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New-York tribune., 1885-07-12

on an average two dinner parties week last summer
beside weekly receptions.
To give an idea Of the elegance and eostliness OF
some of the Bar Harbor Villas 1t be stated that the
rent asked for Mrs. Bowers cottage is $1,000 for the
summer.
Rodicks-Dr John G.. Curtis and wife. and Miss J. =;
Davis of New-York; Mrs William Preston twifo OF
General Preston) the Misses Preston, OF lexington
Mrs. Tunstall Smith, OF Baltimore Mr. and MIS- honert
Nelson, the Misses Nelson Mrs Edward wharton mss
Burton, and Miss X. 7. Burton. OF philadelphia. a
Ivnam's-Mrs Robert 7. Sturgis and the Misses SUR
cis' Miss Natalie Hanno, Mss iungarcb Mrs kicnard
filghman and the Misses Tilghman. OF Philadelphia
Mrs Edward Gardiner and Miss Gardiner Edward Gray
Beimonf. Mason Campbell and wife. and DIR. William
Canac of Philadelphia. ,,.,
MGirer,,-Dr william V. Kcatng md Misses Keating,
Among expected sguests are General George D. Nc,
Clellan, Mrs. Mcclellan and Miss Mcclellan Gehcr.'
Roger A. Pryor. Mrs. Pryor and tho Misses iryor MT
John d. Townsend and Mr.. X. H. L. Townsend, ana MRS.
Robert Mlnton. all OF New-f0rk A. Loudon ShoWuen m
and Wife of PaaaePha R%n'I rayG, prayion WI IN
and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sitter. OF Phiiadeiphla pn
The fast trains the Boston and Maine Central Rali'
road which began running ten days ago. shorten Ell,
fectay the formerly tedious journey to this cool and
fashionable resort NewYorkcrs may take the miunght
train from that city Boston, and reaching the latter
nace mt n m find time for a comfortable breakfast,
and catch the train from the Eastern depot which
reaches Bar Harsor at 7:35 p IN; the same evening.
Mr.. De Grassc Fox, OF Philadelphia, has brought SUI.
against the electric light company to test It's right o
pole just III front of his cottage, on tho DUCK
Brook Road. ~ >,,
Railroad brought down large party OF Grand Army
men from Portland two weeks ago. General John A.
Logan amoG the number. The visitors dined ut tho
Eagle Lake has been stocked with land-ocked salmon
The steamboat on the lake and the trains up Green
Mounts ain running on their summer schedule,
Bishop Doanc OF Albany and family are already set
tied in their cottage at Northeast Iiarbor
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
THE OPENING SEASON At MT. DESERT

COTTAGE REsIDESTs-nOTEL ARRivALs-rERsoNAL
NOTES.
frRoa AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT or fHH TRiBusKl
BAR UARDoR, Me-, July 1O.-Thc trains and
hoat, aye brought many summer visitors TO the
,s,nd this week the may be SAID 10 be fairly
under way.
Most OF the cottage residents have boon settled here
s,,cc the middle OF June. Those from New-York are
parke Goodwin and family. r. H. Jones and family, T. H.
Muserade Mr. and Mrs Isaac W. Howe, Mrs. Manlus O..
rvans and tho Misses Evans, Samuel G. Lyon and
family Mrs Goovcn0ur NJ Ogden. W. 8. Gurnee and
,smily from Boston Dr. Haskell Derby. DR. Robert Am
dey Mrs James s. Amdey Mrs. James Leeds, Mrs. T. O.
tinzee Lnsicn Carr and family. Mrs Redman Rotch G.
l. Morrill, and the Misses Morrill, from Philadelphia.
Mrs Dr. Jayne and family, Mrs John Sanders, Mrs. VIII
kns. Mrs. A. J. Pendeton. Miss Charlotte
r.,dlcton Mr. Edward Coles, Mr.. John
Markoe j. Biddle Porter. Charles Morton Smith, DIR. 8.
AZ Miller Dc Crassc Fox, Miss Ella White, DIR. James
n Hutchinson j. p. Scott. Moncure Robinson jr from
ether nlaces E. Cushnan and family, Of Newport, X.
T. Professor Austin Phelps, OF Andover. Mass; James
EDDY. OF Providence. r. l. Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Pen
d,eton. OF Cincinnati Ohio; Mrs Edmund stanton and
,,ly of Washington. d. c.: the Rev. DR.. Dcksven and
family, OF Chicago.
Mrs @ r. Bowler Of Chicago will not occupy her cot
ys this year. Her loss will bs greatly felt as she gave
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, July 11.-Brigadier- General
John Gibbon been assigned by the President 10 te
command OF the department of the Columbia ana or
dered to proceed to tho headquarters OF that Depart
msnt al Van Couvcr Barracks. Washington territory
Major Henry G. COrbn. Assistant Adiutaht General
has been relieved from duty temporarily at the head
quarters OF the Division the Missouri and ordered TO
report to Brigadiereneral Nelson A. Miles, command
ing the Department OF tho Missouri for duty IN me nru
Colonel Henry G. Merriam will proceed To Fort Laramie
wyoming Lieutenant. Colonel j. A. Fletcher IT,. mas
ordered to proceed TO the Department OF , te 90
tunba During The temporary absence OF the Chci oi
Engineers Colonel s. Parkc will take charge OF inc
office until July Is and Colonel John NJ wilson % from rom
norary absence OF the Chief OF Ordnance. icnca nt-
Colonel Whittemore will take charge Of the ONCE MAJOR
Samuel Oyrnsnc has been ordered TO proceed To GOV
ernor's Island. -, o,..., o. ,,,,v
as president of Board OF Inspection OF Foreign Vessels
al NeM- York.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
EXAMINATIONS IN THE NAVY YARDS.

WASHINGTON, July 11.-Secretary Whitney
has sent an order to Captain Kirkland. OF the New
York Navy Yard, providing for the appointment OF
board TO conduct the examinations Of persons apply
ing for appointment the various forcanshps In the
yard Accompanying the order is letter. IN which the
Secretary says:
The Navy regulations. you know, contemplate ana
require these examinations call your attention hr-
ticuiarly to two points. First. wish TO get NJ tho
Luowlcige OF each applicant OF the business craft
which lie Is apply to be given the charge or chcti
requirements consider unimportant second, Dear I'D
good forcman and these arc entirely distant from his
requirements. The qualities which enable a
man TO direct others ana get eood ana nni
Mt through competitive examination. An applicants
appearance and conversation viii enable you TO judge
s0new wlat to this aud | desire inc result Oh your
observations In each to these matters The ex-
animation Is for the purpose or strung The applicants
getting out those who should be fairly considered
The antecedens and the amount OF experience Vi ccn
man where he has worked and ia what capacity, you
WILL of course. ascertain IN each case -,
In important cases IL AIN IN doubt, VIII e'deaVOr
10 have with the most likely candi-
As The efficiency OF the yards is TO deieba very
largely upon tho character 0i The forcncn, WISH 70
deliberately and with great care IN crtaig tue
forcc and will give all necessary personal attention 10
H. II Is idle to expect liberal appropriations Tor navy
yard work unless great change Is nue ID hs icsec'
shall classify the work under them one lore
shipwrght. one foreman blacksmith one foreman
joiner one foreman plumber ana or "nr Quarter
man boat builder, foreman machlhist one
foreman boiler maker, one foreman p"nern ,ore.
man sailmaker one foreman or leLllngmhn iigscf.
You will treat all forenabslps OF skilled LABOR as va
eau and allow all present incumbepts I" compete
desire no wever new force and except for very goOd
cause and an exceptional record In the navy lard,
shall not appoint foreman whose HABITS nave Dcch
formed through Navy Yard work 0l recent years
similar letters were sent to the Norfolk, Portsmouth
and Washington yards.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
WATCH HILL.

TItp WEATHER FfNr.-SCAST NUMBER OF TOURISTS.
WATcu HILL. II. l.. July 11.-While Ne W
York people are swclerng In temperature up among
the uinctics the resdcntsherc are comfortable nj tenn
peraturc OF about 75S In the afternoon the breczes
which ihs high bar of land are Doth coo ana
bracing The season draws on but slowly Inc l"hu
lords hail the warm wave with delight for they feel con
adent that nothing but hot weather Is needed To drive
the crowds thus way. The Watch iill Is doing as much
ar more than all the other hotels put together, but
voung Nr Hale, head clerk and OF the proprietor
does not think the record Is good as last year
Mr. Spencer of the Atlantic House says that he isdon9
better Than last year. bat he Is In location to catch
considerable transient trade HE OtRers must certainly
he running at considerable loss
The following NcwYork people are registered at the
Larkin: Mrs. +. s. Fale. Miss A. L. Fae, william II
Failc w. L. Gilbert wife and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs W.
: Hrocu AT the same honsc also H. A. Lyon aud
Lyon OF Rochester, and s. H. Fuller and daughter. OF
Chicago
Among the Ncw-York people now stopping at the
Watch IIill House Fannie A. Iianlcy j. NJ Levy d.
J. Jackson. DR.. vanderpoel Mrs ana Miss vanderpoe,
wife From Brooklyn are Il. NJ. Cowperlhwat wite
and SON and from Troy. s. NJ Vail ahd family r. Fleld
and Mrs Mcleod.
Richard 5 Mason aud wife. Of Germantown, Penn,
are stopping at the Watch HILL . -
carrd suite OF rooms at the Watch ill aud viii arrive
10 occupy thsm on August 10. Mrs Manning conducted
ri,cs cr5swisc and ieugthwIsc Of the page Jnst Ike
any other woman. Mr Manning is an Old patron oil
MIR Larkins addition to his already great hotel be-
ing RAPIDLY finished The ball room IL In the new part
and IL ls an elegant room for dancing isstVltes FROM
broad piazza overlooking the oceh on. cah s.sp
through the low windows to the polished moor of 'he
The enlarged ocean House has accommodation for 2jo
guests Messrs Champlin and Stone the proprietor'
The Rev. T. Clarke seeley d. D.. OF northampton,
Mass. viii preach in the chapel Sunday morning
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
CATTLE TRAILS MUST BE KEPT OPEN.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE Secretary OF
the Interior has the following telegram TO W. A.
Towers and Thomas Lee committee for the stock As
soca,ion al Kansas City:
have carefully considered your telegram OF the lot
instant lhe Annual Industry Act prohibits the dfiving
from one staie or Territory ~ another Of any ye Stock
by any person. etc. knowing them TO be aifecteu WIN
amy contagious. Infectious or communicable disease.
Jhe 'Sneis whose herds are forcoy stopped Ia inc IN
dian Territory declare that their cattle are not SO
anected Tue people Of Texas Colorado. Missouri and
ter live stock not infected with the prohibited diseases
thoas and over the trails the hdia Territory and the
bcutfa strip have TO those lands with or
wNhoni y"nt .caset from Indian trDes An Inspector
ma peeh sem o open anc Keep opei Tie trails Tor pass
ts'- with their herds continue their orcibe obstruc-
uoa OF rails treasures Will DO taken to remove them
and iscii herds At once
D,I'-E CRY Kan. July LITTLE controversy between
soa'hwssern raacilesi and Texas dr0Yers is becoming
s"'y more COMPLICATED. Through Texas stock Is rapidly
~cahuiaiins at point south of Fort supply and the
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
SPAIN OPPOSED TO A NEW TREATY.

WASHINGTON, July 11.-It Is SAID tHat MI
John W. Foster who represented this Government 'u
Spain, has failed to negotiate q second comherca'
treaty between country and the United states he
is expected to home at early date Mr.. roster
was sent to Spain about two months ago with instruc-
tions to negotiate commercial treaty which haa
been agreed to by the Administration, and which
did not der greatly from tho first treaty The changes
made were in the interest Of the business men OF tis
country and were principally in relation to tobacco
Spanish officials have not looked favoraby upon a a
second treaty. The Minister OF Foreign Ana,is S e.
necially was ndisposcd negotiate. He Thought ana
SO intimacd that ths first treaty should nave pcei'
either ratified rejected by the Senate ana not VIII.
drawn before final action taken. In MS argument
with Mr. Foster the proposed second treaty ne 10.
the ground that spain had agreed to one reciprocity
treafy that the United States Government has not
acted upon II, and that under these circumstances MS
Government could not continue negotiations.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
GENERAL SPARKS OPENS TIE BOOKS.
HE THINKS ONE MR.. HENDRICKs'S LAND PATENTS
NFrns INVESTIGATION.
fsr TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE.


fBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE.
WASHINGTON, July 11.-"GeDcral Sparks's
b)undcrbuss is loaded for big game and he fires 1t with
recRcssness which is unpleasant in the extreme to
some prominent In his own party. Only few days
ago he aimed Mr. Elkins. and. to his astonshnent
brought down Secretary His last shot seems 10
have hit the President Of tho United states In
tender spot The Assistant Attorney General for the
Interior Department the 9th Of May referred to the
Commissioner of the General Land Office applications for
vacation Of patents for ranches Las pugas ana
" Canada de Guadaloupe la Vistacion Rodco Niego.'
I'm the state of California. The LAS Pulgas was
paentcd in 1857 and the Vsitacion" las II Is com
monty caledl In 1868 The former Is in cOnhict with
rancho Canada Raiinundo and the latter with eer-
tain public lands, Of which have been sold and
patented II pie-emptors Allegations OF fraud arc set
forth in the applications. and e.Attorney-GcncTa IN
referring the cases TO the Department OF the Interior
states that much and hindranco should he excr
csed In considering such 10 the END that Idrts
may not be encouraged TO begin yeXatOus, expensive
anu useless gations but there are perhaps cases
In which United states TO the citizen as wen
fagrant OF improperly acquired patents he wishes
10 advised whether the cases referred are 0f mat
character "Geheral sparks III his report TO the sec
rcary Of the Interior holds that the surveys upon
more land than they entitled To, aud recommends
that suit brought In the courts looking TO their vaca
tpn and tenders all that can lie given toward the
accomplishment of right and justice Those claims are
both the Bay of san Francisco near TIC city
OF san FraBcscO The Las Pnlgas grant contains .i5
2lo acres the patent was issued by Thomas A. Hen
drcks who was Commissioner OF the Land Oicc IN
Is5T The patent for the vistacon" grant, which
contains 5473 acres issued By j. VI. Etmiinds who
seems entirely willing grant Mr. Hendrckss demand
tc have the books opened"
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
FOURTH-CLAss POsTMAsTERs APPOINTED.
The Postmaster General has appointed the

FOURIH-CLAS5 FOsIMASII1Ioo AT ID
The Postmaster General has appointed the
following fourth-cass Postmasters:
New-Y0rk-- John =. Bartlett. Willink Aimer farley
CoOmcr George Il Cole. Lake View l.: NJ Pblio. Alton
joseph p Chase. North Huron Michael Monahan south
Somerset i George Mcisick Williamson Tavid Lown
Marion William Tremain. Nineveh; Vernon +; mace
Mcclure Settlement Barton 7. Harper, Port Dickin
son James H. smith, Northampton Nelson f. Lyon
Indlowvc Eugene NJ. Van Hoesen. PreDc isaac M
Miller Peruve; Thomas X. Rossiter. Redwood wnel
F0rshu, Wiett; Jere OCOnnOr, Trenton WInMin
Brinkman Franklin; William McCune. Brushiand J0hl
H. whalcn, Louisvilc David Rothensiss Downsync
William r. Becky Stamford Willis Y. Hendrlck, Rich
vllc Jesse Brown, iarpcrsville Charles Van Amourgn
Port Crane Baldwin Griffin, liobard Johh II. o'ceie
Ontario NJ. T.. Terpenng, Westmoeand r.,
Pennsylvania-JacobW W. Hainey. Cearfield Brdgc hd
ward g. Fegley Hereford: H. Il. Geger, Gibraltar; feei
Sine. Spcve Samuel Bell West Iecsport' Charics +
O'DOnncll. IOrettO.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12

Hair vigor. 1t stimulates and cleanses
the scalp, giving It healthy action. IL
removes dandruif and prevents humors.
By It's use, falling hair is checked, and
brashy or weak hair Is restored to the
yigor and freshness Of youth. 81 nave
used Ayers Hair vigor for promoting the
growth OF the hair, and think II un-
eoualled. For restoring the hair to It's
original color, and for a dressing, II cannot
be surpassed Mrs. George La Fever,
Eaton Rapids, Mich.
Prepared BY J. G. Aver 4 Co.. Lowell AAss'
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12

Canadian River Over 100 900 head Of cattle have been
stopped there by Deputy Marshall Bell, who has made
several arrests OF persons In charge OF the cate
plant has been made by John Landers before United
States Commissioner Cook against five different persons
two OF whom were arrested, John Blocker and Oscar
Woodlcy and brought TO this city for trial. They are
charged with violating the Animal Industry Law.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
THE NEW SPECIAL DELIVERY sTAMP.

WAsnIyGrcN, July 1.-THE Postmaster
General has approved design for the 1ocent spccai
delivery stamp authorzcdby Congress at Its last session
The stamp will be about twice the size OF the ordinary
postage stamp and IN the shape OF dollar note On the
left Of the stamp there 10 pretty vgnette OF mcsscn
United states special Postal Delivery" and along the
bottom the price the stamp Is expressed ID heucs
and letters. Conspicuous Oh tue body OF the stamp a
the words "Secure immediate delivery at specIai
delivery office" The Whole design Is pretty ana encc.
tive Tie PosimastcrGenera yesterday gavcit in'S lmc
York.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
.nv,p.I JOIJETr ORDERED NORTH.

WASHINGTON, July 11.-Admral Jouett, VINO
has been in the vicinity OF Panama for the past three
months has north. with the Tennessec ana
Yantc Some days since the Admiral sent dispatch
IN the secretary OF the Navy which he expressed the
oninion that 1t useless for the vessels to remain
longer The officers and crew OF the Tennessee ana
Yantc have been suffering from sickness
Eusgp John Gibson has been detached from the ydro-
rrauhic Office and ordered to the Galena
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
GARNET OFFICERS AFTER FISH.

WAsnrNGTON, July 11.--Sccrctary Whitney
,uvi,cd the President the Secretary OF the Treasury.
the SECRETARY of the Interior and the PostmaserCcn'
eral 10 accompany him a pleasure Trip TO Woodmont
near IIarpcr's Ferry. this afternoon Ihe parry WI" fc
tufn Sunday evening or Monday morning.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
I)ROViDENCE LINE

WORCESTER.
NASHUA. CONCORD,
ALL NORTHERN NEW ENGLASD POINTS.
Plcasantest route 10
WHITE FOUNTAINS
Elegant Steamers
RHODE ISLAND and MASSACHUSETTS leave Now YORK
from Pier ~ ~ H. foot Warren 1t at IN daily except
Iongcsi WATER ROUTE full nights rcsf. White Noun.
tain pariOr steamers landing. PrUy
ienco a runs thronga to Fabyln's without change
Iregkfast % steamer at Il M. Dinner at Ply mouth,
arriving al Faby ans Early In afirTno
PKONIDENCE LINE
s most direct to resorts on
NARRAGANSEII BAY.
Tickets and staero0mS be secured IN New YORK NJ
Asror 207. 2s 3O7 397. 457, 49, Hs2 n?5 Broad
way Windsor fiith Avenue. ASof House Grand Cents!
tosmopoitan Hotels-}2O BOwcry. In Bro'kyn al 333
Washington. 13O Fulton sta and - Pier ~ y. X.
send 10 Box J.Oll for summer Excursion Book.
D. ;. BABC0Ik, T. W. FOflLf.
president. General Passenger AGENT
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
Use Ayers Hair Vigor

Is harmless and sure In Its effects. 1t 70
Incompatible as dressing, and Is es'
pecially valuable for the ustre and rich.
ness Of tone 1t imparts TO the hair. ~
have found Ayers Hair Vigor highly
satisfactory. AS dressing, and for its
cleanliness and freedom froSa injurious
effects, It Is unexceptionable. II restores
the natural color, stimulates healthy
growth, and renders the hair soft and
pliabIe.p Mrs. Rev.) 0zrO A. Thomas,
Nemaha, Kans.
For Sale by all DrusgissA
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
SHORE RAILWAY.
THE BEST CONSTRUCTOR AND FINEST EQUIPPED
$500 pOJJBIE TRACK LINE FOR BUSINESS OR



PLEASURE TRAVEL -
SHORE OF The WoRLhFAMED HUDSON RIVER.
AND THROUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OF THE
on and after July 2, 1888. will West 42dst
III trains leave downtown station OF Jay ST.
North Rve 90 minutes earlier naI from foot OF Vests
Detroit and Chicago. 'lo;lO M 1910 $40 p IL Pull
mat sleepers through
suspensou Bridge Niagara Falls Buffalo Rochester, 7i2C
''T U,Sa and md 3; syraeaso 2o ioG it5 m $40
ghand Pokeepsie saugerties and Albany, 1870 .720
slOt n ll.iG a. N. 4.O5 'o.iO - o p, N. -
NewOurg. Kingston and Catskl- 'i2l0, 1920 G00.
40 10 il .5 O. m. s. %. i;Oi, $40 - 10 p. r1-
Saratoga specials 300. ilil6 a. H. $40 IN
Lake george. 300 II / m, saturdays onyL $40 n
noia o. $40 p m. Buffet paroi cars TO Grand
Hote anil Hotel Kaaterskll PhGn.cia $500 IN. and
Paes Vile, Cairo MOuntaa House station 'l2'.o 1870
For Moutcal and Canada East. 7;eO 300, eo p M.
Hamilton London, 'lOlO N, .olo. 'siiO y il TORONTO
s6il0 $40 p IN ,,-.
For tickets taUes sleeping car accornmoda
tons information apply al oaces Jersey Ciy penn y
X station, HObokon 10 Hudson.sLi brooklyn Cogftst.
Annex oGice foot o. Fulton st. New Yorx i r. 2oi za
SO B0S s5 $40 lao 1929 Br0aaway 73- ets-ave ito
Eas i25hst 1913 B0wery and West shore stations 100.
Of West i2ds and foot Of Jay.ty Nortl aver bssyass
called for ahc checked from hotels and residences UrderA
can be left 50 ticket oinoeA HENRY MoNEII.,
$40 Broadwty. usaes@ Passenger Asea~
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12

NORWICH LINE FOR BOSTON, WORCES.
~ TER PORTLAND. NEW.LoNDON. NORWICH
wHIrt MOUNTAINS and all points Fast Prom s Pler
brosses street Ferry ats ID. CITY OF WORCESTER.
tuesdays Thursdays and saturdays. CITY or BOSTON.
MONDAYS tuesdays and Fridays Tickets aud Staterooms
may be auAstor ousc 20l 26 3g7 and 9j7 Brold
way Cosmopolitan and ars Hotels s3o tlltoust-
Brook kiyn and al Pier 30 North River. 49, oo,ny ,.,
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
lan.rosx. M ruIIASShaEEsSahIz:sp SaEsSahIzs sps.y.z, OLD POM,

SEw'ioHA' 'coMrohT HHb'3i0 SOUTH, ro,,rr
oHoURs FAsTk4 TnAg An4soS 4InEn p,s Hoymn nonnsuv
nov ssa Nss se,wsia %
tEa,lpS epn a. vssS Sys p. daily arriving QN
ea,nf 1cw;srt X fS days and $50 daily. Nor
isHes TIL m sn1 SiS essing GERS thasush from Ssv
Scrl Il 80 Parior Car from Philadelphia wttn
ut chsrss Tcf1 losior ar seais and seepny beIhs cav
a S~v xIobof Cince OK the Ponnayivana Rauf01o
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
NEw. YORK CENTRAL AND HUDsO,

~ RIVEE RAILROAD -tommcncIng Juno ~, 1895.
tbrong, trains will leave Grand Central Depot;
thtD A. IN. Rochester and Montreal Express. through
drawing room cars u lt0clesfcr and ~. Adams 80
ga Saratoga, Lake George and Montreal special with
through Drawing Room q ars a..
$50 Fast Limited Chicago and 81 onis Express with
dinng stopping at Albany tra syracusc Rochester
Bnn30 Naoara Falls Erie Cleveland aud Toledo. arriving
GmHncrt day Through Drawing Room Car to Niagara
1890 a m Chicago Express drawing room Rich
ncd springs Canandagna. Rochesfer Niagara Falls and
II M. Western New.York and Northern Express With
80 D. M. Albany. Troy Saratoga and Utica Express
through drawiDgfroom cars 10 Lake George Saturiys
only
D. m, Accommodation to Albany and Troy.
&c Chicago & Lonis Express with seepnz zcars Tor
Niagara Falls Buffalo, Cincinnati Toledo Detros Chicago
$40 p m Express with sleeping Syracuse and 10
Auburn road and 10 Saratoga also to Montreal
Pacific Express with sleeping cars Tor kocheS.
ter, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Cleveland, Toro AMI De-
roit Watetown daily 10 Cape Inccht daily exccps
day and u Clayton ad ogcnsburg daily except Saur'
Ii5 @ Night Express with sleeping Albany and
Troy Connects with the trains for the West aud for
the North except Saturday night.
Green Alb broadway Harlem Depot I1jt ST. and 4tha
and at Westcotts Express Occs Park place near oaf
TSJ and o2 broadway. and 81 West l25t st. New
York. 3S3 WasngoD and 73O Fulton ss. Brookiyp and ~
Accommodations ln and sleeping can 10
procured any of the ticket offices In New York CITY aud
533 Washingt6n-st. BrDokyn ,,
baggage called FOR and checked from rcsidenc"
These trains daily All others isiy except Spcay
tTic.e trains stop at Harlem l2ofsr anu ith as"J
" TnIrrrPY "' '''' w "''' d. H. KENDRTCR.
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
european Advertisements.
uRATEFUL-CoMFoRTI
EPPS'S COCOA,

DREAKFAsT.-"By thorough knowledge Of the natural
laws which tho operations Of digestion and nutrition
oced Cocoa Mr. Epps provided breakfast tables with
decaey favored beversg 20 which many heavy
doctors Bills II Is by the udcious dse OF such articles
diet that constitution 90 gradually built until strong
enou resist every tendency TO disease Hundreds Of sub
no maadcs are floating around US ready to attack wher
ever there weak point may e,caPe many fa,a shafts
by keeping well fortified with blood and
properly hourshed framc."-Cisil service Gazette
Made uply with boiling water milk. sold only In half
pound tina by Grocers labelled thus JAMES EPPS CO.,
Homo opathic Chemists, London. England.