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IIALL RIVER LINE



snlendId steamers PILGRIM and PROVIDENCE
Teavc New York daily SUNDAYS INCLU DEDl at IN III
from pier % North River foot OF Murayst COnheStO1
h%NEX BOATS from Brooklyn at 1870 D. M Jersey 0i'J
'MISItA celebrated Band and Orchestra aecompanieg
each steamer. Fine Concert III "iSnu 7"io'" ''
evening - a., So. = aoo. n, ot.an,ers engaged OK
yci in te freight service insuIing prompt anu rehaOo
movement Rates low as other lines
NLWPORT LINE.
For NEWPORT r J.. direct, MARTINS VINE A'D'
~ NIfC E,T and seashOTe resorts on cape SO 49,, x,rk
Steamers NEWPORT and OLD colo Ieaye d. SO
On alternate DAYS SUNDAYS eLcepted az d p M lIo
" r. Lese sfeamers make Newport their taSteIn
TICKrTS aud STATEROOMS for BOTH LIN - e may ot
secured all principal hotels transfer anu u'A0' ~ "
tho office on Pier %. and on steaneis coNNop
BORDEN & LOWELL, GEO. l.. Dass Tent
Agents. zen russ nS0NO-
EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD II, e.. e,
train. leave depot OF COrtandt and DesDrOsSes s
at $40 M and for E4siop Bethienem WI Wa
town reading Mauch Chunk, WkesDar1e TOW anna @
yery ithaca Geneva Lyons Buffalo and the Vest d n
tbrongh coaches run daily Local trains at M ana oSo
o. M for East0n Bethlehem and C0Oley 40 - .o,,oc, N,
FTr. ns leaving at $40 and $40 p m connect oI
ali poins In Mahanoy and HazetOn coal regions @
train local for Mauch Chunk $40 III Leave Maoh OhuhA
ut p. m! -. 1850 -, c,rr.b and Cortlandt alta
OeAO' 81 A1""'N'N II BYINGTON, q. =. a.
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RAILROAD.
i on and after June 22. 1881.

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROC IE.
Trains leave via Desbrosses and Cortlandt etreeu
Ferries follows; -..h p,u,,ar
Hrisbrz Plttsburg, the West and SOUTH with Pnlmap
Palace cars attached, and p. m. daily Newiork
and Chicago Of Parlor Dining Smoking ana Sleep
ing Cars. 3 a m. every day. - - r-,o "A
Wllmsport. Lock Haven a. m n LOFTY a Eantrs
m connecting at Cory for I1tusV1le fetIoleu NoiS
the OIL Regions
Express Pullman Paror Cars daily except sanday ~
N arrive gtOn 405 m. Regular VIA -. anu =:
r. AZ 600 and $50 m 3.i6 and pm and u night, yts
B and o. R. r, and and y night sunday va va az "a
K. D. m. and ~ night.
Atlantic City except Sunday with through car u"
For Cane May except Sunday, i1;lO a. m. .....,...
Long Branch Head Junction and intermediate
via Railway Amboy AIS, 40 and a M y noon S,o.
$40 4lO, o. $40 aud m. on sunaa a. 10 ''' ~
aof" win
Jersey City afording speedy and direct transfer ior
Trains aFrve~From Pitt.burg e:1O and 1920 M So and
1O:2O D. m daily, and daily except Monday from
Washin gton Baltimore, $40 and Gao l2O $40
$50 $50 600 1905 and 1895 p sunday $780, GAO
From Phsdephia SO 6io $50 $50 Except IN %OnGs 1
100 100 $50 900 1905 1920 and 1885 m sunday,
$50 600 635, $50 1905, lisa 62O, 49, s2o looS'
and q. n m.
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CHARLES READES WORKS.
UARPER's HOUSEHOLD EDITION.
DISSOLVING VIEWS

Novel BY Mrs. Andrew Lang. lCmo Half Cio'h'
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

r0
A -RONDOUT, KINGSTON and d. AVE awSst
"a KILL MOUNTAINS-Laniin at CranstOns h 49,
Point Cornwall sswoug Marlboro Mutton stony
Glove aud Catsk Mountain and Ksatersk sSye
every weeL day at ~ pier foot OF asIrsons M f or
k5ndout direSt making no waysndngs S9p pn H
specal tra!n Tor ell SUMNER RESORTS THhoOOh inH
UATSKILL MOUNTAIN6 49, s..,.na ,or all
landings.
A SPECIAL CATSKILL MOUNTAIN
Commencing SATURDAY, JUNE %, the new iron steamer
CITY OF KINGSTON
willleave foot OF Harrison st. every sauay =.
D. m for ROndOut, making NO landings, connecting WIN
special train for the Mountains -. -, r,..,o,, err
Commencing SUNDAY, JULY 9, VIII leave honuOut sun,
day nights O'Clock arrival OF special ast tran on
the Mountans arriving ut New York Monday, a. ID
Regular trips during the week ----
A LBANY BOA Hpsw P .hS ~ 56Es Line
Leave Pier Al y n. foot of Canast every week Gay '
Bickets sold and baggage checked TO all stations on
New. York Central H. r.; ana west shore fS~Ai'"A s' ~
passage and stateroom berth.
TROY BOATS, CITIZENS LINE.
y steamers CITY OF TROY and SA RATOGA lesye pee
a. North River foot Christophcrs daily except saturday
m connecting with morning ans lor Tue NOtN STU
West. Sundays steamer touches AT ALBANY
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New i)ubIlrations.
HARPER a. BROTHERS, New York,
PUBLISH THIS DAY:
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>rEW-yORK AND LONG BRANCH RR. =

e,o+iopa In Nev Work. Z At and DesbTosses-st.
"'"' lPhila.& Read. RK foOtLibertyst
LEAVE NETWORK. cOmmencnt June % lSs 80 -
For south AmbOy, via Phla. & Reading X. r.. t0D lo
600 DUa l2UU, l454:0 300, J5. 80 p m sundays
400 - 3D. a. m. 200, 400 p. via. Penn r. H. 4;l0 CIV
500 a. m. Il 90 m. 300 700p m. Sundays 40 a. H.
Bpm. -, MT, a. n.,, pp Am TAX
mn loo a. m 1900, Id 400. 43O, $40 1880 D. m
sundays 800 $40 1900. 400 p, via. penn ith
l:l5 7I0 9OOa m. 1900 40, 800, 1860 p IN Sundays
For Red Bank Long Blanch Ocean Grove AsDury PARK
sea Grit Point Pleasant &C, via Philadelphia and Reading
RR 90. 7:l5, so 4. "a. m O' 40, go 400, 81
5'i5 4 o D. m. Sundays mot stopping at Ocean Grove
or Asbury Park, 400. S4j, a. m, 1900 400 po N,
Via Pennsy wanna RR, 10 7:l0 300 M ~ o. 81
S.IO al Oh. p. Sundays mot stopping at ocean
Grove or Asbury Park, II b. - a. m, p. No. -
For Freehold, via Philadelphia and Reading Rt, I42'
Hoo a. M 1900 l:ii 4a', 1880 p M. FOR keypOrt,
via Philadelphia Reading RH., 400 7:i5, 900 loo
A. m.,l2. ii 40 go. 500 3D. 7.3p p. m. For
Lake%ood Toms River and Barnegat at 300 i'6 43 0
y. For Toms River. via Penn X r.. at $40 a. M 3IO
D. M For vineland Brdgeton Atlantic City, &C. via Pha
C. G. HANCoCK. J.R. WOOD. In NIEMAN.
G.P & I. A, p. & r. RR. g. A. p RR. Actg Supt
DOPULAR SHORE LINE.-For Providence,
Boston and the All rail from Grand Central Depot
daily Sundays excepted to Boston N
D. lparlDr attached and 10 p with palace
sleeping sundays at 10 p with palace sleeping
cars Newport express leaves Grand Central Depot at
"rri'oS "t f'0"P0rt ''i D. m taS aiached
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ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.

LONG BEACH,
oovo ros 2ttb-st daily except sunday 745, 945 lp;ao
a m $50 800 $50, 800, SD pm sundays ohy' o'-0' ~
iO:33 n. M I2:45 , g. $50, 400, Z, 8 p IN
NORWICH LINE TO BOSTON, WORCES-
~ TER NA-HUA. PoRTLAsD and a.. the be
MOUNTAINS without transfer city OF worcester, tne
aller favorite leaves Pier 40, North River foot or
tanas New York Tuesdays. Thursdays and SatlIdays
and the popular city o. Boston on MOpuys "euhe'u'''
and Fridays az p. m. -. s.ooa ro.os State
rooms NAV he secured POI Broadway and at Pler ~
porior advantages offered by this line as fA i
FPFIGHT LINE Two steamers each way every weekday
For Information referring to PASSENGER or freight rates Apply
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Runaway Accident.

A serious runaway occurred es.lv
on Friday morning. A cocpls 81
young men were returning from ons
Of the caRytns about 2 O'CLOCK IN
the morning. They were below the
city and driving at q lively pats
Turning suddenly onto the Sfnts
hoad form one Of the lanes. fbe
buggy was upset and both the DE-
cupants were pitcaed cut. The horse
ran sorae distance, turned aud nj.
tempted 10 jump the fence. TIE
horse got over but was nos liysIv
epouga to take the buggy with him
so hs wss held fast iii aOont 3
O'Clock when le was discovered and
brought TO the stables from which
ne had been taken. One Of The
young men was seriously hurt in
the back. He was SISTED to ]
road hOuee nesr by, whence ne wa
carried home. 1t was reported lss
night Ihst tae injuries he suslainer
might result, if not danger 3usly, =
least in permanent disability.
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The Country Bellies.

Walls and sunshades cshnot pre-
vent the summer sun from en-
browning your compiexions; buG
nGLENN's SULPHUR SOAP" VIII
speedliy restore them if duly applied
sccording TO directions. The gree
charm OF this article is. that nooldy
would suspect the effect 1t produces
to be- artificial. N thing can be
more natural than the soft velvet
texture it imparts to the skin, with
the iinge of rose which it leaves On
the too paid cheek. Beware of ceun'
terfeits. See that &c. N. CRITTEN-
TON, Proprietor, is printed on
Zach PACKET, without which none
is genuine. Sold by all druggists al
d cents; three cakes, 60 cents
EBILL's INSTANTANEOUS HAIT
DYE" introduced about the same
time with sGLENN's SULPHUR
SOAP" Is an equally valuable article
although fifty per cent, chespel
than the most vauntsd Dyes ia Eh'
market. These two specialties bay'
no riYals either in this'country or u
] ElIrOre. M -4 &N
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Terrible Disaster.

Chicago, 20 Daily News Evans-
vile, Ind: The steamer Belmont, q
t,ansfer boat which leaves here at .
O'Clock every morning, was struck
hy the storm about three miles tffs
aide of HenCerson, Kentucky, sink
ing her cargo and cars tel the Dot
tom. blowing the chimney off and
sinking her almostinstantly. IL Is
reported that over thirty people
wers on b1ssd and only three are re
porsed eayed-a news boy named
Pang, the cook snd the pilot, who
swan ashore. This information was
received from q man who came bI
land, all wires are down anu n1os'
OF the boats crippled 30 az to be I'M
able to 20 to the rescue of the wlecft
Evansville, Ind, 29.-Reports tha'
the transfer steamer Belmont was
sunk near Henderson and twenty
lives lost are not generally credited
The storm was terrific.
The loss of the transfer stesme-
Belmont and the drowning Oh ten U
Rfteen persons Ia eon6Smed. IN
hurricane this forenoon capsized tn
boat at Stsnley's landing, thre
miles above Henderson, turning he
| completely over, She was going I
Henderson with barge containing
passengers1aof the Louisville
Nashville railrosd. The boa
parted from the barge, and al on tn
latter were saved, and all on tn
boat, except four or five, were ios'
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Cholera.

Naples, 2e.-Much unreasoning
opposition to the rransference OF
cholera patients to the hospital, pre-
walls among the populace. Forclbls
opposition, yesterday, was offered
as a person with the disease was
beIDg conveyed to the hospital. The
rioters wounded and otherwise mall
treated several policemen; at the
same time, crowds Of women took
their infants from school fog fear
that the children, il they became
we'll, would be taken to the
hospital. The syndic has asked the
archbishop to snl ghten the people.
London, 29.-The steamer ksper.
ANA, from Marseilles. arrived st
Cardiff with two cases of cholera,
and was quarsntined.
Rome, 29.-Cholara in Italy tbs
pass q hourF, lib flesh caaes, q
deaths.
Marseil,es, 29.-The southern
provinces to-day record 30 nsV
cases Of cholera.
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ORIGIN of Ammonia .

Ammonia ia obtained in large guam
titles by the putrefaction OF the
urine of acknowledgements
Every housekeeper csn test bak-
I'M I,owder containing this diesust-
inc drug by placing a can OF the
aRovap or "Apdrews' Pearl top
down on a hot store until heated,
then remove the cover snd smell.
Dir. Prices Cream Baking Powder
does not contain Ammonia, Alum,
Lime. Potash, Bone Pnospbates. Ii
ia prepared by a Physician and
Chemiet with special regard to
CLEANLINESS and healthfulness.
PRIV It by the above test. % 81
= d
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Home Manufacture.

The Coop. has T; ceived from ina
Provo Wooden Mills, a sample Of
cashmere in Thirty two patterns.
which is superior to anything
hitherto produced st these mills
and which equals in fetish and othe+
respects the D st imported CASHMERE
suitings. By q new process Of ojesn-
ing the gree-y, offensive feature of
home made wo len fabrics has hsen
entirely overcome, the goods teIne
as free from the unpleasant chsraes
ieristic mentionedas imported goods
OF the same claSs. The mills are tn
be congratulated upon thsi marked
improvement, and at the same time
the assurance may be given that
while they produce goods of such ex.
cellent quality, finish and appesI.
ance, they will not want flor hons
customers.
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Cable Clicks.

Berlin, % 1T is intended to raise
a corps of soldiers for the colonial
service. German colonial farms
which require military, protection
win provide a fund for the CORPS
Sach arrangement is necessary, 81
the Prueian military system doea
not ALLOW regular troops sent
abroad ncs,-
ST. Petersburg 29.-Alfonso Taft.
The new American minister TO Rus
STA. has arrived from Vienna.
The French are establishing
cosl depot ut Pondichery, On tht
southeast coast of India.
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At ROMEAND ABROAD.
The Cyclones Destructive
Work Once More.
A Terrible Catastrophe in Col
Grade.
The France and China Flare
Up.
Rem BatIer,- His Taffy for the
Changers.
The Cyclone.

EvaDsviIle, Ind, 29.-At Q TINS
vcoIning The most destrucrive hur
rieane ever here broke upon Evans
Wills. doing damage OF not less lnsb
a quarter Of million Of dollars IL
the City ana vic nifty. Houses WsE'
blown dewn, roofs carried aWsy s
three or four steamers badly injured
thousands of shade trees torn u, ~
fbe Toots. and there was other 10.
;nTv lis impossible at this houi
- ysze the amount of the dawag
done. II VIII prc baby fall shirt o
the agures given: ne ste%ln tra, .
Josh Troop and Silver Thorn, WEI es'
bsdIy damaged, the former AIMS " les,
wrecked. Several churches sunele'
severely, also one new senoOihouSe
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rho pope,s TemporaI Power.

MADRID, 29.-The clergy have
started monster demonstration in
every church in the county IN
favor of the temporal power OF tue
Pope. The first signatures include
laadingspriests and mobiles of spain
The movement has grown out Of
a speech OF Senior Pedal I. Mon,
minister Of agriculture and com
merce, ia the deputies some weeks
ago in which he spoke slishsingiy
of the restoration OF the Temporal
mower.
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kentucky Prohibitiontsts.

Louisville. 80 The meeting OF
prob biLiopisis TO nominate state
electors aHi rs5ify the ncmlratiOn
Of 81. John was HIimly attended.
General Green Clay Smith called
the meeting to ordar and submitted
= rInsslhitios address TO tbs people
of Kantuckv. claiming that the
prohibition party was looking to
the Interest OF the Wcrkingmeu.
The aidre was adopted IS the
plstferm of tj.a party Ia this state
Electors wire elected.
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A Democratic Split.

Petersburg, Va, 29.-As antic-
ipated, two Republican Congres
seional conventions are being Deld
here to-day to nominate eandldste
for Congress from the Fourth Cons
gressIenal District of Virginia. The
Convention was called to be held q!
the court house at noon, but before
that hour the anti Brady faction
bplteI, and retired to the Academy
of Music. Both conventions pave
effected temporary organizations
Two separate Congressional nomlna
tious are to be made.
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Law and Order League.

Chicago, 29.-The National Law
and Order League. in session at
Lake Bluff, to,day, listened to ad-
dresses by Rev. J H, Bsrrows and
Andrew Paxton, 10th OF Chicago,
in opposition to prohibition.
Speeches were also made by l.
Edwin Dudley, OF Boston, aud
Judge N0mse, of Iowa. The fob
lowing officers were elected: Ex-
Governor John D. Long, OF MassA>
cbusetts, president: L. Ed sin Dud'
ley, Boston, secreta'y; Alert q.
Monroe, Connecticut, treasurer; and
Andrew Paxton, Chicago, genera
AGENT. q
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France and ohina.

N Paris. 2a-.The official report con- |
eerninr the Lsnqson affair from
Gen. Mislot, COMMANDER OF tne
French forces ia Tonquin, praises
the valor of Col. De JENNIE. wac =
in command OF the detachment SEW
20 occupy Lsngson, but says ne
acted too precipitattly. De Jenne
was under ordera to occupy Lang
8 N peacefully, when he fo1nd hin-
self confronted by Chinese. the
general of which said he had recelv-
ed no orders to surrender. De Jenne
ought 10 have asked farther ord ne, .
from Millot by heliCgraph. Inc
French newspapers are exolsse1
over the success of Admiral Cour.
bett in destroying the defenses along
the river Min, between Eco Ono"
and the seS. -,
Shanghai, 2s.-EuTopean resI~
dents OF Shanghai remain uhnO O.
lested. Many Chinese, however are
alarmed and leaving the city anu
the foreign settlement. The cnle
magistrate has posted placards uEg
ing the natives to remain IS the
Fren oh have no present IntentoI
of attacking Shanghai or woo > ng
\ The Chinese authorities her3 haV'
received an important TELEGRAM
! f,om p, kin. the purport OF Whici
is not precisely known. rhere 81
/. reports. however, that China Is &c
, sirous of coming to an sgreemen
, With Francs. The VIceroy OF Can
=, ton has ordered all Frenehmen I
: leave his province i'm mediateiy. [
d Loudoa. 29.-The Times cores
q pondent at Foo Chow telegraph
a that the foreign settlements al
u quiet. In the city the natives ssel
} friendly. ...
e ING prevailing in consequence
d rumors that China Is disposed
,r enter INTO negotiations for settle
: naent OF the Tonqain question
g rentes were quoted before theopel
! ipg of the Boutse this morning
y 70 francs S71s confines.
q Paris. 2g.-Gen. &liliot, con
d usnder of the French forces
d Tcpauin, telegraphs that the "
IF nese are preparing to invade To
g lauin. He awaits their adyan
10 with con tidence. !,
to The French feet destroyed I!
lt remaining Chinese works az 4
re Pal Cham Ell and is believed to ma
lg lgeft Mn River to-day, but its desl
D. uation remains uncertain.
lie seems probable it will come
r. Shar0,,aj. --
re Losdon, ga Foo Chou's d
a. patch explains that the 'ore'gne
re quarters looted by the Cnint
US SINCE the French descended !
he Nyer, is the one near the arsenal
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-30
A Lawyers Opinion of Interest
to All.

J. A. Tawney, Esq, leading at
torney Of Winpne, Mimi, writes.
"After using 1t for more than three
years, s take great pleasure in stat
ing that I regard DR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption as the
best remedy in the wOih for Coughs
and Colds. It has never fsiied to
cure the mcst severe colds have
had, and invariably relieves the ain
in the chest"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-30
The LoyaI Irish.

B,,hfia. 2s-The Duke OF Edin-
100 With the channel feet Is Visit.
ing oblin harbor. Thiscsn gteat
sir amcng the people and the Duke
"a we'll received. Thousands L
to Kiuggtown TO visit the 6eet o
the evenings are made brilliant Win
bslIs, fireworks and illuminations OF
war Ships. Freemanss Journal re-
marks that such occasions as this
indjoate how loyal the Irish might
he ifthey were only accorded their
lust rights.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-30

WE FEEL assured that housewives
who use DR.. Prices Special Fiayer'
ing Extracts OF Lemon, Vanilla,
Rose, Almond, Neotarine ana
Orange, avoid the disappointment
so often experienced By the use Oh
the ordinary fiavoring extracts. Lhs
csre bestowed in the selection OF ths
arsicl1s used in Dr.. Plice'5 FlaVors
makes them so reliable.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-30
Little Phil.

Boston. 90 -LisutenaDt General
Sheridan arrived to. day accom-
panied by several members OF his
staff. TIE Rene,al was met at the
railroad station by q number Oh
army .fiicar-. lie win remain III
the city d day or two to meet old
soldiers Of the late wer.