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ITO THOUSAND ISLANDS.

THE POPULAR and ONLY ROUTE for viewing the
lannon's Islands OF the II Lawrence and only DAILY line
Alexandria Bay.
ROME. wATERTowN AND oODENsBURG RAIL.
SHORT ROUTE. QUICK TIMr, STEEL RAIL.
n Y CENTRAL SLEEPING CAR co.'s NEW AND
ELEGANT SLEEPING AND PARL0R CARS.
Trains leave GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT. VIA ROME. for
CAPE VINCENT. WATERTOwN and way 9;l5 D.
DAILY ll;i5 p. daily except Saturday and 1890
daily except SUNDAY OswEGo aud 1890 m. daily
except Sunday 0l5 p m and ll:l0 p. daily. except
saturday; oGDENSBUR0 NORWOOD and way y;l5 D. m
and ll:l6 y. daily except saturday
THROUGH WAGNER SLEEPING CARS leave OILS
D. M for CAPE VINCENT DAILY except Sunday
WATERFOWL DAILY and oGDENsBURG daily except
Saturday
on arrival OF all trains at CAPE VINCENT tho NEW
FAST STEAMER "sr LAWRENCE" aud the steamer
MAUD" leave for CLAYTON, ROUND ISLAND.
THOUSAND ISLAND PARK and ALEXANDRIA BAY,
and for KINGSTON ONT A delightful sail VI only
hours from Cape Vincent to Alexandria Bay.
Through tickets sale all NcwYork Central ticket
onces In Newl ork and Brooklyn. Call address W. b.
HULL, Office OF Company 10 Pinest., for Tourists
Guide Thousand Islands and Niagara Falls Mailed FREQ.
WE. PARSONS. II. NJ BRIrrON
Genl Pass Agent GEM Manager
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w .or CHOKE kAlLW Af.

THE REST CONSTRUCTED AND FINEST EQUIPPED
DOUBLE TRACK LIN FOR BUSINESS OR
PLEASURE TRAVEL. - -
THE WEST SHORE ROUTE Is ALONG TIE WEST
AROUND FOOTHILLS OF CArskILL MouNrAINS
AND THROUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OF THE
ON aud July 1855 trairs will leave West s2dt
All trains from downtos 'on iootof Jayst
North aver - minutes earlier rnan vot OF Vest ld-,t
detroit and Chicago 'l0lV re 49, y u Pull
" ~ I noups So o. 81 10 D. Pullman secpers
bridge Niagara Falls iu Rochester, TO
Ut,ca and syracuse t:2O 'lO:.O la, $40
pcuand pokeepse saugerlies and Albany 1910 .7.2o.
.lu a. iIi. a. m. 4.0j. $50 a.; op, ~
NewburR Kingston and tatskllL 1910. sI:20 900.
.lll 10 - AN; ,. $50 sO:lO MI y. ~.
Saratoga specials 900. la, a. NJ s:
Lake George, d Ill m. Satufiaya 3: op M
Ksster.kL Hunter Hobart Grand Hotel station. Pho
p,ci o. o. IL: 3: NJ Buffet parlor TO Grini
AMI Hotel kaaterss via PhGntca on 'tvv a. m and
Paenvi cairo, Mountain House Station 'l2,iO. TO
Q,tO, Il: "a. M. l:4j
For Montreal and canada East Z, o 900 O. ,l0
Hamilton. London 'lO;Oa H. '6:lU 1910 y w. Iofouto
.Daly othcr trains daily except sunday
For tickets time tocs paior or sleeping car acconmod
r. station, Hoboksn IS iIuson-st Brooklyn Conrtsts
Annex oce foot Of fulton at; New YORK cay y z0 IpJ
$40 S63 sol 9iB. lao 1928 broadway %, Dtnaye ~
East l25th st 1854 owery and West shore stations lou
OF West i2d ST. and foot Jay-st, North liver basyso
called for AID checked from hotesand residences Ut es
can be LETT at ticket 0lhcea HEN kN MoNhin..s
$50 broadway. esnerm fsssens'' ~ss~'
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after June .. 1885.
GREAT rRU B., X LIN f.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains Leave York. Desbosses ami courtant streeo
lie ries, follows
HARRISBURG Pttsburg and the Wost with Pm Imam Palace
Cars attached. a. M. o. and D. daily NeyYotk
aud Chicago Limited OF Parlor Dining Smoking and sleep.
Inc cara az q M. every day.
wiamsport Lock Haven. a m m: Cory and Erie az
sp connecting az Cory for Itusvilc Petroleum Gen.
ire and the oil Regions
BALTIMORE Washington and the south Lmed Washington
Express OF Pullman parior Cars daily. sunday. 10
arrive Washington 1903 D. N. regular at $40. and
$50 |. Sac and and l2 night ay 6:lj q.
~. $40 and D. IN. and IL night
For Atlantic city except sunday with through car
For Cape May. except SUNDAY y. m
rraBcn Head Junction and intermediate static ~
va Railway anu Amboy - % u a. N, ~ noon.
5 and ':3 n. m. On SUNDAY,
Al and 5 n m. do not stop at Asbury Park.
For old Point ard Norfolk. via Ncwi DIRK m phs ard
NOri tx kailroad G20 a. week days AMI p m every
dav; via baltimore and raw Line 40 p m weeS-aays
Boas Of Brookyn connect with al through trains s
Jersey CITY aaorliag speedy and direct transfer Tor
Trans Arrive. From Pittsburr T. \. 1880 6:55 amt
0aj p. M daily. From wash;nson and Baltimore 90
G:2O a. m $40. 800. 1905 p. From Philadelphia.
$40 $50. $40 6;55 7;2o; $50 800 9'S5 1908 D. m.
20 night Sunday so go 1903. 500. ll:3o NJ
055 3:2O 9:ij. 1905 y.
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COTTON u.nxrr,-aY rgLs,e,pn

IIvYRrooI July li.-coton dull milling upand.. SD
do Mid ns Orcans liJd salcs-5.ODO bales. inclui.
speculation and export. receipts 5000
including bale. American. Futures Up
lands Miiling clause July and August delivery.
gGgd August and septsmb delivery, Sd5'd. also
4 oii do September ami october delivery, 3b6ids
also 3JGtd; do. october and November delivery %
-C4h; do November and December delivery. O+itd. do
December January delivery. 3Gsd also 2-Otddo
January anI February delivery 3OCd do February and
Msrch delivery. = sd
There were tenders deiiverie. . todiys clearing
The -si,s Of the iay included tocO bales
Futures STEADY UPands Low didling clause
July lud. value do July ani August delivery
81 vi. value. do August and september delivery. -
I'D sellers. do September and October delivery 6td
buyers. October and November delivery J1td BUYERS
do November and December delivery 116td value; 10
December aud Iauusr, delivery. 2rIAi value do Janu
AIRY aud FEBRUARY delivery. SO1id buyers do February
and march delivery. ttHti. sellers
m-cOtton Futures osoi steady; Unands Low MIDI
Aurnsi delivery 3si buyers do August AMI September
deliver SJgtd sellers do september ant october icy
efy lid seller. d. october anl November delivery.
a al sellers November aud Dscember delivery -
CAT bus do December and January delivery 2l6id
January and Fcbuay delivery. Jldsd sellers
do fcbrr March SIC livery .fAnii buyers
GALVESTON July ls.-i0ttnn quiet; Mihins. los Low
Mlddiing Good Ordinary rs ne and gross receipts
? bales slcs bales. stpcl J. IA bales.
SAVANNAH. Juiy Ii.-tOtton dull Midiing 10 Low
Alddu sd GOOD Ordinary. 9i4I net and gross rcccips
bare, .air- 10 bal-t Stock. L6iI btcs
NKw.OgLEASs. July IL -toon lsy. Middlins oI@ Low
Middlng . ib, Good ordinary. 7-lG ncs aud gross
receipts. - bales sales 800 bales stock. - 1874 bales
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LINE

WORCESTER,
NASHUA. CONCORD.
ALL NORTHERN NEW. ENGLASD POINTS.
Pleasantest route TO
WHITE MOUNTAINS.
Elegant Steamers
RHODE ISLAM D and MASSACHUSETTS leave New-fo
from Pier ~ ~ H.. foot Warrens. al D. m daily excep
sunday. -, -, ,,,,,,r,, -, ..,-....... ,,..- 49,
tain Irain with par0r steamers landing rrov
aenc, 40 A N runs thrcugi Fabyan's without change
Vreakfast on ste .mcr at a Dinner at Ply mouth
arriving at Fabyan's Early In afternoon.
PRONIDENCE LINE
In most direct route 10 resorts on
NARKAGAN Ell BAY
Tickets and sateroous be secured IN NewYork at
AsIor 25 ISL 307 39l 457 rs. 942 95I Broad
way indsor Avenue. Astor House, Grand Central
Cosmopolitan iotels-i20 Bowery In BLoOklyr at 3J3
Wasbington 100 Fulton sta. and M Pier ~ ". X.
send Box 3.Oll for summer Excursion HOOK
II q KAECO,K. +. W. POPPLE
President General Passenger Agent
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Express Trans NewYork via Desrosses and court
landt street FeI res as follows.
62o. 7:2o >, 70 Chicago ii ni.e and 10 twasaingtoa
and p. ~. aud II night sandays $50 o . Limtsr.
and IN q. IN; $40 o. q. 2. AMI y. and ~ night
Trains leaving Newiork daiy, except sunday at AMI
ll:iOa. u. l. "a. and z. IN. a4i p IA ON sal..ys
connect At Trenton tor Cauidcn.
Returning, trans leave Broad street station Philadelphia
l2Ol S2 is5 $40, $50. $780, $40 $780, IL and i:lj
al Limited Express L. amt 400 y. 81 4 >.
o $3.50 40 $40 and sl6 p m ON sunday. i2:oi 80.
4.3 b. 54o. $3.50 m, a. i:5O Ianitc,tl $50 70.
TAO p m Leave Philadelphia via Canpen. q daily.
Ticket omees s4a 40 ana ga broadway Astor House.
oi and
Brooklyn Annen station. foot OF Faitonst. grooklSn;
Buschs Hotel. HOboken station. Jersey Eu.gr
III kct once, No battery place. ana Castle Garden
The Newl York Transfer Company Will cali for check
baycace FROM hotels and residences
'AsEEIIISUi,ES H. PUUH. J. X WOOD
g.r Agent
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1'HE NEW LINE

NEw-YoRK. PuILADELrlIIA.y ORrULK, OLD POINT
COMFORT AND TEE SOUTH
% HOURS FASTER 7 IAN Any OTHER ROUTE
The NewYsrk. Philadelphia & Norfolk Railroad company
nov runs Fast Day Md Night Express between
Eailroad 500 days and p. daily arriving old
Point Comfort bl weekdays aud $40 M daily Nor
folk D. IN. ant 1910 Sleeping through from New
fek Cape Sha.s and farlor Oar from p iadoph, with
be secured at Ticket cce OF the railroad
Company, 4. y. COOKE, 0enl Pass and Frsi2ht Agent
~. W.bUNEE. hupcTiutspdsnt
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DHlLADELPHlA AND READING r. X.
rooL oF GESrf Ndn PiyI1Iv2N
TIM TAdEEITHkiSS EffESTjgs 2i. $50
'2s :. SE% $"%s a 5;sS
Direct connection al Wayne junction for Germantown and
Chestnut ~ At colimbaave for Manayunk. cOn'hO
DRAWINO.itooM AIRS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
nsiar Ha 81 isSss DnLeua Ninth Green SITS,
& S v go Do 5o 100 M ' T and G s
at 5.io s2o. BOO 1880 m 100 s5o go 900 p IN
For sH Lo2k xSnN f aSGgE and ruILrsnURc PENN
For on ifIih%asRonT.- suYBuRY, LEwIsnuRo and
sl II h 100 S stS a. No. i oS TO- 400
r CIR &E * NJ S s a 9 mn % loo $780, 400
o: 90, "a i2;oe p m l.oo sundays s,l S'so pm
For For AMI S' sirsfoS t ss H.
rd loo %I s ~ ~ :, e 7dJ sanapys 'Sop"
For gIHMAqUA at 100 7s6 m. loo. $780, sa5 400
For GR FfIILEmEM. ALLEN rows md MAucm cMuNK
100 200, s45. a H. Loo. l3O. $40 oAo D. IN sunday
ForSsAsgoN at 100 TOO SAB m 100 1850 845 400
For slI i si @ @ ~ So sl9 ' w. 40
sSn 5oS 1 80 An 1000 $780, 400 4'o
s35 g stS go $50 So $40 So sS' ST. l soo
$40 1000 1890. s;l5. 1880 sundays. AGO. sooa m.
rd 5' %E SiG fs 900 100 7 s 1913,
O. pG . sanS lays sS M NJ 100 m 400
For s fo fSY R sls s5SI 66aAN GROVE AN m at
s i S SSS sTEbXYs except Ocean crcv eat az
For FaEEnoLb-At S'l0 7AS iiiooa m. $780, 400. 500
p, mnh KEwooD. TOMS RIVER and BARNEGArat 400
ro ~ h,TTLANIiC CITY VINELAND and BRIDGEroN At
400 q. me- $50 D. IN. ..,.,..>, ,.....
'oV NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
from PIcr No. 8 North a Riyer vi, SANDY Hook won
4;3O ?.OU li;OO 100. $40 430 o3O D. sundays
For j IirTIoS AsBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE,
OCEAS nEACI. POINT PLEASANT. &c. 300. HOO
a ~. lao 9Ia, 43O $3.50 p.
For ATLXNriC HIGHLANDS, a'3o: 300 mi S'l5. o;3o
Fd%r iI.HKEwOoD. TOMS RIVER. BARNEeAT. 4'so mt
Nrh l'ivrr ~ 2O7. 2a7. 26l $50. 2s7. VA and i23
ir"sawly go 137 and 740 6tlIave Kivington-t. TO-
IL Ia and l43 Greenwich IT.. 1853, 2OS East l,1thst
i5ilo SEQ EOwcry aud principal hotels In New ork lily.
In Iro,klyn at No. Couri-st; lO7 Broadway; Si3 $50
Fnliun-si; 2u. 37p Ma attaave In HobOken 254 Wash
urnnsi n. Y Transfer Company Will call Tor
baggage from hotels residence TO desiination ~
g"E WoOTlEN. &. q. IL ANCOCR
- - General Manager. Gen. Pass and 1icket Agt.
IL +. BALDWIN, @. +. p. Agt. li0 Libertyst N. Y.
THE BAY LINE
OLD POINT COMFORT, NORFOLK AND THE SOUTH
Daily ercept sundays VIA Pennsylvania Railroad $40
p. u. PaiIsr car through TO stoa nor.
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RALWAY nov known as the NAY,
Arrangements from chambersst Depot From 2Sd
%-D,y pa AZ sssss
% sns sna sasoss eseas Coaches
sRpasS rs aDSs a5sSSr 5fgS
EXTRA CHARGE E1R FAST TINE FL nal, hRIyEs sgF.
sfsSa5&sSATAa "a; $ S5S H. AND
q Ghs ss and s ss %
Ei%irs. Bunaic. Niagara Falls csiesso; - :.
noon ana o so "a 81
midnight snnays Gas 745 $50 1920 I'm l4a $50 TAO
s sS Is ,s 49, s5 1879 sss 1919 1sss IA
midnight Sun lays 543 7l5 $3.50 1920 LAO $50 74S
and Newark g.; $50 10 ,soa
asS aSg S SD 200 SUNDAYS sumo 81 o $50
$40 ts go ana l9i %,nr l sundays SO So s
$40 1920 a m las $50 3 and ~ midnight
N MsEsss and aS Corr SO SUNDAY
RoSdoat and Kingston and Montgomery AM s;sop m.
S9 GOshsn ?sS 1899 sSo ESQ 4so $50
Sunday s:sS t5 ss S g o!a an o:sS S sssopm
sunday So, 500 $50 the
'eg g s1 So sSIy
s?sss: sS ssy sv.,, , q,
sI s:.m ana
s
and transfer Of baggage may De lei. az tne
Court.st brooklyn, or at the Company's Depos.
Express trains from the West arrive IN Ncwfork at 70
$3.50 Join \, ABBofT Genl Passr Agent New.York.
NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL!
)pennsylysnia railroad. foot OF cortlanit-
sH%%$hk s.S t;sss.'y'
Fer s sssi4 T. HE Il s sa Is a.
sn5dy. SAG %i II noon 70 .,a
8. $3.50 p sundays. t:lj. a. IN, p M M,
For Mai..wan, via Phiadephl and Reading Railroad 4,
5:i5 75. g II a.m, II noon l3o. 4 $50. D. 5:i5 73o
res s9Hys Rosd Is 9oH c m 10 noon o
0, G:3 D. m. sundays. i:l5 a. ~. m 49,, NJ
Red Bank. Long Branch ocean Grove Asbury PARK
via Philadelphia Reading Railroad. L. 40 :" NJ,
II noon. 1880 $3.50 T. 40 b, 5:t5 1850 m suniys 'hos
stopping at Ocean Grove or Asbuiy PARK T. oso H. -
Via Pe5nsylvania Railroad. 4l5. 7:lo NJ Y noon.
$40 g. docs not stop nj Red Bank i;lp o3o p IN.
Sundays mot stopping at Ocean Grove or Asouy Pax)s
"'' q '"'' RuuFUs BLoDoETr snpernsendcnt
T. a. ii r. NJ & +. a. P''& r RR GPA FRI
NEW-HAVEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM
~ Frs G. IL. NOKTHAM AND CONTINENTAL leave
rcck Slip Pier No % rats p. M SUNDAYS excepted;
with special trains MERIDEN. HARIFORD. SPRING:
FIELD lIOLYOkE &C. Tickets sold and baggage checked
ga broadway. n " and Court-st. BROOKLYN EIcur-
sion 70 Nev-HSvcn. 81 20.
DOPrLAR SHORE LlNE.-FOR BOSTON
and the East All rail from Grand Central Depot Tires
express trains daily SUNDAYS excepted 10 Boston at
D. m (paror attachedl and N with palace sleep
ing cars sundays at IL p m win palace siespns caIs
CARS ''A'"'" y H. T. ". PoPfLE. Agent
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Dipioeno Notices.

GOTH DIVIDEND. -
VOD PHKslx INSURANCE COMPANY. I
BEooKLYN July 10. 1857
The board Of Directors day declared semi
nuai diyiond Of 81 PER CEN 4. payable demand
branch New.lOrk Western Union Building
PHILANDER SHAW,
Secretary.
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
FREQUENT AND RAPID TRAINS TO ALL POINTS
ON LONG ISLAND


full time tables to be had all static OF the company
and 49, 2O7 Os3 9l4 957. 1913 and 1898 Broad
way $50 Canal.st, 1871 tthTve- Grand Central Depot
hote l.. aud nj Dclmonico's. "A Broadway.
EW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN RIVER acknowledgements June ~. 1885.
through trains will leave Grand Central Depoti ,.
1000 A. M. rochester aud Montreal ..Ipress throuSh
draw room cars % iOchester and ~. Adams. 80.
"a Sarntoga. Lake George and Montreal special VIII
through Drawing Room ars ..,
$50 Past Limited Chcaso and So Lonis Win
Ginning ears stopping at Albany "a syracuse hocnes,e
Buffalo Niieara Fslt Erie Cleveland aud Toledo army
al Chicago 30 Cincinnati 1855 M and ST LOUIS Ito
r. 70 next day. Through Drawing Room Car 10 niagara
1880 M. Chicago Express. drawingroom cars 70 Rch
del springs Cananiagna, Rochester Niagara Falls and
I II a m. Western Newyork and Northern Express with
$40 D. NJ Albany Troy Saratoga and Utica Express
through drswng 0om 10 Lake George ssdriays
~. M Accommodation u Albany and Troy.
Chicago 81 Louis Express with slecpinycarsfo Tor
Niagara Fails Rurslo Cincinnati Toledo Deros Chicago
Gs0 D. M Express with slcepinrcars syracuse and to
Auburn road aud 10 Saratoga; also 10 Montreal -,
ter Runao Niagara Falls Cleveland Toledo AMI De
troll also 10 Watetown daily cane lnceht day except
day and ny AID Ogdensburg daily. except Satlr.
Il5 D. m Night Express with seeping.cars Albany and
Connects with the morning trains for the West and Tor
the y rrh except Saturday night. - ,,.-
Tickets on sao a. Grand cntrh Depot No. Bowling
ilj broadway. Harlem Depot l25th's and 4ihave
and at wcscos Express Oriccs parkpace near Broaf
York. 333 Washington and 73O Fulton st BrooSyu anu ~
in room and sleeping
procured II The ticket offices In New.fork CITY, aud
' 1sgga@e cs,iicd Tor ard checked from residence
1.-The trains run daily. All others daily except sunday
tThe trains stop at Harlem 125th.st. and ith-ave)
ON snnnny runs Only TO Albany ana roy y UrvnprcE
Gcncrai SUPERINTENDENT. General Passenger Agent.
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STEAMBOATS, ano railroads.
BOSTON AND NEW-ENGLAND.

sTONINGTON LINE. INSIDE ROUTE.
steamers from Pier 49, y. H. daily sundays
at 3 train VITA palace reclining chairsl
between steamerss landing Boston without charge
Most direct route 10 Watch iil ami arrlgansct Ter.
4 w. pop PIE Acnn
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NORWICH LINE FOR BOSTON, WORCES-
~ TER PORTLAND NEw.LoNDON. NORWICH.
wHITE MOUNTAINS and al points East From Pic Picr
hrosscS street Fcrryl nc p m CITY OF wore r.
Tuesdays Thursdays and saturdays "CITf OF BOsTON
Mouays Ne ncsd1y. Fridays Tickets and StatercOms
nav be secured aAsor 20I 26 1877 and 957 Bro ID
way Windsor Cosmopolitan and bars Hotels s3S Fultonst
hiooAH"' an" ~ y" " ~ GEO. W. BRADY. Agent
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STEAMBOATS, auo Railroads.

A TROY. B!o2AAdT:s-CLTIzENs, LINE
81 sSnSs a aS. S.''
COOKS EXCURSION
$ $HHEEEE$$$s$$SSH# $ s$ES
LEAVES NEw.YoRK August 10. through the great lakes
e ST I'M ne
Al tie s"s .shf1
-'- '''"- ~ Boston. 1917 washngton.st.
Philadelphia, 1897 Walnutet
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS.
f kak E hxHHI Il and nI SkrsKrLL
Mr. week USanssiins With yis Ga:
SUNDAY Nights Special
or address ". }. III III Ls. Treas catskil, \. Z.
COOKS TOURIST TICKET OFFICE,
- 2el Broadway. corner warrcn.st. New York.
Railway and ea~shp Tickets to al points az the lowest
rates: send for pamphlet.
TSs ssR' y 26 Broadway NewYo
Boston. l9i Westinghouse. Chicago. LOG Dearbornst
FALL RIVER LINE.
For S ScstGP P pad tI RIyER'
he most comfortable and agreeable route TO the WHITE
MO MT DESERT al principle Sss nl 1na
"'''hnOwn s ss1IsTs and "BarsroLv
at .. m from Pier25 Nfrh RIVER. foot Of Murriyst:
connection VIA Annex boat from Brooklyn D. M Jersey
ivy - me- A FINE CONCERT
os 70 as s 1n maa9
ride
SECOND BOSTON fxPREss i leaves Fall River at 10,
viii M6TSIHiS ESeREss leaves FAN River a.
Nash a. and via LOws! Ard AZ, North Conway.
For Newport Z T. direct Martha Vineyard, Nantucker.
C. pc al inland ard seashore the Old Colony
system" PK 1%s Sies%eTs and OLD COLONY
sane S s4 3 ve Ga G a gs ans
IN at '!afr
Win sS fn
ana On steamers IN ITO kyn at coas c 100 t r
%rIts % Ssy.9Sss for ss Iiss
l"n BoR DE Z" g s RGovfII. GEO l. eoSNoE
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH
MEWYoRk NEwHAvENA AND mARTFo 5e ., r. :p n
rsasSed by rRrd Avenue Elevated KsiTos daily
AZ $sS S"s. rsS $.4% yss %s.s
Island. Pelham Manor and New Roches eonnee Ing q.
the e and Hartford R,rTn shore
Britain and sueld Branches and Boston and all points
Midnight train for Rochelle and intermediate sta
tons at l2:ln a m daily except Mondays ,.-..,,...
q Sew Rochelle with Gran Central Depot and
T EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passen 20
s..: Ssass 5%sSs TS$s:s
s sn hsSa a s and fa
:S::S ST ssass &: "a.
General Eastern once No. Z BS3isaroN. O. "a
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10 PHILADELPHIA.
VIA THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLDEST ROUTE.

70 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND 10 ON SUN
DAY. 3sTATIoNS IN PHILADELPHIA 2IN
NEM.YORk-
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JO LET.-For a term of years, spacious mar
BILE buildings and highly improved grounds Sg
wsv and within ten OF two stations buiinss
and grounds well adapted for school purposrs ene s
ladies No equal can DO touno "i'n
radius OF one , , hanoi ,dress " wy ACADEMY.
for Par"'uA'' ~ Box 400 NewYork Post Office.
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Jnstrurtion.
Miscellaneous.

nor SALE.-A valuable school in popuious
CITY anu VI 3 '"u i'F Y, This ofhce.
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COOKS TOURIST TICKET OFFICE,

" 26l Broadway. corner Warren.st. New York.
Railway and eanishp Tickets TO all points at the lowest
rates Excursion Tickets for Summer Travel at reduced
rates. send for pamphlet.
Tickets be sent by mail. Address
THOS COOK son, 26l broadway. NewYork.
Boston. l0i WnshingtOn.st. Chicago. 100 DeaIhOrnaf
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OATSKILL MOUNTAINS.

" CATSkILL EVENING LINE
STEAMERS kAA IERSKILL and CATSKILL
leave foot OF Harris0n-st,
n. r., week day at Connecting with Caskill
Mountain and Cairo railroads 10 O'Clock boat from Ciskl
sunday arrival Of special MouDtain train Send to
pier for Circular giving timetable list Of houses rates. &C,
or address w. J. HUGHES Treas Catskll. y. Y.
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For Boys and Young Men-City.
CHOICE collection of school circulars TOT
parens guardians. Teachers In every department
an and learning recommended HEsSE 30 West 5lstsL
SCHOOL OF MINES-PreparatOry School
~ High School Of Science and English
81 EAST ATHEIST
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be all static OF the company
and ll5, 2O7 Os3 vi4 957. 1913 and 523 Broad
way 2sO Canal.st 737 tth-ave. Grand Central Depot
42ds Firth Avenue. Windsor and other principal
hote L. and NJ Drmonieo's "A Broadway
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ERIE RAILWAY. now known as the NEW
IL YORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD.
ns of Chambersst Depot From 23d-
at. Is minutes earlier.
m-Daily except sundays Day ESpress Drawng rocu
~ rails and ,rsDelsion fridge. Sleeping Coaches
Honesville to Cincinnati and BuGal0t) Chicago.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-02-21
B. H. STINEMETz g. SON
Inaz PENN. hYENrE.
HIS ONE FIT OF THE BLUES.

scot the blues, friend Gordon?"
Mr.. James A. Gordon, teacher Of Gymnastics
In the Charlicr Institute In Fifty.ninth street,
New York-a school which deserves IL, national
reputation-was reclining on u lounge at his
home in ll6tb street, when the writer thus ad-
dressed him few days ago. His right foot and
ankle were much swollen and swathed In band
ages while on the other he wore tho appropriate
stocking and house slipper. He was unable to
stand, anG|NsIld not move In affected part with.
out pain,
'Well." he said, III have served Her Majesty
Queen Victoria In the famous regiment called
the Blues, and in the army in India and Aus
trAllaj also had II taste OF life in putting down
the sepoy rebellion; but this Is one ofthe bluest
times I ever experienced"
"Whats the matter move"
"The matter" answered the skilful swords
man with slight cOntortiOn of the muscles OF
his fiCc as he placed the sensitive foot IN u more
comfortable position. the matter now is u pun
gent attack OF acute lniammatOry rheumatism,
In fact II amounts to rheumatic govt Never had
anything like II before In my life
you're lucky" said' I'm having It confined
to one foot
| "a week OF ten days ago the other foot was In
! the same fix. They were both swollen like the
| legs Of AN elephant My physician treated me
| informally, but the remedy that cured the foot
| that Is now well was Bens9ns Capcine Plasters
| I tried the plasterB Us an experiment. on one
| foot first Bless your sou they hadn't been on
/ ten minutes before felt relief We Kept II up
my wife and until the swelling Went away
| and the pain with H. rhey are Just miracles
| spread on rubber-those pa,ters are. And now
| we're operating on the Olhor foot It's better
already I've cot my foot ana part OF my io'
| covered with Bensops pasters, under thOs'
you ever have the rheumatism or tho gput try
! my medicine" I0.,.. x aGI l.uss