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man from Dougola with El Mahdi.
Don't let Egyptian soldiers come ana
take direct command OF the steamers ut
Metemueh and turn cut felaheen."
Tho Dynamlte Congress.

LONDON, Fab. A.--A Paris dispatch
gives an account OF tho congress Of Fen
ian dynamiters in that city. An eye
witness TO the proceedings Of The meet
ing says: Around the table were
seated II delegates to the long talked
of convention, Two Of these repre-
scented the Irish revolutionary party in
Great Britain, three EXtrGmists were
reported from The United States OF
America, two from Ireland, two from
the continent, and th3 two others repre-
senCod the Irish invincihies. Thirteen
Fenlaus sat behind the table ag ginSJ the
wall. These were prohibited irom taxi
ing part in the debates. A Russian
Nihilist was in one corner Of the room,
in company with s. mar utseturar OF
dynamite, who was present for The pur-
pose of arranging for a sale OF his eX-
ploSiye wares.
Every person present was armed with
a revolver and ready 10 shoot any de-
tective who might interfere with the
proceedings of the convention.
The meeting was called to order by a
man who was called Kiul, but whose
real name is John Norrssey, q native
of county Carlow, lrSiand.
An individual na ned Hennery was
appointed reporter to the congress.
Several letters of apology for absence
was read, all expressing bitter hatred Of
England.
Klui, rising to spesS, was greeted with
three cheers. He referred to the past
work and future achlevenenJ5 of dyna-
mite, and invited the delegates present
TO discern means which would lead to
end England's evil government of Ire
land.
The remarks OF the chairman were
greeted with cries OF "Down with Eng
landW "Long live dynamiteW
Patrick Cocoran made speech in
which he detailed at length what he de-
scrbed as the crimes and tyrannies OF
EnGland. He proposed u resolution to
the effect that this cOngress, consider
ing that England hes thrown down the
glove, accepts the challenge and defies
her, and taking all tho entailed risks,
resolved to punish England. The reso
luton advises crimes by pursuing dy-
uamite war on sn extended scale and
more vigorous means, aud to cause ex-
plosions, not only in London, but in all
the towns and villages in England.
Corcoran warmly supported this reso-
luton.
Several of the delegates pleaded in fa-
vor ot innocent women and children,
declaring that, by making general war,
of the description roeounted in the reso-
luton, the dynamiterS would lose the
sympathy of mankiad.
A point takeu by some of the speakers
was: "We are not warring against the
English people, but against the British
COVE. nment; therefore, it is better
policy to attack only vessels of the Brit
ish navy, her barracks aud her ar
senals." e
These modified cguusels did not pre-
vail and it was then proposed to effect
fusion Of Dynamiters ani lnvipcibles,
but this was fustratad Ivy telegram.
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Heck Garrison's Remalus. The Hnr.
derOu. Ralneys Located.
TEXANS FIGHTING IN MEXICO.
Damage suit Against Lynohers- Robbery
at Fort worth, In which a seyeno
Lady IL Fieeced by one ofth.
villagers Other Notes,
THE DAYS CRIMINAL RECORD.
Robbers Mt yort worth.

FORT WoRTu, Feb. 2i.--lSpeclal.l J.
Mr.. j. B. Branch made careful exam
ination of his stock 20 day, aal fluids
that $1,000 worth ofproporty was carried
away by the robbers in their raid last
night. A lady in Scyeno had a set ofdi 70
mOnd earrings, worth SilD on drposl,
with the house, but the rpbhgrs missed
II, Tho officer, who have been work.
ing on the case, say the men who did
the work must have been perfectly
familiar with the pawn shop aud Us
contents, tor trays of cheap watches
were passed Ivy, as was cheap silver
ware, but nothing Of value but tho ear
rings was LETT. Mr.. Bovd Is not badly
hurt, being on the streets this evening.
4 reward OF S5OJ has been on red 10y
Mr.. Branch for information leading "a
the recovery of the stolen watches and
diamouds,ur for the arrest of he thieves
About $500 belonging TO the savings
bank was also taken hy the robbers.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 2l.-The signal
service station at Ocean City, Maryland,
reports that the schooner Y. X. Collins,
of New Jersey, loaded with cottIn and
old iron, bound fl ON Galveston TO Bos-
ton, caught tire from lamp explosion
seven miles from land, and was aban-
doned by the crow, who are now at the
life saving station.
BAITIMoRE, Feb. 2l.-A special from
Ocean City says: rho schooner f. j..
Collins, from Galveston, for Boston with
cotton and iron, is reported on fire ana
sbandoned OF Ocean City and entirely
destroyed. The crew was landed safe
ly. The value of the vessel and cargo
is $70,0O0; fully insured.
THE GALVESTON REPORT.
GALVESTON, Feb. 2i.-The schooner
=. j. Collins, for Boston, which was on
tire and abandoned off Ocean City,
New Jersey, sailed from this
port on February 3, laden
with 1,27l bales of cotton and a lot Of old
iron. The schooner registered 406 tons,
and was commanded by Capt. English.
The vessel and cargo was valued at
$40 600. The Collins was an old trader
at tniS port.
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Every smoker should try "Little
JOKER"
Sentences of Gen Swain and Col. Nor

Sentences of Gen Swain and Cot. Nor
row.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2i-'Hhe findings
Of the clurt-mGrtiai in tEe case of Judge
Adyocat. General Swain and tho sem
tence ot the court as hna!ly approved by
President Arthur, We're made public
this evening. Ou the first charge
of conduct uubecomiug an officer aud
gentlemen," the court finds Gen. Swaim
mot guilty." but equity ui conduct 10
the prejudice of good order and mill
tary disciplined" On, the charge, of
"neglect Of duty in falling
ing toi. Morrow's pay account,
"not guilty." Upon these findings the
court sentenced accused 90 20 sus-
pended from rank and duty for II years
and to forfeit Ou'-half of
his monthly pay every month for
the same period. This sentence tne
president to-day approved Gen. Swain
may DO placed on tho retired list on
December %, 1896. 1t will be noticed
that the sentouce Of the court, as APP
proved by the president, suspends him
from office m TO and beyond lhe date of
his possible retirement. The trial OF
Gen. Swain on the charge of having
violated tho siXtioth article of war i'll
having sold forage ISSUED him for has
personal use, resulted III an honorable
acquittal.
1he president also approved the find
ings OF the senate OF tue cOurt-martial
in the cass of Col. Morrow, by which
the latter is deprived Of, all right to adj
vancement in hisgfade for ,tYa years.
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the laitoT cut and seriously wounded
tho inrner in the les. sullivan MAS
convey IN tho hospital for treatment,
and Purcell was placed under arrest.
tie was aTraisnet bei0Te Recorder fan-
lrine his morning, nut was romanded
under bond Of s30 t0 aYHit lne result
q. Sullivan's Injuries, Il j. said taat
the latter. who was drunk al the 'imn II
The irouble, WAS tho Aggfessor In me
uti l..
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who Murdered the nexieau Editor

Cry OF MEXICO, Feb. 2i.-The state
government Of Mlchoacan is taking ac-
live steps to find out the ins;iga;ors of
the assault on Luiz Gonzales, editor OF
THO opposition paper. FL Exploration, OF
MOreiia, as n newspaper, has been at
lacking especially tle prefecC OF the dis
tri,t, MaXinGno Rocha. This Uilicia Is
generally suspected, and consequon' ly
has been suspended from Office until Il
thorough investigation can be made.
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TEXARKANA, Feb, "a. Especial. =
Yesterday morning the dead body of a
section hand on tho line Of the Iron
Mountain road, named Pat uealy, was
found q few yards beyond the park
crossing. Examination showed an eX-
teusive wound across the head, frac.ur-
ing his skull, causing death. 1t is sup
posed he WAS followed out Of town and
murdered for his money, lie having been
paid Off only day or two before. OH
GERS have been searching for the muir
derer, but up to the present have not
found any clue.
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VALPARAISO, Feb. 2.--Senor Ancieto
Aree, the Bolivian minister 10 Chill, Is
expected To arrive to-day.
A complete and Interesting history OF
the wac Between Chill, Peru ana Bolivia,
written by Sonor Pasqual Axumado
Moreno, is being published here.
Al Santiago, Chiii, a nre broke out
goods. The fire was gotten under con
troll In half an hour after IL started. The
merchandise was damaged, but the
building was saved. Senior Pacheco is
insured for over 5000.
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BoNHAM, Feb. 2i.-[Spsoial.l About
noon to-day the city was startled by tho
report OF pistol shot in the courthouse.
j. II. Mcdonald, OF Cisco, was shot II
the tax collectors office ny his sUn-iE-
low, Tom Pace. The pail entered the
abdomen just below the waist, ranged
upwards aud it is thought passed
through the lower part OF tho right
luDg. The bail has not been located yot.
Mcdonald is in great agony, and his
doctors say Aa cannot live long. AU
struck Pace before the latter did the
shooting. a previous difficulty was the
cause of tho trouble. People generally
think the shooting was iusLitiable as
Mcdonald is said to have used pair OF
knuckg In striking Pace.
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LIVERPOOL, Feb. 2i.-The schooner
Eiva Il. Pettingl, from Sagua, reports,
with no date, that on tho eastern edge
of Charleston, she saw an abandoned
steamer, burned nearly TO the warer's
edge. All distinguishing marks were
destroyed. The Pettiugtll only stopped
long enough 10 make euro no living
thing remained on or about the wreck.
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Damage Suit Against aynchers.

CoTULaA, Feb. 4-[Special. I-Teel II
Haltor, attorneys, Of san Antonis, have
brought suit for Mrs. Mccullough and
children against 100 citlzens of CotuIla
for lynchng Green Mccullough, some
months ago. The suir is for S200,G00
damages, and excites much comment.
Mccullough was lyuched in broad day
light by citizens OF the town. No in
dictments have ever been presented. 1t
is said there will be no trouble IN identi-
iying tho lynchers. Further develop
meuts are expected.
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They Have Mng,Ili,ent ,icmorIes.

LONDON, Fob. 2l--FOur witnesses
from Southampton identified Harry
Burton, who il accused with
CuuniughaG! OF causing tho
explosion at the tower OF London.
They are ali positive they saw hun at
Southampton II year ago, on the arrival
OF tine steamer DOuan, from New York
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Tho Alleged gesas Central Train
WreGkcrs,

HoUsToH, Fob. 2L--[SpeoiaL i This
morning Detective John Morris arrived
from IlempsJcad, whore ha wont 70
have Emanuel CortoS, Jerry Martin and
Jesse Henderson before Justice court,
on preliminary trial, charged With
wrccking tho Houston & reXa.
Central passenger train, last NJ
vember, when five persons were
killed. Tho trial took place
and defendants waived examination
and were committed to jail for trial in
the next higher court, which meets next
Monday. Detective Morris claims to
heve direct proof OF tho c"nsNi-~"T
Grr.u .1a -... ... r.g presence t .' 80
mon ~ mat place a l-F minute, Dytnr"
tho i,etsrrsrs GarTmant. Articles rt
Ea. 8 tNfer .rnu CHAT yrain Wera .uU.1
iu their uwsH s-'a. after hD H"g..nu. N
large rnr.,l w1s uN#rai 10" roe -lg..
H., lHo H.uw., iInl -ac '~.l MUIR
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MONTREAL, Feb M.-At the suit OF
James o'Halorap. against Bradley
Barlow, for $4,000, all the
shares of Barlow III the Southeastern
railway, amounting To l0,30O shares, of
the par value of $i00 each, ere sold at
public sale to-day. IL. w. Hamilton, q
broker, was the buyer, ut IA cents per
share, $l29. These shares represent q
large majority of the entire stock, and
Hamilton virtually becomes the owner
of the road, subject to slight incum-
brances, which he expects to at once
discharge,
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Mrs. John l.. suliiyau Desires and De-
serves Divorce.

Boston, Feb. 2i-Mrs. Annie SuIli-
van, wife OF John l.. Sullivan, the cham
pion pugilist, has begun suit for divorce
ON the groUuds of cruel and abusiv
treatment and the gross end confirmed
habit of intoxication. Mrs, Sullivan de-
sires the custody of her child, John L..
Sullivan, jr., and asks that Slllivan's
property, TO tho extent Of $4,000, be at
tached to secure support for herself
and child,
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EAGLE PASS, Feb. 2L-[Special.l-J
Cable, a cowboy, is undergoing exami-
nation, charged with the murder of Ja-
cinto Cordero, a Mexican, who was
found dead with three bullet holes In
him, near Spoffards junction. The cir
cumstantial evidence is strong.
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That Cow-Bny CnIlllion.

COLORADO, Feb. 2i.-ISpecial. THE
latest developments in the melee at
Maiconield which o Cured several
days ago between citizens ana COW boys,
show it to have been very bloody al
fair. One cow boy, by The name OF Nc
Murder, was killed Instantly, aud an
other by the name OF Stewart, badly
wounded in the arm.
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LIMA, Feb. PA plan Tor the recon-
struction of Chorillos has been presented
to, and approved by, the majority of the
municipality of this city,.
Her majesty's ship, Constance, sailed
yesterday for Iquique, touching, en-
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Tho OnnaA,nn. Alsrmed.

MoNrREAL, Feb. 4.-rhe guards AZ
Victoria Bridge have haen doubled,
owing to the report by 0flicaIs of infor-
clique had lett New York on Monday
night for Montreal, and that mis- mission
was believed TO be directed against the
bridge.
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NORFOLK, Feb. 2.-Lieut. Raney,
the executive officer of the
United States ship Portsmouth,,
disappeared some ten days ago,
and no trail of him since has been dis
covered. The river and harbor to-day
were dragged for his body.
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Housroy, Feb. 2i.-.spooial.l-F. A.
Drono forged the name offs, p. Nolan to
get ticket from here b. Dallas, whittier
he went Saturday. The forgery was
discovered to-day, and he will be ar
rested ~ the reques, ~ the shorih here.
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Fatal yYreck on thn T,xes s rnci(e. b

ST. LoUls, Feb. A.--LSpecisl IA pas
senger train on tho Transeontinentsl
division Of the Texas d Pacific road,
struck tree lying across the track.
Engineer Gala Goebel was killed and
Engineer Ed. Turner, riding on the en-
gine, badly bruised. Two passengers,
insured. The engine, the baggage cas-
and one eoe h were badly wrecked
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A stabbiug at Galveston.

GALVESTON, Feb. "a. = A difficulty
occurred about o'clock this morning
on Marke ct street, between fremont and
Twenty-fourth streets, between Yank
Sullivan and John Purcell, in which
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rct..t 0TIIsLE

Eta3, y ID. 2i.-The Lyons Masonic
lod,o hos expelled AudrieuZ, late pre-
ieot Of Paris !or disclosing pug sscs5l
.gF MHsDTrr.
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The Weather

WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.-For the west
guilt states: Clearing weather; north to
west winds; nearly stationary temper
ature.
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Tx. b, Fen g.-Ths aeamer AI.e-
ghcng u Grrr'G 0Dt Ga. o. Ia '0y
aud ItT -]gn ui D.. y.TaHrr drowned.
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shal NiGgli and Deputy Frauk Leh-
mann reached Saragassa, Mexico, with
eXtraditiOn papers for Juan Sanchez.
The Judge Of the town detailed two pU-
licemeu to assist in the arrest. They
reached his house, PLACED guard there
ddd sought him elsewhere. Hearing
firing, they returned aud met three
Mexicaus on horseback, who fired Al
them. a fight onrued, and one of the
horses was killed and q Mexican shot
through the shoulder. Reaching the
house, they found Sanchez and arrested
him, when body of MeXicaus again
opened fire, and Sanchez escaped. No
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Nearing Abu Hammsd.


KoETI, Feb. 2i.-Gen. Brackenburg
expects TO reach Abu Hammed to-mor-
row,
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Rome, Feb 2i.--IJ is reported that a
fourth expedition is prepared for the
Red sea coast, g.!..,-
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TEXAR EAEA, FeU A.-l Special. Last
night the incoming passenger ruin on
the Ira Continental road sIguck
tree. who bad fallen across She track,
weighed down with ice. The euglue
and three coaches were derailed, En-
gineer John w, Gabell was Killed al
most instantly by escaping steam, he
having ftlieu under the front OF tho
tender. With the execution OF few
scratches, none Of the passengers We're
if,iurad
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LoNevIEw, Feb. 24.--LSpeclL.l The
attorney for James Tillery, the siayerof
DIR. Allison, positively refuses to let any
reporter interview him.
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SUAKIM, Feb. 24.-Gen. Davis, with
200 troops, arrived to day.
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BERNE, Feb. A.-The poor-house at
Wohien, Canton OF Aargan, burned last
night. Six persons porlshed.
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E,Hhaua Feata )fgr in 1sa-'or..
SAN aHruSto, goo. q ,S,..a.a' 10.
n I----,--.. -- N --..--- IL.--,l IL ~.
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REAL ESTATE

EKw-YoRK. Friday, July 81. 1854
The following sales were made at the Exchange
and Auction Room to-day:
by j. Thomas Stearns
History brick building. with lot, No 80 Broadstws
3g5 nsSf rEss srh, lot Zo'i seos75
house with LOT. Lexington-ave 1913 II Oh efn- s-a
ct. lot H2xl0O; Thomas McEwen i'''''
BY John p. b SDyh.
/ 4 and 5story building with lot NO q Cnn.
fSsss " gaSeI 100 OF s'anons' o' 2sse9
By Bernard Spyth
/ .etory dwelling with lot 242 Lexnstonayaw
s. q 3ith-st lot. 26xSS.6; Henry y 10 n, ooo
BIZ Daniel H. Seaman.
Right title and interest in 5story nats With lots
Al TO 40 G4th-st. 23I2 IL @ Oh ISL nm
ave, lots 25xl0O each; O'sullivan Aoo
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFEKS.
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NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL

)Pennsylvania Railroad foot OF CoItanit-
Stations in st. and Desbiosses-SL
LEAVt NEW.YokK commeneine June IN; Ell 81 ss5'
For South Alnboy Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
4, 5:45 7:45 IL noon, 40 4, o. 5:45 7;3Op
sundays, 4. s.45 m; II moon; PM % .oo, an
g. $50 D M sundays i:l5. . o. m, p. IN:
For Mataw4n via Philadelphia and Heading Railroad T.
p N. sundaya 4. s:45a M, II noon. 4 D. IN ,,o
Via anita Railroad Alb a. a. liz noon fIo
g. go y N. SUNDAYS. AIS a. m. M A.,,rv park
Bank Branch Ocean Grove, ASoufy raik,
Ocean Beach, Spring Lake. Sea CRIT Point pleasant etc.
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad q. f4o - a M,
~ noon 1880 40 $40. 1880 D. sundays mot
stopping ocean Grove Asbury Psik) T. e;4o a m IL
Via Peinsy wanna Railroad Ar 7io. "a, a; w. y noon
3Io 10 does stop at Red Bank 4lo. D: 6aD p m
sundays stopping at Ocean Grove OF Asoniy PaIKl
4l5 q D. M ,.,,, N, =, =, ,vr .,norn,a,dou,
C. g. HANCOCK, J. H. WOOD. .
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T EHIGH VALLEY Assem- ge

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEWJERSEY
IN Trains chambers Depot for En-lewoof
Closer. Perment and Nyack $50. 10 M 80 i;,'i
$40 GAO. $50 p m. IL midnight sundays q ILL., anu
7:l5pm .., A. . ..o -
Sundays > a m.
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WEST SHORE RAILWAY.
THE BEST CONSTRUCTED AND FINEST EQUIPPED
DOUBLE TRACK LINE FOR BUSINESS OR

THE BEST CONSTRUCTED AND FINEST EQUIPPED
--A DOUBLE TRACK LINE FOR BUSINESS OR
- PLEASURE IRA VEl, .,,, ,rx.,. ,,,..,,,
THE WEST SHORE ROUTE - ALoNo The WESI
SHORE or THE WORLD FAMED ~ D5oN ivEis,
AHoUND FOOTHILLS OF CATskiLL MOUHJrArrHS,5a
AND THROUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY of THE
On and after July q 1885, trains Will leave West 42d-st
statlOn a. follows
All tIains from downtown station ootoi st.
North River 20 minutes earlier inan from 100, 0i
Detroit and Chicago. 'lCO 't;lO 'o'io u IL run
81 Iolis ~ TO- .5iO p N. Pullman sieepers
saspensop Bridge Niagara Falls BunAo Rochester. 100.
40 % a m ~ o. p IN. hiecpers and parior cars
Utica and syracuse 7.2u 'lO:l0 ll;io IN; 'GiiU sl0
shand Pokeepse saugerues and Albany 'l2lO. '72o.
Newourg. Kingston and Cstski. 1910. 49, 300
slO.lU / Am $40. 4Uj, $40 $40 p.
Saratoga specials. 900. ll:lj a. m. $40
t,eOrge, $40 LA D. SATURDAYS only, 5top W.
Kssterski Hunter Hobart Grand Hotel Station fhp,
bci. s.. o. ll:i5 35 m Bunet parioT cars 10 cram
lotsi and Hotel Ksserski VIA phGnicia $50 - w. ana
'Paenvne Cairo Mountain House station 'i2:lo. 7:2o
~ ~, u tresl and Canada Last 7g0 800 G0
Bam,lton London .l0lOa m '6l0. Blu D. H. Iotont@
'c sps,y 0ths s trains daily except sunday
r,s .kets time taDles or sleeping car acc9mmoan
os s - Hai,eEsn 10 Hudsonst brooklyn Coartst.
Annex Once foot Of Fulton st New YORK cay q zOh Zt
BIS ScS s5I y4s lao 1928 Brcanway asa et.sva tt
last i25tbst 1853 q B0wey, and west Sn0ie loot
Of West 42isi and OF Jayst Nortn is.sa
called Tor and from hotels ana
IN be left at ticket omoe& n..r.i D. ear xsnt
30 Broadway S"'AA -s
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Excursions.
RON STEAMBOAT COMPANY.


IRON STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
Tho only awater route direct to the Great Ocean IRON
Piers at
CONEY ISLAND
and
LONG BRANCH
deshsfa sail magnificent views Of tho harbor
bays and forudcations of New-York
TIMETABLE FOR
SUNDAY. AUGUST q
FOR CoNEY ISLAND.
go ' g. 5 aSo 40 49, ed '2? s.a saS
9p IN.
Pier l, N. R.-e3O 1910 i0:5o 1880 a m 1910 1880
$50. 7:3o $40, $50, 5:,op m.
LEAVE
New Iron P'r-1035. ll:15 11.5, A. m 1898 LIS. l55.
2ss, s:i5, $3.50, !:sS, Dis, 5:55. 6:55. 7:i5.
Last boat from coney lsand will stop Pier ". R. only
For LONG BRANCH
LEAVE
2sd-.., y. R-s:so $50 a. m, 2io, 3:3opm
Long i,ranch-ii:i5a M, T. :i5, $50 5so D. M
EXCURSION TICKETS TO LONG BRANCH go CENTS.
The boats OF this company ron paat rstclass
going steamers fitted with every convenience for safety
and comfort Of ocered by competent
perenced men
Excursion tickets will be sold Of
the Elevated Railway Passengers Second
Avenue lines holding Iron steamboat tickets Will
FREQ OF charge both ways
o. ba0 taxi cka1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-01
Gxeursicns.


LEAVE EAST 34rHsT. daily 1920. $50. 1920 lie
a. m d22o l.20. lao 220. 2:l0. 800 $40 400 4t0 $50
leave East that every 20 minutes and James slip excep6
sundayO every 10 minutes from q m. TO D. I'd.
hsturnfns leave Manhattan Beach s7:35. 10 1l25 -
l2:2o and hslihourly from l25 to IO:J5p m
LEAVE WHIrEHALLST Battery fteryninus Of an els,
nfed - ilwaysl hourly from OIL a. M 10 9lO D. m.
LEAVE MANHArTAN BEACH hourly, 1918 6 m.s1
10l5 m.
.Ihs 62o 7a5 aud m trains do not run on Sunday
Fxcurs0n tickets 30 cents all ticket odccA
ana al down track stations Of Elevated Rarosd.
DURING Mr.. GILMOREs ABSENCE THIS WBRW.
IN CAMP WITH THE 22D- REGIMEN ,BANp. pODSs
MORTHs POPULAR 18TH REoIMENT BAND Will
FURNISH THE MUSIC FOR rHE REGULAR AITER
NOON AND EVENING CONCERTS.
PAINS Greatest Firework Spectacle "The Lat revn
Pompei" II IA 49,