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Total face value Of assets.--...--...s

IOtaI Iace V9ilu8 OF ass3Is-, 1t3o fI7f OF
The general expense account item SO, 126. 7S in
the disbursements is made up chiefly of clerk
hire Office rent, wages Of Waterman and jaintor,
gas bills, ETC. The creditors Of the bank who
have been scanning the figures say that the
trust has beenimanaged with reckless extraya-
gance.
Nj. Harrison's condition yesterday was not as
favorable to speedy recovery as it was on the
preceding day, and Dr. Newcomer, his attending
to his bed.
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CHURCH SERVICES.
CONGREGATIONAL.

Il and New York streets Oscar G. McCul1och pas
tor Morning service at 1920. Topic: The Joy of
Finding Persons and Things Lost" The public in
vited Evening service win be suspended until Sept.
81 Morning services will be continued during Au-
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Mr.. scanlan.s Address.

Hon John f. Scanlau, Of Chicago, secretary
Of the Industrial League Of America win adj
dress she citizens Of Indianapolis on "Wednesday
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

T9HE FOLLOWING is THE LIST OF LETTERS
i remaining unclaimed at the Indianapolis postof
fee on Saturday, Aug . 1854. Persons viii please
call for advertised letters and give the date Of this
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Presbyterian.

GECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-CORNER
Dot Pennsylvania and Vermont streets. Rev. James
Mcleod, d. D., pastor. No preaching. Prayer meet
ing on Sunday morning at $50 and on Thursday
evening at 745 Sabbathsehool and Bible classes at
2:l5 p. m.
TlOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. CORNER
IL Pennsylyaniasand Pratt streets. Rev. A. H. Chr
rier pastor Sunday-school at a. m. Church serv-
ices at l0s30a and 7;45. p. m. Preaching by the
pastor.
TABERNACLE CHURCH CORNER OF OHIO
Il and Illinois streets. There win be preaching
in this church tomorrow Sabbath and Bible
classes viii meet at 2 O'clock p.
CEsVENTH PRESBYTERIAN CHBRCH-EAST
- side of Elm. north of Cedar street. Rev r. ".
Hunter pastor Services viii be held to morrow at
1880 a m. and i7sA5 p an. Subject for morning.
"A Tame Conversion Subject for evening" Grace
and Grit. Seats free.
TINTED PRESBYTERIAN GHURCH-.0ORNER
u of Massachusetts avenue and East street. Rev.
J. p Cowan, pastor Preaching at 1880 a. m.
Sabbath-schoool at ESQ p. m.
Protestant Episcopal.
CIT. PAUL1S CATHEDRAI--G0RNtER ILLINOIS
- and New York streets Rev. J. s. Jenckes, d. D.,
rector. Morning prayer and serlnoniat 1880 Sun
day-school at $50 a. M Evening prayer and SER
mon at st. James Chapel, corner West and Walnut
streets, at 7:45. The public cordially invited to
these services.
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FoR RENT.


TSxPIRATION OF PARTNERSHIP - THE
III partnership constituting the firm of Walling s.
Co. is this day dissolved by limitation Chas- @ VII
will be conducted as heretofore, under the name Of
Walline & Co.. Mr. Dnnghalty and AR. Williams re-
manning in employ. WAlLlNG g co.
August /, 1884.
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AUCTION SALES.

hOIll ION 1A14ES.
TTUNT& afccURDY. REAL ESTATE AND GEN.
il eal Anetioneers. No eS East Washington street.
Stocks OF merchandise in city country bought out
right for cash IA
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XXTANTED = PARTNER BUSINESS LIGHT
wv and safe; $500 required Address PARTNER,
this Office
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NEW.JERsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on and after bee J; 1884.


AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Tram leave NewYork via DebrOsses and Cortand street
Ferries folowsi
Harrisburg. PitsburE the West and South with Pullman
ialsee Carr attached, q gnd 3 y. daily. New
york snd Chicago Limited OF paIlor Dining Smoking and
tlecling carr, a. a IN. every day.
Nilisasfort Look Haven a % Cory nd Eric
Centre aud the OF Hegions 80 - ' ~
Baltimore Wellington and south Limited Washington
I1pIess OF Pullman Psf0r Cars daily except PugA " 10
M srrve Wsshn gtsn t;os p m Btgu ar &c CSC 500
Gi6 A. M, y p m. and ~ n(bt -
iOr ~ antlc city except sunday, Loo "a.
Ter Cane May unt0y. llslO
TOM Irsnc Bay Head Junction and ntrmefoie stations,
alway and Anb0Y, II room $40. 900 ann 200
p " ON sunday. 300 ant as0O D. do not sop at
lsbury Park
foss II TrooElyn Annex connect witt all through
a. Jersey CITY sorling SPEEDY and direct transfer for
Bros IN travel
Trans arrvo-FTvm Pittsburg 500 and lli70 NJ 1870 ana
N102 o. m. daily. and q. daily except Monday From
Warrington and Baltim9rS $50 aud D. 80 a. M lSn $40
800 BIO 0i2O. and 1905 D. IN. sunday, e3b oAD
2 ~. anil 1910 D m, From Baltim1ro geo j. m.
az , sSo Soo gSo .5 sssp 5lI e,
t1s 80 go a 29 Sp I'D 1875 rs and l4g 40 va
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TO PHILADELPHIA
VIA TIE PENHsYLVANfA RAJ ROAp.
TIE OLDEST RoUTE
TRAINS rAcn WAY WEEK DAYS AID ON
SUNDAY AsrATIONs IN PIIIADEIs
PfiIA y IN NETWORK.
TO PHILADELPHIA

TRAINS IACn WAY WEEK DAYS AVID ON
SUNDAY 4 srATIoNs IN PiTtLADEl~
pffIA y IN NhWYORK
I Trains leave Vow York via Dosbfosaes and Cortanit
tueet ferii.s " followsj e
fYQ tg0 $50 % aad 10 limited H. ilio n m s9p.
Hsa a. A41 s. ~ and and ~ nizbt undsys ia,
Hs United. and ~ a ma a. q 4 snd . p a. saa }!
stins leaving New.bort daily except SUNDAY, 02o,
so ang lll0a IN, 4, T. ssnls ~ m, connect NJ Iren-
Sgang pslns leave proaa,a station PtnaAcph,e, 1901.
l,asd liilsls Eo Iig'sa E,PE a. $50 sndsIs p6E
sb aYo. =. athb, $50 q pa T. lsgo LimiieO eso Tao
dIs5P p. lave Phladephia via Camden. $3.50 IN,
isi olces w. $40 and GA prosdwsy, Ast9r rouse
pa loot VI bosDfoases aud CoTt.agdt tA, Court. 70,
na hro9, 4pHe5 ststiog zee. u rutops pro9s2
xEtone uOtel. HoDoheDt rteon, Jersey Cly hmisrait
vlesei ptee, no. bat,cfy Place and Castle oarieu- =,
nc Nowfork Transfer Company will oau for aud check
tCuARLEe Il. PUIH J.R WOOD
o1nsgA MANAGES General pGssr AGo1S
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Gaplnso Danho.

uSloN Dim SAYINGS lNsiiiuuoN !
erRoAuwAi, a.p u AM bll'ANh(
NEW yogK \, \ Doc, u 1885! ~
vr,Iyr Doord of Trustecs have declared divi-
i dSni Tor tho present half yoar at tue relsei
IOIH rin CLNI frn ANNpA'
payable on ana a"ef 'Ah"''' 49, John ". BRITToN,
President
GARDINER g. cHArTS. r casnrcr
CHAaLEs ~. SpRA0us, .ycretaty.
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ALL FURS and seal garments mnnniaci urcd
~ nv a. e. rIANNE. Jos lrinco - nave ,n' M" hhu'
an p,efoiy cafgyiug The guarantee" 81 r"iiahiIiN
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NVI hnrL "lonouu - ~, a 4 n ar \. A. i IN.

DOprLAR SHORE llNE-For Providence
ro,nn aud the fat Al rail tiom urlnn Control 20 ~
~, ep.r.. trsiva daily rrdlas ptcl g. NuHon ff
a VA n M trarnr car Aitae lei islu pim VIZ rcwns
s'''' N~'-' d. ". fOPfif, Agent
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Steamboats, ano Nailroaoo.
NORWICH LINE.
rAvQRITE INSIDE ROUTE
TonosroNsA
wopcEsrrN 1870,
NASHUA, eaaa,
roRrLANDtd

roRrLANpta
and no trans'cp.
stesS'rs CITY Of WORCESTER ana CIV 81 nostSa.
ienve Pier aoN r. foot ofwarss tnoxt pier above DeS
hrossss st. Ferry. daily except sandays at s.se 7. m
as Eflk% I asS I hSSSR A1 shS
Arranssnons. OF train, SSsSec,;s Depot From $50
iEsss R Ssf '" s!ss
sns rSss as b
sna s DS,G s1 81 % e Ss s5c G'Ts
second day Ssnnsctns Trans arrive Toledo 7sS and
Ss.s SSsi.s s sasss & "a Ss. 81
esq spfn asns SSfs sfsa f io GaSs &c Vest
Sun :s 81 g lSsS SPs.
Ss.S Iss S s .S e s54 ia
"a $sas sS sssS S u; Sss GU
wS'sa s5d Pi sg9s.ys Sunday
SoSdoat and Kingston and Montgomery a;sOp
Goshen 5:s5 100 Q 1920 m, $50 $50 4:ao $50
s5ssy ss ssS lSs5 SS ss aS sS ana
S6 trains connect With NswYoE 0ntSrS and West o IN
hGqE aso 't3s' sunday
poas leave 29lt quarter Of and quarter after each hour
from SAB TO 1045 every thirty minutes ana IRON
lO45 o IN 10 Pas every hour.
Tickets passage and apartments in Drawing Room and
Sleeping coaches can be obtained and orders oI tne
Nos 10i OF 957i broadway 1877 west-st, \. Y, NO
Court-s brooklyn OF a. the Companys Depots. 49,
Frpress the West arriyein NewYork OF TlO,
7:SO, Il:25 a. M aud lo:2l p N. -. ,,x.,
JOHN n ABBOTT, Gent Paasr Agent New-forE.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Trains for Englewood Clostcr. Piermont and
Nyack = 800 l0a. NJ 800 4, 800 540 Sac, $3.50 p M,
llmiinigllt. sundays q. N. snde:lbp IN. ~
Manuel spring Valley and Aonsey7, 10 m, 400 p N
JONI \. ABBOTT GEM Pass,r Agent. New.yort.-
| INVEST SHORE ROUTE.
w VIA WTsT SHORE OF HUDSON RIVER
All l2-s COrtlandt and DesDrosses SIS
taticns.
Chicago 40 M 's p. m: PULLMAN Shoppers through
| ST. louis. 800 & 2. N Pullman sieeDefs
Detroit 30 a $50 q Pullman sleepers 40,
Suspension Bridge Niagara Fails Buhao Roc ester 'lO
Am. 800 - N Sleeping 3nd paror cars through
Utica 7l0, so 1920 m ,5i5l. s. D. m. Ia, SO.
| Newburg Kingston. catskl. Albany TAO 10 ili2o
For Montreal and Canada East 7,Io Ami 5,5o p.
Hamilton. London 10 $500 - m Toronto 'c'oc
'haiiy Other trains daily except Sunday.
tckets po tables parIor OF seepng car hecorlmda
tcns Giermsuo1 sRpy q oees Jersey {lty Penn ha
Office, foot Fultonst New York y 81 2o7 xVl 80
SOL g46 l1I0 l.323 roadway .3T 6thave JAG East
l2ih st. 1888 Bowery. Penn r. r. Stations loot of Cor
and and Desbr0ses ss aud West Shore station foot Of
4adst caei Tor and checked iron hotels
ind residences Orders can be lon at ticket olcea
"a statest HENRY MoNErI Gen. Pass. Agent
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lphILApELpnIA AND READING R. r.

EEMIfi4iN CENTRAL DIVISION.
proct eonccton t. ana nom hiooSi5n Wa AnnoI no.ta
TIME Apl%eFt 1sG is qhpfir'TIS s N6y lo,h lsL
lotie" q 500 Z 9.so n.i5 N 80 4e9 4;3o "a
rrct connection st Wagno Junction ios Germantown and
chestnut R!il a. Coumbia.ayo for ManayunK. con'ho
ORA iNG.RO0M cAIGs on all Day Ira ms and SLEEPING
nctaaf;ns leave PlIiADELpHIA, Ninth and Groom ss
Vs s i'g n 81 o. m Tbr am IT54
Jai5io ~ 900 1880 10. 100, 800 620 600
4 SUNDAY. t~ll vi. 4.3O u. m.
IS TSTfsH 81 rs GO f
LAYS IFS, ~ a m. Bis "a .-an-~,
aV6 v 1'i'rY AZ az e,a5 a M AS 400 D. m w
E9 H4ERIsBURG Al 400 5;i5. $40 100 lao. 400.
rST 40 745 S'i5 ii:l5 ~ Too. lSo. 400.
g.. Zoo 81 Sis !, Zoo 81, ~
loo, lS9 SIS, 545p Sundays at 5;30p m
t@ AaAQUA at 100 7i5 s'85 a. H. loO lSo sA5, 400.
1m BIIjiIEHEM ALLENTOWN and MAuCH CHUNK
Mt,0 800 545, a. IN. l:00 lSO. Bias, 6i6p m SUNDAY
For Toy at 400 7Oo si5. loo. 1880 9a5 500.
For I BRIpaE BhANu at 400 $40 SU AGO.
fof FiETING TOY, 100 s:i5 No. l:OO $780, 4UO. 4.3o
,5Ol 5sop;m SUNDAYS, $50 p N. - o.. ,o.,o ,,,.
!. Zoo 1870 $3.50 s.i5 400 4,3O 800 $50. 545. 900.
900 200 500, 1880 p IN Sundays 400 500 m Il 80
Pr 500 100 sis o;so sd 1920 ss 1,l'
Hi5 500 $50 100 500 $3.50 1880 l2'9o m mo su w
PAS 40 500, $40. m 1900 m $780, AGO. o5' 1900
t@. 3I6Sg 'BIANcM OCEAN GROVE So, (An rai2 a:
.Qoein Grove at 400, $40
Tor fiif EiOlD-Af S:15. HOO a 400, 900 y. ~
FgLAKeMOOD, IONS RIVER and BARNEGAr at 4;3o.
rS x lt az cIT9 @rNnLAND and BnIDcEro1as
NEW.JERsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION
from Pier Ma. 4. North River. via sandy Hook.
FMATLAN1Ic HIGHLANDS. LONG BRANCH. LAKE.
WOOD. TONS RIVER, BARSEGAT etc, a. $3.50 D. N.
.Ticket' be procured al foJ IA0ertvs Pier 10 3
morn kvor a. lC POI 2J1 2Ol 30 81. ga ana 4J23
1roadway 05a 7a7 and $40 oth.ave. Riyingonst$ 10,
a. 10 ant li3 GrfcnwiChsf.. les. 2ns East 2jthst.
ff,okyn % No 4 CONT ST lO7 Broadway e3s b0)
fulton-si 2lO Manhattanave pe kalDaTe lh9'2 At
laDicav. 10 Greenponi-zvc In Hotokea 25i Washing
lons g Y. Transfer Company viii "a for and check bag
page rom hotels or residence 70 des na ION ,oc,,
IL WDOTTEs. - G. u. HANCOCK.
General Manager Gen. pass and Ticket AIT
~ =. BALDWIN. @. p. p Agt. llg Liberty-st. n !.
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Ocean Steamers.

ANCHOR LINE. L. s. NAIL STEAMSHIPS
~ GLASGOW via LONDONDERRY.
Prom Per 30 North River. DOT vi Dcy ST.
Crcassla. be. p. ~ III iurncsqa..... IAN ~ y IN
htmopie; .,...Jan. Gam Ase'ie..,. var: Ga IN
Stpcragp PASSAGE from GLASGOW. LlNbRPD'lh
BELFAST or LONDONDERRY. 10. -.
Anchor drlfs PAYABLE frca OF charge ~ tRhh'
throughout England scotland ant Ireland and soil ior any
amount at lowest ratea. ,. S..
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agents. Dcvlng orocn
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AND LONG BRANCH RR.

~,
te,e,,,,a NcvY Z ~ peshrOsseast
N"'" " (phla & Read. RIR. foot Libeity-st
lTrAVr NETWORK. commencing November lG 1854.
For South Amboy. va PM. hesding kK 4So' SdbH
1liOl a m 1:SO, AGO. hOOi hi4b. y. IN -Sunnays 49,
Fl5 M via Penn RIir 1900 M $780, 100 p m. sun
Tet Matawsn &C. via Phli & Reading RR, $50. $40
niO0 q m. 100 slnO. $50, $500, 6A0 p m. sndaasS
n m sundays a IN. =, IN 90 asa IA
For Bank Penn Il ". VOV r. m m' siV' l,V,
ZOO n. m. kuudays O. m, p. M VIA fhl anu v"Nns
bar 80 sl0 IN. 1890 !. 4aO hto p m euo.tNN =, I'o
q m, Tot nrluch, Grove Asluil lGit utcih
peech sprrg AXE toa art Point Pleasant &c, via Phna
eoipha anil Heading Rtl 10 S;l5 litO 400 AB5pm
SUNDAYS mot sloppns at Ocean Grove OF Asry S %
eit ronnsYiV anita m. 300 n ni lVN. lV bUu,
Zoo sundays net stopping at ocean GROW" OF AsVuy
If rrc,oa VA philadelphia and Bcadug RI. Nlh 100
o IN. 400. 500 ler Lake.oed Toms 'j,eI ano ale.
fons River VIA lcnn. Rt, NJ 1900 a. M lor Gland
iglEriun Atlantic ely, sc, Via lhta hoSIMs h'' ti''
ru'iis hlon0Err ca. HANCOCK. y, woon
turt q raT,A, A. H. hk q l. "A. J. hAt
-. --ll.A,L. H.. n-A.-l .-.-...
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SEIEI PER AMI FlHST NNRTG lGES,

SIIEA PER VElT FLINT AUKIU iILM
ON improved farms in Iowa ard Nunesota negotiated by
sampson French Lake Iowa. This per eont repre-
sents the BEST security ob,amAno In Tire triurst OF west
orn states and each loan IS limited 90 30 per cont o. farm
yalue Long oxpereucc personal Inspection ana residence
,a t rrou,res cna bios us % special advantages
in security We and remit for The enannu interest
coupons which with prucpln payable ei omce JOHN
PATTON & CO.. 80 Wlllam-s, Ne"-Nork "rrfecoTeS sho"
invariably prompt payment Gail o. or a.idrcss
WI g. Cl.APP. Eastern Agent $40 broadway. y Y.
TIE CORBlM BANKING CO.,
10 B5oad,o9y Ncie- York.
7AND PER CENT Farm MORTGAGES
Thee ,poyicqges hare oi,rlps proren dDsouey Sn,e
mi lie uctu0 Ildcy8 neqfy dOJie NE income DOt"fOlG
G c,Ler Xres,nculs N NE same s'GHdGTd. Ii0nW oI
p(yods Of d,pessog mil othcr secVts rare dc,gIDa
and been sold oui dia ioss, Mese h1re promptly g't oDu
nneTrs Is he so(esf IN res,icut that crn Oehdd.
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TtVNNIAI \ DIN Y. . ,,
ID New anil ditoc line a. thn so1tt ~ Fr'n,N
NLN.NnRk AND BDhDhAUA biNbNi 60, d.,
CHATEAU ibNNllt s..'s....s.' '"'"tuu'' s.,
CNAll Az 'Nli u ,N' l, W.
Iron "rr,ntlcrs tnoar Wallst tctrvl Or1'kYn
Travellers t'r ftarcH ~pth aud ltlN, Ftr'if't ~
Nice ftpN ln1 pNpnusN ~ tNNnt tlNllN
First nrn nrln INK vin' $50 u flph second 'Ahn 10
''''". Vs. 'V' P'E flH H0CIANcrP. so Boaycrst
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FAsT RIVER NATIONAL BANK.
4 DIVIDEND Of four - per cent has been
declared from The profits Of the last six lnolh- phJaD'
Oh anu Ni'1i '' - q l.. NEWELL, Cashier.
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n rHIGH VALLEY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
trains leave depot foot OF Corandt and neshrosses.
Sis AZ $40 ms l. $40 apd p ~ 9r Eason beth,ehen
sve,v I,,,sca Geneva Lyons. Buffalo aud the West Pull
Va rch coaches daily. Local trlns at AMI Sac
!, ~ Tor Faston, bethlehem and Coplay -. -.
Tr.ins eavnr at $40 IN, ana ;tu p m CONNER Io an
,onis in MaLonoy and azeon coal regions sunday train
itayes for Nsuch Chunk aud tazit Ion 9av@ m'
General Eastern otloe No SO 81 n RSI2iTON @. PA.
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financial.
MINNEApOLIS M0RTGAGG 81 I J;


Absolutely safe In first mortgasoaoh w.
Real state city Minneapolis. MINI ifincipai aa
scmIapnua interest paid in New.York investors uesins
6rstcass security are invited 10 cal ana s - ~
mortgage loans. Ii.A !, - " rfv
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MEMPHIS and CHARLESTON r. r. co.
W. SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS. due January 49,;
The under oher 10 purha these bonds up 20
:. 1882 {" iVi anu acer"eo "''i''" ~ AZ wal.st.
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f,UNARD LINE.
NOTICE" IA Nc ROUTE"
II.OM N.M.lON< LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENS
l-MnA nIEn W NlRHlL nlNEN

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
~ Between N,'g-Yort and Havre.
ComDanvs Pier llcw No ~ North ttyar iO)t d A',i'I
rIDN. Duran we lnsft.'. pee "a, TO- m
iAIAHDl ltilcr lluteiyt N espCsl1Y. Zee ~. IN
81 lAt EN ito Jouss lin. Wednesday, Jln l. lpA m
CN Ee ptya'c - s.glt amounts SIT on ~ bli1l'
iJiris ut 3EsIAN ag.nt. NJ j Bbgiiu. Irssl
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steemcr. city Of Worcester ana city 81 poitoa'
leave Pier AoN. r. foot owarsst tnext pier above Des
brosses st. Ferry, daily, cxcep, sundays At k9o r.
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Balls.
TIiE CHARITY BALL

THE CHARITY BALL
OF 1885
WIN take place at tho
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
TUESDAY. JANUARY q.
MANAGERS.
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nARLEM RIVER BRANCH - - -
Ii ~ Y NEW.HAYEN AND HARTFORD r. n.
.NEW.YORK CENTRAL AND II

3,
fhrouFh trains will leave Grand Central Depot
1896 Rochester and Montrea Express through draw
1rzro0u cars.
WITH din cara stopping a Albany Utica syracuse Koch
ester pugalo. Niagara Falls Erie, Cleveland and Toledo
arriving al Chicago 1910 IN and st. Louis 1920 p m next
syo a. Chicago Express drawing room cars to Canaan
dsgna nhesier Niagara Falls and Buffalo connects for
sso ?. m, Albany. Troy and Utica Express through
drawn room ears
Louis EXpress with sieeping-cars for MAG ara
Taiie pualQ Cincnr AIT roiedo Detroit aud St Louis.
0:s ExprsBs with sleepingrars 10 syracuse and 10
Auburn road and 10 SlratcgR; also TO Montreal
Pacific Express. with sleeping cars TOT ROCHESTER
Bleao Niagara Falls Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago
Nateriown ard Norwood -
Il D. m Night Express with sleepin gears to Albany and
Connects with the morning Trains Tor the Nest and
fsr the except saturday night.
lickets sale az Grand Central Depot No Bowlng
Green 2b2 425 Broadway and ct Nestcojs Express
Oniees PARK and 7s5 and 942 Broadway NewYork
and SS3 Washington and $50 Fulton ss Brooklyn and 70
Ionrth-st. WILLIAMSBURG
IN drawing and sleeping cars can DO
OF the tic 0cos IN NcwYOTk City and AZ
NS8 " ashfngton-st.. brooklyn
Fa1ragc called for and checked from residence.
,These daily All Others dsly eXcert sunday
.Ihese trains stop at Harlem (l25ihst and ithaye,
] NJ rOUCEY. &. II. NEEKER.
General superintendent. General Passer gar AGENT
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TIE CORB!M BANKING CO.,
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1875 Broadway.
INV NolE. DocenuDcr u, 1854.
QUARTERLY dividend OF ONE AND
n THREE QUh RTErs PER CENr on the capital f,ock
NJ his company this day been declared payable on FRI
DAY. January =, -. ...--,--. ,.....,or On %
o'clock m reopen saturday January 3, 1882 at
Ioooo'A d. Il" a. II. CALEF, Treasurer.
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Morton's Monument.

Twas yesterweek with loving hand and heart
Where winds his chosen city's busy mart,
They barred his image to wintry sky,
His people and his peace crowned soldiery.
His name upon Earth's lasting substance wrought,
Morton, the name with Truth and Justice fraught,
Soon twill be said last month"; last year be saidi
And then with feeble voice twas last decade.
The laughing baby of to-day will stand
Gray haired, and gaze upon the outstretched hand
When those who gratefully this offering bore
Have yoyaged the sea that has no other shore;
but in the caverns of Times icy sea-
fWhere tombs are lost and Art yields stubbornly,
This stately moulded FORM this chiseled base
VIII fall and crumble from its fitting place
What though the grass grow DER this work of love,
)Or some old river pile her sands above'
Ere his great spirit starward winged its fight
He carved his name where comes whitening blight
His works monument, his deeds alone
lG0vs to his fame fit foundation stone.
Everett Carter.
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Barbara, if you could know or I could tell how
long how tenderly, hopelessly, L have loved
you"
"And yet only one year ago to-day you sent
me this picture of myself, at the same time dl-
recting me to go to dying girl and learn what
useless creature l was
II !" cried Allan; 81! 1t must have been a
dream, for he had quite forgotten poor Laura
Bell and the note of st. Valentines Day.
''No dream, Allan, said Barbara, and she gave
him look of gratitude through her tears that
made his heart throb madly with joy. No, 1t
was for me most blessed reality, though shall
never forget the shock felt to poor Laura,
to hear from her faded life how wretchedly
wasted my life was, and how heaven would re
quire an account of my miserably squandered
abilities. From that moment l tried to change
and when | faltered in the way lat first some of
the duties tried seemed revolting) | looked for
your bubble valentine, and thought of the selfish
ideal pictured there"
Allan took it from her and gazed for the first
time on Bob Trelawney's handiwork- Then he
looked at his own note written by mistake on the
other side The expression of his bewildered
face explained the error, and they laughed to-
gether. Then Allan glanced at his own picture
and laughed again.
Barbara said he, 1--WE have exchanged valen-
tines, for to-day is the 18th of February. Shall
it be for life"
If ever words were full of pleading love those
five overfowed with it. Her answer was quite
as tender, though given with her old arch smile:
You said / would make a good surgeons as
Sistant and | am willing to try"
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BEECHER AND MRS. LANGTRY.
He Hasn't Seen the Lady, but Would See Her
if He Wished.
New York Special.

New York Special
1t was no doubt practical joke played on one
Of the morning papers here by which Rev. Henry
Langtry performance at Niblos the other night.
Mr. Beecher was in Boston at the time, and tele-
graphed denial. On his return he was cross
examined, with the following results:
Have you ever seen Mrs. Langtry on the
stage2'
mo, sir, l have not
Would you go to see her did the inclination
seize your
yes providing it were convenient"
Then you have no religious scruples in that
regard"
''Why certainly not. Why should ~
NBut most of your cloth haveN
'Well, have my own ideas of the proprieties
in such matters. If l desired to go, | shouldn't
ask my grandfather, grandmother or anyone
else about it it
DO you confess to have any real interest in
theatrical affairs!"
II do. l have literary curiosity to know
what the highest style of acting means"
DO you think that Mrs. Langtry is a true ex-
ponent of this histrionic ideaE
well now (laughing), how can | say. having
as | said before, never seen her! am told, how
ever that she has improved very much i'll per
Sonal charms and as an actress"
How often have You attended the theater"
'Once in Brooklyn, to see Rip Van Wrinkle
and twice in New York, to see Salvini in Othello'
and Irving in Louis XII. l never saw any of the
great actresses or plima donnas, except those
whom saw on the occasions just referred to.
| expect to visit theaters again, although, as you
will see, | am not much of a theateP goer"