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WEST SHORE RI.

Trains .eayc West station New-York. FOL.
lows. and 10 minutes eAGler from foot Franklin ST.:
$3.50 VI. Daily. Local 10 Buffalo. Sleeping ca.
NewYork 4 blOvm'lile. sundays only: can De occu-
go 4. VI. Daily local Albany. Tor CatskIl Noun
and Saratoga. ParIor 10 Albany. Sundays
OI5 4. VI. Da.iy Albany. Utica. Syracuse Roches
ter. Buffalo. Nilgara Falls. Detroit. Chicago; except
Al 90 A. NJ. DAILY. except Sunday. to BlooInvlls
and Cnts,nl Mountains. New PATTI Lakes Mohonk and
Mlnnewaska. Parlos 70 BloOmylS and New Pailz
T.. 30 4. VI. Daily. except SUNDAY, to Caskl Noun
tains. Now Pat4, Lakes Mohonk and MinnewasSa. AL
bany. Saratoga. Caldwell Lake George. Parlor
Bioom,l.. Sarat,ga and Caldwell
CatsNiu Mounalns. Parl1r ar attached.
C-:I:3O y. VI. Daily. except lrday Catskll Noun
tains. New FatL. Lakes M1honk ard Minnewaska, AL
bany. Saratoga ParlOr cara attached 70 Hobar, and
C~I.00 T., NJ. Daily except sunday. for Albany.
5.I3 T.. VI. Dat.y Tor Albany. Montreal Utica SYRIA
cuse Rochester. buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. De-
trut C.ereiand. chicago AMI 81. Louis
D.sO r. VI. Daily except sunday FOR Newbugg. Al
bany. Saratoga aud Montreal Parior King
-i5 - VI. DALI. except Sunday for rtca Syracuse
Rochester and Buffalo. Carries sleeping passengers
si5 T. NJ Daily Tor Albany. Utica. Syracuse Roches-
ter Ilural0 Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit. Cleve-
land. Chicago and s. Louis
A H. g leaves BROOKLYN by Annex: AiO0O, BIO. 40
a m C3OO Jersey city. T. h. X. station. A0 40
For tickets time tables parlor and sleepIng-ca ac.
commodations apply city Offices Brooklyn and New.
York and stations. Time tables principal hotels
For other information address
Nanderbilt-ave. New York
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v.r1oy,r COrNCTL OF EDCCAIoN.

Asbury Park " j. July (spcciaD.-The secohd
DAVIS session Of the National Council o. h'"ca''oA
was largely attended. F. Z. White OF Columbus
lOhto: E. G. Hewitt and John ". Cook Of Norma
III. and others paid glowing tributes 20 the memory
of those council members VINO had died IN me
course of the year.
The paper most interesting 10 the councl. 'o--a9
was thai read by Professor r. A H.nsdaie' OF 'le
University OF Michigan, on The Dogma Oh r''''''
Mental Discipline" lie said in part
Passing the various facts that bear on the SUD-
an review 10 the IO.4O",lth NO4,N
= TIE newer generated by any kind OF men "a
activity must be studied under Two az 80 -,
,xhch such power IL general depends upon ,.e "a,
rent 10 which Il energies the lnnd ana pa
The extent TO which II oyerDows mo cons 80
channes g. Such power Is FAR more speo.dt
han General !; IS only in limited sense that we
can be said 10 have store OF lou1.l f"- 49,
nower In sense, men have perceptions, ~.
Dries and irnagnatons. rather tnan pefctk1Iol W;
memory and Imagination. a. VIE ,s storit
ends tney ar only parts anc necess@4s p.a - Va
sho same thing >. No kind OF menta4 e3-
src;ee~ro few knds-can develop the "HO-e mn =,
that end can be gained only through ma an,
of s;udes-contans within i;se,f the possibilities Of
a whole education. That balance OF GtN"'op'' 1
abich we should call d liberal educanon can ne
gained only through a measuTdDy e~P@''-'- ~''
ricuum. ",
At the afternoon session the Committee on Psy-
lcholoejca, Inquiry Of which William T. HAIRS OF
washington is chairman. made report on me
Psychology OF the Initiative Functions in Cnono04
las Related to the Process OF Learning. me 80
report OF the Committee OF Ten VIII be s"o"l"e1
"a discussed
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N.Y., ONTARIO & WESTERN R'Y,

earlier from Funkln-sL
~ A m for West Cornwall. Lakes Mohonk and Min
newaska and Waikiki Valley stations. Mlddictown
poofungblry ElicnNllc. FashurF Liberty Carb,ndale
scranton Walton. Delhi. sidney New Berlin NORWICH
Utica Oneida Fulton oa~cgo.
gI5 A IN. (Iaily) Tor West Cornwall. MlGdletown
Bo5mlngburg Wursthoro. Ensnvile, Montalndale Falls
burg HIrlcyvillc. Liberty Falls, Liberty. White
Is D. M Saturdays only for MidgletOmn ilnpmng
Ltrx Wurtsboro. Elcnyiile. Mounlandale. Centrcvle
Talisburg Iureyvie Liberty Falls. Liberty. Parksvie
Livingston Manor. Roc kland.
. 10 y. IN. for Lakes M0hOnk and hinnewaskh Stony
Tord Aiddictown. Wurtsboro Elen,le Mountaind he
Centrevlc Fallsburg. iueyville. Liberty Falls Liberty
Parksvile Livingston Manor
20 D. m. for West Cornwall Orr's Mills Meadow
Brook Campbell Hail. Stony Ford C:yFta Run Middle
town, Johannesburg, Wursb1ro. Chenille
Z - T.. daily for Mdd"town. Bolmingburg Falls
burg Liberty. Livingston Manor. Walton sidney Nor
wich Oneida, Fulton. Dswcgp NagaTp Falls and points
Pullman sleeping Cars. Free reclining chair car
o Chicago without change.
Tickets and Pullman Drawing Room 3T Broad
WAY. Sew York. J. c. ANDERSON
General Passenger Agent. 30 neaver-st. Y. 7.
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Railroads.
pennsylvania
ID RAILROAD.
RAILROAD.
,TATIONs foot Of Desbrosses and Cortland stree,a
in EFF;Cr JULY IST. 1so4

STATIONS foot Of Desbrosses and Sortianat stTee'A
in EFFECT July 1Sr. lsol:
iG"o s5i sa;s Ro5a ss.sns
oDssraon cars ATryes Chicago NJ A. and indian Ss
sSS; NJ 5ad = T@l'$@ I sT NJ LOUIS EXPRESS
p"man Sleeping and Dining cars to s.. Louis Louis.
VIE and chicaso Arrive Cincinnati 1880 A. NJ st.
c aaS'i re p 1 " raGSs' Sleeping
%p sye Rn"f 5 tx c Ghsso a"f ey GeS;
7:i5 p VI; s0UTHWEsTEEN EXpREsSS :, Pu Ins
SGP@E Hnd nn's fa M to ndanap. sS o5
$50 LI r. H. a. pc fsf2'd Ni'2s seepns
Car 70 pitsburg. Connects FOR Chicago dai'y' '"'
fySn9 al9 fss ii's5 S,I aSD THE SOUTH
$50 Poo lSiS iI IS'ed PM a9F pans
Gar9 - o q da fnr Zoo SP SSonpxre M Ima
si parlo: ard Dining Cars) $50 dining carr WV
4o r. Rcl mond and Danyie ES r,oss. d Isi,
sesp'rs to Ashey lle Ianpa ana anG 1acksonvIs
500 p. M.-Dally for Chesapeake Ohio Railway
FOR oED oMT e91 T3F ard NORFOLK VIA
Charles Route 8 4. N. weekdays and with Inf'us"
AT oHsT s go p s S s, 70
siS S'iSf To- iaefsonlnie n.,,,
FOR o, ATLAT Is, ,'o p NJ
ror CAPE MHT 100 A. NJ. 100 and e:io P N week
For Long Branch Aburv Park Ocean Grove ard Point rt
.a2 -, f9d e
90 NOT stop At Ashiry Park ana ocean Grove on S"
'''' FOR PHILADELPHIA. .,,
i6lo u 4 y 1920 20 4! 10 \ 3 s 80
eso 10 I..r'It~g. 10 a NJ. ?. :. 40 3 G 7'i'
Tsct Ones Nos .ss 81, i9e iia and 2e Broad:
Tsy A' and 's srd8 ND srss c@ s Street $40
Sre 9 H5'2G oe Era aon jersey
~ New-York. Transfer Company VII cal Tor and
check hagTaee from hotels ami residences through to
o rTny? S1a,s.r .ne. R Fa, y99 N9.p,
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4 HARM wELCoME FOR COL. SEU4RD.
HEARTILY RECEIVED BY HIS FELLoN '9'lNi
AT TIE ARMORY-THb 9TH hH"T
MrN-r STARTS FOR CANT.


, Co,onel William Seward. OF the OH Regiment re-
ceived a rousing reception when he arrVe1 d. ,''e
armorv in West Twenty-sixth-si on FF.oa! No IT,
for the frs; time since his recent cou' '-''H ''''
The men cheared him when he approached me Ou'u
.ng and kent It I'D after he had entered the Th'o'
"A snsech was called for and he made lew -
marks. saving he did not think he was IN "o'Se
nostion than those who had accused ana nose WIZ
mad tried him He also said ne had a.""yS '"
sisted on strict obedience from inferior oHi1e'S
and had a,u-ays observed the same rule II reA''o"
70 his euoer!ors that required 10 be observe 10y
those under him. The men cheered Ius-i9 ""'" ''~
Again when Colonel Seward went 20 the ariao'?
Yesterday morning 10 proceed win the reEln'-1.t
Ire State Camp. Re met an enthusiastic re-. P''f
The men assembled shorty before Il % ,.'eh ~
soon after that hour they were on tIt Ny ~. az
rhe Grand Central Station. The org ~, -
lacked better and extreme y large ~,
ahe strength OF the regiment was IN .-.e -, 80
march was begun down Twenty SIN ms - -
a. Colonel Seward received appauSe a. 1o e-t
-ha I'm, Of march the station. WhtIe .Hc -
,nent arrived at about noon. t,W nhTag9 -r 81
the men ali IN the cars ol wv 'F0 w
and on their way up the river - - -,o,.o y a-,-or
The Officers of the regiment hope 70 nave i ~
nsrcorfage OF attendance in camp than ever " NJ
,frvery man under Colonel Seward goes 20 ~
with the firm intention Of making a IecQi !, ar, ~.
Viii be strange n ne regiment returns, Hol'ae ''e"
SATURDAY without a good .arge puhch Oh 'd"'7 80
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Mem pnbllraIlons
jhHE GIRL FROM PARIS.

NHE GIRL FROM PARIS.
Ths latest and greatest novel story and
too
New original. dramatic. fascinating but pure ana re-
fined. Price. 30 ccnts: cloth bound. 81
For sale by Lowering ISL Broadway the Hotel Imperial
newsstand; McKernans newsstand. % Park Place and
all booksellers your dealer has not don't take an Old
novel on which he make a greater proht-lnssi on
The Girl From Paris and he will get IT for you. or go
where you get IT,
q UBSCRIBERS WANTED for
- HAPPENcHANcE'S
storv Magazine One dollar a year. Send 10 cents Tor
sample 10 - >,v-.
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BALTIMORE d. OHIO n. Il.

EAptss IIAIns
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON, CHICAGO, CINCINNATI
81. LOUIS AND ALL POINTS. WEST
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS
Leave New-York. loot ~ Liberty ST. daily For CHI
CAGo 80 2. and l2i5 night For PIrTsBuRG, 30
?. M and Il 10 night 70. IiHHiMNAri IT LOUIS
a III 80 a. M. Dining Carr. 1880 400 p. m ex sun(
trains nun daily except 800 p, m FOR NORFOLK. Bay
Line, go m. 4. sun. For NEN-ORl Fans. via
Roanoke BRISTOL and Chattanooga. through Pullman Sleep
Ticket Offices. liz, 2oi AIS. LAO Bway 81 E. i.thst
400 Grandst ~ T.. IA Fultc l-s,.. BROOKLYN Station
Newyork Transfer Co. VIII call and check bagxase
from hotel resl9ancs - destination 49,,
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yryEBS LOOT A COMPANY STORE.

snring Valley H.. July This mining town last
night was threatened by a mob OF 1000 starving
miners The Spring Valley Coal Company has been
nervous for the last week on account OF threats
made by the miners who have been strike TO loot
the store 49, 600 worth Of groceries dryeoois
,,oo,s and shoes are From Ave to deputy
sherifs have guarded the store every night, armed
with rifles but of the miners, desperate from
hunger broke into the store and destroyed all the
stock they could not carry away. As soon as night
came squads of men gathered in West ST Paul-st.,
where there are many saloons and dance halls.
THE crowd numbered 1000 in shor; time, and
the local police were po~eress to disperse them.
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PROSPECTS OF RIOT At CoEUR DALENE

PROSPECTS, OF RIOT 1T COhUK DALENE
Spokane. Wash July 7-Three OF the men who
were marching out OF Cannon Creek by a masked
mob arrived here last night. They are Drummer,
West and Higgins They were overtaken on their
way to Thompson Falls by deputy sherlns and
taken back 10 Murray. They left there az O'Clock
snis morning. Other blacklisted men came out
with them. They were made 10 swear never TO re-
turn 10 Occur d'Alene. The situation In the mine
"a critical Wallace is filling up with union miners
from surrounding camps. They are caronsing
drinking and threatening violence. Twelve special
offcers were sworn In last night Sheriff Cameron
Is severely criticised for his failure TO make arrests
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AND LONG BRANCH RAILROAD

lUIkN NM I8',tFu I'I.4NtNNIK ItNIIITtONL
" summer schedule In effect July ls 1894
For R.dbank, LONE Branch. Eberon Ocean Grove As.
bury Park nelmar spring Lake and Point Pleasant
Trains leave Cortiandt and Dcsbosscs 30
100 .9.lo 1000 ~ i2i0. CLIO Saturdays only.
80 $40 '3;4o Except RedbanO 42o. b:lO 700 p.
sundays s:l5. $3.50 "A 5.l6 III.
Trains leave foot Lihertyst.: 4:31 $50 tto RcdbanO
s.iS 1880 I'll ~ O. M ci:eo saturdays only) so
ei5 $40 400 'i:30. $3.50. 6.i5 p m. sundays 'oI5
sunday trains % not stop at Ocean Grow, and Asbury
Park
Denotes cypress trains.
RUFUS BLODGETT supt y. l.. u II. r.
J. H. WOOD. III. l.. BALDWIN.
c. p. A.. Penna. II. l.. q p. A.. {. X r. OF n. j.
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teachers.

NR. W. G. NOVEL; Tutor.
III s2l-s
- REPUTATION for college by Harvard graduate: ox-
per,cnced tutor: would travel abroad has travelled
In Europe. Address HAIlLAM. l. 242 Broadway.
TUTORING for the months by a Yale graduate:
CITY country 10 travel. highest references
dress l.. c.. l.242 Broadway.
II, UTOR Herman Drsier a. M No q East 49th- =,
makes Il speciality during the O for
EXAMINATIONS successful experience;
quanod requirements Of every leading college.
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School Ascnelrs.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
II supplies Professors. Teachers Tutors Covern.,sea
&c, Colleges. Schools and Families. Apply q
Mrs NJ. J. YoCNG-FUL1ON. - Onion Square
A CENCY Miriam Coyriere supplies tutors professors
y teschers governesses ETC. in all dcpts Is
schools parents 100 sihsye Book BdinG 20thst
CIRCf'IAES OF city country schools free.
y Best teachers all branches public private schools
KERR & HUYSSOON. Union School Bureau W. lith-s'
L, pEEIOS TEA HERS all kinds supplied free Teach
- wanted. Schools recommended -. Y. Educational
Bureau. H. s. KELLOGG. Manager. 81 F.. 0thst. y. Y
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CENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW JERSEY

Anthracite coz used ssHcg1sIyelyl
.fa.us leave station 100, Of Liberty-st.
For Eas'.n Bc'henem Allentown NaucG chunk 60
- So o9 - e s'sS i Y " ~ s sas'
d. t32 - a. Nj ,, 100 &c. 600 p o,o
10 70 20 ?. u. sunteys, 80 ! ". :,
S 'o 30" 20 o. s g. p ls H. 'si
r ,c d :; 20 81, 100 s0 s n M 10 10 !so
Coo J.. u. i2.3 rlght ,,.,,..-- con
n 5 " 80 a 81 2 T3 sa5i'y. at =, so So g.
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
Tor Long Branch OCEAN Grove. &c. ~.
ca R o % Hae i 5 nS P0si ''iSH % ri1i
tsa ss apa "a so, o5'fp' '''" Grove anu
IAEY329 Tens q 20 F>r9 e Park and
rrYHu.6'e CIV Vinsiana and Brdse;on 40 A. NJ.
E. n'" F'a s;1'f ~ II, f@i'"1 sq Hss's
Sandy HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LonG ,HIeANcl %. GEoyE ETC.
r., tFo" Fy fl s. y r. Ef E1e5h St Yorm,ns.
nam-,n seo5r?, M'aYogh Pee9ea: ara ~, Long OK
2.' p ~ 800 Ss2 4 9 1 T. l o. 800 ~ go
Fl E,3 A,sny Pafs Ocean 35 or =, ana pom -
s''a' ~, 'G5'rg' o''a" Grove and A''ury FaT"''
fr lakewood. Toms River and Barnesnt. 4 30 A. NJ.
Ior Aoaauc clty cinelani AMI Brase'an. 40 A NJ.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
TO PHILADELPHIA. bALLMORE AND WASHING
TON.
r. PHILADELPHIA week gay% go, 500, go , 700
y 20 GainS az , a. ~ , 80 % tJS P"tS' isi5
n,,h, sunday. 30 soc. II 80 Dining carr. A. ~.
So 80 coo Dining Car + N. 10 Is night
For Baltimore and wMhnEon week dsys 20 i 30
j. NJ y 70 nigh sunda.s 900 II 30 DINING Can
A. ~ 30. 500 8 90 Dinns Carr p NJ i2:io night; ,
pRrloTcsr seats be procured at IT, S
az 90 ! 40 ia2} broadway 73r e,h-aye.. 81 Ess,
Columbra AZ. Nex, York; . Court s.. SEQ Fslt-n 81
Tlnsfcr Company viii cau - and check baggage from
hotel or residence TO destination.
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STOCKS SOMEWHAT ACTIVE
PRICES GO DOWNWARD
EFFECTS OF THE NEWS FROM CHICAGO.
THE CLOSING HEAVY AND
UNSETTLED.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE JULY 2.
SALES OF BONDS AND BANK STOCKS
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Jrstru(uoE


For Boys and Young Men.-City.
COLLEGIATE scHOOI,-For Boys. Founded 1c'7'
H. C. Myeat,. J.. II. D., Head Master
2u-&4a WEST rNTY-sEvENTH STREET.
~ owNTolvN COACHING SCHOOL
~ Preparation for College and Regents cSamna'lons'
Summer session ~ ". WHTiELOCK \. p, PA -, ~
,,cto- g IS Equitable Bu!4ng h Floor l2o broao""y.
II:;lvERsIrY GI,AMMAH SCHOOL = West '0th-,;;
L yea. Prepares cr coeses eient;hc scno2a vl
business Primary department Four resident, 2ups 70
eeiyed ELMER Y PHILLIPS. A. NJ. Principal"
For Young Ladies.-City
- TEIITz SCHOOL o. LANGUAGi s,
Term breln, now.
r,0.prITG AND Day SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
ID NO. do7 nth ,
Rev Dr. and Mrs. CHAS II GARDNER fTncpas-
ns1ss PEBBLES AND MISS THOMPsoNs
VI BOARDING o. DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
90 % aud 81 East a7ths' New-fork'
Special students admitted
911ss JULIA 4. WILEY (many wears at Ms, Syl-
VI vanus Rccds school will open HOME SCHOOL Tor
Young ladies October lat. Address go 5th-a'e
NIADENoIsELLE vTLTIN.
W SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
FIREPROor SCHOOL BUILDING
100 and 1e2 West 7ih-st
1IEW-YoRK, NEw.YORX 100 Madison Avenue
English French School for girls kco?ens OCTOBER ISL
SCHoor OF THE SISTERS OF THE CHURCH.
- Foundc! Syivanus Reed 1864. He'pehs
Oct J. Address Sster-n-Charg and F. o3d-st.
THE MISSES EL ,,s,s s sII2. n5 FOE GIRLS
65th and SGth Streets. New YORK
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ROYAL BLUE LINE
DEL. LACKAWANyA AND WESTERN II. II.
stations In Nrw-York foot OF Barclay md
Christopher Streets
vESTIBurI:D TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET


Dircct ,-lte % ..tNARh. BLOOaiFIELD. AiONTCLAIR.
the OEhNGEs. summit. bernardsv!Ae. BasAIns
Kdse. Aad.~oa. Marfisto"u Fassac. Paterson. Boom
L.. Dover sttnh, pe. 49, DDS LAKE LAKE no
PArCDNG H. KrttstlwU ~CHOOLEYS MOUNTAIN.
NsslInrion. IIILLlpsBv re-. EASTON. WATEJ
GAP sIEOrlSBt re. Plcono Mountains. SCRAN
TOS PfTTsTCN. WlLKESBARRE NANTlCOKE
lANNIIIE MORT III 81 EhlAND Moutrose. RING.
IlANIOE. OXFORD. NORWICH. Nateryille. UTICA.
W'HrIlIu SrRlNIs. cortland. SYRACUSE. os.
Woo ITHACA. OWEGO ELNIRA. CORNING.
HAriI IANfvILIT. RUFFALO ard all points
VEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
7.co 4 n -BlNCHAMrON Mall Stops at priac!pal
eoo A. M-BUFFAIO. SCRANTON RINGHAMTON
UTICA. KlOiulELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and
OSWEGO ENIEE~S Pullman BUFFET parlor Cars Con-
meets IuH.l, with train for Chicago. arriving 80
90. .l. next 81. ruing
100 L 81 SCRANTON. ElNGNAMTOS and EI.MlRA
EMPRESS Pullman paror cars
900 T. " SCRANTON WILKESBARRE and PLYN.
OtTH EAPNf0s Pullman ptrlor cars $1,000.
TON and ELMIltA LIMITED ENrRESS Pullman
900 T. NJ ulaiiy)- BUFFALO SCRANTON BINGHAM
TON. RICHFtELD SPRINGS SYRACUSE and OS-
WEGO EXPRESS. Pullman BUFFET Secpers.
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at -
Murray-st and 429 Broadway Tickets NJ ferry stations
~ ana p42 Broadway Wrst Ic5th-st 225 Columbus
ave New 1rls rs 726 Fultonet and ~ Broadway
Brooklyn. Time tapes gvins ful Information ~ all sta
tons
WFSTCOTT EMPRESS COMPANY VIII call for and
check baggage from hote or reedrnce 10 distinction
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Ocean GicGmer0.
NEw.YoRK. sOUTHAMrToN; bkEMEN.

NORTH GESMAN LLyVy S. S, Uyo
NEw-YoRK. s0uThAMpToN;,, bkEMEN
East ENPiti.sS STEAMERS ..o
c. a. II" ~ nnnn Aler. sat. July -. p.
Ih m Trave Tues July 81. "A. m
Lain Tues. July II. a. m Sia.r. :, ~ -, = ~,
,I.-. .s..f JIiy ~ IL spree u's NuS, " -,
lIavsl Tues. July ~ a l,- -Aus H. q" "
NrDIrERRANEAN SERVICE
,,,.. iu,, 10 a -, Epis.r Sept. 20. noon
II noon Ift,la..... oct. O. 10
Fulda....... Aag Is. noon Vera 'o9'. 20 y M
cabin rates 80 upward
OEIEICUS & co, Rowling Green
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THE MISSES ELY 5 SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE.
65th and Seth Streets New YORK

% WEST 7ST-sT NEW YORK CITY.
Ol MISS FARWTcLLS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
Specially School
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G]AElBWR@eAE1 ERl@MM

oEiRIcHs & CO, 2 Rowling Green.
G3AElBWR@oAE1
TS s6u4AA AH4IE Po 5 AND Paris and HAM
FBsmarc Juy T.: 30 Columbia Ans 20 % a.
N %l1n& 'u Aug "a n 10 nnqAas 20 80 go m
f MHMnrF AuS r Il LINE 81 1RoADwAY
NCHOK LINE.
FOR F;ol r.f &, H loot % w.,
Yurnc,sa. c" july - 81 CiIcss9l.. July e m
@t Cabin rs: sag So ana s;saaa
Saloon Pa rs.s S $40 and upward Cabin $50
SSsS 4xr4s IS A rf fgn6 ~ RATES
Ei5 as2 Bro Ta ;:f "nr@1'a '
A WHITE STAR LINE
, ;sf1s:H3 ' Ss / m io..S ~: = Z
britannia AqF a , a, y; avg ,c ~ p !"
10 COTTON SShRRiFp p fissENGEE ETEA 3ds s
cation q 6sr'h .seoSHi c1ein on scans. SO and
nfoadTs S." NerY5r PSrgepIa onc 500 wainu,'
II MAITLAND KERsEY. Agent
CLYDE LINE.
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c'HEROKEE. Friday Jny y
~ ,tcsnor, have passenger oc aoas.on,
VIM. +. CLYDE co. General hGeHts.
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Great So. Freisit Passenger Line vie Charles -
T. - Eyer. Gen'i hst.. 2'9 ifvay. y. 4
CINARD LINE.
~. TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN
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f fucania aiy ?s p ID smpaaa Aug ~ n'o5
I'utris Aug 4. 100 a lmhria sept J. '.p A. H.
From ricr % North River fcot - claIk.'n,,. -.
Cabin passage $50 and upward. Second ca'tn $50. S4o
$50 according 20 stcomer and acconinoia tions
fiselage tickets and from all parts x Europe AZ
very los rates For frciFht and pas-a.e am at tho
Cornpanys Office 80. 4 bowling Green. Now York
VERNON II HROwN E co. General Agents.
NOMPAGNIE GENEEALE Transatlanuque
Y FHEECII iiSE TO HANRE.
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TDtRhTNE. Sane.i. A.. July q 'l ? M
IA NAVARRE Do Eo-~oh,sr ..Sl'. July IS 10 30 = ~
Ne-York Alexandra. E-rpt. via Paris trip 'ali 70
DAYS First-oiIVs iifo. second class. SIG
TCrGi-r. General Asc-;. 81 Bowling Green.
no NOT RISK LOSS or MONEY
~ when travelling an,vhe-e IN tho world. Carry
AMrrIrtN EHREss COMPANY
TRAVELLERS CrTQJEs
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refunded II lost
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Hlueiral.

nWGANIST-An orCanls. Of eight years expcrienc
~ would substitute FOR tho accept permanen
position: highest references Address call afternoon
A. {. OWEN. OF Wal-st n. Y.
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,,,r.t,t-r y cr.p,1rr nor TWIN SCREW Express IS
no sOT,THAMPTON d.ONDON AND PARIS and HAM
~ iRG "a -.
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T. Bismarck Aug. q. l2 m l 'l -, IL
uANE,l. Eii- MEEICAN LINE 81 HROADMA ~.
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Grcnrsioro.

~ ALIFAX AND
NEWFOUNDLAND,
BY TIE
RED CROSS LINE,
Por,ia July 7: July Is: Aug II; Aug %.
Silvia July II: Aug. Is
FINE. COMFORTABLE STEAMERS.
COOL, INVlCOEATING TRIP
To Halifax and Gnciuding meals and BERTH S2S.
81 Johns ard return IL Gays 500 Pieys Island and
turn (Silya only. Il days. S72.
BOWR1NG d ARCHIBALD
o Soonest. New-York.
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
- META leaves foot Boomncd-st.. North River
piers south West itth-st ferry 10 A. H. Leaves Keyport
B Il. HI EXCURSION. 50c
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n HAPPAQUA MOUNTAIN INSTITUTE. Chappaqua
- N Y-Among the hills. thirty-twO miles from New
York boarding school for boys and girls. under tn
cnre Of Friends
I,RIENDS SCHOOL FOR Roth STRAIGHTFORWARD II
1884 Excellent home students from ~ states All do
nomination. Thorough work English Science. Classics
Music and Art. Address
AUGUSTINE JONES LIB Providence. r. l.
III )MT CARE and instruction for Young boys and girls
II: children cared for durini
summer Mrs u. y. SEtLEG. NevburG. y. Y
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lALLnKY STEAMSHIP line.

4 10 VOTTTNIAM anl AM5TEllDAM. VA B1uIoEf
Mer. France. $500
Wft.k k$'AN ..........+.. sat. July lN'h p !
AM+rEfbAN ............. .-att JOY -. y Z
Iir,, cabin 80 90 Upward. second 'aon. SIS ',se
,raI Pa..rnr~r Agony. ~ IroadSlI-