HB io THE SUN, FRIDAY, JULY 8, IBM.' ' I
Iff1 r 5XCWfOB)I.
yt Lo7 Island Railroad's
v' Great Excursion Routes
It- TO 7Afi SM.
I Manhattan Beach.
It Leave Foot of 34th St., E, R.,
ll ';. Dally, except nuniay. o.:o. tvto. ?sto. Oiao. il.no a.
.- .. iliiln, and hslr hourly I mm 1:10 ru 10:40 ). 91.
I" additional train Rico, Dayt c. L J. Cm lilo !. it.
t . Vc. Ticket. .0 cents.
'4 WHITEHALL, HI'., via Ttur Rldee.. dally, e xcept Sun.
s day, hourly rrom 7:tu A.M. to 19:10 P. M., and half
'A, hnurlyfrom 1:10 to 0:10 P.M. Saturday ouly 13:40,
Wo? Additional Train, Race Dayt C. L J. C, 11:40 A. M
' -fHOP.M. Kxu, Tluk.it 48 cents.
If Coney Island.
1 Blrooklyn Blritlgc.
Bl i Through trains from D'klrn Terminus, tl'kljrn Bridge,
i via D'klyn Elevated nnd l(. P. A C. I. R. IL
Lv. n'klvn Rrl.tgedally min. 8:4t),U.4J, 10:18, and
ma naif hourly from 10-3.1 A. M. to Is-aa, mud every
MM twenty mlnutca rrom 1:07 tn Wi7 P.M.
vr. Ke. Tickets eo rents. Including Elevated Fare, on
Mr,. i MUt.tallU. E. It. R stations.
Culver Eloiitc.
II 3 Leave foot of WHITEHALL ST.. New York, dally.
Mil 3 exert Sunday, at 7:10. 8:10. DUO. 10:10 A. M., and
MS 0 halt hourly from I1U0A. II. to :40 and 10:80 P. M.
Mp. I Kxe. Tickets lo cents.
If Rockaway Beach.
I VIA N. Y. AND ROCKAWAY BEACH R. R.
J Train, leave Long Island City dally, except Sunday,
Mtl I 6:40, H:lo, Otto. 11:03 A.M.: Ivm), i .83. if:31, H:40,
H I 4:8S, Bias. (1:40, TM0, 8;o. 0.20 P. Jl.: Saturday. :0S,
H I U:03, 0:60 P. II.
7 I THE PEOPLE'S PLAYCROUND.
W.I i Hl. A. delightful rail on faat-
TH I HIHlMw t0,nr .teamer.. Two
l I MFH dFwftJ!',nu' concert, dall).
17 I rUi H -Ml i m.egnincent foliage,
S fl " k 1 Ufa. rara Pl.nl. and hortl-
jj B , I Wftcultural wonders. An
III RMn,M inequaled menagerie,
Kfl IHHHjHBBBmaxnincent aviary.
Hi 9nBHHHffipjBlHmammth nqunrluro,
; H K& IHP n I Aw grand museum, all
9 K3 HF a II a.' I H fflrUUi:. OmumeGlen
l.tJHlaife ISMl'land Clam Dake.
j HUdfiaflyfcy Hlnnrra c la cart.
vSflnxKKKaKKK " Tletn Deutschland."
J BBHHmSBbV " Th' Dairy." Uoat-
j VflaKaxHH ln,r' bathlnr. fl.hlns.
Bl ax bowline, and bllltarda.
Vu TIME TABLr STIAlirE" LX IVt
7 fkrttext l run, . 1t.ll A M lit M. I.W, .. III. Sti
T. r.Miatlb H . BrMikWn tl, 19.11, It.tIA U.l It.,
l l.ia,t.li.a.iir. it ,Blli4 nt, t4i, in, it. a Hi
11 lt.U.1.11, 111. 4.11. 143 P. K.I LB A VII 0LKH mi.AN'D,
UK 11 A. M. fnrliasi., drnl.ai S1..1IM., im r M.r.r
EH Owtui-di n: ..in j, , t, 7, r. u., far u umi.ii. cxtia
III HOAT.6CMDATS
1) KXtTlIKSIOX 40 CENTS.
1, . Inclililoa Aflmllnn to nil Attraction..
KV j ' ETEKY Sl'XDAT,
I i Long Island Sound by Daylight.
' TnE TWIN-SCHEVV FLYEIl
1 HBGHARD PECK,
HA' . TnE FASTEST STEAMER IK THE WORLD.
Uit I laare. Pier S East lllTer. foot Peek Hip. erory Snn-
t 1 day morning at B:ao. connecting at Sew Uavenntth
Hiy 'I the magnificent steamer
i'l C. B-L 190eTHAi39
Hll arrtTlnn In Hew York on return at 7:H) P. M. .am
J J i flay, allowing Hay of orcr on hour In the beautiful
1 " City of Elms."
H 1' j Btateroom. and restaurant at regular prlcea. Matlo
Hi 1 by Eben. 7lst Regiment Band
V 8 I Excursion, !. Children half prloe.
l i SPEND THE FOURTH AT
NIAGARA FALLS.
fE r Take tho Scenic Jtonto
H LlEElIIGEfl VALILlEl'
80MD YESTlnCLE TRAINS.
U 88.00 SSSSS1' 88.00
K Ticket. Rood going July S, and retnm up to and lr
I eluding July 6.
K NO lVOHS OF TIME FROU IH7HINESS.
V Jv Train, learo Cortlandt or Deabroase. it. at H:S0 A.
fe,'l a., 0:10 and P. it., and Penna. Annex at 8 A.M.,
Kt 0:53 and 8:4s P. )1.
sBH.V;i Ticket, and Pullman accommodations at 833, 873,
VaV'ii 944,andl,'J8S Rroadway: 31 East 14th su, 1SS East
jBW'A UStb St., 137 Dowrry, or foot of Cortlandt or Dr.
SH'ln brosaes st. Maw York city: No. 4 Court at., 800 Fulton
MKrec;Ba Broadway, and Penna. Annex, foot of Fulton
f.y at-Brooklyn.
P For full particulars and accommodations for parties
T apply at Mas Broadway.
W BEST OF ALL
Hi I OUTlIfar "in TOE QLOR10U3 FOURTH AHE
j I Qf J's
sKI i ofl Thrcr.Dny Exenr.loaa to
Wills' w"a Fa,ls and the
Wit Mnousand Islands.
V r ' BD(1 lf " expt.nsc I .
B', . . Uralted nnmbers. Ulghclosi Hotels.
WfA 1 Apply at once for sleeper.
UVn A TUOH, COOK. fe SON.
mWi For the accommodation of the public our two
stM'l'x Few York offlceswlll be kept open until H o'clock
WTrt on Friday night.
Hi J ' 8Q1 nod 1.CCJI nrondwnr. IV. Tr.
B ' CEL1.CAGO nETCRN
If OWLY HI VIA 'THE
j Picturesque Erie R. R.
iTlckeUaold July 3 toe, Inclusive. Good returning,
leaving Chlcajo on or berore July !!.
SOUS T8TfIIVI.EI TRA1NH,
TVlth Pullman SlecptBS and Dlalns Cars.
Ticket, on sale at 401, 037. 201. or 111 Broadway,
Chambers St. or West VSd St. Stations, New York; aij
Vulton Bt. Brooklyu; zoo Uudson Su, iloboken. or at
Jersey City Station.
- GRAND HOLIDAY OUTING
PBT LOW-ItATE EXCURSION TO TnE
HH liugged Pennsylvania llountalns.
MAaJCH CHUNK. GLEN ONOKO,
b ' H and the
n ) BREEZY SWITCHBACK R. R.
k Via Central Railroad of New Jersey
K SATURDAY, JULY 4.
HHB. J i.sreclal express train, carrying lunch car, will
ssssKn leave New York from foot of Uherty St., North lllier,
10 A. IS., returnlnz arrli Ing In city about U P, M.
Ps for round trip: From New York, 14.23. bwllctv
tickets at half rates if purchased on excursion
, NIAGARA FALLS
ppjy? jpje Q Bon.'.r.p
Hitr? EZcvbhio.v 3sO via thu
Wmf PICTDEESQUE ERIE E. E.
Ml I l iTick.tt good going July 0, good returning, leaving
I Blagara Falls on or before July d.
I, t .Train. leaveChamber. .t, U:W) A.M..7:80 P.M...nd
II f 8:43 P.M. Five minutes varller from Vest 23d st.
ii f Tickets nn sale at all trie n dices In New York,
Willi I Brooklyn. Moboken, and Jersey City.
ijlj) Brand Excursion 4th Jul, to New Haven.
Mi BA.YE.iaUT MAII. ON F.ONO IHLA.NU
W, I BOUND KASTWAB1),
5.5. I AM)
M I MOONLIGHT MAIL IIOHEWAIID,
IF. I sTTBAUEIt RICHARD PECK will leave I'lcr 2ft FjuI
It I Kiv.rU:l)0 A. !., arriving at New Haven 1:43 P.M.
I, 1 Returning leave .ew Haven 12. 8u inldnUht, arrlv.
Hi . tag back tn New York fi A. M. Hundar, affording a
III visit of 10 hours In tho lleamtrul City of Kims.
j J Exmmmo.N one 1101.1..1.11.
! CONEY ISLAND.
SEA BEACH ROUTE,
I) 1 Boats leave foot Whitehall st. terminus Elevated
S and Broadway Railroads, at 7:10, :10. uiln. 10:10,
'J f 11:10. 11 140 a; M.. ami half hourly untllOilo P.M.
I I Bunduya, rrerjueut service all day, Last returning
! Bundav train 1-nn A. Jl In Brooklyn llrldee.
Ilu irr Tim iikavtifvi. urnsoN.
Kn I -luly 4th Jnlr4(li July tlb and
)U I Ev.ry Mund.y, three-d.l.'nd Iron saloon steamer
AH I J ' TOI.CJIKSTKIt
bkSI'' m To Voukera, lona Island, We: Point, and Noivburgh.
j 'l l.ailnK eoutli Mh si., IWlllanKiuirgh, BUS: llrldiie
LxSll I iHXk, Brooklyn, ti.'M; U'csi lutii si. ilroy Hock),
xsxSvS I UtlO: Welt v-Mst., ti:30, lSllli St., 10:00; Yonkers
sxsxsxll . ld'eene'. IKh.ii. 10:13.
sKSKsanhla alusla and refrhnirnts on board. Tho only boat
BKSKsxsM lilatopptntr ai lona Isisnd
mmmWi 'run ucu op thu iivdhon.
H U Itab, uoijno ticip, so cunth,
V Sl'lTf KHT POINT, NEWnUUflll, and PO.
BKsxisKsn II rHt':,M,,T oruu ially Excursion (except hun
sxsxsxH JVllay;. incu.diiig 4T1I ' JUI.V, by Palace Iron
n'Tiay una Htraniera I roin Pesbrmses st. l'ierato;40
Mltllllt. W, and West 2lid su at tl o clock.
sxsxsxBlll IKnaUi.N'i IAII.Y.-teainrr bCHUVI.KH: fareT76c.i
BxsxsxsxMVIlVcluba.70c..ulihliall; ladles, 40 Kuit 131 it, 7:13;
(abkuianst., 7:3J; Wist loth st..h; Franklin st.,.iio.
Hvli'kKOUNU STATEN 1HI.1.1 DAILY.
Rytflpnimvnciug July 4 iilactf at...iuer AUHUHa leave.
slxsxsxsxVsx&l.,,Nt X2d st 1 iaoi li.ltery landing, 1:43; Bridge Uock,
HUR9Jtlyn, U i'.U. HelreshmtnU. Tickets 60 cents.
KUlsVUEIt'FULfb.H MARKET will go to the Cholera
Ita Eka Saturday and Sunday: leave. East Sd st.
sxsxsxsxsxsBtr.&outtjbtU St., Brooklyn. 7:U0j Fulton st, 7:10;
'iSti'KpJf4- H ' ccnta. Cast. UAU.
BKSKSKSKSKaKSKsflsW' JP
BK.BBaBBBBBaBKSKSKS.BlnT 1
BiiMSHaBBBBBBBBKL. " "". Altafafe.,)' ll
' iSxturgtottg.
IRON STEAMBOAT GO.
They cannot burnt They rannot sink'
THE UM.T ALL-WATER ROUTE TO
CONEY ISLAND.
I-andlm at the Iron Pier.
TO-DAY'S TIME TAM.K. BUIUECT TO CHANOBl
From 2d su. N. It. . .Itcnrly from 11 A. M. to V P. it,
rrom 1'l.rtu.wl No. I.N. It Half an hour later.
From Coney Island, hourly from in:4HA. XL to u:40
P.M. R:3'i. 4:50. a UUP. i. boats from Pier 1 (lop
at Crescent Club.
i:.t:immo.N tickets s centm.
Tickets on sale at nil down-town track station! of
the elevated railroads. East side patsena.r trans
ferred free to Balterr place. Returning, east tld.
fasvnirer deposit ticket, at Battery place and are
ransferrcd freo to the east side.
LONG BRANCH
ASBURY PARK.
Leave foot 2!d St., N. It. 0:80 A. M 3:80 P. )L
Leaw t'l.r tnsw) No 1, N. It., 10 A. ., 4 P. U.
Iave lng Ilronoh. 12:10 P. M.. :I3 P. M.
Kmcaraloa Tleheta tn Lone Urftneh, 9S C.
Eicoriloa Tlek.ta to Aatrnry Para.. Ol.OO.
FOURTH OF JULY
EXCURSION.
LEHIGH VALIjEV IIAIIjROAI)
Iflauch Chunk, Glen Oiiokof
nuil Switch-Back.
SPECIAL TRAIN, with Improved l.uncli Car at
tached, will leave foot of Cortlandt or lAwbrosses St.,
New York City, at tt.20 A. II., Pennsylvania Annex,
foot of 1 ulton St., Brooklyu, at 8.00 A. 11.
EXCURSION $2.25 TICKETS.
Tleketa Tor Hwlteh.nn.ck can only be par,
chiteed on Mpeclut Train fur SO eenta extra.
Tickets nn sale at 233. 27:1.044, and 1.323 Rroadn ay,
SI Kaat 14th St. If0 iJist 123th St., 127 Bowery, and
foot of Cortlandt or DrslroMea St., New York City: 4
Court st., hOd tulton St., tit Hrovlway, and Pcnnsyl
vanla Annex, foot of Fulton st . Brooklyn.
For full particulars and accommodations for parties
apply at 883 Broadway.
TO CENTS to
CONEY ISLAND,
MANHATTAN BEACH,
CANAR8IE ronnwMng with
ROCKAWAY BEACH,
SIIl'.K.I'MIIr.An IlAY,tVF.KTIIUIUHTON
11ATU IIKACII, ULalBR I'ARK,
FOUT HAMILTON,
39TH ST. BROOKLYN FERRV,
at the foot of Whitehall it. Terminus of ALL Ele
vated Roads. Broadway and Belt Line Cars.
CONNEtTINU WITH
THE NASSAU ELECTRIC RAILROAD
on th Brooklyn side. Boats every SO minute.
EtREE RABLROAO'
4TK JULY.
SI-iOE-iOLA GLEIi,
in the Blue Mountains, one hundred and seven mile,
from New York, on the banks of the beautiful Dela
ware River: 1,000 feet above the sea.
81. OO. BOUND TRIP. Ol.OO.
Express trains leave West 23d 8L 8:33 and H:23a
It. Chambers St., 0.00 and 0:30 A. M. Returning,
leave Hhohola 3 :oo P. M. and . 1 0 P. M.
GREENWOOD LAKE CLENS.
75c. ROUND TRIP. 75c.
Special express leates West k3d St 9:40 A. 11.
Chambers St., 0:43 A. II. Returning, leave. Olens
B:00P. M.
FOURTH OF JULY AT
IftieAGARA FALLS.
EXCURSION ON ALL TRAINS.
FRIDAY, JULY 3. 1800,
Via West Shore Railroad.
01NL S8 WBIIOUNDTmP.
Train, leave New York foot of Franklin St., 0:00
A. M 3'4S, 7:30. and B 00 P. M.; foot West 42d It-,
B:ia A. 11.. 8.00. 7:43. and 8:13 P. l.
Four Trip. Dally From New York.
Three Trips Baity From Brooklyn.
STEAMERS GENERAL SLOTCxt ANB ORAND RE
PUBLIC. Leave A. M. A.M. P. M. P. M.
W,22dst 8:40 10:00 1:33 3:43
W. 10th St. n:30 10:13 1:43 S.3S
Battery 0:13 10:40 2:03 4:13
Bridge Dock. Brooklyn. ..9:30 11:00 2:2
4:13 Boat from Battery will not stop at Brooklyn.
Boats lesve Rockaway Beach. 11. JO All.. 1:00 P.
M, 3:30 P. M- 7:30 P. M. SUNDAYS. 00c.
50b SUHDAY excursions 50c
UP THE HUDSON
As far as POl'QHKEEPSIE.
8TEAMEU CITY OF LOWELL.
Leavinv Pier4(i N. R. mid number), next Desnrosses
St.. HU.Vfl.tY, .IDLY S, 10 A. M.. and from
Brooklyn by Annex boat from foot Fulton su. 0:23
A. M. Refreshments, etc. A Fine tlreheatr.
130-raIle sail on "The American Rhine" for 30
cents. Tickets and Staterooms on sale at Pier 40. N. R.
FOURTH OF JULY AFTEBNOON
EXCURSION TO
1VEHT POINT.
STEAM i:K MABk POWELL
Leaves Weal 22d kt. at 2 P. 51.. arriving at W si Point
at 4:30 P. M..returnlug on any or West bhore Railroad
trains. This will irtve pawrtngera ample time to aee
Cadet, in Camp, Dress Parade. Ac. Fare for the
round trip. (1.00. Returning by Hudson River Rail,
road, tl.10.
NORTH BEACH
MAGNIFICENT ELECTBICAL LIOIITrt.
Via twxt uutu Si Ferry, half an hour deliviitrut sail.
Largo double-decked boata. Fare IO cents.
ROCKAWAY BEACH.
Iron bteamboat ANULER. Two trip, dally from
East3lstst..U:l9 A. M..2:IB P M.
South Sth it. Wlill.tnanurub. :8. 2:3a
Battery landing, 10 A. it.. J: 10 p. L
Returning, leave Rockawav 0 p. M.
Fare, round trip. 30c.: Sundays. 30c.
4TH JULY EXCURSION TO KKYPORT.-Hleamer
BKLLF. HOKTON LEAVES foot Bloomneldat. two
Elcrs south West 14th et. f.rry. 10 A. M. and 7 P. M.
uvea Keyport a P. M. EXCUK81UN 3()c.
UO!-SCHUYLER'S passengers on ClioTera
XI Banks Thursday tlllod baskets wltli Hug and
humpback baas. I.UMj. Captain
CHOLERA TlANi;s.-8tenierSCHl'YI.ER.Thiinidar"
'July 2, battirday, July 4, and bunday. July 3;
plenty lings and bass.
AlLY'KXCURSlO.Ns'and fishing on the'oceafi!
New twin screw steamer AI, FOSTER. Knit .tut
kt.. 7:40: Battery, 8:20. II. with three buncties bait.
N. Y. and Long Branch Steamboat Co.
See advertisement under steamboats.
ummtr gUiSortji.
MASSACHUSETTS.
"THE ATLANTIC,"
NANTANB.CT BEAt'll, UAHS P.O. address
North Cnhasset. Finest Sf aside resort on New England
coast. One hour's ride from Boston, boat or rail. Ca
pacity 400. Excellent cilMlle. 230 reel above sea level,
hxcellent lull Unit and drives. L. BAMON'M SONS,
props, tl. A. & J I.. Damon of tba " Thorndlke,'1
Boylslon St., Boston.
BEEKSillEE 1xrv'Vo?M.,,wn.hinli'V..l0n
vated. healthful, cool, hprltnt water. 1whI accom
modatlons for 23. Mrs. L. Melius, Alandar, Berkshire
co., Mast.
RHODE ISLAND.
TnE QUEEN OF AMERICAN WATERING PLACES.
Leland's Ocean House.
NEWPORT, R. I.
Long and favorably known as the most Fashionable
Summer Hou... in A,u.r.c,a.KBE LEUAmJrr,
CONNECTICUT.
FORT GRISWOLD HOUSE
ANO IIOITAUEH,
ON THEHOU.ND (oppo.lte) NEW LONDON
Jtlcveath Hessoa Open June US to Oct. 1.
A cool, healthy, aud delightful Summer Resoit. ab
solutely free from n nsuultoes. Bathing. I.uutlug,
Cshlnt, ilno roads, en. H-nd for iilu.traf-d pamphlet.
MA'rTIIi:.VrJ: HTEINLE.
"FENWICKHALLr
HAYllBOUIi. POINT, CONN.
Attractle rates toiaiiillies, hot and cold salt water
baths In hotel, boatlnp good wheeling: circulars and
Information at lo W. 23dst., R. 40. F, 1. IU1IIIAI.
NEW IIOTF.L" MAJESTIC,
NEW HAVEN. CONN.
Near Yale Cullrge Campos: mKuiricently fur
nished: 20i rooms: SO private baths: roof garden;
roueeria; IS up weekly, 113 up: boating, b4tbln,
fishing In the lakes and harbor; Ane drives and iwtrks.
WH. - JOHN UAY. Propr's.
DAVENPORT HOUSE,
Stamford, Conn. A few families and slhjle person.
can aecur. flrst-cas. board aud accommodations at
this select bouve: reasonablj terms. O. WOOD. Prop.
SHI I' PAN POINT IIOCBli Stamford, Conn... opens
June 26. FUblng, bathin, boatlnf.alto othtr at
tractions! prtcHf 111 be uoderau during June. Aa-
r j
Rummer SUiart.
THE LS7 OF
Leading
SUMMER HOTELS
and
BOARDING HOUSES
Printed in
THE SUN
is the
MOST TRUSTWORTHY
PUBLISHED.
new""y"ork
HOTEL CHAMPLAIN
OPEN JULY 1 IX) OCT. 1.
The superb Adirondack and Lake Cnamplaln retort,
on Bluff Point, Lake Champtaln.
Delaware and Hudson R. It station In grounds! all
trains and bonis stop. Through drawing room and
sleeping cars rrom New York.
A first-class summer retort.
O. 1). KEAVEY, llnaagtr,
P.O., Hotel Champlnln. N. T.
N.Y. Office: Lincoln National Bank, 4d st, UtolS
A.M.. 4 to ft P. M.
l',000 iSI,.,'Br Dflousn,
ALEXA.MIBIA It AY. N. Y.
Largest Hostelry on the St. Lnwrence River. New
management,' everything first class.
H. F. INlll.BHART. rrop.
THE ELHV9EIR,
Cornwallonlludiion. Select family Loil. All
modern lniproeinDl4. Unrtr on- Irian unmet..
tweuty years. W 31. fl. K I, ME It.
liontf Island.
Manhattan Beach.
MANHATTAN AND OEIENTAL
The Finest Hotels on tho
Atlantic Coast
See Time Table. Excursion Column.
THE ARVERNE,
Arverne by the Sea,
NOW OPEN.
Thirty mlnntea from Lone lalnad Cllr.
AKTnUB B. WOOD.
Swept giyfkeafi Breezes
CLIFFTON nOUHE, PATCUOOUE, L. L
AN IDEAL SPOT FOR RECREATION.
This popular House Is now open. Faces ocean: en
larged and newly furnished: a select Family Hotel:
surf and still water bathing, bontlnrf. fishing, muslo;
200 rooms. For particulars, w. 11. J K.N K l.v 8. Prop.
Summer Homes on Long Island.
-Summer notntt, a book dracrlblmc howls and
board in ar houses on Long Island, trre upon applica
tion nl US. IVV, V5u and 1.013 Hroadway. w loric;
at 333 Fulton tL, Broiklyn EohIo Hummer Iturtau.
and Klatbush av. stAtton, I ML R, HmoRiyn: or
send two (2) cfnuin stamp to It. M. SMITH, Traft.0
Uanacer L. I. H. H.. Lonit lalan 1 CUr. N YorK.
FAR ROCKAWAY.
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON.
Modern .nd first-class appointments: new pavilion
on the beach with restaurant. Under the tiersonal
direction of JOHN J RtxiElts
1 PARS PLACE. NEW YORK.
Far Rockaway, L. I.
OCEAN HOTEL
Now open. Accommodations for ifuuKUrsta; Wtirant
locattnu, adjoining Wav Crest Pork; line stabliuc
facllltlca. PETKB W. UAGUIHG. 1'rop.
PLAZA PARK HOTEL,
KEA CUFF. LONU ISLAND.
Capacity 200, convi-nlent tobach: handsome shad-
cd lawn. hroadlau.. Send for circular.
SPRIWCVILLE HOUSE,
GOOD HOt'NlF, M. I.
Burf and still wattfr batbln Trrnis renonhi.
'. H. J. O ETTH
SIIEEl'SUEAD RAY. I, l.llowrll Vllla
A family rcsorL
Accommodations for twenty.
Terms reasonable.
Ten minutes' walk from Manhattan Reah.
THE DELAVAN,
ON UBEAT AOl'TH HAY.
OOOD DRIVI.NO. IDEAL InCYCLL IIOAPS.
A. D. FOST1 It. SAYVII.I.K. I. L
BROOKLYN COTTAGE.
ON OHFAT HOl'TII II AY.
New sanitary plumbing In hou.e: fool table and
service. Mlt&J. 1IKALY, SayOlle. 1. L
BA YP OR T Jl O TEL.
Good cycling roads: bsy nllhln sight: bathing,
boating, n.hlng; excellent lanns. fine shade trees;
perfect comfort. J. It. HARRIS, najport, L. I.
BOOTH HOUSE. (ireenport,-Open June 1 toOrtowr.
Delightfully altuateJ.overlooklngthe water: fine
boating ami Jjathing Address Mrs. CHAS II. BOOTH.
Itnnkonkomn Iiiikc. KCHO IIOl'KE.
Fine bass fishing: transient or weekly lioarders;
terms moderate. Address I. AIL.
Hbelter I.lanil.
THE I1.Y VIEW IIOUHE.
Rheltet- I.lnud Uelht, N. Y. For circulars
address W. Jl. IIAIOHT
Adirondack Mountaius.
STETENi! HOUSE
I.AKK rj-ACII, X. Y.
ITeart of the Adirondack Mountains. 2.063 feet above
tide. The I a revs t and finest hotel In ibis part of the
region, surrounded by mountains low erltitf He
thousand three hundred fei't Mk.
J, A. St. O. A. rtl'EVUNB. Owners and Proprietors.
ROCKY POINT liMIM. "
II end of Fourth Lake, 1-niton Chain, Adlrondacks.
Open tilt Oct. 1. A moH dolliihtlul reitort In the
mountains. For Illustrated folder, Ac, address
"Itocky I'olnt Inn Company. Old J-orgo.X. Y."
"MlJMV MtiZOOK HOUSE"
Summit and centre of the Adlrondacks; masnlflct-nt
Tlews; flvo miles of the famu Hay Uroon trout
stream rciwred fur eutftU, pporuman'a imradlici
telegraph and I'oit Oftlce In hotel, circular.
I). CAJIKHO.V. Hay II rook, Fsex co., N'. Y.
AIUHONIKVriL MOr.N'TALNN,
The Mnnnlon lloune. Kllialtfltitoun, N, TT.
strictly flritt iUr, moderate prlcea: ligation unox
celled for health I uluess and soenrry Full particulars
by mall, CIIAK a, FKUUIbs, Manager.
Ssramic Lake,
E0GEW00D INN.
New management: newly ftirnlsh.il and refitted
throuirbout; capuclty. 71. Opened June 1. lor ctr
culart address r, ft . DKW1.Y. saranav I jke, . V.
TAK1I!1 COTTAGE, brautirul and healthful loratlnu,
J. J bank of Saransc Rlier. Mill take u fetv iimro
boarders, A. J. BAKER. SarauacJ.nki N. Y.
Lako tJcorjic
PHEMSX HOTEL,
Hague, N. v.. now open, for urnn nnd reference!
apply toQ. F. MAKMUI.h. Proprietor.
ARLINGTON AND CENTRAL,
Caldwell station. Arlington open all year. Central,
June 1st to Oct. 1st. 'Buses to ull trnlnsiuid boata
WUIIUES & DKNT-jN, Props.
J;nUi lIoimtt;uii)e,
BALDWIN HOUSE.
Charm In? location, near take; pleasant rooms: ex
cel lent tulile boat ' n j and tWhltu. jfood lltery at
tached; nndcrato rate. Write for fu 1 particulars.
UflL WItinilT. Mahopac. N. Y.
Snratou Hiu'Iumh.
Sarato?a Springs, N. Y.
CONGRESS HALL
Hra.on oTlSOO Opena June IS.
Accommodates one thousand guests,
loo Roan., at llT.ftil per weolt.
Ui0 ' at f U.oo it day.
200 " at I a 30 and tl 00 per day,
CLEMENT U COT.. II. b. CLEMENT,
owners anil Proprietor!. Manager.
EXCELSIOR SPELNG HOTEL,
MARATOUA, N.Y.,
It unique In that It combines all tn. advantages of
a gnat rttort with the pur air. U. Quiet, and the
greater freedom of tba country. Opens third reason
under pretont raanarement Jnne 1. Illustrated
cf ummtr ruorlji.
NEW YORK.
Slinron SprltiRS.
SHARON SPRINBS,N.Y.
PAVILION HOTEL Opon Juno 16.
European Appllentlone of Hnlnhur Water,
Inhnlallon, Hatha, nad llouehea
For Bheaatall.n, Catarrh, rikin Mlaeaaea.
1'ampnlott, list of houses, and prices gratis.
JOHN 1L OAltDNKlt A SON.
Catsklll Mountains.
MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
Altitude 1,700 feet; beautiful, healthiest family sum
mer rcsorti four hours from city: boating, bathlnr,
food bass fishing In Round Ijtke. reserved exclusively
or guests: large rooms, French tsble, so ommndate.
Boo cneiui terms moderate, circulars, Bit. BE
VESOOE. Kldred. N. Y.
Try the Smith House,
Cornwa'l on Ilndson, this summer. Accommodate!
150. We know the cuisine and service will please you:
per week and upward,
KLMKlt ft HF.N.SETT, Managers.
GATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
Now open. BM hour, from N.w Tork.
CATSKILI, MOUNTAIN HOUSE CO. Catsklll. N. Y.
mm. tViTTOLnmcnu; huvke
Now opm modern itnproromentst trout iiond on
premises. H. F. WHITNEY. Phoenicia. UUter Ca. N.V.
West End Hotel, Hunter," Mf. Y.
Open all jear: modern improrr-ments: hot and cold
water on cTery floor. 1IVU11 II. OAHA.
,, EUROPA HOUSE.
Accommodations for 100 guests: all Improvement.
Bond for circular. J.F. voaa. Phcvnlcla, K. Y.
THE CLARENDON HOTEL.
Now open: accommodate. ?3 guests, fine trout
fishing. CAIT. J. W. WAIT, Shandaken. N, Y.
CATSKILI, MOUNT AINs. - Falls Farmhouse, near
two magnificent waterfalls, at an elevation of
about 1. moo feet; secla rates to young gentlemen!
fishing and bathing; carriages meetguesu at depot!
terms rt per week. JOHN BTEAB. Acra, N.V.
Cairo.
CATSKILL MOl'NTAINH.
MAPLE LAWN HOUSE,
CAino, N, V.
MapleLawnhanthe finest location tn the Catskllla,
with accommodation for 133; also cottage of ten
rooms, near.
AUUHF.MF.N'TS.
Howling, pool large amusement hall, tennis, Ao. A
farm of 00 acres supplies the houe wlinTresb milk,
eggs, frultp. and regeuhies: terms, ttl tof 10.
Hpeclal Iosv Bate Tor September.
Rest of city references. A. J. LOCK, Proprietor.
theTst. eluao.
situated In a nine grove, high elevation, beautiful
surroundings: hop. nightly: pleasant walks and
drives, one-half mile from depot, telegraph and Pott
Office. Address F. WEBB. Cairo. N. Y.
Greenwood Lake
WILLOW POlT HOTEL,
GREENWOOD LAKE
A cool and shady resort at bead of Lake. Good
table and well furnished rooms; terms by the week
moderate; best fishing point on the Lake: good camp
ing grounds; Dathlng and boating; good shooting la
aeason. HORACE J. ARKE. Proprietor.
NEW JERSEY.
Forest House.
Budd Lake, Morris Co., H. J.
Oem of tbeRchooiey Mountains, 48 miles ria Dela
ware, Lackawanna and Western R. R. Fishing, bath
Idk. muslo. bowling, lake seven mtl'-s in clrcumfer
eme; large shady grounds, sloping to water: no nine
qultoes: select family house: iet our rates circular
before you decide elsewhere. Villi call with views If
desired. DUHYEA.
HATHAWAY INN.
Darlington (Deal Beach), N. J.
The handsomest place on the Jersey coast: all
modern tmprotements. good Ashing, turf bathing,
and driving. Now open. Address
P.J CURRAK. Manager.
THEBRIELLE.
A f amity hotel; accommotlates u (rucsts, on the At
lantic ooasL 18 miles south of Long Rranch' t$ to IIS
weeklr: special rate for eaon For further partlcL
lam address O.K. RUSSELL. 170 I Km en sb. Drook
lyn,orRrlelle.y.J. uAfSDO HOUSE
RED BANK, N. J.
Prettiest place on the Shrewsbury, near Long
Rranch. Boating, bathing, fishing; $8 to $12 per week.
HEATH " HOUSE.
SCHOOI.KY'S MOUNTAIN SPKIM18. S. J.
Every attraction of a mountain rert. Liberal
management, popular prlcea, descriptive tooklet on
application. W. P. COLEMAN.
Ijtike HopatCDiiC-
W00DP0RT
3E3:0"0'SElo
The tn o hotels bearing abore nameCOMHlltTARLY
and PHOPEHLY aecommodate nearly 200 gueats;
sltuatetl at the northern extremity of the iakr.com.
inand a view unsurpassed, no modern convenience
can tie named that we do not have, and while abso
lute nub t reigns, we have all the comforts of city life
together Ith the benefits of tho country. Illuitratod
book and diagrams sent on application.
Tllos. HHIUIIT, Owner and Proprietor,
Wocniport P. O , Lake Uopatcong, X, J.
.CHAFER'S
Mount Arlington Hotels,
LAKE IIOFOTONO, I)., I- and W.oen Everything
lnoIern, first class tnatlng, bathing, fishing, tnacad
auilied roads- ML ArllnKton P o,. Morris Co . N. J.
LAU.E HOPATrOXO,
HOTEL BRESLIN,
ONE AND ONE-HALF HOURS FROM NEW YORK,
Electric llKhti throughout; elevator. bathing boat
ing, fishing, eta For lliuitratedcireular address
W. 1. WA1.DEN, Prop, Mt. Arlington, N.J.
MACAIlAUZr.lt CYCLIMt IIOABS
iMi im HOT EL.
0ett all the year, tlood occontinouatlons; con
v.nient to Hopatcnnir Htation. p . K A w, R. K.
Circular. A. H. IIRYANT. I.AX1IINO. N. J.
AMERICAN HUSE,
LAr. IIOPATCONO.
Flrst'dass aecommotlntlnns. all amusements:
special rate f or J ucc. For circulars odd ress
II. WFHKU. Mgr.
IIOl'ATCONIl IIOl'HE
OPEN ALL THE 1 F.Alt.
MRS. FRFUERICK MABT, Landing P.O. Morris
county, N. J,
ITIIANI'.f.I. IIOUHI:. I.akellnpiiteonB.N.J.
Attractlie location, within 73 feet or thulaku; boat
ing, bathlng.and nshlng. rates t to 110 per eek.
JOSEPH CtH-'KH. Proprietor. P O. Uestlake. N. J.
LAKE VIEV IMCNE,
LAKE IIOPATCONO, N, J. lor ,'lrenlnr. address
F. W. 7.UCK. Proprietor.
Loti llrnncli.
iauch'sThotel
AND REHTAVICANT,
LONtl 1IRANC!.'. N.J.
Now open for the season.
A. I A UCH, Proprietor.
OhllORNE-BY-THESEA, corner Ocean and Morris
avs. Hlgh-t-loss faintly house; nccommotlstes 100;
French culslno. Apply at Hot Columbia Heights,
Brooklyn, or tisborne bj.the-Soa.
Aslmry 1'nrk.
HOTEL BRUNSWICK,
AMIL'IIY PARK. N. J.
Dlrrctty on the ll.ach. Tho trailing hotel tn every
respect. F.leralur. MOROAN A PARSONS
THE FENTM0RE.
One aud m half blocks from ocean: capacity .00.
For circulars addres-.TIUH. NtiULE. Asbury Park.N. J.
THE NEW YORK,
Ailnirv Park, 3'1I 7th v ; southern front; wide
verandas: tKrenu view: all Improvements, choice
table; elrejtars. MRS. (,HKF.N. u West V 1st st., city.
THE ABEnDEEli, TaV,1.',i',H,L,:v-CJ;'cr
Siirinv IiUki'.
THE A I 1 ABRP I'UlKCTi.VOSTiinHKACH.
HblsHallK E. M. ljLIAItlO.Nl'rup.a
MAINE.
THE LOOKOUT 8SSSrf.r- ..:
Faintly boarding housn. with uouommcwlatlons for
sOKoeitij plciuresauely situated on onu of tho high
est poluts on the Maine coast.
OEOHQK H. UTTLKFIEU.
THE SAGAMORE,
Oooelia ISeacb, Ksasrlinnkport, Ale,
New Ihls season: situated within lull feet of surf;
nno boating and bathing. W. L. OOOCU.
SEA VIEW HOUSE, SSSKfrU5T,,iSa.
.ni,s-ilf!- n r, JJif' BL.'. ,4a
EHRIGHBROS
Bicycle Store Open Until
10 To-night.
Ladies' and Men's
BICYCLES.
For TO-DAY
And TO-NIGHT Only
$85.00 .'vrlieels, with manufactur
er's nanio plato, mado by tho
MONARCH MFC CO,,
COLTON MFG. CO,,
CENTURY WHEELS,
BALTIMORE WHEELS,
RAPID TRANSIT WHEELS.
XtECOLLrCT
To-day only,
For Cash only, at
Also, the boat $100.00
wheel ever mado, ladies'
and men's, in a variety of
colors, at
45.00.
K B. No wheels sent C. O. D.
or charged, and only one to each
customer.
Sixth Ave. & 23d St.
Stiramrr Hfjsortjs.
PENNSYLVANIA.
NAOMI PIN EH Kl'MUER RESORT,
O.V TOP OF THE POCOXO MOUNTAINS.
Naomi Pines P. O.. Monroe County, Ps,
This charmingly located rrlat? hotel is now open
for the season, iltuatedon Saoml Lake, which 1- three
mllr long, one-half mile to one mile wide, t0(l acres
pine grove: pure spring water; hot and cold water
baths; steam beat, lighted by Acetylenegas; capacity
of houpe. 50; reference exchanged with strangers.
Cottage sites at this resoit wtit be for sale on the
ground Send for booklet.
IRENE DURLINO. Manager. Naomi Pines. Pa.
Delaware Water Gap.
WATER GAP HOUSE,
Delaware Water Cap. Fa
Situated In the Blue Ridge in northern Pennsyt.
vanla. K hours rrom New York by B . L and w. R. ft.
healthful and beautlf uL L. W. BRODHEAU.
DELAWARE IIOl'HF.. WATER OAP. PA.
Oprn all the year. Refuted, clean, and convenient.
Nearer the river than other houses. Handy for bath
ing, boating, and nshlng Prlt es within reason.
HEN R Y UI1.TTF.N. Owner and Proprietor.
T?OREST HOUSE. Pel. Water Oap. Pa., open: build
X Ins:, furniture, and fixtures atwolutely new. freh
and clean; three minutes from station. A. L. MA11SU.
proprietor.
AfOCNTAlN TTOVSF,
DEIJIWARK WtTER QAP. PENNA.
8LNI) FOR CIRCULAR.
MRS. Til HO. HAU8F.R A 5Q. Proprietors.
CnCRKY Cni'.EK COTTAGE.
Delightfully situated, homelike, and elegant.
Mrs. K. O. HAUSKR.Delawai- Water clap. Pa.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
FOREST HILLS HOTEL
ASr i urTAtiEs.
HEART OF THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.
Qolf Link Wh-el Irack -Casino.
Up to date In every reepeet.
May to November
J. W. Ill Dl.EY Jb CO., Prosia.,
Frsaeiinla, N. II.
THE .01 lllCTniJ Kethlehem, -White Monn.
I I1C AtlLintllUrl, lain., N. II. House enlarged,
renivated, and refitted throughout with modern con
veniences, location uuiurpaased; olrcularv
F. C. AB1IE. Proprietor
VERMONT.'
MOUNTAIN SPRING HOTEL
AND COTTAriES,
LAKE DUf-MORE, VT.
In the heart of the Oreen Mountains; opens June
S3. Capacity :I00. Elevators, eleclrlo lights. For
Uluslratetl boiik call or address.
IRANI; J. gt'INN. Proprietor.
At Ollsey Houso, Now York, after Ma) Si.
Clarondori Springs Vl.
IIOI'SE AMI COTTAOES.
Send for circular. ULO.M FLE1CHKR. Propr.
, , ...M
ffouutrij loarrt.
THE LIST Or
I.rntUng
HUM M kit HOTELS
and
VOAItMJMI HOUSES
J'riiirnf
THE SU
I thr
MOST Tltl'iTirailTUY
PVJlLItiUED.
rOOD BOARD at quiet fsrmhouse, near Sound;
1 plenty of shade, good roads, terms 13 per neck.
Boi 14. Northport, L. I.
TAMES WARUEN, PROPRIETOR of 5IAPLF. RIPOE
ll FARM, NEW HUSTON. N. 11.. lll send anyone
looking for board hit cud and city reference. If they
win n rite for them. Address abore.
" ""hcnbktiioiini;,
Near Uelassure Wafer Oup,
Elevation 1,700 ft.; beautiful walk,; hne drive:
grand views: plenty shsde; no mslarla. accommodate
fifty; dally city papers at g p M.t circulars.
Mrs. V A. KENNFIiY, Xnnhall's Creek, Fa.
(Countvs onrtl It'nntrrt.
COUNTRY BOARD near New York city wanted for
a boy of 0 i ears Address, with full particulars and
kest terms, AMERICAN, boi IIS, Sun ufnee.
Crndtnn cdottis.
HOTEL MAJESTIC;
CENTRAL PARK WF8T, lilt AND 7IST STS.
AnsOLL'TELY FIKEPItUOF.
LUXUKIOUHLY I't'lt.MNHEI),
The ntost ailv.tntagenuily Incatctt of all the great
City Ht'tcls for buinuurrcsideiice.
Culslno of suixrlor csct'llt nee Rooms tool nnd
span ouk. nvt'rl(kln Central Park. European plau.
no per day an I upward.
The mngnincnt lliuilc Hardens, reserved strictly
for guests and their fr. ends, now open, Orjhestr
muMvctcry evening,
P, W. OltVlH, O.a.ral Mnnaic.r,
Cooper Union Hotel,
15, 17, and 10 .id av Handsomely furnished room.,
permanent or transient. Rates moderate
rforrifiii Hottl?.
NORTH UUUKUI.ANn AVENUE,
TRAFALUAR MtiVAHE,
Situated In tho most convenient and f atUlonabl. posi
tion, and contains a large number of silting and bee),
rooms, en suit, and tingle, and islaule bedrooms: or
chestra play, during lunoheon... Inner, and supper:
service, table d'hote or a la cart U
-roDxletor.TUaOBOAvkOTt.8,LTJ9.
I,, .. B.lv r..T. iV - ..-
O'Neiirs,
6th Ave.. 20th to 21st St I
SI00.00 I
BICYCLES
AT 44.00 I
OUR LADIES' WHEEL. OUR MEN'S "WHEEL.
D0NT BUY A CHEAP BICYCLE
whoso framo is mado of welded tubing, but buy ono that you
can dopend on, ono that will not break in two when put to
more than an ordinary strain. "Gold Standard" Frames are
mado of "Mannesman" seamless steel tubing, the best that
can bo manufactured, and nro fully guaranteed.
Go where you will, you can find no HUch a bargain in a high
class wheel in tho United States. '
tidies' and Plan's pyoli Suite.
Here are four little prices that tell you the story of the
Greatest Bicycle Suit Sale ever held in New York City.
Ladies' Suits of all-wool, light Men's Suits of Scotch Mixed
weight mixtures, five pieces, Choviots and Plain Cloth, Tan
cap, jacket, divided skirt, bag and Blae
and leggings, 0(jr price 398o
fOur Price 6yQ0 fig-Sold all over town at prices
ranging from 7.00 to 10.50.
Usual price $12.00. .,-.,. c ,
r Covert Cloth Suits, Double-
Ladies' Linen Crash Suits, five Seated Pants. this season's
style, a good smt to knock
pieces as above, and sold else- or0und in, and regularly sold
where at 10, , by other bouses for 3.98,
4AO WmT Our Price 1 OR
0 ' KJ9 Extra pants for these suits, 98a.
Complete line of Reliable Bicycle Sundries at Lowest Prices in town.
gvtnugtmrntg.
Manhattan Beach.
Swept by Ocean Breezes.
SOUSA'S CONCERT BAHD. Tp?-?""
RICE'S EVAHGELIHEJ,,ur4Iy- mIJ-p!?;
RICE'S CIRCUS CARHIVAL ,????.
PAIN'S FIREWORKS& CUBA LV
Halt hourly trstns rrom root East S4tn st.
EpecUl trains after all performances without regard
to schedule.
Seats for Rice's Evangeline on tale at L. L R. R. of
flee. 1.S1J Broadway.
If PBTU' Continuous Performance.
BsB I ll W Noon to 11 PM sac., HOC
- TJib 19th Century Wonder, --
-.MERE'S
CINEMATOGRAPH!
The Rela-ala- Sea.atloa or tbe Towa
Pbotoaraphle alniloa at Laat Realised aad
PerOned-Al.o On. William., ('baa. Sick.
sos, CllfTord aad Ilutb. and .O Otbera.
MADISON SQUARE ROOF GARDEN.
Preu F.ldrldgo, Caroline Hull,
t'ora Routt, tfllmore A Leonard,
Deltorelll Brother. Pauline Von Arold.
ldalloaell, Crlminlnt A itore,
Alburtus A Bertram, Bryant A saville.
li.es Warren A ("rare. Juda-e Bmlhers
EVENI.NUS Mil- TO IS.
In tho event of rain, performance In Concert uall.
Admission. Mc.t Reserved. I 00. Rove.. $(1.00.
ORAND CONCERT SUNDAY EVEMNO.
mITll Oarden or Palms at Proctor".
LH Plea.ot- Palace, 5-tb t- Dou
till ble Stage. Orand Ballet. - r-squa-vola:"Cee-!4ees:
Alma. J W Ranrane, Fields A Lewis
and HlgCo. on Roof Admluion .V IS to 1
2p.fl l'ltOlTOR'HrjUHT. 11 to 11.
Bl, la, ?3. aoc Helos Lewis, Nonparlei Trio,
IS Pan Coll.' er great Co. Jniy 4. Novelties.
Ulttl A"D WAYi Cor Broadway and41st si.
HandMimrst aud Coolest Theatre In the World.
Etchings at t' la balurda) Matinee at 9.
r,TII WFEK of the Oreat Comic Opera fcurcess.
Ill: WOLF I SOl'SA I EL
HOPPER, I klfIn-s ! CAPITAN.
Prices tl 00, 1.00. and ftOc.
6RAHD CENTRAL PALACE ROOF 6AR0EHS,
THE LARGEST IN HIE WORLD.
Lexington av., 43d to 44th su
Fvery evening.
VA L'DEVIl.I.E, PHOSlEN ADK CONCERTS. Ac.
HF.I.ENE MORA. SMITH and COOK, NEWSBOYS'
Ql'IMKT. and others. Popular prices.
ACTnD'C ftlNTINCOVH
CAB I Urt O PERFORMANl'E.
ljril hT. NEAR 3KAV.. DAILY U.3U IO ll P M.
PRR'I.S '.'() AND ll Cl NTS COME ANY TIME.
LYDIA BARKY. FELIX CAIN. AND OTHERS.
TOMORROW ORAND SHOW, JVLV 4TH.
CASINO.'50TH SOUVENIR NIGHT, JULY 10
xWSKtfiFowiIN G AY NEW Y0RKI
ASINO, JarlxMiu Hughe) Dougberts, an I uibera.
ltotll'l i Admission only COcIUIn or clear
ITtIllIDSq.THEATRr--r.ga,3.1.V Mat Sat ,:!
11 ME,RFAFc;UnHEUT OLIVETTE.
b0 rollPtNV OF SO
rUPVI.AU PRIl'KH.
K0STER & BI'AL'S. nVVJlSfftfe.".
MAIIli: illILI-S ONLY i:iINON,'l-l
DRESSLER, LEVY. BI0ND1. JVITASCOPE.
H AMMERSTEIN'S OLYMPI A fivi
FREG0LI WaV.8 R00P GARDEN
BUNDAY UVEMNtl. ORAND POl'ULAlt CONCERT,
fya A pi lioy 711! tounds; Tucker champion bsg
B. n I puncher; Nespolttnn ifUsrtettc; aerial
I U I arlltl Others, Theatre Vaudeville.
I " Hl'IIER'S 14TII bf MU.-FI'M.
AMm'lt'A.N' 1 Pearl Andrews, "Stuart," Rev
HOOF mon Moore, othrrs. If rainy weath
OAltltr.V, I er. perftrmauce In ttirutre.
tJUHF. I Adiniilon &0c Mighty Ulil'
'i'FRRAi'i: tIARDFS'. .1Mb shandl eit.Vv.
lXVWVVfW I DAS M0DELL.
EDEN fVlUSEE
World In iix nnd Oriind Coneert.
cCo.ut nuil rfoitntl.
IOST JULY 1-Idy's small gold watch, red enamel
. b-tck, small ttearls on rim; nans) ehatelalnn.
bultahlerenani If returned to JOHN 11. HCHWAHT.
INH, careof Aloerl I rank & Co, 15a Broadway, N, Y.
city.
J"osT-Bana book No. aa,HI8. Seamen's Rank for
j Ravings. 74 and 7n Wall St.. New York. Payment
stopped aud cancellation applied tor, Pleau return
to bank.
IOHT-A Phlladelplila check for t M0. on which
j pa) men t has been aiotiprd: r.ard If rvlurne.1 to
OlfJJKT15:lu0Rrtdwa2.
AlIORSESnOEINO SHOP for sale cheap : good loca
tion, doing good buness. Address
Wl-U-U mZU-E-LD, iM Cherry it.
& flp4EpJ9niBB J
A NEW TEA TABLE. I
There is always something now I
to be said about tea tables. A nov
elty has its delicately inlaid top
protected from any possible injury
by a covering of plate-glass set in
an ornamental raised border.
Such a table is as unusual as it io
beautiful but then, all onr furni
ture is unusually beautiful.
'buvofthe maker
Geo. G. Flint Co.
43. 45 and 47 WEST i?STj
NEAR BROADWAY.
rACTOlTr. 154 AND 156 WEST l97STRfT """
ICounrjJi .Sorirtirs, and ptrtingtf. I
societtTf Tiiiilf I
Or Columbian Order. 1
JULY 4, 1896. 1
lCOth Celebration of the Annlvereary of m
the Declaration or ladepeadenc. B
-AT-
TASlgflAiyY HALL, 1
14th St., Near Irving Place, I
-ON I
SATURDAY, JULY 4, 1896, I
AT IO O'CLOCK A. M. I
The rollovvlas .mlnent atate.raen hare H
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"LONG TALKS."
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