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New-York tribune., 1886-07-08
w EST SHORE RAILROAD. .

and after 81 1885 trains viii leave West i2dst
station i 20 lows:
All trains leave from new downtown station foot Of Jay
North River 20 minutes earlier than nOn foot VI West
Detroit and Chicago $3.50 m .6oa $50 p sleeDers
through.
st. Lou.s 800 g 10 D. M. slcepers 4 rough.
Buffalo. Rochester suspension brfge Ma. ara Fal& 3lo
$3.50 a. 900 $40 p sleepers aud drawing fOo1
Utica and Syracuse. s:iO $50 a. u. 600. STOP.
Highland. Poughkeels sic and Kingston $40 '7lO 1880,
saugerties and Albany $40 7lo $50 ll:25 s45.
Csski si6 7.lc a.Oo $3.50 II 95 m, $40, $40 p ":
West Point. Cornwall and Ncwiely $40 'lle
$50 +lOlO 1925 AIS. $40 p au 10 a. NJ 3to
and .G:fO D. for Cranston's, Cornwa all and Ncwburs
For Montreal and Canada Esst, 500 ?. o..
Hamilton. London. 1890 a. H.. 600 $40 p M ioroa'o
saratosa Specials ii:25 a. H. s:45 p m. Parlor cara
through tO 9araioTa.
Lake George ll:2j a. M SATURDAYS only, $40 ?. m:
Kaaierskl Hnntcr. Hobart Grand Hoiel Saton and
phoenca 3:iO 900 IL 20 a. 345 Par0r cars 10
Grand Hotel and Kaaerskil via fhoenca on y - a. 10.
paienvie Cairo and Mountain Housc station slo. 40
300 ll:25 340 faflOr car 10 CstsAlL Oh li-S
Daily iDaly except Saturday. Other trains daily except
For fIckee timetables parlor sleeping car aecommcd
tons Information. apply al offices Brook n 55S VASE,
dgton ST. T30 Futonst; Annex ONCE loot u ruonst;
New York city 1853 7s5 a42 Broalway 1872 Bowery ai
cs Express will call for snd check baggage from hoes
q u residences orders can be left az ticket oec9s
HENRY MoN I'll,
bVanderh'lt-avA General Passenger Aeent
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A MEMORIAL OF MARY CLEMMER BY EDMUND
EUDsoS. IL mo pp 2i3. rckuor 4 Co.
Mr. Hudson was the second husband of the we'll
known newspaper correspondent. poetess. ana
novelist whose maiden name forms part of the title
of this volume, and he has prepared neither
sketch of her life estimate of her work, nut
n glowing tribute to her memory. With such
labor OF affection criticism has no concern III VIII
be enough for us to say that it reveals at least
part of the secret of Mrs Clemmers personal charm
and of the attraction which many felt toward
her who knew her only through her writings.
She began to write her weekly Womans Letter
from Washin gton " to The Independent thirty years
ago. when correspondence of that sort was iar less
common than il became soon afterward; and she
continued il through era OF great poilti'ai
interest which witnessed the settlement OF many
exciting questions. and the dramatic contests oi
many strong public men. Frank. earnest, hiHh-
minded poetical patriotic intelligent and weii-ih-
formed, she certainly a successful etter-"r'er'
although her judgment was often at fault ana her
sty1e was more remarkable for individuality thah
for literary polish. Perhaps even the ehect oi
individuality in her letters was mainly 1acttious'
the result of her addressing the readers OF me
Ind,peadeat so long in her own person. ana WIN
the constant reminder that she was woman her
eps.olary stve m itself had no distinct character
istics and was never very good. For examples OF
her literary work. however the reader nay oe
referred to the uniform collection OF her writings
for which the present memorial is designed as an
;ntrodpction Here we may content ourselves
with the exhibition of the many tine traits which
made cher beloved in private life. her extreme
scns;bility. her wide sympathies, her passionate
love Of nature and her rel gious temperament.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08
PHILADELPHIA AND READING R.R.
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL pIxIsLoN.o

Foor 81 iT,RRTysr TYS M XoETH pr iRtyER
For Mh and Tffs Round
E9gte at 400 40 ESQ iloo M iso 400 tS9 oa ssS
Chestnut Hllli At Coiumbiaave fox Manayuns consho-
ORA WISG RooM Cans on all Day Trains and SLEEP.
Rd%n GAfs saSa S1 Fht FtaMnpnIA Ninth and Green .
$5 $'s@ g$S liS6s st 5tS $.S IS isSg 40 !.
pSRA4 so saS Co M M I@'d" o6 so 9 Ss
r6r oGH sVnR3E siP ssAIE a1S rsnu
Fog '%'ILIt$AsRSar suSJsURy. gLE.wIssagySo and
For EsADiyG 5o and HAsseGIG AZ e ,s cs 80 81 sauS. az
y$E $k sSxaKE ss rlaFsios 3, o $50 ~
100, l:s0, s:ib, $40 p M Sundays at 6;S0pm
For For Phft9S PkHI9HAt 4. 700 S go m iso s .o
rd: HgR9f Iii and aIsyGH cEySs ssI,sys
ror I1V Ex!Hroy at 400 TOO 100 i'so $500.
rar 2rM az eP io Sh2ScH K n'
rGs SSnisIisSSG 7So $50 H. 100 400 a'o.
rsF sGs ;Ss % sss iqa n. Ss 5SS
,Ss IS ,s;S ;,$ i|s ;:S, ,s
sussys vs. 100 oSo ss a. n 1900 lso iioo $780, eso
rr PSaE .S js $ssSx, scs :S'0Sb T' go
paAScm osEAs .so cEoys !SS sS s. u.s. M us 5A %
sHnAavs exoept Ocean Grove) at 200 NJ tVVP ~, r
rer S"F FRS lib 00O i5 ll00 80 t,v 9oy ~ fo%9 M
ro ror fHKEWOOD TONS RIVER and BARNf"Ai A'0S'
e;lo a m. 1SO, ago y w.. xr an, RRIp0ETON a.
For ATLANTIC CITY. VlNhLAND "N"
400 a m., l. 80 pm. ,,,c,o~y
v,on, o. ar No a North River, via Sandy lioos. .
Tor IIiGHIANpA sEABRi0HT. LONG bkANCh, ~ ~
v,oo / 20 a m 100 sA5. tSo $50 IN s"n"AS Vow
yd1 STI XTiAsrio KianLASDs. 4so 300 a. m s.' 49,
ySr S,SI RKtwoop. TONS RIVER and BARNEGAT '''
"a, e. ~; 1;;,iiSxS iVv Grove OCEAN REACH AVID POINT
yor Atlantic CITY, vINELANp and sSip"~
M Se procured a. foot of Llecry st Pisr sn.
Min Ti,er a. 95i ast lal sN. lao are ;sS II ma
w co. ysa sss its rs fsst M sOnsTi Oi u:
Ssns, Ic SIarIs9 icf srosaw az go Sss
Ep Hsnhs Masve In uos,tYp 20 ssss ssssssc
Work TrAAaier ccEpspy wiu cNu ios ~"
thots1. o, iosiivno% 70 Destination ca HANCOCK.
s wO0rTSN. n.s pas, AN. ricksi A@b
General MsnAxsr - =, % ~ IL IlpssJ -, ~ IL
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after JUNE 2s. 1888.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave via DesOrosses and Cortandt sreea
Harf,6ura PttsDurg and the Vest with Pullman Palace
Sad hcsgo uicd q Dining N a
foP Sas'
For eoaao9 % 1 o I % n and o NIGH pt,1 Washing
Ion Express Of Pullman Palace Cars aT kept suaiay
10 M aFys ws'nssGa rag 4 @ s3 g59 and r. 1 asxs We
100. .'jo ana 800 ana II night sunday. 6:l3 NJ
Atlantic ci,y except sunday 1l:lOa H.. Through
For SqPe May s1cGP1s IS sunday iS M o,,
$40 StC cl@t.d, hi3. 500 aai 65op n On sunday
and ';1P s
SS5Sa one ag'aA M Sys d'' VIA Baltimore an'
osrs Of Brooklyn Annex connect with all through raia.
ira s ays From pit.sburs 7lo so llso m e55
and 9s5 ,. daily. From Washiu Ftou aaa e.lti@ort,
su%dsy eo0 s25 So % So 2o and ios p m From
fhisasiphis s6S sa9 % 7S5 95S @$, g 1912 to
f 4G s % and % isS i Gis 3 @ SgnSaS & ssp
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
express Trains leave NewYork via Desbrossos and cou
$40 7i2O. ; 900 o Chicago Limited and 10 Washington
a1@ h% e nsa sna % S1a A. t S o nn %
,. m sundays Express 65. 500 % Limited. and 10
Trains caHs ay Except Sunday anu
suaSas % II Tor s9a canada nd H. and p H. Oh
@ 1t' ss @ 5iS 5S & $40 II aaud
il;l5A m Limited spress "a aud +:5op p ll3;ts
SO T39 'i $50 m m $50 SS fl@% i5
Leave FhIaiephia via Camden, 300 m. daily. except
Ticket 6asas sas !s5; ap5 "a BfoadwAy As,Or House
sasss gosSssa Station JessY SpiS Ea E&sr4a.
s S S satsr' ksIs and M ss % @ ,a
baggage tro hotels and residences
General Manager General rassr AaAnA
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08
DELAWARE. LACKAWANNA and WEST

\ ECLh W n hNTI, IAChh W MN y anu " f,N I
-, ERN RAILROAD; sHoRIEsc LINE BETwEEy
NEW-YORK ANp BUFFALO. LIGHTNING EXPREs5
TRANS no DUST Always on TINE. ,,,.,
Depots New York foot of Prcay and christopher ats.
"a IN Daily except sundays Bufslo ana osSczc xprcsS
Pullman coaches 10 Water cap Stroudsburg Bry
LantSp, LImirl Bath Buffalo raeufe oswreO. Greene
Wukesbarre. DaDvtlle & Northumberland at Oweso for
ithaca and intermediate stations.
p ~. Bingh2m.oa Flmr2 Express, Pullman coaches
for Wster Gap Scranton. Binghamtsn Owcgo and hnnrA
connects at scranton FOR Pttson gson Wsebrre tc
= p; n Dsy Buffalo Limited ESpresa Pailntn co,eh,s
for S'roudsburg, 7crinton Bnghamton. oveyo Elmlrs
Corning Bath. Waylsnt Burao 70. errv.nt IN BIrio
7:20 "A. Sleeping coach for Oleau via Wayisni
8 IN. Daily Bitalo and Osweyo Express Prlm.a
coaches Tor stroudsburg scranton BinGhamton ortanl
syracuse Oswcgo Greene Ox-orL Nor1irl. Ctict srt
chhed springs connect al Owego for itacs aud uterine
diate stations SATURDAYS Connects at nrao with
trains for all Doiats Wes.
FOR kichfeid springs . q m. daily except Sundays
p m. daily slceping coach attached: 80
SEQ time tables for way Trains on Morls aa Esser D-
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08

ERIE RAILWAY. now known rs the NEW
~ YORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD
same hour local trains leave 3ds Station fifteen minutes
earlier ;;! than from Chambers At n.co nr.,vo,
room room Coaches TO o Bnghamion Emra' Iiornelsvlle Bnf
coScne SEsTs ornesc svif o anG nss br'se 'eS
mTDay chicago and and st. L9His limited EtPTesb
80 % o1t" %ha charge s" Tor fast @ %s 1"% Arrives Ieav 5
goo and IS%. 5Stss ssegn I, .rr,r",
Bunao y m Saspenaon "d kdrc .s 4d @ m % Tie most
tram SeTee" w. % @"S Dq1 Fn@ao pay
segs GSiGs a nsmSs e. an%
siS!p peo% s i4s sSs $50 ilo $40 $50 ssS sl9
S aso 1925 1925 an" NJ it5 i5O esO s5o ios5 p is mid
0 o t 3d. 5 10 s $685. $50 s5 ?s 5 ss 81 $50
Sso "a ,G NO Z s aPsS5 pSSS
liSo M 900 $40, i2o $40. $50. $50 75O 800 1000
HsSi. only @ sp%lsys s,S % sso $50, 200 s,
S4 $40 ioS6 an iis M $40 g. ioso p% and II midnight
Warwick 445. 900, 1920 IN, 4'30 p. H. Sundays A'
Monticello and White Lake. o a. m. $3.50 p. sundays
Newburg and CORNWALL 100 m $3.50. i:3o. $780, and
kondout and Kingston and Montgomery 4,i5 M, $50
Goshen % s@n aiS 0g 5 y ,o oo mn % s e 49,
7!5, sp m. sunday $40, $50. 1920 ., M. $50, Z 9p NJ
7i5, m sunday 5iS $40 1920 a. m $50 I gp N, tns
and $3.50 trains connect with NewYork, ontario
and Western Railroad at Manst The a. ~ train stops
Port Jervis AS 7.5o o. 1920 m. $780, i3o 90 100,
7A5. ssoo. 300 sunday $780, lo;2o a. u 600 $50 ~
6oats leave wes y si5 M oe4S p m every
and o45 p m to SIS a m etcry hour Sundays a.
10 l0t5 H. every thirty minutes loA5 p H. 10 ''to a. ill.,
Tickets for passage and apartments in Drawing Room and
Nos 20. or pSa BROADWAY. ls7 wesst, N.Y. No. 'ai and
Express trains icm thc west arriven NewYork at 7o.
'''0' join II. XpboI1. GsnI passr Agent, Nsw.ySrk
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL.

For RED BANK, LONG BRANCH. o@EAN GIovg, As-
BURY PARK. OCEAN BEACH -PhING LAKE pr
PLEASANT. etc.
Commenting June 2s 1888 trains leave Ne~Yorx sooe
Courtiandt ana DesbrOsses ste 7.lb, express
noon ego 3lo express 20 etpres oses Rel Bank 10
express :, u SO y. M. sundays. 40, a m.
From foot ilhertv-st; Sis. ii expires. a MI 81 er.
press. 33O express 43O s:'O cxrcs. IS m.
SUNDAYS M m. SUNDAY 10 not stlD A. Oceaa
Grove oi Asbury PARK. ! < WOOD.
RUF' & BLODGETr, Sup't. Gen Pass hg't . Il r.
CO HANCOCK, c. 7. and Text. Ag,nt j. Z Il. r. r.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08

NORWICH LINE. FOR BOSTON, WORCES-
~ TER. FITCHBURG. PORTLAND SEW-LDNDON
NOHwlCH. WHITE MOUNTAIN, AMI al fs-ien points.
From FcrfO North River. y Y. 'oot of Wat--t next
pier above Desbrosses street Ferry at daily
sunlavs. steamers CITY OF WuR koIEH and CITY OF
NEW YORK. Best route 10 WAltI II IL an BLOCK
IsLAN d. Begnniny Iuy connoc.ol "i BE- mdae At
NEW.LO DON with steamer BLOCK H. l. iND " 10 aud
from WA ca HILL ami BLOCK I~LAND
GEORGE W BRADY Agent.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08
DONDoUT. KINGSTON AND CATS

II XIII MSrSrAfNs, iandpq az Crlns,on's west
POINT: Cornwall New1uTg Marlboro Mn'yp roa:nk .ep.:
and Eeopus. connecting WITH ulseI ana Dr1~"dl" eoy
Glove and csissilI Aoqnsin az S.riI,yL Il Eairosis
WIN eave every week oay at p m, pier ioo q Has:
rson-st except SATURDAYS when CITY Of hINdsIOS
leaves AZ landing SeNnuiG AMI lou shkeeksk.
connecilng special evening tIains for u srMIES
RESORTS THROUGH THE CAr>krLL MOUNTAINS.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08
6eIp Uantr0.

4 YOUNG MAN who is n good pehman and
practical aecnu wanted 10 assist In Office state
age. reference salary expected A. H. IT, Tribune once
vNANrFD.-A farmer on gentlrman's cOun-
w try place mus, have Il references .
~ william st. Room liz
NNANTED.-Canvasse travelling men and
w students on vacation wanting good thing" send
adIresstO &. H. WHITING,
lGS and 10 DcyOnsiirest Boston
INANTED.-Partes of either sex to do par
W lor Tor me easy work. good 81 per piece
and all materials ifcc
A. LOVE Cleveland. Ohio.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08
STEAMBOATS, amo Railroads.
EALL RIVER LINE-For Roa.o. -

fall River. and East md North -' -'""ports
a DoU DLE DAILY SERVIcFis q no1 Iseino
this route fonr steamers commission PIIG IN o. ~ 9n
toll phoViDENcEa and OLD COLONY A nne nv r.
ana ono " tSTRA attached 10 each ,ss, Inav. 1sD
rok from Pier - toId MOI n. r. Of Mnrrsy tes
% 20 r NJ for Fall River direct connec,inx for po.,o
local points on Old Colony Railroad >o' ana
,o;n:P o;n:P NJ Tor Newport due about Q a. and Fall Riv.r
spout a. M connecting with express train. aoi thros
faLs , ''r oson Cape Cod Lowell and North White Moaa
sundays leave New Yor.. At 2 30 D. m for all mint. r.
C1tv n. " "h' Jersey
oo e ana taerooms can be obtained in New York AZ
1V. Zn, ~ ~ tj7 and 1913 Br0afway iSI Ro.sr~'
ami '''' So ~ IT,
BORDEN q LOWELL. GEO r cOyxon
agents. Gen. Axsn
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Trains from Chamberss station for Fnglewood
Tenary Coster spsrkil and Nyack $50 So $40 9So ana
IL midnight sundays 1880. 9:30a m. and \ p: m. go
For Manuel. spring Valley, MOnsey and ralmans, o;3O.
I30 $50 H. m 80 $3.50. p H. sundays. 93Oa III, p Ill
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08
IN TIE BEACH AT ROCKAWAY

NETWORK, WOODHANtN AND ROChAWAH RAIL
ROAD
WOODRUFF PARLOR CARS.
Week
on AMI after June 26tftrans WILL run as follows; -
Leave Long island Cv and Bushwck :. 9lj. 1905, llO5
M. l;lj. 2Oj 3l5 A:27 L. l. CITY ony) 5:25, 7O5 $40
$50 p.
Leive Flabushavc. BROOKLYN. G45, 9:20. 1910. 1lio
M. 1870, 2:3O. 34o i:i0 $3.50. 6ij, 3, $780, IL p M
sunCnys
Leave Long Island city and Bnsyyck 40 ,!sl5 L. J.
City $3.50 Bus vlck 10. 1880 II 80 q. IN. l240. 1:l5
35 2lQ 2i0, 3lO 3l0. 445. oOo l. 7,SO SO5 l. city,
$50 9:35 p. m.
Leave tlatbuslave. BrooKyn = 920. 1910, l140 a. H..
l3u 2|O. 1880, 4:3O, $40. 40 ol0. 9:lO, lOlO D.
Returning trans hourly.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08
Gteambcats anb Railroads.

tOR RllUDSON.-Steamers Redticld and Nc
Il Aanus making close connection with Boston
bany H. X for Chatham Ptshold North Adams inter
mediate stations Also with New York Rutland and Mon
ea X X formerly Lebanon springs Lebanon springs
Termination Rutland, etc Also for COXSACklk Albany
ana places with
Tor Grcentyle Oa4 Hill and Meiusa. Daily 5p (sua
days exc pted from pier foot FrsnKin ST. " Il, y. Y.
Slty Boats leave Hudson Tor ". at p daily except
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08
1nsirnttion.

For Bows and Young Men-Country.
GUNNER SCHOOL,
y At nne place In country
J. HASBkOUtK. A.. NJ, New brunswick. N j.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08
IARLEM RIVER BRANCH

L IT ff.I1 H.s'I ~ V tITt DIN4f tNNII
llNEW.IOKK, NEW HAVEN AND HARTF DRD r. r.
Trains leave Harlem River station corner 1921 st. and
Inc0nave near Third Avenue Bridge River
geaShed by Third Avenue Elevated Rarosl daily except
sundays at $40 700. 9lO TO- 1885 u 2l0, 355 40
64O $40 O3OD for Port Morris Casanova oak Point
Munts Point, West Farms. Van Nest. West Chester,
limpsons Bay Chester pelham bay). Barlow CITY
ssand Pelham Manor and NewKochele, connecting sl
Newtochcle with trains for all points the line OF
NE NewYoik n Haven and Hartford Railroad Shore
Limo and ALL inc Dvieiousi New Canaan, Mddctown
East F
Mdngh. train for New. Rochelle and all intermediate sta
tons at l2:lO a. n daily, except ondays.
sunday trans for New Rochelle and all intermediate
tons al m 1870 amt $50 y. m train connect
ing at New Rochelle with way trains 10 stamford.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08

nAY BOAT FOR NEWBURG.- steamer
~ JAMES + BRETT leaves Canal daily Sundays
excepted, Mt IL A. m. landing a Nerpancks Crsnstons
" est Point Cold spring and Cornwall FARE 50 cents
Excursion Tickets, - cents Keturhins leaves Newburg
dofip : "a m
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08
NEW.HAYEN STEAMBOAT COS STEAM.

" ERs &. IL NORTHAM AND CONTINENTAL. leave
70 % h. H. ~ = and IL D. SUNDAYS
connecting at New-itayen with sp cin trans lot
MERIDEN. HARTFORD. Sr 81 NGFlHtD pLYok r.
&C Tickets s1d and baggaye checked at IA Broadway "
and Courtst. BrOONlyG. Exclusion to New Haven AMI
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08

DAY LINE STEAMERS ALBANY or c. vIBBARD
DAILY except sunday
Leave brooklyn. Fulton st tby nex)........ ga. m
NeW-i ORR, Nestryst Pier. r...-........... 3: 40 a m
" West I'D st. Pier ............... ga IN.
For Albany landing at Nvack and Tarrytown (y ferry
and Hudson. ~
Returning leave Albany at s:3Oam
- CONNECTIONS
WEST POlN and NtWBUkG with down day boat
hhlNtBECk tby ferry special train on Ulster
q Del X X for the resorts Of the Cafsknls
tAISh LII Win special train o Catsull r.
~ DsON win boston & Albany H. H. for Chatham Pitts
heiu, LcDanon springs, bennington &c.
ALBANf with SPECIAL SARATOGA EXPRESS ana
WIN ~ Y; central u. II. for UTICA Bhnaio, NIAGARA
The New YORK Transfer will call for and check bag
gage from hotels aud residences wv"
NEW-YORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
HALLWAY. Ferries Ia NewYork from foot of jay st
and West 42d-sL ~ " - wy w
From Jay ST., $500 West i2dst oI0 a. m pay erpre.,
for Mddetown. hLcnyle Monticello Liberty White [aks
Deh osNogo ana intermediate stati0ns Pullman
Jay st, 800 West 42d.st. 3l5 D. H. Ustor County e.-
press. foI MiddleowD kenvio Monticello Liberty Whte
Lake ana ntrrnlttao stations Pullman room cars
Jayst. olO West i2-st 535 D. M. Night express for
Oswego Suspension Bridge. Thousand Islands Pullman
sleeping cars New YORK To Vincent daily Jay At
i:1o D. M Wost t2d a. 2lO saturdays only for Md
deo"n Monticello White Lake. Liberty aud intermediate
stations fulimhn drawing room cara Hardcoal engines
used on all passenger trains ''''
&c. ANDEhsoN. q. p. A. IL Exchange Place. N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08
Gtcnmboats ano RAILROADS.
A TROY BOATS-CIrIZENS, LINE
BOSTON AND NEW W-ENGLAND.

sTOSfNdT6N Line iSSfDe ROUTE.
leave from Per 49, North River one block
abovo Canal ST. at 300 daily, except SUNDAY; new
paror reclining chairs) steamers
landing aud Boston without charge.
y. w. POtPLE. General Passenger AGENT
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08

UNION DIME SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
BRoADwAf. 32DsI. AND 0In-AyP !
NEwfoEk y. Y, June 49, lss6.
'I'HE following will be the rate of interest for
the present half year per cent per annum on all ac
counts not IL 900 larger accounts at per cent on
The hrst 81 900 and on the eIcess payable on and aer
July Zl OF II not Withdrawn. bearing interest July
Money deposited before July draws intcret from
the lst N"'
. J. q. w. BRITTON, Precedent
GARDNER s. CHAPfN, Treasurer
CHARLES l.. sPKAGUE, Secretary
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08
bituaiions t1ante0-- nldlrs.

4 BILE COURlER-SERVANT will nav VERY
~ Ibcrallv person him place to travel In
Europe. Good saves time trouble and
SCHOOL OF kLECIKlCITY. l32 II ast 10Th II.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08
OCEAN Gteamcr5.

4 TLANTIC EXPRESS SERVICE.
" ANCHOR AND NATIONAL LINES.
NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUNENSTOW y
riTy or Rost sails ..... "Wednesday July %. Aug Il
AMERICA sails .....-.. einestlay = pt
ami regularly every alternate "Wednesday thereafter
saloon passage $50 $40 and so.
Excursion tickets NJ reduced rates.
Forpsssage or further particulars apply %
HENDERSON RKDTUERS r. W. j. III q RST.
bowling Green. ~ Y Battery place. y. Y.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-04-17

The Paradise Horse Association will
hold its annual exhibition on Mon
day, April 10th, next. The people of
that section of the country have given
much attention to horse raising, and the
finest horses in Nevada. At those ex,
hibitions, horse raisers are afforded op
portunity to see running, trotting, draft
and other breeds of horses, and make
selections from tue best breeds OF each
class. The demand for good horses
was never greater than at present east
Of the Rocky Mountains, and the bust
ness of raising them promises to be re
munerative for years TO come. The
Paradise exhibition should BE- attended
by horse men not only from all parts OF
the county, but from the whole State,
as it will amply pay them to see the
fine specimens of the various breeds
raised in the vaIley.-SiI0ey State.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-04-17
Points on Advertising.

Don't expect an advertisement TO
bear fruit in one week.
Bread is the staff Of human life, and
advertising is the staff of business.
You can't eat enough in week TO last
year, and you can't advertise on that
plan, either.
A thing worth doing is worth doing
we'll. A thing worth advertising is
worth advertising well.
The enterprising advertiser proves that
he understands how 10 buy because IN
advertising he knows how to sell.
If you can arouse curiosity by an ad-
vertisement it is great point gained.
The fair sex don't hold all the curiosity
in the world.
People who advertise only once IN
three months forget that most people
cannot remember anything longer than
about seven days.
Quitting advertising in dull times is
like tearing out dam because the water
is low. Either plan will prevent good
times from coming.
A constant dropping will wear rock.
NASSP uOPPHS JOu'
the public and they will soon melt under
it like rock salt.
Trying to do business without adver-
Using is like winking at pretty girl
through pair Of green goggles. You
may know what you are dong, but no
one else does.
1t is mistaken notion that fine store
in an eligible location, surrounded by
attractive signs, is superior advertise
ment; for the experience Of most enter.
prising merchants is that it pays better
TO spend less in rent and more in adver
Using.
Enterplising people are beginning to
learn the value of advertising the year
round. The persistency Of those who
are not inundated by the cry Of "dull
times, but keep their names ever before
the public, will surely place them on the
right side in the end.
A mans sign offers mute invitation
to those who pass his place Of business;
his circular can only reach those to
whom personal attention is given; but
his announcement in newspaper goes
into the highways and by.ways, finding
customers and compelling them to con-
slider his arguments.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-04-17
Too Much of u Good Thing.

A polygamist, who is the owner OF
fourteen daughters, but who is not over
ly possessed of worldly goods, said to
us not long since: "Young man, you
are Enthusiastically so, may say, for
leading single life, when you might
have half dozen nice young girls to
keep you company. Taking a retro
spective view of our lonely and misspent
life, and the cabin on the hillside, we
ventured the remark that perhaps one
would do to start with, when our Utah
friend slapped us on the back with the
astonishing exclamation, "Take three
and its bargain. "-Poehe Record.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-04-17

A new story OF a youthful prank OF
Hannibal Hamlin is told. When the
ex.vice- president was boy in Paris,
seven persons were baptized in stream
north of Paris Hill. Hamlin was one
of party of boys who, hearing of the
approaching ceremony, struggled an
old cannon and seven cartridges into
the woods near the stream. As the
dripping converts one by one, were led
out of the stream, one by one the car.
tridges doomed in the old cannon. The
unholy salute caused great conster-
nation and anger, but the mischievous
youngsters were not caught.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-04-17

No Russian lady can travel without
her husbands assent to the issue Of the
passport, but in Austria woman's right
to have vote has just been recognized.
1t is stated that degree has recently
been promulgated to the effect that no
married Austrian subject shall hence.
forth receive a passport for journeying
beyond the frontier, without the express
consent OF his wife.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-04-17

A prosperous Kentucky farmer. a
well preserved widower of more than
fifty, has two sons who were both in
love with the same girl. She found
difficulty in deciding which to take,
and the old man solved the problem
by sending the boys off on business AMI
marrying the girl himself while they
were away.