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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
MECHANICs AND FAITH. stnay or sptritusi
~rrn,h I'm Nature. BY CHARLES TALBOT POKTRR r..
1omo mn 295 @. p. Putnams Sons.

NSFCUANICS AND FAtTH. Stndy or spritusi
Truth in Nature BY CHARLES TALBOT POINTER
1amo mn. 295. @. p. Putnams Sons.
The advent of another treatise on the rela-
6on between religion and nature Is not IN IN
sniriug event. Many such works have been
calied into existence by ambitious theorists, but
few have made IN important impress upon nu-
man thought The majority oil them have elthei
re-threshed old straw on sought amid new straws
of slender analogy for giuns oi conclusive
f,uth that were not there Ii needs no l0ug-
extended dlsQul>itlons TO prove that the creator
knew how to create, ql that harmony oil pur-
pose and design pcrvades all His works ne
average thinker will qul, KY conclude that IL
all things have proceeded tlVn one intelligent
Fist Cause, they must he cons steht III all thelr
parts Certainly he will not imagine that God
created mind and matter to contradict and
oppose each other
MIR. Portti's book is anmatedhy sincere and
in the main intelligent purpose. But not every
sincere and intelligent purpose Is OF vital value.
70 prove, as Mr.. Potter undertakes to DO, th:.t
spiritual aud material forces work bamonously
together Is a work of supererogatlOn. 10
STOW the analogy that exists between maternal
and spI itual processes Is to repeat an oit-tOld
tale. To state that mechanical scicnce-ol nat
uiid phlo>Ophy-glves us the key TO all spiritual
PERCEPTION. is to 20 to a bold but by no means
novel extreme: many readers Will refuse to
accept such position, but THIS is not the bis'
author who has taken II. In the sum OF the
reasoning of twenty-three essays, Mr.. fo,tei
gets further than the observation OF rope,
that whatever Is is right or OF a far moie
ancient wiier, that God saw all that lie lad
made. and behold ii was very goHi: Inc
world will not bc startled by this conclusion ;
neither Will it he inclined 10 quarrel with 1t.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
PHILADELPHIA AND READING R. R.
L NEW JERSEY CENTKAL DIVISION.

Foor OF LTfkRTY.sT, 40 RfH RIVER
For M fHlLABEEGPhHs and and IRENroS .Roan4 ufe,s
SS isSop pG M Sc stSDAYs @ 100 S si5 n $50 100
Chestnut Hln, at Coidinbiaave for aaaayunk conshS
DRAwTSa.Ro ~ CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEP.
Returning % leave % fHiLADELPHlA, ynth and Green s,..
7so $50 $50. li:0Oa M ll3, 34i so go LOO p n.
s SS KS 5 sSo 1898 % T5a 19 SIS
For z IodR sgMa3E MR9ES ss FhhnE and ren
NJ %%AHANoY CRY at @, $50 ., a.. $40; 400 q "a,
100 a W. 100 1870. 400. $780, '45, 1900 IN sundays
,s - sss az $50 n
=. IS - S. Is NJ - sf:f:}s ,,a 81, TO-
Far TS2 Il Ali EyrowN and MAUcH CHUNK
For EX fGy 4So 100 $50 100 I'se ;s $500 a
rtr s2 2IG 81 Gb BRaScm cIrs' 400 Vs s'
rGf r r FlEai saniey SGreS 100 $50 lOO isO 400 $780,
M CS sCT sJ Se so sse go iq s S
$50 100. 1880. $40 lO:S0p. IN Sundays t'oo 30 '
rd1 Sq tof Iyp I5o 40 N 800 ZOO 70 $50 1913.
ioo 100 iso ESQ $50 a. go ssS ssS iS i9o IN. q
Sundays 400. sa5 III. 1900 H.. LOU 'oo ''0 WV
70. isb Sa 40 i5s S 800 $50 Si5 p sundays 800 %
PEANcm osEAS sd sC sR9vt SS sss Sc SsC & g rap NJ
SUNDAYS Except ocean Grove) At 800 a. n iOoP M m,
For TO- TONS RIVER and EGAr at roo
s:lo IN. l30. 430 j. M 49,. >,r ., pptnGErOS al
For ATLANTIC CITY. NlNhbAN " anu
400 IA m lS0 p m. ~ ,,-,.,oN
NFW-JEksEY SOUTHERN DIVISION
ss 30 Ssh 1.F S'i ~
:Jv /. w a. M. iOo. S.4o 400 $3.50 IN eun'ssS ''V'
rdr STIASrIo oT aIGhLANDs. .sO. 300 m. s4' ''o'
For ri ILRRKaEwooD. TONS RIVER and BARNEdAr 'S'
"a - m; tN,VS t,VV % NVVrnSVs OCEAN BEACH and PoiNF
p pLE I n ~ = Nric CITY vINELAND aud BRiD6EioS
spss can be procured DOT Of Lbery:I re rsr nSosS
,s V,ver 81 VOL 2sT, AL ga, l<O and lS-o o"y
Nor's ~. w Ssi and shave Rvinstcn s 10 ~ 10 ia I
lio ITO hast lsoth st. 1851 ,oos.
~, aud prtnoipa hotels Ncw-i or. Guy ~ IN
xn A. No Scart-st. i07 Broadway, ssa 500 E~o New.
~ anhsttan.ave In Hoboken, 23t fr,m
XS irspsfcr Company win call Tor aud eheoA 'AshSs
tofsls or roaiienoo 10 destination ~ a HANCOCK,
j. r. WoOITfN, -. pss. ssd resel A4t
General MansgeE . CON ~ iisesSy-sI. n. y
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST.

I bELA W ANTI, LAONh W IN n anu W TO II
~ ERN RAILROAD. SHORTEST LINE BETWEEN
NETWORK AN BUFFALO. LIGHTNING EXPRESS
TRAINS NO DUST ALWAYS on TINE -.
PULLMAN PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING COACHES
IN Daiiy except sundays Bufslo osTeso Express
Pullman coaches 10 Water Csp stoudsburg B9s
hsmton klmira Bath. Puralo Syracuse osweeo Greene
oxford Orwch. Utica. connect for Pltt-tQn.
WIkesbarre Danyils. & Northumberland AZ oa
Ithaca and ntcrmedIate stations
lp Bnghamton an Elnra Express. Pullman coaches
for Water Gap scranton BiBshamton Owego and Eimrs.
FOR Pitts, Sson Wkesbirre 40
I D; m. DAILY Buffalo Limited IDTess Pulnln coGhss
% oI mst ScHa'on ~ RISa
7:2Ga m. Sleeping coach for Olean via Wsvla1f
Daily B1aalO and nswego Frpre.s. Pullman
coaches for stroudsburg Scranton BnghsmOn Cortant
Syracuse. Oswego Greene or Ori Norwich Utict ana
Rehded springs connect 81 ithaca and nters
diate except saturays Connects al bualo With
for ali points West
For Rchheid springs m. daily except Sundays .
p. m daily sieeDing coach attached. -,
See tables for way trains Morris and Essex d.
via
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RAILROAD.
On and after JUNE %. 1880,
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
leave via DesDroses and Corandt streets
HairisoGrS. PttsDSrg aud The west with Pullman Palac,
and Scaso alteJ facr Dining smoking and sleep
az gH. D. No. sonntet,as Cory for rtasSs Petroleum
Centre. AMI tue Oil Regions
For Le0auon IA NJ. g. 4Op A.. and L night u,--.,.-
on ESpe OF paace o.rs iaT i1ssps
10 M sFTys wnasGa sa 9 and ~ ss .sfxo %
LOO. 49, ana 800 M. ani II hisaS sunday dI' u-
For Atisatlc CIV except sunday llloa m Through
For TaT, lana aHS Nav, = p e9cept "a sunday, ,lnm
Long rnc6 Bav lead TSnet,en intermediate stations,
$$a aayay sIa A@Doy 80 aa 1nq 50 % n 6n 1anday
FOR Ola pcn mt ana Sorok W. nSt soP
SorOIk dli!roa1 y ey,ry dAy via Baltimore and
Boatso Brooklyn Anuek connect With all .hroa,a tran: m
P'ss%ss Wa5 so ;oa s' an ssIi IT, asr. s'
~ 2S 9o az o5s oso an 'osi la oS' Prom
81 o5 g & SS9 s5 "a 80 7s1 j. '2Ss ss gs & iss 9
a30 oS5, D m AMI 1870 night sunday 800, ez6, 500
S:lo 1880. ilSo H. 800 o3J 6,5 S.zO 9s5 aud 1898
FOR PHILADELPHIA
express Trains leave via Des6rosses and Court
lalnIt street Ferries, as toloss =, ,,...,,--...
SG itc zG and Al pYO Il n sS ISd 4 az" and 1
Tn vm suRsys Exprpss siS t 900 g mted aud 10 u
tsI o. o. s2 .,y % ana ~ Gis%S and
lll9 a m, /, :. :: .. p NJ aud 70 a m and D. m ga
sundays connect at Trenton for Camden. .
Returning Trans ietye rga street sstlon. LadeIphia
lgOl 10 400 40 $40 $50. 1870. o2O S3o IL aud
lll5 o. Limited Express lili aud 4:50p. n !2;t3
g. 4, y. d;5j ~ Sl2 All 900 Ou SUNDAY. l2Ol,
800 100 $40 $40. $50 ~. l24 C45o LAniteD dSa.
Leave Thu.iciphia via Camden. 900 daily. except
SUNDAY.
s.o an eTosaway As,Ss Ios.s
BrooAlyn Anuex station. loot Of tultonsk. BrOJAlYn
Eusch's Hotel, HODJkcr Staon Jersey City EmigclnG
Ticket Office No. ! Battery Place aud astlo Garden.
NewYork Transfer Company Will call Tor and chs'k
baggage 90 hotels and residences
CHAS. H.. PCGH, J. r. WOOD.
Manager. General PaSsr AAaah
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
~ YORK; LAKE ERIE AND MLSIEkN RALLkOAD

ERlE RAlLW AG, now known as the NEW
same hour local 23dst fifteen minutes
o a. mDay cxcep, sundays Day Express Buffet Drawing
falo Niagara Fails and suspension Bridge sleeping
q D. m~Daiiy Chicago and ST. LOUIS Limited Express"
solid Pullman tram OF Day and Hotel sleeping caches
m: Cleve Gland lq5Oa nj Cincinnati GA r @ Chicago
p m%Daiy buffalo and Niagara Falls Limited. arrives
Buffalo ,aG g. M sspensio2 nr1ge a ao a,I NJ he most
Day cniesgo for re Nest Pullman Day
B%nao RiasaTa o Fails cnensaii and cheaso
hatherf2d % ca and pasS& & 4te o. 20 20 'S 20 $50 S. sio
SiG S so t 1920 s9 ~ Ho i5 go n .5 os5 H. i mid
t 7S seS 5 s5 q3s s 1888 800 S 81 49, 80
& 49, S" No. iYS i S o. M 4 ~SSh soo S S p @nS iG
1880 NJ. 200. 500 i2o; 52o $50 $40, $50 go9 1000
hs@is only SpHsays $50 cG 80 3 % 80
eiU S rs 49, 1913 1880 ' p G aVS and r + mi %dnis sundays
% $50 1920 an iaS $50 1880 pm and II %ianE ~,
Monticello and White Lake. a. m., $3.50 p Sundays,
Newburg and Cornwall 100 m. $3.50, l:so $50 i and
EondOat and Kingston % and nj Montgomery as ga m $3.50
Goshen 4l5, o4. 100 8, 1920 a. M $3.50, 500 40, T.
nv SUNDAY as loHS So % SSo d
TAO. p. Sunday j45, $780, 1920 nl $50 p m inc
and Western Railroad at Man.st rheoa train stops At
Port Jcrvis 445 1850 Q. 1920 IN. $3.50 tso. 90 90
7a5. $500 900 sunday $50 1910 a. m' 600 $50 ~
Goats leave West 23d st. T. 545 M to0i5 m, every
ana esi 4uSs % 10 o1 IN a 70 s1Cy oa % Sundays % ~
To loio IN every thirty minutes. l0A5 IN 10 "io H.
Tickets passage and apartments Drawing Room and
and transfer q HasssEs may Be e a! The ss
Express trains nom tho West arrveln NewYork at ''io
''O' JOHN n ABBoTI. GsnI pass'r Agent New.Y0rk.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
6tedinboms an1 nniIrnnhs.
FALL RIVER LINE,-For Boston. Newport

r All Itivor, ana East ana North F~~9
A DOUBLE DAILY SGRVfCEfs IL now be,nS cc...,.x -
ans route rcar stesmers m commission PIL6RfM BRfs
1pi, fhoNlDENCE sah OLD COLONY Ana pAv n
ana oHCHESTRA at1ched 70 each vessel Teav. ~
f9K rom Pier Is Toll SO) n. H.. foot Of Murray A. y.
6s0P. NJ. for Pail River direct connecting FOR Po.,o,
Fchburg View Bed ford Marthas Vineyard Nanrn.
local points on Old Colony ulrord NV aa
t;l5P NJ for Newport due about a and Fall Rivsr
ABOUT a. m. connecting with
for Boston. Cape Cod Lowell North White won
tains etc. '''aa-
SUNDAYS leave New YORK at $50 for points cor
nection BY ANNEX BOAT from Brooklyn D. m Jerss.
CITY %. m. ~ ' 'N''oy
Tickets and staterooms be obtained in New york a,
2O7 25l 9t2 3i4, 9j7 and 1923 BrOafway l53
Astor House and Windsor Hotel Line Ofco Pier ~ IL
and on st@3ner-. - ~ ~
BORDEN LOWELL. 0KO T. CONNOR
Agents. Cea. PA.s AGENT
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
NEW-YORK TO THE ADIRONDACKS
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL.

For RED BANK, LONG BRANCH OCEAN GrovE. As.
BURY PARK. OCEAN BEACH SPRING LAKE, Pr.
PLEASANT etc.
Commencing June 2s. 1885. train, leave NevYors, foot
Courtiandt and Desbrosses SITS; 1lp express m ~
noon $50 3O express ~ except Rel Bank 4l0
express :. $50 y. IN. sundays. 40 a. m. %.
foot iibcrtyst 4 Slj. II express a nj l3l ex.
pr,ss. 3:3O express 43U $50 exnress 65
SUNDAYS sunday trains DO not stop az Ocean
Grove OF Asbury Park. J. K. WOOD.
RUF BLODGErT Sup'r. Gen. Pass Ag't p r. r.
@ HANCOCk. @. 2. and Tckt. Axant z 4 X. X. &
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
STEAMBOATS, ano Railrou0s.

EOR RHUDSON.-Steamers Rcdfe.d and Nc
Janus making close connection with Boston ant Al
bany H. H. iJr Chatham Pittsied North Adams ami inter
mediate stations. Also with NcwlOrk. llutand and Mon
rea X H. formerly Lebanon springs Lebanon springs
bcnDineton l!uti ma etc Also Tor COXSACKft. Albany
and ntcTnrae pac s. connccfnk COXscAIe with
for dreeney ic oas i'm AM heilsi Day AZ 5p sun
diys ptedl from pcr foot FrIpKinst, " L., y. Y.
City Boats leave Hudson TOR NJ at daily except
Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09

CIGLARS PREPARATORY SCHOOL
. NEwBURf, ~ Y, For circulars &c addiess p,no,na,
HENRY w. SIGLAh, N. A. tfAe). fiihc'Pai'
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
-ROsTON AND NFW.FNGLAND.
%rFW.UAvEN SrEAMBOAT CO IS STEAM.

~ Frs e. II. NORTHAM AND CONTINENTAL leave
Peck Slip Pier . r. X. at 3 and IL SUNDAYS
IL p at New Haven with special trans Tor
MERIDEN UARrF RD SPINGFIELD. HOLIokE
&c Tickets and baggage checked at IA Broadway. N
Y Courlst Brsosiyn. Excursion to New Haven ana
81
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
DONDOUT. KINGSTON AND CATS.

~ KILL MOUNTAINS. lsnd'"g at Cranston's West
Point) Cornwall Newburg Marlboro Milton Pou1hseeps1
Esopu connecting with Ulster aud Delaware. stony
Glove aud Cqtsklll Mountain laaf, Il 4 Railroads.
Steamers CITY OF KINGSTON and JAMES ". BALD
wiz leave week cay at p M pier 100. OF Har;
risOn-st.. saturdays. when CITY OF klSGSION
leaves at landing fy at Newoutg and boughSeeps
for all ST " NJ -E
SORTS THROUGH THr CArSKILL MOU NTAIN :. .
Will leave ondOut sunday nights o'clock on arrival of
from the mountains arriving at New YORK
Monday, a
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

N Trains from Chanbersst STATION tor tngeWooi
Tcnany Coster oparki and Nvack $50 75O $50 800 st
ll;Son M, i;l5 $40 90 5;2D 54o o;So = aV'o p "-
For Vanuet spring Valley Mouse and falmans 5:3o
1880 g:3O a I 45O $50 D. H. Sundays 9:3Oa III, D. Ill
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
6teamboats ano Railroads.

A TROY BOATS-CTrIZENS LINE.-FOr
n Lake George and the Nortn ~ 20 70
Saratoga and return so to Lave cc"rre am rrtnrn
and SARATOGA daily except saturd ~. foot Of Christie
pher-st., I'm sunday steamer, touch &C Albany.
A PROVIDENCE L1NE.-FOr Providence,
~ Worcester Northern New England and White Mountain
points steamers Island and aassacnuses viii leave
PIER 30 IT, daily except Sunday at IN and after
June 2S paror cars will be from steamer landing 70
White points without change send or summer
excursion book. +. w. POPPLE. Gen. Pas A gent
BOSTON AND NEW-ENGLAND.
A Watch Hill Narraxansett Pier, Bar Harbor.
sTONINdrON LIN INSIDE ROUTE.
from PIER ss. North River ono block
above Canal at 500 o daily, except Sunda-; new
with parIor reclining chsrs between steaners
landing and Boston without charge
Y. w. POPPLE. General Passenger A gent
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
I'M THE BEACH Ar ROCKAWAY

I'M THE BEACH AT ROCKAWAY
'
NEW-YORK. wOODHAVEN AND ROCKAWAY RAIL
ROAD
WOODRUFF PARLOR CARS
week
after June 26th VIII as follows;
Leave Long Busliwick ylj lOpj. ll:Oo
l;lj. 2:O5 3l5 427 L. CITY only). j:2j, 1:O3, So
$50 80. -, - =, 40
Leive Flatbushave. BROOKLYN. 6l5, 920. 1O4O. lli0
M. l30. 2:3O. 34O. 40 3:3O. $40, ). e:3O IL p H.
sundays
Leave Long Island City ami Bushwck $40 tJlD L. !.
CIV tg3O Bushwickl TO- 1850 lIiO a. 12A0. l:l5,
49, 20 240. 3:lO 3iO 4iJ. 600, Z. 7,3O 900 l. l. city,
$50 H25 p. m. - - -
Leave tlatbush9ve, Brooklyn 800, lo4o, ll;io a. m'
l:3p 3D. $3.50. s:3O. $40. 7:lO slO $40, lO;lO D. H.
Returnlng tralns hourly.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09

GUNNER SCHOOL,
J. UAsBKOUtk. A. NJ, New-Prunsw WICK. \. !.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09

WHITE STAK LINE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAM
FRS FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIN -.RPOOL
CLRWA,; It' Cant Kennely -. rlnrt Ia Julg Is.
CEfTlC Cant (;lea,ell . Thursday. July -
Britain Nc capt Perry rfsdig: July ~ D. III
ADRTArIC Can't parsslI .. THURSDAY. Aug }. $50
Prom the White star Dock, tp)t % Vest lp.tsL
RArE~-~8loOn $50 $50 and VI - Return tex Is on u
vorIbc STORAGE from 10 the Od Country 81 N
termedae a rlfic r ratis onl, S}) excursion. 500
For - nllna AMI Other inOrnap1 aDp ths
companys Offices. No. 81 aiway New forx xr,, ,.
AGENTS Philadelphia. STUART rOBEY 4oj Wanut-st
TNHE u. s. AND BRAZIL NAIL IS. co.
i American passenger line for It Thomas Barbados,
Para. Maranham Irrnambuco Bahia Rio de JanerO
necting for MOntevidco and Intermediate ports
Am ANCE. satuIdav. /. nom
FINANCE We lnrsdaY. -cpl S Robert stores BrOOklyn
From Newport News Va. thnd day after al D. IA.
PAUL 4. GEKIIAhD d 90. GeneIaI Agents - bIOtd-st
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
NEw-YoRK CENTRAL AND HUDSON


~ RIVER RRAILkOAD-Commencing June II. 1886
through trains will leave Grand central Depot
~ a. M, Rochester Express tiIough drawngToon cars
TO ALBANY =, . . Rochester
IN, SIfat0ga. Iah Deo.go M Montreal -peca
~ rou dnIng,room @ cars to Troy Saratoga Cad"eh
so a. M The limited dining cars, stopping at
Albany Utica SYRACUSE Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls
Cleveland and Toledo arriving at Chcago95oa M ana
ST. 7:4O D m. next day. So.
1O:3Oa Chicago Express drawing room cars o Flc',
80. nAgs. Canandaigua Rochester. Niagara FAILS ana
iii 80 a. m. Western New.York and Northern E1rress
33o D m Albany Troy Saratoga and Utica Express
with DRAWN q room inu fIlfe and saratoga
Pn"s o Lake on SATURDAYS only.
- D. M Ace nmoda, don To Albany and TrUv.
Niagara Falls Buffalo CINCINNATI. Toledo Detroit Ch
ca an LOUIS Di1ing Car New York u Albany
G:3O d. M. Montreal Express with seepngcars TO Syrc
Auburn road and 10 Saratoga also 10 Montreal
t.015 m Pacific with sleeping cars Tor Roche
ter Buffalo, Niagara Falls Cleveland Toledo Detroit and
day nnd ." & NJ y 'iv 49,. ,
l5 D. Night Express with sleeping cars to Albany
and Troy with the for the est ana
for the North except Saturday nghtl =. , n..
Tickets sale at Grand Central Depor NO. bat,ery
Pce. Alb Broadway. Harlem Depot l2otst anh ttn sv
way) 7s5 and a42 Broadway and 62 West 25thst. New
York. 353 Washington and 70 Fulton sts BROOKLYN and ~
4thst, williamsburg
in and sleeping cars can be
procured OF the ticket Offices IN Newly OrK Cly ana
Paggage called for and checked from residence
srhese trains daily All others daily except sunday
tThese trains stop at Harlem (l2oth 81 ana tn1Te
J. NJ. TOUCEY. ID. NJ kENDhiIh,
General SuLerintendent General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
rnstrnfnon.
po,. and YOUNG Men-Country .

GUNNER SCHOOL FOR BOYS. The
- twenty sixth annual summer school OF inc TN
n r. 1. in session curing July and August Thoroasn S IN
nn branches and attractive courses OF
snnponenl arv reldingi boating. svimm nshng rns
DC under watcaiul rt oi teachers f"Pis ""S eA
Al any time application.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH.

HARLEM RIVER BRANCH
NEW YORK, EW-HAVEN AND HARTFORD II. r.
Trans leave Harlem River station I32d-st and
Lincoinaye near Third Avenue Bridge Harlem River
Feached by Ird Avenue elevated RalrOad) daily except
sundays at $40 100 9lO. 10. 1855 a. 2lO 355, 4AO
24U o4 lOOp M for Port Morris Casanova (Oak Point
Hunts Point West Farms Van Nest, West Chester
iimpsons Bay Chester Pelham Bayl Barlow (City
island, Pelham Manor and New Rochelle, connecting at
New,Rochee with Trains FOR all points on the main line OF
Tho New. YORK y w-haven and Hartford Railroad shore
Line and Ar Inc Divisions; NewCanaan, MiddletOwn
New Britain and >ufeld Branches; points
East
Mdngh train for wRochelle ard all intermediate
tons II AZ: ~ a. m daily, excepl )ndays
nday trans FOR New-Hochee and all intermediate
lohs al IN l2OI $3.50
llg AZ y eW. hOcMelle with o
New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
DED "D" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

EUROPEAN TRAVEL.
~ Tourist tickets for individual travellers and all
parts or Europe with steamers.
specal tickets FOR pleasure travel all parts Of the gObe
Programmes Dy mail
THos. COOK a SON, 26l Broadway. New-York.
Hamburg American IS. Line for Hamburg
uga..... july -. a. N. Ehacti2 July "a II a. m,
Wicland .Iuv = a m ''"lc July %. i:'O M
FirstCaDin. $50 $50 and s7j Steerlgc. fs Round
atreiucci prices. send for Tourist Gazette - 40
Cen ~ ,roat ST. NY cen pas Ats 81 y way SY
4 FOR OUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CTTY OF (lII 4 A,J........... ,dtIriIg Jutyl. p.
EAI'TIG ......... SATURDAY.. July I. p. IA
fN0ND hiulh y. Iul y:
From lnr,an per foot jers,g ny CABIN
pass AGE $50 ssO and slOD Inter nHilate So STEER
PLTER WRIGHT 4 sOSs, 1enl agents
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-08-15

intimating to ex-Mavor Oakley Hall, when he be-
came involved in the ring troubles, that his resig-
nation would be acceptable. The banker, James
d. Fish, belonged to several clubs, but soon as
his troubles came on he resigned from all Of
them. alleging, however, impending poverty as
the reason The question is pertinent now be-
cause both Squire and Flynn belong to several
clubs and the wonder is what two such cheeky
men will do under the circumstances pending
their appeal and stay of proceedings should they
be convicted
House cleaning in club is much more of an
affair than in the private residence. AS rule.
however the discipline in the club is so thorough
that the housekeeping ~ rare ordeal This
summer the Union Club is renovating the large
reading room on the first floor, and consequently
the loungers there have found accommodation
in the rotunda. The Lotos has renovated its
billiard and dining-room. The New York Club
touched up its dining room early in the season.
The Blossom is undergoing a complete house
cleaning. There is an annual busting of the
models in the Yacht Club about this time of the
year. A man can escape from his house when the
cleaning commences, but from his club there IS
no escape. unless he heroically makes sacrifice
of all of his comforts-at least, that Is what all
club men say.
The publication of the debtors to Klunder, the
bankrupt florist, shows his principal patrons
land debtorsl to have been Union Club men. The
names, however are those of men amply good
for the amounts for which they probably never
received bills 1t is little surprising that few
names of the jeunesse doree are ION the list"
Klunder readily gave credit to any one asking it,
any man about town mean, and if he had not
failed would probably never have presented
many of the bills. He tells agood story on him
self of the way he bungled order of two pa
irons. a father and son. one a member of the
Union and the other of the New York. The
names were identical, and in sending out corsage
bouquets he mixed orders. Each lady charged
their gallants with sending her some other ia
vored ones bouquet, as the one she received was
not one ordered to match her dress. Klunder
was finally appealed to and explained matters.
The little Joker was the fact that up to that time
the father and son were ignorant of each others
predictions. JOHN DARME
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-08-15
Rubinstein's s.Nsro. /"
New York Commercial Advertiser.

New York Commercial Advertiser.
Of the new operas which the company intend to
produce only one has been made known to the gen.
eral public. This is Anton Rubipsteins Nero. I"
Nero was first produced at the City TheateR
in Hamburg Germany. in 1879. Mr.. William
Hook, stage director of the American Opera Com
pany. superintendent its first representation in 4,
that city. Rubinstein, its author, was so we'll
pleased with it's setting and the scenic effects
that he wrote to Mr.. Hook thanking him for the
successful manner in which he had brought out
the opera. 1t is rumored that the German Opera
Company has invited Carl Goldmark, the author
of Merlin to visit this country and personally
direct its first production; and that as an Offset
to this the American Opera Company has written
to Rubinstein, asking him to superintend the
production of Nero" at the Academy Mr.
Hook acknowledges that he has written to Rubin
stein and has invited him to come to New York.
He expects to receive reply soon.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-08-15

San Francisco Exaniner.
A venerable treasure has been acquired by
the people attending ST. Francis Church, on
whom the Redemporist fathers have bestowed
portion of our Savior's cross Archbish Riordan
has affirmed the genuneness of the wood, which
is inclosed under glass in a small silver re-
liquary, fastened to the wall by the side OF the
Blessed Virgins altar and under the large cruci-
fix left by the missionaries at the close of their
labors in the church.
The holy rood upon which the Redesmer died
is at the palace Of the Pontiff in Rome, and q
remarkable fact recorded of it, as Ia attested by
the faithful, is that, notwithstanding how many
pieces. or splnters, rather, are taken therefroms
it rever dimishes.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-08-15
Gossip of the Clubs.

New York, Aug. l3.-In London as soon as a
club man becomes involved in any unpleasant
notoriety he always sends in his resignation to
his club. as he knows if he does not he will ult-
mately, if found guilty. be expelled. Edmund
Yates resigned from bis clubs before his convic-
tion and sentence; Stead the sensational Tor
shall say reformD editor of the Pail Mall Ga
zette, is understood to have done the same.
A letter by the Etruria on Sunday intimates
that Sir Charles Dixie, not having done so, will
publicly be expelled should the case go against
him. as it has. In this country there is no such
unwrittsn Law in clubs, and the consequence
is that the offending parties generally remain in
the clubs, notwithstanding the fact that the
Union Club set an example some years ago by