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New-York tribune., 1885-07-24
WEST SHORE RAILWAY.
THE REST CONSTRUCTED AND FINEST EQUIPPED
DOUBLE TRACK LINE FOR BvsIN Ess OR

THE REST CONSTRUCTED AND FINEST EQUIPPED
DOUBLE TRACK LINE FOR BUSINESS OR
, ,,,,,. . PLEASURE TRAVEL. -
shHv THE WEST Gs rS SHORE RqUTE rs ALONG THE WEST
AROUND FOOTHILLS OF CATskILL MOUNTAINS,
AND THROUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OF TIN
ON and ai,sr July 2 1855. trains will leave West
leave from new downtown station. foot Jayst.
North River ~ minutes earlier tnsn from foot OF
Detroit and Chicago l0;i0 M '6l0 $40 p N Pull
"sI ST iouis Fl: iU .S. 10 D. m. Pullman sleepera
suspensiop Bridge, Niagara Fas Bufalo 720.
slO O. m. 81: TO- sSl0 H. seepers and parior
Utica and syracuse 72O. 'l0l0 ii.io M '0l0 'Sie
pisand Pokeepsie sausertessnd Albany 1910, .7.sa
.l,IU iliJ IN. a05. 'U 10. IS: i0p p. IN.
Newburg Kingston and Cztskll. sl2:l0. s7.20, 300
slO;lU ll;I3 a. m; $40. 4:Uh s6l0 81 y.
Saratoga specials. 800 l1;ij Q. ni- 8: % d IN
Lake George, 800 III ll5 SATURDAYS only, 3i5 m
KaaterskiL Hunter. Hobart Grand Hotel station Phd
nic o. u ll $50 no. Bunet parlor cars to Crane
Hotel and Hotel Kaatersk via phenicla 500 m ana
PaenVile, Cairo Mountain House station 'i2'io 7aa
For Montreal and Canada East 7.a0 9Oo a m 60 q.
Hamilton. London, 'l0l0s m. '60 'Ssl0 y NJ TORONTO
sDsily. s' other trains daily except sunday.
For tckets time tables, pal or or aeepng CAT
tons cr infc5maton apply ct Offices JsrS9y ny
si6 SeS s5 SsS iiso. isSs Brcsdxsy 7sz stAsys lss
East l25h, Bowery, and Wet Snete sssuHs
csled for aud checked from hotels 0rdsss
can be left st ticket o6AceA hENHx AUN Ixssnh
: 2s0 Broadway General Paeeens" 49,
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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, 2IN
NEM-YOKk.
TO PHILADELPHIA
THE OLDEST ROUTE

Express NcwYork via Dcsbrosses and Court
landt street Ferries, as follows;
$40. 7:2o y " Chicago Limited and 10 Washington
and =. n and ~ night Sundays 6;i5. Q o LnitedS
Trains leaving Newfork daily except sunday atX O. and
lI;lUa. ]. "a. and p. M. and D. in on sun..ya
connect at Trenton for Camden. - N"'"
Returning, trans Broad street station Philadelphia
l2:Ol 32 435. 5;i6, Goo $780, s20 $3.50. III IS
g. Ilmitcd EXPRESS l:4 and 450 p. m) Iz.4i, g. s.
D. $50 7l0, 7a0 and vl6 p m. on Sunday 1901, 32O
4i3. o. 6a5 $50 N. "a t45O Limited), 63O 7:iO
TAO p m Leave Philadelphia via Camden. m. daily
Ticket onces s4a a25 and 0ii broadway Astor Hou.s
and Desbrosses and C0urtandt COurtst and
Brooklyn Annex station foot Fulton-sL. Broox vn'
Huschs Hotel. Koboken Station. Jersey City Emigrant
Ticket Office, No. y battery place Castle Garden
The Newiork Transfer Company will call and check
baggage hotels and residenceA ~
luAHLES f. PUGu. J. H. WOOD
General Manager General Passenger Agent
NNICKFOKD RAILROAD ROUTE TO NEW
w FORT. .
Trains leave Grand Central Depot via NewIaven Rail.
road daily, except sunday,
At o. IN. Due in y export at 1880 D.
At y. IN. Due In Newport ut a:iO d.
lDrawlngr00m 10 Wexford Junctionl.
AT y. IN. Due In Newport at 7;2O p M
e. Newport Express" drawngoom WEXFORD Steam.
boat Lan,ing.
DAILY
Al u m. Due In Newport at $40 q. m
VSlecptngcar " Wexford steamboat LandinR).
THEODORE WARREN, supt
New-York tribune., 1885-07-24
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
THE PROBLEMS OF LIFE.

ruoI-cuT AN INTRODUCTION TO
NATURAL PHILOSOPHY by or' "hoN'' "
Catholic Publication Soce'' - a..
The views Of Mr.. st. George HiiVai' "po" w.
rroblems of existence are not un1ahihar " "V''
a.asrs hv this time. Fer several years ne has Ia
bored with much zeal and ability 10 reco"I"o 80
,.ocb;nos of modern science with the theoioRy "a
ths Roman Catholic Church. In the course OF tnis
arduous and ambitious undertaking he mas lounoi ~
necessary TO demolsh much current scientihc anu
pbilosophc doctrine and in particular TO go
to the writings Of Mr.. Herbert Spencer who :"
fact ia clearly his most intimate enemy III 'ne
prcsent volume Mr.. Mivart has, we are i"o'i"e"
n think. taken a rather unfair adVah'"so
of his adyersaries for he has adopted tha' io,i VI
dialguue which has always been In so much i%,o-
With dormat,sts and obviously because IL ehao''s
+hcm 80 70 represent the POSITIONS Vi
tbeis opponents that the overenrow oA Wv,
.os;t;ons ;s the easiest thing in the world.
a.. M;vort indeed seems to think that ne mas
.....d th. views which he traverses IN the most
candid and satisfactory way. But mere nc Is ,ii''
taken and the preof Of this error lies III tiio
fact that when the Evoutionists state .ne'r pps
tions themselves the cOntravention OF tne'n 20
comes very much mare difficult undertak'ne' aA"
in the iudpment of many intelligent observers n".
not thus far been accomplished oy the NV a''
school. In fact, IL Is not possoio IVA ""'
to obtain other than a distorted, perverteo' anu
therefore misleading view of the positions OF iiou
ern science and philosophy from such voiume as
this. It's not really to be taken seriously Ior
"a though the author had rst tied the HANDS OF us
opponents and had then set to work to beat 'heli'
And while Mr. Mivart possesses enough accura.e
knowledge to discuss these great questions wieh
conspicuous ability, it is to beremarked tha' he mas
recourse to gratutOus assumptions Win ire-
oueucy and freedom rendering any accurate OF
trustworthy conclusions hopeless.
He obtains comparatively easy victory over h's
hound and helpless foes but it is at the sacrinoe o,
whatever value attaches to candid and unbiased
controversy. In short, the volume is not wnat IL
appears to be so much as a polemic. viewed In the
hight of polemic, it deserves commendation ior
its skill and subtlety, and Is doubtless well caicu-
lated to support the theological views OF tne
autbor. But such work cannot be put IN the
hands of young men for whom it is desired tnal
they shall have the means of drawing their own
conclusions from all the facts attanaole, without
danger of leading them to ignore or make ignt OF
difficulties which require the most serious exa'ni
nation. and the evasion of which on any pretehce
can only result in self-delusion and persistent
error.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-24
STATE OF TRADE
DOWESrIO MA9Ygr5.

MA
dull ho"sri s.rs,' ana Western 90 A.
q s5S 3D. o % xra Fanny 8 ssSs' ss e
saen 1a'Siss Es%S - s
S7s' No. ds WESTERN %ss
sGaseID sIs% o wn nna iuy & a. %nsn
s ;s9s Western ws as sss sn
sg nss Ss pors Eve 81 du d
Se5 500 Sssa4 Sas; Ssss
S oa.S S9 Corn aG9 SSi
best spring Roller Patent Is: Family Winter 50 q q
iuh sso: SO 2Red Winter and No white q. 81 o. on
Corn easier s sales car lots aSov No ,,saa ana ans
rye neglected Rairoad frcshts steady: Wheat Corn;
Cana SsSs Ss.%sa Sais & f2%r 30 Ss5
100 So' Wheat GOO ppsn SqE s
bbls Wheat 2oO0 bush Corn 10000 bush; OATS 7ooo
bush.
BOSTON July 2s-Fiour auiet Western snperane SO g
sssSo Extra Patent sgns; Whea o,u 80 oS,s
weak NS white a:c No. .s,Sr %nf Sussr ss
western Creamery m Eastern eS
Corn 100000 bush. Oats. 100000 Ou'h shorts 10000
wnei %h.. nsT :, g. a9S ana wna
h1Rs:ss saTS's 3 e.
1sT :. and August sss; 5s9ssd sns
ssss "a 5 Ss.l s.J Hs s' ip Nss Sc
tssss ts:S sss i's;a' Sss 4 & CLOS
BarcySo "a ae5c Pork .tesdy Cash sle o s5
i FsTs SS Aasa. S%:i.
&; o. shp s.s.psfSSr as sSs, s. 1905
bDIs Wheat 4i.oOo bush. Corn 2le9oo onss: 0att:
$4,000 ousn rye 1900 BUSH barley 5000 shpm"nS oos
busns Oats $1,000 Dush Rye - ousn-; Barley "
bush.
MILWAUKEE. July "a Wheat steady 80 Cash s7'-cs
August ssSc: september sosc Corn dull Oats arm NJ.
81 &c. Rye-So l. 6oc Barcy-No. q 69'2c roylsons
PORK cas-. Q, G T%y g. sS 49, 49, Ausu 3
Choice Creamery lalsc cheesemBc:, Cream ITh &c
EsSsoFres sS2c oI sso
sbis. wheat. 1900 BUSH Barley. -buso.
PEORIA M. Jny 2s.corn quiet iiigh Mixed t5at5 2c
sc NS d Nsea M,eS s'd vs dull No 5SsS H.
Receiptscorn Il 200 bush, oas 1000 BYE o ~ bnsh,
bush spments-Corn 10000 bush;oats 10000 bush; Rye
- bush.
PnLADEIPHA July 23 -Flour-Thc demand was slow
ony :or small lots Western ana rennsyvanls ~
s. s g. siaware Family s ass Is Winter
sSS as@ant s sn ear lot. da and lower
Delaware EXPORT elevator - No fennsYi'sna nsa
August asi.d95 ls,a september 9s'sc. Js 9c.
October 81 Oohasl OOH corn-Iho market crossed lower
NO Mixed IN grain depot Ollie. steamer No Yellow
in grain depot 5jos 30 yellow. track. 56i9c' No
por elevator s. ic. 30 Mixed July 52i.al2tc August
Ssai2a,c sepeinber so ss.c oeobea 6ShSs,e oats T
3 White ssi. % erl No. White S9t i2c;s No
White i2c Juy Saa. aS9sc.. August q 'sa q NC: sep
busn. corn $4,000 bnsn Oats. 1900 bnsn shipments
Wheat 1000 busn. 2LOOO oush.' oats 5000 Ousa
New-York tribune., 1885-07-24
RAILROAD.
On and after June 2. 1898.


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave York. Desbrosses and
Ferries, follows:
Harrisburg. Ptsburg and the West with Pnlman Palace
Cars attached. a q. and daily. New Yoth
and Chicago Limited OF Parlor Dining. Smoking and sleep
ing Cars at y "a. m. every day.
Wliamspor Lock Haven, p. m; Cory and Erie at
sp connecting at Cory for 1tusve Petroleum Cen
ana the oil Regions. -
BALTIMORE Washington and the south. Limited Washington
Express OF Pullman Paror Cars daily except Sunday IL
M; arrive Washington iO5 D. m, regular at $40 and
$3.50 l. $40 and m. AMI ~ night sunday 6:l5
m., $40 and D. m. and IL night -
For Atlantic CITY except SUNDAY with through earl
For Cape May. except SUNDAY. p M.
Long rancn Bay Head Junction aud Intermediate Stations
va Railway ana Amboy 4iJ. 40 ANA a. IN, ~ noon
$40 ,34 =. > ~ 3 and 63l p. m. on SUNDAY
al M. and u m. (do not stop az Asbury Park.
For Old Point and Norfolk via New York. Philadelphia and
Norfolk Railroad 62O a. m. days and p every
dayi via baltimore and Bay Line. $40 p m weekdays. .
Boats OF BROOKLYN Annex connect with all through trains
Jersey CITY aaoriing speedy and direct transfer Tor
Trains Arrive From Pittsbura T. g. 1880 m. 500 and
al M. H. i2o s 0, $50. V2o and 1906 p. M sunday
$40. a m, $40; 92o. 1000 p M From Pniladeiphia
$3.50 $40, T. g. 900 $780, 1040 ll;3O a. m. l2O, 32U
S:So 6s30 800 6;55 7;20; $50. 300 935: lod5 p m,
and 1890 night Sunday $3.50 go 7:05 o05, lliJo III.
$40. 0:20. 655. 500. 9;35. l0;o5p Ill
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Jnstrnctt0n.

Fer Boys and Young Men-country.
rJ,HE CATHEDRAL SCHOOL OF 81. PAUL,
i GARDEN CITY, L. l.
TERMS 800 YEAR. .o Apply ,9.,, 70
Head Master.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-24
c. O. HANCOCK, J. r. WOOD,
q, p & 7. A. =. &. r X. r. q. p. A. p. r.

|NEW-HAVEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM.
N ERS. C. IL. NoRTHAM AND CONTINENTAL. leave
Peck Slip No. 20 r. r. at tsundays exceptedl;
and D. m (Sun,ays inc uded connecting &C New Haven
with special trains for MERIpEN. HARTFORD. SPRING.
FIELD HOLYOkE &C. Tickets sold baggage checked
at 9t+ Broadway N " andA Courtst Brooklyn. EIcur.
| sion 70 New.Havcn, 81 90.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-24
Ocean Cleaners.


A NCHOR LINE. u. s. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
"A LIVERPOOL AND QyEENsT0WN SERVICE. a.,
CITY OF sails Wednesday. July 20. Aug 70
and every fourth Wednesday thereafter.
Cabin passage $50 to SiOO. Seond class $35.
Cabin Excursion tickets very favorable terms
GLAs1QW SERVICE via LONDONDERRY.
FL RN ESSlA July 25.3 D. Ia CIRCASSIA- Aug. is, m.
|ANCHORIA Aug. 3. 3 D. m ETHIOPIA. Aug 81. 3p. m
Cabin passage $50 to $50 Second class $50.
Stcerage outward $40, prepaid$lH.
HENDERSON BROTHERS, General Agents,
Bowling Green, New-YOrk
New-York tribune., 1885-07-24
NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL!

..., Pennsylvania Railroad foot Of Cortlandt
stauons IN 81. and Desbrosses-st
NE" Noih Phia. and Reading II. r., foot Liberty St
LEAV.. NEw-YORK- Commencing June ~. 1885
South Anboy via Philadelphia and Re ding Railroad
T. 5a5 7i5 pa m, II noon l;5o. 4. .. 545 7:S0p. ms
Via Pennsylvania Raiiroid 4i5 7o M, ~ uoon 4lo.
8. $50 p m. sundays. !:l5; am, SPIN ~
SA5 7;i5 !. II a. n II noon i;SO 4 $50 3. s4o 7so
Via Pennsylvania Rail- Dad. AIS 7:i0. m IL 4l0.
8, 6:3l p. m. sundays, ais. a. m, p m.
For Red Bank Long Branch Ocean Grove Asbury PARK
Ocean Beach, Spring Lake sea Giri Point Pleasant etc.
II l30. 2S0 T. 4SO b. 545. 1850 p sundays mos
stopping ut Ocean Grove Asbuiy PARK, L. $40 m II
Via Pennsylvania Railroad 4:l5, 7:l0 m II noon,
3;io tdoes stop at Red Bankl 49, g. $50
sundays not stopping at Ocean Grove or Asbuy Parkh
4:l5. D q. M. D p. m. -. -. =, - .u.., 49,.
G. @. HANCOCK, J. r. WOOD.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-24
miscellaneous.

4 BEAUTIFUL UPRIGHT SHOWCASE
"A Inquire Ne. 30 6th-avs.
|THE BEST Steel Portraits of General Grant
Artists proofs 81 India proofs So so; Plain proofs.
'i' A"'D'' X. B. HXLHs Sons. % Park Place. N z.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-24

DOPULAR SHORE LINE.-FOR BOSTON
i and the All rail from Grand Central Depot Three
express trains daily sundays excepted Boston at m
D. M (parlor attached and lwith palace sleep.
Ing cars sundays at II with palace sleeping cars.
attachetU y. m. arrives at newport az, p m.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-24
6eIp n1anteo.

!VVANTED in banking business a StenOg-
w rapheE-Must be excellent penman. Address, stat
ing salary expected trst year,
WANTED.1Ladies and gentlemen in city Z, OF
81 day easily made work sent by mail no We
good demand work and furnish steady employ
ment Address, with stamp. CROWN MFG. COMPANY.
294 Vine-st, Cincinnati, Ohio.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-24
STEAMBOATS, an0 RAILROADS

EOR ORIENT, GREENPORT, SHELTER
ISLAND. souTHoLD and SAG HARBoR-Ihe
Of Finest. on TUESDAYS THURSDAYS and sATUR
DAYS AT 5 D. M Returning alternate days.
Racket & Bittl. Agents. 81 South.st. N. \.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-24
gieambcats ano Railroads.
/ HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.


A HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
DAY LINE srEAMER Albany OR vIDsARp.
Leave ysI,sv ys!.en:: s SSs.Is. y Sa1''
ss'fysi Nest ysd.s tfl pi.s. SsMxeTo g:
%... PAS sa:r
! RHINEBEcK-with IL and G: W R. R. for Harfora.
s. e. as 4 as ,bs ss s.oI. sH. s & KIN %
.ini s S.ta eihs% M F:as
NSr1 Ass%s spa s II Springs LAX. o..,,
MSniEssi SSisS ana SitS E;yc AID
Ss's hs He ss fa' B'
A -RONDOUT, KINGSTON and CATSKILL
So aaa
ST ami and
efs 1S1
spssa trains a ssu cs al sP fH9Ssst1f
CXTsKi II MoUNTAINs. WIN leave Eo1aout Sunday
n sSs Sn ss1ya train from s
A TROY BOATS-CITIZENS' Line
A. essamen sARAToQA and CITY OF TROY Isevs ~
sSndss DAY :sssss sSssSs: 81 % ziGaS S.''''
CATsKILL MOUNTAINS.
srEAMfAss sfkl hxhHTg Il and aISE SArsKrLL
leave foot Of Harrisonst. a.. c....,r
SaK T:s
Sd adSie. 1 " Taf 1ss "a rates. &C.,
COOKS TOURIST TICKET OFFICE,
~ 26l Broadway, corner Warren. st.. New York.
Railway and steamship Tickets to all points at the lowe
rates Excursion Tickets for Summer Travel ~ reaueeo
THUs. COOK &'sON, 26l Broadway. New.York.
Boston, 1871 Westinghouse Chicago, log De.gborn.st.
FALL RIVER LINE.
For Esstcp, Nss%,a FALL sAd LIyyR HTyER
chc agreeable rolte TO the .H1TH
MOUNTAINS Mt. DESERT, all principle cities. inland
and seashoc resorts of NewEngiani aud Prvinces Tho
'" sPIIGRIM' and "BRIsTOL"
leave New. York alternately daily, SUNDAYS INCLUDED.
at $50 from Pier2s North River foot OF Murrays:
IVY FINE CONCERT
orchesras attached to Long water route
nl nights rest six morning trains to Boston; snort ran
ride. 49,, nn
SECOND BOSTON EXPRESS leaves Fall River at 7:25
O. m, "a y. excepI ; inla Tue in Boston 9OJ a m -
WHITE MOUNTAIN EXPRESS leaves Fal River as
Fabyans Lowell Nashua Lowell and North
Conway.
For Newport X r. direct: Martha's yneylrd Nantucket
Cape Cod and all inland and the Old Colony
"PRoViDENCE" and OLD COLONY"
p. Pier % North River od numoer) These steam
not beyond Newport Tickets and staterocms fo
both lines may be securedin NewYork at ~ 26 9l e5I
HG p s s oTC A2 % Nr sse
and in Bro klyn at Courts so Fllton-st.
h7 Broadway r.. D. aud Annex Office foot o. Flu tonst
Write to p o. Box 452 NcwYork for s OF Fail River Limo
Tours and Excursions and copy OF Tip End Of Yankee
Agents. Gen. pass Agent.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-24

IL YORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD.
Arrangements Of trains from Depot From I'D
m-Daily except SUNDAYS Day Express Drawing room
coaches to Binshamon Emira HornsilssI;e banahao
Horn ,syille 10 CINCINNATI and Buna 10 Inle.bo
r, ,M.pAILY @cIlIcAGo AND rrrv st; TLa2Ur1 TL2Ui1S
dF pA sLnEPHd ASb S2leP MoPgE
EXTRA CHARGE FOR FAST TINE ARRIVES BCF-
TALO o:lO A. NJ. SUSPENSION BRIDGE 645 A. n,
iS 3 n chfyEstssSS chfeld5 sS, ie % As
s'r Lofts 80 rHE SECOND M0RN ING
m-paiy, Chicago E1grcs, teE the we,t 4, solid
Flmira Buffalo. Niagara Falls and Chic lgo. - .,
rutherford and Pas.aic "a 545 80 T;5o 80 lVzoa
midniehi sundays 5iS S45 $50 1920 Las $50 7ie
S $40 s5 $50 sd SS sG
midnight sundays 5:i5 745 $50 1920 Lao $50 $40
Sewark ami Paterson via Newark 6i5 $50 10 li3O
$40 5:jO o20 730 10 and II midnight Sat
urday nights only. Sundays 9;l5 a nj $40 $50 nm ~
UlO $50 and IL midnight sundays $40 7i5
$50 Loco q m las o:So ) . M and IL midnight.
Warwick i:45 7:i5 1915 am4.i5 sundays s;l5 N
Newburg Cornwall 1850 m $3.50 i;30 m SUNDAY
isondout and Kingston and Montgomery 1902. m.
mhsn jt5 545 75O 1920 M $3.50 ajc $3.50 $50
d m sundav 5:t5 $40 $50 1870 IN. $3.50 . N;
SUNDAY s:is $50 l0:2oa 500 $3.50 8 rhc9 and
$50 m connect with New York ontario and Western
Rai.ai al MnnSt dhe a "a m n tram scP, st Main e only
Boats leave 23a-st n. w. 545 6;l5 am 6i3 m TO 6t5
fifteen minutes 5so to 49, m every thirty
Tickets passage and apartments n Drawing Room and
Sleeping be obtained aud orders for the checking
Nos 10. or o57 broadway. ls7 Wcstst., n. Y, No.
Court.st. Brooklyr, or at the Company's Depois.
Express trains from the West arrive IN Sewfork at 7;lo
'iSo Join \. ABBofT oenI Pass'r Agent New.York.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-24
.roRTU GERMAN LLOYD S.. 90.

~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
NEW YOHK. SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
MAIN sat. July 2j, A. IN .DONAU, sat, Aug 8 D. m
.SAIIlR sat Aug /. Gam FULDA. We'd, Aug jig a. IN
WTRKA Wed Aug ,, noon. -RilE at.Auy. 1913 a. III
steamers InarKed sail Tor Bremen direct -
ON Express steamers st. cabin $50 500 and 1923 I'd
Cabin 80 and $50 older Steamers I'd Cabin sjO
Steera.e AT lowest rates.
OELRICliS x 90. No. z Bowling Green.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-24
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH


IL NEw-YORK, NEw-HAvEN AND HARTFORD *
Trains leave Harlem River station corner l5ZdsI ana
Lincoln ave. Third Bridge across Harlem River
Preached by Third Avenue Elevated Raroa D. daily except
40 sO Gio and 500 M fpr Port Morrs Casan2yt Nova
Chester Tnpson Bay chester Pelham Bayl Barlow (City
Island Pelham Manor and New Rochelle conDec ing az
with all points the main line OK
the New York. NewHayen and harfori R,ilrSai sbore
Line and Air Line Divisions; NewCanaan. Middieowns
New Britain and sued Branches and Boston and all points
East.
tiOns at 1910 a. m. daily. except MONDAYS
sunday New. Rochelle AMI all intermediate sta
fons at 1900 and $50 the latter train connecting
Rochelle with trains Granl Central Depot and
Stamford
New-York tribune., 1885-07-24

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
~ Trains from Chambersst Depot for Englew
Closer Perment and Nysck Z. $50, 10 M 800 400
5:i0 $40 $3.50 p M, l2midnight Sundays T. n snd
Nanret, Spring Valley and Aonsey7 loA m. 45o p. m.
Sunday. "A
New-York tribune., 1885-07-24

HAMBURG AMERICAN IS. cos LINE Tor
llPLYMoUTBt London,. .cherbours Paris and Hamburg
Boz emia..... July 70 q. isusa.A ug o la5o N
First CABIN $50 $50 $50 steerage $50 RoGndtrp at
ViT 4 ~ p'iI II,r o 20 ' C. b. RICHARD & co,
GEN Ala III Broldst " Y Gen. Pas. Agts, VI Bway N.Y.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-24
IrL STARLINE-MAIIRY ROUTE.

w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAM
TIts FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
BRrrANNIC. capt Perry ... - huIsday, July 90 a. m
VEPI'D DIIC Capt irving THURSDAY Aug b. 1880 m
|GERMANIC. Capt Kennedy Thursday. Aug II, a. m
CELTIC Captain Geaieii THURSDAY. AUG. ~ l3O m
From the White star Dock, foot OF West lOth.st.
RATES-Saloon 70. $50 and 800: Return tickets eI
favorable terms seeagc from New York. $50 From th,
Old ,onntry SIS intermediate CAdriac only sij For In
spfctou %, other apply at the compa
ny ' ~ " r. j. CORTIS. Agent
Agents for Philadelphia STUART TOBEY. 4o6 wslnuts
New-York tribune., 1885-07-24
Mss HAINES'S SCHOOL

AlACh SEMINAkl Tor girls: limited num-
y bors thorough training olghifnl home. honf
rom y. \. Addr-ss Mrs IAO0ENE bkkrHOLf frinclDa..
New-York tribune., 1885-07-24

MILWAUKEE July "a Wheat steady No. Cash 81 l4c.;
August $3.50: september eOsc Corn dull Oats Arm NJ, y
81 Rye-So l. 6Oc. BarIcy-No. = 09i2c- Irovlsons
Mess July Sl0 80; August $40 40 lard
Prime Steam Cash July So 60 August 20 10 Butter
choice creamery iIaiSc Cheese-Bcst Cream. Tai 2c.
EKRs-Fres Lad2c Receips-Flour. $500 bbls: Wheat
/. OUO bush.: bush. Shpmeuts-Fsour, 4iD0
nhIs q mi Rare Dusn
New-York tribune., 1885-07-24
For Both Sexes-Country.

ThOTO
all departments ~. ~. : ,.e, ,S. : -
NLAVERACK IN. W College and Hudson
" River institute College Course for GIFTS a M
ing Courscs in and Art Bows prepared 9r oohese vi
business Military dr. 32dyear opens sept; ID p..,dont
New-York tribune., 1885-07-24

GUSHING ACADEMY, Ashburnham, Mass
-, tn sss ,nr "a soyDe JAMES f. VOSE, Print.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-24

trains leave depot loot Of COrtandt end DesuIoSse9
sta at s:lO n $40. and p NJ for Esston. Bethlehem
Allentown Reading Mauch Chunk. WnkesLarre, Towandal
Waveriy Ithaca Geneva Lyons Buffalo and the West Pu
man through daily LEGAL Trains amand 54e
n m for Easton BETH chem and Coply. - =.
leaving at $40 and $40 P M connect for ~!
ronts in and Hazleton coal regions Sunday Train
ieayes for Msnch Chunk and Hazlet0n, s:io q N.
L b. BYIN0T0N, q. p. n
New-York tribune., 1885-07-24

ERIENDS SCHOOL for both sexes. FOUNDED
ITsl 81 30 per half year for board and tuition firs
,ar hsgps september p iss5. For circular. address
' AI7GTSIiN T. JONES A. NJ. Prn.. Providence, II. !.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-24

~ POUGHKEEPSIF. NY.
ladies' superior or thorough tram
ing ali branches preparatory Tor col
lege, with home comforts and special care.
Miss SARAH V. III. BUTLER
PRINCIPAL.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-24
Doar0 ano Rooms.


VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS-279, 2S1 and
Y 2S3 4th ave, caterer on premises
I'D IRVING place. Large, finely furnished
eD rooms with extensonj 81 90 up; splendid loca
tion references
.l.(D-ST., 80 EAST.-MadisOn Square.-Dc-
SsD sirable rooms with without board. Southernsrs
accommodated Table board
s(E EAST ST-Suites of rooms with
s)O private bathrooms; private table only Sr without
board rooms for gentlemen en- suite or singly.
i.(.) +. GOTH-ST. Rooms to let with board !;
~ reierences
III MADISON-AVE. Superior board !;
III transient summer guests received; fall engage
ments made suite and single rooms
ICl EAST 19TH-ST. T.-Iw wO connecting fur
SDl nshed rooms suitable for light housekeeping ref
West Side.
O0D-ST., 316 WEST.-Nice second floor
~ rooms with good board
.(IST-ST., Al WEST.-Newly elegantly
- furnished largo and small rooms with or without boar
table board references
OS WEST 35TH-ST.-COOl, nicely furnished
s)O drst floor summer prices references
An WEST OATH -ST.-Pleasant, cool rooms
M nicely furnished, nom s. upward per week reference
required.
AZ WEST 18TH -ST.-Very desirable rooms
4O with without board; reference.
HGTH-ST., 81 4WEST.--Desrable rooms with
HI board. Tranaents takon. References exchanged