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genious and acute, if not perhaps entirely satlsfac
tory. The subject of the vision, as ne argues Deing
an ardent lover of music, and trequenter OF con-
certs and musical entertainments, the cells OF MS
brain had been often grouped together at the souhu
of music, and at the sight of musical performers
During his long life the groups must have been
formed repeatedly both in his visual and AUDITORY
apparatus For some time before the vision he had
suffered from cerebral difficulties, and at tho time
there was more or less congestion OF the DIaln'
These conditions were favorable to functional DC
rangement of the nerve centres. The slightest SUM
nlus would put in motion the whole part of the
cerebral machinery. In this state he went to
bed and fell asleep. While sleeping, the
notes of serenade. or the vibration ot
distant music. or even the excitement
of dream would be sufficient to arouse his auto
matte cerebral apparatus into musical activity
Just as the pricng of a finger will rouse the cor
responding spinal gangOn enough to move the
wounded member transferring the sensation INTO Ie
hex motion so a rhythmical vibration touching the
auditory gangla reused them into activity, trans
forming sensation into ideation. His visual ana
auditory centres had acquired tho habit, in muscal
matters, of acting together. Hence as soon as even
a slight stimulus had set the chords OF his AUDITORY
apparatus into automatic action, producing SUD
iective sound his visual nerve centres were sympa
theticaliy aroused, ana soon prouucou eu"JO
vision. The auditory apparatus acted first ana
after a considerable interval, the visual appa-
ratus followed it's example. As soon as this was
done, the two processes went on harmoniously
together. During this singular process, and after
it, he was so little moved, either intellectually OF
emotionally, that the vision should be classed as
simple automatic movement.
A large space in the volume is devoted to the ex-
planaton of the apparatus for normal vision, pre-
senting an admirable example of lucid physiologi-
cal analysis and throwing light on several obscure
questions relating to the phenomena of sensation
and perception. The latest results of anatomical
research are set forth with precision and clearness
and although in technical language, in manner
adapted to the instruction of the intelligent general
reader as well as of the professional student. The
work will doubtless call forth a good deal of inter-
est and curiosity both from the nature of the sub
iect the high character of the author, and the pop
ular fame of the editor.
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ANNUAL RECORD OF SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY FOR
1871 Edited by SPENCER +. BAIRD. 12mo pp 4eO Har'
per Brothers,
The compact and scientific arrangement OF
this volume presents strong contrast 10 the ragmen-
tary character OF the earlier compilations devoted 20 the
progress Of physical and industrial research The dncr
ent subjects divided into precise rubes ana as
signed 70 writer's of eminenee in the departments to
which they respectively belong Thus Professor Holden
reports the progress Of Astronomy Mr. Cleveland ADDe
Of the Weather Bureau In Washington, treats OF the
Physics OF the Globe. including the Earth tho Ocean,
and the Atmosphere Professor Stery Hunt has charge
OF Geology; Professor FarlOw, OF Botany; Professor
Packard Of Zoology; Dr. VAIN, OF Engineering Iecno-
ogy and Industrial Statistics while other branches have
been iptrsted TO no less distinguished specialists The
information presented by the different contributors is
ample IN detail exact in statement clear In Illustration
and for the part free from unntedgbe technical
tiles and with the popular character suited to the de-
sign OF the work. 1t is not intended TO supersede the
study Of systematic trease but 10 furnish the general
reader with practical view Of the progress OF science
in its various branches during the past year. and as
sucb it is well adapted TO It's purpose.
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A TRIP UP THE vOLGA TO THE FAIR OF MINI
NOVGOROD. BY II. a. MUNRO BUTLERJ OHSsIoAK MI
limo. up. 2OG. Porter & Coates
The famous Russian Fair at Mini -Novgorod
has often been described in the travelling Journals OF
English and American tourists but never perhaps with
more completeness Of detail more brilliant scene
pantng than in the pages Of the present volume The
author also furnishes many graphic sketches OF Russian
life and manners and illustrations OF Russian history,
geography and politics. forming an attractive record OF
travel and personal experience In region which is still
but imperiectly understood.
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Nem publications.

NOW READY.
THE PARIS WORLDS FAIR OF 1873,
Graphically described by
GEO. w. sMALLEY,
The wellknown London Correspondent OF THE TRIBUNE In
TRIBUNE EXTRA No. Al,
Illustrated by a
PICTORIAL MAP OF PARIS AND THE EXHIBITION.
SUMMARY OF LETTERS
THE EXHIBITION.
]. GENERAL OUTLINE
@ THE AMERICAN DEPARTMENT.
g. BRITISH ACTIVITY.
A. THE PRINCE OF wALES's INSPECTION.
g. EFFORTS TO ACHIEVE SUCCESS.
g. GRADUAL STEPS TOWARD COMPLETION.
OPENING CEREMONIES.
2. HOW THE FAIR BEGAN.
f. ANOTHER EXPERIENCE WITH THE CROWD
o. MARvELs OF THE OPENING MONT
10. AMERICAN VISITORS IN PARIS.
HINTS FOR VISITORS.
IL. HOTEL EXPENSES.
H. PRICES STILL MORE INCREASED.
49, RULES AND REGULATIONS.
a. THE PARIsIAN CAFES.
l5 ENORMOUS INCREASE IN PRICES.
EXHIBITION TOPICS.
l6 GENERAL GRANT IN PARIS
IT, sEoUELs TO THE OPENING.
ls BRITISH FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY.
10 HOUSEHOLD DECORATION.
CINCINNATPs GREAT MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
JOHN r. G.. HASsARD.
SUMMARY or LETTERS
l. GLUCK's ALCEsTIs-THE DEDICATION.
q THE oRGAN-rHE MESSIAH.
g. WAGNER AND BEETHOVEN.
4 IIsZr AND BERLIOz.
Persons about 70 Exhibition viii ind the Paris Let
.xvI,af IN duofuf
ing out how Of the trip 70 the gay French
Capital while Letters Cincinnati VIII be priced BY
the lovers otmuc pleasant Of the great Festival
TRIBUNE EXTRA No. Al.
Price Ten Cents postpaid
THE TRIBUNE,
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The Fourth Edition of The Life Of Edgar
Allan, Poe by William F. Gill, recently issued by W. j.
Widdeton contains new "reminiscences Of Poes child
hood and school days in Richmond revised account OF
Poes quarrel with Mr. Allan ON occasion OF his sec
ond marriage with several original letters and other in
terest,np matter now made public for the first time
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Bankrupt Not ccs.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
oath day Of Apnl A. d. 1873 warrant IN bankruptcy
was The estate OF CHARLES PEIEhS aul
EDWARDJPETERso of the city Of Brooky I'm the Countg oi
Kings OF York who have been adudRod Dank
their petitions that the payment OF any deo!s
delivery property belonging 10 such bankIpts 10
Them or for their use the transfer property by
them are by that ameeug o The creditors OF tAe
their debts and tO choose one or more
asguccs OF their estate will De hed 20 Court Of bankrupt
cv holden office Of the Register NO 81 Broad
wav Cy OF NCwlok, Room NO d. before Isaac Day.
c,ciocr m, LOUIS r. PAYN,
L. : Marshal as Messenger Southern District Of Newlork
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Geqal Notices.

LEGAL NOTICE JURORS for STATE
II COU RTS-The Commits Of Jurors will receive ap-
pcaoBs for exemption from jury duty from m TO H.
daily For further information zee TUE CITY RECORD
CUPREME COURT LOf the State Of New
- York George f. w. Reed and Charles H. Tyler, plain
tins against Henry W. de Forest Sarah f. Reed William
Cunar trustee, defendants. SummOnslral 10 be had IN
the County Of NewYork To the above named
hereby summoned to answer the complaint IN TINS
action copy OF your the Planting
within twenty days after the service OF this sum
exclusive OF the service aud in OF your
failure appear answer judgment VIII be taken against
by default for the relief demanded In the complaint
Dated April Is 1873.
DE FOREST & WEEKS Plantifs' ATTORNEYS.
Office 100 Broadway, NeWYOrk City. Post Oilce al.
dress, No 120 Broadway, n. Y.
To the defendant Sarah J.. Reed The foregoing smm0nss
upon yOu publication 10 an order 0 the lion
Charles DonOhue Justice OF the supreme Court Of the STATE
York dated the eleventh day Of May 1873 and led
said day with the complaint In the office Of the CLERK OF
the County NYOrk, the County Court liou'e
said city OF NewYOrk The setvre will be complete at
the expiration OF six from the rs day OF puDhcaon
Dated New.York City. NAV J. 1873.
DEFORESr 4 WEEKS, Attorneys for Painuhs -
Office and Post Oiice address 10 Broadway, NJ y
I.n..I Inn L
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INSTITUTE,

" 5gthst on Central Park - -
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR BoYS AND
Y0UNG MEN OF TO 20. PUPILS PKEPAkED
FOR COLLEGE, SCIENTIFIC SCHOOLS AND
BUSINESS. ,.-eo
The 2ath year win begin Sept mber Ia next commence
men tJuue @. Wednesday. at 1880 O'Clock y. m
Professor Ellie Charlier, owner and head master a.
Last June pupil without extra training was admitted 70
Harvard with Latin and Mathematics and Is there
now In fhe advanced section OF Latin and Greek Many former
pupils are now in Columbia. Princeton former pupil
now professor Naval Academy at Annapolis wnrc
he graduated Two been assistant professors at Wts
Point where graduated Building unsurpassed lo Oc
fion ventilation and cOnveniences. French German
spanish taught native teachers and spoken with then
Trepch nd German especially.
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CONDITIONAL IdMORTA LITY BY WILLIAM r. HuNIING
TON, d. D. l2mO. PIP. 202. +. r. Dutton d Co.

CONDITIONAL IMMORTALITY, BY WILLIAM II. HUNTING
TON d. d. l2mo pp 2O2 E. r. Dutton q Co.
volume of pulpit discOurses by the rector
Of All SAINTS in Worcester Mass, controvertng the
theory OF endless punishment in future world, and OF
the final restoration to the divine favor OF all souls
and maintaining on the other hand, That all
men are to survive the grave, and to be judged ac
cordng to the deeds done in the body, but after the
Judgment there proof that endless existence Is
to await those who have judged themselves unworthy
OF everlasting life This construction OF the language OF
Scripture, Dr. Huntington maintains disposes OF the
greatest number Of difficulties with the least amount
of strain in dealing with tho obscure, but mo
mentous problem Of human destiny. In treating OF tho
Heaven in reserve for the righteous the author observes
that It is strange that the scientific thinkers OF the
present day, who have 80 much to say
about the evolution OF man from lower
forms Of animal ie should have so little to cay about
his possible development in the future. The same rea
soning which shows that has risen from something
that was than ought TO suggest that he may yet
rise TO something that shall be more than man. Dr.
Huntington has evidently profed by the conclusions OF
modern science TO start new track. and his dis
courses whether they can be reconced with the
accepted unity Of faith taught in the church. contain
more original and suggestive thought than can be
claimed for the whole collection Of recent symposums
on the subject
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Eau 6rhools

ALBANY LAW SCH00L-Regular course.
IN one year Fall term begins the 80 Of September
Address Professor ISAAC EDWARDS, Albany, N. e.
VALE Law Sch0ol. Regular course, 2 years
eTadnae cOgrse or degree q pGIa yssra Eau term
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"
Double Track Improved Equipment and the Fastest
Time consistent with absolute safety.
on ana after Nav Il. 1873,
Trains leave NewYOrk via DesbrOsses and Court
landt Streets Ferries. as follows:
4:3O 1890 500 $50 hmed IL a. m. T. 8 G. 6:3O 7S0.
$50 and D. Sunday, 43O and a m, o. g. $3.50, 1880,
$50 and y. m.
Boats OF Brooklyn Annex with all through trains
at Jersey City, aordng speedy and direct transfer for
Returning trains leave Philadelphia 800. 1885. T. 730
$50 and IL Qimed Express 1885 p m 2, g. 530 z.
and - midnight. Sunday z, 3,
$50, a. m, 4, 1886 p M, and ~ midnight
Ticket Offices. Nos 526 and 0l4 Broadway, No. AsOr
House and foot Of DesOrosses and Courandsts No Court
ST. BrOOkyn Annex Depot foot Of Futonst Brooklyn;
Nos l1i ll6 and llS HObOken; Depot Jersey
City. Emgrant Ticket Office, No BatteTy.paoe.
FRANK THOMSON, l.. p. PALMER,
General Manager. Genl Passenger Agent.
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Coruornllon Notlles.

CEALED proposals will be received by the
> Fire Department unu the 18Th inst for altering repair
ng &c buildings lgl and 1913 Fultonst FOr ful par
ticulars see The CITY Record sale No City Hail
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SUPKEME COU hl-ClJy ana county Ol view :
- York-Maria b. Nichols administrative Of the estate OF
George NJ Nichols deceased and general guardian OF
NG1G M aoMarS " SCo isr Children Of sd deceased plain
TN, against Christopher Karl Catharne sciaeier Msy
Amend Paul Amend her husband Eliza Schwaner and
Marin Schwancr her husband Izette Feth or rain ana
Michael Feth or husband Martin Schwancr as eXecu
last will testament OF Christian schaeter de
Sea % "a 1I FJHo tnnnyy Iocob Weber ana JoSn Weber
Thomas B. Twecdle and Abraham c. Pulling and Charles T.
rag samuel A. Hills and James Wakeman defendantssum
defendants You are hereby sum-
the complaint in this action aud to serve
copy OF your answer on the panths attorney #hn twenty
after the Of this summons exclusive Of the DAY o
service and in case OF your failure 20 appear or ug
mauded the COmpant-Dated April H. 1875 T. G. Dela
Nassanast New orR city TO Arson Frazee aud Mary
scharfer The foregoing summons ~ served upon you 2y Pa
supreme Court Of the state Of dated the IOh
Sl S OF a4 Sy @ e and @'c County % one
New.Yor =. C. Deayan plaintiffs attorney 93 Nassa9st
CUPREME COURT-Place of trial, City and
plalntln. against JOSEFA LOPEZ DE RICO; ENAhIsIA
husband ATToNiA LOPEZ pE sAINz i and II TELdPE Gd
91is" 9I21lIs" f1IFI 1 "a BIANC0 FERNASDo LoPEZ =
BfANCo and sECUNDINA LoPEZ BLANCo, and AN
named efeRdsns You are hereby sa@@onod the
complaint This action aud 10 copy OF your answer
vice this summons exclusive Of the day Of service and IN
case OF yonr agTG to spRea& & OF & anS%sr @ aSded IN ne
cOmrlaint-Datcd February 20 ls!s ,,,... ,,,,.,.-,
Office and post Office address, Nos Co and 40 WlhamsL
n" the defdants: Josefa Lopez de Rico Evasta Lopez
de Braudao Alexandra Brandao, Fernando Lopez Bancp
Stciulna Iolsa j D, ''n's ia served mon Won by
nblcaton pursuant ~ ~ sn t,,,r, of the StSte
OF NewYork. dat,d the 1871 day ~ May 1875 ana meg Win
~ complaint in the office OF The gTk oi the C anG &c ES"n &
County Of NewYork, in said staie-Datcd NeW-iork May
G6rDERT BROTHERS. Plaintiffs Attorneys Gs and 20
Wilam-st, New'Nork city N.Y. IaNoWIu
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filnrple auo slale ffIantels.

A TTENTlON Now is the time to purchase
N SLATE AND MARBLE MANrELS.
and risers and all kinds OF
slateWork PENRIIYN SLATE 90,
80 Union.square n. Y. tith.aye. ana i7th-sts.)
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0edrhers.


A LADY of the highest respectablllty wishes
N an engagement after the summer yaeauon as
comfortable nome IN
renea family being chief obect
with the ability 10 thoroughly teach E
testimonials be given. Address H. H. $50 henrys@
Brooklyn.
A MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE, estab-
N shed 1855 promptly provides families schools colleges
with teachers CT known cabre and character represents
teachers wanting engogements gtres parents
good schools highest indorsements circulars i0r stamp
sCHERMERHoRN, A. NJ, sec'y, 30 East l4ln.sL ~ L.
A MEXICAN and FOREIGN TEACHEkSS'
N AGENCY, No % Uni0nsquare recommends PltOEd,77
sORs, PRINCIPALS, ASSISTANTS, TUTORS and COY
ERNFSSES from the leading American and European COT
leges universities and conservatores positions promptly
filled In department Of instruction Apply 10 MISS NJ j.
YOUNG. no 20 Unonsquar Broadway side
EDUCATIONAL BUREAU, 35 UniOn-square,
II Broadway side teachers for schools and iamnles
ANNA RAN DALI DIEHL, Manager.
TEACHERS of ability and experience sup
Piled with good positions Now Is the TINE 70 Apply @ I9r
NE Is Agency supplies teachers with positions Application
form for stamp. Supplies scnools and families with cOmpe
Instructors without 80 Unionsq 4thaVeside
n. Y.
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VHE ERIE RAILWAY will hereafter be

THE ERIE RAILWAY will hereafter be
known n 1EEe 6y s ReT nan9 PE NET90NRK LAkE
OF TRAINS, taking effect 5 June B. lS7s' SIS r,... ~
room coaches 10 Buffalo and Suspension Bridge
m. (DailyFast ST Louis Express arriving az Butao
west Pumans best 0rawngoom sleeping coaches to But
p. m DAILY Pacific Express for the West Sleeping
coaches through TO Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Fas Cncin
natl and Chicago without change also hotel dining cars TO
D. m-Emigrant train for the West
Trains leave Chambers street Depot, New.YOrk, for
p. n aud ~ midnight saturday nghts only sundays. 9l5
noon ii5 s. 5i5 4So 5i5. O. $50 s. 10 p, M midnis6t
Sundays. $3.50. 10l m lao $3.50 and ~ midnight
?. M and 10 midnight sundays g. $50, 0l5, 1915 IN,
sqfern, g. fi5 I0i5 a. M; iiI5 SA5 So m. IL mid;
night Sundays, o, $780, lOl5 m l40 $3.50, p m and IL
Cornwall 745. a. IN. $3.50, 4sO p m. Sundays s:SOA N.
Newburgh, 745, M; 1880, 4:S0 p m sundays $3.50 m
SsSSS co s9S 7 800 oj m am a% $50 SAB l56 ZOO %
m. sundays 600, $50, 1913 9: M, $50 200 ,oo
sundays $50 i6:iS NJ, $50, 700 ?: The 800
and 43O p. trains connect with NewYorK and oswego
hang PorH 1efv E E e. 7is Soo lOl5 m 49O eOO 700 p H.
NoTE@Trans leaving Chambers-st even half hours
before 800 leave Twenty hirdt fifteen minutes earlier
than above time trains leaving Chambersst on quarter
hours leave Twenty hrdst thirty minutes earlier Boats
trains leaving ChambeTsst at 1000 p aud l2OO mid
tickets for passage and for apartments
aeepng coaches be obtained orders for the checking
Ss 5o @ & may SS Sly az ~ % Y S coSTs
Brooklyn or az the Company depots a. ,s..,yo =, zox
: H- JNo n ABBoTT, General Passr Agent NewYOrk
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Trains Leave for EnglewoSd Chester piey@9nt and NgsSS
and saturday nights only at ll'SO p M sundays vOO
Nannet spring Valley and Monsey, 100 94B. a. m Al5 p
a. INd N XRhoTT. General faAsS AGENT Hsw.York.
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DenilsirD

DR. WAIT, 40 East 23d-st., the best dent
stry every description at the lowest living prices
Call and specimens Extracting under jOc ech
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Nem Dnblirdtlons.
Instrnrtlon.

For Boys and Young Men-city.
A DVERTISERS! ,,,,,,,,,, -.
N SEND YOUR ORDERS FOR THE IIuBDNh" anu
ALL FIRSTCLASS CITY JOUHhALSIO
ONE OFFICE. -,
RRowN a PULVERMAN, ,23S broadway, New.York.
send copy OF advertisement when asking ior esuAoo
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COLUMBIA COLLEGE
EXAMINATIONS.
EXAMINATIONS FOR ADMISSION TO THE
ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT


ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT
will be held at the College Building 40thst and Madsonave
commencing on WEDNESDAY June 8, at $3.50 o'clock a. m
EXAMINATIONS FOR ADMISSION to any one oi tho
five courses In the -
SCHOOL OF MINES,
viz; Mining Engineering Civil Engineering MetallnrRy
Auayca and Applied Chemistry, Geology and PalaOntoogy
viii be held az the School Building 49hs and 4haye on
Friday June z, az $3.50 N.
TXanaons Of the several classesin the Academic Depart
ment and the schoolof Mines viii commence on MONDAY,
May 20, at $3.50 a. III.
FREE TUITION
FREE TUITION IN COLUMBIA COLLEGE and In
COLUMBIA COLLEGE SCHOOL OF MINES Is offered 10
persons pay the usual fees for instruction. ON the
following conditions, tO-wit:
l. applicant state that he desires TO be admitted
free tuition the time Of presenting himself for ezanina
ton.
He must present certificate that his circumstances are
such entte him to this privilege signed by some person
OF rcpute who ia not n relative l.,
He must exhibit proficiency in every subject OF eXann
alton by the number 60 OF scale IN Wch lUO Is
the maximum. - n. -
A. He mus maintain subsequent TO his admission standing
I'm scholarship expressed by the number 40 OF similar sc
failing In which he will be liable 10 forfeit ms privilege
COMMENCEMENT ON WEDNESDAY,, JUNE u,
AT 1890 A. NJ. AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
+. A. Z. BARNARD, Ii. d.. PRESIDENT.
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TlHE GREAT providence LINE.

To BOSTON, via Providence, direct
A FULL NIGHTS REST ONLY AZ MILES OF RAIL.
The fayonte Palace steamers
MASSACHUSETTS, Captain Ray Allen,
RHODE ISLAND, Captain jesse Mott,
Leave daily Sundays excepted from Pier 30 North River
foot OF Warrenst, at Passengers arrive IN Boston at
m. No intermediate landings between New-York and
Providence
THE OLD RELIABLE STONINGFON LINE,
FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST,
AT D. NJ from Pier 80 North River foot Of Jag.st
Fare by this line 70 hOSfON 81 90, trst class.
Staterooms and tickets FOR EITHER LINE secured as
No 363 Broadway all offices OF Westcotts Express
company Also tickets sold at all hotel ticket offices
Freight either nne taken at lowest rates.
D. =. BABCOCK. President
l. w FnKISs General Passenger Agent "
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6ifamboals auo Railroads

NNAiAhDN1S
ALBANY and TROY by DAY BOATS.-C.
~ VIBBARD and DANIEL DREW,
leave yesry street Pier at $50 aud 2ltn street Pier at
keepse Rinebeck ssugerties, Catsll and Hudson. To
West Point or EeGnns tn by & down boat oo e.
yn az a. IN, connecting at Albany with trains NORTH
BRIDGEPORT. and all points on HousatOnic
ID and Nsugatuck ailroads Fare 81 steamer bridgeport
leaves taharnes daily Sundays excepted) at 1880
DOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON.-Fare 70
l. cents NEWBURGH and below.50 CENTS Land at High.
% in TsopSs connecting with Ulster and
Delaware aHd waikiki VALLEY Railroads steamboats, Thomas
Sdii Sor RIVER 1--we loot foot Of aTsSnst .l'
TOR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
termedae points steamer. leave Pier 25 T. r. daily san.
ay eSeePS m @ S and mi sG@neS9 %h % TPes
sold and baggage checked at 9i Broadway NewY0rk
and courtst, Brooklyn Excursion to NewHaven and re-
turn, sl 90.
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. - GREAT
L TRUNK LINE AND UNITED SITES MAIL
Yok via Desbrosses and cOurandt Streets Ferries as fol-
Express for Harrisburg, Psburg the West and South,
with Pullman Palace Cars attached m, and g. 80 NJ,
williamsport Lock Haven Cory and Erie at ssop
The on Regions wliamspOrt and Lock Haven a.
Baltimore, Washington and the south, q" Limited Wash
day, $50 arrive Washington ilO N Regular at $40
Express 4 for PGaSePin i:5o 80 $40 j:Jo Iimtedll
and am .. s. $780, $780, $3.50 and m Emigran and
Boats Of ookIyn Annex connect with all through trains
Jersey CITY, afOrding speedy and direct transfer for
For Newark Elizabeth Railway, Princeton Tren
ton AmbOy Pennington Belydere and other points,
see local schedules at all Ticket Offices
Trains From Pttsburg, 900 10lO M 1920 p.
" % M Sunday ESQ s. 10 a. M From Phadeipha SOB 600
biO 300 1850 lfoO A. m, 2.iO 4IO, b.lb, 600 $40.
1910, 1920 M Sunday sos, $3.50. 04O, 1850 lli50
Ticket onices 526 and 9l8 Broadway No Astor House.
foot OF Desbrosses and Courtandt sts No COurst
and Brooklyn Annex Depot foot OF Fultonst Brookyn Nos
FRANK THOMSON, L. p FARMER
General Manager. Genl Passenger Agent.
SATURDAY NIGHT BOAT FOR TROY.
Commencing June 8, the CITIZENS LINE TROY STEAM.
ERs will leave every day. including SATURDAY aud sun
DAY, at p m from Pier No 40 N r. foot OF Leroy.st
THE MARY POWELL, fare 70 cents, for
Il West Point Cornwall, Newburg Poughkeepsie Rondout
CONNECTS with BR00kLYN Annex Boats
1S0 MILES for 10 CENTS.
lCO Citizens Lne-TToy boats-State.r00ms only 81
berhs 25 cents class fare so cents palace steam
ers Saratoga and "City of Troy" leave daily Including
saturday ana sunday at from Pier 49, n r. foot OF
Lero sure connection with express trains for oil points
DODD'S EXPRESS, 944 Broadway, n. Y, and COurtstp
&I IN TO BosTON-First-c class.
THE OLD RELIABLE"
STONINGTON LINE.
ELEGANT STEAMERS LEAVE DAILY
Sundays eIceptedJ FROM
piar AZ n. r.. fnnt Iap-af-. at p M