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They Ought to Rebel.
New York Herald.
There is open rebellion in Irelsnd--not against
home rule, but against Rome rule.
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r
Totals...2 627l4 5 Totals. A IL 81 % 3
Score by innings:
ii. ..-...O o o 4 o o O o.
delnhial O o O o.

Earned a; Philadelphia, /. Two
base hit-Riehsrdson. Home run-Brouthers. Stolen
bases-Richardson. Twitcnell. Double play-Rowe
and Brouthers. First base on balls-Brouthers, Get
ZEN (2D. First base on e~rrors-Detroit, 2; Philadel-
phia. J.. Struck opt-By Getzien, 81; by Casey. 3.
Passed baIl-Clements, L. Wild ~pitch-Getzein, !.
Ttua-I.4l U.n.i-o V.1o.Aina
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lille. Ill, June 1.-The game to-day re-

E~rrors-Danville, 5; Bloomington. 3. Base hits
Danville. 8; Bloomington. 8. Ba~tteries-Danville
Lookabaugh and Grim; Bloomington. Griffith ant
Newman.
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Game at Marion.
.Iournal-

Special TO the Indianapolis journal
MARION. June 1.-The exhibition game be-
tween the Marion and Louisville Deppens, this
afternoon, resulted in q victory for Marion by
the following score:
Marion. .-.-1 o ! / / I o o lie
Louisville. 40 1 o o o o O-5
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SEASIDE LOTS.
Four hundred acres of beautiful high land, directly
on the sea, are being divided into lots for summer
cottages. The lots range in size from 900 TO To-.
600 feet. Price from 5000 to $500 per lot.
Fine harbor, good boating, bathing and fishing.
Only ga hours from Boston. Steamers connect with
every train.
An ample supply of pure water from the celebrated
Tashmoo spring has been introduced into Vineyard
Haven. For circular and full particulars apply TO
FRANCIS PEABODY, JR., Trustee.
81 Devonshire St., Boston. Mass.
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J., ". 4 i Il. k.-bOUTH-
Leave for Louisville
and the SOUTH. 3:30am s:00am 4.00pm 5:00pm
Arrive from Louisville
and the SOUTH. 10. 45am 1l:f0am 7:f5pm 10s50pm
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Interstate League.

Special to the Indianapolis journal.
CRAwFoRDsvILLE June 1.-The game here
today proved to be a defeat for the home club
by a score of IL to 6. Score.
Decatur........4 3 o 2 o o o o Ill
Crawfordsville. .....1 o o / 3 i o o o. 6
Earned MISUNDERSTANDING, 3; Decatur. f.. Base
hit --Crawfordsville, 3; Decatur, 3. Struck out---By
Smith, 2; by McCauley, 5. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
5; Decatur, 2. Batteries--Decatu Smith and e.
lott; Charlottesville, Shepherd and Prescott, and Nc
Cauley and Snyder.
DANvILLE. Ill, June 1.-The game to-day re-
suited:
Danville .---.-.-.-.1 o O i o o 0 0 o.
Bloomington --.--..O o 2 U D i o o *-3
Errors-Danville, 5; Bloomington. 3. Base hits
n---sf1- o DI~~-.x-- Q Dxk.>- n--~.n-
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Totals..5 8 81 70 14l Totals 724l0 9
Score by innings.
Boston. .....--..2 o 1 o 0 rs
Indianspolis-------1 o o i O o o .oE3
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LINE-sHoRTEsr ROUTE X

l.. 4 v. X. r. SOUTHWEST.
Leave for Vincennes-- 7:l0am El5pm
Arrive from l0:45sm 4:h0pm
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LISE-SHORTEST ROUTE TO
v ST. LOUIS AND THE WEST.
Trains arrive and leave indianapolis as follows
Leave for ~. Louis-.-.--.- 7:30am ll:55am lE00pm
Greencastle and Terre Hsute Accm.---.--- 4:oopm
Arrive from st. L.. 3:45am 4:l5am 3:3Jpm 4:<5pm
Terre Haute and Greencastle Aeon -l0-0osm
Sleeping. Parlor aud recling-chair cars are run on
through trains. For rates and Information apply to
ticket agents OF the company or III. X. DERISG, As
sistant General Passenger Agent.
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RAILWAY TIMETABLES.

RAILWAY TIMETABLES.
DENNSYLvANIA LNEs-THE DIRECT AND
l. POPULAR PAsSESGER ROUTES.
Trains leave and arrive az Indianapolis as follows
PANHANDLE RouTE-EAsT.
Leave for Pittsburg, New YORK.. etc.. 4:30am 4:55pm
Richmond and ColuLabus-. g:00am l:00pm
Arrive from MY, Pittsb'g and East. ll:45am 10. ppm
-Columb's. Richm'd, etc. e:40am 3:50pm
Sleepers to Pittsburg and New York without change.
CHICAGO DIVISION.
Leave for Chicago and Northwest -. 1l:l5am 1l:00pm
Arrive from Chicago and Northwest. 4:OOam 3;50pm
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARREIS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALING

The grain markets yesterday were depressed oy 'ho
crop reports Of tho Government Bureau at Washington
This showed the average condition of winter wheat on
July be 1916 per cent, advance OF 23 per cent
from june and of spring wheat to be 0o.0 per cont
an advance of 81 per cent. The average percentage
on July / for spring wheat was 1913 In 1887, 80 In
1856 and 96 in 1885 Tho condition OF corn Is put at
90. against 0j7 on July 1, 1887, % in 1886 and "a
IN 1885, The sastlcahs figure out from the wheat per
centagc and increased acreage total yield OF 49,
600 600 to 100000, 900 bushels. Wheat options
were traded in to the amount of 100000 bushels
Tho opening was weak under anticpations of bearlSh
report and there fgce selling the publication OF
the report The market closed heavy at near bottom
prices and down "a foe July at 81 ia and August az
So Is 5S for September at 80, for october al ~ 3D.
and 81 for November at OIL and December al W
cents. Spot wheat was IL 10 "a lower ami mo
purchases for shipment amounted TO only 3.,Coo
bushels. Corn tho spot dropped IL TO ID cent,
but exporters more liberal buyers. taking $4,000
wheat. well because of tho crop showing and The
close was at inside prices, and down l cent for
August at 30 10, September AT So 78 and October at
81 80. and 10 cent for November al 81 1-o cents:
at 30 for July ~ 53 for August, 30 IL for Sept
cmbcr and 81 cents for November. There were sales
Of $50 terces of lard for export but the options eaed
of 81 points as follows July, 20 81 August IS 80,
September. ~ AZ, and October, S5 Al.
The receipts OF grain and flour reported yesterday
at New-York, Philadelphia. baltimore and Boston wcrc
as follows: Wheat. 1898 bushels; corn, 90 1876
bushels oats, 66.409 bushels total grain. 225.997
bushels; -four 1887 packages. At Chicago: Mil
waukcc and ST. Louis the arrivals Wheat,
s57G5 bushels corn, 7O.127 bushels oats, 13O, $40
bushels; total grain 256732 bushels; -four 1860
barrels.
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MEDICAL AND SANITARY NOTES.

BEAZIEES' Observation-Disclosures made for con-
siderable period by birmingham tEngD physician re-
rardng what known brazers disease or as II has
been termed" aguc asserts that the trouble
chronic copper poisoning almost all the
patients copper brass workers have dsunes
green band the neck OF the ceth between tue
crown and the gum the edge Of the gum being also
slghty backenod their copous perspration too, being
often stained green, and whte-hairod workmcn have
grcensh tnge their locks these signs pointing 20 an
absorption by the kmen ard favotng the view
that the ague part lcasto tas metal bus
the workmcn also suffer other symptoms Of chronic
nature such as dyspepsia metallic TASTE collie constpa'
ton darrhoca nervousness and various palms. DEAFNESS IL
lnfequcn cough and aphona often occur ana paress
OF the legs symptoms like those OF locomotor saMa
have been observed
CHRONIC TEA INToXIC ATIoN.-The details OF more
than seventy cases OF chronic noxcaon as nvcstl
gated by him. are published by Dr. Billiard OF Boston
His conclusions action of tea is cumulative and
moro pronounced in the young and those subject
70 anaema or physically depressed although persons other
wise healthy occasionally toxic symptoms the aver
age amount OF the required TO produce poisonous
effects In persons accustomed its general use being some
what less FIVE per day. This chronic tea pois
oninr Dr. Billiard finds usually exhibits Itself in loss OF
appcte dyspepsia papitaon, headache and nervousness
combined with various OF functional nerve affections
GERMAN STUDIES IN VACCINAT1oN-Thc com
mission appointed by the German Government to make
study OF objections 60 vaccination ana ahuNaccma-
,lon appcar to have thorough Investigations ac-
corsnc to a report in Annales dIIygene PublQue
Among the statements this report Is that the icnsh OF
time for which vaccination protects against smallpox varies
greatly In different persons but In the mean IL Is ABOUT
ten years revaecnaon is necessary ten years aef pr
mary vaccinations and two welmarked vesces are es-
seniia to insure successful protective Vaccination.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

" n. y I. * Ill. II IL CO., lesseeA
Trains leave West 42dst station follows. and 20
Detroit and Chicago. g 30 70 100. : rs m
ST. Louis. 20 90, . 10 y.
Syracuse, Buffalo, Rochester, Suspension Bridge, NJ.
agara Falls 3 l5 . :55 a. III Is 100, 8 rs D. M
Utica, 315, 80 55, (a) II 30 % 100, IS rs ..
Kingston saugcrties, Catsk, Albany, 3i5, - rs.
Cranston's West Point Cornwall Newburg, . IL
IS rs AS D. m. and 100 a. NJ. as and 100 D. u.
Cranston's Cornwall. Newburg.
For Montreal and Canada East, &c 100 D.
Hamilton, London. % 50 a. Is zoo, IS rs To-
Elegant seepnGears for Buffalo. Niagara Falls DetrOls
Chicago and 81. Louis.
Saratoga Specials (a) II 80 a. m, (s AS D. m Draw
ing room through Saratoga.
Lake George IL 80 a. m, Drawing Room Cars TO Cald-
well saturday only, lsl 3 as y. m.
Lakes Mohonk and Minncwasha, via New pau, 0 90.
(al II 80 .. m. ~ A5 p M Drawing Room Cars 70
Kaaterski. Hunter. Grand Hotel station. .nd Phoc-
nlcia, i5, 100, ca II 30 m (s) 3:45 D. Drawn:
Room Cars Grand Hotel Station and % Phoencia for
Hotel Kaatersk and Mountain House, 90 a) IL 80
a N. o. ~ D. m. trains
Palcnyille, Cairo and Mountain House Station, 10.
Room Cars CatsSil 60 IL 80 and ~ 8 AS
trains
Daily. Daily eNcc,, SATURDAY. Other trains daily
except Sunday. Ga Leave jersey city, r. X r. Sta.
ton, (al IL 20 A. m, (s 40 p. HUboken, West shore
Station (a) II 80 a. m, (s 40 y. IN
For tickets tables parlor or seeping'tar accom-,
modations or Information apply az Offices bsookyn.SSS
on-st New York City-s63 7s5. 941 Broaivav i53 II
Bowery, IL Park place aud West S9N stations foot Of
West 42ds foot OF Jay-st. N l. G = AMBERr .
Nandcrbiltave. General Passenger Agent
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Railroads.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW, Jersey

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET Nok sH RIVER
For pHILAbELpIiIX and TKFNToS, Bound Brook
B E9q'e " tUy Ma p Il At N no. % % II 30
Trains leaving ~ II m ao 80 Po 30
ylls etc. for EastSn, bethlehem Allentown
As FOR Lake HOpateoI G. E'sson, Bethlehem and
"'7" 90 a. m for Pennington EastOn Bethlehem Allen
'OT 80 a a. NJ for Pennington Mopatcons Easton
Reading Harrisburg Pottsyiile Tamaqua shamOkln
D. m Tor Pennington. Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown
Magch Chunk, Reading, Ha,risourS etc ,,u.,
CHUNK &lEcs6srrt Tasaqqd s9a@oEip
80 Rd for Es% Se Lake hODa'c0nS h'''0n
go and $50 p M for someryle and FIemne,Gn;
Chunk, Reading, Harrisburg etc. On Sundays at $50
!, sis: 80 II 10 a; m. 30. 80 $3.50. 80
sq o G nE ons Bf@aS A sSG PARK ocean S Grove
bc So 81 80 80 e. fs 80 p LAKE
WOOD. Manchester, Toms River Barnegat. etc, ,,
CITY co. VS Sco h 5 30 10 80 1915 m 80
sSd EAE gS'Hs Iass'E
1870 p m S SHN6Y S'I m 0{s!H ROUTE GS m
For LONG ER6N j 9c Z y GROVE etc..
70, Highland Besch ssaoSGh % NO9TS Sn Beach and
on 5 49, 80 % M rs sundays Ssy 80 80 Il 90 no.
For Fbdron Asbury PARK, ocean Grove, etc. 90 oo
90 90 s45 iS 20 % 80 Ips.a,v, rnur.,,vs
FOR and Sdo Saturdays, ZOO 90 ii 100 M, i2i5 90
For Atlantic ughlants 30 90 a. m Il 90 Saturdays
rot miyi. As, so, 80 D. m
For lakewood Toms River and Barnezat 80 100
rc SS and paos Car seats be procured AS
SCI a. 1 sa East s' iS5h s courtst. $50
Fu tons st.. % Broadway, Brooklyn -, ..r
baggage FROM hotel T or residence w " ~ '''N
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Gapinqs Banks.
THE sEAMEN's BANK FOR SAVINGS,

THE SEAMEN'S BANK FOR SAVINGS,
"A and 76 Wallst.
FTHE TRUSTEES have ordered that interest
bo paid 10 dcposltors entitled thereto. under tho by
laws accordance with the savings bank laws, for
the six months ending 30th utmo, as follows
On exceeding one Thousand Dollars at the
rate OF FOUR PER CENT Per annum.
on accounts larger thnn ono Thousand Dollars but not
exceeding Thousand Dollars at the rate OF THREE
PER CENT per annun. , ,,,, -,
on accounts larger Three Thousand Dollars and
which opened prior 20 the Limitation OF deposits Dy
statute at the ~ TWO PER CENT per anhum pay
able on and after MONDAY. 10Th instant
WILLIAM G. STURGES, President
HENRY r. MARSHALL Cashier.
Now York. July ., 1888.
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T EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot of cortandt ana

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of cortlandt and
q 80 a. IN. Tor Catasauqua and intermediate points
s o. m for Geneva. Lyons, Elmra, Rochester Buffalo
and the West and principal local pontA Chair ear TO
Elmlrd.
/ D. m for Tunkhannock and intermediate points Chair
car to Tunkhannock Connection Reading and Harris
burg - ,,,... -, ,,, ....,..
polnts Chair to L. and b. Junction.
"A d. for Mauch Chunk and Intermediate points
Connection to Reading and Harrisburg. Chair car to
Mauch Chunk. ..,, ,.. -.
falo ard the West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons
S:l5 d. m. for Laurays and intermediate points
Trains leaving at 8 .. M p m and $40 D. m con.
for all points In Mahanoy and a1leton coal regonA
SUNDAY TRAINS.
8 q. m. for Msuch Chunk Hazeton and intermediate
points ,.,.
D. m for Geneva Lyons, Elmra, Rochester. But
falo and the West. Pullman sleeper To Lyons
General Eastern Office. 235 Broadway.
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RAILROADS..

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY'
IN-Trajns leave from Chambersst station week a.:
81 sse. hHsSS''9 sn$ rs SSYa sss
midnight Sundays 7 90, $50 a. M, and D. D. ~ ~
Tor Nanuet Spring Valley Mcnsey and Tailmans w.ss
a. and . y.
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Uccrhcrs.

A BEST TEACHERS supplied; charge. TEACH.
~. Frs registered for 90 cents FOR pcsrage vacancies
always on hand: form for stamp r. F. AVERY, Ameri'
car School Bureau, 9 West lith-st.. n. Y.
MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
n supplies Professors Teachers, Tutors GovernesseA
&C. 70 Colleges Schools aud Families. Apply ~
MRS. NJ. J. YOUEG-FULToN % Union Square
II XPEHIENCED PRINCIPAL o. city preparatory
II will coach cOnd toned pupils or others, IN city
oil cscwhele opportunity offered PRINCIPAL
90 East 59th-si
VtNPIRIENCID LADY, college pr,i',sOf, VIII Join cs-
IL iablished school, new school where needed
1r.i.cla-s Patrons kindly address SUCCESS AND POP.
TLAHITY ASSURED, Tribune O:hcc.
yIrOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU t'or
w both sexes supplies professors teachers governesses
musicians hOusekeeperS companions. &c. o. colleges:
schools and families also bOokseepers senoRraphers aud
oOpylSts 20 business n:ma
MRS A. j. CULVER 800 5,h-ave, New-York City.
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ERIE RA!LWAY:-Ticket Offices, 4oI, SIT.

ERIE RAILWAY.-Ticket0 Offices, 4o1, SIT.
Battery Pl,ce, Ch3mDeTs and 25d Street ferries Se,r
ork. 321 and 1873 Fulion-st. Brolhyn 107 Broadwsv
SO Montgomery:st. and New Station. Jersey City wSes
Tickets Paror Sleeping Car reservations aud orders
for checking and transfer Of baggage can b. obtained Ex.
from Chambcrsst local trains 70 10 minutes earlier
o q m daily, Day Express buret drawing coaches
70 Buffalo; Pullman sleeping coaches Hornellsyils "
10 80 a. week days Delaware Valley Express psrios
Pullman train OF day and buffet sleeping coaches 10 Buf.
falo. Niagara Falls Cleveland Chicago. Cincinnati sn1
D, M dsiy Chicago Express Psman bure. sleeping
coaches TO Binghamton owcgo. ElmrA Rochester. Bux
sS cpci a@a and Chicago AS = 1850
ssG. .so .nS !ao. 5a!s 9sS?ss G; 80, 5 liz ss
10 39 NJ % - night S Also :" RT 10 sa
b. y 3 q Is noon:
sbo"S 8 3 SS%S 80 3d. ~ ' ,esq 10
i45. s. 4, !, 6 30 7: 80. o. 1890 y. m: il night
Newark and Paterson, Via Newsrh.5 a. o 90 3o 70.
7 7ss 70 n f'S Sss TO- sua sG 20
Rds.sood a9% spnern54s 40 7;5G go ,o:sc.
IL night. 49, 70 Ridgewood, s 80 a N. 20 m
70 surern. $50 p m. SUNDAYS 4Ao. $3.50. 10 30
N..Dus ana az to 4 Z? &c. y night @ 40 30 90
w. 80 , w e s Sn%s q a. M ii SO
sp n Sundays AZ s 80. "a N 30 Sp m Nv
MddetOwn and Port Jervis4 As, so, 9. 10 80 m:
$50 I 80 8 80, . D. m Sunday" +Aa' $50 Q.
Express trains from the West arrive in NewYOrk .,
1905. II 80 2: m, and 10 20 D. m - ,.,,
Cent Sur,t Agent
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NETWORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ RAILWAY.-rralns leave from ferries 81 West aga

~ RAiLwAY.Htrains leave from ferries at West 12d
and Jay sts. As follows: 49,,
West 4ad.st. so a. m Jay.st, :95 a. m. for Mid
detogn, Ellennle Fasburg Monticello, Liberty Wal
ton. Delhi Norwich, Utica, Rome, Oneida. Fulton. os
West z2d.st, o 10 a. M: Jayst. 8 so a m. for
waikiki Valley stations. Lakes Mohonk. Mlnnewaska,
:. IVES: 4?d;st, 40 p. m Jayst, S;5S p m, for
Middctown, Bloomingburg Mt Dale, Monticello, Fals
burg, Liberty. White Lake, Rockland:
Campbell Hall. Mldtletown Bloomingbnrg. Wurtsboro
Ellenyiie. ~
West 4od.st. :o5 p Jay.st. 10 m, daily for
Middetown. Faisburg. Liberty walton Norwich Oneida
Oswegu, Suspension Rrd.c, Detroit, Chicago ST. Louis
Bunet Slcepes to Niagara Falls Reclining Chair Car
FREQ Oswcgo
Saturday halfhollday West i2t. St., rs D. m jay
a.. 90 p. M, For Campbell Hall Mlddletown bloom
ingburg Eenye. Fallsburg. Monticello, Liberty, White
Lake Livingston Manor. Walton. Debit
Pullman Drawing Room seats and berths reserved ut
3O7 broadway Time tables, tickets &c, 207, 307
944 1913 broadway, 7S7 6thave.. 1874 East l95th St.
W. J. c. ANDERSON. G. p. A.,
Is Exchange Place. New-York
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SIXTEENTH QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF Oh PER
CENT PAYABLE JULY IL, 1883
OFFICES:
New-York o0s B'way; Phlla, cor. 4th & Chest sts
Boston, III DcyOnshir'-st London. England.
SEND EOR
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CAPE CHARLES ROUTE
~ FOR
OLD POINT COMFORT,
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,
AND THE SOIfrH.

NEw.yoRK, PHILADELPHIA 4 NORFOLK n X.
Train leaves foot Of COrtlandt and peserOsses Sta
daily, 100 m. Tickets and sleeping berths secured
any Ticket ONCE the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Co.
ii. w. dunno Supt r Il. COOKE. q. p. & y. A.
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL

~ FOR RED BANK hoHH99Se BRANCH. OCEAN
GROVE ASBURY PARK, OCEAN BEACH. SPRING
LAKE, POINT rhElASsANT. 49,, 49, TOGO
TRAINS LEAVE NFWYoRK, Fo0T or LIBERTY.
ST, 100. rs, % 30 III rs m, Il 80 40 80 80
(ast exprcss), 90 4 30 IS 80 rs D. Sundays.
. 90 e ~, and ;oo p m. ,>,,e,Dossro srs
$3.50, 10, '9.i0 a. M. IL 90 noon; 80 $40,
$40 Nlmited express. except Red Benkl 90 . 100.
900 y. Sundays, rs. ol5 a. III ; 100 D. H.
Denotes express tains . -.
Supr Gen. Pas AgtPSR G.PAC.RRN.J.
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEw.YoRK TRID-
AUNE WILL RE RECEIVED AT THE UPTOWN
OFFICES No. l23S broadway, corner Thirty. nrst st.,
until p m $50 broadway. bctwce Twentysceond and
Twenty third SITS, until 270 West Twenty third
St. corner EIghthayc. 152 sixthave. 1888 Fourthave
Fourteenth 100 Third ave, Forty
enth-s 1907 Thrdave.. near sixuethst 1,70S First
ave log West Forty.seeond st Ninth;aye and sixty
eighthst and 90 Liberty St., and the HARLEM OFFICE
1870 East One hundred and twenty nth ST. up 10 ..
at regular once rates
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s,St~ Of Now.York County OF New York S.
J. ARTHUR w. SHERMAN, Cashier Of the above named
bank soennly that the above statement is true,
TO the best OF my knowledge and belief ~
A. w. SHERMAN, Cashier
subscribed and to before this 10Th day Of July
1855 III. l.. BRAYNAKD Notary Public N Y
Corrcct-Attest: A II. STEVENS.
THOMAS DENNY
ADRIAN ISELIN JR
Directors
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For Both Sexes -Country.

For Both Sexes-Country.
LLFGUENY COILEGE-73d year begins Sept Is.
n Three A. b. Preparatory School Engineer
ing, Music Both Sexes Expenses low. A1ifess
WILBUR C. WILLIAMS. d. D, Prs't Meadvlle Penn.
A MONO THE HILLS, thiTtytwo miles from New. YORK.
n order programme for soso9, and picture Of liAPPA
Qua MOUNTAIN INSTITUTE Chappaqua, ~ y
ID LAIR PRESBYTERIAL ACADEMY.-Boh Sexes
ID John J. Blair Foundation: Insllsh Latin ufeek;
French German, Music, Drawing, Painting and Physical
culture. HomeliAe appointments large endS"ments'
low
j. ii. SHUMAKER. Prin Blairstown, New-Jcrsey
~ L GARNIO INSTITUTE Ehinebcck, ~ y. prepares
- for college for business Address the
Principal, JAMES VI. DE OAKMO, IN d.
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L year begins Sept. 10 superb new buildings, steam
heat graduating Courses foI ladies and gentlemen in
Guiding College Preparatory ana CommcriCal Music Art
O.atory. - Teachers; Literary Societies; 10 Free
Lectures each Term; Free Tuition Normal Classes
Board furnished room. fuel, light washing aud all
studies necessary graduation except Art and Music
81 Der Send for catalogue.
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Preparatory for Males College for Ladies' Special teach
Ing for backward pupils Year opens sept IL Catalogue
OF w. II. BANNlSTER. A. NJ, Principal
c2OO -MAPLEWooD INSTITUTE for both seHes
tDCUU. COncorive. Penn. Preparatory, business EHg
.h Graduating Scientific and College preparatory courses
Special care to little boys Highly recommended j.
SHORTLIDGE yale, a. NJ. Principal
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Professional.

4, AiESMAN.A thoroughly competent business do.
- sres represent rs,laSs hOhs- In New England
and prices be adapted wholesale and large
retail trade manufactures Iref rred commission sal
airy; highest references security IL desired Address
w. S. II, Box .S54, Boston, Mass