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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-16
NOTES FROM THE NAVY YARD.

The body OF Captain Stephen w. Cuackenoush'
usho died suddenly on Saturday at his quarters IN
the Marine Barracks, was sent 10 washington yes
terday in charge Of squad Of marines, af'er snort
services were held al the barracks. Burial VII DC
IN Washington and the military funeral Will De he'd
Tomorrow Captain Quackenbush was iorty-hVe
wears Old and was the OF the late Rear-Admrai
l. p Quackenbush. His wife. who survives MN.
is the daughter Of Rear-Admiral Kirkland recently
An command OF the European squadron. but no" IN
charge Of the Mare Island Navy Yard.
The cruiser Montgomery was noated out OF the
stone dock yesterday and moored at the outer wall
of the Ordnance Dock just ahead OF the receiving
shin Vermont. The New-York. the flagship OF the
snuadron came up TO the yard from the Staten
Island anchorage, and was followed by the ram
Katahdin The New-York is slated for the dry dock.
and the Katahdin is also down for scrubbing up:
Rear-A Admiral Bunce transferred MIS- flag from tho
New-York TO the Cincinnati. and the little cruiser
will be the official head OF the squadron until the
New-York returns TO the anchorage
IL Is expected that the crank sAafts or the chi
cagos new engine will be put in place In the setting
up shop some time this week and connections made
There is a strong hope in the engineering and other
dpa rtments the yard force will have orders TO
build one or more Of the torpedo boats recently
authorized as 1t Is held that the additional work Will
be benefit TO the service in keeping well trained
body OF men together for when needed In larger
numbers than could be kept on without an increase
in the work in sight
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REAL ESTATE.

The real estate men had not recovered yesterday
from tho storm Of Sunday. and sales were few and
far between Even the Sheriff had no sales TO re-
mort but this is considered indication OF better
times
Tomorrow Jere johnson. r., will seN at the Real
Estate Exchange the following: No 20 Hopkns-st..
near Nostrand-aye.: Bay Ridge-ave, north SIDE.
between Second and Third ayes; northwest corner
OF Liberty-ave. and Warwick-st.
The following transfers were recorded;
iS.5xico; Robert NscFarlsnd and another. ex
Of Catherine Brown. 70 Frederick .. am
s 2 and Biz sok Msp 10 Of els lots
nett 10 Annie l. seifert mortgage 81 ooo..... 1900
S76 his ana Is: Donald F Ayres and Samuel
Walker 10 Frederick Kempel. ...........:.. 100
ueOsVs scsioo foreciosuS. William su,tiing
to Jane kngstoos 90 100 A4o
snd j. OTTO sacSnsnn ana another. trustees for
Aaa er9 snS G ar 2. Hesg saekmann to 5000
C1eveiand-s,. 3. 100 II n OF Ridgewood-ave. 25x
100 foreclosure William Buttling Max
Reussner and Amelia. his wife .,.....:..::... 1000
'. SoaS Tsssstts to Isabella BrnkenhoG 5000
Jefterson-s, s. iI9 II OF centrai-ave s5x -. ooo
wiiIisrns-aye. 8, 300 IT OF Be.mont-ave. 25x
100: Elisha Hyatt. Hampstead. Long Island. TO mn
pufdeld-st Q = I25 II n Of Tary-st. 2oxi0i.3x2S
xioi2: foreclosure; William Butting 10 Brook ~,
lynn Trust cI"pHsn o IT Of Tr.iaiysi 25.io41 '"
aSnSi7s forecosure same to same 4oot
Bslmon,.ays sa = Ma e OF 70 Rsse sps sS
Iey ssub.tiiuted for lost decd 2oot
i7hav sehst I@ ss.xsie neoT ne,n Anss
guardian. to Annie. wife of Frederick Pnuser oor
Infants ssas cor s,thst. iS5xsss; Edward Born:
hoeft and Johanna Hermann to Annie. wife OF M.
Frederick Pnuger; all tite part. ...'''..'sss wv
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I'LL WINDS THAT BLEW GOOD.

STORIES OF THE '"rwIsTpRs' or THE WEST
From The Chicago Tribune.
And talking about cyclones" said the man from
Kansas Them air .wisters Is mighty queer things
This here one down In ST. I.Ouey last week WASH
worth shucks compared with some We nave down
our way. Why, county had SIX last summer
but Il pears Ike we wasn't going 10 do as wei TINS
year Missouri seems to be a-gltlng EN- AZ
The smart young man VINO SAT besIde me nats1n
threw away his cigarette and even tho grlpmah
You Aaye seen a tornado then?" said the smart
young man. with animation. .,,,.,
Seen EN- said the farmer scorntuly. " ny,
young fcller, comes from Kansas. 1890
"Oh." said the smart young man ntAe later
he ycnturel 10 remark; 'liad iots OF experience
with cyclones. | suppose
''Experence? Nav, you don't get no experience
dealing with cyclones, said the man from kansas,
cause them twisters never do the same thing
twice You just learn to dig out for the cellar when
you SEQ 'em coming"
They do all sorts OF queer things. SUPPOSE? said
bound that jostled the smart young mans hat over
his eyes. .
man from Kansas. meditatvey. Boot and Nit
Glover own the next farm In Pawnee
County and their crops kept a-faiing and they kept
a-horrowing money OF or me III they had their house
mortgaged clean up to the roof. 1t looked like my
money was a goner. for they kept losing their
corn crop every year and | couldn't get the house
kitchen. Well. one day long comes one OF those
roaring cyclones and blessed II II didn't blow that
whole house over into my pasture. Yes sir. and
dropped thc roof down the foundations Just
neat as you could have laid II. Looked as II the
house had sunk out of sight But then didn't have
a mortgage the roof, 80 didn't about that"
In Ioway" said the man on the step. Had "A fine
setter dog-best hunter In the State My brother
couldn't. cause the dog had twist In his tail Ike
pig. Cyclone caught that dog out In the buck
wheat patch one day and Just hatchery roned out
that tail like broomstck. lie sold that dog for
week"
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INVESTIGATING THE DISASIEh.
THE coRoNERs INQUEST ON THE NASSAU
STREET RAILWAY ACCIDENT

coroner Coombs will convene jury at 'he No"''
House tonight to inquire into the Ihr'y -n'"''-'
accident on Sunday June :. in which TWO peope
we're killed and twenty injured. Assistant orPe''"-
tendent Casey Of the road and John HARDING staoii
master together with Charles G. White, the motor
man and Cochrane the conductor. ana large
rumber of citizens will be present to tes'lE III re-
gard 10 the disaster. IT is the intention OF Nhe au
thor,,ies to make a most rigid investigation
President Johnson still maintains that Wmte was
entirely at fault and continues to alIeee that ne re-
yersed the current, thus adding 10 the impetus OF
the car on It's downward journey toward the river
Between his statement and that made by Mo'orha"
White there is a wide divergence 1t Will DE refie'h
bered on the evening Of the accident Presioeh'
Johnson, in addition 10 the allegation already re-
ferred to- made the statement that the brake WAS
in good working order. and that even with the cur
rent reversed the car could have been stopped had
mo rnotorman not allowed too much slack in the
chain on me trip from Thirty ninth-st FERRY up 10
The pont where the car became unInanageapie me
ynotorman on the other hand. alleges mat the car
worked badly on its way from Fulton 1erry up 10
the car barn and that at the latter place ne loI1
the station master that the car was not IN Socu
Trim All these points Coroner Coombs ana 'ne JURY
have taken cognzance of. and Will leave no etoho
unturned to get at the facts. A., Ill, A.
J-non the Verdict of the Coroner's jury VIII ue
mend in large degree the assessment o! damages
6v civil turtles against the Nassau company
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TROLLEY EXPRESS SERVICE BEGUN.


THE FIRST DAY OF THE EXPERIMENT WAS MORE
SUCCESSFUL THAN WAS EXPECTED.
A trolley express service was begun yesterday
over the Brooklyn Heights Railroad and according
TO President Rooster II was successful beyond an
ticlpatlon. Superintendent Sllngerland OF the Ma
tlonal Express Company. spent the entire day IN
the city looking after the details OF the new ser
vice, and just before he left for New-York said he
was more than satisfied with its workings. Tho
service now extends TO Jamaica. Newtown Corona.
Bowery Bay. Bensonhurst. Bath Beach. Bergen
Beach, Timer Park. Flatbush and Richmond HE.
Within a week more than one hundred drug stores
Will be designated express stations, where par
ce.s may be left for shipment or received for de-
livery. Yesterday the railroad officials Issued n
special order, nsfruc,.ng motOrmen and conductors
on the new not 20 delay or in any way inter-
fere with the regular passenger service.
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.os, ,he sum q, 500 20 the school children OF Los
Gatos 10 h.. placed In a bank IN san Jose ana the
49, "a a., dsirluted equally Among all the boys
snI ,irls OF the =, hoOls OF tho town -,
For the first few years after Mr.. Ieas'a.es oea,n
49,, ex,r, terms OF The strange VII; were faithfully
carried ont hut OF lac years the scholarship OF he
school has become large that the money WAS
found 10 be inadequate for the purchase or sum
cient candy for such host of youngsters -
The .ituatlon was pcrpic king until Mrs. Emma H.
Co The head teacher OF tho school. propI sed thit
the distribution only take place every alternate Dec
Grafton Day. and her proposition heartily met the
approval OF The trustees.
To-day was the day that the children recelYei
pressed upon their minds the history OF the gt,
The children told how poor ncle George IN ms
All The children = Los GatOs remember him IN DEAN
as the little ones OF the village knew hlm IN NE
The only request OF any kind made In connection
with tho gift that his little friends would see
thai his grave was never neglected or destroyed on
eV,rv Memorial bay IL f. a beautiful sight TO see the
children decorating his grave with tho choicest now
ers that the beautiful gardens OF Los Gatos produce
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room ~, stewart SuFl Floor.

Room ns, ~ broadway. rhlra "a lssa
Claims for exemptlon from jury =, S'v Until P. ~
,,a III, ., n,N ~ from A. III Jsrsypnen lssy~S
Those entitled 10 exemption Isntists sS.sa4
physicians surgeons. su,s M public schos. nssfd
teachers IN college hcaae", t,lv newspaper th1
,s,armareutsts or pharmacists as.,ns any oss 400
rsncrtva nrof.ssons and not follow" sco c1,,,ses;
militiamen policemen and Iel i'rited svrs ~ ploa
residents and city emp.oyes ~. trips rcsn' onduo-
officers OF vessels making ,nerin, endeps iran
actually following that callihs tompany oua Do
tors and engineers OF ta'.s-anh operators a. iut
street railroad company; teessp ns civil Coa au,l
a., Inv 90 such, Grand sheriff anu ,Scrming WI sel
ana persons physically incapap.s mess or Other WV
bv rea son OF severe sickness H' .,,sty q
disorder. rcd as 20 tneu. ary snfar
Those who have not answer, rsc,iye jv'r ,h1
proved permanent eNemptlvn - appear beiois he a.
,nent notice" requiring them ~ notices niuss only
nnar Whsther liable or t such ~, This once s S:
yu, Wv "srsrn II possitle). ana a' Marty mist 20 \:
sMSar" W. penalties II exempt w, also snsse "a
49, 90 esemption; n liable, ne rssdence. etc., '"
nn.rscn giving nun and correct h""''' -. ~
No attention psa 20 VIII a the eourss eosise hss
a. erniIall. and respectable Ju'ies mmoned aie M
autv hv serving promptly "n' rive reporny rsne
,nsi. clarke or subordinatss 10 $40 suggesting en-
anv s,trmpt at bribery or evasion ,wenty-one sns
ns r'i,,an, persons between t".crsors tenp's'
Tor ehIol.'',S s a,e summer abseniees' pant
~, ,,a,,aa S,etes tirp-s sire nov notice
Every man must attend 10 ms ,e~ TO another mi
A'et' ,'~ H. ave any jury Pave ne irlprsonneys, ,y
swer II is aso punishable py directly or ~
give or receive any present OF p 70 withhold any niu
IN relation to jury service, ~ every case WIZ ~
or make any false statement as.IrJJAM PLlM srrx
prosecuted. Commissioner Of 49,
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OLD "RLACK JACK" HICKS DEAD.

Old John Hicks. VINO was believed to he 100 years
Old and Of the characters around Fort Hamilton.
where he was known as BLACK Jack" Hicks. died
IN the Flatbush Hospital on Friday last. lie
horn a slave in the family Of Adrian Cortclyou. at
F1f,h-ave and Fourteenth-st.. at the close OF the
last century He was man Of extraordinary ply
height In the yeOw-fever epidemic many years
ago no was a wonderfully efficient nurse, going
about where Others feared 10 go. and at last con-
tracing the disease himself. About SIX weeks ago
ne was taken to the hospital. Almost his last wish
was that he should be buried In the Old Newt Utrecht
Cemetery and that the Hopkins. Gels,on and Church
families SEQ TO his burial, which they have promised
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-16
ALMUNAE OF TRAINED NURSES.

Seventy young women. all graduates OF tho Brook
lyn Training School. met yesterday In Hoagland
Laboratory. in Henry-st.. and formed an Aumnae
Association, which will bear the name OF the we'll
known institution the hill adjoining Fort Greene
Park The necessary bylaws and constitution were
odopted Miss Isabelle Merrill elected presi-
dent She made an address, In which she spoke
OF the needs Of the Brooklyn professional nurse and
was loudly appauded.
Miss Merrill said last night that one Of the prn-
c,pal objects OF the new association to estab-
ush a central bureau from which nurses would be
supplied 10 families and hospitals requiring them
on snort notice.
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ATLANTIC-AvE. COMMISSION MEETS.

The first meeting OF the Atlantic Avenue Improve
ment Commission. which vas appointed last winter
By tho Legislature TO take testimony IN reference
to depressing Of the tracks OF the Long Island Rail
road in Atantc-ave. took place in the Real Estate
Exchange Building, in Montague-st., yesterday
afternoon. Eugene g. Blackford presided. All
the members Of the Commission. including Edward
T. Linton, the secretary present. The meet
ing was entirely informal Nothing definite
proposed and the committee soon adjourned. TO
meet "A gain next Monday at o'clock p. m The
permanent headquarters OF the Commission will lie
IN room 200 Real Eesiate Exchange Building.
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MR. AND MRS. STRANAHAN OUT AGAIN.

The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. j. 5. 7. Siran-
ahan will be Pleased 10 learn that they have sa Ear
recovered their health TO able to take daily car
rage drives For weeks they have been out
every day when the weather was peasant Their
favorite drive IS through the park. toward estab-
fishing which Mr.. Stranahan did so much. and down
Tho boulevard Mr. Stranahan IL as well as his
eghty-e,ght years will permit. and Mrs. Stranahaa
Is much Improved IN health. About July the par
will start for Saratoga Springs for SIX weeks
or two months stay, For many seasons no
Stranahans have Occup ed suite or rooms IN inc
Tinted States Hotel. and there they Will go this
alinan
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COURT CALENDARS.

smith Jrs paTte business 10 Motion calendar
Term Na,ss s Na,AAaiel
H. ,rS Me- io Russell ast Russell No. SO msn at
Ms 10 c+ cGonsy as, Kos Ne 81, GSse az
no 10 ass Earl AT National fs . Assosa'ion
AT. Palmer 30. Wa Kupfer nst. Green,hsl; No. G2i.
hia f11a 1sd ar"a} o%pSny g. co@ -nhaSssn
ngt Dempsey; No. c46 Meyer agt Meyer no 52o Bauer
Supreme 1' conr,.Tria Term~Iaft l. Keogh' j. Part H.
road 2;2e Fentcr asi hIo(klyn. Queens County and
queens County and Suburban Railroad No 1913. Marlin
Hrooiyn Heights Haiiroad; No. 42I s,urzenacher ogt.
bert No 242sH; Meehan ag' H .. ct al; 40
agt Long Island Railroad; No. 1901 Kramat agt city Of
Nos s7i ard 2,75 Mcdonald og, Dfookyn Heights Iii
road. 40. 44l. Min Unfit as Brooklyn Heights Itfil-
rad No. 2m, Burke agt B,ooklyn Iieehs nallo,a.
no go f1rTf Ss Atane Ay|ne har2ad % ~
G5osgIay agt Ielai'eId ~ 21' he%n agi' in Ok yn
Heights Railroad. No 25.l. Paxton as swim; ~ 245
asn act Brookyn ,s ay BALI, ss No. 2 Wd nS S
Pas. Martin agt. Fulton Bank ct al: No. iDo Walkers
ast h9 9on No. s s rn n @s' SG e 10 % ,o s
Brooklyn Heighs Railroad No $3.50. Murphy agt Brook
Coles ast rroklyn Heights Railroad; 80. 2575 Karhr
Tide NJ sS ~; sj59Sa = NIX
supreme cour,-Appe.laie Division second Judicial De
ias 1874. III 49, No. 1856 1886 ia7. 1873 1870 40 AL IA.
viii. Of Marsaretha r. Ahrcns. Michael Van sickle Mary
= Barker chares j, korms Kae F. poonan James
Ma AG, 4s. Mary hs Gsss Hs
4"1d S %s. Gedsh q 'y 5sg S s
q Susan Dickinson Contested calendar at 1910 No
u. To~n 8. S2"' O''' '' ~ ''''' '' ''"'''
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WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

Commencement exercises OF the Girls high School.
at the school building NostTand-ave ana Hancock
ST.. evening
Assembly District Conventions OF tho Shepard
Democracy.
Commencement exercises OF the Polytechnic In
Stitute evening.
Garden party. ST. James Pro-Cathedra Pearl and
Johnson sis
Election for second Lieutenant Company Il. 23d
Regiment. nrmory
Excursion OF the Veteran Association OF the 47ih
Regiment, Witzels Point View Island.
Coroners inquest with reference 10 the Thirty
nlnih-st. accident Sunday. June :. Courthouse.
evening
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HE LEFT HIS MONEY TO Buy CANDY

Oakland correspondence OF The Sa Francisco Car
one OF the very earliest settlers OF Oakland was
George W. Teasdale. and on account Of the peculiar
nature Of his Will made many years ago the school
children OF Los Gatos were enabled to-day to enjoy
a unique Memorial Day
He had not been very long a resident OF this city
before he moved 10 Los Gatos, and hardly anybody
here remembers Mr.. Teardae. He was a
pioneer OF the Santa Clara County town and. being
somewhat eccentric. he left peculiar will when he
died. twenty-three years ago.
At his death he beaueathed all the wealth he nos
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THEY WANT TO Reform CIVIL SERVICE.

The Unity Republican Club Of the Twentieth Ward
has been organized for the purpose Of reforming
the Civil Service. George Kenneth is president c.
X Smith secretary and William Burling treasurer
n Is the avowed purpose Of the club TO have Civil
Seryice examination questions confined to such
nertain directly 10 the place applied for.
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sey: lid. r w Hinrlchs; Ivth. F. B. Tuck; 1 Xth
Henry c. Wright; With. N. OConno4r, rrn aiix
XtS oRsy XII HrTEing;%9Tnr Ra'g jam
= D,rack: XIVth Charles a. Prize: XVIII: John r.
scheidt: XVIth S. X. Madden; XVlltht; Sa'nah'gIl
Fills: XVIIIth Edmund Driggs: %lXh, VI. D.
Brophy; XXth p. L. Nostrand; XXlth. u. ID Jones'
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'Jazcville Is a good town, don't think" said
Perry Palette the assembled members OF the pro-
fession Everybody struck gimme the cold shout
der, the town marshal giTme the hot foot. and de
police Judge gimme roast. Oh. they Amt no dan
ger OF runnin' out OF meat in that town."-(cncin-
M ENQUIRER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-16

A Theory1Everett Wrest-Ever know that even
the best whshey has to be about half water to be
fifteen 10 drink
| Dismal Dawson-Ive heard OF II. spose IL L.
the onregenerate animal mater In man that dem
tina water, don't you?-Qndianapols Journal
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4 NCIlOR LINE.
CLYDE LINE
n oMPAGNIE GENERALE Transatlautqua

~ FRENCH LINE TO HAvRE. FRANCE
LA GASrOGNE Baudelon. ........ sat. June Ia T.
IA BRErAGAE kgpa ............ sat. June y, BOA
!, Rl;oGNE Lebo@us ........ Sat July 4. "a
parior lat AMI buffet smoking car attached to specl
Train Navre- Paris vice vsrsal Seats 81 % extra
FOKGET General Agent. No Bowling Cree
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pubIie Notices.

& STlcE Of COMMISSIONER OF rx ssEDss
~ N REGARD TO CLAIMS FOR fN'~
FROM II'RY DITY
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WILLIS RETURNS FROM ST. LOUIS.

THREE PLANS PROVIDED FOft-->O ]ANAiO-'
pDOBARIY BE TAKEN UNTIL COMMISSIONERS
WILLIS RETURNS FROM ST ho'i"'
Deputy City Works Commissioner fieiu'ns 80
terday made public the bids submitted ias' "''M
Gov tho additional pipe conduit from Spring Creek
10 Mlbrrn. The bids are divided into three Glasses
as follows Plan 4. which calls for o'-incn s'eo'
pipe sabine and asphalt coat:ngs plan d. iol 1"o
lS-inch cas,-iron pipes and Plan c. for one fo-incn
cast.iron nine. The bidders under the different
Specifications are follows:
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WHITE STAR LINE.

Ieutonic.....June H. noon Teatonc July 49, pca
Britannia. June a. noon Britannia. July ~ MA
Majestic ....Juiy J. 10 n Adriatic. ....Juy q nxs
ieimanc. July :. noon ti-Imsnlc Aug s. Ma
80 COTTON CARRIED by PASSENGER STEAMER
PIER No a. North River Office, p Broadway "
H. MAITLAND KERsEY Aeert
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AV1 direct u Cottage C.iy Mass and Portland MA
Delightful sea coast route T. all pleasure resorts NJ
.,t Fast elegant scenery: low excursion rates s's1so
,ail from Piet No -. East River every f~''"'
thursday and Saturday at T. ~ -,o ,y.,t a.
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OLD DOMINION LINE DAILY SERVICE

~ For OLD POINT COMFORT NORFOLK H eNyyss
NEWS. PETERSBURG, PokTsMO. IN IN - WASH.
POINT RICHMOND. VIRGINIA BEAC p,.s sns sr.s
INGTON. D. c. daily except sunday ND "a 80 ss,ur
(via all water route,. Monday Frsst ohy 80 PEI
dAy Passengers ana Fre.ghD. Salinss TUE ..,s ~
n r.. 3 + ". sat. p. NJ. Through "''''
're'S W 4 Gr'IILAtpF:U vlee-Pres and Trsns no
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~ ETHERLANDS LINE.

S : wERKTNDAM. THURSDAY. Jun. y sSos
s : sPAARNpAM ...... SATURDAY. June ~ W $500
steamers rsi 10Th Ways al B1ulogne-sur-se, W.,
First cab n SIS $40 second cabin. sS stserts ps,
low rates Apply for handhooS ana 'e'"'''
sencer Agency 50 Broadway
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VIAIIORY STEAMSHIP LINES

MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES'
WI SEA VOYAGE ALoNG THE AIL1A N g wa vss
IuN. TEXAS. il AZ IDEAL NAcAIioN TE Eiivrrs ;,
ONE-WAY EXCURSION OR TO- kisis ilS csi,,ar,,a
al FONTS In Texas colorado ltah. Anfona Se,s,
Mexco Georsia Ford! &c EScesn I ,c ;.., fr.e
G " MALLORY 4 CO. Gen. Agis.. Pier ~ = n. y. :.
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SAvANNAi LINE ( Ts',r''iTs .sTS, Meet r'''''s'
Ard Saturdays AZ y. VI 'or SsVann s,, .jum
CITY OF Aususta -. June IL Kansas eiv,.,a,.... =
C.y OF Birmingham. 10 ~ - pru nghan.. 40
tallahassee .....-... - Ilv ,,,r. Connec,ps s,u
rail lines for all points South ana AKA SIS Broadway
and freight rates apply at 26l. sl'' ''
~ the Pie. foot Of Spring =, ,,..witn @ Sr-S
G Sorri Manager Y n---------
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BANANA RAILROAD STEAMSHIP LINE

BANANA RAILROAD STEAMSHIP LINZ
L Formerly CoLIMBlAH 20 a1S sScrsco
THE SEA ROUTE TO SAN rha.cS 80, Pxs &
Connecting az the Isthmus tor all West .ys''
a-xico. Central and south A ~ 6. xL
Steamers sail from Pier foot IVES, -'O" las. ~
ALLIANCE. June 20 noon ApNAN.t' an iprastvs,
For rates apply at Companys once :, ~ Nastys
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TNCD an, LINE OF STEAMSHIPS,

for La auayra Puerto Nb<lo euIAp ,,'klyr
cs,bo via Curacao from Perrepcn, stores In.
IS PHILADELPHIA ....... WEDNESDAY, Iaiy ~
IS CARACAS ..........-....... .rf.pe'' ,.ly IL u
IS. VENEZUELA. ......... W tdnesgSa ruovis -
TOR MARACAIBO. VIA ST. Ier'w,.sy June y
These American steamers built expressr
have superior accommodations FOR passshrnirLErT.
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CuROPE.-Thlr,y Excursions to Europe. oc1
STEAMSHIP LINE.

IL tickets hy al lines Send for Touris, Gazette; ny
Land exclusion caves SEPT Round me ~9.Ia ~
-,,r,s Oc, Il 7 {. CLARK. III Broadway, New-im
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CONDUIT BIDS OPENED.
TEN CONTRACTORS SUBMITTED ESIi-
MATES ON THE WORK.

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