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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-27
ROCKS OF THE WEEK.

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UNCLE PIPER By Tssma' lomo' pp' Zo''
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D. D. 24mo, PIP. 81. . -
BUFFERS BIBLE WORK BY J.; Glentwor'0 Bu'e''
MANUAL OF PRAYERS. by -. 24mo' pp'
,oS The Catholic Publication Society,"
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THE TENTS OF sIIEM. BY Grant Allen l6mo'
pp. 328. (Rand, Mentally Coz
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275. (Rand Mentally Coz
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NEW BOOKS AND NEW EDITIONS.

IN Rohn,s excellent Select Library in cheap form
have been added Carys translation of Dantes Purga
orios and neat edition of Sherdans plays Scribner
A. Wexford import these and all the other Bohn
volumes.
new edition with illustrations of Mr.. Joel Cooks
Holiday Tour in Europe > has been brought out by
David Mckay of Philadelphia. Mr. Cook, one OF
the editors OF The Ledger" of that city, originally
contributed these pleasant letters TO its columns.
A number of the sermons preached in 1879 by
the Rev. Lyman Abbott have been brought out in
. handsome volume by Fords, Howard d Hubert
rho first sermon in the volume is that entitled "A
Great Leader, and delivered in Plymouth Church on
The sunday following Mr.. Beechers death.
new and completed edition, of "Kants Critical
Philosophy has been prepared for English readers by
Professors Mahafy and Bernard. The first volume
which contains the Kritlks has lately been issued
BY Macmillan This edition profits by exhaustive
revision Of and additions to the edition of seventeen
years ago.
To the list OF books on education published by c.
w. Bardeen, of Syracuse has been added NJ. c. Crom-
bios translation Of Baron de Gumps's Life OF PeSt
Iozzi.s The work has been abridged and carefully
adapted to the needs Of you0g teachers
~The Ideals of the Republic" is the title of one Of
the most attractive of the little "Knickerbocbr Mug
get Series 1t contains the Declaration OF lnae-
pepdence the Constitution of the United States
his Farewell Address, Iincoln's first and second IN
augurals and his Gettysburg address, an explanatory
Appendix and Index TO the Constitution. 1t Is nny
volume, but IL Is rich one.
In the valuable and delightful series called :" The
Riverside Library for Young People (houghtoh'
sljfnn a. CO.. have appeared two volumes, " biruS
Through an Opera Glass; by Florence A. Merriam
and Sup and Down the Brooks by Mary Il. BAN
ford Both are really fascinating treating facts in
brghtsand spirited way calculated to ensnare chiids
fancy. The curious and amusing observations made
by Miss Bamford while hunting watcrbugs in Cali
fornia brooks might lead many youngstcr TO iooh
into that branch of natural history with an eager
mind.
The new Smith & Elder edition of Browning ap-
breaches completion, the fifteenth volume containing
the Dramatic Idylss and Jocosera" having lately
appeared The sixteenth volume will be the last OF is
edition which is an admirably useful and comfortable
one 10 read and handle.
Plain Talks with Young Home Makers (Cassen 81
col is a sensible little book of suggestions and III
stnctions in economical and pleasant ways OF living.
I. NJ Harris (Hope Ledyardl is the author.
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RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY THE
OVERLOOKING SWITCH AND BLOCK SIGNAL
SYSTEM
TRAINS FOR THE WEST.

TRAINS FOR THE WEST.
Leave S'a' s I'D. ,e; so 4 IssS s.'r' ~
s Gu q Pullman yesSSss sisspiAg pSns "a
S FS Sas n sis' sa '.
STEPPING "a t,fs 1T %rsa
s''qess f. Sss cs5 e. , y.:s;s
AZ $Fsi.5 %Sa' daily except ssas
Sa 5OEtSfis%GS Chicago and Toledo daily
Fof sh%SfRfl s sa!P9as'L sSt Hayea
-! f%5s - 81 % and 10 is G nss
id % 70 ID "a no. oo and OS go 30 srnd''
WsnsC5 the South ,,. syY sag:S
sS5 syy $S Dining s GsS . " rs 60
1si 81 arS sS So go g. "a Is
BOO a. ana m, $50 80 and 200 H., and l2:i:
saa cn'ngsE; slesPsFss' Dining Car and Coaches
For we Giants c cape asopfS car .1a aS
f'{ a:SS saSs ..sss
sSSS'gs a. m and soc go m IA stop
For 9d PS& and Norfolk via SeEYSrk pARl.as,Ds.
pos s3d Bay bTsSyS 20 with al.
trains at Jersey CITY, aGoSding speedy and drsd
FOR 'PP1HrL lo Express Trains leave NewYork
via Desbrosses and coftandt Streets Ferries too.s
Ais 90 20 . 90. 80, @ Chicago Limited viii
and 10 Ss 6S II amts oS a9 "a g
8 90 30 90 and 90 ?; N and p ! night 40
comm9dation. II 10 m "a 40 ara oV D. ~ n sun
3 80, 20. 80 Co 8 80 8 200 and 90 D. and
Trains leaving New YORK daily except sunday as 100
and m. I, 2. 4. 5. d. m. and 10 q m. snd
90 p Sundays connect at Trenton for Camden,
stor House and foot Of Desbrosses and Corlandt
Court st. and Brooklyn Annex station foot OF Fulton.
City Enigran. Ticket ONCE Castle Garden.
The New Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences.
CHIS e PUGH J. R. WOOD.
General Manager. General Passr Agent
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NEW-YORK CENTRAL
~ AND
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD,
THE GREAT FOURTRACK TRUNK LINE
selected by the Government Is tho
pOITTE Of THE FAST NAIL


' S $E# $|s$ER sfs $fSS SS0H
the ssy 4ra ana Line s sss IL an
20 RSbsieS A Epes: wagner "a asi
Lake af
saag Caldwell and Montreal via Delaware ia and aga
YORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED, composed exclusively
Of buffet smOngcar dningcar drawing Sorbe. ss
T Beao S Sais S' Fs y Erie Cleveland Toledo
s1nss s>ss sass. dsvs
Albany with drawing-room for COOperstOwn Eiesan
@ f FNUre s CE Niagara Falls To-
rSnto Cleveland cnennatD Indaaap9! Detfss and
cansadaigua and RCc6ester Wagner dnnscaf NewYOrk
NswEok and NSrtHsg1 h'gg srs
HdaS S @asnef eV dSshs css
sa: 1iSga and Caldwell Lake GeCrss); ,,m,,., Run,
On agSs 93 oSa ks George
Buffet Smoking and Library Car. ,v.a,., drawing
room SsFi 70 Saa'Ssn sSG Albany
P pSfas on TteSbufs K r. car
fsss and St 5SSis e f.
detroit Chicago with Wagner yesdOued sleeping ana
T9oqsaDa I. S1E ana nc aG y0S a HFRTs..
Ss a SSe and Northern Aa'o'','n ~
SS M oso.s e
Canandaieua Through sle ,9pin 0'A-'
a'sya ne Say Ss S- sssH
Sp,ess ,n TI HgCndssR Kafoa PsHurg
s nsS9s a Ss IA Sc Sss.
daily Montreal va bd.S9Ssssua aaily except Sunday
and 70 D syreussTp esa Limited strives :, RSs4ess,
40 a. NJ Buffalo - a. M and Se Rcbeser p Rin,a
IT, f tssS GEE eveland cGsiaSa indianapolis
st. ESa5 NTH S wner Sepnsea
SSnsht for saratoga. AdrondacSs ana Thousand
Islands eeSngcaTs Albany Connects at Albany
sale d al Grant Central station s s5 and sas Broadway
PAGE S3Y Ra's s % w %isS and ~
.na A aS e
h0!fRs Run or dsy Others daily except Sunday Stop
FOR THE BERKSHIRE HILLS.
FAST PITTSTIELD AND NORTH ADAMS Dan ,b. spE
70 pttbufs without change leave Grand Central station
Via Harlem Division daily except sunday !s;v de
iSf am' 1s:o.
WEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. Y. z; q
w Co.. TessecTrans leave ,N wsss s saSs,
ios % 5s as os s Chicago ssSn beo
Hamilton. - 50 m, IS is ;s:I5 p M 81 t SUI;
% mo- S Mda,Ic, m ca TSis" Ta T. Is m
Ias syEaeSse Utea aud i pI I M 1Ssd s
Tor trsa w. Kinssos saSssrieSr Sass $ is Assoi
sh 5 y Ns S burg b. 49, 10 i 40 M 3 80
saai q speIs as II - Draw"
ing sa IGgss to @ wng Cars to cad
well so TGSay G only 0Tsas s Via NewPs 90
Dfa1nS Room cars TO Kingston on BOO 'a II '' "-'
Kastrsk HSSSer Grand Hotel s!aaOn; ana 6rawins
plc a ~ I y;VG aSa Hole station ana phoensis S5
npY1 kas,s ~ and Mountain House, on ;Oo O IL ~
w. ssn nv Cairo and Mountain House station; SLo
5iS 200 "a ,, !, IL on ta Iii ii 80 m m Is ssSp N
Ecgan. Sleeping for Budso EaSara P pss
TSS9Rso oxcebt Saturdays Other trains daily sssen
s1ndsys Leave Jersey CITY west shCss aqsSS Sea
ai op 20 ali 90 NJ $50 For tickets tlmsaoes
sf 1a Falto.s ADneX once toot o. Fu,ion,ss New
norh wy Par place West i25thst and West sher
howsay: foot Of West 42ist and foot OF Jay.st
Saassscnst Express calls for and checks baggage no1
hotels and residences q + LAMBERT
General PASSENGER Agent vanderblEA's. " II
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STEAMBOATS,

CATSKILL MOUNTAINS. The Old Route
" QUICKEST. CHEAPEST AND BEST.
CatskIl evening line stsners Kaaterskill and Cats
XIII leave every week day az p m from foot OF Iayst.
~ houses rates &c, send TO pier address
" w. j. HUGHES. Ca:sklll. N. Y
ITO NEW HAVEN, 75c.
EXCURSION good d1yO. o. 25.
Steamers Z. II. NORTH M and CONTINENTAL leave
reck clip. Pier a5, r. r., D. and / ,. m Sundays
ii D. nj, connecting NewIIaNcn Win @peciu ,rflns
YOKE &C. THROUGH tickets sold and baggage checked al
ell Brosdnay. New.York and Court-st.. Brooklyn
- TONlNGTON LINE FOR BOSTON, PROVI-
- DENCE Narragansett Pier aud Watch IIll-Steamers
RHODE ISLAND aud SrONlNGTON lraye new Pier 49,
n T. block above Canal-st.. AZ 100 p. daily,
cept sunday Tickets and -atro0ms secured NJ principal
ticket onces NewYoik and brooklyn, and az ali Offices
OF New-York Transfer Company who will call for and
Box 3.0l1 for Excursion Book
rTHE NEW ENGLAND TERMINAL CO.
j HOUsATONIC LINE, via wilson's Point
For South Norwsk and all points on the Dan6ury and
THE FAST NEW IRON STEAMER
CAPE CHARLES"
GFormesr running 70 Long Branch "a Tn,cs,..., ~,
m. eonnectne AZ Wilson'S Point With train on Danhury
Norwss r. r.. for Danbu'y and intermediate points
Returning train leaves South Norwalk az Z ;b5 a. NJ.
making connection with boat at Wilson'S Point AZ M
maknC landings arriving az new Tier 10. lo0b 81
Rutgers st. New.Yovh. .s InrE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-27

AT BEEKMAN HILL METHODIST EPIscoSdP,Asil
CHURCH. 5othst. near 2d-ayedhe PasNor S' Savsr
meetings q 80 a and q 30 y. m seats az Irsc.
Church and Sunday open, busy useiu anu n"pp,
all summer. Welcome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-27
Railroads..

II RE RAILWAY.-Ticket Offices, 4O1. BIZ
s and ss7 , B50aa ss ss el b'Tsy s
end ss soIaeI Newark sad 1871
81 ssps for checking , a9s
ssRsle gs %s from
Day E5ps: Pullman SSSss R1a%ng
o%S and c SS @ at
s day Of ps Sn and ST. and png
i %as pu%a Sleeping ssa
ri a O. sASs S @
Sasp ' Bend na cSeaeo change
Bases sss1ns Ra5S,
80 segpdF eySFg ray SeSasS hsD' do Gy'
orange sssdS o7 g. Il oRs12a aga ShiiS1
Rugbs n sgndaya sS 70 80 81 s'
s:s 45 80 a rs s s9 49, 80 e :.
pai'a 5S 4 20 a? o. s $50 ~ g. i@YS 81 T. 15
sS7 Si IslS 90 40 go 10 no r +
f'if go, 9s 942 ss2 s. 49, S5 g.
4$F55o 30: 80 1913 3d. ''' Wv "1o ,os
sssSi 10 i 30 8 m s3:asa'Y's SnS ~ n
R1F So ~ 80 S 5'2$s, So 9, SOis. ESQ.,
sas5S S5 s'i' s e. 81 80 i. i
cssSea S'7 5s[oi o. 10 50 a. 49, 49,
Middletown and Port Jervis. 445 :52.. 10 80 a. m
SUNDAY oc sH t ssS main mai line a. no
rxn;e sS 4 trains GsG from est arrive go 40 m 455
sS; SSsSlpilEeky RA1hs9AR OF pIyI Isl s.s
st IS 80 II u.s. s9G e SS e 3lg 'iS asG 4
days 10. 80 M 80 80 and s;l5 J r m. On
Nysssssc AID e ( SRs.s!S9SaSs sS q ,SSt z
Send 10 cents in postage TO Gent Pass'r Agent for
ou ~ + MITPpHY l.. p. FARMER,
W. - Genl Stunt General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-27

NETWORK PORT SOCIETYS MARINERS
cJJITVCI. Catharne and Madison sts, Rev SAM
TEL BoULT, Pastor In charge-MornnG prayermee ing
o 40 Preaching AS. Gospel ana Song Service IL
n m Prayer and testimony meeting every evening dur
Ing the week 80 o'clock All friends OF the saiio
are cordially invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-27

FOURTH REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
4sh-s. between sth and nth ayes services az ~ ~
NEDY Subject in, the evening: deborah, one oil inc
JudQesp Strangers cordially Welcomed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-27

FrTITON STREET DAILY NOON PRAYER MEETING,
tom 10 to l o'clock Come in rest and pray.
Sop g. 10 or 20 minutes the hour, your time Admits
Nos. 113 Fulton-st. and 50 Ann-st
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n Ew-YoRK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN

passenger trains leave foot Of Jayst as follows rom
West 42dst 10 minutes later: 49,
35 a. m. for Mddetown. Port Jervis, Montlcelb.
FalIsbureh Liberty Hancock. Walton, Delhi, Sidney,
Edmeston Norwich, Utica. Rome. Oneida. oswego De-
trot Chicago and all points West 49,
rs a. m for Campbell Hall, Lakes Mohonk and Min
newaska Waikiki Valley stations stony Ford Middle
Vile Liberty White Lake ,,. ,... ,,o.., ~, Min.
newaska Waikiki Valley Stations, Middletown Blooming
burgh Ellenyile, Port Jeryls Monticello falsourgn'
IIurleyyille Liberty, Rockland 49, ,,,,
$50 D. m Tor stony Ford. Campbell Hall, Middletown.
Bloomingburgh Wurtsboro Ellenvle.
rs 100 M for MIddlstown FalIsourgh Liberty; Maa'
Osweqo Rochester Suspension Bridge Chicago and points
west Reclining Chair Car free to Suspension Bridge
Pullman SecDers. ,-u IT., ,,,sa,,
/ 80 p m, saturdays only, FOR Campbell ial Middle
town. EilenVle Pittsburgh, Liberty Rockland. 80,
Sundays also TO Midiletown tDaily through. other
trains daily except Sunday - ~,
Pullman Drawng-roOm Seats and Sleeplng-car Serths
reserved at 9o7 Broadway. J. I. ANDElsoON, =,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-27

AT THE CHuRCH ooths,; and 5thaye Rev VI, LEX ok
RICK JOHNSON d. D. will preach at both services
Evening topic: Christian Recreation"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-27

SECOND CHURCH 123d.st and Lenox ayc.-Rev.
G. HUTCHINSON SMYTH, d. d.. Pastor. Rev: w. W.
HALLOWAY, OF Dover N. J.. breaches at 10 10 NO
evening service. wednesday evening service mt D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-27

AT THE CHURCH No. Il Lafayette Place. nea'
services
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-27

AT THE CHURCH asth-st. and 5th.ave church Close
during the month Of July. VIII reopen hrss o"i""5
August
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-27

1OACUIM KASPARY the London Humanitarian
Deist will discourse the Knckerbocker
"A West 14th.st every Sunday morning. Tomorrow
az II clock "Robesperre the Incorrupube Fanatic
Reaaer Mrs. KASPAhy. Admission free
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-27

AT THE COLLEGIATE DUTCH CHURCHES
Morning service IL O'clock evening service ~ B.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-27

PHILLIPS PRESBYTERIAN CHU RICH cor. 7Sd, ST.
and Madison avc.-Servce at III O'CLOCK Rev.
THOMAS G.. WALL will preach.
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SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NAY i2TM d;v ~.

SCHEDULE IN LfEENI hhi
foot S0 In f Baltimore 80
Eor % so iS5 D. M night Sundays 30 M:
1'so 4 s tSt At CHESTER and ngOn l5
p For F philadelphia as 5 49, sSo Il P so1; 80
2$S si5 80 49, go g. s5 5sO 'Bnn m p @ish
Tickets aud paIoT car s seaf, ea as o1 pgSud G
sst ss tG East is5 R,S,l cCuis
s WeSI Mons 50 Broadway. Brooklyn all -, ana
=. Msw,Y t95n T hGsel or residence
NJ EWPORT, Namagansett Pier, Watch Hill
Pier Fop %e s1S hi IL at rs ana 10 Tn'a
Da"insro0m and IL f SREGGs cen Pass Aas
xrVw-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL
ROAD goE REP BANK t3NG 6 6gANS s 2GEAE
EG Il, fSkg As. xSp %SfT SaEASASE
a.. bG IL 3oon, 90 express, GIo 100 p sundays
500 %,o S1 ISo9 a Of M I5e9 TS E n 49, 15
80 $3.50 eSpgsss,Ga a1 zoo 60 80 @ 90 D. S
eNgnnday trains do stop at Ocean Grove and Aoufy
R1uJFFUs RLoDGETT; Com, AGsrN WOOD pcob p
plSBBwN Gsn Pas: Sen Agent cSi RsI Of 4
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
II PASSENGER TRAINS Leave foot OF cOrtlandt and
% for or s "a and intermediate point.
a. M. Tor Geneva. Lyons Elmirs kochester Buffalo
and the Wf, ass c PTqS &c Rsap SS Bds cal
Ly9i' aHG m Tor Eimia and Intermediate points Chair
car 10 Mauch Chunk $500, ,.,...at.,. ..,-.-
Chair caTs " Tunkhannock Connection 10 Iealng and
10 ~ M for Emra and principal Intermediate points
Chair car To L. & H. Junction and pullman sleeper 10
my 10 D. m for slaungton and Intermediate points.
40 b. NJ. for Maueht Chunk ana intermediate points.
Competition Reaiing and Harrisburg. -.
u M. ueneva, Lyons. Enura. Rochester Buffalo
and tho West Pullman sleeper to Lyons and Suspension
Bridge. -.
Trains leaving AZ Am, IL A. m, ] y. m. and 40
a. M connect for all points In MahanOy and Hazleton
coal icsVh' STNDAy TRAINS
a. m. for Mauch Chunk, liaZleton and intermediate
40 p. m for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
D. for Geneva, Lyons. Elmira Rochester. Buffalo
and the West Pullman sleeper Lyons and Suspension
General Easharn once. 235 Broadway.
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Railroads.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW. Jersey
" FOOT OF F,m LIs gsf1 =; ST. IT,. NORTH sIvER

~ FOOT OF Liberty. ST. NORTH RIvER
400 q. m for Easton Bethlehem, Allentown. Mus,
Chunk. wilkesbarre and Scranton, Heading HsfrsnurS
100 a. for Pennington, Easton, Bethlehem, AIls,t
sAs a. n n,, 70, FleTngton Lake Hcpatcong Esssoa
M's caTss rsm.sas s
su9IbSCy; Lswi;6argg .M,lIlis@sDGrt '"'"'.'A
c%n Essd%s HsrssSuts sf Pceises al "a
cA iaI hi;S3 4sSsSa, Maud
s 80 % t Hsfs saS Eas
e. fo5 E1stSSn Bs Eth Asnown
oNsns '1aHs % aST%Sayi
op Red bs sn9d'E Sns G' b sss S.SSIS
f! sC '3a F 49, ts SS 80 49, eS
800 M. 400 p Sunday trains % not 's s%p I:
0'fa% Gys t'R %a. f RIVER and r.rpes m
Fol For Beach sU svsn, Atlantic City, vneand and Bride.
% g. % C Sas s.
Sundays. 100 a. m. 4 100 .. m
SANDY HOOK ROUTE
FOR LONG BRANCH, ASBURY PARK
OCEAN GROVE, &c.
From Pier 8. n. r.
p. BY pastlsl steamers MONMOUTH SANDY HOOK sn0
Beach Long Branch az 80 -. 90 II 90 a. m
100. 3 40 4 10 ) 80 p. m. sundays $3.50 a NJ 1 M
Pleasant a. 90 II 90 a M 90, $780, Si5. 81
" Tor lakewood, Toms River and Barnegss 4so a. N,
For Beach Haven, Atlantic City, vineand and Brds.
For Atlantic Highlands 80, 0 90 a. m, Il 90 satun
days only, 30. Ais. 30 D. m Sundays o 80 q n,
l 100 T.
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE,
and sanS SSS and OHIO r. leave s' FOOT Ss'o
Liberty-st, n. IL.
For philadelphia. at 4 :oo 745. 8 80, $50. lilo
z On M SUNDAYS, 80. 0 30 a. m, 49, 40. S:lA
For Baltimore and Washington. daily at 8 80 III od
except Sunday a. m, 30 80 rs. 90. ~ 90
Trains leaving at AS, IL 90 a. 80. 100, 80.
80 IL 100 y M: have connection for Reading Harris
Tickets and Paror Car be procured At H. 26
4l5 944, lao 1923 Broadway. 737 6h.aye., 264 Wee
125th-st.. 134 East 125th.st, NswYork Courtst SEA
Fulon-st., 90 Broadway, Brooklyn.
NewYork Transfer Company will call for and checl
baggage from hotel residence.
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
l. THE STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGVOUT nv THE
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HOPE CHAPEL 339 East 4th-st. near Avenue d. kev,
IoIiN n DEyINS Pastor.-Preachng IL a. ~; and 3
1oii M SUNDAY. school 8 D. m. Morning God the
Father Evening: 'IIeroes OF Falth-Samue Ieacners
MEETING after THURSDAY evening prayer meeting free
library and reading room open evenings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-27
STEAMBOATS,.

FALL RIVER LTNE.-FOR BOSTON,
m. NEWPORT FALL RIVER PROVIDENCE aud
all Eastern points. - -
" DOUBLE SUMMER SERVICE.
-Four steamers In commisson-PU RITAN.
PILGRIM, PROVIDENCE. and OLD COLONY
gplendid orchestra attached to each vessel.
Leave New.Yora from Pier o. N L. (old MOI. foot
Vi So ~ ni~For FAN River direct connecting with
Fxnress train due Boston 80 a N.
rs d. m.-FOr Newport ana fsl River, due Newport
about As; Fall River, m, connecting with express
Trau due Boston Oj q. m.
SUNDAYS, leave New;Yor at $50 D. m for all
noiEt. Returning leave Boston -. ~.
Connection by Annex boat daily from Brooklyn. .. m. ;
Jersey City, 4 p NJ Tickets ana staIet9oms may "
ia ga a57 and ! 323 Broadway 1,i70 9thave. eei
west 125thsf and l25th-st 1913 BOvcry Astor
House and windsor Hotel; Line once. Pier %. n. r.
" send nvs cents stamps 70 T. o. Box 49, N. Y. FOR
corv .Fal River Line Tour" and "Dld Colony Phi.
grim Land An illustrated book OF nearly 100 pages
A LBANY BOATS. PEOPLES LINE.
n Steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave Old
pier Al r. foot OF Canalst, AZ D. m daily (Sundays
eseepted) connecting az ALBANY with a m. special
express Tor SARATOGA, LAKE GEORGE, SARANAC
Ike PAUL SMITHS. and all points In the ADIRoN
DACKS Leave Brooklyn Fulton.st via Annex, a. 3
a M Electric lights In al rooms
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FIVE POINTS MISSION. 63 Park-st lste OF oLi
Brewery-Iev q. r. BOUTON. Superintendent Morning
and evening service Sundayschool at 30 closing with
singing by children.
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AT COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH. narem.

FIRST CHURCH. 1olstst.. near 3d.ave. Roy. j.
ELMENDoRF, ID. d.. Pastor Church closed until Au'
gust 10.
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HUGH o. PENTECoST will speak sunday D. Nh M; at
Nilsson Hall, 15th-st near Sd'aNe' SUBJECT ""''
Shall L Dop
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STEAMBOATS,.


A -CATSklLL MOUNTAINS, hUNDOUI
fon.,, acc Cornwall o Nsw6urs Marlboro. S2ien PousR,
s sssPSGc G%S cs Moaea and
The steamer CITY ,S,, OF KINGSTON will Leave Per 80;
a@sy' at 1 nnG sysD Gsy a.
A TROY BOATS, SARATOGA and CITY
Tof ss rSs s al "a pier sasS
HUDSON AND COXSACKIE.
snys g sSa s. n Ri t9S
a. o s hoI sG and and
HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
ii Day Line Steamers
NEw'YoRh DAILY except sundays. ALBANY
Leave EHS%2EE55EEkk ssa s$
for ALBANY Landing a. Wet sDs fSns
ing leave Albany 8 GiS09NsNF Rc
WEST POINT NEwBURGH' and ro'KEEpsrE
wiz RH dPyf R 96y ferry with Ulster and Del r. R.
Hn ; sSsas b1 ' Ess Fsi NJ ssa 81
PsTp SPf hS 70 FAN HN 6% s and
baggage qT inc n2 BhN fpd attached %
MAINE STEAMSHIP C0.-only Direct Line
%nfG Pssa7 Es "a
Far aoS 2d ORCHARD po s a sPsns summer
For freight or passage apply Pier 49, F. r H. HALL Ast
ID ROVIDENCE LINEFOR BOSTON, PROV,
IPENcS WfE HrS M RR S5P;r
White Mountain Express, with paror cars leVing dIecS
sS Ep aya P?
piar 90 r., foot OF Warrcn-st, az D 80 p m Gary,
except Sunday connecting at wharf with express Tram os
Poston Tickets and staterOoms secured az Prihspa
Ticket oces New York and Brookyn a. h hsS
eage rom hotels or residences Send TO p o. Box 3Oll
Tor Excursion Book which viii be mailed free.
HUDSON RIVER STEAMER MARY POW
III ELL for West Point, Newburg. Poughkeepsle
Rondoat and KlngsOn ls9dng. at oranson' Cornwall
Leaves Vestry.st., N r.. :a0 y III
Lea'es SATURDAYS s ONE HOUR EARLIER
n ORWICH LINE.-For Boston, Worcester,
~ New-London. Norwich. Watch Hill Block Island LAND,
treenport, Shelter Island Harbor White Mountains
ali points North and East Steamers leave Pier 40 tod
number. N H., foot Wattsst. next pier above Des-
brossesst Ferry daily, sundays excepted at 80 p m
and State Rooms secured at principal ticket onics
in ~ Y and Brooklyn Companys Office S47 Broadws ~,
and check baggage from hotels and residences
GEO w. BRADY. Agent.
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KNOX PRESBYTERIAN CHuRGH ssdst ana Ia
AZ 10 AS morning and o'clock evening saobath-scho9
Is o'clock. Prayermeeng wednesday evening Shutch
oncn oil summer Strangers and members OF neiahbornG
churches where services omitted cordially invited
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NETWORK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 7th,avc
and 12sthst-Treachng Sunday morning at ii a H. lov
W. w. PAGE Pastor.
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FoRTY-THIRD STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH Preaching 10 80 a. IN. and 40 D. IN. Dy
Rev. J. - CHADWICK, d. u.