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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-07-18
Will the Offices Go Round +?

Grand Forks Plaindealer.
Chas. o. Maloney, Of Devils Lake, is
seeing old friends in Grand Forks.
Mr.. E. J. Nadeau, of the Devils Lake
News-Democrat, is getting acquainted
with Grand Forks people.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-07-18
one and one-6fth inches of rain fell
during the storm of Saturday, according
to Observer Glass record published in
this issue.

THE Grand Forks Herald dubs itself
"the Athens of Dakota" because so
many of her citizens grated at outside
towns on the Fourth.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-07-18
To yspeptics.

The most common signs of Dyspepsia, OF
Indigestion, are an oppression at the
stomach, nausea, fatulency, vater-brash,
heartburn, vomiting, loss of appetite, and
constipation. Dyspeptic patients suffer ln-
told miseries, bodily and mental. They
should stimulate the digestion, and secure
regular daily action Of the bowels, BY tho
use of moderate doses Of
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-07-18

can Fill all good applications for
Loans. JOHN W. MAHER.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-07-18
DANGER.
North Dakota Crops Never
Looked BETTER.
Are Safe from All the Mishaps Likely
to Occur Early.
THE OUTLOOK FOR GOOD PRICES Is
FAVORABLE.
WINTER WHEAT CROP TWO Observation-Disclosures
BUSHELS SKORT

1t behooves the prudent farmer to.
make early arrangements las many have
already done) for machines and Irvine to.
save his crop. An early order for ma
chimes, as Der terms ON the
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-07-18

fce.''
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22
WEST SHORE RAILWAY.

TIE BEST CONSTRUCTED AND FINEST EoUIpprD
DOUBLE TRACK LINE FOR BUSINESS OR
PLEASURE TRAVEL.
THE WEST SHORE ROUTE Is ALONG THE WEST
SHORE OF THE WORLDFAMED HUDSON RIVER
AROUND FOOTHILLS OF CATSKILL MOUNTAINS,
AND THROUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OF THB
ON and after July 2 1855. trans viii leave West A2dss
All trains leave from downtown station foot Jsys
North River ~ minutes earlier from foot Of
Detroit and Chicago. 'l0:lO NJ '0i0 1910 m. Pull
msI Sc louis sSsic. y 10 D. m. Pullman seepsrs
S1spensou bridge Niagara Fals Bunac Rochester To
sl0; q IN. s6,l0 sSl0 m sleepers and parlor
Highland Pokeepsie sauserties and Albany 1910 s7s2A
ATeWbure. Kingston and Cs,sii 1910. s7s2o aoa
.lo:iU, il:i5 Q. M. 3tb. l:Oh .8,lO ., 10 p. m
earatoga specials. 800. HIS q m- 3:i6 M.
Lake George. 800 IL 10 m; saturdays only, $40 m
KaaterskilL Hunter Hobart 0nnd Hotel Station Ph0s
Meta Q: LnS S,S n Bas! parIOr care 70 0r.sS .sS
Pssnvius: Cairo Mountain House station 'iaio 7'sa
'YS For Montreal and Canada East 72O s:oo . m slo
Hamilton London. 'l0sl0 m, s6,i0 'ssi0 p M Toronto
:Dsiiy Other trains daily except SUNDAY.
tiches tIe taDes psaos or sleeping ces
q Station; Hoboksn, 70 HudsonsL, Broo6lyn CSsrs3sS a.
Si5 sos gSi, S4y, TisO ISSS Brosdvay asa eth.avs ~
East 25thst 1888 Bowey and West sno!e etAuS.s ~
Called for SsS cseSsS nom hotels cEasss
2S0 DroadwaE ~sneE~ FsssesS
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22
LITERARY NOTES.

p..de. comnleting his serial in The Eng'isn HUE
s-o.od the late Hugh Conway lett complete senSa.
s;oraI tale akin To "Called Back and DARK Days
II 4. called Slings and Arrows" and VIII appear III
the tall "The Academy hcars that memoir Oh !" 4.
CONWAY is shortly to be published which VIII "e oas.u
s,.,,- hi; ic.ters and will contain several OF his
,r unnub.isbed writings, together with an account
:. h,s later works The first book he ever published
90 coIlection of songs and verses entitled Lie
Idylls, and Other Poems"
Henry Lucy the Parliamentary reporter has written
/" A Diary of Two Paraments IAN account OF events
that passed under his own eye.
Ell Arnold, a son of the author Of "Ihe L'gh' u
Asia" has in preparation work bearing the
title Of Coffee its Cultivation and Prohs.
Archit aid Forbes's new volume will be inclusive ol
,aners on SkobeleA," " Macgahan. the American
War Correspondent" -" Some Society Aspec's m
America" and "A Poet Waif"
"Tbs Saturday Review" of London, discouTses as
follows of the telling of short stories; In America
ma we have had occasion to say more than once Tue
hr storv ourishes and Dowhere else lie the art ana
vsterv of writing short stories better understood han
in the United States. Poe and HAWTHORNE nave
written the fantastic and imaginative tae as ew '0
fore and Mr.. Bret Harte has dealt with tne rea' anu
the actual in manner no less skiiiui. IL 10 IN '"'
domain of the fantastic. however, that the American
writer of short stories has been most successful ~
the composition of the story OF the kind once known
the "Tale from Blackwoods" certain American
authors are unsurpassed and unsurpassaoie. nav,
thorne with his beauty and his nexoraple
sense stands little outside OF this class ou. fo'
With his originality and his logic stands at its head
and uot far behind Poe comes the IrishAmerican Fit
james O'Breu, new edition Of whose most striking
stories is now before Asa manufacturer OF COLO
creeps and as maker Of shivers, Fitz-James or'en
was worthy compeer of Poe and of Lefanu
"The Critic places in one group for admirauon
an American quartette of tales These tales are
Bret Harte's An Apostle of the Tules,' Miss wooi
sons {" Peter the Parson." p. Demng's Ida Ann
and Cables Poison Jone" The Critic ADDS that
" the backwood minister is a type and these clever
noyelists have portrayed him with justice and SYM
pathy."
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22
TO PHILADELPHIA
VIA THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLDEST ROUTE.
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND 10 ON SUN
DAY. STATIONS in PHILADELPHIA, AIN
EEW.YORK.

Express Trans leave NewYork via Desbrosses and Court
e;2o. 72o = Y Chicago Limited, and 10 Washington
and m- and Y night; snndayS e.i5. u Limited
Trains leaving NewYori daily except sunday ats o. and
1llOa. M. -. and 2. m. and y. m on Sundays
iS5 $5j 15S g. 5's6, 600 Siso $40 $50 ii and ii5
O. IN. Limited Express l.la and $50 p. N 1:Al, g. & g.
B. $3.50 7;l0, 7:l0 and Hl6 p. On sunday l2:0l a2O
740 ,. N Leave Philsdelphla via Camden. m daily
cket Onices s4a AS and sl4 Broadway Assor Hous.
and foot OF Desbrosses and Courtandt ss Courst and
Brookyn Annex station foot OF Fulton-sL Br0oKlyn.
Hotel HSOGasn; Station Jersey city Emgraas
Ths Newiork Transfer Company win call for and check
baggage IRON hotels and residences
CHARLES T. PuuH, j. r. WOOD,
WICKFORD RAILROAD ROUTE To NEW
Tfains leave Grand Central Depot via New'Hsven Rail.
Ats. road DIAL Sa.ly, except pds. sunday !. ,y.o
AtsA n: Due IN Nswport az t;3o Pm
Al p N. Due In Newport ag 72O D. M
e. Newport Efprcs drawipgoom cars 10 Wexford Steam
boat Landing)
sAtli pm Due 10 Newport At gao .. n.
lslecpinkcar to WEXFORD Steamboat LAndingl
THEODORE WARREN. supt
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22
On and after June 2, 1888.
GREAT TRUNK LINE


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave NewYork via De,orosses and Courtandt Street
Ferries follows;
Harrisburg Pttsburs and the with Pullman Palace
Cars attached, a ~, u, and D. m daily. New York
and Chicago Limited OF Paror Dining Smoking and Sleep
ing Cars at y a. every day.
Willamsport Lock Haven, Cory and Erie
ID, connecting rtusvlle Petroleum
the oil hegions.
Batmoe Washington and the south Limited Washington
Express Pullman Paror Cars daily except Sunday 10
IA; arrive Washington i:0o D. M regular at 620 and
$3.50 m. l. $40 and and ~ night Sunday 6:l5 y
M. $40 and y. m. and II night .
For Atlantic CITY. except sunday with through carl IN
For Cape May. except Sunday, p. n -
Bay Head Junction and Intermediate etauon
VA halfway ana Amboy, 4lS ;',c 20. ana m i2 noon
S;it 8 a m. and p IN (do not stop at Asbury Parkl
For Old Point and Norfolk via New York. Philadelphia and
Norfolk Kairoad. $40 n. week days and
day; via Baltimore nay Line. $40 p m. weekdays.
BROOKLYN all trains at
Jersey CITY anorng speedy and direct transfer Tor
Trans XrTve From Pittsburs T. s. llsSO M. $3.50 and
e;35 D. IN daily, From Washington and Baltimore 62V.
q M. l,2O. 8: o $3.50; Y;2o and 1905 ?. m Sunday.
SS a aS ss Ss iSGS ioso s6 81 fnS~ % io ao
$780, bS0 5:20 $3.50. 720; $3.50. 800 9,35 1905 p. mr
S;20 6;2o 6Io5. $500. 93o. l005pm
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22
Gre Cream.

A FACT-HORTONS ICE CREAM Is made
N from pure cream Patent super Frozen Bricks
OF Ice Cream Churches rsstvals &C. Will
keep Country orIers promptly ned pep?ts
sos sth-avo. l,25b Bresaway 10 Chsthsmst lio East
l.6 hist. New'York. and +oS Fultoa-st Brookyn
ECSSELLS ICE CREAM. No. 760 Broadway
Now.Ycrk
Families supplied outot0vD busness speciality Individ
pa bricks for restaurants fairs etc Telephone AS lists
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22

oAhE
Ena su,pe dos 0042 25 Povcr per 50a2 90
PoTAroEs AND vRoErABLKs
eunnIv of Norfolk potatoes has been very light
repotE prices last wednesday and Thursday
~ II marks iew sales OF eIra reaching but
aimee friday supply from nearby points liberal
seyera have arrived from tho West and prices
have To day best Long island Rose sod at
a. IS per bb headed Fancy Maryland Virginia
arc s quosbe at e2es225 the outside nEure extreme
0non. close barely STEADY as SsoSd: philsdeph,. egg
EsaM AZ Sb plenty end owsS
ong Island vegetables close qsoed but priceS most
Kinda 1uctuate from day " day Green corn OF coed quality
IA In good demand
Potatoes Tomatoes, Norf .... 30ql 90
fsS e ss:.. &. sss
Seconds ami culls. 80 rs cucumbers Nert 6oa55
sss y 5s
cfDSasff hsns Island sass per tSSSr
Peas L. l.. bag...l 00f1 90 Turnips
Beans, L. l.. Bag. oo Russia per bbl-.l GOAL 20
NuRseep,: e: .,1 sas w:st rssnu. sia Sss1
for Farmers; siassa4c for Prime 6hsed Pecsns quiet
and steaay at oo6c for round ioss selected largo sell
BEsswAI-A IsI supply Offering and demand Light at "a
a2oo.
daily average Of MIX and Cream at the Va
rious railroad distributing points In and near the city
MIX 20 Of Condensed Mlk and l8i Of Creams
Harlem, l763 cans Of MIX and ~ cans Condensed MIX
NcwHaven and Hartford l2S0 OF MIX susquelanna
& cam cam. q Mix q
and l7 cans Of Cream NewYork City and Northern l323
Of MIX NswJssey Central o7b cans Of MAX and 10
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22
8feamboats an6 Railroads.
A HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.

A HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
DAY LINE STEINER srEs!A,'n. AL9Asy OR G vIsBAsp.
::s:s !sS !s;ss ~ 4sa...ss '....-:..s..o
for ALsxSY z1Ss Isndns re-: & Ny,et as1
Yves! Point SswOuss podsSsssDsa ] RsnsSect ~ 'csss2
nHINEsrcK-wGfSS GfSSTSEcTioys = sS1 + y
j. 's. fsss s
txTsKiLL-with special trains s on @ csssRii Mt Rn
WI anS a. for Chatham. Pssns
SSli1 Any: vss fs:ssp -. george
a.: ssssSt
A -RONDOUT, KINGSTON and CATSKILL
Cornwall Sswsars Marlboro Milton. ,Poashisspsis ana
n:fsss s:s
eses a. when city Kingston 1t %
.s " s5a
s sss e nom ne
A TROY BOATs-CITIZENy LINE
s.S :;.ss:s :s:s:: n; sS..; ;1'''
CATsKILL MOUNTAINS:
srEAxSHHgg hSHHIHS .as SarsKrLI
II I:s s:
sSd al .Ssi " fsss VI z rates &C.
4 NUNS lOUhlSI l1ChEl VCrlNC
Railway and steamship Tickets all points At he lowest
ExcuIsion Tickets for Summer Irsve ~ roaucoo
rates. send for pamphlet =, 49,.
So: s5i ;: "a
FALL RIVER LINE.
For Boston, FALL RIVER,
NORTH and LAST.
che comfortable and agreeable route TO the WHITE
ssSdis M Il sis inland I'D
"e''kn0~n "PiIerM. sPfIGRrM. and BRISTOL. ,
at 90 m from Pier 2s Norih RIVER foot of Murrayst.
Connection boat from Brooklyn p nj jersey
~" m' FINE CONCERT
s board evening by the celebrated Danos AMI
orchestras attached TO these Long water route
full nights rest six morning trains to Boston; SNORT u
'' NEW TRAINS
SECOND BOSTON EXPRESS leaves Fall River at 7;2S
a. m. y. except Sln,la lue IN Boston 9:OJ a m .
WHITE MOUNTAIN EXPRESS leaves Fail River az
Fabyans via Lowell and Nashua Lowell and North
Conway. ,-,,,.ux,
For Newport r direct Marthas vIneyard NMsntrcEet M
''N "PROViDENCE" and OLD COLONY"
leave New York alternately daily SUNDAYS excspsea 80
ers do not go Newport Tickets and f9r
both may secured In NewYork at 20I 26 Sa4 70!
STS 1923 S % ATE pR s sse
and on sIa steamers IL Bro Syn at
III Broadway r. D. and Annex Office foot o. Futonst
Box 452 NewYork for list OF Fa River Limo
Tours and Excursions, and copy OF Tip End OF Yankee
BORDEN q lowell GEO. e,L L. S0SNOE Con aSs,.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22
c. a. HANCOCK. J. X. WOOD,
a. p q Il. A. p, q. II. r., r. q. T.. A p. r. r

NEW-HAVEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM
~ ERs. O. IL. NokTHAM AND CONTINENTAL. leave
Peek Slip Pier No. 25 f. r. at tSundays excepted;
and p. sundays Inc ndet Connecting ai New Haven
FIELD HOLYOKE &c Tickets sold and baggage checked
at 944 broadway N Y snd4 Courtst. Brooklyn. Excur.
sion To New.Hayen, 81 80.
DOPULAR SHORE LlNE.-FOR BOSTON
and the Eas. All rail from Grand Central Depot Three
D. (parlor car atached) and m with palace deep
sundays 40 IL with palace sleeping cars
Newport fast express leaves Grand Central Depot psror
cara attached) y. m. arrives At Newport 7;2y N.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22
fotels.

MANSION HOUSE.
NI BROOKLYN HEIGHTS.
directly opposite Wall street New York four wak
Wall street Ferries and the bridge term g
Superior accommodation, Reasonable rates Largo sha
grounds coolest location IN the vicinity OF EeW
Select family and tanscent hotel 200 rooms "tte ior o
cular.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22
NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL

s.,, )Pennsylvana Railroad. foot Of Cortlandt
pna and # ks AMI ns r. % es oey
LEAVE NEw.YohK- Commencing June n, 1855
South Anboy. VIA Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
545. 743 pa m 4 noon lS0, 4, .. 6:iS. 7:Sop. m;
Via Pennsylvania Raold Zi6. pi:io a u 10 noon alo.
% go m snndsys SUI y,s,h Sloh a. % mi R1r, M psro,n
5:i5 7;I5 o II noon l:so. a;so. 8. sib 7s5
va renn.yi'sna Riilfcaa li5 40 m, ia noon aio.
8, B:3Op sundays AIS. q. ~. p M.
For Red Bank Long Branch. Ocean Grove Asoury Park
Ocean Beach, Spring Lake sea Crit Point Pleasant etc.
IL noon. l:0 1880 4, 4:s0 g. 5t5 1880 M sundays mot
stopping at Ocean Grove Asbury Park 4, Sao m IL
noon D.
Via peunsylyania Railroad. 45, 7;lO M, IL noon.
S:i0 g. o docs stop Ped Bank f:10 g. $50 p.
sundays mot stopping at Ocean Grove or Asbury Park.
$40 ~ RUFUS BLoDGETT superintendent
c. a. HANCOCK, J. X. WOOD,
ID a ~ ID r. II A n
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW -JEhsEtt
dSste Go rrrer Pisrmsns ssSe and lsi SyaeE
s:io e:io $50 ,. m, l2mldnight Sundays a. m and
Nanret b Spring Valley and MOnsey7 ioA m. ASo p m
I,RIE RAILWAY. now known as the NEW
YORK LAKE ERIE M 4SD psSot Fra@ az
Arrangements Of 'rsni il @nutes
% sass Rsy
Niagara Falls and suspension fridge sleeping Coaches
FoD6yxIfs omMDxsY Y c'@Snn emIchSo sa 1 XSp LOUIS
LIMITED HX1HEs s22 HDP fUc6aAS cdAeHrs IaAS 10
HxTfA cT4RaE FOR TAsTTIME; ,,hnR AhnnRiyEs RgF
cfSSISSAT55 SS M; SRiSAs9 5SS SSe p NJ, AND
mpay Chicago Express for the West 0 ss,a
aad Pa psssac @ a iS 40 sS & S S ZIG ioso
midnight 5s5 7s5 $50 1920 AN i'a' $3.50 TAO
Paterson 70 aa5 sga5 7so ?so $50 1920 I!s
midnight sundays 54o 745 $50 1920 am li5 $50 7;is
and a 500 ya S Sfc1'a and and i ssS Sdah S sa
sSeT1 & I I ,q S and 1919 % n ls sundays SsS SH a % S
$50 1920 las e:so m and y midnight
Newburg and Cornwall 1850 a m $3.50 $3.50 6p m sunday
Rondont and Kingston and Montgomery AM s:3op N.
SUNDAY nhn ts si5 7:,o 1920 m $3.50 s:Jc 4:3o $50
u M SUNDAY 5:45 7.45 $50 1920 a IN. $50 8 IN. 90
MrG.et9wn 4ss c oi cSa N So cSS M The ana
sso trains with New York ontaro and Western
hfIta PORT IsrSs aas os esS 500 s0o sSSp
sTsssy Sas sS sSd i9" sSSs m SsO c, sls to e.,
Syery hiteen Si5 20 1913 every thirty
'$ Sr bass % dppsg %
Sleeping Coaches be obtained and orders for the King
sns %C. 'Tap'sa ~ q gssfass s
cGnr br9S rsns or % the Wst o
$3.50 ll;9 ~ gnu api1S01r iS cenr Passr Agent NewYork
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCES
orthe week ending Tuesday. July H. 1850

BEANS PEAS
Receipts for the week-Beans 1912 bbl: Jes Rs'' us SSc
S%n snd Continued dull trade today
~ c,s, s9 81 ip9S @ bS
any trade .t the moment Medium sna rsx ssde less
a sss S1s s.d fs
nnS ss Green Das s Sd slowly
4Ioat eao bags California Lima Beans arrived '0''
s!S:
rss. s :t f1 ~ssf e ss;!
ssssHs es agS
:.s s.n he ,:sins @ ssI;, e: asS ;sSs :s$:
a's aop sao,stIsn .rs isses
b sfa grade Ss
y rate !; SJ & ans fsSsr a
'Ss ar e :sssu%ss %s
%s ssa are 1
!s:.,
s'' s,s s,s
xssssi H.4s i:s e M o.. M
sis is Es;s: ,:''S 5 5
f'ste nf tns. psiry synd pai wssern s%'i factory
:: SII S =; T. :: s',: :
'sss Welsh tubs, extra
hrsts.
kTS1eS saarsS Sn SnGs the tS 5.. Ss fancy Scs
s @ ss
s aDs asgsSped so%c Weanss M some
q py"s %Ss ss s5
sGG% n' .n $ as sSns M
ieTs e nc SsSt mix bring sc onS
ss sr ns amid an a S .
Teepec reports from the eSInsy @ gIs AZ ns
sSsa' sGGS T.sa the S9.s sale. sSs sssssiea
s Fab. ~ SS o a ds'
Nsrshnod and cOverheld combinations sold at $50
'i:i : i$ ;;:::S9i ss: =; a.
Good to trimo.::.,7 as55a DO, DO, common to ss
Eis:5.;; good a.
a.' nsss: S Tss
asS sas ss sa. a s BEEN sS' s
SfTaSs sni aIsfnfs Sse"s @ fully
DSa'6 HSaf by sas faVsf ns Is,h few
neglected and pressed tor sale at low prices
State and Penn, per Canananiancy -..-.-iS gi33H
doz ..'.'...l4 dl4I estern, cases. .... l!i2dl ~
Western PRIME dolls ai3lWestern. inferior. II 9l2
FRUITS AxD BERgIRs-TREsn
Apples good quality sell well bat poor ots drag
peaches in 30 request and few FROM Tennessee and The
out of variety perfect order bring very
good prices Of receipts are In bad condition. now
ever AMI those from MARYLAND Delaware and Jerse
are of Inferior variety: such dull The market
over supp ted with berries and pces are extremely low
snecay Tor Rasp ami Bac beries Huckleberres
srr so reuful cheap out good lots meet very AR
demand Currans lower but stu bring far pfces Wacr
msIns pleniy but selling readily at higher prices Musk
me on, Irregular.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads

EOR ORIENT, GREENPORT, SHELTER
L ISLAND. soGTHoLD and SAG HARBoR-1he
steamer FRANCES leaves Pier y T. r.. New-iork. foot
of Pine.st on TUESDAYS THURSDAYS and sATU r.
DAYS at . D. N. Returning on alternate days
racket & BRO. Agents 52 Southst, n. T.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22
ypuITs AID DERRIEs-pRIEp.

PnVlIs md BEHWE%-UIEU.
pc.r,a for week 4s pkgs Exports OF dried apples 1876
pigs E,.porated apples continue very dali and prices fof
largely nominail quotations cover
Ia small 3eddilng sundred apples without demand
ana lave perfect glut on The market Ihe anxiety
n, n 40 crea further slight concessions might be oD
tanned were there buyers for tho goods R-pbcres nearly
na,I,hic fev barrels cherries have arrived from
baltimore held i2c, and speculative buyers are bidding
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH

Il NEW.YORK NEW.HAVEN AND HARTEOhD n y
Trains leave Harlem River station. corner lS2ds and
Lncona near Third Bridge across Harem llvcr
Preached by Third Avenue Elevated Ralroa da excegS
sundays at e46 745 Sl0 1000 5I:o' M, az ay Sov:
OAK Point, Hunts Point, est Farms. Van Nest. West
hestor Tmpsous chester pelham Bay) Barlow CITY
IsiandI Pelham Manor and New.Rochels connec Ing e
with trains for all points on the main me %
the New York. NewHayen and hartford Rairoad Shore
line and Divisions: New-Canaan Mlddietowns
New Britain and Sueld Branches and Boston and al points
East. =, ...........
irons at i2I0 e. m. daily, except MONDAYS. 49,. -.
Sunday trains for New. all intermediate sta
tons at 1900 and $3.50 the latter train connecting
Rochelle with trains to Grand Central Depot and
stamford.
EHIGH VALLEY RATLROAD.-PassenRe
IL leave depot foot Of cor,ands and
Allentown Reading Mauch Chunk. wIke,tsrrs .Towi%sdH %
wa:sy atnssa n dsy sca trns at $40
n m. for Easton Bethlehem and Copay. -,
Trns Ieaying st g. 10 m and $40 connect fer ~
ponts in Mshonoy and Hazeton REGIONS sunday trails
caves for Nauch Chunk and Hazeton. $40 m
General Eastern Once. No. 255 sroaHwg;r n "a
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22

10 that fUrhrt
Sns6 Tse hs.s snrs new cherries have arrived from
baltimore held 2c and speculative buyers are bidding
Apple. hvsporatcd Do OHIO ana Mich. Mich. o,.a
70 6sss 49, i9psS eSoce o Do . Ky S'r af. O0 is8I
bS bS. com N. 70 G Prize ,Ssd DO Tcnn, coarse
To- fair 10 prime. 2td -, rated ist Ills gig
DO Va 1891, Fair Do. sundred. s'4. y cls
TO Prime. .....-....2 a ga pluin-, stateprme 7lsa
Do state Sliced. plums. SO Daaison,
10 .sss STATE ;irs.iss. s1ss cheTrie. i5s5.. .. a.
Receipt. the week o2e bales Export. for the week &
$s bse RI. eoecton 81 ef market d.'mDoa sn, oy ,s @
soaH S e m qs4 ss wGsse Ss ss ss an s'SS, ,ns
.. @ Gn nd az SS %yfs %su ap$
few by o,. or for cutie q.
'iSs siree to sei Il, dlsa ras.aaSis 6a
Dcs.s @"s sss1s @as :.e Sssgr.
1I 3 w01S s aa 40 n c % s soo II Il the oh
story when aa article hso s VERY T cheap pS9oy
nT ey seem 10 have fewer friends than when double pres
na int pssis TsrT ns cee demand and
1eae, and growers TO clear out ss HuSs OF the stock as
sana n cSSss cSco 's State
wise damaged lots could probably be eSnsh below tae mad,
9sas 1sc ssry have .oa
odd. CLEARED at taoc crSp pTospsc:
everywhere are as stagnant a. ours
state, choice issi... log %. isss ;s;i... ;.-s
Do, Low to Medium. 90 81
PoULTlr AND GAME
Live Spring Chickens not plenty aad firm good 10 choice
local self at s62Oc Western at 0alsc and small southern
st lie Fowls have improved ltte but close weak In
sympathy with tho decline In dressed Dscks steady dreose
close OF stock cleared closely arm
prices mainly for choice pckcda few saics reaching
i8c But this week tho arrivals have run heavy and prices
rule with only moderate inquiry sprnS chickens OF
good size and firm with good inquiry. Spring
bucks steady. Turkeys dun squads dull and weak
Ouol aous for game nominal the absence OF
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22
Gelp Uante6.

MAN and WIFE.-Man to understand gar
dening ami general farmwork. Wfo competent 70 take
care o house. No small children. . ..
NVANTED.-Ladiesa and gentlemen In city or
w country TO take light at their homes. SS to
81 lay easily made work sent by mail canvassing. We
have good for work and furnish steady employ
mcnt. Address. with stamp, CROWN MFG COMPANY,
2es Nne-st, Cincinnati, Ohio
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22
Business ghanees.

TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.-Afi fine busi-
L ness WITH land factory md plant manufacturing
staple article good lucrative inyestment price $1,000
WILLIAM II. WELLS 81 libertyst
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22

NLAVERACK IN. " College and Hudson
~ River Institute. College Course for Girs oIsan.t
in Music and Art BOYS prepared igr 0oosco
Iu,iness Military drill sd year opens sept: =
"" ' A. II FLACK. President