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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-20
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
ADELAIDE RISTORI.

ADELAIDE RIsToRI: STUDIES AND MEMOIRS.
An Autobiography. lomo, PIP. 2o1 Boston;
Roberts Brothers.
In this volume of the "Famous Women scrles,'
Madame Ristor gives interesting but too skctchy
narrative. not exactly OF her life. but OF her pubic
rarecr II is written with refreshing absence OF afec-
tation and with natural simplicity. and at every page
II exhibits the strength of the writer's attachment TO-
and happiness in. her art. People ot genius arc SO
apt to be made unhappy by excessive scnsiol'y thst
matter how prosperous their lives, they often suor
moro from what to the majority would be slight dis
agrceabes than folk of tougher 1brc do from serious
misfortune. Adelaide Rlstori Is not ono OF these
very thin Skinned artists, fortunately for herself and
also 10 extent for such read her autobiography
She reveals very sunny disposition, H. fact. and a
happy faculty for seeing the amusing side OF most
things and making the best Of all situations. Not
that she appears to have been heavily tried at any
time. Her vocation for hisrionic art was manifested
early and as she belonged TO theatrical family and
may be said to have been bred upon tho stage, she
had no domestic obstacles to overcome in following
her bent but the contrary the greatest danger was
that Of too hasty advancement by the manager, who
her father.
She ripcned quickly and avoided the most danger
Gus temptation. which to seek parts too mature
for her powers. From the beginning. indeed, she
seems have boon guided by uncommon judgment ana
her practical caused her to miss no opportunity
Of scfmprovement Her simple story may teach
aspants that the great prizes Of the drama belong as
much patient continuous labor TO Inspiration
Tho first half of Madame Rstoris book treats OF her
professional tours, her trlumphs and some few small
travelling adventures. The second part contains
her analysis of her principal parts. namely Mary
Stuart. MyTha. Medea. Phaedra, Lady Macbeth ana
Queen Elizabeth. These arc extremely Interesting
She gives elaborate descriptions Of her action gestures
facial expression ngual emphasis and every detail OF
each role explaining her interpretations with remark
able acutcncss and subety Of insight 1t IS scarcely
necessary TO say that the characters drawn by the
playwrights are seldom never historically correct,
and in Mary Stuart and Queen Elizabeth great many
freedoms have been INDUCED. Rston however had nc
res pons ibiy. 1t her business to interpret the
play not history and all the world knows how faith
fully and brilliantly she performed her part SO
graphically. too has she described her own action and
the reasons for It that IS possible TO realize the differ
ent situations by following her analysis. Nothing
could show clearly the amount of conscientious
work she bestowed upon all her roles than these an
nlytic descriptions and they constitute record of
great artists interpretations which IS not merely of
high interest but possesses distinct importance as
contribution to the literature Of hlstrionic art.
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7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortland. snd
Desbrosses sts. as follows:
80 a. n. for CatasauQua and intermediate points
a. m for Geneva Lyons. Enllra, Rochester Buffalo
and the West and principal local points Chair 70
i D. m for Tunkhannock and intermediate points Chair
ear to Tunkhannock Connection TO Reading and Harris
burg. -
nolnts Chair car 70 l.. ana b. Junction.
40 D. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
Connection 10 Reading and Harrisburg. Chair car 70
Mauch Chunk , r, -.
fao and the West. Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons
Sis p. m. for Laurays and intermedate points
Trains leaving a. m, D. and 3 40 .. m.
meet for ali points Mahanoy and azleton coal regionA
SUNDAY TRAINS.
8 q. N. for Mauch Chunk Hazeton and intermediate
as D. m. for Copay and intermediate points.
D. m. for Geneva Lyons, Elmra, Rochester Bus-
falo and the Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons.
~ General Eastern Office, 235 Broadway.
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT FOUR-RACn TRUNK LINE
On and afIer july II, We -II- IflFe
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,


largest and Finest Passenger Station In America
-, IS m. Rochester Express. drawing cars -
4 m, Saratoga: Lake George, and Montreal Special
F%,'sSuIs and M9R!5s9 $. Adams yo,
Creek, schro9n Lake Blue Mountain Lake &C. Drawias
r0GS SO sor sae xS6us vrsr1nUnED CHICAGO AND
ST. louis LIMiTED, composed exclusively Of baiss
hSsnys S. 9e6ese BdSs6 ns Sac e
Falls Erie ceyeand, Indlanapol,, aud Toledo arriving
Connscts at Albany Tor Cooper,town
,ono TO- cieasaha c&eRn4p Isa9aaps
drawing CananGagua, Rochester. and Rchhelt
til 80 m we-:ern New; York and northern Express.
Nu"i D. m safatcga Limited Runs Saturdays only
arriving saratoga S2 p m Sslagen o9 w d. Draw"
80 sarasOga ana Utica special With With. drawins
to Lake George Saturdays Ony.
meets for %liIs%sIoT@, Sorth Adams and ntSrmedisSs
10 Fast ehIcagG n Gnsinsas and St Legi, E1
indianapolis St Louis Detroit AID Chicago with sleep
CLAYTON daily including sunday
cars 70 Clayton and Paul Smiths aa tcs and r. w W.
N9nss and md cnsPa1asfq, f,
al hante RsiIW5y and to syricus ard dpiy
synd' sSnd, Nca9a de PS % s s. AS S.
Lyon Mountain. Loon Lake. saraaac. Paul Smiths SC.
efne rSs eS Srs eEa lake LAKE,
New. York 10 Plattsburg and North Creek.
p. M Special Sleeper arrives Roehts:er 40 a. m.
Bufalo :35 a. m. and Cleveland 25 D. r.
.tl 80 D. Fast ght Express f9r Richheld Sprtne;-
Rochester, Buffalo Niagara Fails, Toronto, Cleveland,
Cincinnati Indianapolis ST. Louis. Detroit and Chicago
with sleeping cars Sleeping cars To Canandagua on
T. midnight Adirondack Mountain Special for Saratoga
Lake George, Plattsburg Loon Lake Saranao Lake.
paul Smith &c. also lor sharon springs c0operstown,
and Richneld Springs Sleeptng-cars 70 Albany.
Tickets and space in dra wing and sleeing
sale az Grand Central Saion Alb 1s5 and 9f2 Broadway
10 PIX Mace / Bi'ery place. GO Vest i2Jfh.st and
i3sh ST. Station, New-YorE; 1893 Washington and 100
Fulton sts Brooklyn. and 70 4th- Williamsburg
We.oots Express calls for and checks baggage from
hotels residences
run daily others daily except Sunday tStop 13sth
j NJ. TOUCEY HENRY MONErT
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.
CAPE CHARLES ROUTE
~ FOR
OLD POINT COMFoRT
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH

NEW. YORK. PHILADELPHIA NORFOLK n -, -
Train leaves foot Of Coruandt ana bvssss secured
daily, 90 Tickets and sleeping ernsalirosi Co.
II. W. DUNE supt l. b. COOKE G, =. = =,
NEW-lOkk, ONTARIO AND WESSim.Eihesai
IN kAlLWAY.-Trains leave from ieiries a. WV
and Jay sts as follows: - ,or Md.
West 42dsL. so a. M Jayst :S5 a. n. mt, iS' Wa.
detown Elenville, Fssburg Monticello, ynis,, Os-
ton Delhi Norwich, Utica. Rome, Oneida. f"'''| ~
wego, Buffalo, Detroit chicago a.x n m for
West 4od-st 10 a. Jayst. % =, W. sska
Waikiki Valley stations lakes M,Ssonns, N'nn'"'
West 4sdss 4?i6 p. 2 :SS p nv; ..s IA.
Waikiki Valley stations. Lakes Mohonk M aa ssls.
Middletown. Bloomlneburg Ne, Dale MoHu'enO f'"'
burg Liberty White Lake. Rockland az M FOR
Nest 4od.st, 4 80 D. m Jayse. Wurtshoro,
Camphsl Hall. Middletown. Blo0minsoura "u'''
West Scdst cs m Jay;st; gig pr;r % Oneida.
oaWesr Suspension Bride Derois ChesfT 90 f6ar Car
Buret slrepers 10 Niagara Falls h'e"hiNs N
FIRE. to Uswcgo. - "a, i.ia n m jay
~. 100 M, Tor Cam2bell Ha, Liberty White
incburg Fllenyillc, Fallsburs; MohnDl nht i'
lake Livingston Manor Walton Delhi e,,h. reserved Al
80! Brosawsy Time tables tickets ss fas; iySthst.
al SoS broadway, T37 6tha'e iSs IA'' '-
~ West IaSth',r SeS YsSyNspERsoN, @. P A..
Is exchange Place. Nsw'Aoss-
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RAILROAD.

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New-York via DesbrOsses and cortlan"
> streets Ferries, as follows w.. -. puru,n p.,,..
Cars ATTACHED 20 A. eEo Dn9g car a Of
Dining smoking and Sleeping Ve-tiCulei cai' at %
ma @ t0Ss Haven no M a SSy at fGsy
FSE ksaa9 o2 20 aRa and 10
dny 20 M s IN 90 iPd and Q 70 saturdays
Ba tihors Washington and the South Limitea Wash
sunday IL a m arrive Washington zoo ,. m. ad
daily with Dlning Car &C 40 2 m arrive was go
inslSn s 90 !S SS and az &c zoo aa aad =
night Sunday, e:l5 and - IN, 80 and p n and
For Atlantic City. II 10 a. m. 100 and 90 D. week
E For onPs May Head S's tys and nrm. Sta
lions via Rahway ani Am6Gy 80 30 ana 70 am M
on sunday 10, and l5 a. IL and D. N do NOS
For 9d FONT and Norfolk. via New.YOrk philadelphia
and Norfolk RAILROAD p M, aaiy VIA DA'''H''''
pos ana Fay B4o Ss 80 v sSaneet with all though
trains at Jersey C,y. aTordng speedy and dGees
transfer for Brooklyn travel
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express trains leave New.York via Desbros'e' ana
cortandt streets Ferries as follows: -. ,,,,,, Car,
and TO- Washington l. milei), aud II a. M. y 20
500. L. 40 80 ana p M ana % ~ "a 10 ga N.
l. 30, 5. q. 8 80 5 and . pm. and Il 10 nisAA
Trains ASs'% saSns Sswy daily cscep, SUNDAY.
and IL 10 a. m; l. ? a. O. p d m; ana a, S,soa
Tieke. onces Nos AS $40 and ga BIOads va.
coSrt-st aud BTooSyn ARSsS FSi'SsS.,:ss
Brooklyn; Station. Jersey City; Emigrant Ticket JEW
''' The New.YOrs Transfer Company will call 'i md
check baggage from. hotels and residences roon
General Manager General PsSs'r Agent
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEw-JERsEY.

- FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET, NORTH RIVER
For p1Ab 5TI H1S' a of Ky fRSNr9 Bound nrer
Route at fS e II N no. 49, T. ;SG 30
l. tra IN es yS1 4 ~ - 30
M. agcch Oh Chunk RoafnS Harr sSars ets
:t5 a. m. for Lake Hopaco' & Es1on. Bethlehem ard
90 a. for bennington. EsstOn. bethlehem. Allen
80 a m. for Remington Lake Hopatcons, EastOn.
M'TSS cqHk
sulphur Lswis5urs Wi1mspoTt n.,,,.,or,
MautH Chunk Reading Harrisburg, etc.
s;t5 r N: for Ea.tOn. Bethlehem Allentown Mauch
80 p. M. for nemnston Lake Hopatcong. Eas.on.
90 ana 30 p m Tor somervillo and Pennington
AS P m for Ea.ton bethlehem Allentown Mauch
Chunk Reading Harrisburg. etc On Sundays at 80
y + slS. 80. II 10 q M. 90 80 $3.50, T. 4 80.
for ri Red hSnk Long nTssc6 A.oHfy PARK Ocean Groys
s1s ISL sf5 S a. fYsS &c. taIST qn at S
dh s 80 m 80 . FOR S,, TsG.!nsa.lo LAKE
M. so m for Beach Haven. ATLANTIC
CITY 90 viSel GS pi IS 10 80 Has Ia,
$50 l. 30 900 so, Si5 p m sundays ID a. M.
QsSsSs. ssoHs % Gn:a'y II sa IS *
For LONG E ESSS1 rEx 29 + y GROVE etc.
70, Highland Beach ssaSSceS NOqnoSth Beach and
s.s 49, ESQ y " suRdsy. S.s So Il 90 g. mo- no.
Fol ss,'" Aj|s F'!s H1;s1 assys s'' o0 oo0
and Saturdays soc. o 90, II 100 a M, I2:iG 20
r'! ss A'q ss Y.ss s So 100 90 SATURDAYS
FO, iSss,oqd Toms River and Barncsat 80. 90 m.
So. S ss S:.ss.Y r. q, VA
Fulton,s, % hfosdwsy Brcosiyn 0'u'S'~' SOU
baggage from hote or residence
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ERIE RA!LwAY.-Ticket Offices, 4oi, SIT,

hlL hAlLW n - OlIICeS 4OI, Jl7.
n "a sn e 9s7 srOadway iSs "a gOwsry 1877
York 321 and 1913 Fulton-sL Brooklyn: 10- Broafwav
Williamsburg, corner Newark and Hudson scs, Hoboket:
Tickets and Psror Sleeping Car reservations and orSss
for checking and gs9sfe % baggage an BE- Obtained El
from Chamber st local traits 70 10 minutes ''n
daily. Day Express Luret drswlng room coaches
70 Bu51lo Pullman Steering coaches HoneIlsyile 70
Cincinnati and Cleveland
10 80 m. week days delaware Valley Express psrlas
car 10 Bnghsmton, 0wego. Elmira and Coming
p NJ daily, Chicago and St. Louis Limlted"a .olid
fao Niagara Falls Cleveland. Chicago. Cincinnati and
st. Louis; no extra charge Tor fast time.
Coaches asI SasasS 9%es Em eSs ssR BIZ
ru,ssss SP't and F s.a Si'Sa T. 7 $50
u.s. 10 ass s s:s +. 9 asSs...:i
suntsy 49, s22 3d. e ID ps 20 - n S.9
p. aas 20 J 81 % 3 % e Is
ts0H So 80 SO toiG 80. ss?S 4 10 30 n no
s19dsSs g. 49, J % 30 a. n n,Rs
!sS M fi'S Sls ITO aaa s2 e. so
KiSsey s9% sprers74 4as, 80, . 30. 1880. m;
II tight Also to Kdse%cod .'S 80 az H ~ 20 M M
Eevburg and Cornw.li-7 80. a. m !; 80 30 son.
sS ? e. s d"ys g. o. ii 30 a.
III 2. su3dSy. as. 60, pa 90 S5 ~ ~ 90
so aS ana f9! s n ~ lo 80 an
Express train, from the Yves. arrive in NewYors a.
VS; II 80 g g. M aga 10 20 D. m r,pvr,
Gen'l Sup's General Passenger Asen.
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Railroads..

AV-TralDs leave from Chamberss, Station geek dar:
for Englewood Tenany, Ciostep sparkhll. and Nyass
100, 80 5 80, 40, $40 8 90, 10 80 D. r. -
midnight Sundays 100, 80 a m, 80, 4. 30 3 liz
week days, 100. 10 :Oo-a m, so 40 D. m sandsys
Additional trains to Cressk and way $40 q. m. 24s
D. IN.
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Railroads..
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
Trains leave West 42d,st station as follows and 20
min utcs earlier from foot Of Jay.sL, North River
Detroit and Chicago % .55 =. 70 :00 g :15 m.
St. Louis % 100, IS is y. m.
Syracuse, Buffalo, Rochester, Suspension BRIDGE Nj
agara Falls, 3:1sS '9:55 a. n. % 90 9 15 m
Kingston saugcrtes, CstsEill Albany, 3:I5 4 rs.
c CO, West POINT Cornwall Newburg 1913
.7:l5, IS 80 10 rs g. II 80 M ~ 90 10 10
For Montreal and Canada East. g 90 D,
Hamilton london, % 80 a m, g 100, IS :15 D. To-
ronto IS 90 4. m, rs 90 g rs >. m.
Elegant sleeping cars for Buffalo Niagara Falls Detroit
Chicago and st. Louis
Saratoga Specials, (a) II 80 m. ts) 45 Draw.
Lake George, II 80 Drawing Room Cars 10 Cad.
well. Saturdays only 81 S45 p IN.
MOGS snS va ya Mex Rd p9 Cas- 90
astsrs XII Tun1r Grand Hote Station md Pnoe
nica rs, 100, (1l II 80 a. m ~ 345 m Drawing
Room Cars Grand Hotel Station and TO Phoenica for
Knatersk and Mountain louse) on 00 (a IL 80
Palenvle Cairo and Mountain House Station, us.
ROOM t g1o cst.h IL on "a SO NJ and
except Sunday "a q L.,ve jersey City, p II r. Sta.
Station a. "a "a Il 30 d. NJ q 40 m
For tickets. time. tables paror o. seepns1r accom-;
o. Bc Hs, snS sS Once S% 81 FS
ton. st Now:York Cly-30S 1856 o42 Broadway. 1853 IL
Bowery Il rarh place and West ShSrc Stations foot of
West 4od; g., foot Of Jay'st. N. r. e F. AMBERT
Vanderbltave General Passenger Agent
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REORGANIZATION
OF THE
& Ohio RAILWAY CO.

81 WALI~ST.,
New-York July II. 1888.
Receipts OF DREXEL MORGAN & co. for First
Preferred Second Preferred and Common Stock Of the
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY COMPANY de-
posted, in accordance with the plan Of reorganization
dated Feb T. 1885, and which all assessments have
paid may be exchanged for engraved reorgan-
izatlon certificates. passing by delivery application
at their Office % Wallst, NewYork Receipts pre-
scented for such exchange must be properly indorsed
Receipts for Series b, per cent and per cent
bonds and for currency per cent bonds may also be
exchanged for engraved reorganization certificates IN
suance Of notice already given
All OF these certificates have been listed on the New.
York Stock Exchange.
HOLDERS OF 90 PER CENT Of all classes Of stock
bonds affected by the plan Of reorganization having
accepted its provisions outstanding stockholders and bond
holders hereby given Anal notice to deposit their
curtes with DREX Ell, MORGAN & co. before August
J. 1883, and conform to the requirements OF said pan
they wish to participate In the benefits thereof
C. H. COSTER,
RI. CROSS, Committee.
AJ.TIOMAS
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EDITORS STUDY.

The Library Of American NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of tho
Colonial rehabilitation OF Puritln Life in Puritan
Lerature.-The Relations OF Cotton Mather jonathan
Edwards the last and greatest OF Puritan ThcoDgucs
RcyO' ltionary Literature
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The crude oil market yesterday ruled higher piano
OF values throughout The opening at the Ctrso1ated
Exchange at 50 3iSs2 9s cents sgan. 81 cents
Wednesday might. but at the Stock Exchange sales
made low 81 "a Tho covering Of
shorts and buying quickly carried prices above 80
cents and although there later reaction 10 tho
lowest prices the final dealings made
to moro than opening quotat.onI The Hsd was
bullsh, but Of no particular significance. 1t was re-
ported that the National Transit had avancod
the premium on Washington oil from 70 Is per
bulIsh IN influence there arc some OBJ
servers who hold that It WI tend u rctard boom In
and It's ultimate basis ovobt ~ be far ahoye Iing raes
II stu needs however, a strong and aggressive bull
leadership and that is reached through tho strength
enne OF the commercial position. the market open 70
rading and reallzatons The close firm but
less vigorous than on "Wednesday night
The of prices and the total dealings as fol-
lows:
Exchange. Complicated
$ $ $ $:::; :::: Il; Is:
RenHsd oil was steady and unchanged at ss cents
gallon, Abel test at all ports
OIL CITY gy s ss esse s
ssles 600 barrels cearanees 100000 barrels char
a. $3.50 bbs shipments So 900 barrels rams as245
PrrrsBuRa Penn. July la. - Petroleum closed nrm;
National Transit certificates opened a S2h closed ~ oZ
highest. s3i lowest sl'I
nn.9rosp PENN JYy laNsSns TFsn's GssaIsiI:
Clearances S02 900 barrels.
opened si highest ssa. lowest Sis closed s2s
>
HAVANA MARKETS.
HAVANA. Jnly ls-sDanlsh gold. 23e 92s6i. Exchange
firm. Sugar firm sales 1880 bags ami 500 hogsheads
lassss sugar 81 10 80 degrees poariza on at 60 372s
polarization. on Speculation at SO 55 gold quinta
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& HORE LINE-ALL-RAIL ROUTE-FOR
- Boston, Newport and the East Express leaves Grand
Central Station at 10 90 and 100 p m. for Watch
mn Narragansett Pier. Newport and Providence and
Boston. 500 p. r. Limited Express for Newport Prov.
Hence and Boston IL go p. Night Express FOR New
bort Providence Boston-day. Palace Parlor Cars or
ca to
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MONTHLY RECORD OF CURRENT EVENTS.
EDITORS DRAWER

Conducted by CHARLES DUDLEY WARNER
self.centrng-A Professional Secret-The Ola Old
etory.-Not a Prodigy Himself ILLUSTRATION by w. H.
HYDE)-A Wonderful Railroad DAVID KER).-A Lul
on the Flshermens BepchCan this be True "A Pointed
Hlnt-A Virginia Metaphor.-A SurgestioD.-A Mere
TrGe ILLUSTRATION by Miss McDERMOTT). -Modus Oper
andi-A Good Reason.-A Drop in Eggs ILLUSTRATION BY
w. l.. SHEPPARD)- Revised Anecdops GOlIN KEN.
DRICK BANGS Sir Walter Raleigh and the Queen; Dr.
Johnsons Ready Retoit How Steele Circumvented the
Beggar
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EDITORS EASY CHAIR.

By GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS.
Anonymous LettcrsSaies at the Academy Exhibition;
Prospects OF American At-Aboll.ion o; the Syscn
Siberian Exile.-Iittle Pedlingtonism.
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Mem publications.
PEADY AT NOON TO-DAY.
HARPER'S MAGAZINE
FOR AUGUST.
VOL LXXVIL, NO. $50.

VOL. LXXvII.. NO. 45s.
A MIDSUMMER TRIP TO THE WEST INDIES
by LAFCADIo HEARN. Profusely illustrated. Part
MAIwAS REVENGE. A STORY.
BY II. RIDER HAGG ARD. Illustrated Conclusion.
SANDRO BOTTICELLL
BY THEODORE CHILD Illustrations: Alessandro
Bottice from portrait by hlmselD.-Head OF One Of the
Three Graces in the AlceCry Of SPRING Figure Of
Flora in the Alcgory of Spring." Virgin and Child and
St. john" Mars and Venus"
THE LEATHER BOTTEL BALLAD
Nine Illustrations by E. A. ABBEY. including the
Tronuspiece
ANNIE KILBULN A NOVEL
BY WILLIAM DEAN HowELLs Part III.
A CHISwICK RAMBLE
By MoNcURE D CONWAY. illustrated
STUDIES OF THE GREAT WEST
By CHARLES DCDLLY WARNER. Part VI. Gin.
einnad and Louisville
SONNET BY WILLIAM WORDSWORTH.
Ful-psse Illustration by ALFRED PARSONS.
MAR LOCHABER. ANovEL
BY WILLIAM BLACK. Part VIII
THE MONTAGNAIS.
Indian Life in Canada By C. II. FARNHAM. II.
Illustrated.
PRIDE AND PRIDE. SHORT STORY.
By JANE G. AUSTIN.
TOO KIND BY HALF.
Full.page Illustration by GEORGE DU MAURIER
HOLSTEIN- FRIESIAN CATTLE.
By s. UOXIE lustrated
POETRY:
1.-THE GUEST OF THE EVENING" by ROBERT
UNDERWOOD JOHNSON.
MY WALK TO CHURCH By HoRATIo NELSON
POWERS
AUBADE. BY ANNIE CHAMBERS KETCHUM.
EDITORS EASY CHAIR
By GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS.
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n ORWICH LINE for Boston, Worcester,
~ Portland. White Mountains Direct route 10 New.
London Norwich. Watch. Hill and Block Island
Rsr d b aenOe above H9 e
brosses.st Ferry, daily Sundays excepted at 80 p
utipg freight throughout New Engand One steamer
daily except SUNDAYS exclusively Tor freight
Tickets and state Rooms secured At 207 POL s3 33 957
RosaT q ana and ssf Eu,ton
Ct At Pier 20 North River. and on Steamers
G. w. BRADY. A1Ans.
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HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
IL DAY LINE STEAMER
NEu yOpU Ann ALA

DAILY except SundSysJ-
Leave Brooklyn, Fultof-st (by Annex -. BUY T. m
New.York, Vcstry.st Pier $40
Now.YorK West 22d:st Pier 900
for ALBANY, landing at West Point Newburg Poush
ieepse I.hinctcck Cstskill and Hudson.
Returning, leave Albany 6:SO D. n
A ma BAND attached TO each boat
WEST POINT NEWBCRG and PoUGHKEEPsIE.
with dpy boat.
RHTNEBEcK. By ferry with Ulster and Del. r. r. for
resorts Of the Catsklls ,,,x . -
CATsKILL with special trains the Catskll Mt r. r.
HUDSON. with Boston and Albany r. K for Chat
"'A HLBANY, with ~ Y Central and II. r. r r. for
Utica NIAGARA FALLS BnnaI9 and the Vest po, with
with and II. Co.'S r. T. for Montreal and the North.
and with SPECIAL TRAINS TO AND From sARhIOGA
The New York Transfer Co. Will call for and check
from hotels and residences
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Splendid orchestra attached to each vessel.
Leave New.York from Pier o. n. T. (old No., foot
OF Murray-st $ follows:
80 p m'-For Fail River direct. connecting for Bos
ton, Ftchburg, New. Bedford, Mathas vineyard, Man.
tucket and local points Old Colony Railroad.
0l6 p m.-Eor Newport and Fall River, due Newport
about AS Fall River, connecting with express
trains and through for Boston. Cape Cod Lowell,
the White Mountains, &c.
SUNDAYS, leave New-York at 8 80 D. m. for all
points Returning leave Boston p. m
COnneC ton by daily from Brooklyn m.
Jersey City D. m. Tickets and staerooms may be OBJ
tanned in NewYork at 207 2Gl, I'll GA 957 and 1923
Broadway; 2Gf West 125th-st and 1874 East 125th st.
15S Bowery,o A.tor House and Windsor Hotel; Line
Onlce, Pier g. ". r., aud
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