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New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
FOREPATGH COMES AGAIN.
HIS BIG SHOW OPENS IN BROOKLYN TO MORROW.

HIS BIG SHOW OPENS IN BROOKLYN no NorH'"
When BrookIyn wakes up tomorrow 1t VIII 'lu
Adam Forepauch's Plural Ring 'Hcns, Meh''-eil''
Real Roman Hppodrom"' Museum Hio -N'"'" -
pauch IRIS Famous Equine Canine ana hlcphd''ilo
Actors and the Great National Wild west fNhlpil"h
safely housed undcr canvas at Howard ana hai'ey
SIS At : 80 a. m. street parade VIII start !"h ITO
circus grounds and the route viii be In lascN ST. "
Eedfprd ave- to WIllOushby ave, "a Cumberland ST.
to Hanson Place. 10 Flatbu,havc., f. scherncrhprh
ST. TO Coirt-st, 10 Monta-uc-st. 10 CLINTON >t 10
Atlantic ST. to Third ave, to Laial citeav u 'Hh
ton ave b. Greene ave. 10 Ecdfod ave, I" CAFES ave.
10 Ralph.avc tO show grounds, corner Howard ave.
and IIalscy-t
Two performances at the circus grounds VIII be
rvcn each day one ~ the features viii be The ara
matte rcproduction Of "Cu-terS Lat Rally, or The
Rattle of the Little Big Horn. and II introduces many
indian fighter, and hg chiefs 0f noted tribes. b!tt
Inn Bear one If sitting Bull'o old iicut"rii,ts 81
other attractions. Captain Eo1rd1H ana ha thre.
soI, give q remarkable c>hibition "f shooting, ana
a,iforna Frank and C0manchc harley Vii rdc uuch
ing bronchos IN the earlier scenes of "Nlc Lie on
tb
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
ROCKLAND COUNTY.

NYACK-The summer opening and reception at the
Nyack Rowing Associations handsome clubhouse lat
night was one Of the most brilliant episodes in the
history Of that organization. Three hundred guests
were present and luncheon served at midnight
The fO1l decorations were fine Renewed interest
shown in the aquatic sports of The association and
some good regattas promised ~ the future
G. A. Chapman president of the Nyac National Bank.
il president OF the association. The NNack Young
Mems Christian Association has purchased the quar-
ters II now occupies for II .O0O aud Will fOrInu-
late plans for the erection of A handsome building
The association is only fifteen months old and has had
a phenomenal growth. Henry J. Wilkins j. general
secretary. ST. Pauls Methodist Episcopal Church
will soon bulld house Of worship in broadway. costing
$50 600, and the Nyack BAPTIST Church this month paid
of the last dollar of debt, and Will have "a public
mortgage burning jubilee next month. The Help
ing Hand Association and Kings Daughters have
united To build free hospital In Nyack, phanthrOpic
citizen of Upper Nyack Offering 10 start their fund with
"A donation Oi ~. 900. The Library Association j.
rapidly swelling s building fund. and "A music hall
project is being strongly acitatcd. !. A. Bennett offer
ing $1,000 toward the cause. The odd Fellows and
MaSOns also expect TO erect handsome temples. .
Hotels and boarding houses rapidly filing up with
summer guests, and many new cottages are being
erected. Social gsyety abOunds and prosperous sea
is indicated.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
TOPICS IN TIE FRENCH CAPITAL.
PANAMA BoNDHOLDERS-AMERIC OBSERVANCE
OF JULY 4--THE CARI>TS.

Paris. June 2s-The French press admit that the
negotiations between Lieutenant wyse the representa-
tive Of the quidator of the Panama Canal Company,
and the Colombian Government for an extension OF
the Panama Canal concession and the resumption OF
work on the canal have collapsed and that the hopes
Of the bondhoders ended.
The Budget Committee will submit its report to the
Chamber Of Deputies week. If the Chamber
discusses Finance Minister Rouvers 100000 900 franc
loan before adourning the session will be protiacted
until August. otherwise the Chamber will adjourn
In July.
The Municipal Council have appropriated the sum
10000 francs for the celebration Of the fall Of tho
Bastille July IA.
The members Of the brazilian Legation say that the
only concession made by their Government in return
for recognition by France that the negotiations
regarding the frontier Of French Guiana should be
resumed where they left off in 1850. and that If
this proved infeasible the question should be sub
mitted to arbitration.
Russia has ordered 10 be manufactured in France a
quantity of infantry rifles. modified from the
French standard rifle and without the magazine feature,
DIR. Rafael Zaldvar, President of the Republic of
San salvador, rejoces in the downfall OF the Mcnendcz
Administration, but denies that he concerned in the
revolution. II is understood that Zaldivar makes
money by the overthrow of Menendez.
CIuxmsn Blanco who also lives in Paris made money
by his downfall His Venezuelan bonds have
doubled in value.
Wentworth. American artist, for a painting which
the American Committee rejected for the exhibition Of
1880.
The German Embassy here has announced that
travellers passing through Alsace Lorraine will not
require passports, but for soourners. even for the
shortest time passport is an imperative necessity
On the Fourth of July the American nag which Pres
dent Harrison sent to the American students As
ISOLATION Will be raised i'm the Latin Quarter Mr..
Reid the United states Minister. will observe the day
by giving reception 20 American residents Wis
ors in the afternoon. and by dinner the evening.
Counselcenera Rathbone will also give a dinner. Mr.
Reid gave dinner Oh Thursday Ia American visitors
in Paris There were also present NJ. COnstans Min
lister OF the Interior. W. Jules Roche. Minister Of Com
merce, senior Pza. brazilian Minister at Berlin: and
NJ de Blowitz the Paris correspondent of The London
Tines
A French and spanish Bourbon banquet was given
st the Continental Hotel last evening. with the object
Of revivins the Carlist cause. Prince Valon conf
IDENTIFY predicted the early accession Of Don Carlos
the Spanish throne lie asserted that Don Carlos had
superior right the Count OF Paris the French
throne The assemblsge. though large and imposing
one produced general effect The confidence of the
Carlsts is stimulated by the knowledge that Prince
Alphonse Is suffering from hydroccphalus and that
Is the opinion OF the doctors that he will only
before reaching manhood. hut that he Will live only a
UA0rt time.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
Hcw i)nblitailons.
g'liE FORCM VI,

EHE fOKl VI,
TENTATIVE INfLl ENtI.N. Professor John Tyndall
Nn outobogIaplcal article explaining DO" 'Nont- and
iniucneo tAat gave direction 10 his career This Is
line second paper Ia tins series, the hr7t ui which was
hv the historian. ". L.. II. Lecky.
4 SuORI Study or HAMLET jane J.. Murdoch.
0IsS IACLFS TO CIVIL SERVICE KEfoRN' Walter
N. FcIrl-s. o. - .,,.,.
4 DEFESCE or TIE VETO POWER. ld"ad C.
TIiT ART or GERRYMANDERGNG. walter G. Iamm.
MODERN ECLIPSE PEOBLI.MS. Professor David i.
pEisPfrxIrIEs THAT CANADA WOULD BRING.
A.. H. Cufman. .... ,.,..,,.,.,. 49,. .
t.i NPOWDIR AND IT'S SUCCESSORS. Commander
THE NEWER WEST Richard j. Hinton.
IN. Advertising Department contains de.cription.
of The equipment and methods of twenty colleges and
orh"ol. o. high Grade. and descriptive articles about
Bedford Cit, Blnc KdR. springs, Lynchhurg and
Hia Denor,-t t.a.. the Providence and stoninpfou
steamship Company. and the Ocean House NcWlrurt
80 cent? o copy - year. All dealers.
TIE FORUM PUBLISHING CO., Now-York.
The Forum Extra for July ID cents a copy contains
a descriptive -t 90 The lr,t school, Of high grade i'm
every part of the country.
I ONERlNG l. CLOSING OFT HIS M
II MENSE STOCK.-Morr than 100 600 volume, AZ loss
than cost Of binding You will never such . chance
on earth get books az price. ISL broad
way opposite Dcnnne's. Olen evenings,
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
rl1r RoxnsMEN OF A pEFArLTER RELEASED.

The arhrators TO whom we're referred the case "i
the city Of Newark against the bOndNmen OF William
4 Hall the dcfaulting clerk IN the City Controllers
Office who is serving sentence oi zen years III
the state Prison at Trenton, have decided that the
hopdmen are not responsible the amount of Halls
stealnps As the time the bond was given Hail was
si,nply chief clerk and subsequently, he was maze 10y
vos of the Finance Committee, chief clerk ana
cashier two Office, which had before thai umc pe'iI
separate and distinct. By this decision the clty oi
Newark will lose $4,000
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
LONG ISLAND.

GARDEN CITY.-Miss Charlotte : Ilt'omp' VIM
has been principal Of st. Mary 'athedIah Sc"o' i,'
the last four years. has reyencd. II - P,h.t not
cnnnrh interest vs. taken in the school ana i, ~. %
cient money was appropriated 70 MAINTAIN 1t P''P0''
The school was founded by \. l. 9c""" ...,.
n,rcr,ocr-r, The citizens Of Pacbcgue are earn
cetiv agatnr the question Of Incorporating wv Ga "a
Iage Nearly all the prominent citizens are lueh'''eu
with the movement , ,..,.o
I,v,rc, The executive committee Of the Jamaica
p.y Association la- adopted resolution ishnr ue u
.ccretary Of state 10 appoint i've coh>tdl,. Gohin,
that the law Is enforced ia rcsa'u u 9o''' NV
In Jamaica Bay.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29

opeclaI Officer jeremiah ReaIdon, who Is over seventy
wears Old and VINO l. stationed on the boa'' ii'i"eu
ately jumped In TO rescue the man. ro'V '
swim. and Rcardon had great dhhc"lN j" "'0p'"o
,ta, .,n,.o ,r,+,r until life preservers and rope
ro ,l,,o,v, 3, him several men the plcr theh
Lanled Fest safely on >hor. tcardon VINO ma
good swimmer. had little diihcnly III n,,I,nd vas
taken f. MS home in the police ambulance. helnUn
Who has been in the empoy oi the Sta'ci t : % 1nr
inr- mar timc saved many persons from dro"hinE'
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
FINDING ERRORS IN THE COUNT
DULUTH SAID TO HAVE TOO MANY NAMES AND
DENVER TOO FEW

DULUTH SAID TO HAVE TOO MANY NAMES AND
DENVER Too FEW.
West superior. WIS June = npeclaD-The man
agcr, Of The Evening Telegram allcge that they
have secured evidence Of crookcGne>s7 the part
Of Duluth persons I'm the census count. Andrew
(,r-,nccgcn lcing sworn. that he was the
enumcrator for a district of Duluth for the taking
Of the census OF IrDO, that he on June le was
present in the Chamber Of Commerce office IN Duluth.
together with other cnuucritots and several members
Of the said Chamber thlt the member, ot the Cham
her and census enumeratOrs discussed means ot Sc
curing an increase IN the number Of names 70 DO
shown bv TN. census of the city Of Duluth beyond
the reports then made. that It was then and there
decided That supplementary "cpmt, ,hpuh DE made"
10 n. ludc additional names, That Frank Burhc jr.,
u,,snt. requested tie cuum'ritpf>, Ouc at time.
t. 20 with INN into an adjoining room, that tianc-Scn
went with Burke into the room, ana while there
Burke told him IL wa necessary 10 Increase the mum
that in order to do -o hc, the aitint must Include
in his report nctitious Names and suggested that
ing houses puTportns to bc "f male aiuIts VIA, ln'h
been absent from IN" city when the actual count Wiz
taken After th, meeting two members "i th" 'lhm-
Der Of Commerce. FRANKIE Hurhc, j.: ana VI - H"l'
cane Ia Grauerscn and rcquc ted MN !" prepare lc
titini. name. nn blank provided hy tl" Census De
partmcnt and - agreed Z" l@' i"r 'hid nam. az
the fit~ 81 : ccui- 1'cr name. PURSUANT q" N' is''
mcnt CIaneggcn ma mp blanks with about 800
fcl ---ns nan.cs
Denver June "a rher, is great dissatisfaction here
the tie f"N~'- ln ll' CIV H. i''' ''''''
Complaiuts are innumcrahle and 10 Is a-,cr"d that
,hourh tho negligence of tho numcrtor the city has
been cheated out of 10000 e. 95,ooo people" COY
crnur Cooper together With other lrilne QUEENS, Tlu
call meeting ana nr.AiN. i'I in' purpose VI '"''"-
the city gone over again
Lincoln Ncb.. Jnne 2-.- supervisor Cooke announces
the following approximate figures for cities IN m-
district: omaha 1857 Lnc9ln. '''ooo h'a''l'''
1899 and Nebraska city. lo.iit
Boston, June ga Ncw Haven. Conn dispatch
say, there i, probability hal the population oi con
uccticut may he shown to be not large enough I" retain
the state, present representation of fonr IN '"ne''
Thc farming Villages A. shown bv the returns 30 the
ii District have decreased in population durinS the
last ten years.
r,u river Macs. June 2s-Thc census Of the city
Is completed and shows population of 7i"l- an in-
crc:,s. of GI44 over last year and gain Of 1000
since l--j.
Washington June 2-.-Thc official count Of the
ro,ur,top of the District of Columbia announced
bv the Snperintcndcut II the Ccn-u-. is 221Jn gam
I'm ten wears OF something over 12,OOO.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
AIONG TILE SOTND.

BRIDGEPORT-Mr Dora Thompson WHO" WIN
sever-,l children and many grand and great Srahuc"'i
dren. WIS 100 years old Yesterday. Ihcre va SG nG
formal celebration Of her birthday as s.,r ] - ae nm
impaired. 80 -. ,.o,r
sOITHPORT-An Encampmcnt Of the Ieqnot r'nn %in
oil ord sa.nnanour Association Will begin on lnes-
da, and continue through the week IL obJect - nl
vace Improvement There will be klrncs, ny ohn umc
bn,i,rrnw and Sack racing. climbing a creased poo
and attractive games Of all kinds
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
NEWS From NEW-JERSEI Y.
JERSEY CITY.

MAYOR CLEVELAND TO BEGIN HIS DEF I--'Ni''
The case for the relator Mr. Perkins in the Mayor
av contest Wa closed yesterday and the c0uh'ei loI
Mayor Cleveland will next begin TO introduce ts1.
mony George Kuntz. OF No ass Grove-st' t'a'incn
that he did not vote at the spring election 'ouNse'
for the defendant tried to ascertain the purpose o 'c
testimony given by the witness, but Counsellor hecoiu
refused crafty his curiosity. IL Is pi9DduIe, @ 1''
.or,eIndv voted for Mr. Kuntz The missing witness
Mc(;regOr who testified to large number Ol lfduuu
lent voters and then disappeared on Tue eve vi III
cross evamiu,tion has moi returned and formal
motion was made 10 strike out all his testimony
COmmi~ sioncr Romane made a recoM Oi the Woti"ll'
The hearing adjourned until next Wednesday "cH
testimony fo~ the defence viii be taken.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29

steadily. The mills Will probably shut down on Iuy
and the day following. fhe weekly statements show
production Of 10000 pieces deliveries 2l4oo piece
stock hand SO 900 pieces G4XG4s; last week -. N;
90 600 pieces sales 2i9 900 pieces, Of which - 0C0 0
pieces Odds and 10000 pieces ar, b1ND n'."D'
pieces spots, and l52 0oO pieces are Iof coo
delivery The sales for weekly delivery are il'VuO
IJaces In Iuv 10 600 niece. I'm August september.
~ 600 pieces: Octol cr 5000 pieces The market Is
for GiN64s and cents Tor ODA'os
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
lie WENT CUNNING FOR HIS BROTHER.

George X Campbell arrested yesterday on a
warrant issued by Justice Aldridge, charged Win
threatening to kill his brother Archie Campbell Is
prominent druggist and keeps large store IN Mont
eomcry-st lie and his brothers Archie and william
recently inherited some property from ther mother
and it was equally divided. EiIa MC' .ceIN S.tn t
George obtained Judgment and his Interest il the
estate was sold 10y the sheriff. Archie bought II anu
also William, share. and placed two men IN ohaIgc.
ON Thursday Archie began 10 remove the fuiHiIuIo
and when George heard Of il he procured a rcVOIHrr,
IL is charged. and Went Cunning for his hrothcr ihe
latter sought the protection OF Justice Adrlues~
George was placed under bonds to Keep the peace
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
NEWARK.
s1xrEENrn Isl rME LI,r OF BIG CITIES.

SIXTEENTH IN THE LIST OF 81" 'ilIfH'
District Census supervisor Pierce yesterday hter-
- 6o a., ammo, imaton of the census of Newark
-. ,,ards which is as follows: First Ward. 1910,
second 7196: Third G,395; Fourth. 39o' lnth'
3o7 sixth 25,759 seventh. 9,333; Eighth, IDOL
Ninth. 6975: Tenth, 13,sJ6; Eleventh, lo'7l"' ;
Twelfth 1861: Thirteenth 200; Fonrtcchth;
t1a Fifteenth 1886. Total. 1-l.22O. The totai
fain since the state census Of lor3 i 2o-"-. duu
nScarlv 90 600 more than that OF Jersey city by tic
mr"srnt censns Newark now stands tie sixteenth III
The list of big American cities.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
rrcnr.Nr rnR MINNENroLIs.

Washington. June 2-.-Thc superintendent oi the
Ccu-u, 10 day tclcgraphed special Agent l'"udno' Al
MINNEAPOLIS recommending a recount Of I'VE districts
referred to in telegram from that Gentleman III "lch
,bc latter said that five Of the six cnuncrai"S VIA"
were arrested had Joined in petition, which was on
It's way tO Wa-hin stOn, asking for TINS recount Ihr
Superintendent said that the special AGENT was 10
employ five or cnumcIaiora Ia 90 ih> WORK. ana
Suggested if il were necessary 10 accomplish II ~
vrck that these district, be divided up sull further
into shOncr tcrIltOfIo,
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
THD PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

Fall River June % (specia)-Of the SO 900 pieces on
hand in the print min has as 600 pieces
Alone specuators have 13 900 pieces and remaining
2ooVo pieces are held by mills While no trust
wofsny talk Of eurailrnent is heard mills viii take
Aentsse ~ any excuse 10 shut down, and some mills
hAUo3 1AnN Of On hand VIII uot run tA.s branch
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
HIS PATIENCE LASTED FOURTEEN YEARS.

suit has been begun i'll the Chancery Court py
James T. Reeves against Catherine A. hecVes Ior
divorce The couple were married III England III
l.7O Five years later Reeves came to this country
to better his condition. and when he had secured
lucrative place he his wife. but she refused
10 ION him lie ha, been trying for fourteen year,
IN induce her to come this country. bf WIthout
success and he now proposes 10 seek divorce ana
the custody of his four children
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
STATEN ISLAND.

ONE OLD MAN SAVES TIE LIFE OF ANOTHER
Ernest Pest, age sixty-lye ciSarmakcr Of staple
ton, while attempting 10 90 aboard the ferryboat
Nothdeld. at St GEORGE last fell overheard
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29

While on the way to lire Yesterday in LowenthaI
g. Norccnstein's rubber factory, No. 144 PROVOST
ST. truck No. was upset at Pavonla ave. ana IIo,
vost st. George Gardner. one of the hlcmcn. ndl
his leg broken and John Downing and Michael Nhcldh
were seriously injured. The damage by the hfc
amounted TO $50.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
Gorses ano Carriages.

BARGAINS WORTH NOTICING
a. 200 cash VII huy nay handsome hen'
lucky bred. ia>t Trotting and Road Mare,
| Kitiy wilkes. sired by George Wilkes, ths
great sire ~ Trottcrs dam Lady Wilson, by
! Christians Edwin Forest >-ond dtm
/ Lucy, bv Commodore. hitty wilkes j. lJ's
hands high. very stylish; need, no boots;
10 ,n . shs or pull safeiOr any one 70 drive;
trott,d. when purchased one year ago, in
.3jla aud 80 VIII warrant her sound.
/ knd iud 10 trot m = IS also Prince Arthur,
can trot in 40: sound and Kind price
800. trial allowed top ,dcbar wagon,
WAGON s'atln- I. harness. blankets. s., IN
| frsf-cll-S condition. at any sacrifice Inquire
Owners Private stable. 1919 West l1th-st.,
between 9TH and 7th ave~.
4 ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
- YORK TRIBuNE MIL Re RE-
40. 23S Broadway. corner Thirty -nrst-st.,
until o p. m: $50 broadway betweea
Twenty-sccond and Twenty third sts.
of'ice rates
1--WE HAVE IN STOCK this month ths
- largest and finest stock in the United
states Of Light Delivery Wagons for coun.
try use; our own make lowest prices fol
best god; all Wa,Tans1Sd' WIT HnS 20 RAsiNE =
WOoster-st. and 15i, 1873 South 5th-ave.,
y. Y.
s RFMSON. $50. SOL and 563 t,r,iA-
]. st., Brooklyn.-Horse owners paradise,
light carriages OF every description; hand.
made harness for all purposes village And
road carts. business and depot wagons. sad
every other article pertaining 20 the horse
the only one.price house IN the business. and
that the lowest.
cTRFET. T.sPRINKLING TRICKS. pot-
- ent or plain. at reasonable prices. w.
ESTERFIELD & son. III Prince-st.
ctnn -GRFAT BARGAIN pony. care
SlVU. and harness pony lit,I@ neye'
ment sore good for children kind and gen.
Tie not afraid Of the elevated. 240a Vernon.
ave, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
6orecs ano Carriages.


4 -tLANUNAJ = -, ...
~. 81, 3,i. 80 BKOOME.ST.
LLEGAN CARRIAGES u th' best clA7''
SUSPENSION NICIOKIAo.
& & SPRING NItIpkIAS!
LlGHT VlCTORIAS.
I Carts. Two Wh'cicr-. Landanlol'
Mail rhoctons. Paw carts. Landans,
S'01rTIp9t G6'fNssifi'T[;,ER RoCKAwAYs.
EXTENSION FRONT.
WAGON tTIES,
DEPOT WAGONS,
CUkTAIS ROC kAWAfS.
OiW PATENTS
ON BUtKHOAkDS.
Oak Surroys OAK Wagons. OAK huhA-
bouts 2-pas-onger BIckb0lfd-. 1piSr'nseI
Buckboaid,, i-pas-engcr Bncknoaid-' OAK
D0-.s.bos Oak Dcibics, OAK Phactons
ALL OTHrR PATENTS IN BUCK
BOARDS.
Single, Dnals. TTlplct., al knds u springs
ALL NOVELTIES IN OAK AND PAlN
FOR ONE AND TWO HpKSti ~,
Agents Tor Biocket \ TnIttlr ~ ~, ih1kIhfTS
for estat3 and country drIying.
Ladir-' Phactons. Al,-d-Nis,
Ll2irt Stng",. En-. top tsbr.oieS'
Suiccr phartOns. Contraclor-' Jon''
Pony Phaotons. SaNom rt,hnnt9'
Road Wagpnr, lauf1 Nfht- -,
MINIATURE TRAPS. ALL KINDS.
FOR CIILDREN,
Making the largest aud most diver ln u ~
tortmcnt Of Cair!agrs IN tho United Slat"s
o99YkR s21, Rl RlFfETHEEEIt{ r6H EEIt{GIfr iFFtc tcSNsu.
Don't purchase q carriage In town
LARGEST STOt K AND WkRERoOMs
IS THE WORLD.
srcoxD.nANb" "VFtR EFNtRfRIGAGEs fRIGAGEs ABOVE
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
Ocean STEAMERS.
TRIYIrY SCHOOL. Observation-Disclosures. II =. y. d

SPECIAL EXCURSION for MEDICAL
n NEN AID frii Is (ast Of the season. o atted the
SioN PLAY a. oBEK AMNERGAU. wilI leave New
lo-s pr s. EIKu RIA, July ~. Full particulars and
plog.ulHts OF
THOMAS COOK AND son.
.,l ard /. .225 Broadway. Y. Y;
1o2 south E.ghta.,,. Philadelphia Penn;
332 ws-hnr,on--t. Boston Mass.
4 MAINE STEAMSHIP co.
Lind Maine Connecting at PorN IN all railroads and
s,can,hip line, for Bar Harbor. Old Orcharf. Poland
springs White MOUNTAINS Rockllnd Bangor Eastp9rs and
II IoAn H.. and all Easter resorts steam
a. s> cycry Woincd.y and Saturday AZ m from Pier
a. Fo River FOO o. Market y Y For further
information apply % HoRATIo HALL. Agent at the pier
EUION LINE. -
FOE QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
Leave Pier 3S y. K, foot of king,st ..
NEVADA TUESDAY Jul{ l. 90 D. m
WfsS nN ST . ....... .Tucsday Jdly 10. 3 80 y.
ARIZONA TUESDAY, JGly - 81 . m
$50 ig,sd a., a ,,5S 6Sy e. SSc3nS 80 c.bn M
$50 and $50 Stecfoge. s2O.
4. NJ. UNDERUGLL & co. 81 Broadway, n. Y
IIANlBI 'RG- AMERICAN PACKET co.
ii EMPRESS sEEVICE betw. Southampton tLondon;
Iari. Hamturg New twin screw steamers OF 10000
tons and II 500 t1 10000 horsepower.
REGULAR sEEyICE, = Hamburg a dFer,ii 1,iiv y
Ncr%1a"a sS m % jay jy 'SS1 w5aSG a. a. % % a IHS i
..ha,tiai2 80 m July 10 SlaN cnia 80 am, July %
.taIf5mia D. m july - Aug Victoria 10 an July -.
ht,smrrs leave from Hamburg Docks. Hot"ken. j.
HANHUE ANERlLAN GLN'L PASSAGE OFFICE
PACKET COMPANY, c. j. RICHARDS 90,
g. broadway, New.fork' ol bfosu"S' y l.