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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-07-24
a MODEL COLLECTOR.
Tim FaEan's Eccentricitios la the CoIlec-
tion of Desperate Accounts.

Tim FAEan's Eccentricities la the CoIlec-
tion Of Desperate Accounts.
"You talk of deputy sheTiGs being al
ways on the make" said an indignant
member of that august body to a re-
porter, as he closed a bargain with a
creditor. why. we are most Of the
time victims absolute victims of the
cunning and dupicity of people on the
outside There, it was only the other
day that ! was badly bit myself A
fellow uptown owed me an even hum
dred He gave me little palaver once
or twice 90 stavc of the collection and
/ took it all But pretty soon / saw
that he was on the beat and ] went for
him. IL wasn't any good He was a
cute iilc--always ont when / called
never 70 be caught mapping, and he
worried me 30 death, not on account OF
'he money, but / hated 20 be PLAYED 20
slick
well, ] made up my mind I'd make
his life miserable anyhow, aud / got
hold Of one of the fellows that loafs
around here Tim Pagan and a sharp
one he is If ever there was one. Tim.
says !. I've hundred t. collect from
man. Now, ! want you 10 take the
job. Stick to him through thick and
thin Don't let up, and II tell you
what I'll do. II you can collect you
can have half Of the hundred.
Away went Tim. and he stuck to
that fellow, he did He was there
morning. noon and night 10 was no
use sneaking in through backwards On
trying any other old blinds Tim wa.
zap 10 all. Of them. and he made that fell
low SO sick he wished he'd never been
born a last he tacklcsIim and saws
he Look here. You ought TO be-
pretty sick o this ] am. Now. tell
me how much 'll you take TO come onP
Tim thought IL over lie saw there
was battle iu tho fellow still Well
SAYS Tim. give me fifty and I'll let up.
The follow made good and 7 m went
away
'lie didn show up here though. Il
was only tho other day met him
Hullo' says How did YOU
make ont with chat lll2
Och, but hc', tac hard ould Glc.
say. Tim
But did you colect' says T.
Well says Tim quite cool and
busiuess-likc. Il collected nv half o'
the hundred But faith. ! think thcreII
bc The deuce own work collecting
yours. " y HCr0'd
Victor Hugo leaves fortune ssti.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-07-24

II is n question whether the flour
barrel or the spring bonnet has .fho
call jon household discussions, Many
old and Inexperienced observers stake
their money ON the "S b.. while to 20
casual onlookcr the "F. B" would
seem 90 be- Of greater importance. It
was just after the sermon. and they
were vending their way homo iu q
soOthcd and peaceful frame of mind
ooh job. did YOU sec that del gn'iul
now bonnet of Mrs Arbutu-' ] think
/ want something like that
"Likc ihat2 exclaimed Mr. Shuttle
That why. it's the worst phanlJsr iu
rag roses / ever saw
Now job, YOU know better That
bonnet is complete symphony in hare
mouiOus tones, am effect that i- perfect
ly bewitchng. and Ill have one Ike it
If ! have 20 scrapc the -liNers OF tbo u-
side of the flour barrel for tho next loaf
of bread '- Hartford Post
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-07-24
B. & 0. r. r. TIMETABLE.
WESTWARD.

Condensed timetable Of passenger trains
Tor the stations named below.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-07-24

BESIDES the abOve-namcd trains. there is n
way Ira n with q asscngcr car attnchC that
goes both East and West daily except sun ay
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-07-24

The old blind instinct theory Of
bro architecture appears to have quite
broken down The proofs are most
convincing that blind instinct has very
htt.e To- do with the matter Birds as
nearly as possible initiate the nests i'm
which they were reared. and bring to
thH work q ,Or, Of rudimcntarv reason
~ Mr. Charles Dixon says. "Mau has
TO learn the particular art of house
building practiced by his own peculiar
race. bird, have t0 do the samr chi
r0gO JOapHu
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-07-24

Victor Hugo leaves e fortune ssti.
mated 80 S2.JOO.OVO
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-07-24
THE MAiDEN's sulToRs.

sutton so. l.
Swcei maiden with the face So fair
Aad eyes that like the diamonds shine.
Bright maiden with the Qucenly air.
once more ask, wilt thou be mucS
Oh! give COnscut and be my wife,
Some pity kindly show tome:
love thee better than my life
And chccrfully would die for thee.
THE MAIDEN.
oh, 40 not tease me now | pray:
Ialk love TO me some other DAY.
SUirOW no. 2.
The reason why I've called to-day
Is thiS-cr-wcll upon my life
L scarcely know just what To say
And-Cr-wcll will YOU hc my wife?
You ~ never know lifo's cares or ills.
In silks and jewels you shall shine,
III toot our millinery bills
And-Well, In brief, will You be mineY
THE MAIDEN.
This IS so sudden! Butch. lai
thiuk you d better speak to pa
boston Courier.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-07-24

Moses Dow, the founder Of the wa
reriY hqgazipc. is still living. though
old and very feeble He is GENIAL
man. but greatly infatuated with Spirit
ualism Hardly any of the matici
printed in the magazine is paid for and
its profits are said 70 be $50. 200 year.
Boston Budgek
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
ROCKS OF TIE NEE6.

OUTLINE STUDY OF POLITICAL ECONOMY BY george nt M
Steele, LID. 12mo, .pp 195. tNew'fork: Chau'-
auqua Prcss)
eco WORK" Book for Girls. BY Annie FRANCES
Perram. 12mo, Up. 156. Phillips q hun1'
TAISToRs GUIDE Books. Hudson River Route; sea
side Resorts from the st. Lawrence Klvcr 70 IN, ,he
Gulf OF Mexico Saratoga Illustrated. l6mo. iail'
tor Brothers. Merrill & Co..
THEIR WEDDING JOURNEY. By W. d. Howels;; i0mo, emo
I'D. 2s7 Paper. Boston: Houghton Mimin ~ w.
NINETEEN BEAUTIFUL YEARS; OR. SKETCHES OF
GIRLS LIFE. BY Frances +. Willard. nomo, pp.
26s. (Chicago W0man's Temperance fupiisnins
AssOciation.)
MADAME DE PRFsyEI. BY f. Frances Poynter. l6mo'
PIP. 321 Henry Holt Il co.,
THE CONSTITUTIONAL AND POLITICAL HISTORY OF THE
UNITED STATES. BY Dr. H. Won Hoist 1rans'aSa auo
from the German BY John J. Laor. Svo, PIP. 49o'
Chicago: Callaghan Coz
ESTASGLEp. BY E. Fairfax Byrrne. (Iarpers Frank
lin Square Library)
PRIMARY sUyDAY-scHoOL EXERCISES. Compiled py
Mrs. L. NJ. Hoffman 12mo, PIP. 2o2. phiinPs %
Hunt)
Tus SEVEN AGAINST THEBEs OF EsCHYLUs. BY isaac
Flagg. 12mo PIP. 12S. Boston: Ginn q Col
ON TEACHING It's Ends and Means BY Henry Caid er-
wood. 16mo, PIP. 1926 QMacmillan co.,
COLLEGE LATIN COURSE ENGLISH. BY William u
Wilkinson. svo, pp. 1927. New-York: Chautauqua
Press) ~
CHOLERA By Alfred Stle. NJ D. 12mo, PIP. l64
philadelphia: Lea Brothers Coz
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after June :, 1885.
GtEAl ikD = n LII y u
AND UNITED STATES MALI. ROUTE

AND UNITED STATES MALL ROUTE
Trains leave NewYork Dcsbrsses and Courant Street
Ferries a. follows:
HARRISBURG Pittsburg and the West with Pm Imam Palace
attached. . a. 7 and y. daily. New-Yofk
aud Chicago Limited OF Parlor Dining Smoking and sleep
ing Cara at a IN. every day
Wiiamsport Lock Haven. m p M Cory and Erie at
connecting at Cory for Iusvile Petroleum Gen.
the OH Regions
Patmore Washington and the south Limited Washington
Pullman Parlor Cars daily suntay. 10
arrive Washington 800 p, M regular az 8 20 and
$3.50 l. $40 and aud ~ night sunday 6:l5
m. $40 and p. m. and II night .
For Atlantic CITY SUNDAY with through carl
For Cape May except sunday. l p. M ~.
Long Rrancn Bay Head Junction aud intrme ate aton
va Railway and Amboy ii 70 20. ani a. m; y noon noon
Al 8 a m and 5 D m do not stop at Asbury Parkl
For Old Point and Norfolk via New ors. Pade phia aud
Norfolk Railroad. 6:2O a m. week days and m every
day; VIA Baltimore ay Line $40 p week days.
Boats Of BROOKLYN connect with al through trains az
Jersey CITY anorins speedy aud direct transfer tor
Trans Arrive: From Pittsburz T. 1880 M 6;5s and
03j u. m daily From Washington and Baltimore. 6:2v
a. m. i:2O SO, $50. 500 and 1905 y. m. Sunday
6:2O. m. $40, $40 1000 p m; From PhilsieiphiS
$50 j:2O 4 T. 800. $50 1910 l:3n l:2o 3:-0
$40 5SO 500 6j5. 72o; $50. 920 9'3j. 1905 p. m,
and 20 night Sunday 50 6,20 7soj SOj. ll3o
$40 G,20 6:55. 800. 93j. 1905 p m
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
LITERARY NOTES.

,r,.. ,.-.,.,. novel. "A Marsh Island" has gone
nto its fourth edition.
The conclusion of Lord Lytton's poem Glenaverii,
q. .rnourced for immediate publication. Probably
a. neonc will be wildly excited by this intelligence.
Two ladies, Anne Ashley Agge and Mary M. brook.,
Aavs made dainty volume of " Marblehead Sketches "
-h,ch Houobtou g. Miaiin have printed with much
refinement Of workmanship The pictures in techni-
AL .cnse are sufficiently good to be attractive to the
practised eve while their poetic atmosphere anu
race of Imagination commend them to tastes less
seyere All the sketches deal less with the sen
and each Is accompaned.by verse or coup'et cnose"
with an exquisite sense Of the appropriate
"Tbe Academy wishes that Mr.. James would be q
little more severe in his revision. What iof III
stancep II saws. are we to understand that an I'M
spinatiou does when it begins to creptate AGAIN.
we could have spared than one supersuo'ie aS'
usit;on where the analysis comes disagreeaoy near
20 being mere fnhckmg.' and nothing more
"The Atheuaeum, says that Mr.. James's weak
point is verbosity" and 1t adds;
When he has TO tell his story within the limits OF
pazipe paper Ii is all the better for the ccmP
and really most Of the fifteen or so shor. s.rs
which he has collected in these three volumes 'nere Is
nearly as much incident as In many OF ms ionso.
works That none Of them Is exactly pleas ant reaong
otherwise than as to form Is 10 has Varied
throughout his career writer OF fiction from ana'
VEN Of tranquil pessimsm with which All hs IGaue Iea
are familiar 1t always the same theme IN oNelso
yariations-the wrong man and the wrong woman .no
wrong woman and the wrong man. Jack never ;. mas
Jill nothing goes we'll TO our thinklng is . ~,
Ssncv t reconze only the failures of Providence that
makes Mr. Jamess books less satisfactory than those
OF Mr. Howells 1t is odd how he became so ,ouGu ~
with this vew for would say that o. an peoI0 .
shs vord the citizens of the United States were the
msat disposed to take short views OF life, ana 70
regard bad luck as all in the days work. expecnns p
better thin "a ne 1t time and thar gentle and resgnea
melancholy was the very last frame OF mind one wcula
expect to find them adopt. Least OF all are enet
usually the people to let things go wrong Dy deaus
for want of clearing up misconceptions MT james
ought 10 see more Of his fellow-countrymen.'
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18

FALL RIVER LINE.
For Bosion FALL RIVER.
NORTH and EAST.
rhe comfort able and agreeable route o the WHITE
MOUNTAINS, MT DESERT, all principle Cities inland
and sashore resorts OF Hewhnglapi and provinces lho
"PIIGRIM" and "BRISTOI,"
leave NewYofk aitenately daily. SU NDAIS INCLu DED
at $50 m, from er2S North Rvcr foot OF Murry-st;
Connection boat from Brooklyn p M; Jersey
CITY 4 D. m. ,,,.r ,oxc,,r
the celebrated bands and
orchestras attached to these steaners Long water onte
full nights rest morning trains 10 Boston; short rail-
ride ..r,, ,n.,,.a
SECOND BOSTON EXPRESS leaves Fall River at 7:25
a. IN. " S'Inda = dlc In Boston 0:O5 a. IN
WHITE MOUNTAIN EXPRESS lelves FAN River az
1875 O. daiy. snniavA Paror cars through 70
Fabyans via Lowell and Nashua and via Lowell and North
Conway . .
For Newport II J., direct Marthas Vineyard Nantucket
a inland seashoro resorts the Old C"oay
system. The fine steamers .
PROVIDENCE" and OLD COLONY"
leave NewYork alternately daily SUNDAYS exceptcal sso
y. from Pier y. North River od number These steam
beyond Newport Tickets and staterooms for
both lines be secured In NewYork at 2Ol 26 B4 eo
and 1923 broadway 1853 fovcry Aston Fifth Avenue and
windsor Hotels. LINE OFFICE, PIER 70 North RIVER
and ON steamers In Brooklyn ut Courtst 500 futons
lO7 broadway, v. o. aud Annex office foot OF Futonst
Tours and Excursions and copy OF "Tp End OF Yankee
A" NO RiDES q YoVEII. GEO. l.. CONNOR
Agcnts Gen. Pass Agent.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18

SHORT ROUTE QUICK TIME, STEEL RAIL
N. Y. CENTRAL SLEEPING CAR CO.'S NEW AND
ELEGANT SLEEPING AND PARLOR CARS.
Trains leave GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT. wa ROME. for
CAPE VINCENT. WATERFOWL and way 9:i5 p. m.
DAILY lll5 p daily except Saturday and 1890 a. m
daily except sunday OsWEGO and 1890 m. daily
except Sunday. 9l5 p and ll;lo p. m daily except
SATURDAY; oGDENsBURG, NORWOOD and way 9:l6 p. m.
and III 8 y. m. daily except saturday.
OILS d. IN THROUGH WAGNER sLEEPERS for
CAPE VINCENT DAILY except Sunday. WATERFOWL
DAILY and oGDENsBURG aaily except Saturday,
iIl5 D. m. sleeping Car TO ALBANY. PARLoH CAR,
Albany THROUGH to CAPE VINCENT
1880 a. IN arris es ST. LAWRENCE RIVER 9;4op M
View of brilliantly lighted islands by night
on arrival O. all trains at CAPE VINCENT the NEW
FAST STEAMER "ST LAWRENCE' and the steamer
"MAUDp leave for CLAYTON. ROUND ISLAND.
THOUSAND ISLAND PARK and ALEXANDRIA BAY,
and for KINGSTON, ONT.
THE ST LAWRENCE connects at Alexandria Bay with
steamer for MONTREAL every morning except Sunday
delshtful sa Of only hours from Cape Vincent to
Alexandria Bay
Tickets sale at all NewYork Central ticket
oA,ces I'm New Brooklyn Call address w. b.
HILL nj Office Company, 10 Pnest, for Tourists
u,de Of Thousand and Niagara Falls Mailed free
WI. PARSONS. H. NJ. BRITToN.
Genr Pass Agent Genr Manager.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18

s,,sS ise%; s"a - a"a e"a.
Lin Li%ised' H. a iIi9 @ a; ngs, % s,o 500 40
a% z $ So s' 81, ana. sn'''a
connect Trenton %. GanSsn s,.,,on
Hf!r5rG s.ss t SS' ffs'sPna
sIs $40 sso and Sic s % H"nasy isSI s
7:40 y. IN Leave Philadelphia via Camden. a NJ daily
ana fcss 6oarss ana
Bnsehs iIoe Aebsien station Jersey ci;y Emslani
MS s1d VIII Sn'ss s os sns ea.or
Genera Manager rssssnssS as.n.
WEST SHORE RAILWAY.
Nt ASR T5SEsT
West 6S rnS M RSSsoS TFT
S8uSTRR ND 81 14ELE st ms
on and aer July p 1885, will leave West 42ds.
fssS S san s
Detroit and Chicago. 'l00 a m- '6:io g: % p m Pull
an Fsl%ls Ess suss sss's Rochester,
y SSs %d ND syracuse 4so iO:lS ii'sS 'S'S $40
ro.eep.s ssassrsiss and Albany 'l2lO '7a
..sss. SSo S ii..s :slS a. $50 s!sS M
lake Georxe 500 H. IL q saturdays only, 3! p M
KaaterskiL iiuner. Hobart Grand Hotel station rnoS
ns @ sn hos wa fS%ss hSsi ss''Sfs @
SiS PiSslsnTe Cairo Mountain Station is'io 72o
'iS For Montreal and sss g2o eo clS Ts,D.,a N
Hamilton London 'l0l0 M, '6.l0 's'io p w' io'oH'
.psy. Other trains daily except sunday
For Tickets tables paIlor or sleeping ca psnr
tions or information apply at offices: Jersey Si
H. station; Hoboken 70 Hudson.sLi Brookyn SS9 5SI
Annex ONCE foot of Fulton NewYork Cly a. wi IA
Six sS S6I vl6 lao 1875 Broadway 31 6thxve. ~
last l25thst 1881 Bowery and West shess MACAO
called for and checked from hotesan iesencesx nee
can be left at ticket 001ces HESnn n.sr mws genS
l $50 BroadwAy. 0eheSui Fss'snss
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
TO THOUSAND ISLANDS.

Nrw.YORK ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILROAD.
Til Ror an PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS WITHOUT
CHANGE BETWEEN NEw.YoKK ANDsT @ LAWRENCE
West 42d ST. 646 M, Futonst BROOKLYN 4A5 m. Re
turning n iesycs Iavsr $50 a. M; West ;e
4 M. M brooklyn, s:25 q m. Night tram runs daily.
MILLS Blu ILDING, >, .>,,rpo,v
New-York. ~. AMI ~,
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
auction Sales.

IN July 1885 AZ IL o'clock m. at the Real Estate Ex
change and Auction Limited Nos 80 70 " Liberty;
DE Knowlton surviving partner ot the arm OF v.
Wilson Company claim favor OF said irm against "
CaseiIo Of Vera CRUZ for ,77s Gl.l0b Also similar
claim AGAINST Berron Brothers. OF canpecne.. ios
firm in the Steam Tug " Wilson, now at Tuxpan
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
miscellaneous.

A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES No. l;23s Broadway, corner Thirty
6rsts until D. and 3D5 West Twentythrdsts corner
Eiehth.aye No 153 Four,haye Foureenthst 760
Thrd.avc Forty seyenh-st No. 1007 1brdave,
nc car H yteths and RLEM OFFIC T. 300 Third.
ave corner hundred. ST. to8
ESTABLISHED 1S5O.-SnOws fine bon -bOns,
IL chocolates choice family candcsby mail express
For exquisite and natural avos decacy OF texture and
freshness productions have equal
UNITED STAT rs HOTEL.
Fulton and Pearl U.s., and New Haven, Conn.
rNHE UNDERSIGNED will apply to the
Board Health the lst day OF July 1885. for per
init TO slaughter animals at 7S0 and IsS 1stave.
rtir. JACOB FLEISCHHAUER-
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
THE NEW LINE
Ihnw:ronK. 4 eH1LABeREEsHahIe,s sosyy1k OLD rom,

SEwfoRK oMFohF LNp NE soTF Old FONT
% I2UEs EAsTEB THAN AM OTHER R ROUTE HoI.n:.,
nov Fast bay md Night Express betwsen
Eallrosd sSO p week days ssd daily arfiYtns Rld
PANT Comfort PIP =: wsskAsys Ard $50 n daily ESr
Ysrt q Gsps theres ind fsriSf Gar sw FSisdsrha ws
e.: sssi ~ ess q s RsrssS
Sdaa tfs'A and f'''sA' Asane
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
DUILADELpHIA AND READING r. R.

L rNEWJEERssEYY cENTRAL 81 Xd;,D DIyIsITosN p,Ts
nl%h 81 .%s, s: s;s..
a, M o sSS
Chestnut nal at coa%bia-avs. Tor ManayunE, Cousho
c%Rs on all Day Trains and sLEEpINa
RsiarHlns ~ ssye S DELPHIA Ninth ..
2e s sSS LOO % is 24S et1 TH,,S sS sSa ls1S m
at 5:io SEQ 300 1880 a. m Loo, $780, $40 900 D. IN
For HAVEN fE%GE and rn1LrsBUao pcun
For ar'S& S&fiftIfnhasRonr Ill I syNBURY. LEwIsBURo and
GIrY FG at at 5S 4 3 tS S s po 400
rsf s & cs Sts % 5 Tnp9sg; & mn oo $780, 400
For s sns sS R SO ao s.s H.
l:O0. l;3n. 345, 545p. IN. sundays ut 5;sop IN.
For For PhMAQUA at 100 7i5 si5 m 100 $780, si5. 4oo
ati0o iOo s40, a M. l'oo $780, si5. 04o pm Sunday
rorSAsffoN sS 400 TOO. $40, Loo l:so, sa5 400
For GHiiGH BRIDGE BRANCH. az 400. s;i5 a m. 400
For FEEM INoroN 200 So IN. l:oo $780, 400. 4:ao
fS9 :2MiES 80 i 80 $ si5 81 100 Co. 80 500
6:lO. 7;go 5So slo, lO'SOp M sundays Aoo o'ooa m-
HI so2 ESs 81 s,s sss iSis
Sq D. 's sSnSsy SSS 800 500 S s5 n 100 zoo m 400
rSI SsI i6Ns S;SS sSNcg sss p 6cEAN GROVE IAN
S So no sHbASs rs except asS eSS e
For FREEHOLD-At $40, 7a5. ll00 m, 1850. 4Oo DUO
pmi, mi,KEwooD TOMS RIVER AMI BARNEGArat 400.
rdt "a, ta,T@LANIIC cIf9 VINELAND and BRIDGEroN at
400 NV jGHSEY SOUTHERN DIYIsION4
Fran pier No & North River, via sandy Hook.
FOR HIGHiANDs STARLIGHT aud LONG BRANCH.
4so 900 ii:Oo a. m 100. S:i5. 4iSo $50 D. m sundays
For orooi iiIInsRoS. AsBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE,
OCEAN BTACH. POIST PLEASANT, &c, 300. llOO
n m.; lslp 3a5. 4.S0 $3.50 p m ooo -. ,.,s .ao
For ALLAN HIGHLANDS 45o 9;oo a. H.; $40; o;oo
rdgr;InA,KEwooD. rg;I TOMS RIVER, BARNEaAr. i.So a IN,
ts. 20 can AZ be procured at Ibertyst Pier No
np,sdwoy $50 737 and 7l9 otaye.; Ryington-st; H.
IL IL and AS Greenwich at; 1853 2Os East l29tbst;
15i 3g0 Bowery principal hotels In NewY ork city
In brooklyn at No Court-st; lOI Bro,dway SIS $50
inrons n. T. Transfer Company will call for and check
paSS 'vWooTrEN L. G.. HANCOCK.
General Manager. Gen iass anu lichet Agr
H. p BALDWIN,. @. 4. 7. Agt, ll3 LibeIty-st n. \.
DROVlDENCE LINE
4 tr1 rRBN 0iNCE AND
ALL NORTHERN NEW-ENGLAND POINTS.
Peasantcst route 10
WHITE MOUNTAINS.
Elegant steamers ,e - - ,,,
RHODE ISLAND and MASS AcHUsETIS leave rom Pier
N foot Warrcn-st, at D. H. uaiiy eASep ounuAy
Longest WATER ROUTE -full nights rest White MouE
tain train with parlor leaves steamers isnuhy ftoS-
Tickets staterooms be secured In Newfork At
House 257 2S7 3o, 331 l5l, Is1, 5f2 9 Broad
way Windsor Fifth Astor House. Grand Central
Cosmopolitan iIOtcls-32O BOwcry In BIoohyn at 3o3
Washngton 73D Fulton sts. and at Pier ~ y. H.
send TO Box 3.0ll for summer Excursion Book
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
Business Gbautes.

DOR SALE ON TIME "A large and splendid
Il business OF the richest farming counties and
weahest Will OF about $500 Inhabitants In the state OF
NewYok 1t consists Of real estate goods and go0d Will
0JO For further particulars ADDRESS PIlvate
Box .13J. Batavia, Genesee County, N. Y.
n. B.-Heason for selling. wishing 70 retire.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
Gteamboais ano RAILROADS..

COOKS TOURIST TICKET OFFICE,
~ 26l Broadway, corner Warron.st. New York
Railway and -tcashp Tickets Ia all points at the lowest
rates IxcuIso Tickets for Travel ut reduced
rates send foi pamphlet
Tickets sent by mail Address
TuIS. COOK 6'SON. 2Gl Broadway. New-fork.
Roston lg- Washington Chicago 100 Dearborn-st.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
Oreau 5iedmers.

NCHOR LINE. u. s. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
n GLASGOW SERVICE via LoNDoNDERRY
ETHIOPIA July 1893. H. IANCHORIA..-.Aug 3, p. m
III RN ESSIA.Juy 10 pm CIRCAssIA Aug 49, I'm
CABIN passage $50 TO sSO Second class $50.
LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN SERVICE.
CITY OF fROME......sailsW Wednesday July 20. Aug 20
and every fourth wednesday thereafter
CaDin passage t6O TO 800. Second classy
Cabin ~ xcurrion tickets very favorable terms. .
seerage outward 40. propaids15.
HENDERSON BROTHERS. General Agents,
z Rowling New York
New-York tribune., 1885-07-18
TO PHILADELPHIA.
VIA THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLDEST ROUTE.

90 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND 10 ON SUN
DAY. STATIONS IN PHlLA DELPHIA, IN
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Express trains from the West arrive NewYork at 7'lo
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NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL;
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For Matawan. via Philadelphia and Reading Railroad, x
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Via PennsyItana RsiIoa 45 7:io ~ noon. 4;l0.
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For Red Bank, Long Branch Ocean Grove Asoniy rars,
via Phiadepia and Reading Railroad 4. 7:iS . II mn
IL l:3O $3.50 T. 430 b. $40. 1880 m sunnays h0s
stopping at Ocean Grove or Asbuy PARK T. $50 III, -
Via pennsyyania Railroad 4:l5. 7io. Gam. Y noon.
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NEW-HAVEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM
~ Frs c. H. NORTHAM AND CONTINENTAL. leave
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with special trains for MERIDEN HARrFoRD SPRING:
FIELD HOLYOKE sc. Tickets sold and baggage checked
9tl Broadway. N Y; and4 Court-st Brooklyn Excur'
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DOPULAR SHORE LlNE.-FOR BOSTON
and the East All rail from Grand Central Depot. Three
exuress trains daily excepte 10 Boston at
D. m (pavor attached and D. m with palace sleep
sundays at ii D. M win palace seeping cars
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