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w EST SHORE RAILROAD.

on ar after June ~ 1856 trains Sill leave We, i2l,
station As 'Dlows
train, cave from downtown station foot o. wa.
North River 20 minutes earlier tau fiOn foot VI N,,5
Az
nc'ro AMI Chicago $3.50 No. -6Ol $50 p ~es1e,s
THROUGH
-. Ion : $500 - II y ~ Sleeners - rough.
teipl r. 1000. '-.lO m. hecpars and drawing room
Vi.cl anl Syracnse $40 -a30 a. ri 1000 -slOp n.
Highland PoIghkcerses ant Kn.,-on. 3D. 40 -f}D.
ll.s5.L rl, So. - 90. - 10 -. m.
s'nesrtie, AMI Albany SO 40 1850 HES a. 81
Car-eni Slo 80 600 -o.3O il2l = ~. 8a5 .sIOr >,
$50 lolo ll2j 40 '-.lop ~. ant 3ooa. r So
and $500 POI. FOR Crans'ons corr wi AMI NeNbuis
tor Montreal AMI canada East c:01 ~.
NaWlfon. lonfnn. ''.$o =. IS 3d. ID p. ~. n'Hr.
o.2c1 m. TOGO - 10 D. ~
SARATOGA special. li2j L. m. 3tj p. Par .lr,
Lake George los ~. SATURDAYS only ?ijp r
phocrcia. 3.io o0O d - 2tf Par'pf r.r,
Grand Hofc Mountain House and hlaicrsku PIp
OF II - a m ami 3-4l trains
pt'suN Is caro- ami Mountain House ~iafon ? To- !.
900 l,2S N. - p parl0r car 10 Catsa o. .!b
.D,y .naly c1ccri saturday. ocr trains ian- ,Seps
SUNDAY
Tor tickets timetables raror Sleep accnriso l.
iious or fornafon. apply At o0ioes Brooklyn.
Ilc'or 49, go Fulton ST. Annex oh'c loot ~ D. .is
work Sf{ 80 aS2 nroa - , Bower.
Root ~ West t,l>f. fox -. So,
North fv-r ann Pom L. r. >f2fon Jersey So =
cot- FynfrSs VII ca ant check baggage ff, nntg
snt res 'crces orders can Dee eft a u'srf o0r"s.
i,,-
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DNlIADELPHIN M EEAnIXG r.

d NlN JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION.
r,, toOI OF LIBERTY 81. NoEfH EINFr.
roi mi : ~, ~ I rtFl,Tl Bog
786 p S 81 ,oo - > y,G lo9 o., "a" 10 co. go
ucc connection IT Waype Junction for or-r,n,,r n
Chestnut ~ a. Co.amOa-a,e or aanayunk oof..O-
DKAWlNtK1g,M AIS on all Day Trains AMI STE =.
He,@Inns eass FiiiLioELPnA, Niah AMI Gr..r 49,.
80 - a$l II %. n. ~; 81. $40 90. !oJ b. I.
a. 5.le, 10 so 300. 10 30 NJ io, 80 SCI -
ferLocK HAVEN. PfArr ant fIliIrIp-BuE3 Pan.
Roy MiLLiANsroRr. sUNBURY LrwISBURG al
MtuAN1Y CITY A. - 3oa N. $40. Ao'pn
llooA NJ, 100. $50 400. $50, - Tsoop H. 81 ~
For VtS l e5x ai5o .si rrfPsi5y
loo, 100 90 "a" .. NJ SUNDAY at J.5Op. "a.
tSr Haat9GGNt'ai 7co 80 g. b m ls, s5 y
For BEilll.hn NJ, ALLENrOMN and MAUcU Cu'N
at t'v 90 $50 a H. Loo. l30 5I5. % p Ia Hn" ~
tor "a TON at 100 100. $50 m. Loo 5o. ti,..'.
tcr Mon libGG a At 40 SO a., 3d. -
FOR FiEMlNulON 100. $50 M. loo 1870. 500 80.
900, 300 p, N. >undaystOo p n.
tor soH M Si'yiLEl At % 800 600 90 20 ic o
90 % go "a. 1850 IA sundays 400 o'' liz
10, ft&IN ~ I'D 400 600 400, 80 $50 80 o.
go. "a. 800 6sO 100 $50 !, H. o'5 1890 I-oop L
sundays 400. AS - m 1900 H. l.So 400 80 90.
Tor fnKIh AMBoY M4oo, $780, s.l5 1880 Il:oll p.
1850, 400 iJO. 5:O1 o'oo oIO D. uL sundays 300 - 10
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &c: az riio "a
Sundays except ocean Grove ~ 300 ~. 4OOp ~ o.,
For hBOLD O:UO 40. LOO lau. 40 0oJ u.
tor LAKEWOOD. TONS lIvER and BARS kGAf ito'
e:lo "a lJO, ! 80 }. IN. .....,,,s ~
For ALTA CITY. VIZ, ilAN ID and BNip"t .O-' ~
400 a. 80 \.
NIW-J! kSEl SOUTHERN DlNlsl' y
4 ioin fiei No. ., North River sandy Hoo -.
For Ii DE. srABitl0HI. LONG DRAN,h 50.
,:uu W d. NJ. Loo $40 Az. 5:oO sunl~' ';5'
lorATLANrIC HIGhLANps. 4so 900 q H.. $40 .:jo.
o1U y. al.
10. LAKEWOOD IONS RIVER and BARNEGAr 80
"A. III. 40
10. ochAN onVyn, OCEAN BEACH and POINT
kOr ATLANTIC CITY. VINELAND and BEIp'E'oN
4 80 IN. ] % a.
Ii.kets be procured loot Liberty ST.. Per Net
North River. "a 2ol 81. AL ti. l41 and lS-S nio."
way, Ooa .Sl ana ~ e. 10 -. 40 ~. S
l4J Grecnwichs ST. 4o llo East l25 ST. 1882 Bow 80
Canast. and principal hotels Sow ORR ciy Ia bto9N,
Ign At No Cuurtst Oi Broadway. s3S. $40 Fntohs ~
81. ManhAttanavG Ia Hoboken, 2Jt Washingois Ncm
lok Transfer Company will call for and check bagsss t'S
Lotes residence 10 destination. .,,.,,
az. WOUrrHS. {. o. hANSoSn,
General n aIayer Gen. Pass anu A4cAe.at
up. BALDWIN. q. l. y. At, llv Liberty sI. Ne .
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LITERARY NOTES.

The uretty little volume OF Sam Lawson's Stories Is
q welcome addition 20 Houghton, Mifin q Companys
Riverside Paper Series In these stories Mrs. Stowe mas
provided may be called map of Yankee character
md they lose their interest and neir vue
"Bsrry Lyndon" one OF the most wonderful studies oil
character III fiction. aud which Is as yet bur Ia'y
ated b. the AIDING world VII succee"
"Pen.-nDis" III the new pocket edition oil lh4cseI''
The ~nthor of Cape Cod Folks" shows her best our
Mics ia the touching little story "Peter- Patrick whieh
che contributes to the August Fide-Awate Inc m'i'
Irish boz who so lnpusivrly and chvaroa'y siveS Ms
Ute TO save others Interesting in his way as "'
S,inhcy.
Aqu,er took has Just been published in IDsl'h'' u
"a volume OF poems and is entitled Low down.
T.yslar Thoughts ~ y HAD and other Verse. 10y ~"
sr..;s' Il e. riiIteG ~ vari11s sized type on paper
o,evvry color OF he RAINBOW, and il covered IN "''"
PAPER t!ci with pam string. Inc idea the au'"o'' II"
tend 10 coayey Is that Of ;hcr ira ,"
lave re, up and printed Their "wtys9e 'HouA-''
Themselves Oh whatever paper came to hsnn'
The ar,, half yearly volume of LiPpinco~s Aa9d@'~
under the cditor'hip presents very at'fs'''V'
ravs Of light reading Mr. NcrTis's story ~ a hc"''
oi's Bund-f IS. of course. ia most noa'ie i'"''
lis -n.rt siorics clever and IFS poetry "Ao W
maya ne poetry OF the d~y,iS poor.
SAoGt,roorqna IS about to open "schooi Oh 7u'"''
SD, ara department winch, the ecltor sa's' "
br.ng the co.oporaiive prlacgis 10 hear upon 0"'A
s,,,ro s,ul, 10 encourage the efforts OF students ana
coornne the results tho labors Of scholars ior the
common good
II takes poet of original talent TO make Thoroughly
cooi nautical translation OF poem. what can no SAM
nj the Frcucnman Who PUSHES in where angels Tear TO
tre,d and turns sheeys NOT INTO French poetry
Int into French prose.
Tho AUGUST number OF TIE NdgGzinc Of american MS
torn opens admirably with paper on the historic nome
~ Ger era Knox 1homaston, Name. II ia lively ana
Picturesque account OF the General his wifi" aud their
stately house. The chrolcler that Knox was ac
erstoncd to profaue ia OF medatcd prov"cs-
ton. where blaspleniy seemed TO him dignity "for
Instance, bsckwO0 lSinan disputed him about the num-
rrr OF LOGS furnished him at time. Knox had ample
proof II his in the maitor yet the forester
rather than acknowledge his offered TO tax" ms
oath upon the correctness OF his own figures. Knox
oooy replied well If you arc willing to FISK your I'M
mortal soul for four and sixponce IN the OF God
do ii.''
Tie new Iesurr-T Hour Series OF Henry Holt Co -
headed by second cdi,!on OF ". G. McCeilands story
"ODlivioD." The large handsome type am the stout
linen covers make the very comfortable to
read and 10 handle.
Mr. ". T. Hornafay. the author Of that entertaining
book Two Years a Jungle" has a paper IN the
August Cosmopolitan on A Yankee ia Canton
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Mem 3Dnbliraiions.

THIS DAY.
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BY Charles Kingsley.
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WESTWARD no. OR TIE VOYAGES AND ADVEN-
TUREs OF SIR AMYAs LEIGH. by CHARLES Kings
UNKNOWN To HISTORY. \ story Of tAc Captivity Of
Mary of scotland. BY Charlotte NJ. Nongc
PIECES BY Frederick lIarri son.
TWO YEARS AGO. ~ Charles Kingsley.
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.AN NORMAN INSTIIUTE,

NINE. VAN HOFFMAN, Principal
So Wc-f 5-fA ST. rcolcu- September 800 r ii0rr n'i nj
mcnt and NfN STUDIO under Pkpf J.. EFNhLI.
REV. Dix. ~ re HARD Moial aui Mental sciences.
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HARPER'S FRANKLIN SQUARE LIBRARY.

Published by HARPER & BROTHERS. New-YoIk.
The above works for sale by all booksellers. VIII Do
sent by HARPER BKOIHEES POSTPAID. 10 any part OF
the United states and Canada receipt OF the Price.
HARPER & BROTHERS CATALOGU E sent on receipt
OF Ton Cents postage.
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AM "a ,.i sgd -.
f0i NrlicoWu 'rn'li' M"ut'cl' Liberty. Vat" Lax"
.,Il t-N,ro AMI intermediate stations Pullman drawing
goo care
JA,. ST.. 300. West l2lst, $40 D.. ~. vst'r County
cap-. f.l''. town. lilftN.4n NuaDt.t. Liberty,
Wil', Lake an intermediate stations Pullman drawing
J,,.st. 'l5. Wrst l2'st. $50 p M Nr't cNrross i'r
D.N,sn ~u~u.l-.nn .f.fro thousand ISLANDS pullman
-.,. i,. ,4- Nuf, ttpr Vincent oav Jay a..
.lp &C.,. vest i"isf. lu saturday. only IN v q
81, Monticello "a Ht' Lake Liberty tni utolil' bate
stations Pullman oiA".re room 'ais. htd'oA engines
j a ~ nI..-lN. q 2 \. u Nz-I.n-o r.A-.. y. Y.
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JUST PUBLISHED.
NO. 2. HANNIBAL OF NETWORK.

New Novel by THOMAS WHARTON. Author Of
Latter Day saint" lGmO, Cloth Leisure Hour Series 81
leisure season Series, flexible cloth. 80 Cents
NOTICES OF MR. WHAETON'S FIRST BOOK
'Utters philosophy and sarcasm with pquancy aud good
temper which recalls Tackcrays lighter manner without
Schoug The Mt Afforded BY the frank
gloous ngorous according 70 the point OF vew
heightened III that Of the conyersion."- Nation.
is deity put together its points all wei made and
implied good cold and cebased glitter which
such 4 story such heroine well preserved
throughout. There is little the consistency
with which Ethels heart and forehead Of brass
keyt 10 the fore New ork Tribune.
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ERIE RAILWAY. now known rs the Nh


ERIE RAILWAY. now known rs the NEW
Il NOrK. LAKE KhIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD.
1hroush trans rave Esd and Chambers st sta los ~
er Ibsu ron ca.mber.st s'"''0" "'''' minutes
ro5i 3o s1ies' to sam D Ts hoi e
bua~o see'ine o-c'es iiorTelisv,c 20 Cincinnati
a p"ap T t Of Day .ad B.st &
teve- g. 100 =" n! S,9rlnn-tl = ~ = H.! ohic"so $50
y :'aiy Braao and Niagara FAsl. LIN ted arriving
he NOS. II popaar night raia between e lcrt
m-Dauy Cd oaro Express. Pala an aud Day Sleeping
tolche' to B7sh.Atoa, rnra BusA!o Niagara Fan, Ca
hssiloTd .sd aaf'a' 49, ~ s'3 529 "a sso 1872
5i3 - lo-Oa III. 80 $780, 10, oOO 1880 D. ' Il ~
r+iefoa ~ 72o 90 $50 70 e I'M 1892 noon
49, r., Ia a, - an ~ o1 r1lnight snp,av. ~ -
so ln2o . a.. isj go 74o 800 1880 !. he, 1900
Nssafa sna Paterson va Newark, $50, 500 $50 1000
, 'l, AMI Il o. nan,a, ednes-y, FRIDAY ava auaa4y
shts u1d-ys a. 10 "a, s a. ~ 20 ~ ,,
30 70 r. 90 = 49, ~" 81 p l ria X yo r,"t +
warwic1 10 . 90. 1910 a m, 1 80 p m SUNDAYS 7i5
Nom cello and White Lake 20 M, $50 p m. Sundays
NsS19rs ard Cornwall 80 90oa m $780, 49, j:3O coo
ard 20 X s.GSA , no yoe ~ - S5a "a,
p 10. ,uudsys. : oa IN scranton. Ouaaore 800 IA.
- 800 p. sunday 5i5, 40. 80 IO:2O u, 80.
n. "a cIONn d. p.tls faN '' H. a. NJ, .1u, sou tf,
- 300 D H. sundays Z A. 30 lO2O3 30.
zoo. 900 !. Inc 500 H. tram stops ~ Man 81.
ouU p. SUNDAYS .45, o. 10 20 a. H., uOJ
d 60. 300 p. m.
oats We " est PSI ST. w. 545 6:t5 PIN every
ff,..u minutes. % p. lot p.
minutes and 1913 p 5;t5 ovefy hour supd.ys.
-, a 10 TO p. every thirty minutes 1915
. u
Meets for ~ e and apartments Drawing Room ami
sleeping be- Obtained AID orders Tor IT, ch'S
And transfer be lCt Al the Company
once, So- iui III. Broadway. 81 WcstsJ. y y.
Nos 3l and 3J Ful,on st. Brooklyn, 1t the Company
PCS trains froh tae West arrive in NewYork n -:O.
e.. ,u aLd 100 D.
.unN y AnLOl /. Nenl P-ssr \ sent. Nsn IVA.
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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On end after JUNE IS. 1886,
GREAT TRUNK LINE

leave via Dcsbrosscs nd Street
HARRISBURG Tlrtsburr West Pullman Palace
eaI' Of & pnnr Sa ss sics
ing Cars at "a ~ syrry Gay q. ., -
at 49, CONNECTING at CORY for TitIsvie rcsroans
Centre 1nd DE Oh Regions.
bsaSrs Was5t1gSa .%4 &c sSn.a Limited ,w,sng
10 a. h. arrive Washington !, md 20 a.: sr..So
W. Is sns ~ m s saa ns s SUNDAY an 3 M
a; sHd ? 9,v sns Lem - ns Sunday ITO rbo.
FOR s sIefgt sqgssyl a Intermediate.
"a ks,y na 1s dS S a a 50 IL 6 Jos a2 2S
For Old Font and and orok va Sew YORK rhqe6 and
week l sS,.,,, via, an nron.s ,.
jersey aaornga speedy and direct transfer tor
71o,s. e,1se fron Pitt.burs, 40 40 1920 c5s
and935 M day Frcm "a. ia so s AM dbsti"Te
SUNDAY. 20. $50 2. M, 800 $50 and 1925 m From
FH e PIN rs s d :? 5a "a 3d. Gao q o o ~ 3
20 io 7o sd h2S2 s Ss a. go ' al
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains YORK Desbrosses and Court,
80 aS ~ ! 5g9 3 cnSsse Limited sna 10 Ws'9ngoa
an: u ash, g Zoo . L u 10 T. 9 80
r. ms ayinr dsiy except SUNDAY at 500 ,nt
SUNDAY. t @ at 4 b ;or ca Sa~ n AMI " on
hf HG q" n no 'l a. D 5o 30 ''s ~ 'o 90 F' a
iIl5a. N. C.inltei Eslre,s - 4nd 1902 "a llt?.
s255 o5 g. q. % 5c 81 a. H. p H. 40 mte 5s.
Lew Phiadoph via Camden 900 IN. daily e1c.9t
TicEst onccs $40 400 and a4i Roadway House,
md foot Of Des5sossos and o.rtland ~ 70 co 81 nt
Busch's Hotel 'iobo.en ni-lion, Jersey ciy Eas''ns
rcest Once No Lsts. ~ Place am ~ H@i,.eh ,,
baggage tom hotels AMI residences y.,.,
General Manager. General Pass'r k.en'.
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HENRY HOLT 81 CO., Publishers,
20 WEST 23n. 81. NEWYOKK-
THE CHURCH REVIEW

THE CHURCH REVIEW
FOR AUGUST. NOW READY CONTAINS:
TIE CHURCH OF IRELAND. Row. Campbell Fair D. D.
COURTS OF APPEALAND THE GENERAL CONvEN.
rION. George III. Bates
CAN THE GENERAL CONVENTION PRESCRIBE
THE QUALIFICATIONS OF MEMBERS OF DIOCESAN
CONVENTIONS A. s. Richardson.
THE BENE ISRAEL IN EGYPT. Alexander w. Thayer
THE ANCIENT CoPTIc CHURCHES OF EGYPT. Rev.
Edward H. Jewett. s. T. ID.
THE CONQUEST OF CALIFORNIA Francis J. Parker
% cents number. 81 year
HOUGHTON. MIFFLIN & Co. Boston;
IL East l7h.st. New York
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.
N-ORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW .LERs ~

=. =
Trans cave ffOn Gamblers station for
Tenany. Co-er. Sparki and N,ack $50 40 go $3.50 III
l3J 10. 20. 800 50. ~. 54O go 500 1880
y.
For Manuel Spring Valley. Monsey and ral,mals 80
49, 40 400, 60 $40 D. IN. sundays l4- y
Il III
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DAY LINE
ID TO OLD POINT COMFORT Norfolk Va AMI s,,t,
thence Palace steamers arriving Ola Point s:lJa M
Norfolk - IL IL. V. rOMPKIS5 Gsl'l Pass AGENT
3lg Broadway
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FALL RIVER LlNE-FOr Boston. Newport.
~ BOZ 9orn sr P a! sEhyncE now GGir q
roi TEoyiIi.NcT and 6Ib c0foNY mo btS6
an olClslN @uSshSd u zach vessel Law NewioTN
r so \ e., Sr f MSr direct, oo%net9s for hG's "
local points on Old Colony Railroad.
el5r NJ Tor Newport. dnc about m. and Fan n,vor
for boston Cape cod lowell and north White Mountains.
sundays leave Ncs York p n, for all points Con-
by ANNEX BOAT from BrookBn5 p m Jersey
.Tcs,is NJ be obtained New York 2c7
l25th A. 26l Wcs 2ith St Aston House Windsor Hotel
sn2 For r. ar " to E 4,a for copv
Of Fau River Limo Tours and odd Colony or Pilgrim
BORDEN LOWELL, GEO. I, coXNoR
~ Ene. II; N0RTHAM AND CoNTINESIAIr leave
Peek slip PER No - r. r. at andli p. m SUNDAYS
MEKIDEN. mARTfGnn sPHi%G TiS M6LY0KEp'
&c Tickets sod ami baggage checked at IA Broadway n
- and Coartst. hroOkyn EXCURSION to Sew Haven ami
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
through trains Will leave Grand Central Depot
mi hochc-,rr ENpGSs through drawing room ears to
eooa NJ, salntosa. Lake George and Montreal special
Montreal Baact Car n ! to saTatosa
Albany rtca syracnsc. Ncchescr. Taaalo Naea fas
Ere Cleveland and roo arriving Chicago IN. and
1880 a. M. Chicago Express drawing room cars to lch
Hun Rai SpS'' '"'""'S"'' Rochester Niagara Fails and
tll3o a. M. Western Ncw.york AMI Northern Express,
with draw ing cars.
80 p m Albany Troy Saratoga and Utica Express with
room ana unt ears To Troy and saratoga Runs 70
Lake George on saturdays only
a }. Accommodation ALBANY
~ M. thicagoand - Louis With sleeping
FOR Niagara Falls. Bu1ao Cincinnati Toledo Chi
cago and ST Louis. Dining New York 10 Albany.
63O ? M Montreal Express with sleeping TO syracuse
and IT, Auburn road and Ia Saratoga. a Montreal
~? p mr. Pacific ENpiers with sleeping for Ioces
ter BUFFALO Niagara Falls, Cleveland. Toledo. Detroit and
chicago slcopng cars to Ogensbug ,lny except saturday
aud 10 Clayton daily.
lll5p m. Night Express with sleeping ears Albany
ms cal
AMI iot the North except SATURDAY nlght.
Tickets On sal" at Grand Central Depot No. Battery
flac" as l.roddway Harlem Depot l25thst and ithaNe
ana al Npreas Offices Park place lncar Broad
way iSJ and oi3 broadway ana 81 West l2jtl New
York 1888 Washington and 40 Fulton SITS BROOKLYN and 20
4th. ST, Williamsburg
Accommodations IN drawing and sleeping can 10
procured at any OF tho ticket offices In New York CITY, and
3S3 Washington 81. Broukyn
baggage called for and checked from residence.
These trains daily others daily except Sunday
tThcse trains stop at Harlem 1875 st. aud 4th.avoD
J. NJ TOUCEY, ID NJ KENDRlCK
6enelN Superintendent General Passenger Agcut
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NlscciiaUeou0.

rRDTE~ CAN'T woman will board | or
- ,.lt,,u. ao,t A1u,. 80 .tlnrc. 81 bell
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STEAMBOATS, ano naiIrouos.

A PROVIDENCE LINE.--For Providence
Worcester Northern New England White Menn,s,.
steamers Rhode Island and Massachusetts, will IeavS
Pier 90 ~ X daily except Sunday Paror srs fro
steamer landing 10 White Mountain points without can"s
Send Tor summer excursion boox. -s"'
+. ". POPPLE, Gen Pas ,ye,,
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For Both SeXe3---CItY.
MISS WARREN,
VI Il west a7ih st.
Boys sept = gins sept. 20 separate dcpartn cnis.
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NEW-HAVE\ STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM
y FRS. &. II. NORTIiAM AND CONTINESIAG. leave
PECK alp. Per No - T.. r. al and II D. SUNDAYS
II p NJ connecting at New Haven with special trans for
MtklDtN. HARlFpNn SPRINGFIELD. HuLYOKE
&C lckrts sold AMI baggage checked IA Broadway v
y, aud Courtst. Brookyn Excursion New Haven ami
retmrn. II 30
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Musical instruction.
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100 Instructors. 2"uJ student, last year thorough In
strct4Ou NOca. Instrumental Music Piano ant organ
Tuuns fuc Ans VIs,oTy Literature. FRENCH German ~nd
Languages. Inglsh Branches. GyinuistiCs etc
Tuition - to 30 board ana room van team !rt az
I.eciuc Light. $50 10 SO icIu FALL IENM DcgHs
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Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-05-01
A Fashionable Thief,

Last summer when Prof. III. of Washing
ton, gentleman well known to the sciepti.
fic world, returned from Europe, he brought
with him camel'shair shawl valued at $500
as present for his wife. A lady friend TO
whom Mrs. III. exhibited the gift INQUIRED if
there was any mark upon it by which it
could be distinguished in case it was either
lost or stolen. Mrs. II. replied that there
was not. After her friends suggestion she
marked her initials upon narrow pieces of
tape and sewed them in the centre of the
shawl. Last week Mrs. II. attended re-
ception at fashionable house in the north
western part of Washington city. Every
body who was supposed to be anybody was
there. When Mrs. H., at the conclusion of
the festivities, looked for her shawl, it could
not be found. She inquired of the maid in
attendance, who remarked that lady at
that moment leaving the room had taken a
shawl similar to the description given by
Mrs. II. The latter, addressing the depart
ng guest, politely said:
Excuse me, but think you are wearing
my shawl"
You are mistaken" was the freezing 70.
to me-" '''0"s
A close inspection, however, convinced
Mrs: ii, that she was correct i'm her surmises.
You shall not leave this ROOM" said she.
until have personally satisfied myself that
l an in error" Then, turning to several
ladies' who were watching the proceedings
with establishment. Mrs. Fl. continued:
III one of you ladies will examine the I'M
ger side OF that shawl, you will find nv mi
ii1ls sewed in the centre"
Inc garment was grasped by two or three
curious hands simultaneously. A single |
glance showed the letters "E. J. H." pre- |
cisely as Mrs. ii. said. Meanwhile the aris- |
Iocratic thief was fleeing down stairs as fast |
as shame and ridicule could drive her. She |
5 the wife of an officer in the United States |
FLOODED families.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-05-01
The Pastor Apologized.

Senator Hoar tells a good story abou
George w. Smalley, the London CORES
pendent of the New York Tribune, when h,
was a law student at Worcester in tn,
Senator's office.
Smalley was stalwart young fellow, and
paid due attention TO the ladies of tn,
Unitarian Church which be attended. The
paster of the church was the Rev. T. w
Higginsoo, since celebrated as soldier and
as an author.
There was particularly pretty girl in the
parish, named Susie Gray, whom Smalley
used to escort home from church.
One Sunday evening Higginson was utter
ing the las prayer with one eye open when
he noticed signals passing between Smalley
and the young lady. He IhereupUn brought
the service rather suddenly to conclusion
and walking down the main aisle to Miss
trays pew he gave her his arm and escort
ed her home. He thought it his duty to
LOOK after the conduct of the young ladies
OF his parish.
This was a straight cut to Smalley. who
announced the next morning that he was
going down to thrash the minister. He
preceded to HigginsOn's study and: an
nounced his determination, whereupon:Hig
ginson backed clean down and made most
ample apology. Hartford Times.