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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-01
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
INVEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w " Y. c. & II. X. H. CO.. lesseeA
Trains leave West 42d-st station as follows, ana 70
minutes carrier from foot Of Jay-sL. North River
Detroit and Chicago, . 80 &c 200, Is 10 .. m
Syracuse Buffalo, Rochester, Suspension Bridge Nj
agara Falls. 3 :15. % SO a. NJ - 100, 3 10 D. m
Utica 315, . 55 Ca) II 80 q: NJ, g 90, 8 rs D. M
Kingston, Saugcrties Catskil, Albany, 3J5, z 10.
20 So (a) II 30 81 100, 800, 3 10 D. m 80
Cranstons West Point, Cornwall Newburgo . 70,
- 10 Is So 10 10 (a) II 80 M ~ 90 70 6;l5
g 10 as p. m, and 100 M. S:i5 and 100 D. m.
For Montreal aud Canada East, % 100 D.
Hamilton London, % 30 a. m, 70; 100 &c 10 D. m To-
ronto ~ 50 o. m, 20 100. 3 :l5 D. m.
Elegant sleepingcars FOR Buffalo, Niagara Falls Detroit
saFatoga Specials ta) II 30 m. Isl i5 m Draw
Inc room ears through ID S1fdOga -,
Lake George, il 80 a. Drawing Room Cars 10 Cad-
we'll saturdays only, (sl 3:45 .. m - -
Lakes Moh0nk and MnncSasAl VIA NeW-Palz, 9:oo.
(a) ii 80 a. NJ AS p. M Drawing- Room Cars 10
KIaaterskili Hunter Grand Hotel ststloa and Phoe.
nica is zoo (al II 30 a. M, 81 $40 m drawing
Room cars to Grand station and TO Phoenicia tfor
Hotel Kaaerski and Mountain House, on 90 ta IL 80
Palenvile Cairo aud Mountain House Station. 3 10.
7 rs 90 (a) II 80 q. M, ~ $40 D. m piawms-
Room Cars 10 Catskl 81 II 30 a. IL and ~ $40 N
DAILY Daily evcfv! Saturday. Other trains daily
cxcent sunday. "a 81 Leave jersey CITY, L. X H. sta.
lion raj II 90 a. M 40 p M Hobosen' west Shore
station. (a) II 80 a. m. 81 3:40 D. IN ,,. - ...o
For tckcs metlbles paror or seeplne,eat scc9 eaa
modntions or information. spDly az Offices BgoOAyhSSS
Wasbineton st. 73O Fdtn..L, Annex ONCE, foo Of rnl
tcnst New. York City303 7S5, 942 Broadway. 1873 l.!
Bowery IL Park pace and West s91 sdtions io9t OK
Vonderbflt-aye. General Passenger Agent
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CTyTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY.

L Eoor OF LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER
Time Table Of July !, 1sss.
For pHILADELPiiIA AMI TRENTON. Bound Brook
y SJs'i m Sundays ats a a m 20 i ss5 a. 30
10 n n have connection for Reading, Harrisburg Potts
vile, etc a. m for r, Ess'on, BeSaaehem AoH'o""'
As a. m for Lake Hopaco' s, EFston. Bethlehem arg
Allentown. ,,, r,os.o, po,bIobam Allan
o" 20 a. m for Pennington Lake nopatcong. Faston
yethehem Allentown Mauch Chunk Wilkesbarre, Scran'
ton Reading Harrisburg Potsyiils, Tanaqua' shamoAin
srnbury I.ewisburg, WlliamspoFt ,,-, .u...
D. m. for Pennington. Eason Bethlenem' hheh'o"h'
Mauch Chunk, Reading Harrlsbufq etc. u.u >,.,.h
3:f5 D. NJ. for Easton Bethlehem Allentown Mauch
Chunk Wilkesbarre Scranton, Tamaqua shamokin.
80 d. m. Pennington Lake Hopatcohg, Easton
200 and p for SomeryilIe and Flemne,Sn nn.
Chunk Reading, Harrisburg, etc On Sundays at o;so
p T. SIS 30 11:l5 m, 90 $50 s;sc T. 4 30
or led Bank Long Brunch Asbury PARK Grove
SHsp SUNDAY fsS Bl: 80 49, to5 80 Ga'
H. 30 d 30 Rvs m 1871 Bsr Ter@ne eee LANE
A a m ! 81 y. m. for Beach Haven, ATLANllO
CITY TO- ''eG :cc, i5 80 10 30 11Is 30
30 A. 30. 90. 80, $40 y. m sundays a. NJ
4 p III. 10. 10y Andy Ho0E Or ROUTE @ Ggove %.
For AoN' FROM From PIER 5, n r.
For Highland Beach, seabrieht Monmouth Beach an nd
SI5 80, 5 80 p Sundays 9;So, II 100 a. m.
for rt 90 . m I 90 S:l5 4 90 : 40 u N
For Atlantic Highlands 80. 100 a. m Il 100 Saturdays
only. AS, 80, 80 p. M ,on.. . On s.oo -
Tec Car seats can Be PTGeSTed at SCI T. U.s.
19.h.st i3s Fast I25th.st, New.York; cour-st $50
Futon-st., o8 Broadway, Brooklyn al, D, ~, .,...
taegage from hotel residence.
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miscellaneous

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW. YORK TRIB.
"A uNE WILL DE RECEIVED AT TIE UPTOWN
OFFICES, No LBS Broadway, corner THEY
until p $50 Broadway, between Twcnlv- second and
Twenty third SIS, until D. M go West Twenty third
st., corner Eghthaye. 1852 SXth-avc. I53 Fourthay-
FORteenth st. 700 Thirdavc. corner Forty sew
enthst 1907 Third 1y,, StNtet-st Los Ftfst
ave. 100 West Forty second It. Nnthaye; and sixty
elghth-st, and 90 Llbcrtyst, and ths HARLEM OFFICE
$50 East One hundrc1-ond twenty nihsL. up to D. IN
regular Office rates
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LONDON. ENGLAND.
HOTEL, WINDSOR,

Victoria Street, Westminster
CLOSE TO THE HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT
One OF the finest Hotels IN tho Metropolis fitted with
Electric Light; Passenger Lift; Exchange Co'ys Tels
lphic News and Telephone The oaly Hotel In London
with complete system OF Baths. including Turkish and
WINNING Visitors received ixel OF l2s. Tor
collars) per day inclusive. J. r. CLEANE, Manager.
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european ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
GRATEFUL-CoMFORTI
EPPS'S COCOA,

BREAKFAs1.-"B BY a thorough knowledge OF tho
natural laws which govern the operations OF digestion and
nutrition, aud b. careful application OF the nhe qualities
OF well,ceted Cocoa. Mr. Epp has provided our break
fast tables with dclcaely favored beverage which may
save US many helyy doctors bills. 1t IN the Judcious
OF such articles Of diet that constitution may be
gradually built up strong enough resist every ten
doncy % disease Hundreds Of subtle maades are floating
around ready attack wherever there Is weak point.
We Escape many faa, shaft by Keeping ourselves
well fortified with pure blood and properly nourshed
frame. civil Service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water milk. Sold only in
half pound tins by GiOcers labelled thus JAMES EPPS
CO., UonG Op1thlc Chemists, london, Enzland.
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Railroaoe.

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
ANTralns leave from Chambersst Station week ca
: ss :oS g S'5S sas 'sS = %1o's 1ds a. s;M a
midnight sundays z 100. $50 a. M 4 and p m
Vor Manuel, Spring Valley, Monsey and Tallmana wss1
days co. 0 30 A. m, 3d., @ 40 m sundayA ia"
a. III and y. In
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THE PETROLEUN MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The crude market yesterday dull and professional,
and finally LEFT OF at prices lower than Friday night
The improvement in the price OF refined OIL which was
the result OF excellent demand Friday, eXerted
Ittie influence prices although they rose above "a
cents In early trading. The from the oil country
was meagrc but reports that the monthly state
n,ent OF development would show incrciIJs n
both new production and operations This induced
some selling by the West and the New-York traders
improved the opportunity TO Jump upon prices carry
ing the market down 70 cents with little opposition
A. far as figures are concerned the market closed weak
but the tone was significant and could have been
made almost any thing that the room pykers chose TO
make IL.
The range Of prices and the total dealings fol-
lows: $780,.
0 Gg..nla a. 3sf..ss
n Il,E9ss' =: All g
ssies barrels $4,000 1868 900
Refined oil steady and unchanged at the advance 70
1.s cents per gallon. Abel test, az all ports.
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Ticket Offices, 4ois Sla.

CRIE RAILWAY. Ticket Offices, 4o1, BIZ,
battery flsse, cSsmDsfs and 2sd Street ferries New
Williamsburg; corner Newark and Hudson ss HoDoke
81 Montgoneryst, and New Station, Jersey CITY, where
Tickets Psrlo Sleeping Car escryatons and orders
press 23ist nDutes EARLIER than time shown
rom Chambersst local trains 20 10 minutes eariier
% Buffalo; Pullman sleeping coaches Honicusvine 70
Cincinnati and Cleveland x- -.
1920 M week dsys De'awe ys' snd foInns '"''
G D. m daily aChcago and s.. Louis Limited . solic
Pullman train Of day and buffet ssseng Dns snd
ST. Louis; no extra charge for fast tine. $1,000.
D. n daily Chicago Express fsIlmsn buffet slceginS
Eu lsS SHei ana P sas AS 49, esq
s? so !ss %$ssssS sse +. dnlsSss. sss
$50 a. sunda Vs. &c. e 10 ra 20 M noon
p.ls AS as 60 so So 80 90 u 20 p ZIP?
8 sSS sSS s s4sS tlC ss9 tsS u
i T. ESQ., g. Sqga' e. o. fs 3
NeTnEs o and R IA 90 s'S so -
7:so 10 p M n; IL hight sundays Ga m: $50
49, 20 s ia ls9 s's
~ night Also TO Ridgewood $50 a. m az o m IA
to sursin. s'so m sred n,ys, sA0' S'So io''"
Nc~b % and d1 co r. ,7 3D. 80 90.
sS ? .o sSp nTs a nj 30 a. n p 80 M
Mg@etovn s and Fort 'S 70 O. - M;
Express trains from the West arrive in New'York |"
7:o5 / so g: M; sad 10 20 D. m u FARMER
Gen ;en,i |" SUIT ptnf' General Passenger xGcn.
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1te Cream.

A FACT.-HortOn Ice Cream is made from
~ purc cream Horizons Patent super Frozen Bricks ot
Ice Cream Restaurants Churches. Festivals &c, will
Eeophard one hour Country orders promptly nc Depots-
aCs 4-ave 5JS Gth-aye llj PARK llULast l25th-s
HCw.YOrk and 4J3 Fulton-sI BrOOklYn-
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u W. f'raiu leay from M A

~ RAiLWAY.-fralns leave from ferries at West AID
West 49lsL, 80 a. m. Jay-st z :35 a. m, for Mid
detown, Ellenvle Falsburg, Monticello. Liberty Wal
ton, Delhi Norwich, Utica, Rome, Oneida. Fulton 0S
wego Buffalo, Detroit. Chicago
West i2d.st, 10 a. N Jay.st, 1865 a. m. for
Waikiki Valley stations, Lakes Mohonk, MInnewaska,
West 42d,st, 10 p. m Jayst:, $3.50 p m. FOR
Waikiki Valley stations. Lakes Mohonk. Mlnnew 1s1i
Miidetown, Bloomingburg Mt Dale, Monticello. Falls
burg, Liberty, White Lake.. ROckland.
Campbell Hall. Middletown Bloomingburg. Wursboro.
Ellenve.
West 42d-st, :e5 p m Jay;st; 0 10 m, daily for
MddetOwn, Fasburg. LibcI " Walton. Norwich, Oneida,
oswcgo Suspension Bridge, Detroit, Chicago, ST. Louis
Buffet seepers TO Niagara Falls. Reclining Chair Car
FREQ 20 OswcgO.
Saturday hllfholiday, West Aed st, 10 p m Jay.
st. | y. for Campbell Hall MlddletOwn BlOom-
ingburg, Elenvlle, Fasburg. Montlceo Liberty White
Lake. Livingston Manor, walton. Delhi.
Pullman Drawing Room seats and berths reserved az
307 broadway. Time tables, tickets &C. &C 207. 307.
9sA 1923 Broadway. 1877 6thave.. 1874 East 12jth-st
OA J. c. ANDERSON, G. p A.
IS Exchange Place, New-York
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Railroads..
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT FOUR-ERACk TRUNK LINE
on and after June - trains leave

and after June % trains leave
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
Largest and Finest PASSENGER station in America
Albany T n anI sysScu.e ''''
''i. H. Saratoga LAKE George, and Montreal Special
rattsburg and Montre9l ais, 70 81 Adams xo.,,
Creek schro9n Lake, Blue Mountain Lake, &C. Drawing
= 50 a. M. FAhoUs vEsTIBULED CHICAGO AND
ST. LOUIS LIMITED, composed exclusively Of buffet
Albany, Utica, Syracuse Rochester, Buffalo. Niagara
t c5 Ge % 81 "a ana S arr
$50 a M, cIeago Express ior Niagara rails, T,
en-. igo drawing to Canahdaisua RocAeste;
III 80 a. M Western New; Northern Express
To- a9sa ES GeSSg c Kgn o bennington North
8 80 p M, Saratoga and Utica special with drawing.
t to Lake Ss' George on Saturdays only
meets FOR %iI9@slcTn, North Adams and intermediate
press t 81 SosaTa FaIs BaaiS $qspsaso3 BFias5
ono !ya seas ana and Siesgo Thena
EtS "1 D. H. for Clayton daily, including Sunday for
ears to Clayton and Paul smi' ; Via Utica and R., W
~nl g Montreal and csHandgqa Express daily
and Adams also to and cananIagu daily
except Sgna @ Xdnaa Sh wei LAKE * cSa
Lyon Mountain, Loon Lake, saranse Paul Smiths &C.,
zerne, North Creek schIGon Lake niue Mountain Lake
N New va ' % fas6YIs July seep Ing
will be run from s,S to North Greek
Buffalo :s5 a. m. and Cleveland :25 p m:
Il 80 A. H. Fast Night Express Richheld Springs
Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Toronto Cleveland
Cincinnati Indianapolis, St Louis. Detroit and Chicago
With Sleeping Sleeping cars to Canandagua
IL idHiaRt Adirondack Mountain Special for Saratoga
Lake George, Pattsburg, Loon Lake SaranaG Lake,
PAU smiths. &c. Sleeping cars to Albany.
Tickets and space I'm dra and sleeping ears Oh
sale az Grand Central Staon Alb $50 and 9l2 Broadway,
place. Bitery place G2 Vest 125th-st., and
iSSth st. Station NewYolK; 1893 Washington and 730
Fulton SITS, Brooklyn, and 10 4th.st,, Williamsburg
WestcOtt's Express calls for and checks baggage
hotels residences
Kun daily others daily except Sunday. tStop 13Sh.
st. Station TO take up passengers FOR North and West
J. Nj. TOCCEY. HENRY MONETT.
Gene 6uDerintcn1ent General Passenger
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THE BOOK OF OPEN-AIR SPORTS octave, 900
A illustrated. The standard authJ,ity
American open air ADJUSTMENTS Rules LOT sailing, swim
ming ball playing shooting, horseback riding etc. etc,
in full. II per copy Published by The Tribune New
Entertaining and universally complinentsd by tho
press,
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On. IL ..la Inn.

Il On ana alter june oVt
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
streets Ferries as follows:
Harrisburg iIttsbug and the West with Pullman Paaes
ea afS a'aSesa o and hesso me u P
Dining, suOkmg and Sleeping vestibuled Cans at VOC
wIis%;gc Haven 90 20 O, p 9s f fGrry
Sd E ans e asd 81 81 REGIONS connecting at CORY ''
Fer % 20 AND and 10
ii zoo a ~. 20. zoo and 100 p m Saturdays
only n. sunday H. H. and Sd 70 Limited Wash.
g,SGa ETs Of rgma2 p9rS Cars zoo daily e,esi
ngSn cd 2 Co !sS S and 90 900 ann nad e
night Sunday, 10 and a. M 4 30 and . D. m and
For Cape May, p N. week t'ys ,.,,.., 49,,
y go noon 80 $:lo s49 L%@ssed 20 a9 20 and nd
For Old Fsi%s and Norfolk PhIlsas,psI:
and Eay Line week dayS x,.n a, Though
transfer for Brooklyn travel.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express trains leave New-York. via Desbrosses and
tortandt Streets Ferries. as follows: ., n,n,., ~,
and TO- Washington Llmteil, and IL a. m. y 20 L =
s2o 80 S S0a In1 10 p M an 10 and d sn M.
u4dS J. E1PSSss 80 and p Rs and 'iS Is night
Trains Ass'F easas Nsr daily esee, sunday
a Tskes o ii s. fsas' Ss 80
Courts ana BSooGlyn Annex station. Fultonst.
Brooklyn Station. Jersey CITY; Emigrant Ticket ONCE.
The New York Transfer Company will call for end
oHA General Il PmH 1Glgsr General Fsss To 2ssn.
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CHANGES IN THE TREASURY STATEMENT.

Saturday. June 30-p. m.
BY the operations of the Sub-Treasury, as re-
ported for the week ending last evening" the asso-
ciated banks lost S., $780, 65D; but rs explained
last evening that calculation included receipts oil
gold coin from the Bank Of America. against which
the issue Of coin certificates pending the counting
and testing Of the coin had been only partly
made. Probably the banks true loss for the week
was about $1,000, 600. week ago our estimate
Of the banks actual cash holdings then gave ID rs
approximate TO the amount reported in,thc state
mcnt OF that date. To-days statement OF hank
averages shows loss Of 1904, 700 cash, which in
dicates liberal receipts from the interior. The
loans were expanded s3,27s,300. The increase in
deposits-s1, 1s9, 9O0-is about 100000 smaller
than the increase the other changes call for. The
statement results in loss to the surplus reserve OF
S752,175 and leaves it at $40, 1920 against
So 651, 075 at date 1887 and sl1, ,450 at date
1856.
Tho following compares the totals of statements of
June % and 80
Loans, 1q9s e eo 793s % 500 Inc Ds'sSsSs
sss; Il SS & e s 1sSS
Ihs following shTs The rotation we
legal legal s 1890 $3.50 200
Total reserve st2o 2Oi 600 s12sso99oo Dec. sSO47Oo
Reserve required 80 80
Surplus SCI 5Oo40o $50 ST.. 225 Dec. :S752l71
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges, s99,J79,55O; balances
S7,2l 1000. For the week: Exchanges, sos, -
9S5 balances, S35, 355, 795.
The stock speculation opened fairly active with
a good demand for shares part Of which came
from London. Prices during the first hali-1our
ruled higher than last evening but after that,
with declines there followed reaction from which
there was little or no recovery when the day IN
ished at noon. The threatened strike of the IRON
workers at pittsburg and West was the stock IN
trade of the takers against values added to Which
was the usual addition of Chicago reports con-
corning the dcplorabc condition Of railway rates
at the West and of further cuts among the Eastern
trunk lines If 30 per cent OF such reports CIR,
culated during the last SIX months had proved
true, every Western railway now would be carry
ing freight for nothing and presenting TO Inc
shippers chrome for each ton SHIPPED: The
market closed dull and steady at the declines.
THE DAY IN TIE BOND MARKET.
Government bonds were dull and steady at
quotations follows:
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Bonds deposited for circulation during the week,
Il G2.5OO; bonds withdrawn during the week,
$3.50 900 National bank circulation outstanding
currency notes. S252,l4S944: gold notes,
S2Ol. Gs7 against which is held the sum OF
500. Oel 794 lawful money.
. In London British consos were steady at
90 9-16 for money and account American rail
ways were higher and ruled generally above last
evenings home prices At Paris, French per
cnnts lnrthcr advanced to 80
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WHITE STAR LINE.
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
BRITANNIA Capt Parsell. WEDNESDAY, July 4, 2 D. m
CELTIC. Capt irving. Wednesday, July H. 80 a..
GERNANIC Capt t;leaio. "Wednesday, July Is, ?. m
*ADRI ATTIC Capt Cameron "Wednesday July $50 80 am
From White star DOCK. foot Of West 10thst
RATES-Saoon, $50. $50 and 800. Return tickets
favorable from the OLD Country
600 "a limited number OF second cabin passengers
RED these steamers s35 excursion s65 For In
spection ui plans other information apply at the Com
panys Office. No. Al Broadway. NewYork
J. BRUCE ISMAY. Agent
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State bonds were neglected and there were no
transactions in city bank stocks. .
The general bond market unusually active
and prices were strong and higher. Erie second
6s were without sales quotation 95a01 a. MIS-
sour. Kansas and Texas issues were active, WIN
advances of 3 1-2a4 per cent the general Us sofa
at SO, and the IS at 80 5-Sa6l west shore As,
which Oh Monday will sell eX interest were strong
at 104 1-2 Rock Island 5s were IN demand az
10Y - St Paul. Minneapolis and Manitoba As
sold at 0S LADS 1-2 Reference is made 10 our
full report of bond sales.
or unlisted securities dealt in at the Stock En-
change, Cotton Seed Oil certificates sold l1OOi
at 30 3-sa35 1-s, Philadelphia and Reading new
Is 100000 at 50, Toledo, Peoria and Western
firsts $4,000 at -. and Mt. Desert Land $500
at 50 25aS2 60 Lease 81 l2.
The quotation for money nomrally was 1-2a@
per cent.
The Sub-Treasury was debtor at the Clearing
House S3l5,Gl7.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The customs receipts reported at Washington
receipts were $500. $50. The United States Treas
ury received $4,000 National bank notes for
redemption, and the receipts for the week were as
follows: 800 ooo
New. York 1927 500 EtOG2 II
Jo.fon.. Observation-Disclosures. 36 s35 Ijj. $50
mi ddelphla I-+t0uV ioo'U-o
Chca ~ 800 1S7 300
Miscellaneous. 523, 1913 G63 237
s1,1ol, 1913 1926. 100
The United States Treasury now holds
81 rs 3O0lj0 United States bonds 10 secure Ma
tional bank note circulation as follows:
Cur,cncv "a ......................... s31s1 500
-Four and one.half per cents............ G907O, 800
Three her ......................... 1880
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STEAMBOATS,

A LBANY BOATS. PEOPLES LINE.
IA steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave
Pier Al. North River, foot Of Can@lst. at T. NJ daily
MakSg direct CONNECTIONS Albany FOR all points E s
Saratoga, Lake George Lake placid, sianac Lake Paul
smith ana an points noth arriving S Iaah gay.
ceiNed until the hour Of departure.
A pyERTIsEME En- t9E TIE NEw % YORK IS TEJB;
OFFICEs No 123s Broadway, corner Thirty Grst-st.,
% p M $50 Bs1dTSy between o we ana
corner Eiehthavc. s. Sxthave. 153 FCgrth:aye,
eHth.st 1907 Thiriavc, near sxticth.st 17C5 First
ave loG West Forty-seeoni st. Nintha and sixty
e.hth-s and Libcrty-st and the III AtLEM OFFICE,
$50 East one-hundrcdand twenty hfh-st, up to D. III
at regular Office rates.
A TROY BOATS, lighted throughout by
SARATOGA, lake GEORGE, PAUL SMITHS, LAKE
k E 1 69aG 4 ShfT gog Rs@aP5 semdt
SARATOGA or CITY OF TROY lcayc Pier "A, n. r..
foot Chistophers, daily except Saturday D. Sunday
steamer touches at Albany.
T5aH4 H 4TRS2N ANR G2A3Ack.E
md at M f.'s With
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS. The Old Route.
4GcfKE vfSr SGE Inf s Emp BF khTArERs
KILL and CHTskiIL leave every week day a:S r m
no, sS5 q r e1 s b5 St & send
to c'p pier or address W J. nUGHEs, catsEil N. Y
FALL RIVER LINE
l. FOR BOSTON. NEWPORT FALL RIVER, PROV
IDENCE and all Eastern points.
DOUBLE SERVICE RESUMED
FOR THE SUMMER SEASON
-Four steamers in cOmmission-PILG
BRISTOL, PROVIDENCE, anu OLD COLONY
81 cndid orchestra attached to each vessel.
Leave New.York from Pier %, n. i; (od MOI, foot
Of AurIay-st., follows:
30 D. m.-EoF FAN River direct connecting for Bos
ton Ftchburg New Bedford Matthias Vineyard, Nam
tucket and local points on Old Colony Railroad.
G:15 p. m-For Newport and Fall River. due Newport
about FAN River, a. connecting with express
trains and through for Boston, Cape Cod Lowell
the White Mountains, &c.
SUNDAYS, l,dVo New-York at 80 p m. for all
points. Returning leave Boston p.
Connection By Annex boat daily from Brooklyn, m. ;
jersey City, D. Tickets and saterOoms be Oh
aincd in NcwSork 9O7 2G1, III, 9l4 9j7 and 1928
broadway; 26l West 12jth-st and 1874 East 10th ST.
SO Bowery. Aston House and Windsor Hotel; Line
ONCE Pier %. ~ r.. aud steamers.
Seni cents in stamps to p. O. Box 452 New.York for
copy Of Fal River Line Tours" and Old Colony or
pilgrim Land" profuscly illustrated summer book OF
nearly 100 pages apply at any OF above agencies for
Go l. CONNOR G. y A. BORDEN & LOWELL. ACTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-01

MARY POWELL FOR CRANSTON'S, WEST
W Point Cornwall Nswburg New i Hamburg Milton
weekday at Vesfry-s 10 and West 22dst $3.50 p II.
excepting Saturdays when she leaves hour earlier
n ORWICH LINE for Boston, Worcester,
~ Portland. New London Norwich. White Mountains. all
points North and Fast Steamers leave Pier 40 od nun
brosses.s Ferry day. Sundays excepted at 80 p.
This has unequaed facilities Tor handling and dstrIb
uting freight throughout New England One steamer
each daily except SUNDAYS exclusively er freight
secured 207 POI, 337 397. 957
Broadway. 10 and II Gre1nwich-st. 1913 Bowery In
st Al Pier 40 North River and on steamers
G. w. BRADY. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-01

III UDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
4 DAY LINE STEAMERS.
NEw.YORK AND ALBANY.
DAILY except Sundays)
Leave Brooklyn. Fulton-st. (by Annex 500 a. IN.
New York, Vcsryst. Pier $40
New York. West o21st Pier =. 900
for ALBANY, landing at West Point Newburg Pough-
kcepsie, l.hinctcck. Catskil and Hudson.
Returning leave Albany $3.50 a. m
fine BAND attached to each beat
Connections
WEST POINT NEWBU re and POUGHKEEPSIE,
with down day boat.
RIINEBECK, by ferry with Ulster ana Del. X. IL for
resorts Of the Catskiils. -. . -
CATsKILL with special trains the CatsSlll Mt T. II
HUDSON. with Boston and Albany X. Il. for Chat
ham Ptsfch &c.
ALBANY. with " Y. Central and II. r. r. r. for
Utica NIAGARA FALLS. Buffalo, and the West; with
Boston and Albany X. Il. and Fchburg r. r. for Boston,
with ID. and H. Co.'s Il. X. for Montreal aud de North,
md with SPECIAL Trains TO AND FROM SARATOGA
The New Transfer Co. Will call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-01
Qrecn Steamers.

COMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLAN-
" TIoUE FRENCH LINE TO HAVRE
Companys Pier (new)No42 North Kyerfoot OF Mortonse
La GAsCoGNEt SantellI Saturday, July a. m.
LA BOURGOGEE FIangeu Saturday. July p. q. m