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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-30

Il is-so>hot, scarcely any one has
strength to speak above whisper. and
then very briefly. Egg lemonades are
in demand.
Milk punches 1t Rainey's.
a carload Of nails, just received at
! CIf / McKay's. ms
The Finance Committee will collect
the subscriptions Tor the Fourth of
July on Monday and Tuesday.
A full stock Of miners supplies. at
Cliff L McKay's. ms i
For the best bit cigar on the-rTyer.
. % Geo. Kohlepp's Haley Brewery,
ds egmas4 ervice of the Episco
h Church vii be held Tomorrow
evening at the scho,lhouse, common
cling 1t 8 O'Clock. Rev. l. 7. Osborn,
|. rector.
Fash butte and eggs att. G. Fox's.
The demurr entered by S. B. Kings
bury before Jldg, Pickett to an in
dict'nent chaying him with the fraud
ulent conveyance OF real estate, was
this morningsustained.
Double q, single beds and good
rooms At Hrs. Cramton's lodging
house, Rivs,1e.Sst near Bullion. je2l.
deputy Sheriff Nicholson got in
from Rocky Bar this morning, with u
horse thief whom he captured near
Sawtooth CITY. The thief stole a
horse 1t Gknn's ferry. While on t.
way into nbcky Bar, he attempted to
escape, Cd way. but was recaptured.
s. Go,derg has opened tailoring
establishment next door to S. J.
Friedman. Repairs done neatly,
promptlyand chcaply. Satisfaction
guaranteed. je29
Bookcscs, Office desks, folding bed
: steads, Wow chairs, folding writing
desks, wolrobcs, sideboards, and a
full line household and Office fur
niture, igoing like hot cakes, at e.
A. Wh'ss. Call and see it before it
s;scs. je3O.
The Sacrament of the Lords Suppe,
will be administered tomorrow, in
the scho,house. at II o'clock, Rev
Mr.. Patti officiating, assisted by
Rev. Sc. Crow. Sunday School and
Bible clss at 2 o'clock p. m.
DR.. \ Pefferle, Dentist, from Boise
City, vi have his Office at the Grand
1s.ntess Hotel, and will be glad tc
meet tkbse desiring first class dentistr,
work i, any of its branches. je2S-4,
T. r. Arnell, manager OF the West
ern Uaion Telegraph line at Haley,
says that the business of the office
here TOR the past month will average
about I'll per day. This is regula
commrsial business, besides thu
routine work of the Office, and Mr.
Arnsl is Of the opinion that the bust
ness of the Bellevue office will no
exceed one-fourth of the amount
STATED.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-30

JOT1aS.
Egg Lsm'a.d. R.in.y'..
&. ~ ill.,. .;;.s1 y, Galbraith and
!! Z. Llz:le BlaoArrived in town
Fresh eggs At 10 Main street.
!, %s. and Mrs. lillian Ridenbaueh
.nast' but epcted to return to
-. M e - soon aIr. Ridenbauch 70.
! $ : ;:':: E -'"''''' e.; 4; J..
owns Arnica Salve
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-30
Rotor of Episcopal Church
For Sale.

Spring wgon, harness, and good
span OF horse for sale cheap. Apply
a. Office of IL o. Land Improvement
company. je14tf
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-30
MaiOlica Ware.

\ nice lot of majolica ware just re-
eived at Riley 4 Tracy's drugstore.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-30
Browns Sarsaparilla

And Danssl;on with Iodide of Po-
Cures Ssrofula,
Cures Eysipelas,
Cures dyspepsia,
Cures Kidney Diseases,
Cures Bpils and Tumors,
Cures Chronic rheumatism.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-06-30
The Disastrous Eject Of Hot Weather
On q Cheese.

twas so hot, yesterday, that one OF
the HALEY merchants lost a cheese.
He opened the box to have it ready
for retailing, and an hour later was
surprised to see it separating and
walk away in all directions. All
efforts to herd it and corral it again
proved unsuccessful.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-16

SIS PorF Mess tnewj sl7 DO Prime Mesa sig %;
Hams Smoked c do IS Il: y curs shoaicsr.
IN dry salt 7Ss c smotsd snc yo shopadss:
do Smoked. iiLSi2c Lard-Dui CITY Refined $loi
do steam SO do Butchers Loose ssS$s DS anussc
bradford and Extra none heGe "a &c.
Rolls du at Eggs-F1rm under light socxs TS m1
syvsnia Extra 20iac, Western. do l9ac esse
Western Fair Good ss pennsyyaniaa n Paf. AZ eS
ego Good Refining nuscovadoes henhe% ssc
Powdered 9so STanaated yolasSespn at 56a2e &c
for 500 test Feed-steady Winter Bran SIP
ieun-Duii easier; Refined In bills. "a! ,scj IN 1880
eso9c. High wnesseady: Western y ~ an9 bpps6
oats. o 600 bush shipments-Com. 700 bush.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA July ls.--Flour-Fair business effected
chiefly concessions fUm recent asking rates Unsound
and Springs worry hard to moye Minnesota
Extra Clear 50 2oas5 5 do straight 81 1895 co. Choice
Winter Extras ~ Is Pennsylyana Family, So do GraDu
lated 1874 Ohio Clear 50 10; do Straight soS7i Ohio
Patent 80 25sS5 50i Good Western Family 50; Winter
Patent ST. 30es6 62c; do DO Fancy 81 rs Minnesota
Patent SO 1886 s7 Fancy do do 81 25 Rye Flour So as
about &c., which followed TO-DAY by further improve
ent Of 20 sci very little doing speculation account and
nothing doing for export No. Ned export elevator
81 I5ia; No. DO do. 81 1875 Red Winter In export
elevator quoted a. follows steamer, 81 0ehssl 9s No
ogssI TO- S q S.., NS oo. 81 i 90 iS
81 1891 20 sales OF New No He'd in elevator. u 13&
No lied dodo 81 Is; No Red ahoa 81 l2i2 Nol Red
dock 81 l3j No. he'd track 81 10 Now Longberry
dock, 81 lS No Delaware Red on track 81 20 l2 do
A inSs 81 ssi is. DO sptcmbsr 81 iS eosns No
Red July, 81 l3, bid 81 IA asked August 81 it bid
81 14 pic 81 llr asked September 81 10 bid 81 10 -
asked; OStobcr 81 LIS bid 81 l7 asked kye-Entirely
nominal. Corn-Connued au speculation tamo and no
caflots dull unchanged 10. d6ec steamer so ae0c,
San Mixed In grain depot 00ci No Grade, 54c.g No
Yellow in grain depot 69i2c.i Sail Yellow in grain
depot s2s Reeeted on track oeac sail MIXED July $50
euLc asked September u go bid 62ko asked October
b2ssc bid, B3c asked. Oass-Cariots duh and weaker
Rejected White 4SPoi No: White 43euci No. 2 do
!5re; No. Mi.sd t2ss2he; No DO. .ic, Rejected
M Sass ns s sos do nS Closing
While July, ile bid. t41c. asksdi August, SOC.
October. SIC. bid sc ssfsd Provisiens Unscstisd
SIS sossiI 40 No. lsss. Sia Bssi Hama. sas ssssi
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THE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
L NETWORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL


Arrangement Of trains taxing effect July IS 1888.
maDsiiy except SUNDAYS Day Express drawinsroom
D. m. tDsily)-"st Louis Limited Express-No extra
zoos. M cleveland lao Cincinnati 800 D. M So.
Detroit STOP S.ao p m; and Inaisnapois
8 p. IN. tDaiyl-Pacihc Express for the West solid
Train OF Pullman Day and Sleeping Coaching TO Bling
Chicago Hotel and Buaet smoking Coaches to chica@o
8l6 .. m.-Emigrant train for the West
sS1fsS!Sse .sS s' GA ss ~ 5slSs
Pstsr.on,6 7;2o $50 $3.50 1920 mr. ~ noon i.a,.s.
S1 mo sum suDa Sse s sse yS g. sao 1879 N sn5
s Nss.ES saS sna SnsS. l %
nights only; sunday ,S s ,dss "a. $40 $500.
SSas1n and d1e - %dn lTfo su nd LA s
Ia $50 .. m. and IL midnight
SsTcars and Cornwall aso 5S m $780, AGO.
and and Montgomery m $50 m
sa aosS.u ~. loaoa $50 $780, 4so SIS m
Mddetcwn. g. TOO o. 1920 $3.50. $50 81 Sis p M
S,s S ssn5 TSssss 3, asa
Port jeryis' 100 j. 10000 M $50 b Sis D. M sus
from S.5 q sasp m and ss do;as aud ll;a5 n
Sleeping be obtained and orders for the checkas
ns S Of q %sr Ss 81 ss
ceurtst Brcosyn or e., e tas So%psns; pspSs n
and i2 mo- m ana &bsoT snr pa.sr Agent NswYs
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
s s i'i ss s ss sc ana Ss.a
aasT .sd x sas HoA A. $500
"-." iao. n. ARRorr Gsal Psssr AGENT Nsv.yosk
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position IN the world which is called social. lie
was bond between men OF science ana otner mei'
His house in Grosvenor place was one OF the lew III
London where fashion and science met on even terns'
There is bar dly anybody competent to replace MN
ne host. hardly another house which will open Its
doors TO inst the same minglng multitude OF celeb
rites in so many kinds.
Imust fake leave to add that he was man 10 De
loved as we'll as honored. He had sweetness Vi
nature which was almost womanly, and with lta
dignity which was something more than masculine;
a silent force Of character that you admired wnne
Won submitted to the singular charm OF manner
which belonged to him and was his own. ihero
must he in America copies of the etching done by
Raion from Watts's portrait There was one III tne
Philadelphia Exhibition in 1875. saw people
gazing on il who knew nothing of Mr.. Spottls-
1vaode but who stood in admiration before the
noble lines of the head, and the features, cut
not less strongly than delicately, ana
the deep Effectiveness of the brow ana eyes
and the whole expression Of that Christ-hKe lace.
He would have been the first to protest aeai"S'
what he would have called an extravagant com-
nor,son~ Int nobody who knew him would join In
the nrofest If the austere simplicity of his character
was remarkable, so was the loneliness OF IT, sho
the tenderness of nature which underlay DIS que.
manners and immovable resolve IN the discharge Vi
duty
His death is the result of recent visit to Rome
Rome is a sink of typhoid poison, and OF more
poisons than the faculty can fit names to- He was
6fty-sight years old, andtyphoid is malady which
rarely attacks man beyond forty-iive. "hen ne
fall ll ON his return the London doctors were puz-
zled to say what his disease was. Presently Sir
william Jenner pronounced for typhoid fever, with
some superadded complication which he could not
nreciseIv define The fever ran its course. At one
time, only ten days ago. the physicians were hope
ful: then came hemorrhage and other horrors
against which his system, weakened by incessant
oyerwork, had not strength to rally. He died yes
terday morning at halfpast IL. Inc Journals
abound in long biographies and eulogies OF him,
accurate enough in detail. and with not a
word too much of panegyric. But they
will give you little idea Of the real loss which
those who knew him are left to lament have
written about him with freedom which Is greater
than is usual here but neither shall undertake to
express the feeling of regretful affection which his
memory can never fail to evoke G. WIS.
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EUROPEAN xARKEra

LvRRrooT. July lx-Bao0n- Cumberland Ont 426i short
RIB 43ga PORK Primo Ness 7ofodi do westsrn 79 Lard
Prime 47Od Cheese American Chyloa oIoA lur
psHtne Spirta 29Od Provsons-Lard 5000 per owe Tor
American Breadsturs-Oorh- 62d for New Mixed West
foe California No l, 1850
81 Ia for California so9d 992t for Red Winter Peas
7od Canadian Butter 650od for Good Unit
states and sooO for nnest do Beet SsVd for Extra
lndis Ness
LosDos. July l4-soiriss rurpsauaa 203d. csloussa
Lanseed. 4l3o quarter Iasscd Oh. xls lMexzO %
20. per ga. IN
aAvEE July iI-wieox's Lard closet At 80 fraso' 90
ERrNHs July ix-wllcoxs Lard c.ossl ~ ~ msrks 30
pfennlnss per iloiDA Petfoiean. MARKS 10 piennnsA
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFER
NETWORK ofrY.

NETWORK CITY,
ll7sh;i G s - Russell ss95oo
Retreaia7e. " s. lot 81 Fredsricka Bender to cP +,
ss,Sst s. a5o IL Of iiiave 5SxsSii; Gsrirads
Brown to Wright waiter -iIoa;1siiii ,''
irregular, 10th interest; also " cor Of Park and
PearLsL A. 1Ux36. 10 2x557ta 10th INTEREST," =,
FRvan Nest 70 VIM Van Nest ;; 81; 3;
l2stns IS, IS fte Of 7th.ave. 7SIse.li D. Hill to /,
2da 1ss:rss t 70 q DUssa l4loo
3lstst 433.4 # OF 9thave, l6Sx9Se; Same xoo
@esh Rstb asd S b9s5sp % 70 EaaSeth 1000
iiO 5sa s snd smother q Isaac shaet%sn 1900
Same property II witthaus and another to Richard
Sthaye cor Of wanutIi ioii0o; W Bostcher
IsstU.st :. ia fs Of wasiingtc1ave, 76xi2SI7S
Ii2S !. Interest," Catharine Geib to Adam Huber .oo
S'd Isisr.s 10 John Totem 10000
42dst 3 s. go II W OF lUthave. l97xlOO.ll Mary
Finley and another by guardian TO William !, 200
same property Mary Finley al to 1900
l2Oth.s. IS. 1873 neei isay w. dssrlooIl IT soo
l20h.st. g. 1907 It 20 OF lstave, la7xlvoll Papk :,
l2sth.ss !. 20 Il Of ithave. ii5eiioo Frank
Academy.s st, 9 8, 100 II W Of sssmanaye lots e47
b4s and 549 Howard Coates and aaother to a,,
sothyt. 3 iU2 II OF 5th.ave 256asiioosia; Mary
X Hopkins and husband TO Frank Crttenden.
0Oth.st. SIS l27.eis Ii Q Of 6th-ave. 251asIl0O5G
Lots 352 and 81, 18th Ward; II Messenger to L
A
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Mem publications.

Mem publications.
DROPER PRIDE.
A FASCINATING STORY OF CAVALRY LIFE IN
INDIA
AND TOWN AND COUNTRY LIFE IN ENGLAND.
PRICE TEN CENTS.
THETRIBUNE. NETWORK
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PHILADELPHIA AND READaNu NALL w
York foot Of peIyst station In Brooklyn foot Oh fu''
Il J sSsssH s 5sss e. Risf fsss 1.v.
%pST Ta%sSua Hsecn D,ou scisr
ogssr m Le1cpF Remington High Bridge Branch sho:s
RssSns s M.aee st Sanna
Fs%,1gs0a M Asa,Ss ksan A''
sss mo Esson Wind cap Mauch Chunk ramsas
Driftoh WIlkesoarre scranton HasIeton &C. snoo.v.
Me1as %fG sa sf%Ps LsSs
s$o nn1 mIfor E4stcn Allentown. Readns HARRISBURG
M s"SS. Sh Trains w Isa1s
sSf s;s is, BIT "a g eli
SIS sss 1850 sunday. ind Y,ss el' lois
pSRRt s ;ss time table at station
RGR p,F,b A Asoy aBs KsSpor, at 5 II rs
H1sEs Az 5sSe1 sso IF Division
~ srrAMY SSST FE kfzSSfo REF 8 Mr.
Commencing June 20 lsss; p.,s ana ras
nsn r H a Ssaol 2 sS ae e5s pun
For Lakewood. IONS River and Barnesat sss -
For Ocean Grove Asbury Park, Sea Grit &c. s. iOlsAn
Tea E.s s.s for l
z:so 5. m. for stations TO Highlands
POUND BROOK ROUTE; .nv,vv,.
I'D For TRENTON and PHILADELPHIA
Leave New. York from foot OF Iiberty.st a.. a., A.
For Ninth and Green sss at lto s5v lis
TsiSa an II e TX s Sa s"7ary s
$50 400 $50 D. m. ON sunday at S45 IN 90, al
For Trenton 7f5 $780, il:l5a m. lS0, +:5o $780, u ri
D. M On sunday, S:i5 a m, $50, IL D: M
Return trans leave rnaneiphia for New'nork 81
From stations philadelphia and Reacing hh ln 40
Green. ss az $780, $3.50. $780, III M 10, 3;s0 o4" -
III From r Fl su aSa s & sss g. at @ So
$50 Ss STsnacu sunday s s g. si s s i6oG
422 e24 2s NJ Sunday l2s sis n, m i. ~ SiS ,r,s
and SLEEPING COACHES to midnight trains from "
Connection Is made at jersey City station TO ana
BrooKlyn and Erie Depot Jersey city. A., 1900
Tickets for at foot Of Liberty and a. me sInc
n Y Transfer Company win call for and check DakzF
from hotels or residence TO destination -
II. p. BALDWIN. Gen Eastern PasS AN~
j. T.. WOOTTEN. General Manager -.,. -
Q. q. HANCOCK, Gen. fass anu kt Az,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-16
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Saturday. July IA. 1889
The following sales were made at the Ex-
change ealesroom today
By John r. Boyd
story brick dwelling with lot No 90 Lexington;
ave. 9 Q OF 27th-st, lot 24.5x9o Zeiua .oo IN
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STARIN'S "a,
~ CITY, RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSFORMER
COMPANY.

AMIN -
- CITY, RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSFORMER
COMPANY.
Ofice Pier 10. ". r., foot Of cortlandtss
Consignments OF freight forwarded directed TO any
Of the world.
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DIsPATch
Orders for delivery Of all kinds OF freight ana
chandise any part of the city. ii
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND ~
B0R LIGHTERAGE
Freight OF every description promptly hghtcred 10 a
In tho harbor at reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,. BARGEs AND GROVES TO CA
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamers John H. siarin and Erastus Corning fee -
HAVEN, leave Pier Is N, r., at p m. daily. saw
excepted
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO., between Ne"'i"
New-Haven. Care and dispatch guaranteed
Freight for points d., l.. a W. hR received !"
For New Haven and points East ct Pier Is
NORTH SHORE. STATEN IsLAND.-Eieven A,~
Ten Cents via steamers from Irou Pier l. l. H.
whitehall-st
CENTRAL sHIPYARD, Communpaw. y. J.-pV :.
Machine and Boiler shops Everything appef'<s'As
construction and repair Of vesscla
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on GR ia f''g trunk iny = L I'M
AND TTNTTEn GTATEG MAIL R0I

3 GR nea 1''g Tp Jny = IRIS Is5ii
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New.York via Desbrosses and Cortaan
street Ferries =. tooTs with Pullman
Palace Cars anil Say ;s
ns cars a o. M e@s St dsy
wiiiismsport Lock Haven, a. M M Cory and erie,s
sn M connecting at Corryfor rtasvile Petroleu Jos
tire and the on re yoas s..s ,,.,,.., w,,,,,vo,
Express OF paia,sn PsTor daily eIcspt sunday 10
;rfy snS % & az ma AMI 4 vs
s B. AMI o. r. and e n and nigas and ulras vi,
ri T. ,5S q and II2 = nIs1ff ,,o M aud m
Through car r on m ,aln a,alllo m and D. m
Long branch Bay Head SGnS9n and me- Il noon
s sio y saaI o. M on SUNDAY ga and p. docs
o9s i spaneh Limited Of Pullman Paror sl0p m
daily except sunday. In, ~ ,,ro,,, tr,,os
Jcrsey City. anordng speey aniiirect 1rsas's ''
TrS"s srrVs"From PittsOurg $40 and 2ea ses o
From FSsas s%'5 sS s q
Gonday $40 st9 1884 1854 ds ss ana 2 I s' Sunday DS
sS asS S s5S gs os Y iss S.'1 @ $50 s iSs
'''' ''' ' TO PHILADELPHIA.
rAE oLD.EsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 TRAINS EACH WAY wEEK;DAYs ANDeoN SUN.
DAY NEw.YoRK. w '''
DOUBLE TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
Express Trains caye New York via Desbrossss ani c)
Iandt-st. Ferries follows
Oi6 7.2c, j. $50 o and 10 Iimtcde IL m SAG s49L
90 7s and . D. tn, and IL night sundays % Lin
ited), and 10 l. .. Z, aud m- aud IL night.
Express Trans New-Yorx daily. except sunday, 1t
720 a. ~ and m- running through via Trenton and
Returning trains Broadst station Philadelphia IDOL
BIO 3; 20 345 ass Except Monday 65u 1880 $40 $50
n, and li:l9a W. LIMITED Express 1870 and $40 M
Sle $500 $40. 4:SJ. $3.50 a. M l520 Limite.D. $50
7;45 Sand $40 p. Leave Philadelphia via Camden,
BONA m 4;30 D. daily Sunday
Ticket Onces 435 $40 and ga broadway Astor Houss
and foot OF and cortandt Court.sJ ami
Brooklyn Annex station. foot OF Fultonst Brooklyn Nos
ia and 10 Hudsons Hob0ken station, Jersey City
Emgrant Ticket Office. No. Battery Place and casl3
Garden. = 49,
barea from hotels and restenceS
scHABLEs 4. PUGH J. r. WOOD
General Manager. General Passr Agent
r5NROY BOATS-CITIZENS' LINE.-New
l. steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY leave Pier
No "A n r. OF Chrstophcrst daily except saturday at
connecting with morning trains Tor all points North.
Sunday steamer touches at Albany.
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M John III. Hcrnett & Co.

frame house with plot Of land on VS. Albany Eoad.
n OF Macomb-st Kngsbridge- lOlxloLix'o1
Parmella Granger -
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r ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.

NEw.YoRK PAssENoERs-Leave Jamssslip s. NJ
a. 25 3xthst e. Re- is minutes before Long 1sandt On
fime ANNEX BOAT from Pier H. foot Of Pfne-st RI ~
73O 800 $780, IL m, 200. 800, 4;O5. 800, sos n
lanes Slip and Annex Boat do not run on SUNDAY.
LEAVE LONG ISLAND CITY f0h
BABYLON-S:05, 1885, HOO m. 335. 4;35 5:3S 7aS
o. "a. Sunday $50 800 q. m. 1885, 800 p. IN.
FIRE ISLAM 1886 and 4.35 m daily except Sunday.
PATCHO0UE-s:S5 a m. $685. 4S5. o;35 p. m. su1dlgu
IA IA RocRAWxf-soS 1905 llos m. 2oS, s:sa ~
$50 sos. 7o5 l2;iS night wedn ss And ss:;ar
' SAG HxRBoR~S:SS = m. $685. ABS SsSp N sssda,s
'oREENpoRr CsHELrER IsLAND)-s:ss a m IN
'4sS SsS R b e. sunday:
Special Limited and Regular Full Rate Tickets xood % q
5iARDEN CITY. HEMPsTEAp-s:s5, eos 3 q. La
Sss ONLY. Sundays tsSs m Garden City onyl LA O.
p mf.EN COVE SEA CLIFF. LOCUST VALLEY, oYsrur
B1Y-ss5 s:oe q m. is5. 4:S5. 6sS. S35 p N. sua1gI
sy4 nj SST NoRTHPoRT-s:os M tlos sxpn.
l:35 5:35 e:35 p. m. SUNDAYS 905 M 635 p. o.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q m. 4:35 pm Sundays eos Al
RoSEcnsoms-sssa "a. $40 s;ss. e'sSp n sanaag snE
es5 1856 sz5 Iisb a M $780, z;s5 e;so 6s5: 7os u
Weduesdsys and saturdays only 1915. nightA 6un6Q1
g35 II :35 a m, 500, 5: 80 p. m.
LONG BEACH-S05, 1905, hoo q m; 2:05 3S0vk4
ss5 sos, 7:O5, 1921 m. sundays $780, $50. II All
d 81 5:lo 6i5. 1l6 p NJ. Last train from Long Bsa4
leaves 1918 ID. daily.
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WEST SHORE ROUTE,
w via West Shore Of Hudson River

>
On and after Monday, July 9, trains on New;l@sss r
Shore and Buffalo Railway will leave VIA pcso'~'
COrtlandt st. ferries as follows:
For Saratoga lilo a. m; $50 p. IN. ,xo ~
For Albany aud Catskill Village. lilo M; ~"
For Paienville Cairo Mountain House station iii'>
For Saugerties, 1l:l0 a MI 4;lO p M. an a = }
For stamford. 10 aud SATURDAYS on{
For Kaatersil Hunter summit. Pine iii s,Sin ~
Q. m, IL 10 a. M; Zoo y. na, 500 " m; sSo T. "
Kingston Highland Pcughkespsis Marlboro, ar * "a
li:IO a m; $50 4;l0 and $3.50 m of 20
Newburg. $40 a M, $3.50 q m. ll;lo m- -
800 D. m, 4,iO D. M, $40 D. ANA
Cornwall, West Point CBanst0ns $3.50 o. 10, ~ =.
l1:l0 q. m, 300 p. m, 500 D. m. 4;lO p M 'S~ ~
p m. ,.,..-... =. cu.,.~au see time ~
of1ces. ..,.s.,
Buffet pATlor cars to Phgn1cia. In Catsku Nse-
$50 .. m and 11,l0 q. m. trains. ,.. :. truhul>)
Parlor Buffet cars on il:fo q ID. ana sou y ="
Catskil. Albany and Saratoga. -.
Tickets and timetables at stations ana q o"S ~
Company Jersey city, Pennsylvanix haniv IT. a H.
Brooklyn, No. Courtet and Annex once Va e<i "
st., New York CITY Nos lss ~ a.. zpi tasth,s -
vania Railroad station. foot Deshrossess@ an"
landtsk
Psrisr car sssts reserved a. All od'esA
KENNY M0NETL: A.
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NEW.HAyEN, MERIDEN,, IHaARTF0RD
mediate points steamers leave Picr No IS. F. r.
NEW.HHVEN for MERfDEN. HARTFoRD SPRING
FIELD, Ac Tickets sold and baggage checked = ~
Rroad Vay N Y, and Court-st, BrooklYn. ExcufNea
Ma nd refuru 81 co.
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1nsfrrrtion.

For BOYS and Young Men-City.
A SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-Private tuition,
"A afternoons Thomas Reeves Ash. las W. Whist
DEST CHOOLS.-CIRCULARS intelligent
Nv seected for parents who describe their wants free
ncrsonay mailed for postage. j. W. 6CHERMEHHoRN.
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For Bows and Young Men-Countrv.
ALEXANDER INSTITUTE. - MILITAR.
n BoAkDING SCHOOL. White Plains. n. Y:
49, O. II. WILLIS Pm. d., Prncpall
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DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MENT, AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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TO PHILADELPHIA.

20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND9oN SUN
DAY 3 STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA, IN
NEW.YOhK.
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OF THE CITY OF NEW
u YnnK.-pEPARTMENTs OF ARTS AND SCIENCE.

The next entrance will be held in the Unve
sity Buildings Warrington square on Euesnay 'uo To-
and on Tuesday September Is, al 10 T. m ,,-..,..,
Recent muniacent gifts have secured large ana
winch viii be ready opening Of tbs next COLLEGE
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Brooklyn.
DROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY.
ID This old and thoroughly equipped private schoo,
for the higher education OF young ladies' Will be reopehcn
september 10. -, - ...o,sa.s for n
family home In the INSTITUTION VIII oo P'"'"u ''A
limited number OF pupils 49,. ., xx,rer y.,..,,o,
~" 1873 Montague.st Brooklyn, N. Y.
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TTROY BOATS-CITIZENS' LINE.-New
Il steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY leave Pier
foot OF Chrstopherst daily except saturday at
m connecting with morning trains Tor all points North
Sunday steamer touches at Albany.