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Fancy Cotton Jerseys at 75 Cents.
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BOOKS OF THE WEEK.

LEN JAxsrrr BY opie p Read. lone, PIP. 3ss, paper.
Boston: ncknor x CO..
POEMS BY Rose Terry Cooke. limo, PIP 4l2. Will-
lam g. Gsttsberger)
A glide TO THE CONDUCT OF MEETINGS BY George L.
Fish. 16mo. PIP ls9. (Harpsr Brsthers)
TREES AND TREE-PLANTIyG. BY General James :. Bris
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NOBLE DEEDS OUR FATHERS. BY Henry {. Watson
l6ms, PIP. 1877. Boston: Lee Shepard)
A NEW yARroRuM EDITION OF sHAKEsPEARE: Edited
nv Horace Howard FurnssA Vol. VII THE Mer-
chant Of Venice" philadelphia: j. b. Lippincott
Co..
LIFE OF WALTER HARTMAN. BY Amos Hadley. Syes
pp 1896. QIoughton. Miffin Coz
CHRISTIANITY AND EVOLUTION. BY George Mathsssn
and others. l2mo. Pr. 276. ct. WhittakerJ
WHY suorLD PRIESTS wEDi By J. G. 16mo. pp 2os
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THE PARTNERS; OR. FRoMoST. JR. AND RIsLER, SIR.
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RAILROAD OF JERSEY.
OFOOT OF LIBERTY STREET., NORTH RIYl
Time liable OF MAY 20, 1855.

OFOOT OF LIBERTY STREET, NORTH RIVER
Time Fable OF MAY 20, 1888.
For PHILADELPHIA ana TRENTON. Bound Brock
ES sS is at 4 I'M 2 u 80 si 80 f. S
Trains leaving at A. 45, II a. NJ 30 4. 30 ~
u D. m. have connection for Reading, Harrisburg PottS
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Manch Chunk, Keadny. Hs.ssl us, ETC On Sunday of
90 a. m. for Pennington. Easton. Bethlehem
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80 a. m Tor bennington. Lake Hopatcong. Eason.
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4 s:15 a. m, I 90. 4 80 p m for LAKEWOOD. Toms
River. Psrlor Cars az 90 and 80 p. m, x,,.,.,a
a. m, p m. for ATLANTIC CITY, ''n'.
90. 6 90, SIS II rs II rs m. GO 49, y"
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For LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE e'e' =
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S:45 y. IN sundays Except Asour' f"A anu
For Lakewood, Toms River and Barnogas' a'so
3;45p m
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SOME NEW BOOKS.

r~ .,,,o- ~ ,he swan Colder Papors,. Mr.. John
Treat Irving has published &c. p Putnam's SONS,
volume entitled Indian Sketches, which wcrc taAeh
moro than fifty years ago, during 1overn"on' CA
pedtion for the purpose Of making treaties WIN INC
paUnees and other Indian tribes. The chief interest
a. m. voluu,e consists in the evidences OF change
Affords. Many OF the Indian tribes mentioned In IL
have disappeared altogether Others are represented
nv small remnants From all tho power and the FREQ
dom have been wrested Mr. Irving gives spiri'od &c
count of hts adventures in 1888, and tells NUMBER
of very fair Indian stories and legends, though ID
nsrratne the latter he docs not appear to have had
the fear of the folklore societies before his eyes
vbv the publication of the sketches has been so long
DELAYED he docs not explain. Certainly they arc
Interesting enough to have been given to the puohe
q generation ago, and even now they VIII DO feso
With pleasure by all who appreciate unaffected, sins
ple and straightforward description of Wild nature
and uncivilzed life.
Mr. Thomas Whitaker IS tho publisher Of three
English books that will we'll repay pcrusal Gospels
of Yesterday by Robert A watson Is clever cxami-
nation Of some the weak spots In the works OF the
late Matthew Arnold Herbert Spencer and Professor
Drummond The author, who Is understood 10 90
Presbyterian clergyman Of Glasgow. shows himself 10
be q man OF deep thought and catholic symps'hios'
Those who read this book Will wonder why no has
thus far remained unknown and thcy Will also hope
through other works Of his to know him better In the
future OF Faint Yet Pursuing, and Other sermons,
By the Rev. Edward J. Hardy 1t is only necessary to
say that they are written by the author OF no" 70
DO Happy Though Married. to assure the reader na'
they arc worth his attention. Mr. Hardy Is CHAP
lain in the British Army, and those are Some Oh Inc
sermons which he has been preaching TO tho poys'
Even those who cannot bear sermons In any FORM
will read these with interest," so simple and direct In
thought and limpid in style are they. mo 'niru
book referred to is "The Mental CHAMPIONSHIPS OF
Jesus Christi by the Rev. Horny Norris Brenaro. IL
Is made up Of essays originally written for The HON.
iletc Magazine The Woodworking clergyman who
needs mental stimulus in the routine OF sermon writ
ing will find 1t in the acute analytical studies OF this
book 1t Is admirable example OF reveronuai ooio'
ness IN tho treatment OF sacred subject.
Arson d. F. Randolph & Co. publish handsome
thrce-volume edition CT Dean starleys Memonais OK
Westminster Abbey 1t is take1 from the sixth Eng
sh edition, and contains tho auhor'e latest revi-
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upon collateral subjects, is not merely an Invaluable
guido to the Abbey, but useful help to the under
standing of the spirit no less than the letter OF Eng
loh
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD
GREAT FOURTRACK TRUNK LINE
On and after May i3 trains leave


Largest ana Finest Passenger Station In America
Stepping at New Unlown Station on 19sthst, as notee
IS a. m, Rochester and Montreal Express, drawing:
TO Albany Troy and Syracuse also TO MonteA
and ST. Adams. -.
% 80 a. M. FAMOUS CHICAGO VFSTIBULED LIN
TIED composed exclusively OF Buffet smongcar, dining
car, drawing room and sleeping cars for Albany LUCE
Syracuse Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls Erie Cleye.
land and Toledo arriving at Chicago 80 next day.
Through seepngc Bufalo Gndanapolis ana ST Louis
10 80 m, Chicago Express for Niagara Fails 40.
rontoA Cleveland, Cincinnati. Indianapolis Detroit and
Chicago drawing to Canandagua and Rochester
$50 D. M Albany Troy and Utica special with draw.
cars 70 Albany and Troy Connects at Troy Tor
a D. M Accommodation TO Albany and Troy.
t'6 D. m, Fast Chicago, Cincinnati and ST. Louis Ex
press Tor Niagara Falls, Buffalo. suspension Bridge To-
ledo Detroit Chcago with sleeping and dining cars
to 80 D. Montreal and Canandsgua Express daily.
Seeping-cars to Plattsburg and Montreal via RousSs
Point and via St. Adams also to Syracuse and Cansp.
P. m, Special Sleeper arrives Rochester 40 q. N.
hi 80 p m, Fast Night Express ESchester Bqi.
falo Niagara Falls Toronto. Cleveland Cincinnati In
da6apols Louis Detroit and Chicago With sleeping
cars. Sleeping cars to watertown, via Utica, daily ef
70 night, Albany Express With sleepngears % Mosny
and Troy Connects with the morning trains for the Yves.
for Saratoga Lake George and for the North except Ss
Tickets and space in drawing room and sleeping cars On
Grand Central Station. 413 7so and 9.a Broadwa
y PARK Place Battery Place 81 Wess i2OhsS sS e
Fulton sts Brooklyn. and 70 4th-st, WILLIAMSBURG -
westcotts Express calls for and checks baggage frcn
.Run daily others daily except Sunday. Istop 1851
st. station %o e tfk up passengers Fl RSI m s
General superintcndent General Passenger Agent
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Railroads.
7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortlandt and
Desbrosses SITS. as follows: ,..-,,..
80 a. m for CatassuQua and intermediate points
a. m. for Geneva. Lyons. ElHira Rochester. Bufas
and the West and principal local points Chair car TO
WilkesDarre. -, -, ,....,.- ,. c,,
car to Tunkhannock. Connection to Reading and Harris
$40 D. NJ for Pttston and principal intermediate
poInts Chair car to Pittston.
40 H. m, Tor Copsy and intermediate points. Con-
necton Reading aud Harrisburg Chair car 10 coplay
fao and the West. Pullman sleeper To Lyons.
sI5 D. m. for Laurays and intermediate points
Trains leaving at 8 Q. m, D. N. and 40 y. con-
meet for ali points Mahsnoy and Hszeon coal regonA
SUNDAY TRAINS.
a. m. for Mauch Chunk Haxleton and intermediate
AZ n m for Coplay and intermediate points.
D. m. for Geneva Lyons, Elmira, Rochester, Buf.
falo and the West Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons
General Eastern ONCE. 235 Broadway.
NEW-YORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ RAILwAY,-Trans leave from ferries at West AGA
and jay sta q folio~s: -
West AGA. st., 80 O. m. Jsy.st 80 O. m. for Md
dletown, Falsburg Monticello, Liberty, Walton Delhi
Detroit Chicago. woisill Valley pOi9tss -, ,,,.
dle,cwn, fiienvIlle. waikiki Valley points
Md1etown, Fasburg Liberty Walton, Norwich. Onedl.
Oswego Suspension Bridge. Detroit Chicago, St Louis
Buffet seepers TO Nisgsra Falls Reclining Chair Car
Pullman seeping berths reserved a. so7 Broadway
Esy sAs sss'i Fl y sis ass's
= ~ :, Il -H.n-i - Exchange Place. New.xSrk. j
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w y. 7. e. q II. X. K CO, IesseeA
station follows 20
carrier from foot OF Jay St. North River.
Detroit and Chicago. 30 So ,. mr 600. 's;lo .. m
st. Louis, 900. +Sl5 p.
Syracuse Buffalo, Rochester, Suspension Bridge Niagara
Falls 3;l5 1855 M. s6:o0. .s:l5 p. m.
Utica TO- 800. dl1:30 a. M. 1900 -s:l6 .. m. -
kingston Saugertes Catski Albany, 3l5, "7l5. 's5S
al 80 a. m, s4:00, 500. -S;l5 ?. m.
Cranstons West Point, Cornwall Newburg; '3i5, .7ls
80 55, 1918 all 30 M. 400 4lo; bio SD $40 D. N
and 900 p. NJ, CrapstOn's. Cornwall Newburg
For Montreal anfCanadS Fast, 600 p. ~.
Hamilton. London, 1906 $500. 1918 p m Torrents
1855 a. M. t6;O0. 1918 p m - -
Elegant sleeping for Buffalo, Niagara FAILS Detroit
Chicago and 81 Louis ,,.
sDaliy Daily except Saturday Other trains daily ey,eg
Sunday. Leave Jersey City, p. X X. station dllH
M s34Op M. Hsboken. West shore station dlH3eam
$3.50 y. m.
Information. apply offices Brooklyn -o33 Wasa
ton. ONCE foot OF Fultonst
City-363. 755 e42 Broadway. 1882 Bowery. II
Park Place and West Shore stations foot or West
foot OF Jay-st., ~ r. e. r. LAaBEEl.
5Vanterbi,taya General Passenger Agent
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RAILROADS..
DENNSYLVANIA RAUPOan
On and after May 10. fssa.
AVN GRAND TRUNK LINE

AVN GRAND TRUNK LINE ~
Train. HM sve pNNJTE1 sT At Nail ROUTE
Street Ferries as follows: De'''0'S'' ana Cortlante
Harrsburg Pltts6ua and the West, with Pullman p,,,..
and Chicago Lmtcd Of III ps sS 6n ri say New
and Sleeping vestibuled Cars at 100 a. m evesy 1Sns
Ps% dd"asS:af Rss Sissy for r''v Re
90 ill., rgs s"s - .ns ~ nsss
d on 100 90 % M 100 sa5S 90 and 4, 90 ssiaSday:
ton Express OF Pullman PsrIOr Cars daily esnee.
s sSa 10 9TH m n arrive Washington 90 D. M.
$40 30 and co p M. ana IL z rs Is
ngmr ana sSun ,S 8IS and 800 IN. 80 and 90
For For A Asas CITY wesdgs Through paOr Carr
Long BaPss Bay bead ju"eu,0 md intermediate a..
tons via Rahway and Amboy. 80 s:io .. M IL NON.
aa 0 no. t .IS snd eapy o. Sunday ss m and
For old Point and Norfolk. Via New.York phiadelphi,
s sna Bay Ine 80 S % Say via Baltimore
Bosts Of brooklyn Annex. connect with ali ,h,on.,
trains az jersey City snordng speedy and direct
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express Trains leave New.York via Desbrosses and co.
Ianut street Ferries, as follows: WV
e;I9; 10 3 . O. Ghfsg0 Limited with Dining Car and
eG@ SS SSo 80 s snd Il and Il 20 70
a:3o. g G:so and D. NJ and fa:i5 night Ill., AZ:
rr, fiS@T %svInS New York a. daily .,,en
sIa M 1 Sunday @ Trenton and or lS S.adss
House. Battery Place and foot Desbosses and cscf
anft s and Brooklyn Annex es
Ticket oiicc c.sIle Garden. o'' Immigrant
The New York Transfer Company Will call for and
check e ssggsge pf fEST hotels and residences w.
General Manager General Psssr Agent
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Offcn Steamers.

n OMPAGNIE GENEHALE TRANSATLAN-
~ TIQUE FRENCH LINE TO HAvRE.
Companys Pier new No42 North River foot OF Moron
La BouRDQGEE FIangeu Saturday. May 10. IL q. m.
LA BRETAGNE, do Jousscln Saturday, May 90 o a. IN.
LA CHAMPAGNta Boyer Saturday, June noon.
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| G. W. KETCHAM D. D., OF Cincinnati Ohio 40 70
| ~ m by the Rev. A. ID. LEONARD ID. d., delegate 70
| tae General Conference from Ohio.
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Wream Cleaners.

JNMAN LINE u. S. and Royal Mail Steamers
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIvERPooL,,
CITY OF CIifCAGo Saturday, May 20. .; 20 a. m
CITY OF RICHMOND Saturday, June Y 80 D. m.
oBN and Upward Second CAB
IN cas- STEFRAGE, 500
PETER WRIGHT & son SONS y General 9. Agents
W HITE STAR LINE.
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIvERPoor.
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS.
GERMANIC, Capt. Gesdeii, we'd. May 2s, 8 80 D. m.
,ADRitTIG Capt Cameron Wedsnest1 n May 80 a. m
ticket. On
cursion, s05. For inspection Of plans or other
information apply at tho companys ONCE No Broad
EXTRA STEAMERS.
Baltic. Saturday, May 49, Republic, SATURDAY, June 10
Stcerage and Second Cabin passengers only The latter
will be berhed in the saloon saterocm and have the uss
sion, $685. steerage $50 Apply at the companys office,
IL broadway, or to any local agent
A NCHOR LINE. u. S. Mail Steamships.
n NETWORK AND LIVERPOOL. -
S. S. CITY Of ROME sails wednesday, June b.
and every fourth "Wednesday theresfesr .oo
'''''" fG5sXsa;dW WA E.NDcN DERRY.
Clrcassia May 10, noon Ethiopia June ~ noon
Ee 81 passage Msy 70 BERRY
or SE SIds Cabin go S,ss and 500 600
Amount issued at lowest current rates
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MADISON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH. corner VII III
a1st-st-Rey. O. DIV BRIDGEMAN, ID. d., Pastor, "lt WI
nresch on Sunday, April 90 Services at II a. IN anu
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IL III ana 957 Broadway 1881 Bswery 1877 West..
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EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Ora nz rosm Coaches 10 III
mira. Hsrnsll,ve Buffalo Pullman Sleeping Coal
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st Louis. Nosxtra charge for fast time
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CAPE CHARLES ROUTE
OLD POINT coMrooET,t
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,
AND THE SOUTH.

Nrw. wong PHILADELPHIA b NoBFoLx 81
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a. iny Ticket Once OF he penns}iyyspRi1a a
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MADISON AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHnn kOhi'
corner sd st-Rey. ARTHUR MITCHELL, ~. ~
viii preach at II a. and AS Strangers coruanS
rcIco
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CHURCH OF THE CovESANT Presbyterlan}. Park.
Rev MARVIN r. VINCENT b. D.. will nreaeh
Weekly meeting Wednesday, at p. IN.
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.1r WELCOME UNITY CONGREGATIONS At. So
cIETY nitarian) at Arthur Hall Len9x Spthl R sSe
between l2sth 121th SIS rev. Snn.
WKItsIiT Pastor Services and preaching ~ IL Su"
day.school at o'clock.
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n UION LINE.
VI UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Leave Pier 49, N. r.. foot OF Klng-st
NEEApA IueTs nsSd,Y Nay yay " 90 M
WYoMING 1Tuesday Jun, June 6 s go m m
Cabin P1sog $50 SEQ $50 and soo Second Cabin
$50 and s3h Steefage, $50.
A. NJ UNDERHfLf CO.. IS Broadway. N Y.
IL AMBURG- AMERICAN s. S. Line for Ply
Il \ mouth CLondon) CherbOurg lParls) and Hamburg.
Rugia, a. M, May "a. Hammona, 10 a. m, May 81
Morayla, a. m, May &C. Wiesnd 4 a m, June Z.
Gen Agents, 81 Broad.s. Pas Agents 81 B'way. N. Y
CUNARD LINE.
NETWORK TO LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN from
Pier 40, North River.
FAST EXPRESS MAIL SERVICE.
servis. Sat- Nay 49, II m Gala Tune g. ?, m n
sUmbrIa May 20. 0 a. m. seryia. June 1e. 10 a. NJ.
Aurania, June q noon. scythia. June 20, 1 30 D. IN
*Wl not carry Storage.
VIII not carry intermediate storage. . -
Cabin passage, 500 $50 and 500. Intermediate s3S
Storage tickets from all parts OF Europe at very
low rates For freight and passage apply TO e company
Office, Bowling Green, Nev-York
VERNON II. BROWN CO.. General Agents
IRREGULAR LETTERS of credit for travellers
UEIDELDACH, ICKELHEIMER & CO..
Foreign Bankers % Wi.lam-st
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

iio me- new The Iesson Of the Lilies AS p m, The
place of Fear in Religion" All welcome
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MADISON SQUARE PREsBYTERJIAnSS. on M, IsO 90
1883 IL a. m. and 40 y. m me passoI no'' ~ "
PARKHURST, d. d., Will preach
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TwENTY.THIRD STREET BAPTIST CHURCH.
corner LeXinstOn-aye.. Rev o L. A. CRA nj
Sabba school, . 80 p. m Strangers and young men
specially invited.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEw-JERspv

~ Trains leave from Chambersst Station week a..
for Engewood Tensny Closter Sparkhil and Nysck ~
z 100. 90 $50 and II go q. m rs $50 90 X
90. 40 40 100, 10 30 m, 10 midnight Sindsys
7 90, 80 a. m; 4 and p M For Manuel Spring vi.
ley, Monsey and Tallmsns week DAYS 90 $50 a M
4 80. 40 D. m. Sundaya so a. m and s n m " ME-
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UNIVERSITY PLACE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Garner Of lOthst Rev. GEORGE ALEXANDER, D. d.
Pastor-Publc worship tomorrow IL IN. and D.
Wednesday evening service at O'CLOCK