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LITERARYNOTES.

A nav rhetorical series is announced by the scrb-
ners 1t is TO deal with the entire history OF TINS
country from the 2eriod of Its discovery 10 tne enu
of southern reconstruction after the Civil Var. III
viii be published in four volumes, devoted' re-
spectively 10 the epoch of discovery and colonial
ton 10 that of the French and Indian war and the
Revoluton 10 the Constitutional period. and TO that
OF the sectional conflict and reconstruction. Each
volume Is the work of writer of eminencc
II is stated that Mrs. Cheney's Life" Of Louisa
hicott is not especially intended for Juvenile readers
I'm, for all who have an admiration for the author of
.Isttle Womcns and that she has allowed Miss
Aicott TO tell the story Of her own life. In so FAR as u
was possible through her diary. which she kept rom
her early years down TO the date of her death.
Mr. phrIp James Bailey has Just brought out the
fftieth anniversary edition. of his Fesius' poem
which Tennyson and. many other good authorizes
hailed as a great achievement. but one which Is
probably entirely unknown to the college senior OF
to-day Mr. Bailey has made many changes ana aad
tons for this edition.
The English johnson Club held ts quarterly meet
fnr fortnight ago. and this Is the oin
of the fare set before It
YE BILE OF FAYRE.
Va dido Rump Seake Puddyngs, with ye kidneys
and Mushrooms.
Yc Mutton Choppes,
Ye Tastie Apple Pies.
Ye Yeomanre Puddyngs.
% Ye Welsh Rarebit.
Punche and Goode Fellowship
aTbe London Globe' vigorously condemns ulo
modern fashion in biography of avoiding the trouble
Of writing Life" by publishing the materials U.s., ~
their crude form The real cause OF that says Ho
Clobe.n is not lazlness but the custom py "hicn
friend of the family is chosen to 90 ile Vi "'o
deceased member The life of bographer ufuer SUI"
conditions IS not happ- one. ii ne ventures
evercise his own Judgment IN regard TO the ma'era
he does so at the risk of giving mortal offence TO many
Of his friends and yet to insert all that Is prsSeu
mon him from various quarters would DC 10 spoh Tno
hook Then there executors ana o'ner' VIM
claim the right the last moment 10 mack anu onano
s1he proof. On the whole to be seiec'e" ~ "'-'0
biography is no great HONOR
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Railroaos.
!; i,g,'i.ot OHces 4O1 317

II, RTE RAILWAl.-1 Offices, 40l Oh
~ 7s and ss7 BsoaSSSay lS sTTci BoTs
and $s3 rOC ns d 1o1 s mS6osen aud
S Sqs ssSn H Sesy c c "SeSe faos
Or Sleeping S Gar s be a oaed ESes
leave 2adst minutes earlier than time os shqwn i"
s sy ESpress Pullman Bade Drawing
Coaches 10 Buffalo, connect at Hornellsvlle ioF 'aV'
every day chicago and st. Louis eoacbes 10
MeadViie YOUNGSTOWN Marion AMI Shessos T Ci1Sia
pullman Sleeping sss e. o to 1S E.,
p NJ every day. Chicago and Grand Trunk ExPsS TO
Saso SsEa.a Fss La@S5n LoaqSsa sut ta enaags
Base sssBns soGaa yp 80 sat
ssS m every day csIcagS Espr5 dSy
McadvlIic Youngstown Cincinnati ana Ch,caTgo OH.
orapg So g. sS S7 3 y 10 s5 5!5s II 80
sunday $40 10 80 s q H. s;ioi 10 "a 81 =
NUs"sg'' 50 s57 40 q &c. 30 - p NJ
IT, 5 59 9S5 s9 ~ g.
Paterson "a AZ go 49, ~ a. T. i:o7.
:S9 1 s. as 80, 5$7a 5i5 :07'a, 015 GEO.
roz, snS FS,Si.1 10 s Via Z Nggwaf s5
49, ss "a : 3 30 2 e g ga a. Ss:s'@y;
RidsewOcd 4 as az '2a eqS go 80. 8. OH G:So,
su co. Local e. J. 4 $40: 49, 81 20 81
rs, T. E2 sS a4 M5 RsSr e q.
Tgzsdo ;S2i g. i9:sq g. 30 Tr'n hApos
a. AZ N'7 5sLiof 10 80 a. M l. go 80. 30
NidStown and Port Jervs 445 :525, 10 80 a. m
" / 8 30 4 30 8 80, g. T. 8 80 D. M ,o.oo ~
Sunday local -. ma11sS; main Hnc' 4'A'' no. ="
rxpts 40 t. trains from IN Wdst arrive $50 74O 80
S S6SIPhEhY RA1hRcAP OF y p1yI Isl AS
& 'Ps ]Sa5s a. iS s 81 p? spa &
days is, 20 M, .13o 49, and ~ Do p; m 40
NyseSao ana ~ I5 :52s 30 DOH 40 1890 ~
Sundays rs 30 49, a 80 10 p f i
"suburban Homes with local timetables n,,rp
w ]. MURPHY, T. "a, a. rn 49, ~ .gsrt
Genl SuDt General passenger hsene
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I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS Leave foot OF Cortlandt and
Desbrosses SITS. follows:
= a. N. for Satington and intermediate points
a m for Geneva, Lyons Elulra- Rochester, Buffalo
and the West, and principal local points Chair car TO
LYONS and Pullman to suspension Bridge
- III a. m for Elmlra and intermediate points. Chair
'"1 n m for Tunxhannock and intermediate points,
chair "a to Tunkhannock Connection TO Reading and
5:IO y. IN. Flmra and principal intermediate points
Chair 10 L. & Is. Junction and pullman sleeper 10
Chicago
80 n m, for Mauch Chunk and Intermediate points
Conn4cti1n to Reading and Harrisburg. Chair to
Mauch ChuuS.
: D. m. Geneva, Lyons Elmira, Rochester. Buffalo
and the West Pullman sleeper TO Lyons and Suspension
Dlrilce.
T.ans leaving at a. m. IL a. ! D. m. and 40
D. N. connect for all points In Mahanoy and Hazleton
coal regions. - - .
SUNDAY TRAINS
a. for Mauch Chunk, Hazleton and Intermediate
40 D. m for Mauch Chunk and Intermediate points.
D. ~. for Geneva, Lyons Eimira Rochester. Buffalo
and The West. Pullman sleeper Lyons and Suspension
General Eastern Omce 23j Broadway
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL
~ ROAD FOR RED BANK. LONG BRANCH OCEAN
GROVE AND ASBURY PARK, OCEAN BEACH
SPRING LAKE AND POINT PLEASANT.
Time tate in effect July l. 1889. Trains leave New.
York foot Cortlandt and Desbroscs sts. 30 10 10
a m II noon 20 10 eNpress), 40 (exprcss excent
Red Bank. 90 lexpress). $40, 90 p. Sundays
~ From 20 ,op Of II eftyst 100 s15 30 11:15am
] 40 80 3 80 lexprcssl 200 80 texpressj. $50
feNpfc-si. 6 10 D. Sundays. 90 q. Z 100 D. M.
sunday trains do not stop at Ocean Grove AMI Asbufy
Park
RIiFUS BLODGETT J. r. WOOD
Supsrntondent Gen'l Pass. Agent Pean r r.
II. +. BALDWIN, Gen'l Pass Agent c. r. H. OF N. j.
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Proposals
WHITEHALL STREET

A RllY BUILDING, WHITEHALL STREET,
n NEW-YORK CITY, June l. 1So9.-Sealed
proposals IN rplicate, will be received here until
Il o'clock m, july. ., 1852. and then opened
IN the following named National ceneteres, VIZ: Cave
Hin KY. Fort DOnelscn, Tenn. Fort Smith, Ark Fay
ettevte, Ark: New-B erne, " c.; Corinh, Miss; Alex
andria, Va; Yorktown, Va. Andersonyie; Ca Beau
fort. ). c.; WOOdlawn (E.mlra). n. y. San Antonio
TEX. or them may hereafter be determined
upon In accordance with tho design and Specifications
70 be seen, and had on application here. The u 5
right REJECT al proposals. Pro
posals should be- Endorsed Proposals for Constructing
and Erecting Rostums' ard be addressed TO j. q.
Chandler, Deputy Qudrtermaster General, U. 5. A.
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NTEW-YORK CENTRAL
IA AND
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
THE GREAT FouRTRACK TRUNk LINE
selected by the Government aS the
ROUTE OF THE FAST NAIL. ,,, .
m1I1c /. 60 TIE NLAGARA EALl.S ROUTE.

THE UREA .ba
route CUTE 3 Of =" The FAST NAIL: .mu
T1 all TRAINs hhR!XE Asp p iI;aE FROM
largest and Finest station IN 1mGref1i v and
the only TrS on kE XII XFE s JrSh &c. NfS OH
tsa m. Rochester Express, Wagner drawingroom cars
co mo- no. Saratoga Lake George Adirondack and Mon
ta Special WAGNER a 6eawafe ana Hud
SON railroad, and New.YOrk to ST. Adams via 0eh'ra
'erG so i me- FAMOUS WAGNER yEsTIBULED NEW v
YORK ScAGo AMD ST. h0US dhangear dFSW
lng,roOm and sleeping Tor Albany tes yness
Sago So 1 Gonnes.s a. diev ss
sn @ hSg for 20 o m as sRa Cincinnati
Albany with drawing room car for CooPerSown h9s''
80 me- Chicago Express Niagara Falls , To
cScao Waea da%na cars To- Springs
ca9aqdagua and Rochester o-, On, Northeyn ExpresA
for Saratoga Lake George Rutland, Bennington Eortn
S Saa%s & and c %SF"i sEe ors cars
room 80 CO., M S9TSt0g and sPt ca Win wagner
3 :5s D. m. Accommodation to Albany and Troy Con,
P PSfs fS on bGafs T. o'' wagner
f6fssq c9sn9%s and St B HSgs F TS
Detroit Chicago with Wagner vesdbued sleeping and
at Se m Thousand Island and Adirondack Express
Wagner SeepPg Cs Car to Paul sn
Via Utica and Northern Adirondack Railroad daily except
S:I5 D. m, cauandalgua Accommodation Wagner
Canandsgua Through sleepins-car, New-York to Canaan
w = 80 D. m. Montreal. Adirondack end Canandaigus
Express Wagner seepng-cars daily to North Greet wa
ttoce and Adirondack Railroad also to PattsbuFg con-
Meeting az Patsburg with parOr car for Sarsnac Lake
and Airondack Mountain points. Wagner seepingcafS
daIIv 10 Montreal Via Rouses Point and Via St! Adams
oud Ia Svracu5 and Canandaigua daily except sunday
' 'o n M Special Mall Limited arrives at Rochester
40 a. M Buffalo 935 a. m and Cleveland ~ p, P, m
sft0 n m Fast Night Express for Rochester. Bunaio
NIAGARA Fails Toronto, Cleveland CINCINNATI indianapolis
nis potrOt and Chicago with wagner sleeping ears
siccot,in" ears To Canandaigua sundays only.
II MIDNIGHT for Saratoga, whitehall and Rutland NO
connertion With tran leaving Saturday. Wagner sleeping
cars TO Albany. Connects at Albany with trains Tor the
lIekets and space drawing room and seepngcar on
sl a. Grand Central Station 49, 7S5 and 012 broadway
10 PARK Place battery Place Ss Wei and 7 7a
fulton sts and 39S Bedford-ave., r. D. Brooklyn
Wescot's Express calls for and checks baggage from
hotels residences. . e.s. c.. =.
13sth-st station, New YORK
r,,cr ptnrsF-TrTD AND NORTH ADAMS SPECIAL.
with elegant Wagner Dnwing-room cars leaves ~nIu
Catral Station Via Harlem Division daily except Suhuds
~ ~ Z 1oI-CEY GEORGE H. DANIELS,
- S,,norit (eu'l Passenger Agent
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD,
I'D Fast Express Trains, Via PHILADELPHIA, 10
BAITIMOEE WASHINGTON

CIYCINNATi ST. louis AND CIIiCAGO.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE on ALL TRAINS.
Lave NEW,YOBk foot OF id ay g follows
For CINCINNATI; ST: LOUIS, 8 30 a. m, . 100 p m
For WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. 30 q. M. II 100
m. 30 p. m, 80 y. m, 3 10 p. M, . 90 j.
10 100 midnight sunday 80 m, 80, . 30, TO-
90 y. Ia. 10 90 midnight
M trains stop Chester and Wilmington except rs
%. ~.
For Tickets and Pullman Car Space call a. Il. & o.
Ticket OG.crs 2i COL AS, and LAO Broadway or
Station foot % I.befty-sf
baggage from hotel or residence .. -
J. T. ODEIIA CIAS, q. SCULI'
General MANAGER Gen'l Pass Agent
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

At BEEKMAN HILL METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CIIU RICH, 50th-st 2dave.The Pastor. Rev. JOHN
PARKER, viii preach sabbath 10 70 and ! 10 ,Afkr
the evening las PIsgr1miA the Lori'a
supper and reception to membership. s2ts all free
Christians whose churches closed evenings invited "a
our sacrament Welcome.
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Mem pnbiicntlons.
MRS. sOUTHWORTH'S "THE BRIDES
1l FATE!p

1.-THE BRIDES FATE" at % cents.
THE BRIDES FATE" 70 cent edition. BY Mrs.
Emma D. L. n Southworth. Never before sold under
So published this day in uniform STYLE and price
with her '"CHANGED BRIDES" CRUEL AS THE
GRAVF'r "TRiED FOR HER LIFE 1.-THE MAIDEN
WIDOW 1.-THE FAMILY DOOM" THE BRIDAL
SONS NEW TWENTY-FIVE CENT SERIES. price %
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INC selling books ever pup
jshed are for by all News Agents, az all News
Stands Booksellers everywhere at % cents each
Send in your for them. for list OF them,
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Copies per mail, everywhere, receipt Of price
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NEW LINE To
~ WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE
VIA CENTRAL /. X. OF NEWJERSEY,
PIILA. AND READING r. X.
and BALTIMORE AND ONO r. T..
Solid TTansNO Transfers No Extra Fare for Fast Time
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NAY 18TH
Trains leave station Central Railroad OF NewJersey,
foot Liberty-st.. North River.
For WashinetOn and Baltimore, 30 a. II a m. (;
30 30 1875 .. II nght. Sundays, 80 a. III.
! 80. . 80. 3 10. p. m IL night
All trains stop at Chester and Wilmington. except 10
D. IN.
Tor Philadelphia At a5, 30 30 II m. 80.
40 3I5 a. 3. 80, 30 y. - night. Sunday.
40 80 a. IN. 30 80 315 ). 80 D. m night
Tickets and paror seats be procured 81 II.
o61 AZ 9fI 14O, 1913 Broadway. 737 Oth-ave oGl
West 195thst. 1872 Fast 125thst.. NewYork Couftst
$50 Fulton.st.. 9S Broadway. Brooklyn.
NewYor Transfer Company Will call for and check
baggape from hotel residence
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Railroads..
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY,
~ FOOT OF LIBERTY.SE, NORIHo RIVER
Time Table Of June 30 1889: ,,.....

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF lp, MY WEI Jersey
400 m tome oP F asSs Bethehen Allentown Mauch
Chunk wiiEes6arrc and Scranton Heading Harrisburg
100 a. m for Ileming;On' Easton Bethlehem Allen
'oEn 5nd N@u'S Lake WgstsS9s Es:to
MaIa eapak
Sunbury, Lewi.6urgs wiamsp2r po,,o,er, Allan.
town 10y MP p Chunk. Readns Harrisburg; Posve
cba1t @ Eis52 Ts%a9a
80 p. m for Pennington. lake Hopate0ng, Easton
& GS I p M 20 or E a Bote5e% 4eato%
ch5? 20 2a Sunday for atcn and Lake Hopstcong
Sundays for R 1aEs hoG EssSg Park
Grove ana P9SS FsSaI 90 aS 5 30 ssna,T;
: 90 a. NJ 100 p m: Sunday trains do not stop at
oef For isEew@od Toms River and Eaesa 100, s15
For Beach ;U Haven, Atlantic CITY, vneand and Bridge
go S5 5 So g. 81 80
Sundays, 100 a.; m n, Z 200 1,PT@o n. porrmr
FOR S SSc RRAS SS5{ bsH & PARK
For Hphand Reach eobr rig Monmouth Nor Beach oo and
sS m sTnaay Faf 80 Ocean iS SS and Point
Pleasant AS ;OO II 100 a. m 100, 1880, 10 80
For F Lakewood, Toms Elver and Barnega 30
T For reach SS Haven Atlantic CITY, vneand and Bridge
ton o1 ;J Ia ar Hahand. 80 ZOO NJ 200 satur-
90 p. m. ..1..--,.z ,,or.,--
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE,
y' Central r. d SSS sHd Ohio % foot
L'P foS Pi1adepha 400 7A5 s:so 930 100
m' s:SS?&6N%S 30 SO a. n, 49, 2so. S:i5
For baltimore and washington daily az 30 on 700
except Sunday mS 20 co. no. 39 :oo 80
40 10 100 D. M have connection for Reading, Harris
Tickets and Pafio Car can be procured at COL
49,, Oh lao / 800 Broadway 737 Gthave., 96l West
io5ths l3 East 125th-st.. NewYOrk; Court-st, 500
futon-sL; 20 ransSsT COMPANY viii call and check
baggage from hotel or residence
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
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3usirutilon
For Roth nexes-Conntry.

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THE hook OF OPEN. AIR SPORTS octave 500
pages. illustrated The standard authority on
American Open.aF Rules sailing svim.
ming Dal playing. shooting horseback riding. &C. e. Ia
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NETWORK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. cor. 9Th
ave and 12Sth st.Services at IL a. M ana D. IN fseN'
w. w. PAGE Pastor.
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PHILLIPS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, corner 73i.
st and Malson.ave.-Serytc tomorrow and during the
month OF July at IL II. Rev. ). ID. ALEXANDER
d. D., will preach.
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AT THE CHURCH No. IL lafayette Place. nees
| 4th.st, Rev. GEORGE III. COTTON Will preach at bod
L
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NEW-YORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN

Passenger trains leave Ioot oi !a5' d ioo"s VIoi
:95 a. m. for Middetown. Port Jervis, Monticello,
Falls6urgh. Liberty, Hancock. Walton Delhi, sidney,
Edmeston Norwich Utica Rome. Oneida. Oswego De-
troit Chicago ana all points Nfst. ..
3 80 a. m for Campbell Hall, Lakes Mohonk and Min
newaska Waikiki Valley stations, stony Ford Mlddeiown
Bloominqburgh Ellenye. Mt Dale. Pittsburgh, Hurley
vile, Liberty White Lake. ,,,, ~.
100 D. M. Campbell Han. Lakes Mohonk and Min
pewaska Wakill Valley Stations, MiddletoWn, Ellen
Vile Port Jorys, Monticello bailsburgh, Hurleyvile.
Liberty. Rockland.
:30 D. N. for stony Ford Campbell Hall, Mddetown,
Bloomingburgh, WurtsborO, Elenviilc.
90 y. for MiddetOwn, Fallsburgh Liberty, Han
cock Walton Sidney, Norwich, Utica Rome. oneida,
Osvcgo Rochester Suspension Bridge Chicago and points
west Reclining Chair Car free Suspension Bridge;
Pullman Seepers 49,, ,,,,,,
80 p M. Saturdays only FOR Campbell Hal, Middle
town. EnenVllc Pittsburgh. Liberty, RJckland
Sundays also to Mldictown. Daily through. Other
trains daily except Sunday.
Pullman Drawingroom Seats and Sleepngcar Berths
reserved at 307 Broadway j. e. ANDERSON,
Gen. Pas. Exchange Place, ~ Y.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. Y. c. &

WEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. y. Z: d
w IT, t. II. H. Co.. Lessee.-Trains leave West 42d ,
station New.York as follows, and twenty minutes earlier
from foot Of Jay-st., n. r. Chicago Detroit L9nd9n'
iIamiion % So a. m, IS rs g 10 p. m. 81: Louis.
5I5 - rs D. m. Toronto, 900 a. m 70 ;lS - :Io
p Montreal Canada East % ~ p m g Sn
Tor Utica ly). Kingston, SaugerieS CatsHI Albany
315 = 10 20 :55, (a) u 30 and 81 d - 10 % 90
n M Newburg. 10 10 4. m, 10. 10 so - 80
IL as D. m HaveTstrow o: 80 a. n 2;4 40 m
Saratc ga Special (a) IL 30 a NJ ~ 3:4o D. m Draw"
'7 axe CeCrce II 80 a. H., Drawing Room Cars to Cald
we'll Saturdays only, () $40 D. m On,
Lakes Moh0nk and Minrewa.k a via New-Patz, ZOO
m, ii 80 a. M / D. IN. Saturdays only ~ 3:l5 D. M
Dawing Room Cars 10 Kingston on Oo' a) IL 80 H.
% H. Hunter Grand Hotel Station. and Phoe
nicia Is 100 (al II 80 a. M. ~ 40 y m Drawing
Room cars 10 Grand Hotel station and 20 Phoencis dor
Iiot1i ,ersj Mountain House, on o0 a) IL 80
a. m. ard ~ 3 as y. H.. tralne T., ~, s..., o,-
" i'aen,ille Cairo and Mountain House Station, $40
10 {, 200 (a II 80 q. M, ~ 345 p m Drawing
Room Cars 10 Catsku Oh (a) IL 30 H. and s) $40 p H.
Elegant Sleeping Cars for BuHalO. NIAGARA Falls
I1aiIy escept Saturdays, Other trains daily except
ali 20 A. m. SO 80 D; M; Hoboken West shore STA
lion A 26 q. NJ g 36 y. For tickets. timetables
or apply Offices Broo6yn-333 Washing ton
st T96 Filton-st Annex ONCE foot OF fuonst New,
Yort City-271, 1868. 80 and 942 broadway l53 1-2
Bowery i2 Park Place % West 125thst and West Shore
Westcotts Express calls for and checks baggage from
hoVclS anu c. f. LAMBERT.
Geueral Passenger Agent. 3 Nanderbilt-aie. N. Y.
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AT THE COLLEGIATE DUTCH CHURCHEs.-
Morning service a. III O'Clock, evening service at
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TRAINS For THE WEST.

Leave saOq foot e DisSros sS '1a 1883 Corand' ''
Gam The Ceiebrated New-Yolk and Chicago Limited,
s As Of q Pullman ihs S' veOHs Sleeping
smoking Cars LIGHTED By d mSyaSe electric lights daily
"T FSat nc With Pullman Yebule PaTlor and
fSesp1s o1 Rn1g ps aS Louis
}oept sa western for EPe Wh Pullman
Sepns caTs and Dns Car DAILY for except r satn
day for Cleveland and Toledo vo.,,t,,,e soon-
ng Cars ra day f o Chicago Toledo daily,
except SATURDAY, Tor Cleveland 10 ~ 100 n. m.
For coy aaG ERE az ofH 90 H.
For and - sn "a P TsaSns
90 II zoo a. M, co. 700 and 80 p. Sundays,
and 10 GG M and GS 100 gouh Washington
Limited FxpSss Of Pullman ParlGT Cars dpiy except
s sSd asshy ~ VIII Dining $40 agrl GS
,6S 80 az b. n G Fegg cG SBBo 30 ana
~ ma anu and sqad5y oO sd 10 10 and
5G SS For So 2S Oh 80 cd SRS aa 6e
and Cincinnati, sleeEsfss, Dining Car and Coaches
ro! 90 Car and %e;H 10 p m
For Long Branch point Pleasant and intsrmedaie sar
IS We $ahEay ana b f'S IS? sDj 52
se sS As 10 and Zoo m do not stop at a.
fOf and G norfolk EsilI ad zoo daily via Baltimore
and Bay t ESSyS 100 9 with all
rains at jersey City aIording speedy and direct
Via De-brosses and Cortaad Ses Ferries as follows
Dining and 10 WSshn 6 LIN ts and Il 90
s 90 80 8 go and 100 p m aad II - night Ac-
conino1atlon, II 10 g. m 40 ana :Op y n sun
80 90 80 90. go, 8 zoo aud 100 D. M. ana
Io:i5 night. Accommodation. 100 p. III: . -
Trains leaving New York daily EXCEPT Sundy Mt 90
and II 10 a. m, J. .. T. O. D. M ara 10 a. m; and
Ticket 6aces Nos !, 435 $40 and ga Broadway. 1
stor House and DesbOs'es and COltland
Courtst, and Brooklyn Anney station foo OF button.
RrOOllyn IS Hudson-st., HObOken; station. jersey
CITY: Fmigrant Ticket Once, Castle Garden.
The York Transfer Company VIII call Tor ana cheek
C1Hs r. PUGH J. r. WOOD
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AT THE CHURCH 29th-st. and 5th-ave., Rev HEn,
RICK JOHNSON u. d., will preach at both services.
Attic CHURCH 4sthst and 5th.ave., church close
durfn OF July.
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AT COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH. aarsn.

FIRST CHURCH. 121stst.. near 3D. ave-, Rev: J..
FIMENDORF d. D.. Pastor-Preaching by Rev
JOSEPH sANDERsoN, d. d., at IL a. m No evening
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THE BOOK OF OPEN.AIR SPORTS octave 500
4 tagcs. illustrated The STANDARD authority on
American open-ar amusements Rules for sailing SWIM
ming ball playing, shooting horseback riding &C. &c. In
entertaining and univ rsally eonpmen,ed By the press
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-06

SECOND CHURCH, 1231.st; and Lrnoxaye.;- Rev
g. HUTCHINSON SNYTH, d. d., Pastor. Preaching b
Rev. A. c. ARNOLD, at 10 40. No evening service.
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RUTGERS RIVERSIDE CHURCH CPrespyteranl
corner Boulevard West 7Sd-st, Row ROBERT RI s
SELL, BOOTH ID. D., Pastor.-Seryice at IL a. M
Prayer.meeting at 80 D. Weekly service "Wednesday
evenings 8.
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1NITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE

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1853 for repairing dkes a. Roniout Harbor NewYork.
attention of bidders Is invited Of Congress
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TO the undersigned G, L. GILLESPIE Lieut. Col OF
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