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PURITAN, PILGRIM,
PLYMOUTH and PROVIDENCE.

LEAVE NEw-YORK from Pier %, ". r., foot Of Muir.
ray.st. as follows:
$3.50 r. M.-Week days and Sundays for Fall River
drec connecting with Pullman Vestlbuled Express train.
Station, Boston, 100 p. and Win
express trains for New bedford there connecting direct
with boat Martins Vineyard and Nantucket. (The
80 boat from New.York Sundays touches at Newport
MONDAYS at a. M
6:15 T.. NJ. Week days only. FOR Newport and Fall
River due Newport AS, Fall River 100 m, connect
ing with Pullman Yestbuled Express train, due Boston
90 m. and with express trains and through for
Cape Cod points, the White Mountains, sc.
Connecting Annex boat leaves Brooklyn week days and
Sundays at 100 D. M, Jersey City 90 p m.
splendid band and orchestra attached TO each steamer
in commission.
172 DOL il5 90 957 and 1923 Broadway, 737 sixth
ave. 2G4 West i25th ST. 1874 East 120t1st pol Columbus
ave- lab Bowcy Aston House, and Windsor Hotel at the
line Office. Pier 2S n. r.. and on steamers
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CENTRAL n. R. OF NEW-JERsEy

IOOI OF DlBEltl1 81 NOkln XIV Els
Time Table OF June 81, 1891.
4:20 q m. FOR Ea~ton, Mauch Chunk Wikesbarrc
Scranton Reading. Harrisburg TNmlqua, POttsve Sham
Okn, SunbuIy Eagles Mere, Willianspost On Sundays
for EastOn, Mauch Chunk, Wike>harrc and Scranton.
$500 a. m, for EgstOn and Allentown.
700 a m. for EastOn and Mauch Chunk On Sundayo
Tastou, .fauch Chunk and Sh9uCkin
S:i5 n m; for Easton Manch Chunk, Wkesblrre,
Scranton Reading. Harrisburg Pottvlio Tamaqua Sham.
okin, Sun6ury. Eagles Mere, Wiiamsport Through
coach o. WilGmsp0rt
100 p. IL. Tor Elston Mauch Chunk. Reading Harris
burg. Pottsyiue, Shamoln Sunbury and WliamspOrt
on SUNDAYS for Eason, Mauch Chunk, Tamaqua, Potts
VILE, Reading end Harrisburg
700 D. m. for East0n, Muuch Chunk, Reading Harris
burg Wkesbarre Scranton, Tamaqua, POttsVie Shame
kin.
80 D. m. Tor Easton and Allentown.
40 D. for East0n, Mauch Chunk, Reading, Harris
burg, Sundays ut D 30 D. m.
80 D. m. FastOn and Allentown.
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MANnATrAN SAVINGS INSTITUTION.

Nf.W.Y6RE June 20, 1891.
GOTH SEAlI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND.
Ct1hc trutees this institution declared Interest
all not exceeding 80 900 remaining on deposit dur:
Ing the three ending the 3oth instant at
the rate Of THREE AND ONE.HALF PER CENT per
snnum, payable and after The third MONDAY IN July
EDWARD SCfIEl4l4 ITtslucht'
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btedmbodre.
lMG1RiSiNG AND AFTERNOoN CONCERTS.
RGERtEE FALL RIVER LINE

For BOSTON NEWPORT, PROVIDENCE, MAR
THAS VINEYARD. NANTUCKET. CAPE COD, and all
THE FOUR LEADING STEAMBOATS, OF THE
WORLD commission tOye.her.
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ALBANY BOATS.

Steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave old
Pier ~ y T., foot Caq2 Gang at p n DAILY Sundays
MN bOAI, r. H. Direct connections to Saratoga.
l@Ro George, AairoadaGka, thousand Islands sharon
Iais SATURDAY NIGHT STEAMER connects with
SPECIAL SUNDAY MORNING TRAIN for SARATOGA
LAKE GEORGE
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Railroads

The Scenic Line to the West.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot Of
DesbrOsscs and COrtlandt streets,
as fOliows:-
On and after JUNE goth, 1891,
THE FAST LINE
sCS A. MGPgns2 ws'tge Sleeping so5 p1 10
next GSS 90 ana o 81 Louis o9 9 NJ
TIE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1000 A. M-composed exclusively .: Pullman vsssi.
o a Rdpys G stae Room sGPng RaE sGe
R ma ana DaBeo library and ali The
ye1iences Of home or ofice. Lighted BY stationary
a. m and chicago fasf =, gs' M next day
ST. LOUIS, AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
E and Bling tssqlf oS SSyS7s
LOUIS ana Cincinnati PASSENGER eSaen NS"'a os 80 ~
columbus. Arrives Cincinnati 10 100 a. u. aoi S"'
The COLUMBiAN EMPRESS.
4e0 Il. M.-Pullman Vestbule Sleeping, Dining, snok.
g and reG3yana aro,d Ve,6Gs Pas Siesss
THE WESTERN EXPRESS
Oi3O y. M.-Pulmaa Vcstbuie Sleeping Car New;for1
& bss cat, kG% S9'asG h@SI1 AND an Pits
rs m ," ci99aa aSq S9 SO No. Chicago 80 D.
"HS eS cay Snd csa9d d AID o oo dag o2p. Saturday
PACIFIC EMPRESS.
500 S:o Rn@p1 Buf sGp@s va c% Gle to
valley arrives weekdays at Columbus Is H. Glove.
Mhd 80 D. next day, sud daily at Chicago 30 m
second morning. Connects for Ioldo daily ana Tor
Cleveland and Columbus. exc pt Saturday.
BALI more. WASHINGTON. AND TIE SCTTH
WASHINGTON Limited Fxprcss' Pullman Plror cars
(wIth Dining Car 70 BaltimoreJ daily. except sunday,
1910 a. M, arrive Washington 80 D. and - or
RicS>lOhal Limit d. daily. with Dining Car, at 3 20
p H. arrive Washington % p. regular express,
- y 90 > 80 and II 200 a. m, 10. Be, 60 and
900 - m and IL rs night. For Baltimore only l 90
~. sunday, @ 10 and 80 a. III. 80, ) co. and
200 " M. and Il IS night
FOR LONG BRANCH POINT PLEASANT and inter.
mSc5te stations; wcekdays $50, $40. 9i0 D. m,
~ .OO noon 230 $40 40. 20 10 and 90 p. IN.
SUNDAY 3 10 20. Z, m. j:l5 u. do not stop at
Through Buffet PaTlor Car
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
LAfesS 20, 20, 5 90, 30 40 Cbicaso ,.fmited
n MN pH5inso ar ana lOlO Washington Liltad With
3G0' 800, 800, 80, 8 co. 90. 3d. 500 and
900 p NJ and j rs night. hcconmodation ITO
a. N, = 10 aId 200 :. M. SUNDAYS express G Is
$50 300 40 Limtel) and 10 a. ~. 90 . 30
200. I 80. 900. q 80. 3 90. and Q 90 - M and
l2;l5 nlght Accommodation 90 D. m.
FOR tables OF trains local points on the Penn,y
wanna railroad SYstcm apply thr following 'Ti.S.L
Ouct> Nos i35, Sl0 and 9f Broadway Astor FIous1
Iul OOt OF DcSDrO-.cs ard tOrtaadt ; IpiT.,t
S9Q tuitOn..t, and BrJOkifn Annex St,,on foot 4
ultoh-,t. BROOKLYN % HudsOn-t IIoJ0hCn Station
Jersey City. ''''
The NeWlork Transfer Company VIII cali for and cbocl,
b19Ht IRON hoS ana residences through e. destination
CtIAS T.. PUGH. j r. WoOD '''
Manager aeon
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Gelp n1ante1

Ocean Steamers.
V'HE AMERICAN EXPRESS co.
conducts general express business By all fast steam
ers. to and from Europe.
NcH R6 d hNh VI y 1S s 2 SSiFs2amsnps
From PIER 81. n r.. foot Of West 2itn:'s
cIFSassis. jay Is p D'oais "a A Y d N:
FafS; s. S. i1 5&h feiS' ssa qgr,
'''Io IS inc 80 and sPSSdid
Fey SPoF e oHfi ga s a%as 5 PO
CIAkLEsyON. 5. @, the South & southwest
M CI9G AER t t6MfRAY POINTS
5El% Fss q ana '@' HS%oS. {a
tKQ9rQIs Ch eS and "a Taf fc Nd KY = p H. M
cchh EERR6oRREI E Jse 9s 1n We'd a D. M
sia Is ;
ie VSfi. fP'3 cR2YBE
T. g. EaER eenr Agt. q. S. Er't Line sa7 BROADWAY.
CUNARD LINE.
NEWYo4.k 40 LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.
r.s From Fl F PieE a. M HSTa b EIS
,E 1,ns Ivy Ivy Il 80 am sSFya 3aa s 80
OmOri' July z Extra stH A4ISIf w. To- D. H.
s..,s: ss: : #.s 'f$; ~ g.. ss
low rates For freight and passage apply at the cor
panys olice 20. Bowling Green New,York; ..
NOMPAGNIE GENLRALL Transatantique,
~ FRENCH LINE TO HAVRE EVERY SATURDAY.
Companys new No. AZ North River, IT, Mortonst
LA GASCOGNE, Slntelh. Sat July H. 8 a. m.
La ROT RGO(NE Lebocuf . sat sept % s a. N.
A. FORGET General Agent. No. Bowling Green
GUloN LINZ: urs ,,.,r CTR ,vrn.
Leave Pier 80. n. r.. foot Of King-st.
ARIZONA =. SATURDAY, Jgy H. a. m
WISCONSIN saturday July - D. m
ALASKA. Saturday. July %. 80 a. N.
NEVADA NatuiudY AUGUST j. 8 p III
AEIZONA SATURDAY. August :. ..
Cabin passape $50 200, $50 and 500 according to
rates. A. NJ. UNDERIIILL CO.. 35 broadway.
HAMBI'KG-A PACKET co.
IL EXPRESS SERVICE to London and Hamburg.
Fuers. Bismarck July 10 NoTmanna. go
Express stcaHers cary no cotton. -
Also REGULAR SERYICE direct 70 Hamburg.
e.b $50 snt upward aeGoIng g e sa l2c9 GsE9FR
G6M%A4EXa didS SHAER Sa
1NNlAN LINE b. S. and Royal Mail Steamers,
4 FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CITY on NF,N.YORK 49,. Wednesday July s.
CRY or BI;RL1N......We dna-day. July - y 80 p M
SSIrTF9Y or OF GIiAIiC tio Wcdac,d9L, 20 p IN.
FFITq@s Fi cA II SO and aPWd as@ldas steamer
and locatioo Of room. SECOND CABIN, SO and $50
s sly tIS 1GF 500 PETER WRIGHT & SONS General
Agents 6 BOWLING GREEN. y. Y. "
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gaze tom hotel or residence 70 destination
NEW.IoKn. ONTARIO AID WESTERN RAILWAY
Trans leave West iZd-st AZ zo2 a; 65 ;1
iS nt 6 lTyn S Toteio Falsbarg Li6Ity Lng,t
Manor Hancock CaTbondae scr1ntGn Maf4u; o. 10 o.
BssrSiit. CH'cago and points West ~ -. A..
Do5 95 5nd aacS ses5 F %S fR a 5iod MIDI
town, Booningbarg Elenville, iai'buFg' Hcr!y y
'" ,r5 De- W CaSbd LAX, Lakes Mobonk and Mnne
Ears. Eii,qSie Falsbuig. HurIeyviIIe Liberty "i,e
7nop S Mdaetown. F9llsr~. Liberty Liy9g' IN
Manor ES Iand Ma' sspi nS,rot Cbqo and az
pullman -ccper'; reclining chair car IT. to su9peH'"n
i.ii p NJ SATURDAYS only Mdacown, Ploomingburg.
E d2,sgg l 5 " d3tp tI SSia E9cA'nd
PDiIlan GiaHInG-roCm lat, aud scpngcar brth, oo.
taq e At A. IS Is raeSaase fasc ~ ~
INVEST SHORE RAILROAD, q. Y. c. "
sod T. 4 IA G a, os and q ma S. % a "a t.
tn foot Of Jay-,t. New-YoI1 Hamilton London. Datfos
ana t@ g IS. 6 j? p ~" Tc1oHo goo
p , r.. 9 3o 40 100 GS, n IS 35 p - d. ~
Gtita and Syracuse. 80. 10 200 a NJ > - 3 - D. ~
ID, % 90 90 nj r. od H. 0} a. n.y. % as r. 5
cat;% and AAi6555ny = 49, 4 ~ ,iO99 ti -
g. M % 40 - H.. az w ylsob q 5o - >
a. $i rs D. D. 49, FOR Cornwall and NGw6aTg Toarta and
oeaf ar ea aao Haeaa rss fordato DSo c,sSS
III IS a. m az - p paror c's' 20 serl6ga and
ttdl daly except SUNDAY. a3 IS D. ~. SATURDAYS only,
KaatcrsSGI Hunter. Hobart BloonY De- Grand Hoti
station and pho,nicia - ~ II 100. ~ 3j a3 ..
n M parlor cars % BlOomyillc. Grand Hotel and
Phoencla Tor KaaterslD. II go a. NJ. u tj q. NJ
IS D. IL. Trains and sleeping car b y o0mliuc on
30 a. Sgnl9ysso only Yc Co ~, a kae; Moso9s
IA m Parlor car 70 Ncw-PatL on II IS q. n. ttail
iiah Holiday Special, saturday only, 15 p. m %.
station and Phaeni,a Pa,l9r car 70 Bioom,le r.
III rs A. M a3 Is D. N. Pdrlof cas- 10 Catskl CATS
xii Mountain Nigh; Line. 80 a. NJ. suadays only,
Sleeping cars PE0cncia and BOOmVlle. DAILY.
Daliy. except SATURDAY. Al other trains daily sNecps
Sundqv. ! Leaves Brooklyn, va BlO0Myn Annex,
% co. 10 40 NJ. a3 90 p. NJ jersey city r. y y.
station 30 40. I'll 30 M as % N. For ucA't,,
time tables paglOr and svepingcar accommodations or
Information Apply Offices: pIoodyn 3ss wash,ngto11;;st
G2O ONCE. foot of FnltOn-st. ewh ok
City: Nos. 271 1888 7S6, 9i2 Broadway, ltS bowery,
70 Park Place 80 West i25h-st" and We.i Shore
G. e. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent. Vanderbilt
ave. Ncw-York
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MORWgCHl,gME

For Boston on V0Nts North and East. DrlcJ route
New London Hin, Block Island Norwich aud Wor.
ccster steamer leave Pier 40 od numbep, North River
next pier above Dcsbrosse.st Fergy daily Sundays
ccpted. 80 Tickets and stateooms secured at
D. AZ pol 32l 3i7 353, 397, 90 and 22J Broadway
IN BROOKLYN St and 1871 Fulton. Offices West,Ots
Express pier 40 North River and steamers. West
colts Express will call for and check hageag. from hotels
and residences. q. w. BRADY, Agent.
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PITTSFIBLD. LENOX. NORTH ADAMS
AND TIE BERKSHIRE HILLS

trains with through Drawing Room Cars
10 0l m. due PlttsGcld 80 North Adams 80 p.
10 80 D. m. due Plttsneld 10, North Adams 10 y.
NORFOLK AND THE LITCHFIELD HILLS.
70 go p. m. through due Norfolk, Conn., :32 p.
For tickets and space in Sleeping Cars apply at Grand
Central station, Alb, 7s5, $40 Broadway, II Park
Place, So West 125th.st., and lSsthst stallion New
iodayc., +. D. Brooklyn; 100 Hudson ST. Jersey City
WescOtps Express calls for and checks baggage from
hotels and residences through to destination.
DAILY except sunday Other trains run daily
Above trains except those leaving at 10, 20 a.
$40 2:1j, 80, $3.50 3 80 4:j0, 400, and II so
D. m, stop at 13Sthst. station.
JOHN M TOUCEY, GEORGE H. DANIELS,
rar Pass DparA ont
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STEAMSHIP co.

The only direct line 90 Cottage CITY, Mass. an. Port
land Maine Connectine Portland With al alfos4s and
steamship lines for Bar HarboF Old Orchard, Poland
Springs White Mountains KOckland Bangor Elstpor and
ST. John. y b., and al Eaaetn summer resorts. Steam.
Monday. "Wednesday and saturday az IN.
from Pier IS River foot Of Market Street. n. Y
or further information apply to HORATIO HALL Agent.
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STONINGTON LINE,

INSIDE ROUTE TO BOSTON AND THE EAST.
ONLY DIRECT SOUND ROUTE TO
RtGASSE1T PIER AND WATCH HILL.
Stc4mcr7 Rhode Island and Narragansett leave New
Pier 80 - r.. block above Canal-st at p. m L
SUNDAYS commencing Jul" ~ SateroOms reseN ed
OF all above Offices or by telephone call C0rtlundt f2lt
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financial Meetlnes.

NJ Office is hereby given that special cleo
~ ton for directors OF the United States and Brazil
Mail Steamship Company and meeting Of tn stockholders
thereof will held Office Of the Company in the
Mills Building New-York CITY at u o'clock noon, July
10, 1891 BY order Of the directors.
j. NJ LACHDAN, Secretary.
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From Pier 40, East River loot OF Plkc.,tl.
For Yarmouth y. s.. Ea,tporc, Me- aud 81. John,
" b. with all connections Tor interior points Elegant
passenger accommodations Sup ror table. no rehand.
ting OF freight. y. l.. NEWCOMB. Gen1 Mgs. 90 Broad.
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INSTITUTION FOR the SAVINGS

TVV U IUV UW ! Us OHE
OF MERCHANTS CLERKS.
No. 90 UNION SQUARE
dividend has been declared to Depostors entitled
thereto under the Bylaws for the six months ending
June 30 1891. at Three and One Half per
Cent per Amman on all from S. So 900. payable
on and after Monday, July 90 1891.
Deposits are received from all persons, and not eX-
ciusyeIy from Merchants Clerks. and II made on or
before July 9TH will draw interest," from July Isl.
ANDREW WARNER, President.
WILLIAM r. LAWRENCE. Secretary.
FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK.
Corner 6th-avc. and f2d.st.
g lXTl-SECOND DlNIDEND.-On and after
- July 20 1891 by order Of the trustees mtor,st at
the rate OF three and onchalf cont ann VIII be
paid depOAtos entitled bcioo on all sums OF ~ uR to
$4,000. Money Deposited before July 10 VIII draw
interest from july l. Bank open from 10 a. M. To
D M. Monday evening from TO o'clock Closes at
II Oh Saturdays. ARCHIBALD TURNER, president
WILLIAM g. CONKLIN, Secretary.
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Steamship OLIVETIE performs service oetWeen aaoye
points, leaving Lewis Wh"rf, Boston, every TUESDAY
TIT liSDAY and SATU RDAY at p m, arriving Bar
Uarbor carly next morning
j. D. HASHAGEN, 261 P~o1dway.
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Railrod0s
Hnilrod05
"AMERACA's GREATEST RAILROAD"

hUIItUuua
AMERICAS GREATEST RAILROAD"
NEE:N!!! Y9!!R!!!k!!. CENTRAL:
Hudson River Railroad.
THE FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE.
AL trains arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION.
Fourth Ave. and Forty second A., New York.
Centre OF Hotel and Residence Section
THE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN THE CITY.
Trains leave az fOIiowsi
FAST MAIL AND 1000 ISLAND SPECIAL
oi10 A. M.FOr Albany Utica, Clayton except sunday,
Syracuse, Rochester, Batavia, due ct Buffalo s:io p M
SARATOGA LAKE s EkSIhGE AND MONTREAL
o2o 4 Mwqsnsr drsEnsO Sg cars taFCne g. Duo
NETWORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED
1000 A. M-Composed exclusively Of wagner ySstienle
Cars. Due Chcago>9 :i5 a. m. next day.
CHICAGO DAY EXPRESS.
ioSo s S SsdSy ssa hS In
does not run west of Cleveland and Detroit.
SOUTHWEsTERN LIMITED.
1880 y; M.0WasneE yesttbrie prawne; Room Slc"pipg
qlacnaati iG so a. m.' Indaaspo. il So a. H. St.
Louis Z 10 p m. next day. 40 extra fare.
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL.
1880 p. M-wagner ycstbue Sleeping, Buffet, Smoking
S SG4 Library sad Dining cars Due Chicago 500 M
SARATOGA LIMITED.
it9 F ess 5ay {ay 81 Grs GRIP ani
August Due Saratoga O1O p m.
SARATOGA SPECIAL.
1880 p M..Wagner Drawing Room Cars. Due Aloaoy
to Lake George SATURDAYS.
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
4iJO p. M.-Wagner Vestlbule Buffet. Drawing. Room,
Sleeping and Dining Cars Due Detroit aI5 a. IN,
FAST WESTERN EXPRESS
9pd Dining Cars Due Buffalo C:i5 a. n. NisglTss
Falls ~ a. m, Cleveland 10 80 M, Detroit 10
D. NJ Chicago 90 D. m. St. Louis 45 a. IN.
ADIRONDACK AND MONTREAL EMPRESS.
54o a. M e Burlington, due 30 a. m. and g NOV:
BUFFALO, N HbfRdHbt t6dh sfh iooS ISLAM" AND
1880 P M-wagner Sleeping Car, New.yor! to Bura,,
a. m. Alexandra Bay. 100 a. III. Paul Smiths
anu c iSSyS AND sT LOUIS EXPRESS.
''S einha 80 p H. indlanaDci. 1910 p m. s.. LOU,
LIMITED FAST MAIL
900 r. MsleePngc9r Passe9geTs only carried on this
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRESS.
o12 M uaS sep 5ad c5 TO Cape
FIsHKILL lNEWBUMGI III; PouGiiKF EFSIEs RHINE.
I+Ia a IBB2 80 A 81 IS p a. a.c o fS FSu
kesPse. % 49, y IA & :55 yy 200 200.
Z 80. ;9:2o, o:22. III 30 A NJ '215' $780, S:55.
ALBANY AYD TRoY-,7 30 10 70 100, 10 80 A. NJ,
49, - 80, 800 90 $500 80, 100. 9:l5. III 90
sARAI6&$:T ga, ,'SiO HO:So, III 80 A NJ. 1880,
UTICA AND sYRHGysE-.:7 80, 10. 10 90 no :9c
II $50 A. n, 100, 1850, 600. 7:90 500. 9I0,
RoGS4E5SrER AND oBUFEALo-52Io.. 70 100. no:s9
III IS, F. n; also, Tor Koc6cstsG 300 r, NJ:
TSGG 9[5i i; Avn ,oxrnr,T % 90
CAfE VINCENT. CIiYToY, ALSO FOR .ADIRoN.
DACK MOUNTAINS Z 80 p. NJ, OGDENsBURG
AMP oSwEco7,9soi3 P ~; a'Q fGg c IA oa
10 80 4. NJ. 90 P N.
AUBURN, GENEVA AMGD CAHAHp = icy
PITTSFIBLD. LENOX. NORTH ADAMS
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SEND FOR COPY OF FALL RIVER LINE TOURS
PROVIDENCE LIME

THROUGH PARLQR CAL. TO WHITE MOUNTAINS.
The CONNECTICUT and MASSACHUSETTS in commits
sion Leave Pier (od No. 20 X: r. foot Of Warren-st,
at 90 D. daily. except sunday Ticket, furnished
Is23 broqgayaE; 7S7 gth-aye. 10 0tAaye 2Gi West
125th-st l3t Fast l20hst. l43 BOwcrr, AStOr House
Cosmopolitan ard Windsor Hotels. New York; Court-s
$50 fultonst, and % Broadway L. D. Brooklyn, or by
tolnnlnnn on l.rtlnnl.
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Hudson River Steamer MARY POWELL.

DAILY SUNDAYS EXCEPTED,
For CRANST6Ns wfSf PoISr. CORNWALL NEW.
HU RG NEW HAMBURG MILTON, POUGHKEEPSIE
HYDE PARK and kONDOCT.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-07
NEW YORK IN SUNNY JUNE.
Picture-Like Frocks That Walk
the Ways Of the Great
Metropolis.
Some Words About Costumes
to Be Worn on the Raging
Main.
CoIors and Fabrics That Win Fashionable
Favor-Thc Early Summer and
What 1t Shows.

NEW YORK, June 4.-As the business Of
life takes me up, down, round and about, |
notice how badly women sit almost always.
In an elevated train early this morning it
occurred to me that my pretty neighbor
dropped her shoulders and leaned slightly
forward. She was talking with animation,
but she sat with l%aziness. Then | glanced
along the lines of passengers and |
couldn't see a woman who was sitting prop
erly. Some bent toward the aisles and
some threw themselves back against the
seats. but not one appeared to have any
vitality or energy of muscle or of waist
development to hold her in an erect or
graceful pose.
wonder sometimes if all the picturesque
ness of fashion at the moment is meant to
cover up things. II is a good plan when
contours are faulty to have them a little
vague. The other day | gave an artist 6
sketch of a house to reproduce for a news
paper. SIT was made" 1 said, "by a draw
ing teacher"
Oh" he replied, that accounts for itl
being so badly out of drawing.
The artist couldn't tell at all how on,
corner of the house was meant to 90
''Never mind,' he said, "TIl run out {
branch of this tree to hide it nicely"
All of which applies to shoulders and t.
sleeves. | know Il slim, vivacious woma,
with an irregular face and big brown eyes
She is not a pretty woman except when he
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of the jacket being Of the blouse material.
The whole effect of the costume was that of
a white Jacket with fancy sleeves.
Millinery is interesting and, If it weren't
for the disrcspect involved. one might say
amusing. 1t doesn't seem to make much
difference what new shape comes up, if onlv
it is sufficiently daringand sufficiently new.
| stood this morning looking into the show-
case of n Fifth avenue milliner. There was
Il hat thsre that fascinated me. / studied
it SO thoroughly that | could deliver an
illustrated lecture on its peculiarities. 1t
WAS made by taking a long snake OF
heavy gold bullion and accommodate
ing it gently to the contour of
the head, letting the fOrked tongue
with it's Accomplishments rise M i'll front
and the tail rise up behind. 10 lend a little
color to the deiuslon that Il snake really
constitutes n sufficiently substantial haad
covering a handful of shadow brown gauze
WAS thrown over the snake, making Il puffy
transparent crown. The snake and the
gauze were the hat. No third party dis
puted the field with them.
A toque which is quite characteristic OF
the summer is shown in the illustration. A
deep, full ruche of lace falls from it, drooD
ing over the hair. The lace il black and
under it shows r wreath of fine flowers
Lace. dandehOns and four o'clocks stand VI
behind. Cowslips and roses are the flowers
that seem to lease the buyers of millinery
Hats ara not afraid TO enlarge their boun-
DIARIES, they grow bigger every day. One. il
the new cornfiower blue chiffon. is rs hug
and puffy as a parasol. 1t has block ostrici
plumes and Jet butterflies for trimmings
Another in black criuolina illustrates n ney
departure in adorninent: 1t is ornamented
not with single flowers or w clusters, bu
J with regularly made up bouquets of hello
trope and hyaclnthg. A touue with strings