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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-23
zee special advertisement OF Steamer Fl elsewhere
FALL RIVER LINE FOR ROSTON NEly-
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH

Il NETWORK. NEw.HAvEN AND HARTFORD r. r
Trains leave Harlem River station corner lS2dst and
Lneonaye near Thr Avenue Brdge across Harlem River
Sundays at 6:i5, 7:i5 9:lO. 1000. 1l5j m. 2iO 49,
40 $40, $40 aud 500 m. for Port Norris Casanova
Chester, Tppsons Bay hester Pelham Bay. Barlow city
New Rochelle with all points the line Of
the New York. New.aven and Hartford Railroa Shore
Line and Air Line Divisions; NewCanaaD. Mlddleown.
New Britain and sufed Branches and Boston and all points
East.
Midnight for New and intermediate sta.
tons at l2lJa m. daily. except MONDAYS.
Sunday trains for New Rochelle AMI all intermediate
at 1900 and $3.50 the latter train
at New Rochelle with trains To Grant Central Depot and
SIanfnIn
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~ trains leave depot foot Of Corandt and Desbrosses
sts. at slO M $40 and p M. for Eason. Bethlehem.
Allentown Reading, Mauch Chunk WilkeLarre TowaadA
Wavsry ithaca Geneva Lyons Buffalo the West Pull.
through coaches daily LEGAL trains at and Sac
n. IN. for Easton, Bethle hem and Coplay.
Trains at $40 and $40 connect for all
rons Mah0noy and Hazleton coal regions Sunday aip
caves Msuch Chunk and Hazeton, $40 a
Genera Eastern oatsS No. 2JS brq HYTSyiroS opA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-23

DAY. STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA 2 IN
NEM.lORk
Exprtss Trans NowYork DesDrosses and Court
GIC 7:2O s, @ chicago Lniiedl and 10 Washington
and %'S m and 70 night s SUI" sso 81, 3 @tsa
rnn ang New York daily except s an n and
ll:lOa W.; !: "a ? and E M. Az" IN on suuuSs
cave B,9d street sS station Philadelphia
a. ". dlnited Express liza and 400 p. M ! 4 3 l. g.
9 $50 7l9 80 and $40 p N. on sunday 1901. 800
TAO p m Leave Philadelphia Camden. a. m daily
Ticket Offices, s4o 49S and oi4 Broadway Astor House.
BooSyn Annex station. foot Of Fulton st.. BROOK Sn n'
Buscs Hotel Hoboken station, J.rsey city EN- grant
The Now York Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage rom hotels and residences woon
Genera Manager. General Passenger Agent.
WEST SHORE RAILWAY.
DOUBLE r FfGks tiNE r E2E RGsiNESs OR
THE VEST suoRa ROUTE Is AIoNG THE WEST
AR9UND FoorHtlLs OF CATsKILI MOUNTAINS,
AID THROUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OF THE
ON after Juno 81. 1883 trains viii West I2dst.
leayc from new aSw owl t; station fOOtOf Jay't
Detroit and Chicago. lO1O a. me- 'O'9O 's'-o p H. run
~ 81 is ss 81, through so M Pullman seepors
suspension bridge NiigTra Fails Buhao Rochester 1880.
Uca ana md syracuse so iosJ iiiso M 60
Newburg Kingston, saugertes, catskill and Albany
sl.:lO s,;91 1920, Hoo M; 40, 'V-o so:2n p M,
Saratoga and Lake George specials @lO lli0 IN, 5i5
IN.
Raatorski Hunter Hobart. Grand Hotel station Phg;
no, go lii5O 3io p m Buet paror cars 10 Grand
Hotel on $40 a M and $40 y. m.
Paenvle Cairo, Mountain House station 9l0 1850 a.
For Montreal and Canada East $3.50 $3.50 p Ham.
llton London l020a NJ, 'Oi2O e'-o M Toronto 'J2O
$500 pm
-Dciy. other trains daily except sunday.
For tckeis tables Tor sleeping accOmmOda
items, INFORM tion apply at ocos, Jersey city Penn H.
X. Hsboken 10 Huds0n.sti brooklyn COurt
Office foot Of Fulton ST. NowYork ely 81 207 26
SIS $685. SOL 044 lltO 1928 Rroatway 73' Gth.ave. llt
i25hst, 1881 Rowery and West
l2d 81 and foot North Baggage
checked hotels
| DO left 40 ticket ohces HENRY MONETr
$50 broadway. General Passenger Agent
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financial.
THE STATEN iSLAkU
RAPID TRANSIT RAILROAD BONDS.
Principal Payable LIST October 1913. Interest my
able April and Oct. 1.

The undersigned offer for sale s4ooooo Oh tne ano'o
mortgage six per GOLD BONDS at FAX anu o
interest Tho entire is 100000 OF wmeh soVooOO
have already been taken bonds have thirty years 10
d ,sucd upder mortgage made to the United states
Trust Company. OF Now-forK -, ..,.,
TIM above issue OF bonds Is first mortgage on an OIL" e
usbed suburban business. with uniform ana peruane
tranc that cannot diverted from tins company. as
all the ferry franz hlses operative between New oN M
staten Island and even with It's present achues u e'"S
NET more than treble interest on tho entire issue Oh QUO
million dollars A.. .o,,o,,o,
Tho proceeds OF bonds to be used In the
of the extension Of the railroad from Clifton TO oppose H
b.tport Jersey audi the ouidnso 'o 'o
errvoats at Staten Island for more complete equip
ment .,-,. ., ,ho
Under the terms Of the mortgage Wnicn " '"' W w
United states Trust Company. the trust company ac "
custodian OF the funds and dsburses them ohW on o " w"
cate Of the engineer and under the orders Of he bo''
reetora The bonds for $1,000 each paya"ie 10 oeae'
hn can he registered in They have SINKING
fund attached by which they all will be iquida'eu !"
maturity . , .o..or
giving full details to irahc earning power
franchises with m apps etc. mailed on application
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NEW HAVEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM,
~ ERs. O. II. NoKTHAM AND CONTINENTAL. leave
Peck slip Pier No rs +. B. ats IN and p m Sundays
excepte connecting with special trains for
MEhIDEN. HARTFORD. sPRINGtIELD HoLYoKE
Tickets sold aA baggage checked at 944 broadway NJ
Y. and Courts DreUkyn Excursion 70 New-Haven and
return. 81 %
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THE BEST TRAIN FOR BOSTON.

Runs every day the year The New England Limited
Boston and Newly leaving
either city at p IN. arriving at the other at p
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ERIE RAILWAY. now known as the NEW
II YORK,LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIIROAD'
Arran trains from Chambersst Depot From 23d
st II minutes earlier.
o a. m-Day except sundays. Day Express DRAWING room
aches to Bnghsmton. ElInra and buliao sleeping
u m-Da ly "st LOUIS mited' Express. No extra
CHI rye fast time pullman Buffet Sleeping coaches 10
Buna,O arriving 72i ~, Nilgarl Falls. s:S a. NJ Ham
a m. Cleveland. 1880 p. m ncinnati. 5:l5 D. M 81
Ilnls 900 a M seconi day Connecting trains arrive To
ledo - , M aad !ndanapo is l0:lo NJ so,,
rain OF Pullman Day Sleeping Coaches IL Bin ghamton
Elm PuGalo Niagara Falls: CINCINNATI and Chicago 40
noon Us 3 3" Al SID $50 $40 $50 1870 1870 m IL
midnight sunnays 5;45 745 $50 1920 l45 $3.50 7'i5
erson a. SH5 1870 7.5O $50 1920 m IL noon i:i5
35n i.iO $40 $50 6lO $3.50 $3.50 800 1880 and IL
Midnight sundays j4j 14j $50 lO:20 a IN LAB $50 746
Newars and PATERSON via Newark Gi5 $50 10 1870 m
$40 ago 62O 600 $40 1880 10 and ~ midnight Bat
~uhern a, 5;i5 1850 20 1920 Las $50 40 $3.50
$40 1890 and IL midnight sundays o:io f4o o5o
1910 N lt5 $50 N and y mdnGn sunday, s15a
Newburg ana Cornwall 100 . a m $3.50 $3.50 Up M sunday
Rondont and Kingston and Montgomery M 3:Sop m.
ai"shen Ia 5.45 1850 1920 m $3.50 $50 430 $50
u M, sunday 5i5 las $50 1920 m. $50 m. - - ~
Mdqrtnwn 44J ji5 400 1920 N $50 4:3O $3.50 m
sunday 5li $3.50 1920 ~. 600 $50 M The N ana
$3.50 IN trains connect with New YORK Onaro and western
Railroad At Maln.st The m train stop. AZ Main AZ only
Port Jervis AZ 7j0g 1920 IN $3.50 4:3C $3.50 M sun
day $40 1920 M $3.50 p m
floats 23d.st y. Y. 545 6:l5 6;lo m 70 o;fo
every hlteen minutes 80 ~ TO Nl2 ~ every tirS
Tickets for passage and apartmel 10 Drawing h0o sn
Sepng obtained aud orders for the checking
Yns To- or 81 Eroadwyy ls7 Westst Z, No. 2
Conrf.st Brooklyn or nj the COmpany's Depots. -
express trains from the West arrive III New'York az flo
500 Min ~ ABBo1,T Genl Passr Agent New York.
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u'oH HI hlH b. STATES MAIL STEAMERS

u rIiIEp sTAATTE;sx NAIL ;JI ST TyANgIg,
LEAVING per -. \. H.. toOtot kng.sG
Sist ui T@e.ay July hSoa
SR'il ~ IHi;ii,i: 80. l0'Na y ing u. p m
co,n according to si srlo M u 40 SO ana s3p
OFFICE No 20 BROADWAY GUIoN & co.
HAMBURG AMERICAN IS. cos LINE TOR
IlPLYMoUIDt londoniC herbours Parsl and Hamburg.
M FT.r cabin. sioo Forward saloon 500 hcsc
cabins entirely separated Fns CABIN SATURDAYS steamer
$50 and 10 seeragc SO Round trip a'reduccd prices
ei AuAit "a 81 6Sr n y GEN fas Hsts cwSy NJ
INMAN LINE OF STEAMERS,
/ FOR 0UEENSIowN AND LiVERPooI-
ciirfii OF BERLiN. SATURDAY July I. 10 m
Elk or Jaf j. loo
CITY Or Fer m Nor5 RIVER CABIN TASsGGR sGS so
and 100 Brnn.wcE sefevelins berthS - extra Inter
mediate Ss 80 80 For pa:.sSS eapPy one NMAX STEAM
Pniladc PIMA ounce, No. 100 south ithst
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD 81. co.
y sog aT, n9T ~ 70 Eo fIS SeEurN
EIDE Wed June q N ifN SIT, july J. sa M
WIKI Tune "a EqLRA w ed I I@Iy %
Express fiT;s cabin slo3 No., 20 tSS sceGpa
Second '"0", gov teeraye at lowest rates.
OELR1Chs Co. No Bowling Green
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP C0MPANY'S
IHHNEs FOR CALIFORNIA. SANDWICH ISLANDS,
4 IEI S sSSTh 40 CEN
For From Ns% HSTS PCT the 0Hs 81 Panama
Connecting for centrai and south America and Mexico
IRON san Francisco list and brannan sta
For Japan ami China
For HONOLULU, NEW.ZEALAND and AUSTRALIA
CiIN cor uNEN sails saturday, July T. ? M,
or on arrival ~ London mails AT san Francisco.
For freight passage ani general iOrnauOn apply Com
panV's office Ou liu pier. FOOT Canal.st., y, H.
P"D' UNIV ~ '''' ii !. II LAY. superintendent
DED STAR LINE.-For Antwerp and Paris
III sailing from NewYOrk and Antwerp every saturday.
Is. lol,..,-. . atuFay Juno y. M
Saloon $50 500 excursion $40 TO $780, Second CABIN,
Sol excursion, 1905 steeragG al lowest rates.
PEIEH NHIGhf& SONS Goh'l Ast)) Broad"W
TINE u. ). AND BRAZIL MAIL SIS. co.
American passenger lnefOr ~, Thomas Barbados Para
Maranhaui Pernambuco. Bahia and RIO de Janero
ridny, July :. \ AZ noon non
MERRlMACk, saturday August kOOeil Hto'es'
. ADVANCt ,aiutdAy Angnst = in a,I +, ~,
PAUL y. GERHARD n Co. General Agents. - Broad'sI
WHITE STAR LINE-MAURY ROUTE. =,
w UNITED STATES AND Royal NAL ntbao = lam
BRITANNIA Capt Perry-.....-s saturday June ~ IN
nc Capt ,Ivf. nus sly' Iny =, ~ " -, "a
oERhANlC. Cant Kennedy IA 7day Juy z.ln .. us
RATEs-saloon. $50. $50 ana 500 Return tickets on
.H my intermediate lAdratio only. s35: tor
nspeeton o. pIans and other niermson apply at the
eompanys Offices No. 81 broadway NeT fSSnrxrIs Agent
Az Philadelphia STUART ToBEY. IOd walnul.s
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"A . gtoamers SARATOGA and CITY or TROY leave Pie!
"a N r. of Christ0phers, daily except SATURDAY -
D. m. Sunday steamer touches at Albany
A HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
ste ALBANY ID. DREW
daily except sundays
Leave Fultonst, Brooklyn (Dy Annexl-----S H u
" VestrY at Pier New-YOrk. :to a ID
=" West 22dst Pier New-York. .....---.....-.S NJ
for ALBANY landing at Nyack and Tarrytown by lerTy
West Point Newbrg Pougbkeepsie. kaineDeck. Catsnn
and Hudson.
CONNECTIONS.
RHINEBECK-With H. and c. w. r, r. for Hartford,
Springfield the East and by ferry with special train on
u aud D. Il. r. for the resorts OF the Catskllls.
CATSKILI-Witb special train on Catskl MI X h
HUDSON-Wiih Il and A. II r. for Chatham, Ptttsheld
North Adams End eDanOn Springs - . ..x1a.
NLBANY-WiIh ID an II. C. Co.'s r. r. for SARATOGA:
Lake eoree Montreal and North and with n. Y and
II r. r. T. for Utica Buffalo Niagara Falls Clayton Alex
andria Bav nd the West
DVERTISE ENTS FOR THE NEW
N YORK TRI UNE will BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, d. o lZ3i broadway, co. ner Thirty
frst.st. until p M. 1853 Broa way between Twenty
second and TweItythri sts un.il m. 3 West Twen
FOurecntht, $50 THIRD ave. corner Fcryseventh:st No.
1,n 1hTd.ave. Sixt ethst. and to HARLEM OF
FL r. 257 T. Cnehundreda nd twenty fth.st., 2,3o0
Thrdave corner One-huncrei ardwenty nfthst up TO
D. ut regular Office rates
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF EW-JERSEY
~ Trains leave from chambers Depot for Engie wood
Closter Pierment and Nyack $50, 10 IN 800 400
$50 C:iO $50 p mp l2mIdnight Sundays Z, m and
7:lj pm m - ,.o.u -
SundaysJ m
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THE PEoPL's BANK
ON THR CITY OF NEw.YoRK.

n,
/ BONDs Of the BRUSH T. ECrRiC lLLUM AT.
ING 60 NEW YORK CRY. will be p 81 on presentation
AZ ;ber Office 2OS lkabrh.st AMI after July l. 1850
~ ~ ROBERT ". AbORN, treasurer
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gs. EsDEeTON e. CO.,
New.Yors June lG 1885. o. ana % oroelN
PHILADELPHIA, JUNE 30, isSo'
TO TIE GENERAL MORTGAGE BONpiiohph"'
or TIE SHENANDOAH VALLEY X. n. co

The undersigned comtte. appointed at recent meeting
y, General Mortr.g. gondholders Of Shenandoah Valley
Railroad Company prepare In connection with 'imn"
c,,,e. o, tho first Mortgage Bondhoders scheme for
the reorganization Of the company find essential Tor yo'
proocon that your be specially represented IN 'po
s,ts now pending In virginia which have been nsttue -
vo,r rostss The Fidelity Insurance Trust and safe Deposit
Comn,py OF philadelphia ana which suits ~ our judgment
must foreclosure OF tho noitsas''' PROMISES ~
one OF the oihe OF the two m ortgages.
Your Committed therefore earnestly reco'nn'hn mat you
dcnosr your bonds at With the Fidelity Insurance Trust
AND safe Deposit Company Of fhladep' VIII "h"h III
ueooss ny arrangements have been uiade
Thu, conpanv Will issue receipts for bonds ~ received IN
src NAV be drsrod hold said bonds subject to
ysur order
To meet the expenses incurred in behalf yon WI please
a, Tho same time deposit with said Trust Company Two
dollars per bond subject to the order Of this committee
Your Committee will relax effort to secure settlement
favorable to your interests and now working with ua
view should they succeed In securing such settlement az
they deem TO your ia accept the same wal lie SUD
md for your approval before committed thereto
The case vii before the Master IN Tho 2oh OF JuN
next and prornpt action is Absolutely necessary.
Further inform alton may De 10y applying to the
undersigned Committee
WINTHROP SMITH.
No 32i Oh sstnut.st.. Phi aiephia. Penn.
W. MAURY JR.
n.clmond Va.
FRANK r CLARK
No 90 ~. Pau-st, Pamore Nd
W @. MCDOWELL,
No. 1913 wslnuts;, Philadelphia. Penn
New Orleans, Baton Rouge & VCksburg lists
CHICAGO. PORTAGE & SUPERIOR FIRsrs. y. Y,
CHICAGO ST. LOUIS NICKEL PLATED EQUIP
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
VIA THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLDEST ROUTE

20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND 10 ON SUN.
DAY. STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA, 2 IN
NEM.lORk
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NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL-

Stations ~. st. and DesbrOsses-st
Nhw ,"N Phia and Re ding r. H. LOOT t L iss
For south Amboy Philadelphia md Re ding Railroad
l. as 7A5 a. II noon. | U. 4, D. OAo, i'oOp m'
Sund va {. s:45 . m. - noon, p. m. -.
Via PENNSYLVANIA RalIoid 4l5, 40 m IL nooh f;io
> G:yr . m Sundays. i;lj. y -. IN, . p M
For MltSw1n via Philadelphia and Reading Railroad 4
5i5 Z: D. q II neon. 100, 4, 4;3O, D. o3o f5O
D. m sundays s:i5 m. II noon D. III . IA
Via Pennsylvania Rai old 40 40 A. IT, IL noon a'io
3 - T. IN sundays. ais. q a. IN. p IN ~.
For X ID Bank Long Branch, ocean Grove A.bnry PafR
Oc.,n Re CHI Spring Lake Girt, Point Pleasant etc.
via Philadelphia aud Reading Railroad 4. 74S = ! NJ,
noon. o. B. j:ij 1880 p IN. sundays mot
stopping ocean Grove or AsoLry Park T. $40 H. IL
noon m. 800 -,o :, .oor
3In 3 stop ~ Red Bank 4:lO, D, $50 p IN
SUNDAYS mot stopping Grove or Asbury PARK.
Al5 . a H.. . IN. - -. .. =. .. ,.,.r ...,.,..,..,
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GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY

A Y Y
" Between Sew Y0r, aud lavre
CompanYs Pier tncNJ a. NOrth RIVER fOotOf dOrtDns
e,tnostav . %.
DI INDE RODRIGO -. a.ei Ncdnc4iay. july !, a M
NOKMANDl T.. FRAN eul ...... "Wednesday. july p.
81 INi ltlN ..fr Iuts In. Wcdn ,4dl Jul 10 III
cabin NY 'llufc lt0drguDf in' - simon. $50.
Checks payable at sight suit tho Banquo
! ran =atautluc Of Pans
LOJ - DE BEBIAS. Agent 40. @ bowling Green
BKASD II OFFICE. LAO BROADWAY.
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Gteamtoats ano RAILROADS.

A TROY BOATS-CITIZENS' LINE
"A stoamers SARATOGA and CITY or TROY leave Per
"a r. foot OF Chrisopherst daily except Saturday at8
B. m. Sunday steamer touches at Albany
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Dlpioeno Notifies.
4 TLANTIC and PACIFIC R, R. CO.

Commons due July l. 1856. from the hrst mortghge
Nv esiern Division bonds OF that company VIII DC paid on
AM Sirr i1 srArEs TRUST co. 40 waLst New York
oNiiND g. s. TUCKERUAN Treas.
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RUFUS BLUUOEI !. SuYtIIHItH'OHI
C. q HANCOCK. r. WOOD ,
a. L * r. A y. & II. II. r. q 4 a y ~. "

- 4 * l. y u. OK ~ ~ -.
.,ORWICH LINE FOR BOSTON, WORCES-
~ TER. PORTLAND. NEWL9NDoN, NORWICH:
WHITE MOUNTAINS and all points East From Pier
40 North River foot Of wattss next p.er above Dss
Tnc.d,ys thursday and saturdays CITY or BOSTON"
Moufys ncsdsys FRIDAYS Tickets and Stlterooms
nv he securd "a Astor 26 391 and g57 Broad
way. Windsor Cosmopolitan and lars hoteLs oSs futon-st
>'"' INV ~ GEO. W. RpADY. Agent
DOPTLAR SHORE LlNE.-FOR BOSTON
the East All rail from Grand Central Depot Three
express trains daily tSundays epe TO Boston at
. M (Dlrlor attached and D. with palace sleep
ing cars sundays at p with palace sleeping cars
last leaves Grand Central Depot (parlor
cars attached y. ~; arrives at Newport l2,P n -.
ePECIAL.-STEANE FRANCES.
II orlci accOnmG ate travellers 70 Orient, Greenport
shelter island uthold aud sag Harbo steamer Frances
will leave rrw-Iok Thurs aY July >, and Friday July 8.
RETURNING from sag laTbor Friday July s. about a She
WILL omit her trip from New.l ork saturday July 4.
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY CO.,
L lgj BROADWAY NEW.YoRK June 3, 1855. -
quarterly dividend Of ONE AND THREE-CUARTERS
per cent the ePita stock Of this 9mpany has this dag
been Il, cRrCd. payable ON v ednesiay July !, 1880
The Transfer books will be closed saturday June 20 ~
3 O'Clock y. reopcned Thursday, July p at 10
O'Clock. A III. CALEf, Treasurer
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New 31nbllcailons.

INDEX FOR 1884
OF
THE NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE
ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED.
THE TRIBUNE,
NETWORK.
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w one Of tho half best Academic and C'assica
schools IN New land The payment OF $50 ~ ava c-
tuon with bOar Tor Tall term beginning
August Send for catalogue
REV. q II STEELE Principal, WilbTaham, Mass
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For Both Sexes-Country.

CLAVERACK IN. " COLLEGE AND HUD-
" son RIVER INSTiTUTE.-A school OF established
reputation for both giving thorou2 instrucon ana
A. IT, ELACK Preside II.
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FOR BERMUDA. ...,. .,,..os,
Tho elegant new steamers Of the quebec steamship Com.
rany TRINIDAD and ORR go. Will be- dispatched EVERY
iUilE~pAN IRON Ncw.l OH ana Berpul3 'OrluOCJ
non, New.i Ork Aprl lA,uI rates so 80.
I,fuassagc information, &c, apply To
A L.. uII EItfUibL & CO. Agents 81 BfuaiWaY
80 WgI.l.D TRAVEL COMPANY gO1 Broadway
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CWARTHMORE COLLEGE.

80 Minutes From Broad Street Station, Phlade phia
Under lends bat all Others adInlttei. Fun
COLLEGE COURSE for both sENLc-ClAssics scien-
ti1c aud Literary Alsoa PREPARATORY SCHOOL Health.
location grounds. new and OF ensve buildings and
apparaluS catalogue nd iull particulars address
EDWARD Il. AAGILL, A. NJ, President.
l...rf l..u..r La
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6teamtoats and RAILROADS.

ALBANY BOATS-"PeOple's Line. n-DREW
N and DEAN RICHMOND leave Pier A. North River
foot Of Caualst every week day at o. connecting wi
parturc
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HAMBURG AMERICAN IS. cos LINE tor

lPLlMOUlHt LohdOnlI hef buutg Failsl anu hamburg.
A.. .tff.. .Iu ia ii. IA Juy 500 a.
Nofrya . q 100 &c j ulF ~, %
First CABIN Aft iloon 800. Forward saloon so these
cabins entirely separated Fnst CABIN saturdays steamer
$50 and s7' Stecragc $50 Round trip atTeduccd prices
Send Tourist Gazette
III SiI\tDT,e 90 {. Il. RICHARD & co,
Gen A,ts 81 Biopst " Y. Gen. Pas Agts. OIBway ny.
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For Young Ladies-CountrY.

LADIES' SCHOOL.
The thirty ski wear OF THIS school -. -.
fCuFSTNUT STREET SEMINARY. PHILADELPHIA
The third atJAY COOKIES PNLAT1AL COUNTRY SEAT
~ Commences SEPTEMBER %
Principals; $500.
MApyT nONNFY HAERIETTE A. DfLLAYE.
FRANCES r. BENNETT sYLNIAJ EASTMAN
Address Ogontz Post oGic,. Mont oaery Co., Peun.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1885-04-15
Tarno, Garden. Home.


Long before potatoes are to be planted
the seed potatoes should be got out OF the
dark pits or bins in which they are necessa-
rilly stored during severe weather. Fix
pusure 10 light for sons time before plant
Ing Is very important II the planting Is
to he early the seed should be cut at once
and spread thinly in light, warm room,
to allow the cut surface To harden Tho
seed will then be much less liable 10 rot II
a cold, wet times after planting. The
damppess in the soil will ind Its assaults
on the seed checked by the dry, cailoused
surface over the cut II the potatoes are
not TO be planted until late, cutting the
seed should be delayed until few days be-
fore planting. II is 8 difficult mater to
keep large quantity OF cut potato seed
lust riA BIT for long time. II put in heaps,
barrels or bags some OF It will heat and
spoil. II hept very long exposed to light
and air the moisture will all dry out OF the
cut pieces and they will appear like chips.
In moist soil most Of these will grow,
but, should q dry time come just after
planting, there will be sume failures. But
whether to be planted early or late, seed
potatoes should from this time on, be ex-
DO. ed to light and all. The vigorous
green shoots which will be just ready to
push out when the seed Is put In the
ground will be so much gain, instead of
detrlment, as are the pale, thin sprouts
which push from potato seed In dark,
warm places, the latter robbing the potato
OF the substance on which the young
plant must nrst depend before they can put
forth roots for their own support
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1885-04-15

Would 1t not be wise to substitutes more
eggs for meat in our daily diet? About
one-third OF the weight Of an eggs lie nu-
triment. There are no bones anil tough
places that have to be laid aside. A good
egg is made up OF ten parts shell, sixty
parts white, and thirty parts yelk. The
white OF al egg contains Sc per cent. wa
ter, the yelk 50 per cents. The average
weight Of an egg is about two ounces.
Practically an egg Is animal food, and yet
there Is none of the disagreeable work OF
the butcher necessary to obtain 1t. Eggs
are best when cooked four minutes. This
takes away the animal taste that Is 81 Of
fensive TO some, but does not so harden the
gest. An egg II cooked very hard Is diff
cult to digest except by those with stout
stomachs; such eggs should be eaten with
bread and masticated very finely. An ex-
cellent sandwich can be made with eggs
and brown bread. An egg spread on toast
is food fit for king, II kings deserve any
better food than other people, which Is
doubtful. Fried eggs are less wholesome
tn, boiled ones. An egg dropped Into
hot water is not only clean an handsome
but delicious morsel. Most people spoil
the taste Of their eggs by adding pepper
and salt. A little sweet butter is the best
dressing. Eggs contain much phosphorus
which is supposed to be useful to those
who use their brains much.