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LITERARY NOTES

General Gordon's Diaries VIII De pu'"'D'1 "
country by Houghton, Miffin Il Co.
John Browns correspondence was iarge-So WI
,,onos that hundreds of letters have had 70 DC OK
.luded nv his biographer for lack of ROOM
There is great dulness in the Boston publishing
trade.
Miss BoutHower, lady whose father was A'.'a-1
gentleman of Exeterywas the original OF inc i"''S
queen in Coleridge's Songs of the flH'eS' 'Do
RED a surgeon and her son, Edward DaVy' wa. am"
the first English inventors OF praecai e'e'''''
raphy. :.
Mrs. Mary j. Holmes. the writer OF hOVei' "
ouoted as saving that she admIes hoWens pu' M ,
James not so much as she considers INN '"ieN'''
writer, but too Engshy."
Mr. NJ. Phillips, in " The Home Journal deienuS W.
p Willis AGAINST the attacks of the Boston reviewers
He declares that he never knew being less selsh 'na
Wilis that the latter studied his own interest last
at all and that he regarded the rights OF others even
the most humble strictly aud it might almost pe sau
regiously
Houghton. Mifiin & Co. will soon publish the River
side Parallel Bible containing the old and new versions
of the Old and New Testaments, printed III pafaiiei
columns
The reading OF the Book of Psalms maze ny 'ne
American reyisers of the Old Testament Will soon NC
brought out by Fords, Howard 4 Hubert.
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BOOKS OF THE WEEK..

AZ THE RED GLOVE. A Novel. Illustrated by c. g.
Reinhart limo, PIP. 246 (Harler q Dio'J
ALASKA Its Southern Coast and the sitkan
RT r Ruhamak scIdmore. 12mO, PIP. 1873. CBoston
d. LothrOp d Coz NJ,
COMPANION TO THE REVISED OLD TEsIAhESr by Wal ta,
bot w. Chambers. 12mo, PIP. 2O9 puhA Z" rag
nalsl o,.o.,or ,
THE WOODS OF THE UNITED STATES Jesup COLLECTION on
BY c. s. Sargent svo, PIP 2o3 ". ApPie'o , " W.
TRoumEp WATERS BY Beverley Ellison warner !,
I2mo, PIP. 327. philadelphia: D. b. Aippinoo'' "
Coz
BY r4P GS sTcs H'm'rt0n l2~0 Pp
JoxnoS OF TO-DAY. An Illustrated Handbook for the
season BY Charles Eyre Pasooe limo, PIP 900
Boston: Roberts BIosJ o
THE FALL OF TIE GREAT REPUBLIC. lolno, PIP --o'
Paper Boston: Roberts BrosJ
LOUISA Novel BY Katharine :, Macquoio' WI -
l6mo, PIP. 21s. Harper BrosJ
CANOE HANDLING BY c. b. Vaux. 12mo, PIP. loe'
Forest and Stream Publishing Company
DIANA OF THE CRosswAYs. By George Meredith Ciar-
per's Franklin Square LitraryJ
Materials FOR GERMAN PROSE COMPOSITION. BY q. A.
Buchheim Phil. Doc, +. c. p. 16mo, PIP 2o2. IT,
z. Putnams SOns)
ABOARD AND ABROAD By w. p Breed, d. d. lomo,
DID, 162. Funk Wagnalls)
THE IsGoLDsBY LEGENDS. BY Thomas Ingoldsby 12mo,
DID. $50. Uhomas Y Croweu IL Coz
HISTORY OF CHRISTIAN CHqEcH By Philip r smith,
b. A. Part III. 12mO, PIP. 699. (Harper * Bros)
Jr,IIAS RANBIFs BY James Jackson Jarvis. 12mo,
PIP. 446 Paper. &c. T. Putnams sons)
THE GREAT FUR LAND. BY II. NJ. Robinson LIMO PIP
34s. (G. Putnams Sons)
STUDIES OF PARIS. BY Edmondo de Amicis. limo,
PIP. 276 Paper. tG. p. Putnams scns)
CELESTIAL EMPIRES. BY the Rev. f. f. Burr, d. d..
I2mo, pp. 3O2 american Tract Society,"
Poems OF THE OLD DAYS AND THE NEW. By Jean In
gelow. 16mo, PIP. 229. Boston: Roberts Bros)
TIE SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON. Edited for the Use of
Schools BY ]. II. Stickney. 12mo, PIP. 364 Dos
ton CHM, Heath Il Co..
LECTURES on THE LORDS PRAYER. By William X VIII
Jams. 12mO, PIP. GAL Robert Carter BrOs)
THE RUSSIAN REVOLT. Its Causes Condition and Pros
poets. By Edmund Noble. l6mo, pp 269 tBOston;
Houghton, Miffin Co..
WATER-wAsTE PREVENTION By Henry c. Meyer. syo
PIP TO- The Sanitary Engineer)
TALES PROM MANY SOURCES. Vol 8. 12mo, Pr. 267
(Dodd, Mead IL Coz
The DYNAMITE CARTRIDGE. By Mrs. Frances Grant
Teetzel. 12mo, PIP l0l. Boston: Cleaves, Mac
donald & CO..
KAMEHAMEHA, THE CoNQUERING KING. By c. NJ Newell
12mO pp 399. &C. L. Putnams Sons.)
POLITICAL EVOLUTION; OR, FROM POVERTY TO COMPE-
TENCR BY G. A. Washburn. l2mO, PIP. 3O1. Phila-
delphia j. B. Eppncott 81 co.,
THE HIGHWAYS CHINA. By Isabel Williamson. 16mo,
Or. 293. (American Tract Society,"
OLD TINES Picture Of Social Life at the End OF the
Eighteenth Century BY John Ashton. With SO
Illustrations $40, PIP 351. New-York: scnbner
& Welford)
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RAILROAD.
On and after April 9th, 1885.
nREAT TRTfNK TTNE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave Newly or Desbrosses and Courandt sreeS
Ferries. as follows:
Harrisburg Ptsburg and the West. with Pullman Palace
Cars attached a. IN. and p. daily. Now. YORK
and cago Limited OF Paror Dining smoking and Sleep
ing Cars at 10 o.. every day
WlamspOrt 10 Haven M. p. m; Cory and Enc AZ
Sp connecting at Cory for Ttusyille Petroleum Centre
AM the OIL RegOns
Baltim re- Washington the South Limited Washington
Express" of Pullman Parlor Cars daily except sunday
IL n. m. arrive Washington 800 Regular at $50,
and $50 m. /, S4O and p M. and IL night sunday
elisa. m anu IL night
loo D.
For Cape May. except Sunday, 1l:l0 Jam.
Branch Head Junction and intermediate stations
Railway and AmbOy, 100 a. 1900 noon $50 500
D. III. sunday. 800 and 500 do not stop az
Aslury Pnrk)
D IN. every day. 80
city anordng speedy and direct transfer for
Brooklyn travel - .-
D. NJ daily aud iiiS5 no. daily except Monday. From
Washing and baltimore $40, 500 l2O. $40 500,
$3.50 600 and lO,05 m. Sunday. 500 500 zoos
pm. From Baltimore g p m Fron Phlade'PhiS $50.
go. 800. 500. $50 e31 1910, 1l;Sl m. lao 400.
$40. 1860. $50, 620 G55, 100 500 $780, 935 1903 m,
night sunday $3.50. $40. 100, 500, 1885
6s20, 655, $780, $685.. lO;O5 y. IN.
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NEW-JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION,
FOOT OLE LIRERTY. NnRTu RINER

PHILADELPHIA AND READING R. R.
FOOT OF BERT rEsEh N5R 9TTHYi RVGk
TINE M, TA I EFFEGI MAY 24ths 1888
F?E naAREg4 s9q TFsSFHN o 5@ sS
pSS ~ d11S ar M @ O ann mi
Chestnut HI at Colnmbiaave for Manayunk, Consho-
DRAWTNG:fooM CARS on all Day Trains and sLEEPING
Returning leave PHIL1 DELPHIA Ninth and Green SITS.
1890 $50 931 liOO m l;l5 $40. $40 "a 1900 m
5:lo 500 300 1890 M loo, $3.50, $40 900 p.
For LOCK. HAVEN. PEALE and PHILIrsBURG, Penn,
For WiLLfAIsPoaT.- sUNRURY LEwIsBURG and
MAnAN9Y CITY at az ~ n ';d5 4:o o m ,oo
For S * Ia" at O. sq9d s gf at m m loo 1870 400
For For Il 81 0 and SiS i rs S n Zoo s45
1000 l;3 !, 40, 545 p. m sugiays at $3.50 D. N.
For THMAQUA al 700 75 Sac a. n 1000 $780, s45 AGO.
For BETfILEHEM ALLEN rows and MAUcH CHUNK
at go, 7iOc s4j, ~ Loo l5o, 3:i5 54j Sunday
For EAsfoN at4oo 700. s:45 M, 100 1870 s45 400
For mon BRlDGEBKANCH, at 400, $40 a. m. 400.
For FEEWrNGToN 700 s:,5 R. M. 400 1880 400, 43O
- go, 53io ? N; sundays l;3Q m Oh. ,o.o 49,,
NJ I.Ol 1870 ESQ 3tj 400 80 j:o0. 800 5:ij 600
$50 700, $50, 800 1000 sundays 4Ol. 500 a. m,
For rrAINF1ELo 800 600, 100 s:i5, $50 1881 Ills
5:45 900. $50 100. $50 500 a3O 1890. 1900 D. m.
SuaGays 4 -. 500. $40 m. 1900 IN, l;30 400, 900,
For IoNG D!iH$Sii,. ocEAY GLOVE, sc. en- rail, at
ocean Grove 400. ): - IN
For FREEHOLD At S.l5. II 90 IN, 400. 5nOp
For LAKEWuOD IONS aIVEKiand EARN EGAT at 1880,
For a ATLANTIC t'ifS. VINELAND AMI BRGDGEroN at
$50 a. m, 1880 p.
NrW-jEuSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No 3 North River. via Sandy Hook.
For HIGHLANDS, SEABRIGH 4 aud LONG BRANCH,
1870. 1u:l5 D.. 345. 1. 80 sundays $50 a. m.
For ELBiRON. ASBURY PARK, OCEAN GROVE,
OCEAN BACH PjINr PLEASANT. &c lO.l5 NJ;
3:t1, 4ii5 p IN. (sunGays excepted ASBURI PARK and
For ATLANTIC HIGHLANDs, 43) 1915 a. m; 3:l5: las
D
For LAKEWOOD, TOMS RIVER, BARNEGAT. $50 a. M;
.;iI p.
Tickets be procured foot Lberyst- Pier No. g
North RIVER -. M ~, POI. 2S5 81, A. and 1923
BroadwaY $50. 737 and 749 othave; Hymgtonst; 10,
T. lG aud l4i Greenwchst; ltS POS Las l2jth-st.,
ll3 go Bowery. aud principal Hotels In Newlork city.
In ruO6 IN az ) COutt-st lOi broadway; oiS. $50
Fu INST ole $40 Mauhattan-aye. 1872 - Allan ave
Hobo 2II " ashugtDus y. y. Trans or company
will call baggage from hotels residence
nat
j. +. MOOTrEN, q. q. HANCOCK,
General Manager Gen. Pass and Ticket Agt
n. p. BALDWIN q. f. p Agt. ll2 Liberty. st y. y
FOR ORIENT. GREENPORT, SHELTER
L ISLAND soUTHoLD AID SAG . HARB9R-ih he
IL T.. H.. New York. loot Of Pine.st on TUESDAYS.
THURSDAYS AMI SATURDAYS az D. m. Returning.
leave above landings for New-York MONDAYS. WEDNEs'
RAcKETi 4 BRO. Agents. so south.st, n. Y.
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TnREE FAST TRAINS DAILY
VIA PICTURESQUE
WEST SHORE RAILWAY
TO CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS.

These train made up Of handsome Pullman Coaches
and elegant Pullman Pafor and Sleeping Cars which
Tor comfort and Gle .ance uuequaleI.
THE Gil CAGO AND 81. LOUIS LIMITED,
As FAST A. THE FASTEST EVENING TRAI y. WILL
ON AND AFT II SUNDAY. EARN INST, LEAVE
CORTLAND AND DESBROSsES STREET STATIONS
ar $50 p. ". AND THE UPTOWN STATION OF THE
WEST SHORE ROUTE, At THE FOOT OF WEST 42O.
ST. AT 600 T. NJ, AND ARRIVE ~ CHICAGO AT 300
p. " TIE FOLLOWGNG EVENING AND ST LOUIS
AT 700 A. II. THE SECOND MORNING.
other trains will heretofore regular timcabcl
untilJune I'D when the Summer Timetable. with
crea ed and improved for Catsk
Saratoga George. Adrondacgs sharon and RichHed
sprnga Niagara Resorts New.York state and
Canada will be announced.
tVRATES ALWAYS As Low As THE LOWEST
For timetables sleeping accommodations and information
call on address
MR.. =. o. SKINNER, General Eastern Agent
40 1903 Broadway West Shore or
Il. & ORR.
HENRY MONETT,
No $50 broadway General Passenger Agent,
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STEAMBOATS, oRaiIroa0s.
WEST SHORE ROUTE.

WEST SHORE ROUTE.
w VIA WEST SHORE OF HUDSON RIVER.
All trains toftaudt and Desbosses stations AZ
70 uw' aims cave West i2dst aaoon ten minute. later
Chicago 10 Q m ~ p n. Pullman slecpeTs through
81. Louis. $3.50. . p. IN. Pullman sleeDers
Detroit 10 m, .5;a". = .. IN. Pullman sleepers.
tusponsiOn Bridge Falls. BunaO Rochester, 40
m, .: 20. : y. sleeping and paror through
Syracuse, 7;lO. 10 a m, $500, q p
Utica 7:l0. 30. llup q. m. '5i5n. ~ -. m.
Newburg Kingston Catskih. Albany -7lO 10 llOJ
A. M 500. 1850. .Sp m.
For Montreal and Canada East 7;lO a. IN; $50 p.
Hamilton. London, 10 m, 800 = D. IN Toronto 800
~ N.
sDaiIy other trains daily except Sunday.
For tickets imo tables parlor sleeping car accooda
lions Information Apply at Offices: Jersey city Penn r.
station lioonken ~ washlngtonst Brooklyn Conrt.st
Annex oIcc loot Fulton NrwNOr CITY, 81 2O1 ZGl
aGt sol eiG lao l.32J broadway, 737 6tave Jas East
iZoth 81 lnt2 hoWery rem H. stations loot Of COrt
nndt ana DeshroHscs sta and Wert shore StatOn
West 42dst Baggare called for aud checked hotel,
and residences. Orders be left ticket ofices
80 broadway. HENRY mon Ell. cen. Pass. Agent
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
vnTHE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
TIE OLDEST ROUTE.
20 TRAINS Each WAY WEEK DAYS AND ON SUN.
DAY. STA IONS IN PHILADELPHIA, 2IN
NEW.YORK
TO PHILADELPHIA.

Express rims NewYork Desbrosscs and Court
landt streets Ferries az follows;
6.2O 100 800 90 Chicago Limited and 10 wasnnstoa
LIEltedl II, ll0a 800. $40, 4, $40 B. o. and
ep and Y night sundays sl5. 10 Limited). and
10 a. M. L. o. 7, and p. m. and II night. -.
IRA N, eaving daily except sunday at $780, $3.50
and li:lO a m. !, 4, and p connect at rrentea
for Camden
Returning, trains leave Broad street station PhadsRha
NJ (Ilnited EXPRESS 1850 and 45O p M. l, ..
$50 7.lO, 7:lO and 9:l6 ON sunday l20l 30 $780,
5th $40 a IN. l. also Limited $3.50, 7:lO. TAO p N
Leave adelphla via Camden $3.50 g. ~ daily, exceps
Sunday.
Ticket offices; s49 425. and GA Broadway Asor House
and foot of Desbroses Cortandt sts COurtst ana
BraoSyn Annex station Fulton.st., Brooklyn;
PuSchs Hotel Hsboken station, Jersey city EmiSranf
rtckel office 80 \ Battery Place, and Caste Garden. -
The Transfer Company VIII call for and checx
hag TO hotels and residences ~ ,xooo
9CI1ARLES Il. PUGH. y. * MOVD.
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ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW.
IL YORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD.
Arrangements Of trains from hambersst Depot From 2Sd
ST. 10 minutes earlier.
a. m-Day except sundays. Day Express Drawing room
ccaces TO BiDghamton. Elnira aud Buffalo. Sleeping
Coaches to Cleveland Cincinnati and Chicago
chsrge time Pullman Buffet Sleeping Coaches to
Bu1a arriving 1925 Niagara Falls z; 81 Ham.
ton ont TO- M. Detroit 800 p M. salamanca, 600
o1 l1S M cOn"srng trains s arrive
edO 1875 D. m. add indianapolis 1910 a. m.
Train Of Pullman bay and Sleeping b ghsmton
ElmIra Buffalo. Niagara Falls Cincinnati aud Chicago.
Rutherford and Passaic +45 64o 120 1870 $50 1920 ~
midnight Sundays 5:45 $50 1920 Las $3.50 74b m
$50 44O 3 5:1O $50 1870 $50 1880
midnight Sundays 5'45 $50 1910 Las $3.50 7:46 m
Newark and Paterson via Newark 645 800 10 ll:30
800 5:20 $3.50 $40 1880 and IL midnight. Sat
urday nights only. Sundays 9;15 a m $40 $3.50
suhern IS 45 $50 1920 N LAO $3.50 $50 610 $50
1880 and IL midnight Sundays 6:i6 $50 1920 Las
$50 m ~ midnight
warwick 5is lo:lS n 4S Pm Sundays $40 ..
RoadOut and Kingston and Montgomery m; sSop. N.
Goshen 9:i5 545 7:5O 1920 M $3.50 $3.50 4.so $50
~. sunday 5:i6 $3.50 1910 M, M $50 Pm
Sunday 5i5 $3.50 1920 500 $50 p m. The m and
$3.50 connect with New Ontario and Western
Railroad at Mainst The N train stop az Manst only
day $3.50 1920 m, 6 $3.50 8 p IN.
Boats leave 23dst y. y 545 6;l5 am 6:i6 to e4s
fifteen minutes $40 TO lo45 every tbirtY
Tickets for aud apartments In Drawing Room and
Sleeping Coaches be obtained and orders for the checking
Nos 10? or o57 Broadwsy 1877 Wcst-st, r. T., No Z
Court-st. Brooklyn, or at the Company's Depots
Express trains from the West arrive IN &C 7lo
'''' JOHN n ABBofT, Gen1 Passr Agent New.Yosk.
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

~ EN- 1ORN ZEN lhAL AND hUDSON
IN RIVER RAILROAD commencing october s. 1884,
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot.
1900 m Rochester and Monrea Express through draw.
ing-rGom
with dining stopping at Albany Utica syracuse tiOch
ester Buffalo, Magma Falls Erie, Cleveland and Toledo.
arriving at Chicago 1910 m and St Louis 1870 p M next
day.
1880 m Chicago Express draw1ngroOm cars TO Canau-
daiga Rochester Niagara Falls and Buffalo, connects for
OBwego.
lila Western New.York and Northern Express, with
drawing-TOOm cars.
$3.50 p. m, Albany. Troy and Utica Express. through
drawing room cars.
IS St Louis Express with slee pingcars for Niagara
Falls Buffalo Cincinnati, Toledo, Detroit and st Louis.
G;30 Express with sleeping Syracuse aud TO
Pacific Express. with seepng for Rochester.
Buffalo Niagara Falls Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chic ago.
also TO Watertown daily except Saturday ana to Ogdens
burg daily except saturday
ii D. IN Nignt Express with sleepin gears to Albany
Troy Connects with the morning for the West and
for the North except saturday night.
Tickets Grand Central Depot, No, Bowling
Green. 4l3 Broadway arem Depot lZ5thst and 4thave
and at Westcotts Express Onces Park place Broad
100 and 942 BROADWAY and 81 West l2jthst. Now
YORK. 1888 Washington and 730 Fulton SITS, Brooklyn
and 10 Fourthst, Williamsburg.
Accommodations In and sleeping cars can DC
procured New-YOrk City, and at
1888 Washing tOn.st., Brooklyn.
baggage called for and checked from residence.
these trains run daily All Others day except sunday
J. NJ TOUCEI. ID. NJ. KENDRICK.
General superintendent General Passenger Agent.
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V'HE NEW LINE
i -. NJ BErWEEN, -A.-.or, .o.,r.

~ a. "A,
COMFORT AND THE SOUTH.
HOURS FASTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE
The NcwYOrk Philadelphia Il Norfolk Railroad Company
Fast Day and Night Express between Newlorf
Cape Chares. Trans Sewl vani3
Railroad 0:21 N week days ane daily, arriving %
Point Comfort OILS weekdays and 500 N. daily Nor
tok p IN. and Sl5 M seeIng cars through from Now
YORK Charles and ParlOr Car Philadelphia with
sut charge Tickets paror seats and sleeping berhs
Be any Ticket Cce OF tine Pennsylvana Railroad
Company X. b. COOKh Genl Pass and Frei kht gent
IL. W.. DUNNE Superintendent
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Nem Publications.
FUNK g. WAGNALLS'
QO-l2 DEY.sT.. NEw-YoRK)
NEW PUBLICATIONS
"A COMPANION"
Nem Publications.

TO THE REVISED OLD TESTAMENT,
showing the leading changes and the for making
them.
BY TALBOT W. CHAMBERS. D. D.,
Member Of the Old Testament Revision Committee.
l2luo, CLOTH 81 co.
ain one this book important than the Old
Testament volume itself in consequence conveying
glance the changes which have been made in the which
the point public chiefly interested in Just
and also succncty the explanation Of
reaching the conclusions to the rendering
OF various passages On this the publication Of
companion volume carefully guarded as
Old Testament itself at the Cambridge oxford
University Presses."-[Chicago Tribune.
LETTERS FROM HE'LL.
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With introduction by George acDonald LIZ D. l2mo cloth
81.
81 This book rapidly through twelve editions in ope
year Germany recently The hell OF this volume is
terrible enough drive any unforgven and
to the Son OF Man. Zion sHerad. Boston
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THE BUNTLING BALLP
Editors OF Life" say: Mr. Sunset Cox accused us
OF perpetrstng Grace Roman play entitled The Blunt
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hight.
.'If we wrote have not yet discovered the fact
Perhaps could throw the light Congressional
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z opartnerbip Notices.
Dnsiucss Cbnuccs.

GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR BUSlNESS.-A
~ nrm manufacturing staple article OF long established
reputation, having large trade m the cfior want man
OF good Character and business quahc with 5OOO 10
$4,000 capital as resident In city Address
RESiDENI AGENT, Tribune office
WANTED.-The Agency for Chicago or the
West OF some good selling articles where some capital
and services can be employed 10 establish permanent b
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D0PULAR SHORE LINE.-FOR BOSTON
and tie East All rail from Grand Central Depot Three
express daily Sundays excepted 20 Boston at
paror attachedj and 10 m. twta pa sleeping
cars Sundays at 10 p m. with palace s.eeping cars
u. w. POPPLE. Agent.
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HARPER'S HANDY SERIES.
lCmO. Paper Covers
FIRST FOUR ISSUES:
!. THAT TERRIBLE MAN. by w. f. Norris %
@ SOCIETY IN LONDON. by Foreign Resident e poo. %
3. MIGNON OF, Bottles Baby by j. S. Winter Illus
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NORWICH LINE.
FAVORITE INSIDE ROUTE.
To BOSTON So,
WORCESTER So 90,
NASHUA a. az


Portland 50 and transfers.
steamers City Of Worcester" and Cy Of Boston leave
Pier 40 r. foot OF Wattsst next pier above Desbrosses
.. Ferry, daily, except Sunday. at D. m.
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RIVER BRANCF

4 ltIAIlIIfI NJ v =. II DIV tNDII = - ! !
4 Il NETWORK, NEW.HAVEN AND HARTFORD r. r.
Trains leave Harlem River station corner lS2dst and
LnCon-aye, Third Avenue Bridge Harlem
Preached by Third Avenue Elevated Railroad daily, except
Sundays, at $50, 7i5 300. 1000, 1l;55 2iO $50
4:4O 54O, $40 and goo for Port MOTIFS Casanova
oak Point, Hunts Point. Vest Farms Van Nest, West
hester Tppsons Bay chester pelham Bay CITY
island Pelham Manor and New.Rochele connec, ing at
the New York. New Haven and Hartford Rsilroad;
Line and Air Inc Divisions New.Canaan. Mlddleown
New Britain and Sued Branches and Boston oil points
East.
Midnight train for New. Rochelle and intermediate sta.
tons at 1910 a. m. daily. except Mondays.
Sunday trains for New Rochelle ami Gil intermediate
lions at 1900 and $3.50 tue latter train
nj NewRochee with trains to Grand Central Depot and
tamOrd and with train Boston via shore Line
NEW HAVEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM
~ Frs. e. II. NO RTHAM AND CONTINENTAL L. leave
Peck slip, Pier No. % f.. r., at and IL p Sun
days exceptedG cOnnec ing at New-H Haven with special
trains for MERDEN; HARTFORD, sPRINGFIELD
HOLYO KF &C Tickets sold ana baggage checked at 944
Broadway. n y and 4 Court.st Brooklyn Excursion TO
New-Haven and return 81 80.
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TOR ORIENT GREENPORT, SHELTER
ISLAND sQUTHoLD aqd SAG HARBOR-lhe
steamer FRANCES will leave for above landings from Pier
H. r. r. New Nork tool OF Pine.st. on TUESDAYS
THURSDAYS AMI SATURDAYS az . p. m. Returning
leave above landings for New.YOrk MONDAYS. WEDNES
DAY : aud FRIDAYS.
Savannah morning news., 1885-07-22

strike ont with her feet, for fear Of hurting
me, YOU know.
"Her colt, Toag called him. was also
very intelligent animal. He would
come to the fence, just inside Of the hela
over there, where be could look right INTO
the window here, aud call me time ana
again when he thought / was SLOW ABOUT
coming out. If | went into the held ng
would gallop toward me So that you would
have thought he would run over me, hut he
would gallop past little piece and come
ana put his mead over my shoulder.
would never have sold hin, but at the ad-
vice OF nay friends, who feared couldn't
control him.
THE most difficult feat ever performed
was about year ago. There's man
lives about two miles from here who had