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DEM LROAD.-TiiE

witiodt charge.
pENNSYLYANIA RAILRoAD:-THE
KoUrF Trains leave from fool of Desoo'7es al"
@ 5 s 5 rasssI &c w ami ana $50 SSS p
For Wa9@i aa loeS aTen lya P , d a9 o1
nec; al CORY foi Iisyic Peoieun Centre, and the Oh
" %Ts @gsS ara ne s -G a exa 's an ma
20 A. n alrcc in Washington at 4:l0 p. Regular AZ
/! ,a, l 10: ' Pdidipn.a = 10 10 $50 i2se
go AZ 80 z H. . aI . ~ hF FI -, '0V o.
OK E9r N,S 2, liz 20 - o. g. do 3d. SO III
$40 10 1870 p. and II night SUNDAY 90 " ahd SIo
p % nl,nrf'n 60 ~ ioa M y p 2 3 80
IT, 900. q. ami ~ HgI ; may .'@ = sti ;, 80 r. n
ia 80 H. So $50 - $40, Gio C:jo l. $40
For Weoihrig', perhAmboy, and south Amooy ana 10
a of z Ee% If :vick and y =, $40 4io, 80
6:i0 Z D. m, a'.d II might. sunday, p III.
t.s ts ae M' SS ~ sSGH d S III iopm
lr princeton, :, 6 a. NJ ~ 2 i,io "a; aa p IA
i"r fj,mueron phIlsbals, and DclyiJe'v, $50 a. NJ .
a." Ior tTc,r AMI sner'-t Brrch p M c.,,oo - and
o5 5SF f. i H.. y TO- > i, .. and p m. ,',o
Tor Freehold. :; q. i'll. ., % and 4;iO D. NJ,
ioi ianuie,laie and elian, z o a. H. AMI z D. H.
For I,igsoSn pcmberton aud Camden VIA Perth Am00y'
t1l a. P,I+ Durih, go and 1922
ag1 40 no s ol nj 1 11,i P p 70 .y
I'm H. ~, rs a a g io. go oj 10 IT, 70 ,
It - = = o-1O $50 81, sli 500 IO,7 T. n. sun
dar ~ q 20 60. I0l q. a.. o. 30 sui lo-f D. H.
ofg,, and ga Broadway, No Asi"l Io,iSe,
aud i0 Oh D,shrosaes Corr ault SIS; No Cont 81,
Irsoklyn aul No. ia ll6 aud lis iwl'onst Ho5oken
I.m.erani Tlcstt OIIcs. - Battery place. -.
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
DLGVLAR Catskill line, up the creek.--Steam-
IA ,rs hampton and Water Brett II leave pltr AZ
ct daily except sunday NJ . r. N rare %
ems Connecting Cafski with Chufctfs nr q" dars
and through ck.is sold Caro-, DnriaD " indiam and all
l,iiis Woa' .. reduced Ia.ts
~ ARATOGA.-Dircct route, via Citizens Line.
- Elegant STEAMBOATS,, leaving New OH daily aui. *
e. piell ~ D. Pier 20. y. H.. foot Oi lHfNysi TX
o-cn ,kCls York 10 saratoga and return good so
dAy-, only 81
rINlIE FLUSHING, NORTH SHORE, and
4 CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
short route 10 Babylon by shore lsp eayVihe anu ia
leave Hunters Point 700 a Babylon way traiH. .
Leave Hunters Point 80 a. m.-lathogue mali tTin WIN
IaiiJl ClI adcatd
leave purfcI ROM 200 2. m-patchClnc way train.
Hunters Point $50 I. m-iatch"gue expires tram,
with a.tasnal
I.cd.r iiulters Pnlt 90 :. m.--isip way Ira IL .
Ior part cuaTs bills and small tneiabirs. Also Tor
to FllInIrGaie, Central PARK ily'c rarS
Ferry boats leave sen YORK.
slip RIVER 30 niI's ana loci "L IN riy
- uut's lrr'lpts to the d'paItufg %
Tair- Hunter POINT Tickets sold AMI baggage checked
Zip Thirty :Ourt IT. Oinres SunaN ifais Ne
Point tor GREAT Neck bcMpsttf, bari'h 'ty,
p cingue all way stations, 20 "3Va y ana 100 D. III
Iusiin College Point " h stone All al lhl, 'u.ie
ID 1000 and 1870, 3 IT, 900, $50
o M |. y. BAI.rON. superintendent.
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miscellaneous

miscellaneous
nlAMONDS, WATCHES. JENFLRY. and
~ SILVER WARE Bought soll hack when d,siI,d
very small advance. hEO. {. ALLi.N, Jewcer, l,lyJ
broadway. near .9ih II.
TEENT TO LET OR FOR SALE.-hn OBJ
long, IENT. 10 ny suabe foq camI-rnee;iner.
address .II-Nf, Tribune OfIce, n0S I2J ..ev-l ORR.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY repaired bv
W nrsicla.s worknIen GEO. G. ALLEN, 1,i0J BTslt
way, 25tlis
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= NG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.

Wv" -, n III, IN 80 NJ NJ ' -
commencing June ~ 1919 Leave Huniers Point as FOL
81, Express NAL Grecnyort slcter Island 81;
ava making connections Tor all stations Oh Tie Lain line and
Jss WAY 70, p ,n Ser;Sn ard in
81 Accommodation 1or Hickss and for Locust
81 n Az -" or yerheld Nortbport Locust
N:Ay Hampstead anl l.'ka"aJ' connecting at I'i'or'al
% o. iai ;as Ha.lorr EsIlsss WITH rar:or
'a P asf g' making aag9s eS SGy for
Locus; Vaie!, Her, 81, al am no.kaNnv:
50 n.Lccsi valley Express, making con'c ons for
81 p. $oriSri Accommodation, making connections
SUNDAY TRAINS
500 2. mn iori Jefferson, Valley, Hampstead
- ~ m for Nor;iari Lcrst Valley Hampstead and in.
c.inriar stations. ami c5u'cg VITA tIan rom ha7i New
rar nockas9y rcags Hunter rcn; q 10 and 80 a.;
H. ar@ Is sra a SS rH5 - r u1 =. Fe", np
b. Ferry coats cave N,wN OK, loot If Same Slip T. H.,
30 minute. aad ft Of iiiy onh H. T. H. 10 inmates pre-
q. y. \. {, sri>, Gcn,rl superintendent
NEWBURGH, CORNWALL. WEST POlNT
~ CD2ZEN>S HOTEL Dock, IONA leland.
DAtIY ,~nB.a,s cS,-i ted. ly ARMENlA iron
ssa irr iiss At M.mfa M sile 800
No.iAer, .o$5 Dc1bs iefIJ. II; Nyaek ni fe!yTn Dy
r,s.iirs Kew cTk Al $50, aod nro,slyn at Z D. IA
NEW-YoRK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ hIXEk hAllfoAn After June ~ iS75' through
na.n. " j. ieayt ,,aid MIA. p'iei' ,.s, win, ,,,,
90 3 @ Sne,go ann S%,np E,tfsa WIZ" u,'Sns
; 4
.O1a M Sunipga Social arriving ~ saratoga NJ -
10 a. special ,hcafO sifess Withdrawing nom car.
~ Rochester and luha1 aud NlaeaIa fals, a4sHs al
y 90 i . e..
100 d. n. Northern and Western Express q
800 = NJ Montreal EsTrsss wln sleeping from New
NnrE ~. Albans . 4. "
600 LNrr--s, Daily with sIepingeafs for Waterfowl
and anaIda.cua
800 D. m Pacific Exlross Iai sleeping for ioc
ester has1o and Niagara fals also fer Chicago via both L.
.. and VI. e. Railroads.
Ills p m Win sIoprs cans for Albany Troy and
.... .. -Itr., o. -af. % fa.u ..Ji llng.
wy = & IL KENDRtCK.
tscnsIai issssngcr Al'nt
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Steamboats, ano railroads.
ALBANY AND TROY BY DAYLIGI

ALBANY AND TROY BY DAYLIGHT
n Day boats {. viaBARD and DANlEL DREW Leave ave
50 a NJ d we ss1 PS tSSs %
sni w es,'H T tes: 70 west rc
Conwa6 aud NswbaIyh. returning same dsy' y. s,rhh
I. . e; to and from Saratoga TO s-'-'t. ~ N-- ~
ALBANY, TROY, and SARATOGA:
acco,r"se ibr IN rs,ed travel 3D. 4tb and 9TH Of July
iIUr ricr 20 North River, loot Of Leroy 81 ,,,,
M0NA1 nsEHhNg S3 Ssly at p III "''' Of p III"
W sdS to Albany Albany OF rxeS y a@ 1 a
foga and rrtGrn ga Good 30 DAYS.
pRiDGEpORT, aud ali points on Honsatonic
PORT leaves Ca,haIinesp at l:JO A. M and Bndsepon@
CrTIZENS' Steamboats, for TROY.
connecting with all railway Nor, and West Elegant
IeT AZ n c foot OIL Ler0' yS So i I su
UENTRAI. RAILROAD Of NEW JERSEY,
= XEW.yoRK and LONG BRANCH DIvisloN.-Untn
further 'o'lSf !%; E ESP n 1%Ts ur .
$S g" bsy*s ' H. 'S s rs En-
AT K. :. RIcAra surt and inzr
OENTRAI. RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
ana rr,feht York icot OF ibcItysi Connects
a 9 s ri and ave- %a. sH r. a. RI hsSs S With hSh
ard aos enanua Division also with Ieag9 Valley Railroad,
'@n'ra pnH'y All a,Ya i5S H3 af
b.: for Easfon, Bethlehem, i'hh
a,lch CHUNK, IanianeDd, Nkcs0ur, ncfd
g.. a. m-way Train for SomerylIc and F1enlngton. -
ii a. .nwsy Tram for haston connects at Junction with
Del aek and West. X. H.
ella u-MOiNrNa EXPRESS daily Except SundaysL for
sto Allentown. HaFtisbuig, ana r West. Connects al
Re Frlington ~ kaol for MaEcb tiina ram
Iowai. MDkrsbaIre S,iantOf &C. WIN TAR agh cans
ioo a. n.-Wly Train FOR Eason connects at phpsburr,
fo Beiviiers. - x.- .r...
Mauch Chunk. ramaIpa. MahanOy city, HaIldon. wilkes
barre, I,a,.in,; Columbia Lancaster srhrata rotsVie
Ha'rsbnrr. DC. ,,., r.., ,,..
Chunk W .lseslarTe, and .,cIsit"n.
3.3o u rn.-Nay Train for Ii'nhcid
100 H. m-Way Train for East0p. Sltui0wr. am Maueh
CLunk Connects JnnctiOn with D, Lao All west. H. X
- TiGn for ~OaelI Ne and f1rmingfol
300 y nl-WaV Tram iOf SOnierNllt.
b, -. N. 81 planned. -,
On ru-INFNy EyIRrsi daily. for Fasoi Allentown n,
Mau.i Chunk Wko sbaII, TowanJa, Eealug, ana H-iis
$50 y. MI ar llal1tl-
u nl.-fOr Onci Vile
20 y FdT tas:0n. go
$50 =. m.-Way Train for SnlEerNlilc.
- .a -. li.-tor Plaluaeid 80 - q 80
taf Ei1aieia go 81, go J. 80 5h5 : ~ s.
80 z $50 "a, t. l., -" a:i5, i, 1l5. 300 $50, =,
ID 80 Z, I 90 :. ., So -, lo3i no, ~ g. H.
A. l. KICkEh Supt. ard Eng.
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For You,g Ladies-City.

HENDRICK INSTITUTE, % West 2Gth-st.
j -Frrncli. German aIh English Bcar,inc AID Day
School for Young I~tes ais healthy End Gclcao ClnidI
AIRS spec aliy APP hcations receive cd
SuuinCT September Ds-iGAtc pupils stTcnet
s,lnnas,ic danciig z. Ming and oiI.ni cure
SARAH J.. Hl.SDitItE, PnnciDal
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JNo. y. hha1rr, Gcnrrai Passover Agent Eew-Y
HALL RIVER LINE

,EUNDAYs, June p 70 Aug 20 inc'us,e) at p. IN.
From Pier - North River foot Of Murray 81,
IHE WORLD RENOWNED S1EANEkS
BRISTOL IND PROVIDENCE.
Cant. A. q. SIMMONS cant. b. N. SIMMONS.
HALLS BAEDS ENGAGED FOR THE SEASON.
The mort direct Taunton MiflebOrO, Plymouth,
New Bedford MatEas vineyard Nantucket Cape Coi the
WHITE MOI ,.rAGN-, and all principal points IA NewEn
gland anj tho Provinces.
For Tickets ani Sat, apply al 81 Broadway; Poad
wav corner Twenty is, 1 Court st. Brooklyn 81
the Pier and al principal Ices and ticket o.
fees III tho city. BORDEN = LOWELL Agents.
GEORGE L. CONNOR. Gen. Pasa. Agent a. G.. S.B 60.
Z EHiGII VALLEY RAIl.R0AD-SVMMER
- A>tRAN GEM ENTS-TUNE@S, ls75.-Delots foot o.
t.Iilarli ana Drsbrlasca-s.s.
through IN nirl s"nring AT New Market.
30 Brook, fhl,ipsbrrP faF:'n, Befhlchcr Ai!en
town. Maucl ChslS, White Haven NIkcHOaiic, Piiis
T,ysaila and informed dn stations: also CONNECTS
trains Reading iiaTrs'uTc and Iottsviile.
1890 u. stopping The
ipa TL tran has c"nn - ion also
for Mahanoy city, lazleon Il.adingr Potlsyl', and
UarilSiurE.
400 D. ~ train through Nguch Chunk, stopping n all in
trInriiat' etarns
$50 T. H. iran Nigt press daily fOr al principal stations
with fpr Ithaca. Auhurl, HoC h SCR,
Buffalo. Fi.y, Sasiansi3l Bridge, ai tie " oet
P4llnan ctp.ig tOacilt. ATTACHED to ii.s thin
I
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itlarhic anS Slate &!llnicl5.

Glartc ano Slate Allncl5.
AT GREATLY REDUCED PBlCES-AD ex-
" tens sc stock 0f MARBLE and nAEBLEIIED NAN
Ills and an Other Marble Work Mar1e Turning ipr ine
trade A. IA 5KI l3I Eist ti.hteeutst, near Ihrd ave-
EASONl a. iSOI.A,
~ STAN NAllRIE and GRANITE WORKS,
1876 20 10 West 4nthst, near broadway.
Monuments, Mtnfrls Atirs. Figures IIia. Wau1'1i'ng
&c. Importer and manufacturers ia Itay Oi
work If eyc.s coscr it0n.
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PROVIDENCE AND STONINCTON

STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Consolidation Of eTOSINGrON LINE and PROV DENtE
IINE De tween NEW-NOIK AMI BOSTON.
STONINGTON LINE,
FOR rROVIDENCE, NEWPORT AND BOS1ON. 49,.
TIE rcl mt seamfrs RHODE ISLAND, IT ESD A1S
TIL R~IA y ) and SATURDAYS, AID NARE' Ga Get u,
NoNisYS WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, lr-Ve PIER 30,
y r., ut ~ Jay-st. nj ,, -,
Ipc tickets 10 al prime pal points in New England AMI
tie Pro, urrs may 0b'ains at aroad DtotS ana hel
Ticket dalca, may be secured ~ ~ ae ~ 'he
ON Is OF " cstcott Express Company AMI at 3lJ br0ad"aJ
PROVIDENCE LINE
VA. PROVIDENCE DIRECT -
The g aunch ami powerful steamships ELECTRA MDN-
DAYS WEDNESDAYS anI fridays, AM GALATEA
TUESDAYS, TUESDAYS and SAil EDAfS, I'asc I.et
y foot O Robin 81, az , p m INrSct iOutc iW
Worcester and AL lNl.r worcester.
I1tipnt vi. either line taken AZ lowest rates.
''9 -. = BABCOCk Trc~i1en
l. " FITKISS. General Passenger Agent.
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~ ARATOGA.--Dircci route, via tltlIcnS Lllc.
> Elegant steamboats,, leaving NcNN 81 daily ,5ui'i *
e, piel ~ D. NJ 49, y H.. foot Oi crUys tx
o!i.on kCis, Sew York 10 saratoga and return, good 80
,ft. ..tls-
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DLGIlL AR Calslill line. the creek.-Steam.

EVIIf Inn NdI-F TT IIITV UII IIV VI
lot Of ana, daily except sunday NJ . T. m rare %
GEMS Connecting CafskI win Churctfs nae q" lars
and tilrgh tickets sold Caro-, DnriaD Mindiam and all
lDll;s Wee .! reduced rae.
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Gteamtoats ano Railroads.

NORTH RIVER AND NETWORK STEAM
~ BOAT LINE for Enelewool, Workers, Nyack. bser.
straw Tecgsil Hteriel.fte LANDINGS every aluTDVn
e1eept sunday n the foot of umrisonst n. e. oircH
pier l. LA W" Agent
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JANIS r. OSCOCD & CO.. Boston.

~
Bayard Tayor's account Of Io Ex oratius Of Dr. Soiie
mann on Field Troy published RI BNE
EXTRA No l5 PRICE, posi- la4i 20 cents. Seven Tribune
I.tra Pamphlets aitrc, United StGes for ~
send for ar ulars Address TIE TRIBUNE, Scw-YorS.
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"Who wrote this fascinating book II IS fairy auta
jyng not 10 know ne autiOl VINO has tjl the Il
story OF Io,e ard freshly and clarnigy tAat
scents quite original and lew IAJ,ial Christian
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LITTLE CLASSICS.

Twelve volumes Of capital short Stores. 81 each
advise ali who tourney by Ian. sea 20
LUZ "is are hoos oi al Others
pocket OF The sitcle.' C0ngI cgaii0nai'st
For sale by al booksellers sent postpaid receipt Of
hy the ~ ll .-lltI-,
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1uJLADELPIlIA. via LONG BRANCH aud

4 the SFN-IlsHSFY aOT TIEIsS EAIIj.uAn
Fare rom New YORK TO philadelphia only - 20. 49,,
Commencing MOS DAY. JuDe .. $50 the new sincl'
cornu.o STEAMBOATS, JEsSE HoNT and TWILIGHT,
com Sartlv Look With ell ra aims VIII
New YORK tIoIn iltr - y. H.. foot oi issc'hfs'
"A. MI l.ri ia
945 p m-Tor philadelphia. Long Branch, Toms River
NareiOwn. NlueLtDG, ant brdgeion. ,. ri
100 lu-fOr Phid'- q, Long Brancn bants"' A"'A
AID all stations ,.o.
3.3pr n Ni,rrs. lhiladelpla and Long Pidnch
'lai.lrua on 3 20 r. -. iTTlt
A.. D. in-Fur Brancn, Toms i,Iser sni Nireo"n
loci {. NoIih kN,r, II 80 .uti D. 81.
from 2 tlI ~. Per $40 H. Ilrt \, I 'v
a. M arriving Al Long BRA ca lbs 2. m. Rtuii, itt't
Long branch 90 D. arrive PHI 900 p NJ, 2nst i1ei
IlOp M MW - - I.bIsN, NtN'I,N -''.l'r...
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E1NITED STATES SCHOOL
AND

u AND
COLLEGE DIRECTORY.
book av 200 pages, cpmlcl .T.sly a Pn,ie
AID parents and IN -lcrng school II cont ns
complete N al the - and tn IS i'm tlr Tunl
State information IN regard places wherein tie sric s
lpcatcl The climate rai facilities &c; ais SPECIAL
description desirable ir-tiiut0ns 81 leaning.
Ui,O. apple soR. tiOsiage six ocui-.l
II. COIFSWORTH pINCkNtN.
Bnrcnu of school Advertising and Information, Doslostic
Building corner Broadway aat lfthsf.. NV ORR city
Pamphlets Of the leading Semutles and AcaiIhe- both
city cnunt. also Dee CHAINED FREE O. CXpc by
calling Directory once above in onion square.
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ii CtNINAL NAILI.DAD t'lMIANl. -
short route 10 BaDy Ion Bay shore, Islip say yle and Pa
chogue.
Leave Hunters Point 700 a. n.-Baiylon way train. -
Leave Hunters Point g 80 m-latC hOgue mali ,rain with
RAJ 81 ca a,tdcltd.
Ie,Sr purfoI ROM 200 +. m.-paclGpio way train.
,gvs itmt,r Point $50 n.-achoguc cXiess train,
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Misc ailaneou9

TOR SAIE-A frst-clnSs SCHOOL of seven
years standing. 50 ladies' oaCn the line of
raTuad aoui distance from ~ y trE: - @nl "nc
AMI farm iIciud,Hl. Apply 10 JOHN WHITFIELD FAD,
= oda = 4
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eri,IE RAILWAY.

= lIE EAli.N Al. ,,, o., ,,,,,
Jono "A $50. From chamoersst Depot Hof l",h'y''ru
a. G ia and Chicago bag lnrsss, D,amlHgro'"
1910 M EVprcss Mail for luaaio and Niagara Falls
serrng each 70 Hns',"n El,ds.. 10, ,no West eesppe
ccs1nes rough TO i'scr,st.i Duese ASsa'u Fails" Gu
cillaii. Detroit ana Chicago without change
or r"' Je;is 30 1890 o. 10 and Ioi5 4So. G3o
Mia'tioTn 7so ,ss9 . 10 'na 1912 H. aa' no
e o Win Nowiork ana oswcso Mia and Ia r.Id
! H9noa s an" 7' ssYt 80 10 1916 % $50
Nc~inrsh ~ 1880 = 1915 $3.50 and $50 NJ
Cor wall ~ T. ~, g. & &, n 70 :S 49, an 49, p Id.
BAY. $3.50 - "a d.hl hiecS s H io so
1913 NJ -, 80, pm an 10 VIII ~ q an ~
snoa. ~ s. 5i5 fi, io ) 5:l5 s. d5 $50 8i
TO- y; ' a., M Is, s!5 as Is % p ~, ard iGs
saiIray snt- only ntIrfiun rrN ana Psss SAFE 6:i}
s3 1910 p m. ana ~ mi ~. i'crmnn aud Nys.s;
iI5 7lt p M ami 1870 sat riay nights only. sizing
VIZ, y ' and Srars,,, - 80 i9 a3o o. M l23o 245
L. IS j:i5 $50, i7l 40 All lljo Saturday nisl'
rreskn, 7, $50 ,o0aoa m, 1880 pa. b 5l5 $50, 7l5
NuEr,an, i'a'ing hantei7Gt On even or hair hours
'Nt 80 g. me II 'on 90 , ,. 'r ,%ye .,i Il thirty
@ .Stcaq VIM a fo' csy aSes c a be- 81 al so
ifN,isf - and Tor arartncIt- u Dawias com ae
and tisl of Baggage NAY be !o:t It The conpanys Office"
A"t - ~, aId . hnad""yi -" -|ou'-s'Y h'"'N'"
EtIcf i,as fo tie West arrive in NewYorA at -
" '"" puiy i~uHdavs only
JNo y HBB0rr. Gcrrral Passc1rer Agent, NewYork
L'Jk VI f>i POlN i, NEW BC RICH, PkeepSle,
: I Rondont. knast0r Gpzz-lis- Crma al. IlNpn ""
a,nbur-n AMI tAArlJurO ~ irll me NAi.i Pow fs'L
Isfre. Vb:S fHY.-r. Per -, H., daii}, at $50 p M
I'OR Rondout and Kingston, connecting VITA
f.olGgAf AMI RaiiiuI landing nj Highland tals
nraf We iot. Cornwall Nov bag.i Il T.botoa@h. ltou,
Ichtai tN,H -Ialik 8ud EsO,it., 81 Steamboat IlopA
c,cry Tuesday, Thnrslaf, ana saturday, ioa.hg liu
! rs,u.sf.. irrr -. y. r.. ~ D.
EElR Rondout * Kingston, landing at CoZzrns'
west poinu Cornw all Ncwburc. Narlbor0u.b silt"n.
PoLakccusl Para, AID E,Jpu- thc u amJ1t James
an Dto: "Wednesday and FIlIay, lea Ing
Tarr IT,. pier No 81. NoTh iIvrr. Al D. m.
L7O,i NEW-HANEN, HARTFORD, SPRl NJ
j FIELD. WHITE MOI MAINS. MONTREAL, AMI int'r
lsohs steamer leaves tck Zip daily 'SiIfa,s e
81
@ni b"i leaves Peck
slip Tickets sod ah L: checked ~ 9il
EI,uisay. New -NuTe and 4 COlr.st. Nr.Jk5
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and Naugafucs RAILROADS Fare II. steamer ki DCFr
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-05

NyrIZENS' IINE.-Steamhoats for TROY,
\ connecting with all railway lines Nort md West E'gant
s,rhosis eay. daily Saturdays excepted n T. n from
T,r 40 X r. foot o Leroy Through tickets sold over all
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-07-14

The altitude OF the Stevens mine
on Mount Mcclellan is 1880 feet.
At the depth Of from 60 to 200 feet
the creyice matter, consisting Of silica,
calcitc and ore, together With the sur
rounding wall rock, is q solid frozen
mass. Mcclellan is one of the high
est eastern spurs of the snowy range;
it has the form of horseshoe. with a
bold escarpment of felspathic rock
nearly 1000 feet high; which in some
places is nearly perpendicular. Moth
ing unusual occurred until distance
Of some 80 or 80 feet had been made;
then the frozen territory was reached,
and it has continued for over 200 feet.
There are no indications Of q thaw.
summer or winter. The whole frozen
territory is surrounded by hard, mass
i've rock, and the lode itself is as hard
and massive IS the rock.
The miners, being unable to exca-
vate the frozen material with pick or
drill. found that the only way was to
kindle large wood ERE at night
against the back end of the tunnel,
and in the morning take out the dis
integrated ore. This has been the
mode OF mining for more than two
years. The tunnel is over 290 feet
deep, and there is no diminution of
the frost. There is, SO far ss can be
seen, no opening or channel through
| which the frost could possibly have
| reached such depth from the SUR
face There are other mines in the
same vicinity in like frozen state.
The theory Is that the rock was laid
down in glacial times, when there was
cold enough to freeze the very earth's
| heart. In that case the mine is an ice
house whose stores have remained
unthawed for at least $4,000 years !,
| the phenomenon is not uncommon or
| inexrlicable when openings can be
found through which current of air
can pass; but cases which, like the
Brandon frozen well and the Stevens
| mine. show no way for air currents,
are still referred to imbedded icebergs
and the glacial period.-Alma, Colo
RADIO News.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-07-14
RICHMOND,
And SO together they went on home

And SO together they went on home
ward.
The twilight fades. The stars come
out, one by one, to glitter in the un-
clouded sky. Still she walks on and
on. Will she ever reach home? The
way is SO longl She sits down on
doorstep to rest. Presently some one
stoops over and puts an arm about
her, and a voice asks tenderly as OF
old.
Are you tired, mother?"
And she looks up and sees that it is
Guy.
Early in the morning the house.
maid, coming out to sweep the door
step, discovered a bowed figure.
draped in black sitting there. never
answering when she spoke, nor NOV
ing at her request; and when the peo-
ole of the house came at her call to
look, they lifted the thick veil and
saw the snow-white hair and the wax
en- features, and the sealed lips that
could NOT make an answer, and found
in the icy hand little locket contain
ing a picture brave, young face
and a curl of jet-black hair and a bit
of heliotropel
So the work Of those two little lads
who carried flowers to the grave in the
corner of the cemetery comforted the
sorrowing mother, though she could
not know by whom it was her boy had
been remembered.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-07-14

That they have thoughts, language,
intelligence. affection and gratitude is
certain. What is there to disprove
their Immortality? Few stop to con-
slider how much like animals we are,
how very slight the distinction be.
tween their physical and mental or
ganisms and our own. Are they not
nourished in the same way? Do they
not die in the same way9 Have they
not the emotion of fear, and the moral
sentiments of maternal love? What
inlets to knowledge have we, except
our senses?
And do they not possess them all?
Is not the decay of their bodies re-
paired by the circulation of the blood?
And is it not carried on by the me-
chanism of the heart, arteries and
veins? Does not the mysterious or
gan-the brain-seem to be the point
of contact, the connecting link, be-
tween mind and matter, as with US?
In fact, it is not all unreasonable to
believe that in that other life to which
this is but the gateway, through
which all animated nature must pass,
We shall there meet and welcome the
animals we have loved here; our old
familiar friends, the companions Of
our childhood and later years.