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The soudan:
woLsELEY LEAVES 1T.

woLSELEY LEAVES IT.
SUAKIM, May l9.-General Lord
VOLS eley and Col. Macreil have sailed
FORE ngland.
EFFECT OF THE EVACUATION.
DONGoLA, May H. he British evac-
uation OF the Soudan commences next
Thursday. Merchants and civilians are
already leaving, fearing TO remain after
the departure OF the troops, The Their
mometer in thi, region averages ia in
the shade. Ell Mahdi's general, Abu
Angua, who was defeated at Kordofan,
atterwar Is, with his surviving soldiers,
joined g rank of the army OF the new
mahdi rs cOnQuerOr.
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IT Your Cough ia & rowing More Trouble
some,


Itycu are losing heshsand strength,
end are beginning TO have night-sweats
or any Of the weii-knowu ana alarming
SYMPTOMS that indicate pulmonary
trouble, write to Drs. Ssarkey IL Pal-n,
1,1O9 GIrard ST., Philadelphia, stating
your case clearly, aud ask their opinion
as TO your condition, and whoather they
have treated similar eases 2ith thCir
new Vltalizing Remedy. IL will cost
You nothing, as they make no charge
same time that they reply 10 your en-.
ouirles, furnish you with such docunl
ents aud reports of cases as will enable
you to determine wheather in your OWE
case cure is possible.
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HorrlbIe rraredv At Paris.

PARIS, May 19.-[Special. last night
about 10 o'clock one Of the foulest and
most dastardly murders was committed
here that has ever been committed In
the county. s. p. Holmes, the bloody
murderer whe lives in the western part
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Erom sense of DUTY.

Some people shrink from making
public tho benefit they have received,
white others arc FREQ To tell d; abroad
Tor The good of fellow mortals, or the
LAYER kind Is MIR. j. II, Coppuck. OF
Mount Holly, y. j., who writes, 81 am
one OF many who give their cheerful
of the merits OF tho efficacy
OF your valuable Browns Iron Blttgrs,
from l. sense of duty. This hitters is
doing much good ia our country, for
which / can vouch."
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New YopE, MAY 2O.--Gen. Grant had
a good night last night. "He slept RICH,
hard" said Jesse Grant, this morning.
at VS. the best nlght's rest ne has bad
in quito long me, and he locks auG
ana ACTS urjgGt this morning."
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uuaoss ILLNESS.

PARIS, May 19.-Victor Hugo is con-
scious and talks calmly ofhis approach
ms death, which he knows to be newt
able.
EyENrNe-The condition of Victor
Hugo is slightly improved. No further
bulletins will be issued until to NOR
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Canada.

OTTAWA, May 19.-Sir John Macdon-
aid stated in the house of commons to-
day that certain irregularities haye
been discovered on the part OF clerk In
the department. of the interior. A strict
IL being made.
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Joseph Scboete, or counsel Tor WIZ
ans, in his cross examination, ELECTED
the facts that Mrs. O'keefe, while MISS
Soalfield, studied music in London and
in Paris, under Heller. She acquired
German and French in Wiesbaden and
Paris respectively.
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OArimG Cui OOLLirGc,
mont SCHOLASTIC nteoats.
Accounts AHainst the 0eneini Uovefn.
ment usinr AUHite0 the Amount
tiabie ~ intage--tffesi
ofsu Az rsrd sWindief.

AusriN, MAJ 10. special Tho soho.
laslio census nj Harrison county shows
u population ~ b,5ji, which Ia loss than
lest year by no. The fchlastic census
Of Cloburno shows l5l, of whom 81 ara
oolored.
AUpIToH'S ACCOUNTS,
The auditing board prep triug frontier
accounts against the general govoru-
mont, Will complete tho work hOfe I'm
Austin In about month. The dinora IA
ittma ~ al then have - bH reduclt tn
the Same ilgurOs IS Was paid iurug Jh0
same years by the Unite St,tOs iu' The
maintenance of troops on tho Texas
border. To arrive ~ thiS will require
some Time, besides probably u0CCsSi-aI,
iuS thu Sondiug olCletks 10 Wdshiugt lu
ana san Antonio 20 examine govern
meut vouchers issued for ihe
years embraced IN the TaNas
claims. No agent has been
appointed yet and tn0 belief rs growing
stronger daily that twill not no ue1"s,
sarY IN have ono as eith0r the Gdiltin
general or the G mpt "Ollgr, u IL be.
lievea, can attend 10 the business. IN
either case 10 soemS that tho state vii,
have % furnish q clerical forc3 lOr per.
ioctlng tho papers unless tue agent, II
one Is Hppon %, Will agree 10 60 ar
cave douO tho noct slry labor of roiuo.
ing the stare accounts e. the same basis
as paid by tho Uni cd States
An ARREST,
Tho grand jury iouud a true bill
against Eiawa D1Villa, Mexican o.
San Antonio, for swipdiing in TINS city,
soma time last year, aud he has been
arrested aud TO day was brought from
san Antonio aud edged "a Jail 10 IL
Of good family.
ASSIGNED.
Richard Gildhar!, a dealer in shoes,
made an assignment To day. The as
sets, 10 Is believed, will cover liabilities.
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Richard Gildhaft, A dealer in shoes,
made an assignment To day. The as
sets, II is believed, will cover liabilities.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-07
NOTES on THE JULY MACHINES.

N. Daudet's paper in The Century on Mis-
.a, Tho provencal poet is thing OF light touch ana
neat Characterization and is moreover very "eii ""
lated.
The hest original work in The Century is that TO DO
,ouud in the pages of Mr. story or all the hou
ern American novels, IL is beyond question the .'rops
est In It's presentation Of the life ana cnaractcr Vi
IT. ia nothing of a romance; even Pcnolopes sen'io'
coov observed By reader, who is not made 10 care
n lot whether the girl be happy or not; out az CAIN
study in realism, surgical demonstration the ''or'
remarkable.
Tho Machining Of Mr. Howellss new story In Harper
"a also e.c.engy creditable Its scene, to be sdre, Is
act in Italy, but its is easily recognized type vi
American Its women already seen to DC the rather
silly and altogether nconsequent and yet amiaoe Great
ures TO whom Mr. Howels f not personal oDser'alion
has accustomed us.
The Mooas,ne Of american History presents number
OF interesting and valuable articles Oh 'he eVn ""
written in several cases by who were themselves
actors in the drama The magazine is IN its entirety an
excellent contribution to the history OF the struggle
,er Ia notable for some admirable practical articles
OF the kind when long years have made this maya
zine peculiarly useful Miss Wechs paper on the Ciy
., Rnaos pleasantly written and delcatcy Illustrated
and Mr. Marion Cr4wfords article ON Inc aiohah'p"
dams in India" though quito without the imaginative
eraces we had looked for is careful and suggestive
month is the little story "Mees. which Charles Dun
ming contributes TO Lippincoh 1t is most pathetcaly
and tersely told Lippneo albeit not given to boast
ing NAV well be proud its fiction, and especially oi s
modest character studies.
The Atlantic is somewhat du-the pcasantest OF IT'S
papers being the least pretenous. This Is the hrs oil
Mr. r. D. Warmers series Of articles on a horseback
ourney In the South. 1t Is graceful, picturesque anu
humorous, with that airy. winning and alert humor
with which Mr. Warner has long witched MS readers
The reviews OF the number are commonplace; among
tha poems is one In which Mr. T. ID. Sherman shows
halter capacities he has before revealed in his u
original and rather ircsome writer VINO can do
40 well as this would discard poetry OF the ron
deau and trioet stamp.
Mr. stocktons " Discourager OF Hesitancy' rcnews
in IN. Century the triumph of the original piece OF ruz
element The Lady. the Tiger Yet one cannot but
regret that the author has not allowed the first story TO
remain unique OF Its kind
The Ucgasns OF Western Hiso'y IL handsomely
prnted and entertaining periodical owning Cleveland as
an 1t does not 90 b9ck many years ior lts
tpics but II Is less attractive Tor that Inc Hon.
A G. Riddle has a good biographical paper on 3. +
Wade in the July number
New-York tribune., 1885-07-07
WEST SHORE RAILWAY.

THE BEST CONSTRUCTED AND FINEST EQUIPPED
DOUBLE TRACK LINE FOR BUSINESS OK
PLEASURE TRAVEL.
THE WEST SHORE ROUTE Is ALONG THE WEST
SHORE OF THE WOlIlpFAMED HUDSON RIVER.
ABOUND FOOTHILLS OF CArsKILL MOUNTAINS.
ON after July 2. 1885. trains will 4ad.st
station ~ follows;
All t,ans leave downtown station foot OF Jays
30 minutes earlier tnan rm foot OF West 42dt
Detroit Chicago. -l0:l0 a. 'G:i0 $40 y. Pull
sleepers through
Suspension Bridge NgaIa Falls, Buffalo Rochester, 720
Utica and syracuse f20. 'iOio. li.o a. M "1:0. $40
land Pokeepsie saugertes and Albany .l2:lO .7:2o
Newburg. Kingston and Caskin. sl2:l0 1920, 9O0
slU.lO, IL 10 a. ~. s. IS. $50 .6 10 "SE 10 D.
Saratoga specials. 300 ll:i5 H. III. 81 o m.
Lake George. y;,0 lllJ m; saturdays only BIO D. m.
KAltsrskilL Hunter Hobart, Grand Hotel station Phae
nioi o. q, ll5 b; Bufe paror cars " Grand
otei ami Hotel katerskil via PhGncia on 300 and
Paionvic, Cairo Mountain House Station. 'l::lo 7;2o.
Oh o. ll:tJ q. $40
For Montreal and Canada East n o 900 m C:i0 D. m
Hamilton London. 'l0;l0a ~. -6:l0. 'o:i0 Toronto
s0; %, $40 pm
| sDaly Other trains daily except sunday.
tcsets time tables, sleeping accOmn0da
tons or inform on apply at onces, Jersey city Penn H.
It. Staton HQbokeu, 10 iuison-sti Brooklyn courtst,
Annex Onico foot Of fulton New.York CITY ~ 207 20
al5. 863 S6 0t6 lao. 1895 Broadway 737 6th-ave, 1d
last 25thst l53 Bowery and West shore stations foot
of West 42dst and foot Of Jyst, Nth River. Baxgage
called for AID checked from hotels aud residences Ordcrs
be LEFT at ticket otnceA- HENRY MONETr.
1s0 Breadwags GepsrA Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1885-07-07
nuJIADELPHIA AND READING R.R
L NEwJEFsEY CENTRAL ,p,IyIIsIoy.

FOOT SF ffsERrYsr SEstfAh NdRPn IeiilvEh
TINE TAMgLE M ITAKINS TAX EEfEcT II JgSE 2lst issa
Fl spsa .5Sss
direct eonSeeion at WAYNE Junction Tor GemontoSp and
Chestnut Hsii at coiSmoiaavs ManayunE. coasIs
DRxWppN1:FSoM c%Rs on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
RsiarHns " sr' issys Sn.s ,
@ S ss $50 aoo % o % 4o s1 3 M 'a T so ard % n
az 5:io $50. 300 1880 a. m i:oo $50 $40 o:oo p IN
For Goek HAVEN fEaGE and PurrsBuRc Penn.
For ar'V V%fftIiHA%aspoRr, A%aspoR suNBURY LEwIsBURa and
rsl M4h4T9sB Glhi TO- t i5 g. & & th Loo hse 80 .o
$50 50 .2o M sandsys s a IS, "a, LA .ca
ES5 4 Zoo ana s frHsfSS r. s:s POO SIS
i.oo, l;sa 345, 545p m sundays a. 5:sop.m
For pHMh9Ua at @ 700 sS S s's5 loO $780, s5 4o
For hggEN ALLEN sSd r9wS so 9 spa MaUcm cHUSk
For EAs at 100 100 s:s5 m. Loo. i:so 81; toa
ror el'G Gnida i;ia BRIDGE BEAScn 1t 4oJ Si5 400.
raI alsS sfStpERnrNGroN p TOO s.s m. lco lso 4oo 4so
rSf s2s siie scS ,S ssS So 1880 s
G:lo. ZOO 7so, SIS 1880 p m sundsys. i;oo 500
For se Il sfS sIgRa 800 7Oe "a. SO sso 1882
IA do dS s s' o S S S s So 'Ss Sso s i5sS So 80 &
o. p:'g m oisa saaays 400 500 sa5 M m 1850 400
rSv Ss1 oNs go? R%HG% ssS lSc BEGAN GROVE &C. m m at
S s @ o no. sTSbAYs Us BAY EXCEPT ocean ss s g
rar acT TREPadIb Ias 5l5. FAB iioo m iso 400 500
p N; * Rrwoop TOMS RIVER ami BARNEGArat 400,
5,aj a M. 1880. 4:3O p. m ,., or.,...
For ATLANTIC CITY. NlNELA>D shi bhlDGEtoN az
400 n. m. 1880 D. IN. - -
NEW-JEKsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION,a
From Pler No. 5, North River. via Sandy HOOK.
For HIGH LANDS SEABRI6Hr I aud LONG BRANCp
4:3O 300 ll;OO LOO. SiS aSo. $50 sundays
For or00i iii.BIEoN. AsBURY PARK, OCEAN GROVE.
OCEAN BEACH. PolNr PLEASANT. &c, 900. li.oj
q. M; l:Bl So. 4S1. 6:So p. IN
For ATLANTIC HIGHLAN De. 4;joi 500 mi S;i5 $50
For LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER, BARNEeAr. sso IN.
Ttets eau be procured at foot Libery.st; Pier No g
North Liver 81. 2o7. 81 POI; 80. ss!. ga and s25
IL ii and llS Greenwich st. l0S 20s East 9th 81;
1891, Bowery. and principal ht Is In New
In Bro kiyn ut No tcurtst; 10! Broadway; $50 so
2U. 379 Ma hattanayc In Hc1o@en 2j4 Wash
iproust a. y Transfer Company viii aud cacck
BAGGAGE from hotels residence To d . nation.
r 81 WOOTrFN, 4. q. N HANCOCK
- General Manager. Gen. Pass md Ticket Ayt.
II p BAL WIN, @. 4. p. Agt., iiv Lfbeftyst n. X.
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than his own. The delivery Of it was 30 forcpe a'
to Justify hope that Professor Huxley is1ai 'n0

than bis ewn. The delivery Of it was 80 forcipe -
70 iustfy hope that Professor Huxley is1aI On 'n0
road to completely restored health. :,
What the Prince of Wales had to say was sAiu
with tao, and good feeling. very audibly In 'ne
marked German accent which is one OF tho pecan-
arties of the heir to the English throne. Ai,er
that there was no further ceremony uHiess .ii0
conversation which broke the gathering on 'no
platform into groups NAV be called ceremony
The Prince said word, as his way is, 10 every
BODY whom he knew ; singing out Mr' boenns W
congratulate him on the success OF his WORK 'ir.
Huxley had already expressed his admira.'oh ~
the power of artistic divinaton which enabled .ho
sculptor to place before us so characteristic IKE
ness of one whom he had net seen. The statue ue-
serves that praise and something more Ihcte 's III
it that sculptural quality without which STATUE
may be good portrait but cannot DO oiA ',
real art. The seated figure with its bent head anu
easy pose has the power which comes OF slmplic'y'
as Darwin himself had. Mr.. Boehm's greatestsuc-
cess is perhaps TO be seen in the stamp OF patieh'
observation and reflection which the face pears;
it is the record IN marble of Darwins inteliectuai
life W. W. ''
New-York tribune., 1885-07-07
Rufus BLoDGETr; superintendent
c. q HANCOCK JR WOOD.
O L. q L. A. i. 4. n. X. r. q. u. A ~ H.
RAILROAD.
On and after June 2, 1888.
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL RoUrl

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains eayo Newyo via Desbrossss and Courtandt street
Re mes. a. follows
HarrsDurg Pittsbury and the Pullman Palace
Cars attached a M, q. and o. m. daily. New.Y0tk
aud Chcago Limited OF Paror Dining. Smoking and Sleep
ing Cars at q every day.
liamsport Lock Haven, M. Cory and Erie nc
p connecdng at CORY for ritusvlls Peroieum Gen.
trr aud the Oh Kegions . -
BALTIMORE and the south Limited Washington
Express OF Pullman Paror Cars daily except sunday 10
arrive Washington 400 p. m regular at 62O and
$50 q. l. 81 40 and and ~ night sunday Oils
$40 AID y. and II night
For Atlantic CIfy sunday with through carr
For cape May. except SUNDAY D. IN -
Long Pganch Bay Head Junction and Intermediate siaops
va Railway ana Amboy. t:i1i 4; "a ana a. NJ ~ noon
3.lO q - ) AID l:3 y. ON SUNDAY,
81 Gam and p m. do net stop at Asbury Park
For old Point and Norfolk. VIA New ork fnsdsphia and
Norfolk l,ailroid. a m. days and
dav: baltimore n nav Line $40 p m. weekdays
Boats BROOKLYN with al through AZ
Jersey CITY. anoriing speedy and direct transfer Tor
Trains Arrive: From Ptsbur-. T. g. 1880 m. 655 and
ps5 D. H. daily From Washington and Baltimore 500.
q m. l;2O B. o, 3; q. 800 and 1905 p. m. Sunday
62O. a. m. $40 9;20. 1905 o. m: From Phila iegha
800 I2O T. a3D. $3.50. 1910 l:3D M. l:2o = 3;2O
$50, $3.50 $40 Gl5. 7:2o $50. 800 935; 1905 ni-
1870 night Sunday g. 80 $40, 1;O5 5oJ ll3o N.
$40, $40. B:55. p-O. 3d. 1905 y. IL
New-York tribune., 1885-07-07

Express NewYork and Court
landt -treet Feiries, as follows;
go 7:2o. =, 9 Chicago Limitei. and 10 Washington
Iinted, IL. ll:lO 800, $40. l. I:f0, s. o. T. 3
and y. M. and ~ night sundays, OILS. % LimitoD
and 10 A. m: 3:4O b. o 2. and p. and IL night
Trains leaving New-Yor daily except Sunday ats and
ilOa m. !. "a. and . m. p. n ON sunday g.
connect at Trenton for camden.
Returning, trans Broad street station PHILADELPHIA
l2l 80 4;55 g. 5i5, 500 1880 $40 $50. IL and
Limited Express l. a snd 400 p m) 4 g. 5.
YSS ilS g" and "ie on sunday sgnasy la9l s,a s:go
Tao p m. Leave Philadelphia via Camden N. daily
Ticket Ouices s4 425 and 9l4 broadway Astor House
ana foot Desbrosses and Courandt Court-s and
brooklyn Annex station, foot OF Fulton.st, Brooklyn
Hnschs Hotel Hoboken station. Jersey city Em grant
Ticket ONCE No. s. battery place. and Castle Garden
The New Ork Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences
CHARLTS r.. PUGH, ]. X. WOOD,
lener General Passengc
New-York tribune., 1885-07-07
NO THOUSAND ISLANDS.

NEW-YORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILROko.
tn ROT GIL PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS MIrHOUx
CHANG Il BETWEEN NEwYoRK AND ST LAWRENCE
RIVE II. train leaving Jay s. NewYork. at s:a5 " m
wes 42d st. 6s5 M Fuionst BrooNiyn. i;t5 Re-
turning steamer ~ Lawrence leaves Alexandra lay
M Dty train leaves Jay-st SJJ West 42d-st go
= ~; BROOKLYN, s.25 . Might tram daily.
MILLS Bu uiLpING.
New.York. j. {. ANDERS IN.
q u Arsuk
New-York tribune., 1885-07-07
DROVIDENCE LINE
WORCESTER.

WORCESTER,
ALL NORTHERN NEWENGLAsD POINTS.
Pleasantest route 70
WHITE MOUNTAINS.
Elegant Steamers
RHODE ISLAND and MASSACHUSETTS leave New York
from Pier % n foot Warren.s, at 0. IL caiy exceps
LONGEST WATER ROUTE full nights rest. White Moun.
tain train parlor landing troyf.
dence $3.50 thrcugl to Fabyans without change
breakfast steamer at q m. Dinner at Ply mouth
arriving at Faby ans early In Afternoon
PKOVIDENCE LINE
fs direct resorts on
NARRA0AN-ErI BAY.
Tickets and be secured In New.York at
AsIor House 257 2s7 307 397 s57, 7s5. 2 951 Broad.
way Windsor Fifth Avenue. Asor House. Grand Ceural
Cosrpopoitau Hotels-32O Bowcry. In Brooklyn 333
Warrington, 73O Fulton sts and at Pier % n. X.
send TO Box 3.Oil for Summer Excursion Book
d. 8. BABCOJK, f. W. POPPLE
President. Passenger
New-York tribune., 1885-07-07
T'HE NEW LINE
= EoRyuLK, OLD roIN7

SEw.YoRK. K.PuILADEIPMIA = NoRyvLK, OLD poIN1
qs. H2uhs ro y FAsrER Si. LaAS Any OTHER ROUTE ,
new runs Fast DAY ana Night Express between Neviete
thd C.ps shArss Trans saye Newi ek. Va
kailroad. u2o W weok days znd daily, arriSins ~
Font Comfort ci2 N. wsesdays And sSo n aaiy. SO
York 20 Cape Charles And rsrlor Car rsm wiiS
out charge Itcketa and seepng bchD
be sscsTs st ekst ccs s the Pennsyivana Ralruaa
CewpaWh nv =. COOK, Genl rass - gselsAs AssnA
New-York tribune., 1885-07-07

ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the = NEW, Hos w
Aran semenis Of trains chambersst Depot From 2sd
wpav except unay iS Vaef bsy EXPRESS
coaches 70 Bnghamton Emra Hornssy caachs
n to ane Cincinnati ana SSsRs Shca
iS.Es. Rag sl g 3 LPas 1s ::s
%'nsa % g '' & % s %
Of FS%sa sssSss Coaches to binshAmioa
n'Ssdra E%a MSs% aa% Ssisi fsl' ppS
midnight 5iS 7ii5 $50 1920 IN Las $50 TAD
Raersoa | s@ a5 100 100 $3.50 1920 y noon M l;t5
l1pSn IL 7%Srays mGnySt o'' 80 ''o 'O,4u LAO gov
ard.y DAY IN $40 70 $3.50 ss n so ,.o
sS Suer1 S so ss 1870 og and a %ianirh $40 7
~ War9iSs igiS i45 - s S'fS a%s ~ slsa%
Newburg and Cornwall 7'oo m SSo 4So m sunaay
'% Roadoat Kingston and Montgomery AM s'sop M
S Goshen ,i.s 90 7SO 1929 m s sso $50 4'so $3.50
%adsiS@ 81 @ I:i ,o I6zS S5S gS sso
M rains connect se VGaa sh s and
d s@, am he c SS,
SIssay Boai Law lave io5 s5%s S.V S, sis 90,
minutes StS to 70 :; N sysry thirty
Tor "a and sn ~ Sr & ana
Nos 4o' or e brossray ~, is7 %s'tst & n Z" No.
Trpress trains West arrive NewYork at 7;lo
'''O Join e ABBOTT cenT Passr Agent New.rOrk
NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL-
&, lPennsyiSania Eaiiro3d foot of cortandt
NEW YORK phla and Reading r. r.. foot Libssrty.st
LEAVE NEW-IORK- Commencing une II, 1851.
For south ArnbOy. Philadelphia and Re ding Railroad
l. 54j 745. m. II noon /: v, L. 0, oio. 1851 D. m.
Sii rsnnslvana Rairod 9o 40 n IL noon. 4.lo
8 .o m snnd,y, ,:l5 a. m, opI,. ?; m p,,ro,, 4
For Mitiw via Philadelphia and Reading kalroad;- .
6io. TO-. II ar II noon lSo aSO' o. o'o' "'o
Via Pennsyy ania Il oid 4l5 l0 IL noon. iilo.
g. fsop m. SUNDAYS. i;l5 a. m. P m .,-u p-s
For Red Bank Long Branch Ocean drove Asoury fars'
via Philadelphia and Reading Railroad. T. 45, - M
~ noon 30 no T. 20 >. jii5. 1880 D. m: eunays hot
stopping ocean Grove or Asbury PARK L. BAD H. IL
VA Penn-ylvania Railroad 4:l5 7lO. m, IL noon.
$40 g. does not stop az Red Bank 4lo. 3; $50 p m
SUNDAYS mot stopping at Ocean Grove or Asouiy raA'
@''' - "'' EuFUs BLoDGETr s1ger2n,endent gnn
O. P2 r. A. p a. r. r. n. O. p. A p r. r
NEW-HAVEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM
Sup Pier No % r r., at p M SUNDAYS exceptedG
and m sundays inc uded) connecting nc New-Hsv
IA special trains or MERIDEN. HARTFORD cPkl No:
FIELD HOLYOkE &c. Tickets sold and baggage checked
a ga Broadway. ~ Y. andt Courtst, Brooklyn EIeur-
sion to New.Haven. 81 80.
DOPTLAR SHORE LINE.-FOR BOSTON
and the East All rail from Grand Central Depot Three
EXPRESS trains daily (Sundays excepted 10 Boston az
m (plror attached and D. M with palace sleep
ing cars sundays IL with palace sleeping cars
New port rxpress leaves Grand Central Depot paror
attached D. M arrives NJ New P2t pnpR aiI m s,,
New-York tribune., 1885-07-07
New rnblifailous.
A RNOLD. BROOKS.

DItVVIf''
THE SONG CELESTIAL. Being Discourse between
Aupa Prince Of nda and The Being under the
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