50 $ 1880 p NJ,
" mid9ishL sundays g. 800 1920 IL III. li5. 60 H.
9 'sTon nd Ta9 az 81 o ga 992 g6 y noon l
midnight Sundays. g. $780, 1920 lAj, $50. u ud-
Ncwar,, and Paterson Newark. $40 $40 ll:3oa m
~ ~. 3:-o. C:lO 7,o p H.. and II midnieht SATURDAY
p nv aaa md!rhf Ili1IaT T. s ' 1870 A. r ii5
warwick. 5pa. lie. 4:3O p.
Stnpure AMI Cosnwal 80. a m. 33) 1901 m sun
iu4.NI' ,v T. I'D.
D"-htu '}' - ~, '' ~ y, ,V' l'' 40 D. ~
sun" : o. y Z" P ton ia -
81 Wlic'""i 80, ~ ~. , q. 49, ,''' 90 " IN ~;
','' xxx tiii@n T. ,itro'i ,f -f,i"s ~
t,rt i.fv. . p, -. lt.3oa l I:,, o. = ,.l, II an sun.
u"! s. t'' .-y u. '' w. -, ,f,.r c,ci i,,r
1'l3 i'.' y ' y, a., oJ amt linn mn ~
1ickesfar as.s, aa io aanct IN raw H.,
Nos III a. ora5 io.iTay. T.. VIZ t. <. =" No.
Court-.t. BsooSl D, rHt the companys DepOta
lmi- iui Arenc'. NJ. iititri-- i'c- ~ >,r ~ 7o5
LISP t' t'Ia 'i' H." vs. I'Al'' III -''"''' " '
anu Ma 600 i'n' ~ ui, MI I,as..r rent No,v.yorz
1-op'TftI,li.- - - i,S MOE \ + W-IER.stN-
~ O' iii-'N h-A' lh'p w .i -,
- o'l' ~ q" i.. ~. D. @.''' ~ ~, ~, Iii
sunday - a aad go =. Dr.. ~" l.@) )" III U'" VIII
Naluct opuug Na'lcy ana M'nsey, ., ID a. NJ 4;'O pm
J''' N' A"D'i l. ''l' '"''' .''' ' ''
r7bp pUInIEppIs'V aud MI minis on Hon
( " 49,. ~ ~ 20 ,p,nrs
- ~ ~ ''' - ., t't.f
leave Aihtin mp u 'I'p a. M ''' % IT. 49, N'''
l'i'''''--' p.i'' '"'. ''''' -''' ' .'' W.
NOR RO~VGN THE LATEST TRAIN with
Pullman oic'arfs va " u y H. anl H. H. - ,i'.,
'i'id tisi- J., " q" LOO 10 ,,,,,i t,,fr,i
iil -ili''i i' Ni''' ''''''
Depot ARD prllcild Ali-'5.
EOR RONDOl J., NlNNN IN aiu ~
tlVest P,uu Cornwall Newlur, Marlboro. Milton.
pai- se-l,. I,llI cIuurtD.ig Wlth t4-iti ana .iei
ware .II .falg tifyc RiiepIi+ -ieInh1ats 'liy oI
Caf-r.llnl Jcurs " Baldwin atv' tLtv ~ . D. w. 1907
o; Harrpu-ff. Norn iiN'r cNc'p, "a itH,', VIZ" enc
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- toT vFC,TING WITH ALI POINTS EASE
FARlu,way- a- LON as ut any uilr i.ii 81. ,...
Steamers y ARiAGANSErI and SIONlNGION Wa1o
daily trxccpt sundays 40 p n irO F.ef 81 y H. O''
Jay--t. lrrIv.u. ia BOsiOh at % L. m . u...1-,..,,
e,,,o Ar nne, Oh Wo,tcott Express Co.. a Asto. 'i"de
.- g-l gq- and ~ BlOidWay and AZ Fulh Avenue anu
" indsor IIotc TICKET ouce+ ...., ,.,o.,,
NHE POPULAR SHORE LINE ,,,,.,.,sr
i non PROVIDf%CF. lSTbN AND Al o. l.A9l-
kIIRNIL FROM GRAND GENITAL biioi. ~.
Time rur,,. trains daily tSunday5 excepted u DO on no
500 ~ u. UaIlo. cars attached anu ~ y H. N"'''
palace sleeping car'l ...... ,,,,. 20.
tfNr'tD TICKET TO BOSTON lALL RAID 50
NIWPOHT eaurrss AZ = tpaT.Or cars atachcul AZ
TiVcs q Newport y IN. .,.. ,,-s Al.
tacuedi. arrives az lrOyaence lJ&O ~ IN. ,.., . .,,
Ick.t, ana parOr seats secured al fth Avenue Sn
Windsor Iofr Offices aud ut Grand Central Depot
1. W. FILkINS General Passenger Asens
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Gtedmboats ana RAILROADS..

A FALL RIVER LINE.
a. fol-
FALL RIVER BOSTON, AND THE FAST
Tho so.t agreeable ronte TO the WHITE MOUNTAINS.
NOR NF DIs RT AMI all pracpa citi'i. inland aud sea
shore resorts OF New England and the Provinces
Inc luluuOlii ilace steimols
BRISTOL and PROVIDFNCE
leave Neu.YOrs daily Sundays included no $50 m
from Piers ~ r. foot Of Murra-st Connection VIA Annex
from DrOJkIyp . p. Ia. eisey cay. p IA.
GRAND PRONENADE CONCERTS
every cvene y tho splendid bands and orcssrls attached
TO these steamers
Long rolte ,lu nigls rc't dvo morning .nh' 10
Boston short Fail Iido tine ,cy nty-Hyo minutesj
NEWpOEr LIN J..
FOR NEWPORT, r. 1. DIRECT
NAETIa5 VINEYARD. NANTUCKET. and SEA
SIiOkF. SORTS 0fTAPE COD Magnificent steamers
NEWPORT and OLD Colony,
Ney-IorS aflY. sundays excepted at T. NJ from
PIER IS North i;iYcr
These their IA stern terminus az Nc"port
and Cor both lines may be secured M
all urinci, Loo- transfer tlcAct Offices, al tie once
PIER -. and on steamers. -...-.-
send FOR LIST or TOUR AND Excl IsoiONS
I0i:DEN & LOWELL GEORGE " CoNNOR
\
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
AZ oLD.rsrAnLLsMED LoCTE - sHoNI ~!
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS I'D g on
SUNDAY. STATIONS il PHILADELPHIA,
II NETWORK.
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MINI AND ME FA-ti.~r TIME CONSISTENT
NIIII 4 rs II-lI SAILlN.

Do, LIZ lHA m Il.IIt.i' = n E-I,1ri. n
WITH ABSJLU IL SAFELY.
EXPRESS Trans leave NcYork via Dcsorosscs and Cor1-
lardf streets Fence, q. follows:
and p and - ui-ht sundays, J:l3, alh 40 IL lie
:. o. g. = AID p in, ana ~ night ..,. ., .oo
M and D. n running thro1 ia via Trenton ana Nuhe %.
I,rturis tlans lriV, Broad street station FliaicPA
l..JI .:jj ,.O $40. $50. 49,, $50, 500 a1 il a. I'D.
dim fci Express 1850 u.) j. .. j, %, q, 'u ana
Sf mn IN sunday .:Dl. o.Oj 3.Zu ij, 500 q. a.,
ESQ 1-f5. and $40 m Leave ilh c-p ii VIA 'ihlti
m and I:.I o.. ui. daily. except sunday.
Tic Ouices $ ID and 94t Broadway, As"r rouse anu
and COTtaudi--fS CONTEST ana hi1lA-
,n Annex station al Ful0ust, brookj Nos II >
lI and lis iud-oI-,t. Uopohcn, station Jersey 'yi
Irri0f.ut T.cilc, ticn = Iatteryptacr
lar,..-O lroIl hoI l~ aud Ic OcLCca. ,,.lo.,
FRANZ THOMSON. D. H. W. -.
l.e.e.AI ManI.er N,nlIaI I..a1 A.Vn0.
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CHARMS


= CIIY, KiEER AND TAREOE TRANSFORMATIONS
COMPANY.
ONCE ricr -. x. l., foot of Ccrt'antt.t
Crneut OF ..e r forwarded is directed to auj part
OF Tie world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES Foe DfSPAIcE.
Orders received Gy Of all kinds OF ireight AID ne
clauGIse % any part o.. tne city.
sEAANp HAHBon TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BOR LfGHTEEAGE.
Freight Of every description promptly seredto any point
ia tic han Dor al reasonable rates
STEAM DOAIr, EAAtE5 AND "HON47 IL 'HNh-
TER FOR IAtl r. IONS. --..,..
uANN leave Pier Il, y. r., at ~. daily saturdays
cACcptedl .....,.r..., ,l ,...,., Nm ,,o,i- .,.
Nv. Haven. care and dispatch gualali.ed. 80
prfgtt Ter MONT J.. a. q" H. received 40 l.,f ~
F,r Ee-,.ltu,tu aud points East 20 Pier H.
t,-I.f.T fFBtt ISLAM D.-lleYtn MICS Tor
TN ,. al, ~f.si.r r. nom Pier l. +. r. foot ~ h.teAast
CtN ,ltT. -il4 Pt ARD, tonlnuii paw, ~ Ji fY Doc,
Machine and Boiler shop, everything approaching 10 INC
construction aaG cyalI Of Ncf eli.
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Eecturcs ano aleelinns.

DvERTISEMENT FOR TIE NEW.
Y "vo1E TRTDrfNE Will BE RECEIVED AT TIN
1aroi,,5 ot'tfft. No iS Broadway corner Thirty
Srstst unti D. M 3os West Twenty third st. cors
ut.'1' "a No % East FJureeuthst. corner Union.
soare 10 Third corner Forty AZ The IA x.
It.Nt orrfCrS Nos 1907 aud $50 inirisve, oOrnec
twenty lth.st ~ " p ~. at regular OK
nce rates.
UEE!TAN INSIitD IL.-Quar.eTiy Meet
\ sn~ Room - Cooper Union. THURSDAY, august y
lsS, II 3 o'clock d. IN. NATHAN Z. Elm, VIC hleht'
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II The new, Fast and elegant scsgong steamer
Getty OF EICHMOND"
makes excursions daily 10 the Pier Long Branch.
making connections for ocean Groye AID Asbury Park
BOAT LEAVES Foot West 2lstst. y. r. 0:3O a IN and
p Pier y. r., 10 a. aud $3.50 D. m. FARE, either
way with per ticket 30 cents Excursion tcKetA good only
day issued. 90 cents.
4 superb sail-Safety, Speed ana Comfort
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NrEW.YnRK AID LONG BRANCH r. r.

Y (pcnusJlyG r. r., loot COrtanuI-
stations I'm New. York ST., anu IesbrOs.ci->t
(Ccntrai Il. r. oI =. j., foot LiOefty-st
LEAVE NETWORK, commencing Jun, . ls52:
For sOuta Amuoy. va a. H. 30 Of " j., ':lo - - u. H.
$50. 3. u.. ,a rcnn. r. T. $50 a. NJ y NJ D p ~
For llaawln, &c. C. r. r. of y. J., 1f5. . II am
$50 4. $780, via Penn. r. L. $780, a. ni' l. H. o. .
,. -. u,.,-
Girt, Point llclsant &C. via c. r. r. OF y; J.: AZ
80 cd, 800 L. ol D. IN. via Penn r. r., o;5V, o'iO
a.. u. II -I., B, ,.J,i, - D..
For Er hold 3ud KcypOrt G. r. r. OF " j., flJ - IL
q. ! 2:tf. 8. i', p.
For Lakewood. IONS River Baruegs, 60, via c. r. r. Of
" For SEASIDE pax Via Penn r. r., $40 N.
II a. rNIDWls. j. r. WOOD, J. L. RANDOLPH,
-, D, T. A p A..
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AND ONO RAILROAD.
kb MODEL FAST LINE To THE WEST
Wa phf,adelultH Baltimore aud Washington.

on ana aft q May 81 tho nagnfcent PASSENGER Trains
leave lcnu- lyana railroad Depot loot Of CorAndts'
and De 7e--,.. IA tI.tW VS.
b. Sundays, plrlor car attached arrives WASH,
ngton y. d. DID,. Night express leaves Washington az ~
daily rlcepers and day coaches throhsh 10 Chcnha
ana Chicago o.
p m Iry Fast Line arrives Washington 2:25 ~, Gin
cnudii $3.50 Chicago $50 IN, aad II LOUIS o;1O d. IN
H. palace ale pers and day coaches though ~ Cincinnati
: Louis ana Chicago
- O'Clock night daily arrives 20 Wa hDytOn Boa M Day
Express Washington 1910 a dahy. SleeperS
and day coaches through 10 Cincinnati.
~ Noother line makes fasIer time 90 tho West Trains
arrive fIou the West az iiVs H. 300 p m ana Io.JO p
Tickets sleeping Dcrths scoured and baggage Gale
Tor and checked 10 destination at cumpauys once 40 ol5
broadway 1t all Tire Occs Of the Pennsylvania IroAd
~
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NETWORK AND SEA BEACH r. r.

y
SHORTEST QUICKEST CHEAPEST!
EXCURsION TICKETS. 30 CENTS.
TOCUNEY ISLAND BY Steamers
SYLVAN DELL, TWILIGHT AND KELSEY
ViaBAY RIDGE.
Boats leaye West 2lst-st 800 9.5J 1855 1855 m,
1910 Do 2l0 2:JJ $40 4-J, jl0, j:5j. 6iO 72o, $40
S:o5, $40 p III.
West 1oth-st 9lo, 1910 lI:lo M 1870 IL 50, lao,
25 3:lO $780, 4i0, j:25. CLIO, 055, IiO $50. $40 $50
=. II.
Pier North River 925, :25, 1l:g5 a. M 1925. llI
15j. 20, 325, 4lO, 400 5iO C:25, 49, 100, $40. 3D.
1910 D.
Trains leave CoNEY ISLAND 1885, 500. 9:}2 n M. and
NJ. Ths IoiJa nd llI5 IL trains land at Pier Only
TICKETS for sale on sixth aud NINTH Avenue Ella,
Railroads. % CENTS round trip including eleyatot
c. W. DOUGLAS General Manager.
Third season SEA BEACH PALACE HOTEL one huo-
ered rooms Best table dhOte dinner 81 superior restad-
CHARLEs \ MERRITT, Proprietor
DALACE STEAMER PLYMOUTH R0CR
makes trips daily direct 10 RocEaway Beach.
landing at the Great OCEAN Pier.
Leaving ltOnoken lt-st DOCK .;lO
2lst-str North Llyer.. 800 a. N and 200 p n
Pier g. y r. l8cctOr.st.l 1890 a.. m AMI 33O D.
Returning. leave RDcsaN at l2.Zl and
Excursion tickets (we.k days OlY. including admission "a
the 30 cents special excursion tchct, >uLlags I'D
week DAYS cents GOOD 20 By ORR. Wo0L
MooGhayeu and EOcAaway Railroad accepted on
Plymouth ROCK
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pALACE STEAMER PLYMOUTH R0CK
POcKAWAY BEACH. .,..

pOCKAWAY BEACH.
IA NIW-YORk. WOODHANFN AND EOChAWAf
RAILROAD.
Train leave daily, except sundays from
Point and Busnwick-A. NJ. 5:2J Z 033, llsot
T.. N. l. p o. j.2u. III $40. T. SiJ. 80
IiatDu5Daye BTOOklyn-A.M $50, $40 II; L. NJ, El0s
93O, 5.Jj $50 800 =,
Trains leave KOckaWay Beach for Hunters Point ana
Blu .iRi lex most hourly -.
For Tltbusnye Brooklyn almost every hour and half.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave Hunters Point ana BushgicK hourly from
a. ~. - +. $40. j:3J, 6lS. 1:l5, X -
Fatbn,avc Brooklyn, every hour and Ten mnntes rom
3 a.. mt 500 y. -
almost hourly
For Flatbu.h.ave. BROOKLYN almost hourly.
TINE. 81 MINUTES
SIC. Excursion tickets goOt 20 return On rs Aontn ROCK
DOCKAWAY BEACH. EVERY DAY.
WHITES REGULAR LINE MAJESTIC STEAMERS.
EXCURSION ENCEPf
REDUCED 80 CTS. o.
TO SUNDAY
The COLUMBIA. GRAND REPUBLIC and AMERICUs
Will leave DAILY follows
Pier 80. q, JEWELS Wharf
West 22d-st. West 1Oh-st. North river BROOKLYN.
s,.uOa M g:l5a.nL 9.5Oa N J:lJ a n
l0:l5a.m 1910 lO:lj a m. ll:0V m.
..... ........ las D. IN
LAB p N. 200 p N. z;Io p. M, 10y =. W.
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MANHATTAN BEACH.
IVA VIA GREEN POINE

Nj nv IIA AN DIANTI
IVA VIA GREENPoINE
The steamer SYLVAN GROVE leaves tho pier foot ~
2jd EAST RIVER Tor the COmpanys Depot, GreenIOlnt
with trains Tor Manhattan Beach 1t 49, 1;tS
lU4J a. and ha-hOurly from ll:lJ a 10 Jlj
Trans leave Manhattan Beach at +i:3J Ia, llO5 ms
l20j - 80 l05. l0 m. ana dftee1 AMI thlgty
minutes Dast the hOur 10 J3J aud At 10 1885
VIA BAY RIDGE.
The steamers D. Il. MARTIN and MAfTEAWAN lesvs
foot 0f Mmtchast, tCrmaus O all the Elevated RAILWAY
sS:l0 &. aud halihoury from J:lg 20 Q:l0 M
Trans leave AInlat, IA beach az i;lO alo, JiLo a me-
and hlif-hOIT1y rom 1910 a TO 1910 n M
sTrans marked thus 10 sundays. -
FXGU K~ION TICKETS FOR SALE At ALL nOWN
TRACK STATIONS OF THE ELEVATED RAILWAYS
PRICE CO CENTS, INCLUDING ELEVATED RAIL.
WAY FARES. -. 49,. -
AFTERNOON AND EVENING CONCERTS BY Gil
MORRIS BAND AND EMtNtNr SOLOISIS.
FAIRY LAND--GRAED ItLUMiNAIlDN oP thin
GROUNDS LIVERY TU rs Jay ENENiNG
TIE OCEAN ABLAZF. AQUATIC FIREWObKd
EVERY TIL UHSDAI EVENING.
PAINS GREAT PYR1TFCHNIC EXHIBITIONS
EVERY SATURDAY, EVENING.
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GPECIAL NOTICE.
- Change OF Time, cling Thursday Jny -
SFN.YOiK AND SEA BEACH X H.
SUOErfST QUICKEST CuLAPHoF
no Coz EY ISLAND BG STEAM i.ls0 ,,,,
SYLVAN DELL, TWILIGHT AND KELSEY,
Connecting Bay Iiogo with
NETWORK AND SEA BEACH Z. X
BOA-S LEAVE WEST 2lSf-sr.. $50. go. 1898. 1865
a. uL l24O, la, 2:iO, 30, 34O 4ZJ J'lo ooo "4o'
To-. $40. S:9J, $40 ?.
WEST loTHsr no. 1910 IllO A. m: 1910 1913. 10.
225 3:lJ BOO, 4:iJ 3D. $40, $3.50, 1:i0 s'2o elo
500 p N.
PIER Q North RIVER 9.25 logs 1925 a. M l2:25 hlN
1850 30 800, I:lO, .j%J t2j no 100 STU V'-Ns
lOIOp m.
RETURNING TRAINS Lave COMFY ISLAND E5os
$50 g:35 n m and every a. minutes until ID p m
{. v. DOUGLAS. General Manager
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| ONG BRANCH.
TWO TRIPS DAILY.

Grand Concerts Pavilion Pier Mr. every afternoon At
Sand cgcnng at Adm to Pavilion -
Sons holding passage tickets 10 boats adm led free.
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NENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSE'

Visitation Ia New YORK, loot OF Lhcry-st. station IN
IrOoNlYn. loot Of fttoust. JEWELS Wharf
Commencing June -j. l0S2 Leave NeM.HorK 49,,
Tor FlculL ton, Elstol Wind Gap. Nonch
Chunk Tananend, TamaGa, HazeOn, Drliton. Scranton
Upper Lchlsn &c. ,,..
500 q. m-For Remington Ich Bridge Branch. Schooeys
Mountain Iaston. Allentown. Rcdug. harrisburg. Mauc1
Chunk Wiamsport Tausaqua, NanJcokc, Upper Lehigh.
scranton, c.
IN NJ For Pennington. EastOn Allentown, Reading Har-
rieiurg, Mauch Chunk. ffillctou. Wkesbarre. NC
-. Fog IastOu. " ind Gap Mauch hunk, Idialud
Dii.ton. Wilkesbarre. scranton. ll9zirtOn, &c.
D. r.-For FleHngton. High Bridge Branch Schooeys
Mountain. Ea4ton. sc.
4:3O p.ul-for Souervlle Remington &c.
5.3u D. For LasOn. Allentown Reading Harrisburg,
Mluch Chunk. WikesbarTe. sc.
SUNDAY trains IL for Bound DrooA
and ledate stations at $50 for EdsOn AlenIOWn
Far %c,S % m : SD 6j G:i5 7l5 1870 g sI5 s:3O
g glJ, go. 1915. lOiJ, lila NJ II M. -, 1I2 p
49, g. $780, {. $780, .. DID 53D jfj 6lJ, 49, u I:0O,
s:lj. q. g:i1. 1920. HIS. u p. m.
For 10 local points see ttme tables az Stations
PERTH AMEON BRANCH
For ~owagcn at T:Ij. g. II "a. NJ t. p. m.
For Perth AnbDyat ~ q, II a. IA, 2:3O, H. 8 p M 800
For Freehold Kcyport at $40. s., ii a H. 23O 4;5O