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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-08

An inquitous practice has just been dis
covered In San Francisco which should re-
ctise some attention from Women's Foreign
Mission ary Societies. 1t IL asserted on good
authority that white mothers have been Civ.
ing and selling their illegitimste girl babies
70 Chinese spectators who ship them to
China where they are kept until twelve
ytars old and then sold to rich Cinnamon
Tor large sans
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-08

The American Historical Association has
elected Mrs. May Wright Ssw4ll to member.
ship, an action which reflects credit noon
the Society as we'll as confers honor upon
m Indiana woman. To women it is twice
gratifying a. evidence OF the high attain
ments of one OF their sex and OF the recog-
milton of women by men as cola5orers.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-08

At the Southern Caatauqua Assembly,
which will open or next Tuesday at Lake
de Funisk. Fla. Professor Emma P. Ewing,
90 widely known as President OF botn the
Chicago and Chatauqua Cooking Schools,
and Professor OF Domestic Economy in the
Iowa Agricultural College, will conduct 8
first class school OF cookery. Miss SUE NJ.
Birch, whose art work is feature OF Chan
tsuqus, assisted by several excellent artists,
viii have charge of the art school.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-04
rVO THOUSAND ISLANDS.
XVEST SHORE RAILWAY.
THE REST CONSTRUCTED AND FINEST EQUIPPED
DOUBLE Track LINE FOR BUSINESS or

THE REST CONSTRUCTED AND FINEST EQUIPPED
DOUBLE TRACK LINE FOR BUSINESS,
PLEASURE TRAVEL.
THE WEST SHORE ROUTE Is ALONG THE WEST
AROUND FOOTHILLS OF CATSKILL UNTAlNS
AND THROUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OF TIE
MOHAWK.
on aud after July .. 1885. trains will West !2d st.
station as follows:
All leave from downtown station. foot Jayst
North ver % minutes earlier rom foot OF
Detroit and Chicago. 'lO;iO a. '6; . ss d.
sleepers through
ST. Louis .6,iO. :. 10 p. m. Pullman Shoppers.
suspension Bridge Niagara Fails buffalo, Rochester 720
40: "i:lO. 'S:lOp. seepors ANA parOr cars.
Utica syracuse, 12O. "lU;iO. nio III, %. 81 o
Highland Pokeepsle saugeres and Albany 1910 .7.2o
.lOt. a. ll;i5 a. M. l.O5 'UlO. -; %. IN.
Nevbuig. Kingston and Catskill. 1910. 1870, 900
'l0;lU, Il.l5 q. m. $40, 40 .6: o. 1910 y. M.
Saratoga specials. 300 ll;lj u. m. 81 8
Lake George, euO lllDa M. SATURDAYS aniy, 3b M.
kaaerski Hunter, Hobart. Grand liOt, station
nici, y. o. ll;6 3i6 Buffet paror Grand
Hotel and Hotel kaaterskni VIA Phuncia v:Uv and
81 5p
Paisnville Cairo Mountain House station. 1910 720
OlO. ll:lo a, IN. $40 m.
For Montreal and Canada East. 900 m e:l0 D. m
Hamilton London. 'lhl0a m, '6;l0. s,l0 y. Toronto
s6i 10 as;lOp. Dh
.Daily. Other trains daily except sunday.
For tckets time tables sleeping
H. Stations Hoboken, 20 udson.sLj brooklyn Court at
Annex Office foot u fulton st NcwYok Ciiy a. 207 2J
$40 S0J so 9iv lilo. 1928 Broadway 73f 6th.ave ltt
East 25hst, l53 Bowery and West Shore stations foo
ofWest 42d ST. and foot OF Jays, North River. Baggage
called Tor and checked rom hotels and residences Orders
can be lott ~ ticket ohces HENRY MONETr
Seo hroadway General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1885-07-04
PHILADELPHIA AND READING R.R.
4 NEwJENsEY cENrRAL pIylsLoN,

Il NEWJEkSE1 CfNlKAl. DINiS iSiON,
TIME Gah + H, EEfEsE StH iHSE si.s 1885,
Eea,s q 400 NJ $50 s'cS %sc 5s".
Direct connection at Wayne Junction for and
Chestnut NJ at colmoia-avc for Man"yuns. consho-
DKAWI ISG.fooM OK RS all Day Trains andsLEEPINd
nsa1"lns @"d Sa ssSs oELfEIA Na,a .
sso ssG 6 m 1888 S 91 o 81 Ts 5 S saS sss Der" 's rs
For sHS9AYh oek haSGN fEApE and plLrsDuao psun
For org I&ilttILfAMsponr,, III suNBUnY, LEwIsBuRo and
rS aHnHf3s Sii az go S sS 5 | n o o o 4oo
For err REhb & B III sHS & o 5 sansTs s ai m p % so 400
% 80 Az SE1N l2o9 p n ,o Sundays s - 5;S lsn
For For SSHiHEPN and s'P Zoo s4s H.
d i5 p ls1 isA 3tS ;, StS & M sanays 81 at $50 m'
FOR pHMA9Ga al 100 7:l5 si5 m l:oo $780, sas 400.
raf S%LgYEN ALIEN d rqwS w md nd MAgcm cggSK
Fcr sS EAs ioS at 400 700 $40 m loo 1890 s4s 400
For liiGii BRIDGE BRANCH. az 400, S'i5 m. 400.
sSn5sS; 7oos.s Ia loo $780, 4OO' sso
For SGS sSN&hyiLlT soo ss' ,C'se llso
$50 1900, 7;So s;l5 1890 m sundays ioo 500 a. IN.
rfi s % g.? so sSs 81 81 S2s isis
'G % ssaSsys 500 saS m 1900 m, $50 e 400.
rsr SG oNs s9e RRaS5 ssa C p6GhAN GROVE &c. CAN m a.
& & gS % Us BAY except sC S .SS .sS
rs sHS s III tsSo % & s9s sg m so 400 500
For LAKEWOOD. TONS RIVER aud BARN NEGArat 400,
For IA R 1S tTS9 tTS and BnI DaEros At
400 a. m.. l:S0 p. m-
NcW-JEhSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No 9, North River via sandy Hook.
For HIGHLANDS, SEABRIGHr aud LONG BRANCH
i3o 900, llOo ~. l.oo 3i5. 4so. $50 sundays
For Ei.iEKoN. AsBURY PARK OCEAN GROVE.
OCEAN BEACH POINT PLEASANT. SC, 900. lI.oJ
For %fLHNric % an III ti 49, 900 M sls. $50
For LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER, BAnNEaAr. 4,So a. m,
Tickets can be procured foot Iibcry.st; Por No e.
North River II, 2o7 2al POI, 2s5, 2s. VA aud 1928
H. III and lab Greenwich st. 1858 2oS East 10Th. St;
1871 $50 Bowery, aud principal hot Is In New ork civ
n Brookivn at No tourt-st.; iO7 Broadway; SS so
Fulton.sf: 2u 3I9 Ma hattanave. In Ioboken 25i Wash
ingonst n. Y Transfer Company viii cal FOR and chec
baggage from hotels or residence TO destination.
| ]. L. WOOriEN, Z. q. HANCOCK.
General Manager. Gen. Pass. and Ticket Agt.
H. r. BALDWIN,. q. Il. r. Agt. li9 Libery-st ~ Y.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-04
BOOKS OF TIE WEEK.

THE WORKS OF THOMAS MIDDLETON. Edited by A. r..
Bulleu B. A. Eight vols Svo tBoston: Houghton,
Miffin K Coz
$50. Paper (G. Z. Putnams sons)
TENT LIFE IN SIBERIA ny George KEENAN, 12mo pp
425. %. =. Putnam's sons.)
MATILDA PRINCESS OF ENGLAND. Romance OF the
Crusadcs BY Mime. Sophie Coffin. vols. 16mo,
pp 3l7, 3l7 William 3. Gottsberger)
ELSIE yESSRg A Romance Of Destiny. BY Oliver W.
Holmes l2mo. PIP. $685. Paper. Boston: Hough-
ton, Mifn * Coz
THE SALTWATER TRAGEDY. BY 7. b. Aldrich. 12mo,
rp 324. Paper. (Bsston Houghton, Mifiiin a
CONAN, LADY BRIDE, AND OTHER POEMS. BY the Archer
OF NIainoc, &C. l6mo, PIP. l59. u-ondon: Pickering
a. Coz
BOY LIFE IN THE UNITED STATES NAVY. BY II. II.
Clark, U. n. limo. PIP. 3l3. Boston: ID. Lothrop
q Coz
florists AND FORESTRY IN POLAND LITHUASA AND THE
BALTIC Provinces OF RUSSIA Compile by John Y.
Brown. 12mo. PIP. 276 tEdinbursh: Oliver q
BoydJ
Two SIDES OF THE SHIELD. by Charlotte NJ. Yonge.
l2mo pp Az (Macmillan Co..
HISTORY or THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. BY James
schonler Vol 3. svo. pp 539. Washington, ID.
c.: William III. Morrison)
NUsIcAL HISTORY. BY @. A. Macfarren- Svo, pp. 22o
John I:,iand)
TIE EDUCATION OF NAN. BY Friedrich Froebel. 12mo,
pp. 273. "a. Lowell co..
TIE WATERS or HEBCULEs Novel. 16mo, PIP. 32l
Paper. tiarper Bros)
P0MPLn Illustrated limo. PIP. 40. Vonn rcand'
New-York tribune., 1885-07-04
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after Juno ?. 1885.
GKEAI TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains eayc NewYork Desbrosses and Courtand
Fef1cs "a follows
Harrisburg Pittsburg and the West Palace
Cars attached. q a NJ, q. and daily. New-Yofk
Limited Of ParOr Dining. Smoking and
ing Cars at every day.
williamsport. Lock Haven Cory and Erie at
connecting AZ Cory for Iitusyc Petroleum cen.
TIRE the oil Regions.
Baltlm0rc Washington and the south Limited Washington
Express Of Pullman Paror Cars daily except Sunday. 10
arrive Washington 100 y. regular at $50. ani
$3.50 m. $40 and M and l2 night. SUNDAY. 6lj
m, s. 80 and D. and II night
For Atlantic city. except sunday Win through carr o.
For Cape May. except SUNDAY. m.
Long rancn Hay Head Junction aud intermediate stations
va Railway ami Amboy. ~. 20 .na a m H. II & noon
al 9 4. m. and p m do not stop at Asburv Park
For Old Point and Norfolk Phadcphil and
Norfolk railroad. 6.2O a IN. days and p every
day; via Baltimore aud BAY Line $40 D. m week days.
Boats OF ruOkyn connect with all through trains Mt
Jersey CITY. nnorng speedy and direct transfer Tor
Brooklyn travel. -
Trains Arrive From Pitsburg T. =, 1880 m. Gj5 and
9.35 y. daily From Washington and Baltimore 6:2p,
a M. l.2O. B. o. ,. o. $50 and 1905 y. m. SUNDAY.
6;21. a. m, B q; 30 ino5 e. ~, From Pnia iePha
$50 63O go 6.ij. 100 $50. 800 9.3j. 1905 p. m.
and - 20 night Sunday 90 go IOo oOj ll3o III.
$40 GO 800. $50, J3j. lOOj p III
New-York tribune., 1885-07-04
DROViDENCE LINE

NASHUA CONCORD,
ALL NORTHERN NEW. ENGLAND POINTS.
Pleasantest route 10
WHITE MOUNTAINS
Elegant Steamers
RHODE ISLAND and MASSACHUSETTS leave New York
Pier -, y. H. foot Warrcnst at H. daily cxccps
49, -
LONGEST WATER ROUTE full nights rest. White Noun.
tain train with parior leaves steamers landing proy.
dcnce $50 through to Fabyar's without change
Breakfast q steamer at Dinner 1T Ply mouth
arriving at Faby ans early IN aiteTno n.
PROVIDENCE LINE
is mos; direct route 10 resorts on
NARRAGAN~Eri BAY
Tickets and staerooms be secured IN NcwY0rk at
Astor ouse 25l 2s7 S07 39I 49, 1Sj. 9i2 95I Broad
way Windsor Fifth Avenue. Astor nous, Grand Central
Cosmopolitan Hotels-B2o Bowery. In Brooklyn at 3JJ
Washington. 73O Fulton SITS, and at Pier 30 y. X.
send "a iox 3.0ll for Summer Excursion Book.
ID. :. BABCOcK, F. W. POPPLE,
President. General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-04
\ NEW:YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

IN RIVER RAILROAD.-Commencing June o. 1885.
through trains will leave Grand Central Depots
drawing room cars 70 Rochester and St Adams, ~.
ga M Saratoga, Lake George and Montreal special with
through Drawing Room ars
$50 a. Fast Limited Chicago and st Louis Exprcss
With dining cars stopping Albany syracuse Rochester.
Buffalo Niaeara Falls Erie Cleveland and Toledo arriving
at Chicago $50 Cincinnati 7jj and ST. Lors TAO
p m next day. Through Drawing Room Car TO Niagara
1890 m. Chicago Express drawing cars Rich
field Springs Canandaigua. Rochester Niagara Falls and
Western New.York and Northern Express with
drawing room cars
$40 p m. Albany Troy. sara,oga and Utica Express,
through drawintroom 10 Lake George Saturdayc
only
4p. m. Accommodation n Albany and Troy.
.6 m Chicago ST. Lous Express with seepng gears for
Niagara Falls Buffalo, Cincinnati Toledo Detroit Chicago
$50 D. m Express with sleeping cars Syracuse
Auburn road aud Ia Saratoga; also 10 Mol'rta al
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Cleveland, Ioleto AMI De.
troit also Wateftown daily. Saturday, and 70
Ogdensburg daily. except saturday.
ll:iJ Night Express with seepngcars to Albany and
Troy. Connects with the for the est and Tor
the North except saturday night
Tickets sale az Grand central Depot No Bowling
Green 4l3 Broadway Harlem Depot l2jthst and sthaye
and Westcotts Express 0fccs Parspace rear Broa'
way. lS5 aud g42 broadway. and 62 West l2tst New
York. 333 Wasbngon and s3O Fulton sts Brookyn and ~
4th.sf.. Williamsburg.
Accommodations in drawng and seepng can bs
procured a of the ticket Offices In Newfork CITY, aud
333 Washington-st. Brooklyn
Baggase called for ard checked from residence.
tThe. trains Harlem l25th ~ and itiiaveb
IN TorCEY "' '"'' :" A''""' D. NJ KENDRIcK.
General superintendent. General Passenger Asehes
New-York tribune., 1885-07-04

"Uehas added another to the list of great English hsto
cal companion volume worthy TO be ranked WIN
'Ivanhoe,' 'Esmond' Westward Hov "A Tale oil TWO
Cities and The Cioster and the Heirth Zoroaster s
remarkable work."-lMail and Express
"In zoroaster Mr. Crawford in measure to the
peculiar methods strange eject In his frst
novel There as in Mr Isaacs' the mystical, semi'meta
sca supernatural iDrcaces OF Oriental regious
philosop ny. furnish background for the story hc
gives spenddy glowing drama OF ancient Oriental fe
brilliant colornr wordpaintne stirring and novel
plot noby pathetic In ending There are but Few hgure
but each from the distinct individual
creation Of a masters brush"-tCbris'ian Union.
ZOROASTER.
BY F. MARION CRAWFORD
"a brilliant and successful literary performance. Tho
characters vdy skecbed and the descriptive scenes
are wonderfully fascinating while the plot Is full OF rhyth
mic action and Next 10 Mr. Isaacs we
think prove be the authors most popular efor-
Washington Evening star.
2oroaster will undoubtedly add TO the authors repute
He has given MS story markell nobility Of thought main
tane with but few apses heroic level and concluded
fashion that is at tragic and
Athenaun
1t will undoubtedly rank with the best fiction Of the time
-fBos Budget.
Zoroaster is strong novel and 10 best Of Mr.
Crawiords writings would bedffcuit point
which the widely differing qualities OF human
powerfully and really portrayed than In
the persons Of Nehusha and Aoss Darius and Z0roaser
1.-The Church.
ZOROASTER,
BY f. MARION CRAWFORD.
Few can put book aside without being impressed with
its description, its interesting incident and plot and
decatey drawn action Of its well posed charactcrs
tDoson Daily Advertiser.
stand the greatest and most mastery effort not
his pen but from that OF other living writer as
well-( Brooklyn Magazine.
great story and takes its place among the splendid
works of historical 6ction.-t Philadelphia Press.
1t beyond doubt the best OF Mr. Crawfords wrngs-
lChristisn at Work.
II praise that "ZoroaseT" one Of the
greatest Of novels.-tCleveland Leader.
MACMILLAN & CO., Ncw-York.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-04

NORWICH LINE FOR BOSTON, WORCES-
~ TER PORTLAND NEw-LONDON. NORWICH.
WHITE MOUNTAINS and al points East From Pier
40 North River foot Of Watts ST. next pier above Des:
hrosses street Ferry at p. CITY OF WORCE>TERv
Tuesdays, Thursdays and saturdays -CiIf OF BDsrON
Monays tuesdays and Fridays Tickets and Staterooms
be sccurd aA stor House 20I 26 39 AMI 95I froid
way Wnsor and ars Hotels s3S Futonst,
bio"ASn' "h" "' 4 'e' NJ - GRO W. BRADY Agent.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-04

HON., INFLUENCE. Tale for Mothers and DaugnteTs,'
BY Grace Aguilar tHarper's FranKnn oqu"
brary) x.., 4
I1rrElI,s LIVING AGE. Vol 165. Boston Ltteh q
Coz
POEMS Original and Translated BY Charles II
With Memoir by Charles W. wendte seiecseu p.on ~m
Edited by W. p Andrews. 16ino. PIP. 80. tnos'on :
Roberts Bros.) -.
TIE soyG CELESTIAL BY Edwin Arnold M A. iono'
pp 1885, (Toston: Roberts Bros.)
New-York tribune., 1885-07-04
THE NEW LINE
Il BErWEER
SEW.YORK. ILADEiPIIIX NORFOLK OLD POINT

C0MFOkr AND rfiE SOUTH -
The Now.York, Philadelphia Norfos lisiroad Company
S aoT runs East Day and Night Erprs between NswaS
sha aye 1ares Trans leave Sevi ors VIA Pennsylvan
Sauroaa o:2o ~ week days and p N da ", arrrmsg
folk p. and 9l5 IA. sleeping ara tbruush from New
Ysrx 70 Cape ChRres snd Psrior Gar Philadelphia vita
cut charE ckes paor,er seats aud sleeping serths ca
DO secured ut say ee Cfce OF the rennsyyana kareas
Company, Il. B CoOKE, Gcnl pa,A aud Ersisht Agenk
~ WsoUdNL 6uDeyufeudspt
New-York tribune., 1885-07-04

T EHTGH VALLEY RArLROAD.-Passen n ea)
trains leave dep9s foot Of cors.ndt and ps:SFo::ss
Allentown Reading Mauch Chunk: Wse,.arrc .Tow,sdas
through daily trains at am and SAC
p. for Eason Bethle chem and Coplay. z
Trains eavin9 At sl0 l. and $40 for An
onts IN Mahonoy and Hazeton coal regions sunday tra
General Eastern Office No. 235 Broadway.
K B. BYINGTON, @. p. A. j
New-York tribune., 1885-07-04
Steamboats, nn0 RAILROADS.

A -RONDOUT,k KINGSTON and CArSKILL
"a MOU ,TAfNS, landing at ciHnstons west Point.
Cornwall Newburs. Marlboro. Milton. Poughkcepsic, and
Esopu. connecting with Ulster ami Delaware.
and tatsk Mountains. AM kaaer Kill railroads steamers
CITY OF KINGSTON and JAMES W. BALDWIN lesvo
every pier foot OF Harrison.st. " r.,
cept Saturdays when city Of Kingston leaves at y.
landing NewburQ and POughkerpsie. connecting with
special trains for all 81 MINER MLsoRTS rHRouGh THE
tATkkl IL. MOUNTAINS. VIII ltavs londOut SUNDAY
nights II O'clock arrival special fast train from
Mountains. arriving at New.lorR Monday u q. m.
Freight steamer will leave ut saturdays fo all land
New-York tribune., 1885-07-04
nAY LINE TO NEWBURG.
ERIE RAILWAY. now known as the NEW

LKlE RAlLW n 1, HOW kuOWu dS Iuc w W :
II YORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD.
Arran gements from Chambersst Depot From 23d
at. 10 minutes earAer.
o m.-Dav except sundays Day Express Drawing room
Niig,rt Fails aud suspension rldge. Sleeping Coaches
Horncllsvle to Cincinnati and Bnfaotp Chicago
chorge for time Pullman Buffet sleeping Coaches TO
Buffalo arriving 7:2j M Niagara Falls 1888 Saa.
manca. 6:5j m Cleveland. 1880 M Cincinnati, 5:l5
p ST. Louis. s:S5 seeonf day. Connecting trains
Train OF Pullman bay and seeping Coaches to Binghamton
Rutherford AMI Passac i45 s45 120 $50 $50 1920 ~
midnight sundays 5:i5 7;i5 $50 1920 las $50 7;io
Paterson aa5 5s5 72o 7.5o o.8o 1920 m IL noon las
$50 4:4O bO $50 $40 $50 1870 $50 1880 and y
midnight sundays 545 745 $50 1870 Lao $50 7:4o
Newark and Paterson via Newark 8t5 $50 10 1870
800 Ago 800 $3.50 G20 1880 10 and IL midnight Sat
sniern 5i5 75O $50 1920 IN l45 $3.50 $50 i40 8
$50 $40 $50 1880 m i2 midnight sundays $40 7:i5
$50 1920 q m l:t5 $3.50 and ~ midnight.
Warwick 445 7:t5 l0;i5 ana 10 o m sundays sio q ~
Rondont and Kingston and Montgomery 0 AM 3:Sop. m
Goshen AIS 5:l5 $50 1920 $3.50 $50 43O $50
M Sunday 5:i5 1:45 $50 1920 ID. G30 p M . . m -
SUNDAY 5i5 80 $3.50 lO:2Oa 600 6:3O The and
$3.50 connect with New York ontario and Western
Railroad Mainst he m train stops at Manst only
Port Jcryis 45 1909 1920 III. $3.50 4:3O 6SS3O H. sun
o Soats @ leave 2sdst e. w. S4j G5 m e:i5 m to Gas
m every minutes; $40 TO loi5 every thirty
tickets passage and 10 Drawing Room and
Coaches be obtained and orders Tor the checking
sna aS or q s r"%yy S De 7
Conrt.st Brooklyn, at the Companys Depofs. .
Express trains from the West arrive York at 7:l0
'''o J0HN X ABR0fT F. Genr Passr Agent NewYork
New-York tribune., 1885-07-04

Express Trans NevYork Desbrosses and Court
landt street Ferries, az follows;
G.2O 1870. X, % Chicago Iimlien. and 10 Washington
Iuted II. ll:lD M. $40, $40. T. i:i0, ). O. T. \
and D. m. and ~ night Sundays, 6i5. % LiInite,p
and iOa. M $40. .. = Z. and p. and ~ night
Trains leaving New-Y0rk daily except Sunday ats O. and
llIOa M. l.. "a and D. M. p. sundays s.
connect Trenton for Camden.
Keturnng trans leaye Broad street Station. Philadelphia
l2Ul 80 i:J D. Jl5 500 1880. $40 $50. ii and :l5
a. Uimlted Express ;i4 and $50 D. m) l.4'. g. B.
I:3, O. 64j. $50 a M / T. (i5O Iimltodl C5O 4 o.
TAO y. Leave Philadelphia. via Camden a. daily
sunday.
and foot Dcsbrosses and C0urandt sts COurs and
Broollyn Annex station foot Fulton s lSrooKly yn.
Iuschs Hotel HobOkon station. Jersey City Eyl yrlnt
Ticket once No :. Battery place, and Castle Garden.
The Newlork Transfer 60 npany will call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences
CHARLES T. PUGH j. *. WOOD.
General Manager General Passenger Agent
VNO THOUSAND ISLANDS.
NEW.YORH, ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILROAD.
TIROUGH PULLMAN BUFFET SIEEPERS WITHOUT
CHANGE BETWEEN NEW-YORK ANDSr LAWRENCE
RIVE train leaving lay ST., Newlork at 5:25 D.
42d st. 5iJ D. Fu;onst, Brooklyn, A:iJ Re-
turning, steamer St Lawrence leaves Alexandria Bay,
Day train Leaves Jayst 800 a. West i2d-st O:20
A. ~; brooklyn, 500 a. Night tram daily.
MILLS BU UlLDING
New.York. J.C ANDERSON,
Ar.nf
New-York tribune., 1885-07-04
Uressmdu.I
Eegdl Noilccs.

WHEREAS, the Undersigned, Margaret :.
Roberts Of the children and next Of kin OF John
soey ate OF tie ciy Of Ut oneida County, y. " de.
ceased with widow and OF kin OF said
deceased intends TO Apply 10 the Snrrogacs Court OF tho
oneida for letters administration the
sona estate the 18th day OF July 1885
o'clock In day under the provisions Of
section oi ClV Procedure OF the
Ncw.Nork.
Now Therefore notice hereby given to all persons
ing against the estate of said john soey deceased to
present the TO Hon William Bliss surrogate Of the
ounty oneida his Office In Rome. sad comfy
before the l4th day OF July 1850. -
Dated June 3, lSS5. MARiAREr :. ROBERTS.
JOSEPH ;. AVERY. attorney, No 40 Genesec-st Utica,
n.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-04

INDEX FOR 1884
THE NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE
ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED.
Contains also
The Years Record,
Circuit OF the Worlds History
Political Activity and Commercial Depression In
The United States The Chici Events
in the Old world.
With Table Of Topical Heads
Price 80 Cents.
THE TRIBUNE.
NEw.YORK.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-04
Nrm 1Jabliratlons.

NEW NOVEL by f. MARION CRAW
"A FORD.
Author OF Mt. Isaacs" doctor Clsudius" etc. etc.
ZOROASTER,
BY F. MARION CRAWFORD,
Author OF "Mr. Isaacs" ""Dr. Claudius." etc. eto
l2mo bound In cloth, extra 81 TO-
New-York tribune., 1885-07-04
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH

Tr,ns Iy roHk . NEw5hAVEN p ;, AND M mARrF0RD @
Lnconaye near Third Avenue Bridge Harlem River
eached by Thru Avenue Elevated Raroa daily, except
40 5:io $40 and 500 p m: for Pors Norris Casanova
Chester Ti%Pson Bay chester Pelham Pay, Barlow cty
NewRochee with trains1or all points the limo Of
the New York Newiaven and Hartford Railroads; Shore
Line and Air line Divisions; New-Cana Middieown.
New Britain and Sned Branches; and al points
East.
Midnight train for New Rochelle and all intermediate sta
Sunday for New Rochelle an all intermediate sta.
tions at 1900 and $3.50 the latter train connecting
at New Rochelle with trains to Gran Genital Depot and
Stamford
New-York tribune., 1885-07-04

NATSKILL MOUNTAINS.
~ CATSKILL EVENING LINE
STEAMERS KAAIEfSKILL and CAISKILL
leave foot of HaIrsonst,
n. r., week day M p. counecttng with Catall
Mountain and Cairo Railroads 10 o'clock boat from Catsk
sunday nights arrival OF special MouHin Send
pier for Circular giving nstable list Of houses rates. &c.
or address w. J. Ill HES. Treas. Catski n. Y.
EOR LONG BRANCH Steamer Heisey
Captain g. W. DAVIS leaves Pier n East River, daily
sundys excepted at $3.50 n Returning leaves Long
Branch $3.50 stops az soabright way at
Highlands signal. Passengers freight rates.
Horses and carriages especially. H. +. DOBBIhs, owner
New-York tribune., 1885-07-04
STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads

IA
DAY LINE STEAMER ALBANY OR G. vIBBARD,
daily Except Sundays.
Leave Fult0n-st. Brooklyn (by Annex. m
Vestry-st. Pier Sew.Y0rk. S4O q NJ
West 22d-sL Pier. New York. .....----...--..9 M
for ALBANY landing at Nyack and Tarrytown by ferry,
West Point NewDurg POughkccpsic Rhinebeck Catskiii
CONNECTIONS.
RHINEBECK-With II. and Q. W. Il. r. FOR Hartford,
Springfield and the East and by ferry with special train on
U. and ID. H. X. for the resorts Of the Catskills
CATSKILL-WItb special train on Catskil MI. X X
HUDSON-With Is and A. X r. for Chatham, Pittsneid
North Adams and ]. ebanon SpIinga - 49,.
ALBANY-With D. and II, G. Co.'S r. X. for Lake Seorge'
Montreal and the North, and with n YC And T. II ~,
and the West SPECIAL SARATOGA EXPRESS
A LBANY BOATS-"PeODlc's Line."-DREW
~ Md DEAN RICHMOND leave Pier Al. North River
foot OF CaDast every week day at M. connecting with
all points North and West Freight received until time OF de-
parture.
nAY LINE TO NEWBURG.
- steamer JAMES T. BRETT from Pier o n. r., near
Iector.st at IL O'Clock, and West 2sts at lI:l5 DAILY
sunday excepted landing at Verplanks Cranstons COld
Spring and Cornwall FARE so CENTS. Excursion tickets
reduced rates. Special rates 70 pdriies
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
IN Trains leave from Chambers Depot for Engle wood
Closter. Pierment and Nyack $50. 10 m 320 400
$40 6:i0 $50 n ~ midnight Sundays Z, a. IN and
Nanret. Spring Valley and Monsey 7. l0a m. 45o;p. m
Sundays . a. IN.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-04

FOR ORIENT, GREENPORT, SHELTER
ISLAND: s0UTHOLD and SAG HARBOR-1hs
steamer FRANCES Will leave for above aniing from Pier
~ ~ = Ss r. New York foot Of Pinest TUESDAYS.
leave above landings for New.York MONDAYS WEDNE5.
DA AYS and FRIDAYS.
RACKETT & BRO, Agents SO south-st NY
Gee special advertisement OF Steamer Frances
New-York tribune., 1885-07-04
TO PHILADELPHIA.
VIA THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLDEST ROUTE

20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND 10 on SUN
DAY. ) STATIONS IN PHI LADELPHIA, IN
NEM-lORk.