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CITY fUSAi. E8TAT1. TOtt MLB.
Central.
A 88ORTMENT CHOICE UWKLLINGH?MODERATE
xxprlcee: own production : aend for description. DUUUIN
A CKOhSMAN. architect*. 63 Eaat 41at.
rr you want a good. thoroughly built
new four ttory JVioot Horn-. at reasonable price, over
looking 5th nr., exauiine Irom 1 to 0 1*. M. No. 4 Eaat
131 at.
M
A Kc. AN OFFKR.-KLEOANI HKOVTN sTONE
Uuuao. 603 Lexington nr.; great bargain.
Illarellituenuii.
For bale-a superb four stout high stoop
brown atone House. Apply C. T. BARNEY, 83 Broad
eay.
BHOOKLYil PllOPKHTY POlt BALK
AND TO HEKT.
^SEKSiwraSrirt;emete rT^-TIiT fch:quartsKB ok
ra l.ot for aale cheap, well located and fenced. Addreaa
>og HM Herald Uptown office.
PROPERTY OUT OK THK CITY FOR
BAliB OR TO RKWT.
X HOT?rTO *K EST. KUKNlNlitiD. DOtNU A C65o
^Ibuaincia, situated 60 milea Irom New York city, cloee
to railroad elation. Apply to li. J. CALLO. 1U Mont
gomery at,. Jersey Oily.
ALOVBLY OOUNTKY HOME, FULLY FURNISHED,
tO tnlnutea troni city; $.'?<> per month. KUKOPE, box
166 Herald Uptown office.
Beautiful place, weeibury. l 1-22 ac.^es
excellent land; new buildings; Mock, Crepe andToeia;
great bargain. 36 West Honaton at.
IPOR SALE OK TO LET?KINK HOUSE. MODERN
1 Improvemouta; large garden; flue nelglioorliood: I'ae
eaic, N. J. A. McLKa^ 35(1 W eat 33d at. New York.
ipOK SALE ? A N ELEGANT 1 li", USE "In NEW Jh.lt
?ey. within au hour from Wall it. Apply C. T. BAR
NEY, S3 Broadway.
For sale-at co o.na, u i, a very PIKE TWO
atory Irame nouae almnat new ; flrat claaa flnlah; two
lull lota; on corner; 30minutes Irom New York: threo mlu
utel from Corona dopot. Addreaa J. 8., elation P. New
York eity.
J^ARRAUANShrr BAY.
OAKLAND BEACH FOR SALE.
HOTEL. GROUNDS AND EQUIPMENT.
A rare ooporturilty lor ateamboat owner#
and hotel keepera
Complete In every department, and ready for
immediate orcpuaucy.
Deecrlpttve circular# aent on application to
METCALF & LITTLE FIELD,
I'awtncket. a L
Owner going to kuropk offers for sale
hU clugant Ktiidtnc*, ueur Englewood. N. J-, lurnishod
or unfurnished; either )u or 32 acres (i.Diion of buver) t
Strictly healthy: very liijfti. commanding magnificent views;
rcsiueuce elegantly fitted up tor summer or wluter conven
ience . large Blades. carnage house, gardener's house, lion
?err. hothouse, icehouse (filled): splendid woods, spring
water none. Apply to KDWAHIl P. HAMILTON, 31) Plna
New York.
TO LET-ST STEPHEN HOTEL, 1.018 CHESTNUT
at,, Philadelphia; 120 rooms. Addreta 1)3 Cbeatuut at.,
Philadelphia.
fU LET-ON THE .SEASHORE. NEAR NEW LON
don, Ohio., for the Naaoa. Part of I Uoltap, turnlalied;
a and Halting and hosting; locality beautiful. Kor particu
lars addreaa L. E. B LoWIN, 45 Hudaua at.. New -York
?it y
TO RENT-ONE OK THE MOST BEAUTIFUL PLACES
on the Hudaon. at Irvington ; liouae lulty turulabed;
?tabled. Ae Apply C. T. BARNEY.82 U road war,
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.
C5HEAP. FOR SAL"., A FULL LOT ON ORAND ST..
2naar Greene -t., iree and clear. Would trade lor small
pice of Property. Call any day, between 12 nnd 3 o'clock,
?o JOSEPH K. HLAUT, 13 I'iue at.
INARM OK 111 AGUES. IN EoCKLAlfD COUNTY. N.
~Y.. lor sale or exchange, for Ubeneambered Property!
mountainous and healthy : pr ce 841,1)00; will rent to re
sponsible party FARM, 282 Noalraiid ar.. Brooklyn.
FOR SALE OK EXCiIANGK-AT ELIZABETH. N. J.,
on oue iol the leading avenuea, a commodious Itouae,
unencumbered, with gas, hot aud cold water, atable. Ac.;
lot 55 by 550, with plenty choice trnlt trees and amall
iruita; for a House centrally located, in the city of Ni w
York; principals only. Apply to OWNER, No. 370 Went
ft5tb at., between 1 mid 4 P. M.
REAI, ESTATE WANTED.
WSsfEkNOU SO U T11W > T k It N land wanted
lor Dntehcaa county Property. ARNOLD, owner, 208
Broadway, room S, from 2 to 4, lltb.
BOAHUBKS WANTED. ^
+jrftcoND STOttS" "KRONI; Ai.SO single room";
Xfirat class accommudati'iiiH; table Board. 23 West 2Wth at.
1 'LOOK. Three ROOMS. PRIVATE BATH
JLromii. wnli private table or without Board: Rooms lor
lentlemen ; references. 3s E-at 2tUh at
I LARGE ROOM 114 EAST I0TH ST., NEAR hltOAD
Lway.-Suitable lortwo gentlemen; first class Board.
1 HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FLOOR. EN SUITE
J or singly, to gentlemen or family; alao tingle Room. 233
We-t 411th at., near Broadway.
A IH AV.. 435.?SECOND FLOOR FURNISHED
XRiximt to let: airo one on third floor, with or without
Boerd.
5J
IH AV.. 385.-ELEGANT ROOMS. SECOND AND
bird floors, with Board; aumraer i rices; references.
14
Til, ST.. l.VI WrsT.?FURNISHED ROOM FOR A
gentleman with first clasa Board: references.
Hrn sT, 257 WEST.?HANDsO E SECOND
floor front Room ; amule closets; excellent talxe ; very
reIisubahie . one single Room : delightful summer location
i (ITU sT.. 2)4 KA.Sr.-PLK SA.NT KOOMs UN SEC
Xt/und and third floors, with first elnaa Board; reler
ancea.
#?/? WEST 27TII SI.. NEAR BROADWAY -ROOMS
DOon the sccono floor, front, to let, with Board j reter
vnces; table boarders taken.
A[\ F.AHI' 9TI1 ST., NEAR HROADWAY.?TO LBT,
?fcUwith Board ; large and am til Rooms; tabla boarders
?acorn in od ate d.
45
BA8T JOTH ST. -KOOMS, DOUBLES aNU BIN
tiau-lent or permanent. with table Board.
ffQ CLINTON PLACE.?FUUNIsHBi' ROOMS TO
t/Olet. with or without Board, for, gentleman or lady;
terms from $2 to $5.
d?'i 5TII aV.-HANDSOMELY FURNISHr D ROOMS;
OOalao I'arlor suits, with first ctaes French enialn*; terms
reasonalsla; references.
07 MaDI-ON AV.-TO LET. ENTIRE THIRD
O I Floor, together or separately, at reaaonahia rates; also
Part of Parlor Floor: transients taken.
1 GO EAST 17X11 ST. ? UANDMOMRLY FURNISHED
LOOPiirlor Floor, with or without Board ; hot and cold
water; closet.
(}?{'/ WEST 42 D sT NICELY' FURNISH ED ROOMS.
?wltli first class Board; summer prices; convenient
to steam railroad stations.
Or 4 WEST 231) SI ?A LARGE SECOND sTORT
0?J*X(front) alcove Loom handsomely furnisned, and su
perior Board, In private laraily: reiereocoa.
A FEW La HI I 8 CAN IICK A COMFORTABLE
home on reas.uahla terms bj calling nt 010 2d nr.,
third floor.
Larue, nickly furnished BOOM on riflat
flour for two: convenient to Broadway stages and ele
vated road; with or without partial board. 100 Went
S7lh el.
PLEASANT ROOMS, FOR GENTLEMAN AND WIFB
or single gentlemen, at 144 West 21st sL .
R
OnM.s ARK RBNriNG LOW ; RMSTaURAN'T PRICES
moderate, at Grand Union Hotel, list at. and Park nr.
w
IIO.YUD AMP MIIIGIYG U iVI'Ell.
TED-R\r A LADYriti OM ANirBO/TrD; ?ST5o
"a week. Addrowr vi ILi.l - hit, Herald olfloo.
IIOTKLb.
~ ffE w~EN f .'Cam T~Cx o f I.c ?~hoWkY-3u5
?l\ji?oni?; i.o<l?riiik'. 90c., 40\, 5<k5. ; wf?#kljr, $'J t? $14.
G
nRaNT HOa'SE. 4S NEW HOWKLY.-KAMILY
Looms Mia. 75c.. 81 per day; single Looms 2t)c.. 2-Te.
SOA ALII HOUSE. I4H CHATHAM 8I\?ClNaN'EK,
better vontilaled. better < laas of gnastathan any cheap
sa in the city; sheets changed dally; 21V. par ntuhf.
)AKK AVENUE HOIrL.
4th *v., 32d and 33d sta.. New York,
Into Woman'* Motel.)
Thla magnificent tfactur#. with lt? aplendld appoint
ment*. unaurp.aaod In lie Inraitnra mi l ooultmenta,
adapted In ererr particular in ll>? cbimoet and ennvanlcBCO
?f lam tile* anil gueata,
I? now open to the general public a? a flret tlaai Hotel.
It h?* upward nf V*' albeplnir rn >rae, many with roe?
ne< ting parlor* and there ate alto el. ht large receptl n
rnorna, with library, parlor*, rranin:-, dln>ng. billUrd. wait
lug and <1110*1011 rwmaa for tne general of ga*.i?.
wnrreunlRftg en ektenatro court eeer' rlim " '? ?? t ?
oneaniage ol light and mutilation, a< dealrabl* daring th*
Hummer weather.
The building a)*n la Indeatructibie by Are, b*lng Bre
proof tliroil boat an I th* only lintel ol tbatcla.e In the'
alt* nl Nnw Yore.
fnn Horary eontalne S,(?)0rolnmea of >al*cted and mlf
tallnneoiK io oa*.
Elevator. eonnart nlth avery floor of the llolel.
The table will i e at all tlnto. annndnmly anpp'led. and
the alteben and enlinarv deporlment will be controlled by
eonka of the blghaat greda.
An eaten.Ive l.anndrt l? attached to the Hotel, where
waalilng will be done axnodlttoualy and at rery mo le rate
prleea.
A pti'iiliar leatara of tha ondillnr la Iti elegant and
apaclnne Interior < martyard, with Fountain. Hammer (tar
da". n alcnnle. and Promenade
ttlinnted on to* Una of Hie Jfew York Central and Had
ton Hirer Railroad. It te hellered that the location la par
tlrnltily coorenlent lor the travailing public.
Hoard, with alngle Room, fill per day. Parlor* at equally
low prleoa. ?
Pamllloa will bo aeenmmedal td at apeclally attractlre
rate*.
' HKHRY CLAIR. Manager.
C. PR It DA). $n PKIt )V KK ?Outfit PROMT
booing Central Motel. dftH Canal ?t., near Broadway,
50
COVK I KI HO A ItU.
"X KfSiiBft it-'s??itT "if?>?y
7\R<o|>n? Krr-k. four mllee from I'leaannt, ot Snngerttee;
target', and lineal farm In (fitter cnnntr; J.iaat Irtilt
Ueat; n large waterfall: lit tact, emryihlng te utraet th*
aye and imprort tne health I'artlcttlnfa .it Metropolitan
bummer itaaurt, 4lf Kaat Ifilt (Union aqtiaral.
MARTI!* A B! Alt
ItHtf NiMIDK "oTTAIti. tilAlUCI BOJlBltA.*-.
JDl'lea. nit home Call Monday, from 10 to 2. Aahland
4th n* cornnf 31RI| at.
B" OA KM V) ADTKII OR otlUMD?RRW HiViN KOAflU
two hoar* of cltr. for gobUeman, wlfa, two children
(I or year, and taroatoen month*) and aura*. Addraaa,
with term*. J A. P.. I..MIKi Broadway.
n*"oA*D WAtrMl-iT fiHAKIli HI'RIMUH. KIR
lainlly el Ore, within walklngttlitanc* of bath*; prtc*
taodnate. AddraO* M 7 l ntu ar.
CTITY MOTKL. PI.AINKI LD, *. J.-TWO MIKt'TRB
,/troin dep 11 ot a hoae troni few York *1* Central Kail,
road ol Nrw Jrraar : twenty train* dally. Kate* reduced.
ClotjRTRY IiTA'-D O.NR lllllll FROM CITY; MILS,
/ablclteiK. egg>, Ac.; liiwmi with cloablt; bad* Io which
yen can ilea||. Kid >aa*aa at.. e**in V
rO? f |7 Y Ho ARli MA Ff. fclOM MAM 81 ON, NEAR
llngaton. ?He* thy location, well ehaded, tanniitaln air,
rai tabl* . ternia, fU to $7 Adurees Mr*. K. HOFF
MAN, Magaton, 4. V.
/ToFn i ry board, from S ro" S) p|R WrmTi
Vy'piaa* int. healthy : goad hunting attd halting. Addraaa
ku 1%, fate line. A. r.
COISTEV BOARD.
Fort flKsT'cLAtHTToliT.< rtt\ bi?aim?^C~L?Vnu
Island Sound, about 'All in 11 a* lr.nn Now York?(spleiiuid
boating ond bathing. inquire at 141 Bool A 1*1 at.
GtOOU HOAKD?O.N Till.; fOUNI''INS OK SULLI
fv..n county, four hours In Ml city; healthta-l local.on in
the -late; iiiir Hue inke ; good lk>llinir. boating nd
bsihlug splendid scenery; larsr dal y; term- very mod
arata. Inquire fur two day. il. C. Oil tPN AN, 314 Watt
3Ail at.
UAVlNO A LAitflK. Wh L.L BUILT Ht'USK. VI-KY
pleasantly situate.), una I our froct saw Yora, wltli in
alcguut com try view, fine road* and drlaaa.and not need
lau a.I iba room. ?? would d A? a Uraily or two to Board
during ibo summer. Km pariacitlurs address N. MABEii,
I'leasnn tvillc Weal cheater c<u a lty. N. Y.
UUnSON i;1 Vh .?Si'Lh.V'l ?l l> SITUATION; MltlH,
axtensiva grounds: garden, fruit*, alablca: 30 minute*
out.K Irotn depot; terma moleralo. Addrcaa ?!., fort
Washington *
Q>i? K(?K WOOD OOUNTKY BOARD. PAKTIIIULAK8
?PvJand vlowa AKNULD, pro pHator, 306 Broadway, room
N Irotn A to 4. 11 tit
8CD1NKK liaSUUTb.
A BEaUTITUL AND' V:O UL KKKOKf.?PK08PKtlT
XAHouae. Nyack-on-ihe-lludton ifonnarly the Palmer
House, now opati. Till* auinim ix reaort. 360 tact aboru the
river. It tbe hoallliie.t local w tt witlitu 3D utiles of sew
York, and aa accessible as nuy; excellent table: Que
staolos; irood drives; boating i in d lisliin-. Kor particulars
addreaa T. J POi.TF.H, I'ropn et or. Nyack, N Y., or call
ALBEMARLE UOUSK.
Saratoga K pirlnge.
South Broadway, two doors sou di ol tbe Clarendon. Term
vary reusu oable.
M J. f.OBIN'SOo. Proprietor,
GAKKIHON IJOUSli.?HE AIPTI FULLY LOCATED, 7
iniloa Irotn hlleoallie, Ulst ?? county, N. Y., by stage;
lew boarders wanted; very heal tljr; no mosquito a; price
low: no children under 10. P. La CtVUKlsON, Kerlionk
*on. Ulster county. N. V.
LtlNU BKANUH. ?ItOKKlS <"U ilTAtil'.S. <>S NoKKXS
av . will open on June 16 for the reception of board
ers. Arrantrciuaut* for the season ean bo made at 18 East
83 sf
ri! r. s\ r.ilL KNOWN 1'AKK HUUSK, AT BKATTLK
ll
boro, Vt , la now open for all who wiah to spend the saw
mbratoneol the utoat pleasant mid health, ulaceein New
Engl,>nd; prices to auit ttie limes.
EUROPEAN STlCA-UNIIlPst.
TSTuYtk-sIa k~ li nC
?T fulled States and Royal Moil Steamers.
F'nr Queeu-towu anr'l Liverpool.
NOTICE ?The steamers of tbl 11 Ine take the Ian# routea
recommended by Lisuienaut Mange, U. S. N., on botb Ibo
outward and boulevard passages,
UhlOUMU ? sturuav. June 15. 4 J'. M.
BAl.TIO Tlllirsdav, Juno 21). 9 A. M.
ADRIATIC a Thurwiav. Juno 27. 3:30 P. II.
Krum White Star dock, pi * 52 Noitb Hirer.
Katea- -aloon. $80 and $10ti. in .gold. Keturu tickets ou
reasonable terms. Steerage. $28. currency.
Saloons, staterooms. smKking a 6d bath rooms are placed
amidsbips. wlinru the noise and motion are least, affording
a deirree ot comfort hitbortuuat utuiable at aea.
For Inspection of plana and otbs-r inlorinatlou apply at
the company's office. 37 Broadway. New York
R. J. CiikTIS. Agent.
AMBURIi-AMEKlCAN I'AChJii ? DM I'A.W 'a LlNi.
lor Plrmoutb. Cherbourg 'ttid Hamburg.
W1KL AND.Tbr'sd'y ,June 13 | SUFP'I A .Thursday, June 27
PuMMF. RANIA. ...June 2tl | tJKlUsKRT.Thursday, J uly 4
Itatea of pasture to Plymouth Lotidou, Cherbourg, Ham
burgh and all points in England:-.First cabiu. $100, gold:
second cabin, $60. gold; steerage. Ki ll, currency.
K C N11AItL)T A CO.. C. B. KHCUaKD A BoAS.
Ueneral Agents, Genet til Pass u.er Agents,
61 Broad St.. New York. 61 ^Broadway. New York.
Great western -te.vMshic 6I.Ni .
NEW YORK IO BRISTOL (SNOLaND) DIR8C1.
Taking gtimls and passengers from.. London. Cardiff, New
port, Uioiicester and all ports in Bdstol Channel. From
pier 18 East River, as follows : ?
DEVON I ARRAiGON June 22
Cabin passage, $50, $60. $70. Piss raid steerage cert Hi
eates, $26. Return ticketa ul favor.dale rates.
For Ireiglit or daasage apply to
W. D. MOKUAN, A';ant. No. 70Sonth st.
UION LINE UNITED STATESAll. STLA..F.KS
for Qnoenstown and Litvstrpool,
leaving pier No. 38 North River, foot of Ring St.,
every Tuesday.
NEVADA...June 11. 2 P. M I Mi> NT* NA. July 2. 6 A. M.
WYO.MINO.Jooe IB. 8 A. M. | WIsC<D Nr>IN..July 9, Noon
Cabin passage. $65, $75 and $81), netrording to lecntion.
Smoking, nnth rooms and piano on ouch eteamer.
Intermediate, $4(): steerage, $-'6.
WILLIAMS A lil'ff ON. 26 Broadway.
SPECIAL NOTICE?THE MAIL SiH.AMStnP NEVADA
leaves pier 38 North Khrer. foot of King St., lor Queens
town and Liverpool, on Tuesday, Jul w 11, at 2 P. >i. pre
cisely, WILLIAMS A QltlON, 39 Broadway.
IN MAN LINE. ROYAL ~<l AIL, STEAMERS,
FOR QUEENSTOWN AN D LIVERPOOL.
CITY OF' BRUSSELS Thursday June 13. at 31*. M.
Clt Y OF' RICHMOND Saturday,.) uue 22 at IDA. M.
CITY OF CHESTER..., haiiird.i.U JUna 29. hi 3 P. M
From pier 37 North Kirer, Coot.?! Charlton st.
Cabin. $80 end'SlOO. gold. Return tl rkets ou favorably
terms. Sioerage, $28, currency. Drtsris at lowest rates.
Saloons, staterooms, smoking and ball 11 ooms amidsbips.
JOII N o, HALF.. Agent.
31 and 33 Hr tedway. New York.
Pbllndslphla office. 1U5 south 4th St.
VpiKTH OKI: M AN LLOYI)
ll steamship Line, between Now Verk, Southampton,
London, Havre and Bremen.
DONAU sat.. June 151 Ni.OKKR. Nat.. June 26
WES Kit Hat., June 22 | MAIN..- sau.JnlyB
Hates of passage from New York to ?hiuthaniplon, Lon
don, Havre and Bremen:
First cabin, $100, gold; second cabin. $60, gild; Steer
age $tt). rurrencv. Return tickets at rekluced rates. Pre
paid steerage certificates. $:m, currency.
Fur freight or passage apply to
OKLtUCHs A CO.,'1'Bowling flreen.
Anchor line united states ma il .oteaMi-.rs.
' NF.W YORK AND OLaSSHiW.
VICTORIA. Jnno 15. 3 P. M. | DEVON! A. J nne 29. 8 P. M
CI BC A8SI A, J line 22,10 A M. I WN'OHORILA, July 6. 10A.M.
Cabins, $65 te $80. Excursion tlrkets at reduced rstea
From pier20 Noftu River, New kork.
NEW YORK TO -OUTH AMI'TON AJIO LONDON,
BLYSIA Jnne 12, 3 P. M. | U IOI'IA.._ Jnno 26, 2 P. M.
Tom pier 46 North River, foot ol el liarles st.
Cabill, $55 anil ?65t F xenrslou t ickets a t reduced rates.
Second Cabin, $40 ste- rage*. $28.
HENDERSON BROS., Agents. 7 1 owllng Green.
Most mr.KCT and econo.mulaj* route to
Holland. Belgium, the Ruin*. Siftta rland, Ac., Ac ,
Tin Rotterdam. Cheapest- rnuto to Furl*.
KtMnar sCHIEDam Jane IS
Steamer ROTl'E DAH June 26
Those beautiful *ta*m?r?, carrying this United states
mat! to the Netherlands, are great fit*trite* with the
publlo.
Trip* regular, rate* lew, comfort and lirtiiK perfect,
r or freight, For passage.
PUNCH. EDYB A cot. It. MORRIS.
27 sonth William at. SO Broadway.
(Morris' huropeen and Amertoau K *pr*>*.
Ctohakd LINE.?B. AND N." a. f/L ~m7~.s. S. CO.
y KOI ICS.
With a riew to diminish the chance* ?>f collision the
steamers nl tbi* line take a specific courw > for all season*
of the year.
On the outward passage from Qneenstow n to New York
or Boston, crossing the meridian at SO air 46 latitude, or
nothi g to tbe north ot 43.
On tne homeward passage, crossing tbearaerldian ol SO
at 42 latitude, or nothing north of 42,
NKW YORK, LIVERPOOL ANi> ?|Ulfi?NIITOWN.
ABYSSINIA.. Wed.. Jane 12, AlsJTItiA.. M. Wed. .Jnno 26
BOTHNIA....Wed..June l!> | 'RUSSIA...? ed July S
Cabin passage and return ticket* on fa' orahlo terms.
Steerage tickets to ano from all parts nl'liurope at rery
low rale*. Freight and passage nfflc, No. 4 1 nwliutf Oreen.
Oil A RLE.* Q Fl(ANCK),YAgenk.
STATK LINB.-10 OLAMOOW. LIVkKPOt >L, DUBLIN,
Hellnst, Londonderry and tho Farts Exposition,
?ailing Irom pier 42 North Kirer, loot ot Canal at.
STATE OF IMIiANA Thontdar,June 13
STATE OK LOUISIANA The a dev. June 20
STATE OK PENNSYLVANIA Than day. June 27
First cabla, ?BU to $75, aeeerdlntr to acce ntnmdatious.
Return tiekct* at rcdnced rates. second cabla , H's Me cr
ag e at inweat rates. Apply to
AUSTIN BALDWIN A CO.. Agents,72. Broadway.
RTKKKaoK TICKET* A I' 45 BRiMDWA 1 AND AT
THE COMPANY'* Pli.R, FOOT OF CANaL S T. N Y.
* SiilOAM LINE For LIVERPOOL!
i\.The only transatlantic line sallln under th 1 American
flag. Sailing erery Thursday Imm Fhiladaiphia
CITY OK LIMERICK sad* Thursday, Juno L I, 7 A. M.
RED STAR LINK KoR aNTWEKP,
carrying the Belgian and United State* malls, a* illng semi
monthly Iroat Philadelphia and Nait York.
pWi IKl-.HL- Nl) aalis Sator.l y. .Inna 22. 12 M.
For rates ol passage ano other Information spa v to
Fhi kR WRIOHT A SONs, (.eneml A gents.
307 Walnut at, Fhiladaiphia; 52 Broadway, Ne w York.
JOI1.N MoDoNALD. Agent, s Battery place. Na w York.
(7 EN ARAL IRAN? ATLANTIC COMPANY"
Vj BKI WEEN NEW YORK aND HA 10 IE.
Company's pier "new 42" North Hirer, foot of J lorton St.
?sAINT LAlIltRNT. Lachssues ...Wod.. June L J, 3 F. M.
LABRADOR. Sandler Wednesday. Jnue If OA. M.
CANADA, Krsngual Wsnaeeday, J.unc M 2 I'. M.
PRICK OF FsSSAliK IN UOI.D (including wine):?
To Ifavr*:?1st cabin, $DiO; 2d enhln, $?ot :td cabin. #35;
Steerage, $2(1, Including wlnr. bedding and ut> nails.
RETURN TICKET* AT REDUCED ItAl EH.
Steamer* marked thus (?) do not carry staeragn passen
gers.
LOUIS DK BF.BIAN, Agent,BS Rrua dway.
Fee freight or pass in* at Philadelphia apply to
ALONE > Sill) I WELL, 2 sTheeA nil at.
PasBenoriw by any steamer landi.hu at
IJueenstuwn d*?lring fnuilst II ids round to Furls hy
sse runt should procure them In New York. 4 ouK'S
BaCDRsIOSIHT Inr Jnn? now ready, priee 1" e nnts, ha*
? ear Autumnal Programme lor Palestine and Ego,it. and
hi* upwaru of 2J??' programmes lor American Tours.
August r seatlon trip to Paris. COOK, miN A J f.NKiNS
have chartered ihe splendid tiamnrClTY OF CIU1NI < l{
to leave New York August 1 and are leaning a ticket to
Pari* and back for 32 da; s First class paasagc, railway
and hotels egufl.
COAST WINK ST K A.US HI PS.
J>a6ifiu maIl sFeaMsThp company h LIS J"ralJT
For CALIFORNIA, JAP\N. CHINA, CBN IT! A'.L and
SOUTH A Mi-. RICA, S ,NDA 14711 HLaNIM. NE'V ZEA
LAND. AUWKALIa. IIRITISII Coi.l MIIIA, W A II
INCHON IKKI.ITIIHY and OREGON. An., sailing limn
nler foot of Cinal at. North Hirer.
For 131II Mi * OF P > N A MA !
fitesin*iiin CkEMCSKT CI I Y? .... Monday, .its ne 10
(couneatlug for i antral and Soutu America).
Froa HAN FRANCISCO t . JAPAN and CHINA f
hteainsMp CITY t>F I'FKINU Monday. I nly 1
?steamship CI1 Y <>F TOKIO..,. Thursday. Aug oat I
From MAN FHaNCI CO to SANDWICH IMi.AND.1,
Al HIitAI.IA and NEW ZEALAND:
Htesmshlp AUSTRALIA Monday. J sis i# 10
For freight ur passage apply at the company's nfll wis, on
the pier loot Canal tlreat. North Hirer. *
Nr.t YOKE AND HATANA"mREOT * tll. LIJI K
Tbase first class steamships will sail at 3 P. M. . rora
pi ? r 13 North Rlrsr, loot af Cedar at., for llsrana <ib set.
as follows:?
HANTlAfJO DK CUBA............... . Weiinesday, Jim ? 13
"i _ Natnrday. Jun * 22
For freight and passage, harlng nnswrpas-cd aeemii me
dstlmis. apply to
WILLIAM t. CLYDE A CO . Na. 6 Howling Or wis.
McKBLLA rt, 1,1'LI.NO A S.O.. A gents fa liarana
NASHAU, N. P.. i*r. JAflO AND >.lENKUKtl OsT
t uba.?Steamship HAN J \s:l * I'>. Thursday, Jn is Lb
at 3 P M MURRAY. FERRIS A CUt.UJ Souths t.
J3LI lit ID A DIRrf'T.-"mTRAMEmH LEaVK PIKI 20
East Mirer erry Krldar. at 3 P. M., for FertlsiwR nn,
Fl^. touching at Hrunawtck and Port Royal Men* ier
ClTV UF DAl.bS.s. Captain lllncs. will sail June 14
Through Irelgbl and passage rates glran to all pmnws In
tha South and Southwest t,v C II. M tl.LoltV A 01.,
Agents, ofles p'.sr 2 i East Hirer, or COOK, SON A Jal N
KIN-, 2* I Itroadwoy.
M'KXAi UNl~fOR"u ALT UfO N. ft Wo I UNO ~
A Key Wast.? Mlaamer N I aTE OF It a AS. Cap'aln Mr k
arson. Will sail Ssarlay, Jane 15. at III' M., from pi* r
Hast IllTef. Through rates of freight and bin* of la'llig
girsu oyer all itsliroads In the Stale. Kor frelghi and |s* s
? age (haying supeilor a. cnnigieoallons) aptiiy in 0, II.
MALLOItY A C<? , nrtirs pier '20 East Hirer, orCOuK, HON
A J n.N Kl NR. 261 Broadway.
alifax, n. is.7an > r-T. Johns it, r.
CROMWELL I,INF..
Steamship COBl'ftH will lasra pier 10, North Hirer^18
L 'ii J2L f,*l*ht bt pweage ?pply?*i
CI. A RE A SEAMAN. 99 Welt St.
COAST W1SK ITBAnSHIPs.
fYSTfifbU STATES AND BR ZIL
(J .MAI L STL Ail till IF LINK
lor St. Tbomaa, 1'tir*. Fernambuca. Daiiia and Rio da
Janeiro.
'Iho new 11 rat clara iron ?t?aniahlp CITY OP KIO MB
jANKliO. 3.5UO tuna. aptalb tteir. will aail lor tbo
above porta on Saturday. July 8, at II A. M.
Krriubt at low ralea lakon lor lilt) above porta.
Freiitht received at all mure at lioberii' dock, Brooklyn.
i iiauruiico iuwr thau by any other Hue. shipper-* dealr
icg inaurauce can effect name untlar oar open policy.
Pur Ireivlil cuo.tcenienta or paaaaue (havlup eleaabt ac
commodation*) apply to
C. II. MAI-LOKY A CO.. Acente, office pier '20. K R
MOHLWS I.OUIS1A.NA AND TbX AS S fh A M Sil I l'S
auu Railroad Company. -The ateaiuer LllNc kTAK will
nan from pier 3H North diver on Saturday, Juno '?>. lor >?w
Orleuiia direct, traiialerrini; iczaa IVei?>il to Murgan'a
loouieinuu and le*?? Itallroad and steatnabip Tbrunch
billa ol ladlnc tinned to all Texaa ?onp trie and railroad eta
l on~. iircrwit-vllle. Mobile anil all .di*ela*ippl Kiver poluta.
lueiiruuce can be rffectrd direct with the Atlantic Mutual
liiaiirei.ee Company, el under opan poller of the line witb
tbal copiiptny, at loweat ratea
For i'relirht and other inlormalion apply to
-.irui.
BOUEltT X MOlttrAN. Agcnte
office pierBiS Nortli Kiver.
NY.. HAVANA AND M hXIC.VN .MAID S. S. LINK
? Steamera leave I rent pier 3 N. K, at 8 F. .M.
poll HAVANA AND VERA OnUZ,
callintr ? t t'ruureso, Campeacliy, Krvn era
CITY Or' .MI.XICo Sattirtiar, June 15
CITY OK WAnlilNOTON' (IIHVniieoiily?..Thura. Juno 80
Steamer leavee New Orieana Juue 8 for Vera Crui via
Matamuroi, Tampion. Tuxprii uaakiuir oloai conn ctioa
will) ateaiuer for Havana. New York and ail the above
por.a. K. ALLXANDItr. A HONS, 81 and 88 Broadway.
BKKMUDA, I'OKTl) KICD. ST. THOM AS. W. 1.; LA
? Ul/AVRA. FUKKIO CABKLLO, VENEZUELA, with
cooiieeilune to all parte ol WEST INDIE- aud sUl.Tll
AME .IGA.-Tbe (Quebec and (<ulf Horte SS. I'o.'a Line a ll <
aa undernutmlFur HE ? MJAD A, sS. H All AM A, .leiue 13.
For ? I'. JOHN (and FONCls on homeward voyare only),
- ? rn iL
ST. THOM AS, LaOUAY'HA aim FUERTO CABELL'>,
sS. II ADJi. June 2H. For deicrlptive pamphlet!. freight
and paaiai;e npuly to
n. i. Ol' I e.itil ill DOE A CO.. Agente, 29 Broadway.
C <i. DE UaKMENDIA, 35 Broudway; U. LEYK, *71
Broadway.
VThW YORK AND CUBA MAIL If. H. LINE FOR
1\ HAVANA DIRECT.
From pier 17 hut River hi 3 P. M.
Magnificent accommodation far passougera.
CITY OF DALLAe. (line* eaturaay. Jose 15
NIAGaRA (new), 2.3(15 loo*, Curtis . Wednesday, J una 20
Tlcsou issued also tor VERA CRUZ and WEST INDIA
IsL \NDS. in connection with French and Englitu steam
ship lines from Havana.
JAMES K. WARD A CO.. 113 Wall a!.
gAVANNAH. FLORIDA.
11 LIVINGSTON, irom piar 10, E. R.,Wednesday. June 12
CITY OF MACON, irom pier A3, N. R...Saturday. June 15
GKOKGr. YuNliii,
Agent Saturday ate amor, 400 liroa.iway,
MURRAY, FEitnJs a; CO.,
Agent Weduaaduy steamer. 02 south at.
O. D. OWI-.NS. GEO ROE VONGI4,
Agent A. A II. it. K., 315 It'way Agent C. U. R.. 400 H'way,
^LP DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM PAN Y,
sailing from pier 37 North Kitrer,
lor NORFOLK. CITY POINT auo RICHMOND, TUES
DAYS. THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS, at 3 P. M.. con
necting with all RAILROADS lor the SOUTH, SOUTH
WEST and WE>T; also with steamers for NKIVBEKNK
and WARUlNoToN. N. C. Steamers lbr LEWES, DEL.,
and connecting railroads, MONDAYS and THURSDAYS,
at 3 P. M. ?
Through passenger tickets and bills of lading to all points
at lowest rates. Insurance lor Norfolk, Ac., at %. per cent.
Freights received daily at pier 37 North River. Oeneral
oOice No. 107 Greenwich st. N. L. McCKEADY. President.
T/K)H nALlFAXrpOltT HAWKESBtfR'yTpICTOU AND
JO Charlottelown. P. K. I.
The first class steamers CARROLL and WORCESTER,
having superior passenger accommodations, will leave T
Wharf, Itoston. lor the ahuve ports alternately every Sat
urday. at 12 M. Through tickets troin New York sola by all
the >ound lines.
For rates oi freight or ntber partteulare inquire of
W.M. 11. KING, ls'l Wharf, or
O. G. PEARSON, 210 Waeblhgton st., Boston.
EW ORLEANS DIKKOT-THE CROMWfcLL LINE
st-amsbip KNICK EltBOCKKK, Saturday, Juue 15, at
3 P V.. pier 0 North Rlvqr.
Through hills of lading given to Mobile and princ'pal
points qu the Mississippi tover. For freight or peesage ap
ply to CLARK A nEa.MAN. S<> West St.
THAVEIiliURS' UtriDB.
A c MO?-VIN(J , BOAT FOR KEYPORT (KXCRPT
<oot
Albany boat!
Fare reduced rla PEOPLE'S LINK.
$1. first clasa Deck, 23 cents.
. Excursion. 81 3l>.
Klecant steamers DREW or ST. JOHN leers
41 North River tidily, including Sundays 0 P VI ???
SaklVkokok'iVft & SakaVoa;
LAOKS MONTREAL, ami nil Points^OKTlt'a ^d^FST
l.ckets tor safe at principal hotols eud .U of W?tCott eI'
press Offices in Now York sad Brooklyn. Brooklrn!!ia???
K?rs transferred free by "Annenf' hosts. r ?",n P?s???
Am^OASlSt ,tZ?1Z?AY B"ATH.-C. VJBHAKO
i.awhi UAfllBli UKBWr (cominenciujr Monday J mm ltn
?v? TV'T^dilr :i 2 s3* sv *????"r!rV,X
. u .. Ml" Un("nE.?t Nyack Kerry, West Poini New.
Hi^Lon ? fo w!?sMl'ni?ll ee^?rk- distill snd
IIu IHOU 10 w est I oint or Newwburx. returning by down
Brook ltn ^R10!' ^ T?"<" Anne* b&l??u?
?Job 5tof. ?*N??cU?e St Albany with train*
A if?l!,Yp?OATS ?**"CT.-MERCHAHTS' hXTKEsi
OH 1JJ p'rTiw "Til* I ,l*?ln*rs \Y ALTER BRETT or NEW
Aii.s.tt rl w'." ,e.HV8 a?"y (Ssturdkys excepted) lor
pi?.?? ?' t *5l! *1'' -N,,rth Hirer, first dock aboro
1 .ople s Lino, st fl I , AE, connecting with v ..i
andWest. Fare (deck). 23c.: cabin f.ire 30o ? meals* "iOc!
Freight taken lower than by other lines ' ' *
i BLACK, .Superintendent.
BOSTON.-FAUK REDUCED VIA TALL?iilVPit
line ; If It to Boston; excursion rievMta c\- m ?
steamers BRISTOL nod PROVIDENCE Ua" k,'?
North Ktrerdally (Hunday. Jnue 23 to September H)nt*5
Rtvile'to ?i?? I is 5 ?ur",nX tralna Irom Kali
?h.? n f? T'eketa for sale at all i>rineipal tlek -t
ofllces. Brooklm passengers transferred free by "Annex"
boatt. I earl ny loot of Fuiton st at 4:3u P. m Annex
B^M; CA'?KTLL7hfu YVK8ANT AMI) INTR*
iiivIV , u .u^' 12* le*r* pler a4' Harrison >t, North
. : * y * Su,|d?y* exceoieu. mi 0 p. M.
For nora alk and DanbukFdailt. ~
ji u*u#r AMhKlCllS leuvos Brooklyn (Jewell's Dock)
*:nO P. M.: pier No 37 East Itlver. 2:43 P M ? d sk
Braced fan;:'C^'Iuh ??" ,t?"n
EXCURSION 'IICKKTS, 80 CENT&
Hcd.-o.n boats?Pu , Hii|)s(iY CtiXMACk'iB rSn
?'? B and A. R R to nit.fl.ld N^b Adama Ub*non
. prings and intermediate puluta Lenre iiaiiv mundara
excepted), at 6 1'. M., from pier 3 . North Rleor. franxUk K
T ONO BRANCH AND PHILADELPHIA ~*~
*-* ?'? ^rsJaraey southern Railroad.
Coramenciuit May Id. IH7H. Steamers will tears
c "rk. Pier S North Hirer (foot Rector at.) ennnens.
|UK at Sandy llm.k with trains for f OOB"*?*
J,'?!I,;?Hl'',nrh-1""* A. M.. 1 4. audd P. M.
Rod flank and Toms Riser. !>:3<) A. M. 1 and 4 PM.
Barii0K?i and Tnckorton. 4 P. M
Yin-laud. Kridireton and Atlaut.le City, 1 P. jL
1 hiladclphiu and Pemberton. I an I i P. U
, Sundays, for Ut Brancu. (H30 A. M.
Lear. Long Branch 7 M II t54. 3J0; Sundays. 5.
* ^ sNKDKN, lien oral Manager.
QNK JIUNDHED aND FIFTY MILES FOR lOOKNTR
Or-VW.'L'dMttAVaS-"^ px'sca Steamers CITY
, ?n?l S.v It Al (>< i a loave t>ior 4i) North kiv. r r..At
Lorr.y st , dally. IncHdlntr Saturday aui .Sunday atflJ-M
CrhClAL NDT1CR TO TOURISTS." ~ '
islEi"" rr'i"AP>'
Otnoral Manager, ilnffalo f{ y
pWMWr! rooTriro;:,'' ^n,ur-,tu *?? fr,"?
Till*. MARY POWELL (FARE 73 CENTS). MJK WFiT
I olnt, ( ornwall, Newbur/, Pouxbkeerisi'e Itoodo'ut.
Klncston. tyoasens. Milton New llatnhnru ?mt Hyoe fark
:?"? ?*"y from Vestry St.. pier 39 North Hirer at a a]
F. M. Connect, with Brooklyn Annex Boats. *
rriiK great protilknck link to boston
. *!?> I rovidwncc direct
At!? N,?"'r1 BRAT. only 42 MILKS OF RAIL
BHODk it? ?siP.* I*0* ,4**m*r? M i SSACII US KTTS and
RHODE I-LA Nil, froin pier 29. North River at ft P m
r '. BKLIARLK SIOiJNUToN LINK,
for all points hnst. from pier 33 North olrar
t'oR ot Jay st . at 5 P. M *
$L 50 TO iin
. HTONINGTON link.
Klo^snt steamers leare daily (Stiudars exrantadi r..?
P'er 33 North Hirer, fek* #7J.y st.! .4 3^*!
P^3f sI^Nnrk-p^s" AM BURU? I^NULE AmTlX.
a. i iii.Mois hi KhIS for steamers ?f IIanionra-Ainerl.
e n Backet Compa.T, sailing J??, 27. July " and II
Ho< clai layorable terms summer exeurslana to all noma
resort. White Mo.el.tn., Lake OeorK, iVaT. ^Jm-T', '
Lake Mrmpureniairo ??. Montreal, Quebec Niagara Falls'
sax-ienay Itlrrr. MrxandOn Hay. unlf of st lIw/, ne?
Tourist ticket Olllco; 271 Broadway Lawn nto.
A
KHiiimo.i.s.
-A -ltOCKAH AY HKVIitl.'
Itv u-nPew'A* listONH
^JIITKM LlSH OK tSTKAMFRft.
The mammoth tlnoe deckers
GRAND REPUBLIC and COLUMRtA (entlrelr new)
?rkj'?"'"fi,re<l to be lbs I^JtUE-T and FIN ST fc*
OURSIoN STKAMKRd IJtKk WORLD, ano GM will"
known and laroi Its si. araera won
AMKRICUS and A DELPHI
dktkrkll's mH,,p;i,llVlVK;V*{tAbrND'
- -
On# of the shore fleet will leers dalle from 34th et
Nonh Hirer, at 10 A M : Ifith at.. North Klror?t 1(113 A.'
M.: Jcwrll s dock. Brooklyn, mil \. M *
. Icaxfts Hocktwav 4::k? P M
riOKKTs (for antlm rxcartton) 50 miU.
* *81 ^iun a r' aV> i !? I! t' "3 and Ia"*'
oteamer A!> |.| III, on Jtin? 11 and 12
iiml on Sntnr?lR>. .hioc ir? '
grand IN UOCRal TRIP
*' ,l"1 B,w npfi maxoiflcent GRAND RKPUBLIO. '
^^-for cd.ma island biiuor. "
The nely boat landing at
UONiriMLAND.
Tha new end faeorlie steamer IDLKWILD win .n.,s
ffiiwxta.ttif.'tijsr;.?'" ';?s'
yri:11 v&T?- i r??ts i "sau-v
12 M I 12(10 P. M. I 12:21) p. M |VLi 2' 2
a I'. M. I 3:10 P M. i 3.20 P. M. I s2t p! S:
__Fare^ 23 cents. Kxenrtlon Tickets. 4o rents.
A :1"S NT AMKKL R. SCIIUTLRR
?? .'Hi" <1 . ' B?rsee. with Beynton Beicli. Ocol
oetitai. LL'ii a ood end oilier fevorlta crore.
NIARIKN A K A - K i 1,1.. 119 .-nuiii >t. Open Sunuars.
\ r.eillLi/!" i?AVrrVi?^ "a* (5aTukmats
H dl li v .1,1 . ,:fl'r T'r^'r.Jone ll.sts.msr
Z nrtter lJTJ.
iWd?t.,fJi a 7,Tei; '(Mb St.. N R.N, pier N. R'.Hilft
FlmAe R M aaax'sr" ' ^ ^ U'
A ,i V.*?' 'i" !'liAN-11 T'> hdckawav be AC if.
aa i'll I the opposition steamer Iwlliyhl; also Bar
ItesAer BririlbfOS for sale, inquire ou ooerd the
jsxciJKSioas.
-fXHHOWW" cot: Kl
. AND BVhKY DlY HEREAFTER,
including Sunday*.
UP TUB LOVELY II UDSON,
mopping at
WK?T POINT AND NEWBUBG.
Jarre it A Pa'iaer'* superb pal-.ce meauier,
PLYMi.UlU RcCR.
Captain S iiu G. Martin.
Ample time riven tor visiting the If. 8. MILITARY
ACADEMY or WaBMINQTON'S IIEaDQUARTEKS.
A MAGNIFICENT MUSICAL. ENTKBTAIN MENT
every day in grand salunn and on nrouienade deck t.v
MARIN HAND. GLEE CLUB. XYLOPHONE. BENT,
the great cornet player, ClIIMBS. Ac., Ac.
PARE, entire trrund excuoioa, FIFTY GENTS.
BOAT leaves
every morninir (Including -I'NDaYS) from pier 1 fat tbe
Buttery) North Klver. at 0:15 o'clock, aud foot oi 22d ?t..
North Hirer, at l>:45 o'clock. BROOKLYN PASSKMIRKS
will take ANNEX i.oat at Kniton at.. 0:05 A. M. NO EX
TRA CHARGE tor trauefer either way.
?PLYMOUTH ROiJC ' MOON LIGHT.
? NEXT WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 12. 1H78.
ROMANTIC SAIL
UP THE LOVELY HUDSON BY MOONLIGHT.
ALL THE UBEAT MUSICAL ATTBACTIONS.
PLYMOUTH ROCK will leave pier 1 North Riror. at 8
o'clock P. M., and the tout <>l 22d *t.. Nortli River, at H ao.
BROOKLYN excnridouLt* will take ANNEX boat at Pul
ton terry,N o'clock. No extra charge tor Iraneter to the
bis *t earner.
FARE for the entire grand trip FIFTY CENTS.
A
A.
CHuLF.lt A BANKS. ANOEItSON COLLWKLL.
pilot, Saturday. June 15; ticket*. SI. A. G. FOSTER.
(lONKY ISLaND -BROOKLYN. BATH AND CONEY
yielaud Kailruad, pioneer meain railroad to Coney island.
TrkiUa leave depot, 5th nr. aud 27tli at. (Uretiiwoofl Cem
etery main entrance), s :5tl. UsiO, ID:10, 11.11:15 A.M..
12:30. 1:15. 2,2:4 . 3:30. 4:15. 5 5:45a ?:3<>, 7:15. Sand
8:45 1*. M. From Fulton lorry take Court Street or Third
Avenue earn: from Hamilton terry take Fort ? Hamilton
car*, which CO direct to (Ireepwood and d. pot in twenty
minute*. Kxcureion ticket*. 40 cent*, with i.rlviluge of
returning to New York oy ?taainer* Arrowemith ana Bay
itlugo front Locum Grove. ? .
CIOSEY ISLAND VIA LOCUST GROYB.?THE
/?tiiuch and lavorita mcamhoat Bay Ridge will' leave
Battery inndluir. plur 1 Lam River (adjoining Stateu
liland ferry), 10 A. M..12:3l> 3:30 and ti:15 P. M.. land
inn pauenxer* in tbe middle of Coney Ialand. Uetnrnlng
Band 11:20 A M.. 2 TNI and 5:20 P. M. Excursion ticket*.
50 cent* fare, 30 cent*.
/VONEY 1ST. AND.
NEW STEAM LINK
KK AN
PROSPECT PARK AND CONEY ISLAND RAILROAD.
Time from Brooklyn to Coney Ialand only 15 minute*.
Train* run every 15 minutes during the afternoon aud
evening nod half hourly during the oilier part* of Hie day.
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERTS (tree) EVERY
WEDNESDAY and -SATURDAY AFTERNOON, and
HAND SACKED CONCERTS EVERY SUNDAY AF
TKhVoON by DOWNING'S CELEBRATED NINTH
REGIMENT BAND, with M. AUHUCKLE. the world ro
nowed Cornet .-oloist.
EXCURSION TICKETS, 40 CENTS.
Take horse cart frum Fulton. Catharine or hamilteu
tarry.
FOR HON DO IT AND KINGSTON.?FAKE. 750.;
Newburg and below. 5: )c.; landing at Highland Kalis
(West Kolni). Cornwall. .Newburg. Marlboro. Milton,
Piiughkeepsie, I', so pus, counseling with Ulster and Dela
ware and Wallkill Valley railroads Steamboats J AVI KS \V.
BALDWIN and TUO.M,\S tjOKNELL lonvo dally at 4 P.
M., pier 114 N. it., loot ol Harrison st.
G
0 AND ShK THE BKaUIIKUL PALISADES.
HOUND TRIP 25 GENTS.
Boats from Cnnnl st. lor
FORT LEE. PLEASANT VALLBT
AND SHADY SIDE,
on SUNDAYS at ?. 10, II A. M.. 12 M.. 1, 2. 3.4, 6 and 7
P. M.; DAILY at lOA.M. and 2, 5(4 and 7:1ft P. it. landing
at 24th st. and 114th st. (dailv and .-utiday) lOiuins. later.
"anhattan beacil I
M"
OPENING OK THE SEASON, 1874
MANHATTAN BEACH RAILWAY,
oemplotod to Giegupnint, opposite 2Ud st.. East Rivet.
TIME TAbLK IO TAKE EFFECT
Saturday. May as 187s.
Tbe elegant steamer ELIZA II AN COX, commencing as
nhove. will run during tbe season from plerfoot of 23d St.,
East lilver, dliect to company's nook at (ireenpnint. mak
ing close connections, going and retnrnluK, with express
trains to and trum Maubattan Beacu
Bout leaves 2dd st. pier at 8:40, 0:40. 10:40. II :4Q A. M.,
and 12:40, 1:40. 2:4o. 3:40, 4:40.3 :4'? and U:4<> P. M.
Ttains leave Manhattan Beach at corresponding times.
bwtiriy, making sure connection at Greeupotnt with com
pany's steamer for New Vork.
Tliue. oil" hour.
SUNDAY TIME TABLK same as above, excapting that
trnlnt leave the Beach every hour until 0 1*. M.
Trains also ennuect at East New York with Canarsle and
'Jiuckaway Beach lUilrnad.
VIA HAY RIDGE.
8TBAMi.lt THOMAS COLLYKR.
22dsL, N. K. I Leroy sL, N. it. | Pier 8 N. R.
10 A. M., 12 M? 10:10 A. M.. 12:10, 10:25 A. M , 12:25,
2 and 4 P. M. | 2:10 and 4:10 P. M. | 2 aJ5 and 4 35 P. M.
Reluming, leave Mnnhnttau Beach S A. M.. 12220, 2 :20,
4:20 and S :20 P- M.
VJKW KUUTE TO CONEY ISLAND VIA LOCUST
Xv Grove. ? Passengers are landed In tbe middle of the
island. On and after Jnne 8 tbe faKerite steamer Alt
ROWSMITII will leave 22d St.. North tver. 8:45 A. M..
11 :45 A. .M.,2 :!5 P. M. ; Leroy St., North River, 8:56 A. M.,
IliM A. M .litVi P.M.; Krurislin si.. Nortli River, 0:05
A. M . I2SJ5 P. M., 3'J:5 P. M.; pier 13 North River. 0:15
A. M? 12:15 P. M.. 3:15 P. M. Returning, 1<? A. M., 1 M)
P. M . ?i r. ,M. Dnu notice will bo given when the JOHN
8YLVI-STEK (new boilers), elegant! ?- refltled, consort of
the ARKOtVSMITII, will commcnee her regular trips.
Pare. 30 cents Mx< nrslou, 50 cents
APlD TRANSIT TO ROC KA WAY
by tne oppnaltlon steamboat TWILIGHT.
I'lie pioneer aleaiuer TWILL.Il l' has brought down the
fare to Recksway (roin $1 to only 50 ceuie. Don't foiget
that the Excursion Ticket ov the (learner Twilight Is only
6o cents; slugl tickets. 110 cents.
The Twilight la the fastest steamer tn Keckaway
THE Wr.LL KNOWN eTKAME.R TWILIGHT.
captain chaulk8 foster.
has been altered sou refit tad In splendid sty la for the spe
cial eoiutort of excursionists, and will rnako one trip dally
to Rookaway Beach,
COMMEINt INO MONDAY. JUNE 10
and two tiipt -undays.
Maslc by a select bruss band and orcheetra.
A grand minstrel entertainment by the well kuufm
WEAVES BitoTHEKn.
THE HTKA.MBJAT VVll.L LEAVE
22d ?t.. North River ?r45 A. M.
loth St.. North Elver lOJWA- M.
Pier 1, North River (Bana y).... 10:15 A. M.
Keturniu-. leave r.nekaway at 5 P. M.
THK AM i-.EU'AN
I XCURslON Till ATI B
Up (ha liodaou twice dally, anernuon uud evanng, eo?
menciag *
SUNDAY. JUNE 0, 1878.
(living ? moat cbarmlnc view or Myelin Fields. New
York city, Harlem. Manhattan. Ille Wrrnaeken, Plenaant
Valley. bpnyten Du> vil. Fori l.ee, Fort Waehinpton, I'ue
Pall.adea, The Rhine nf America, Tappan Zee. Ac.,'Ac.;
aleo wltneaamg leu liouri and a half ol au excellent
THEATRICAL I'Kit FORM AO NCR.
A eotnplete Theatre on board, with stage, gat, footlights,
scenery. reserved aenta. Ac., Ac.
Leave taice dally. Iruui In I ion at.. Rrooklyn, ??Annex"
free both waya. at 'J and Villi 1*. Al. ; loth at., North Klver,
at 2UA) and 7 :4.7 P. M ; 34th at.. North River, M 2:47 anil
B 1*. M. Single ticket, adull, 3&C. Children's ticket, 2Dc.
Family ticket, admitting four. $1.
O CHART kit To It KXCUR > I ONs?ST K A M K K8 Ul.N,
Sedgwick and Kurt Lee: Rargae Caledonia. Kepnhllc
harvest yueon and Anna, alao Kxcelslor I'ark. Ilnntati
Reach. Otleutal. Columbia, lone lalaml and Cold Spring
(lioves. N. 8. BKICOS, 384 Weal at., oppoalte Christopher
afreet ferry.
itiim u it k.
"TTnTTilFK^Klilif U'kK, IfKoNZKBrT^iNTINflii* MllC
XXrcire, Carpels. Ac., contained in privato realdenoe 12o
Went 23d at, near tlth av.. tor tale : Pari r Sana, covered
In aatlu. coat WO1), for 8175: rulta In r p f&iaudft27;
Hedrooni Suite, Drea.lng <'*?e . lied lean.. Wnehelanda,
Tables, Chalra, hair a 'I aprln M .ltr ??et. f Oln fill;
Library and Dmltt- Room K nr i uro i i.1T t, ' II ? ai m la.
trie, China. I)laaa and Stiver Ware; alao mag.. Uoeni roae
wood Pianoforte, coat ilti . lor $l7o. Con oe aocii lo-day.
Take elevated railroad to 23d at.
A' A 17 BaUMaNN's" NKW rt, HNlTiltK, CAKPl-.T
H.mid Heading Warehouses, 512 toil .'>14 Sm av., near
3Htli el.; lire largest eatahllahm at In the city; lo*e.t cash
prieee: weekly and monthly paynieula la .en.
-RICH HOUSEHOLD K_K?TiTL RK AT AUCTION,
a'l bia day (Monday). 10 o'c'ock, at live alory hrnwn
atone m an.inn, 41 Wr?t IDth a ., h taeen ftth ana 8lh ava ,
steiuway and Chickeriug Fiauolurtta Particular. auo
tion co.uinn.
Baj IAUMANN BROTH Kit 8 AX K OFFKRINli CHEAT
harg dne In Furniture, Carpata and Blading at their
?tore. 228 and 2'*i llndnon at., con dr Broom r; weekly and
naonthly pay 111 talk n
LHJKNlTUtiK. CARFKT?rMl"ltK<?K8, FAItLOR SCI I B,
I1 Hedrooni eeta, atlre.eee. Rufl-ia, I tacerea. Tablet,
Chair. Ac.; an rraaouabia oiler reiu.ed 04 Wrat Sllb
1.M MKNSK RKDCCHON TST'RICr.S of F 1 KNI I IIRI-..
Carp-tn, Ac . I?r oaan or eaay paymauta. CO.VPKR
1 II WAIT'S 1.75 ami 1.77 Chatham at. send for llluatratad
price liat. We kit or monthly payment
K^HISM' PATKNYToiDIno llhb . Most UnRFUL AR
^Itlciea in Tablet. Hitreana, De.g-, AoekcaaeS. Ae | re*
quire very email apace, have ne appearance of bed, all urd?
dine placed in, be-ldee have u-elul drawer., booacaee. Ac.
Xtaniil.ictnref, K. KI88. 1.72 Frlnct at.
VjjTsVTl CARP Ts AND OILCLOTH8 VlRT CHEAP,
IVlai RI-.NDaLl'R place, 112 Knlton at. Rend tor axplau
atoiy circular.
OK.VI IVI Kk .
4 sKT 'II- fEKTll I .N I'll KICK 4IOURS, AT KfTil KK
XX.377 rtth av., one do r ahnvn 23<l at , or 128 We.t 34tb
at.: term a to salt. NRWIIROIOII A NKWUKuUCHt
1 Van VLhCK's DENTAL lloOMs, 3 4 f.Tll AV ?
Heantiful warranted Set. of Teeth tame day MIIWl
BBHKautiTul ahtIFici al~tkkth, m-, mum. tn-.
warranted. "Near York Dental Ro.imv" 2*12 'itii av.
I atabllali <1 MM Dr. *1 K A DP. K.
rAINI.HsS KX I'd ACTIOS; A LSI I VltllPlflAL
Teeth: term, it. 1.IU1ITII AVENUE iiKNTaL
ASSOCIATION, 373 sth av., one door below 2.I1I1 at.
w
UIL.L.1ARDA.
TTKkw yvarkkooms ok ii. *f. ftou-MOltR,
.A Broadway, between (iriei Choreh and Hlewart'a ? H4II
lard 1 ablet, new and second liitnd. in lateat dealxna; btal
pood* and lowest prlre*.
-AMsTilOAN PIANIrAIUJ BILLIARD TAB'ltit;
.new and second Imud. At reduced pries*. H il.t.
Cloth*. Tip*, Chalk, One*. Ac. WM. ii. OnIrKl I H A CO.,
? > Vceey at.
lllTi. MUBHfcK HIiLlAHl) AN.t Poot. haTST
ill*. tin act. 2pool, S.W ?ot; warranted Tor 1 - manth*.
W M M. VVI I I.I Mi. ?>7 Centre at.
uurruiatt.
At MtltfZ's. i.otw it koaovt a v. hkiwp.in iatii
and 4!Hh *1* , Mrnadway priest paid IW Cast-off ('loth
In .Jewelrjr. Hooka. i'lsatn Call nr address B MI NT/,
1,'KJH Hro dway. ?
Ar PLArro'a m? ?tr ay. riaa wtn nr. no
n r cent mora than elsowhere will p??*ltlr.>ly or paid
lor ladle*' and gsnlletnon'* c?*t off Clothing by addrsa<lng
>lr. or Mr*. PLAlTit.
A-33H ?ui_AV , .NBaK 4TH sr., PA*8 thk iiiuh.
?a>t tains lor cast-off Clothing, Carpets. Jewelry
Call or addreaa Mr. or Mr*. NA I IIaN.
"t tilth . i in;wA .|? *.? ?.<?*? nh i- \s?.?>??>? < i.-.r.T
.A inc. carpel*. Hook,, Ac , wanted lor the Weatsrn niar
jtt 17B7%lt As.. Mr or Mr*. >MHAU.
Al III M'.W hot AIII.I.oiIm h.VI ? tt I M >\ A
ureal demand lor eaat - If Clotfcmir, Jewelry, Boohs, Ae.
Call nr adnra** Mr. or Mr*; A. II.. Ilrtih ar.
Al IKMliiN. tT II A It It If*' Ml w ISIAB IHH
m*nt, IMtitlth a*, one block balow Maoy't, guarantee*
to par tile ntmoat sralne lor cot off I lotnloi/. Jawelry,
Hooka Csll or nddr*.* Mr. nr Mrs. HAKHIA, IWifUli as.
\M~ markX i??i bth w . oppoTitr arH iir ?
? I.sole* ano rrantismao will ha aatonlahau at the nigh
J tier* pa 10 carle tor (Jiinlt riothlnir. Carpel*, Lasps,
seslt*. Bseht. As. Ladiss waitsd sa Ur Mrs. Marks.
POLITICAL NOTES,
Congressman Waddell, ol North Corolla*, baa boon
renominated.
Colonel John T. Crisp la a candidal* for Congress la
the Eigntn diatrict ol Missouri.
Judge J. Q Smith tiao been nominated for Coogrooa
by tlie republicans In Alabama. *
Tbo Solum (Ala.) Times (dem.) any* thai 8holl*y
will be hi* own successor in Congress.
Tbo Norfolk Virginian (dem.) 8uya that th* return
ol Jobu Goode to Congress I* certain.
Courur-Journal (dem.):?*<11 tho North can bear a
third term (lor Grant) tho South certainly can."
The republican pre** everywhere seetus delighted
with the platform adopted by the Indiana republican*.
Ctnclnuaii Enquirer (dem.):?"Stanley Matthew* la
not o bad man, .but n coaUding one. Sherman la ex
actly the revcrae." ' ' ?
The Norfolk Firyintan (dem.) looks for a solid
democratic delegation from the Old Dominion in the
next Con area*.
Philadelphia Preu (rep.)."The democrats bare
at lust made lor us a roat political issue, and it is the
lilo or death of tho Republic."*
The Augusta Chronicle (dem.) says that the dem
ocratic party In Georgia I* too strong. Its strength is
Really an element ol weakness.
The Boston Traveller (rop.) approvos the restoration
of the Iruiikiug privilege so lar as Is contemplated
In I he measure psssud by the Semite.
Louisville Commercial:?"Jo. Blaokburn seems
to be ubout the only demooratto Congressman from
Kentucky who will bsve a walk-over In the race for
renomination."
The Albany Argus (dem.) counts on the vote of
Oregon should the next choice of President be mad*
by tho House of Representatives, hull, the chickens
aro not batched yet.
It Is not known whether Alexander H. Stephens
means to bo a candidate for Cougress regardless of the
action of the Dcmoeratie Convention of his district,* or
whether he will merely contest the nomination and
abide by the result.
Boston Traveller (rep.):?"Tho Malno greonbackers
will lncreuso tbeir vole two or three hundred this
year, but for every hundred added to their vote tn*
republicans will udd a thousand to theirs. It is the
democratic party that will sutTer."
Because oue B. V. Simpson "emphatically" de
clines to be a candidate for Governor ol Kansas, the
Fort Scott Monitor suggests a commlsson de lunatico
inquirendo. It Is the first known Instanco of the
kind that has happened In that State.
San Francisco Bulletin:?"The indications st this
moment are that there will be flvo tiekete In the
Hold lor delegates to tbe Constitutional Convention,
designated as lollows:?Non-partisan, democratic, re
publican and two workingmen's tickets."
Br. Felton la to be the independent candidate lor
Congress In tbe Seventh Georgia district. He waa
elected In 1874 and 1870, and if be la again sucoesslul
he will probably b? nn independent candidate for
Governor two fears hence, with a fair prospect ol
victory. So says the Augusta Chronicle (dem.)
Sau Francisco Bulletin:?"Political anarchy, though
it may-be troublesome lotne politicians, cannot beset
down as an unmixed evil. Capable men for tho work
of framing a conatttutlon are oomlng to the surfaee
in all gatherings . and combinations. A wise eclec
ticism by aad by on the part of the pubiie mey be at
tended with the beat results."
St. Louis Globe-Democrat (rep.):?-"A correspondent
suggests Great and Key for 1880. This would not do.
If we are to have a Southern democrat for Vice Pres
ident 1st us take a representative man like General
Joseph E. Johnstons But we would prefer a Northern
republican like Blaine or Conkling."
NEW MUSIC.
Potpourri, "Chimes ot Normandy.", Arranged by
A. K. Warren. Oliver DiUoa A Ca Contains the
principal airs lrom this opera, very nicely strong to
gether.
?'in Yonr Haunted Castle." Legend of the Boils,
lrom the "Cannes ol Normandy." Oliver Ditson k
Co. Solo (as sung by Mrs. Segum) and chorus.
?'Rondo Walts" ("Cblmea or Normandy"!. Ar.
ranged by A. E. Wurren. Olivor Ditaou & Co.- This
is tno waits sung by the baritone, arranged tor the
piano. It is the prettiest air in the opera and the ar
rangement is simple:
'Three Good Ships Cams Sailing In." Song. Words
by Alice Gary. Mnslc l>y James Giles. Oliver Ditson
k Ca A pretty song, in the English ballad stylet Aid
quite appropriate to the words.
"Tarantolie." By Gostave Schumann. Oliver Dit
son k Co. Not particularly Interesting.
"Your Uoart Is a Music Box, Dearest." Words hy
Mrs. Frances S. Osgood. Music by Theodora T.
Barker. Oliver Ditson k Co. Pretty, hat not par.
ticulariy original.
"Tl Kaptrel." Song. By Tostl Oliver Ditson k
Ca An elaborate composition of no great merit.
Showy and superficial.
?Tne Moonlight Sleeps." Song. By Clifford Cox.
Not wltbopt promise. Shows some originality sad
leads one to believe that the composer will do bailor
next time 11 he will devote himself to the studv el
composition.
REAL ESTATE.
The following aaioa wero mode on the Rati KiUla
Exchange yesterday
bt a. r. haubktt.
Rlcliard M. Henry, retrree.-Forsclo.HTe sale of the
liou.o, Willi lot No. 817 Host 81m M., n.
a.. aoj It. a. ofiid nr.. to plaintiff.. *5,800
BT HOWARD W. COATKS.
R. B. Uwllllm. rrferre.?Foreclosure sole of a plot
of land ItMi. 1 lz8<a>xlrrrirulor. on the road leaning
from Klni's Bridge to William's Bridge, Yonkera,
to J oliii 1'aTldeon 13,777
Total *19,977
OrriCIAL REAL ESTATE TRAN6EER6. m
Tbo following aiatofnoot allowing iba rati
tratimcuons recorded id tha lingular'* olBee J una*
8, 1878, it obtained from Auguttu* T. Docharty, Dep
uty Register:?
Mott ?r., w. a.. 125 ft. a el 150th ah. 35x100 (33d
w .r<il : Alfred W. Van la-eeil le Henry Lewie
Merri* .. $5,50 )
lVlnnc-y ?t. (No. .0). 35xl(X?; lieerga iJiidenhneflor
mm wife to Ilenry K. Barlrld 30,000
34 lb at. . o. ? , .'KJlt. w.? ut 7tu ar.. AlxIM.B; Klieu
Jnaephine Itrannl and hnaband Ui Samuel W.
1'iiriiii), . 10,000
IHIi a*., a. w. currier of 123d >1., 100x200.10; JoMpb
j. Miner to Florence H llerta 300
ttlh av. ii. w e.trner nl 09th at., 4'ixloo. alto IWMih
at., a. a., 575 il? w ol lfKb nr.. 25xJnl.lO; Charlea
Dowd to M irr A. Dow.l 20,560
5th av. (No. mil), 10.6x100; Maria I., la Kip and
liuanaun to Juua II. Chad wick Nna
Both at., n ? , (lo<a No*. 193. 1 MM). 50x100; l.oui.a
A. Harbiaen to Jainea .t. Oroeamen 16,000
On hard at. w. ?., I5n It. a. of Grand at., 26x-*i2;
Kninrt H. II ay ward aud wile ui Henry K. Cudllpp.* Neat.
4*illi at., a a , 2UU It. w. ufOih ar.. lOOxliKXAxirrega
lar; Ibomaa It. Jolninon ana wife to Anna M Cery Norn,
ddtlt ak, a. a.. 200 It. w. nl flih nr.. 10UxlUu5xlrreg
mar. aanie In Krldxet Kltapalrlrk A. Nom.
U7lli at.. a. a., 445 It. w. of.5m ar , 25x9Hll; i hariea
II. Iraak and wlla ta Alitor II. Traak 80,000
Water at. ( No. HIM). Mary A. Mceerley and ethera
to Aiexandor I'lr.nkelt H37
Water at. (N iv*S4?tj: a-ma to aatne 3.14U
I hi <'!>?- ii donee ar, IBB Jxlrrixuiar (24th want); M. .
L-yne (rvlen-e) to laaac ii. Johuaun 6.500
8th nr., w. a. between .Mth and Jlhh .la . 24.HxlO<>?
Jnl.u A. Hardy ana wife to Tliumaa Hardy. Nom.
7?lli at., n a . 225 It. a. uf 2d ar., 5"XlOJ.2; Patrick
MeOnade to Hleliard Lawrence.... 80,000
6th ar.. w. a., JI.A ft. n. ot Jtiih at.. 70.?x 101 Oxlr
rexalar: Jarnea Mattliewa (relereel te Antoinette
E. rtopd 135,000
4th ar., a e. eomer nl liatth at., I'aixlnu.11; Edwin
It. Mcadc (refer.*i to I kited sinter I rmt Com
pany 7,800
tun
33d at., n a., w. ef I Ith ar., i.enjamln Moore te 334
at. Railroad Corupam (.21 year 13,200
MKi'oniikD miftTnauxe.
Crrmaek. John A aud wlf* to Arthur W. Anatln
(executor. Ac I, n. a, tdbaer of 4th ar. and 6let
at ; 5 rcara #16,000
llare, Wiulam A., to Fratiria II. Cornell, w. a. ol
7ih iv.,t ol mth at. ; 1 year 8,0(10
Koch. I It to II. Olid wile. to The liana lor Seringa. a
a. of 52 i at., e. ol 2d ar.: 1 year 5.500
Lord!. William and wife to Emily It. Stiotwell. W. A
of .tew a*., a. of 124t> at,; 3 yeara ... ... 4,000
Malcolm. Jnine. K. aud wife, to Amelia l.'ebliia, a
a. oil llli at. .a. of Lalreretty |il nee; in.tnlmaata. 18.000
Manioii. Timolhr and wiia, to Patrick Ourke.a a.
of 51 at at , e. el 111 n ar.; d yeara 5.000
X niluor. Jonn, to J ulla Itlilrieiunder, n. a of 31at aa,
e. ol lid ar ; 5 yeara 0.4UO
Plunk' tt. ilexander, to the Chamberlain of the city
of Now Ydr*. No Ht? Waier et J 5 yeara 1,500
Reap. John, to Rohert Sherwood, e. a ef l.ndlow at..
a. ol Stanton at ; I month 4,000
K tap. John and Chrlailan Sola mid their wlrca, to
M.irla Anna schnurir. n. a el stamen at., e. of
U Wiry; :l yeara 4,000
Wichelna. J nn Henry and wife, to Jamei rt . Mer
er,1. Nor. 2 it and Jtl.l lludaon at.: 5 yeara 7,?00
Wood. Antolnc.tr E and tin.hand, to Franklin II.
del iiio and other* itruateea, Ac i. w. a. ol din ar.,
U. ol :tet! Ii at. (tl lota) ; 2 yeara '. 80,000
rfcokiikp xj.Mw.mB.rTx or aoKTnanna
Brown, J anno M. (trnaiee, Ao ), to Fredcriae lint
terA'ld ..$9,315
Haggerty. Michael II., and otbera (axecntura. Ac I
to John J Lyoaa...., 6M)
II nrgeriy, Mlu.iu.l II.. and otheri (execnt r?, Ac )
Injnhn lln-e... 2,1(111
II milton. J .ne M , In Willed Hronron 12,*21
kiarat. Joaepii J . to Marie II. tilwall..... ,'sai
l.eaicraft. J Edgar. to Towraand Wandell 8,7<X>
Shaw. John, to Willett Hrcnaon 757
So11on. Cl?ra H . and othera to Frederick Hotter
Held 40,f?m
Union Dune seringa Inatilutlnn to the Irrlltx Ser
inga In-tltnilon. ot New Vork 15.000
Von (ilahn. Claue W , to Marin C. Ohlaeen 2,2'ri
W tairlnghninx J., to J. i. Lnwreuea 4.500
Same tb aatae. 4.900
?OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.
[Xotr.?Letter* Intended tar this column mnel b*
accompanied by tbe writer's full name and addrtaa Id
lURuro aUention. Complainants who are unwilling to
comply with thu rule atraply waste time In writing
Write only on one aide ol tue p.ipor.? Ed. Urraxd.J
DU8T IN CENTRE STREET.
To T? Editor or Tim Hkrald:?
Tbe storekeepers ol Ceutre etroet are exooedlngly
annoyed by tbe duel raised by tbe street cleaners.
Why don't tbey spriuxlo tbe streets nelore conn
monoiug to sweep? STOREKEEPER.
THE SIXPENNY 81 VINOS BANK.
To tm Editor or tur Hkrald: ?
In order to save tbe depositors of tbe Sixpenny Sav.
Inge Dank irom any lots by aharpers plaase lat theoa
know thut tbey can bure toeir booka written up at tby
bank without tbe aid ol third parties. DEPOSITOR.
A WOOD YARD ON SIXTH AVENUE.
To thb Editor or tur Hkrald:?
Tbe Erie Railroad Compuoy put a pile of wood la
front of ray door, Sixtn avenuo and Yllty.lbird
sireet, some weeks ago. It Is tboro atllL 1 know 11
It was my own tbe puliuo would inulco mo take Is
eway. Hug the r%iroad company more rlgbt in lroa?
ol my door tbau 1 buve? ORDER,
BLIND PUELIC CARTMEN.
To thi Editor or Tin Ukkalp:?
1 wish to call the uiiuuuou of the authorities to ?
pile of atrt in 1'wonty-lourth street, between Fifth
nod Sixth avenues. It is over three weeks slueo tbo
street was oleuaed, and still that pile of dirt remains,
to the disgust of tno residents ol the neighborhood.
K. T. B.
POLICE VACATION AND PAY.
To tbb Editor of tub Hkkald:?
On Saturday night an order was read la the station
bouses U>ut tho members ot the loree will be allowed
a vseation ol eight days each *on bell pay. A largo
number of us cannot aflord to lose this amount. Wo
bare large tuuitiies to support, and the sum, trifling as
it may appeur, will he a serious loss. PA 1 HOLM AN,
. LITTLE TWELFTH STREET.
To thb Editor or tub Hkkald:?
Allow me to call attentlou to tho disgraceful con
dition of Little Twelfth street, between Tentn avenue
sod Washington street. It bas been brought to the
notice of Mr. Campboll, Commissioner of Poblio
Werks, but to no purpose. Will Recorder Uackott
pay a little at lentiou to that department f If he doen
the streot will be put m order and lUe not be endan
gered. H. V.
LOOS OUT FOit THE CHEWEB.
To. the Editor or tub Ukrald:?
As my sister and 1 were crossing Sixth arenas Fri
day altornoon we leUgometbiug strike oar basics, and
on examination found we woro deluged with tobacco
Juice from the mouths of some of the gentlemen on
tuu elevated railroad. We are iu mourning, and aa
crape is expeusivo perhaps these gentlemen will
iorego the amusement lor tue sake 01 other ludles as
well as ouiselyee. Tne company should luruiah spit
toons. M.
ILL-BBEEDINO IN THE ELEVATED OABS.
To THg Editor or tub Hrkalp:?
Mr. Pullman remarked wnen the first experimental
train was ran over the track oi the Metropolitan
Elevated Railroad that his beautiful oars would help
to-edneate tne public in good breeding. Th|s is a very
wise theory, but 1 am sorry to say that the result does
not earry it out. On Saturday 1 saw two well dreaaed
men?they were not gentlemen?seated In onaei the
transverse compartments or an elovaied car, with
their muddy uoote reposing on the opposite morocco
ousuious, much to the detriment ol the latter aud the
evident disgust ol passengers near them. The com
pany shouid mako a rule lorbtdding this praotiee, and
submit the oflender to instant expulslou, for soon
people are unaulo to properly enjoy the contorts oj
the road, and their absence will be a luxury to iboat
who know bow to behave tbemselros.
CLEAN SEATS.
SIXTH AVENUE AS A RAILROAD DEPOT.
To tub Editor or tub Herald:?
1 am a trend ot rapid trault and In faror of alia*,
ing these com pan lag every reasonable* privilege, and
11 the cliy must lurnlsn them with storage room lot
the rolling slock of tbeir road, let them use Central
Park or tbe Battery ler tbat purpose ana not allow the
oompany to store their curs'lor blocks on tJtxtb
avenue to Hie auuoyauee and distusl ot the residents,
wboso view is entirely shut oil by tbem. It Is bad
enough to be annoyod by tbe continuous roar of Das*,
lag trains without imposing this additional nulsaoM
01 storing tbe cars lu Jront ol our windows.
A BaPID TRANSIT LADT.
To ran Editor or tun Hkkald:?
Is thtro no way lor a oltissn residing on Sixth ave
nue, abovo Fifiy-tblrd street, to havo tbo Elevated
Railroad oars removed from In front ol hlawludowf
Last ovenlng about five o'clock tney brought flltoon
or twenty cars upon the track, and they are tboro at
present, extending irom Fifty-ninth to Flltv-third
?troot. A CIllZKN.
WASHINGTON MARKET STANDS.
To ran Editor or ran Herald:?
Tbo stand boluors ol Washington Market have on
BSTtral occasions appointed cummittees who, with
petitions bearing tbe signatures ot almost every indi
vidual member ol the mdrkoi, have waited npoh the
Comptroller, asking a reduction commensurate with
tbe times ou tno slaud lees. No uotioe bas ever been
taken ot ibis, and in apite of the guneral decline in
prices tbe market men pay to-day the eame rents they
did when overyihiug was at war rales. The ineon
sisiency of this seems greater when we reflect tbat
tbeee high rates were imposed wben tbo corrupt Ring,
heeded by Connolly and sweeny, held sway, and It la
burdly in conlurmuy witb ibu reform rule ot oar
proaeni city government to follow In me loolsteps of
sucn predecessors, it is useless to repeal n luct well
known by ail tbst reats throughout tbw city have
declined enorioonaly, and mat Washington Market,
on account ol tbe upward growth ot mo our, becomes
daily lose and lose valuaolo lor baslnesa purposes.
U. U. M.
ANSWERS.
MARTIAL KTIQUETT*.
1q THl Kditob or tri IIkRald:?
-1. B.," is iho "Complaiut Boole" of Friday nndov
lb* oaption of "Martial Etiquette," soya:?"A few
days ago a company llrad (bo funoral aalute oral
Major General Dukln, an honor to wblcb a captain
la ontltlod, and moat ol the escort marc had wlthoul
arm" I am afraid "L 11.'a" memory most Do bad,
lor, aa a mailer ol lact, tbo aaoort consisted
of a regiiuuut of Inlttutry, a aquadroa ol
cavalry ol lour piaeoa of urtillory "armed and
equipped aa tbo law direct*." I ho W>lleya were Brad
by tbe eulira regiment. "1. It." undoubtedly coo.
founded tbo mourners with tba eaooru and provea
iho truth ol uta aaaertloo thai soma ol our officers ol
voluutaera know out littlo ol "Martial Etiquette."
Two miouica' peruaal ol tneregulatioua nod "Uptoa'g
Tactics" would bavasalisOed nun tuat thecoroinooias,
IB (be moat in mute respect, Were carried out In strlot
acuordauoe tnerewitu. Tito other criticisms 1 do not
consider worthy ol Bailee. 1 regret that aa uffloor
who baa seen service tu tbo field should so naedl.ssly
expose bis igoorance. FIFTH BRIGADE.
To ma Eoitok or tub Herald:?
la tbo "Complaint Book" of Friday lha writer ol
tbo article beadad "Marital Etiquette" aaya. In speak
lag el General Damn's funeral, that "moat of tbt
escort marthed without arms. "
Permit ma to correct ibis error. All of (bo aaoort?
lamely, one regiment ol lulaolry, two compaaiea ol
oavalry and n nailery ol artillery, aa prescribed la
"Upioo'a Tactic,," maroncd witu arms. I host aaea
by '.'L H." without irrus were there by invitatioa
aud aol by ordcra, and were not a part ol tba escort.
VEfEHAM.
INR01.TB TO WOMEN. ?
To teb Editor or tiir Hrralo:?
Nut a low ladies will heartily respond to the kind
words or "Ald-dc-Camp" In Uat Friday's Hrralo.
How ia It that Now \ork Into changed in Hi trost
m?nt of wotnouT Alter rar a?/'? dmiti on Friday I
sauntered oat #t at* o'clock lor a breatn ot air aatr
the Park. Ia a' abort walk I was Intuited by Mire#
men. One of ibeae, anting on the atoop 01 a roe
tanrant, a man olJ anougti to be rar father, arose and
apoko to me, tlicroby convulsing hla companion, also
an oil man, with laughter. Another uian,' young
enough to be iny eon, spoke to and loilowed me home.
Toa young girl suou anouynncea arn cruel, but to a
woman ol ihirty-asveu, with aik children, they aro
Inexp'ieable and galliug and cruel. Mv mother at my
aac, twenty yowa ago, used to go alona to avening
prayer meenuga, preparatory leeturea, una so lonn,
to Or. Potts' onurcb, and naver received Intuit or
dreamed ol laar. In my girlhood 1 tbougigt man my
protector; my danghter flnds him her neraeculor.
Why iho |hnngef My daughter of eighteen rarely
eomes into Ihu house from a walk iliat it le uot with
lip quivering and her pride wounded through her
promenade's oxpprloncc. AiAl aha le not a flirt, la
001 outrtf In dress, nor conspicuous In cnrrlnge, nhe
ia altnpiy a tall, uignplud girl, who, having spent seven
ol Iter most Impressionable rears across tlio ocean, la
thoroughly Imbued witu the necessity ol genlln and
nvaesi streal in inuers. 1 ask 'gain, why are women
called uW>in to bear so miicn runeiivat Irmn men Id
New Yorkf What Is the cause ol ino great ehangO
harat Only women and attractive women know to
what a cruel and persistent extent iho rudeness fa
earned. Has the woman's right- agitation wrought
Hit chang. f some say ao Ara tha tormentors only
men Who have come froin countries where women aro
not hrtd in reverenceT Are none si mom Amerieanaf
If tbo solution ia to he found and the condition rem
edied It must he done, not in violence by public
women agltatora, but oalmiy aud hy the aid ol womed
M Weil M into. A LADY HEADER

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