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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-12-01
Bottom Prices at Shin
calls for the neXtten DAYS.

F. @. johnson was at Beloit THU
week. He confded in as that ht
would possibly buy the Call, Gazette
and Times, and consolidate them. HI
smoled a smile however. By the
way Royce, show up the Freeman
deal.
The Great Mastodon Mlnstreli
which showed here on Saturday uight
was bum outfit. One or two per.
formers were passable, but the show
as whole was simply awful. It il
rumored that Smith Center went wild
over the performance.
The readers attention is called To
the big ad Of Theo. Smith & Son.
This firm has 80 increased in business
that it has out grown it's now COM
modious quarters. The.bueinesS done
is very large and constantly increas-
ing.
d. M. Cox a former Phillips county
boy, and at one time Mayor of Logan
but now resident Of Hopper, Colo,
was in town Monday, and made us q
short call. Mr.. Cox is doing finely
in his new home, and strange to say
does not care TO come back TO Phillips
county.
Clarence BROKER while coming to
town last night in q hurry Tor medi-
cine for sick person, collided with q
team near r.. f. Stinson's residaIcs
and was thrown from his horse, and
badly shaken up, He was taken to
DR.. Wsllace's and at present is re.
covering slowly.
Sumner Fleisher, son Of Rev, E.
H. Fleisher, died at his fathers home |
in Smith Center this morning Of con-
sumption. Funeral services will be
held at home tomorrow, and the In
terment will be made here at IL
o'clock, Saturday from the home of
Mrs. M. M. Bissell.
Mrs. John Hahnenkratk and Mrs.
French entertained about thirty |
ladies' at the home Of the latter on
Friday last with a Yankee Musicale
The French home il one Of the test
a the city and is we'll adapted for the
Of entertaining. Beautiful
md sppropriste decorations greeted
ne eye in all directions and a very
pleasant afternoon was spent IN
'hsrmiDg manner. Every lady wore
u her person some token indicative
I a popular song, and many iDgen.
Gus devices were displayed, Delic-
BUS refreshments we're USrrvsd. |,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-12-01
Acard.

I desire to thank the many friends
who assisted during the fak.l sickness
Of my wife.
NJ. j. GoDDAED.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-12-01
Niger head coal at

Ou11Cn s.
christmas boxes of fresh, pure
candies at Aubsugh's.
Gar load of apples just received
| at g. W. Coles. Prices low.
Something new in the line Of can
dies at Albsugh's, pure goods.
Money to loan on farms in small
amounts at Phillips County Bank.
For Hog Cholera try FrianEs
Preventative, for sale at Hsrmon's.
The very best grades Of paints
and oils, cheaper than the cheapest,
at Hsrmon's drug store.
"A few loads Of good hay will be
taken at this Office on subscription.
Highest market price.
You can save nearly one-third Of
your money by buying your millinery
goods Of Mrs. E. Z. Wilson.
For cheap groceries go to N
Poling's, at the northwest corner of
the square, in the Red Front.
Where is Franklin Academyi
1t is in Frsnklin, Franklin county
Nebraska. Attend school near home
DO not lose your hogs by cholera
as You can find a sure preventative in
Frisnt's Remedy at Hsrmon's Drug
Store.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-12-01

n, Goods, a full stock at Geo
v your musical instruments at
ms.
puine apple cider at G. W.
incest candies in the city at
iis.
gerhesd coal at French and
kratt's.
|AofacS Sunshine, call at French
lasnkfast's.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-12-01

Ladies' ArctiCs. ..n......... 600
Mems ..,.........., zoo
Ladies' Capes & Jackets also Mems
Overcoats from 10 to 20 per cent dis
count for the, next tea dsyE at Shine
cans Phillipa6uTg. Kansas.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-12-01
Cash Paid For Poultry.

Will pay four cents for hens and
gpring Chlcksnsj every Monday, and
six cents per pound for good turkeys
brought IN on the 10th and 18th.
j. D. OoUcH.
East side Of Equsre.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-12-01
Pumps at Smiths.

Pumps at Smiths.
The best of groceries at Geo
Coles.
Gall on Harmon for Christmas
Goods.
The merry jingle Of the sleigh
bell filed the air on Monday.
French & Hshnenkratt have treat
ed their ware house to a dressing Of
highly colored paint.
j. M. Woods and P e. Albsugh
are planning to have a street lamp in
front Of their stores.
"A. S. HARDWOOD was down to Wich-
ita last week looking up his chances
for the state grain inspectOrship.
-Theo. Smith g. Son are about to
build a big ware house to care for
their big stock Of agricultural impli-
ments.
Mrs. Gurley, wife of the assistant
cook at the Dinner House, was SER
lously scalded this morning by the
explosion of a coffee pot.
Young man, put your money in
your head" but be careful in invest.
ing it there as in lands and chsttels
Write for catalogue of Franklin
Academy before investing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-11
AMERICAN TECHNICAL TRIINING.
OFT ITS EXPECTS IN THE STRUGGLES or
WAR AND PEACEFUi INDUSTRY

DR. T GCLFoRp SMITH. or BUFFALO. POINTS
OFT ITS EFFECTS IN THE STRUGGLES or
WAR AID Peaceful INDUSTRY
D. r Gui!ford Smith Of Buff, ono o. 'he Re
gents Of the University Of ;he STATE Of Ne%-NorA
recently delivered address at the dedication o.
the new Babcock Hall Of Physics at Alfred TINT
versity. at Alfred X Y. his subj"-i being "T"-h-
meal Training" In the course Of the address ne
said.
I am sure tina; you fec positive ~ do NJ
which We are engaged with Spain "" shah hp
doubt conquer in the end ana conquer - iHn, 49,.
result as from any force OF arms or cir'umsiarcr,
am just as positive maj IL me ~ ky. "nl,h
IS soon 10 come. ana mao when ~ az no." ..i' "'
Ing with all the rest Of the world. ioi Hdur''l"'
up, mo, - ,',tr ,,.,,ls dfr.rt.J e.,
% n" educated Work OF our p""pt' mr. t'r "N
nc stu higher educated minds % Our ledd"
are Russia. Great Britain and Germany. and o.
ready these nations ar looking 10 a. for inspia-
are confronted with very much the same pi"D'ehs
To illustrate: 80, long ago we had a ,i.t IN
Buffalo from Prince Hiikon OF Russia. the Min
istcr o; Ways and communications; TO whom hhs
the Trans siberian Railway ~ the time OF ne
Princes visit TO buffaio he soid in 30 m"ni M1ias'
& the same problem which you had 10 aolv' IN the
Northwest; aud particularly request that yOG -''id
the various Pacific railways IN" action taken hy
inc people the action taken by Congress. and all
"a. .riotl4 devices and mea - which used
10 overcome the difficulties Incidental 20 thes" stu
penlous under kings"
Now let rs take an illustration from Great Brit,
ain. At the meeting OF the BRUSH iron ana steel
Institute last summer the Two largest lionmast"ts
were the Duke OF Devonshirc and the Earl Of l,ud-
ley The former in his annua! address ~ president
fr1eV ad.nittsd that tn. various IRON ana fi''i
companies Of Grea; Britain were rot making money
unless they had adopted American mriho1s and
automatic machinery. This s true to-day. nOtwlih-
standing the enormous strides which have been
made IN Industrial education IN Great Britain since
tho first Universal Exhibition H. 1871, which Was
the means by .hich Prince Albert undertook 10
show Greet Britain how much they were behind
other nations in their artistic and Industrial dcyrl-
opment Germany one OF our rOmDet!toT", has
already taken up this question Of laboratory work
and Industrial education.
To illustrate the Necessity Tor eduoailOnaI 1ud
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laboratory work would mention this fact in con-
neG,oh with automatic macFineTy 1t * all very
well to put In automatic machinery hut there IL
certain amount OF educa ion required even 10
lean workman has been entirely equal 10 the
emergency. This is not true 20 the same extent IN
Great Britain W find II reported That although
ne law under recent Parlilmentary acts prov.d.s
favor o. this iucation - j. desired.
Further to illustrate r. mPoitancr 81 "S,'
IN he newspapers that ne Spanish naval ofherIa
from the shiDbuildcrs there ia ord-r 10 repair
portion % The fleet at Cadz. W. - notice ina,
eli foreigner. n ny Of them scotchm,n and En-
glishmen. and. with NV exceptions. no sranaids.
simply fghiinb mac hlnt. some p"Itr oi Nhlch are
rs delicate as a watch. il h. absolutely in'ispcnsr
ana the nrhtinp 81 these machines should lar men
Of education as Wet hs 81 'hrikN an, S mic
fh~ i'"ojoin I'M vuIcE agricultur, j. th. principal
norluri modern means OF communicai!p ION Ike RAJ
,. 49, ard troll~y lines were IN ih- hands OF tnr
tigncr concessions having been given 10y ~"
payments, 10 English. French and GERMAN com
.n'ry This il tri, also of thr co t'ic-l!ght com
psnios. me gaSworka. III" 5,r ,rr ore
mines. In fact almost all Of thc things worm n.y. 81,
ing al The pr'srnt day 4d r~n,I"ti"n WcrS !" n
hands Of forcigners The rctnpr ga,r' r. 'h~
past wero al however. ~ the hands at thr n2tNr-.
quit aware that h. was no' 80 ,iu' ~ th
north of Spain. particularly IN ih'l loI,', VI rI
kingdom Of which Barcelona u the ceNtIt. ano
- according 10 me l'"St'Hf.'
that barcelona is tired Of thu present Dynasty ahh
would cocNc the American N"NF WIN OPP, az
This part OF tn" kingdom believes ~ pfGi'c'',h 80
home Industries against ia" iIec-trdr polhS vi ~
grardees ard OF tn landowners IN bAr'rioa" t,ir
Instructions ravt started. showing now we ''',
r,.,-d workncn 81 the Kingdom al" d.scon'r"''n
with their present condition. - .,,,.,,f,
AZ long th'~ country has - tnci nm lriI
OF coal ana CONTINUES 20 supply the rest o. me TuI
,,,,, f,oI v.n arr, pr-tty sure have m balance
If trade In or favor, unless W. Iil.''i ""hS , W.
lrthriglt for "a fntss Of poitagc. ~ mas h'eh "y.r
moro thru once In he history OF az" country "HeH
We enacted laws more Tor ia" h"rcnl or me '"'-
,lgrcr than FOR ourselves.
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indeed until they come 10 a better frame OF mind
certainly not on lighting rations Their boast that
they are soldiers, not !aborers Is not quite JUST
hable. because ! think II has been proved that
in"y are not always ready to fight. either. They
seem 10 he little too much afraid OF superior
numbers for thorough going soldiers according 10
our standards. \ man who Gun do but one thing
should never refuse to do that when he Il asked.
The unworthy cOnduc; OF our allies In some cases
does not prove this war for humanity TO he a mis-
take" hut II does confirm the far-sighi edness OF
President Mckinley in asking permission to end
The 10 cuba without committing the Nation
90 am further policy. He WAS truly wise and
must have considered well the character o, the
people with whom were 10 deal And when We
return thanks afier his recommendation for the
Victories won hs ARMY and Navy. shall
not also give thanks tlI; he was raised up 10 rule
over us an th!s lime; When cuba Is indeed free.
when she ha- I. Iued the art OF government from
us ara unframed what she learned of Spain she,
TOO. may reaiiZc that The trGest friend she had
me man who refused 10 trust her until she had
proved herself worthy OF trusi. That she will do
one day hive faith 20 brie.,. H. \
ArlN.l.r.y y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-11
A soUrm CAROLINA FALsrAFF.

To t.- Editor uf The Tribute
Sir. Judsc john " Aiken. ~ Georgia. far .ur-
20 -aci Fa,ian in his Imagination when h" stated
hat South Carolina had furnished $4,000 troops ~
ihe Revolutionary Army. Will" N-w-Yoik had sent
on.Y 200 The population of the Colonies about
&"',Ho and South Carolina va. Of the least
rorilous OF the Colonies Granting her 2510Vo in
nabaH;s (Which number 81" did not havc). a. one
half were ~ the weaker sex. and at least ona-
hllf % the remainder composed o. children
AMI aged III n. had South Carolina sent into the
Army all her men ~ military a2e her contribution
could hot have been on"-slyth aS Large ,hc Judge
stated I'm his remarkable speech.
N'w-iofk strange To- say. never received III
cr' lit for the ulmb"r OF soldiers she sent into the
Revolutionary Army. H. removing m, document
ana papers that had accumulated in the State Capl-
iCl for long years there found ia tn" archives
4 mass or rolls. etc, only last year, proving that
N'w-lork had sent many thousands $4,000 Was the
statement more To fight FOR Independence tnan the
authorities had eyer heard OF Th" Secretary o!
stat" doubtless verify This report and Vndichie
~" AIR ftmr OF th" Enpirr State. witch has an
douheily suffered from lh" impression tidt She dl
not send her lust proportion OF soldiers into the
Army OF the Revolution. The fact IL that Souih
Carolina sent but few ~ her troops outside OF the
state. and had Juds" Aiken known more Of Amrri-
can history 90 would not have taken rank with Don
QuNot" and Sir John Falsta1 hitherto un.qlallcd
IN imagination. y
Princeton. y. j. July 1875
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THE XAvY ENGINEERS PART IN WAR
DIFFICULTIES AND uANGrEs off, THEIR POST
WHICH >npDI.D pE RECOGNIZED.
To the Editor % Tie Tribune.
sr. As or. reads cycr the pro- ."drs- % 'o'S''-s
ard ots.r,-- tine aua-nce q resolutions oi ln"""'
for otrc.re % the Engineer corps OF 80" N''E Ut
,,-.r.oiions FOR "meritorous conduct in '''''' no
:. inclined TO ak: What part do'f i"' ehs'"'''
,s..r ,at. in naval warfare" Rrt 70 .ad the re-
por,s Of ,hc engagements al Ma"i' a. sa"'i'so' ~
The de.f-l,ti,n ~ TWO large naval h"~is ana o. I'M
r lo,u .-,.t 4hau,-osrr}i-g vessels unieF tie nag
-, ~. en.in, n Dec .ones evident tnai 'ns'n''i'"s
,,,, -. admitted 20 be u s,ence parallel WIN iH'
80 ,r,Inat.o and that th" care and '"Anit' "'"' 90
steam ~. hin,ry J.. ID, leading ar' % naval war
fare
A5m.rals Dewey and Simp,on. 10 their i'h''''
admitted that the success Of their fleets i no. caps
,,rc o. the Spanish squadrons wa 900" 10 ''' ''"S
,,i. f., i.--u ,,p n GOOD speed. ara captain Boz
Evans in his interview published ibis mo- u''F
..,s r.at .. soon as Governs -qlA non Wa ssn''
making on toward tte mouih ~ san'itso H'I'''
ne 90, his vessel under fi speed a. once A'' ''-
ga. t,. ,,a.. for Oh. lnfauta M.Ga I"t'-1. ih'
frs, snip ont NE SAYS That IN ni. n.'' A''h ''''
,c-..l "aI the time tne engines We" '''''s '''
sreed ahead" ana hc Mas enabled 80 keep up d PCT
feet torrent ~ shells into 20" LroIdsid" ~ 40" Sp"
ish cruiser Tn other reports safe "-' 10" 'i'-'o
bal Colon much faster than th" other spans" 7"iE
WA ruu down ana sunk h"-i.-.' ii" 'i 60" ''"
Brooklyn were able go keep TO- 'o irl ~ -'''" '''
that u thr engines OF these vessels 4iI 90 zine "'
r,rc.d in anv way Ccrtcra and sowc 49, DAD. ships
pol!d nave escaped and af'ci"'fi very i'' . .
raised havoc among inc bo' h'nlhh ''''' ' "
,..s
had given ,lt VINO would nave "ri N'.d
III. -. 49,. failure Iuismurll ti' tr--'.- wee
kept ia their best possible st"amns '""li,.'" -
nus made victor} certain d. mol ih' '"tin''i on
D"f- deserve some t'II '."' ,.,. p.
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10 the Editor 81 The Tribune
Sli. Thanks for sour editor a. ~ to-day. - EN-
Disciple. Needed" f. Wa imel,. ani. hope.
viii be promptly acted on. The poor cuban. upoA
whom ! q, not wish 30 b- 600 hard. have ben
maddcncd by their wrongs until th'} Ar" perhaps
hardly responsible fJr all thtir actions Hii. 90
you suggest We are responsible for them. and th"'
must be- compelled whether thcy see tnc propfi".}
o, +, or not 10 war according TO civilized method
our reputation ~ well the lives of our soldiers
being r. sake
should Ike TO call your attention 20 another
lesson for ihrm when needs - BE- enforced Just
now and that 49, tie who wll. np' work. neither
shall D.. ca;" much Of Uncle Sans laichs, hth;! o
80 generously pro .ldc1 Tn, man who thinks %
degrading 10 work H. - lr lliird ~ the victim 81
a defective education. and for that reason should
not advl.. Mi f}artOu actually 90 .tdryc those
Cuhan4 who N1ve been turn~T over TO her Tor
treatment nccus. thcN fsil 10 fli" dlgnltt o.!
lIhor bui ! should put Them vory low yhtl,ns
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Proposals.
\ RMY HIILDING. WHITEHALL STREET

"A KEY YORK CITY. IuIy : 1898 SEALED PRO.
pnsAfe ia ffIu'r viii D." irr"t~ here until Twelve
.crrl noon lul. is,'s. manula t1rihs ana d'
,,,s,ny .ky 10 .s Depot - 0uo pairs Trousers. ioo
10 pp t.- OF TrOu..fs. mounted" made 81 u, ","'r -
-, 81, Ii,r Auus standard ssinpI. u which can he
-. -, ,.t. ..l.. Cu.ch and rapid delivery important
linr. Va suite date ~ commencement ana T'e or de
,.r llnnls - had and sample ~ keir'l seen az
Id No.. r.g.fr lr~ VIII b. rit"n articles ~ Dome &c
tl,l,on or manufacture conditions 81 Tfi'e anu N.'l
H. IN the pri,~ ~ foreign piosiucti MS OF manu-
f.r,,rrs m .itv tL.r"pni being equal The nh -a'.S
n..s ft. lin a., reject any ~ all proposals
ans, 49,, h. .re,, Envelopes should lie mar .ri FRO
-. - Sl,y Blue Trousers" ANA addressed - A. >
i-tNtuAlf H. q. VI General
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pUy nm Ding. WHITEHALL STREET

60, Vol. Cltv July $50, sealed pr posals IN
IN =. ,,.,iveI here until lively" O'Clock noon,
Tx ~ and ihen opened for manufacturing and drlN
u ,,yi, g. mis- Depot 5000 unlined all wool han'rl
,,ns 20 te made flannel clniofnlng I" sprcn'a
-, I'm, standard both - Wh!ch oan be sen AZ ms
~ ,,tl .nI r,pl delivery Important Bidders VIII
100 I,tr Of rommencemcn and rate " delivery blahks
$40 and pecinsatna- can ir htl az TINS l''po''
.o..,e,rr will b. given articles of domestic prom
,i, ar manufacture conditions ~ ludlity ana prloe M
~ foreign productions or mhh"h,
me-. he ,uf. tnercon bslns equal I ; reserves we
-, -tr.t or accept any al proposals or an! pari
t.nv.ior- should be- marked PROPOSALS for n
irt el,nuel Hlolss=." and addressed - \ = klMbAii
IA, Al,
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1 RiUULL

From The WI~hington Star.
De sun go sdn' down de wes'
-" moon Glis big an de day git e.>
An lie llehth~ dat shine on de mountain line
Make combination supprsiu' fire.
Ioh de sun l. ted
An dc clouds Dat spread
Cross lie lonesome star T. white
An a." sky H. blue
Honey. tell me tril..
Kin YOU guess dat riddle righ'?
u" wOrI f. roun'. 80 dc Dig book say;
Dom coior~ keeps a-trdbbli ics' dat way:
Oar i-n't spot dat dry'll ebb"r skip
Al drvN stahi tight In foh auUddah trip.
Foh d. ~un f. red
An a." clouds da' spread
cross DE lonesome star f. white
An Il" SKY H. hlu-
Honey i'il ~" trur
Kin Won gu">s dat riddle nigh
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furnished Gonscs 60 Get G onnlrn.

NN|NN/-N~~ON~rNNNNrNS>~
I,ODI. -IASIORE COTTAGE ~ tired peop~. moderate
4 r,uf. beach hlaflng ssf~ hstng U-"s. hicyeiinh
q, f.reu,~s fDinri tenants. aufs. photographs fI"f
NoRTHROP. grows Beach. conn
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.oSALS FOR TKOI SERS.-Phlla. Depot.

q NJ Dept. I12S Arch s., PhIs "a Jny
,so. s,IeJ lrpDsAls tripliceir. viii be receiver
h, ,ntG II o'clock \. NJ. MONDAY. July Is l,vs Tor
~. ME p.ol With 5000 pairs II Trousers foot
I ~ 90 pairs ~ Trou--r~ mounted. made ~ loouh'e
am D., e,sev Army STANDARD. Early delivery & i'm
Fs'Y p."r Itii.-, must state time and rate ~ cet'
-. samule .,n bs al 'hu; Xii Arsenal H"ein
r'lr night accept any or all pr"
mn -, any p,r thereof reference given TO art'r..
P,'" -. ,'o,iuc,sn or manufacture. conditions "
~ ~. or,lIding IN ihe Liice ~ foreign prodlc
% ~ Insnu:ncture- the duly thereon' being elua'
ions W a"',',.als &c. viii b- furnished upon appl
h!a' t;,r.l,pes containing proposals 10 De ehn"ts',.
cail.h trousers and addressed IL col JOHN
Iro.s. a., mn, Junrtefrnast.r General. L. \ A.
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Suburban Real estate.

>o>>1>oN NNS0.~N>r~'N\N|o
arN,'Y real esat. all Kinds sale and rshs
~ CLARENCE. Is TUBES Beekn.an-si.. New ORR
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9carhers

TIRIvArE TuITIoN.-By COLLEGE sraduse nSv,ns
long .xoerience coaching conditioned stuoehts
= aarsss HERMAN DRfsLEF. East 4eth ST., N l. CITY
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SFALED PROPOSALS VIII be received AT 'ne
- ,.ce II the Light House II gneer IoiipHin-Nni'
:. p'", 20 o.clock NJ July - 1898 ami then opened
% Furnishing miscellaneous articles for the
,i,sh,,srr Tor the year ending June ~ ie" III
I-ari,rrn with spccincaiions copies OF when. WIN
,s ,rStosals and other information may D. had uI"
ori,rsiion 10 f. T.. Heap. Lieut. colonel corps OF I'm
gine.rs L. :. A.
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Gtcamool,3
FALL RIVER Lime


FALL RIVER Lime
For FAN River. Boston. Msrtha's Vineyard. Nantucket
cape all and Northern Mountain. inland
and seashorc points Steamers Priscilla and Puritan IN
commission. Orchestra each. Leave Pier H. ~ r.
foot ST.. week. days ard Sundsys 4; 600 T. NJ
steamer New York sundays oaly. touches AZ New
port other days Of tn week roNdeace Line
ward steamers stop Il Newport.
PROWO(DEMG[E 0lNE
For Newpot Bosom. the North and East;
Ply mouth and Rhode lsand In commission. Orchestra
each. Leave Pier ~. y. u fo,, % Murray st..
DAYS only = Gl5 T.. NJ. touching a Newport. Il. !
Monday mornings excepted on Monday mornings Fail
River Line steome-s touch az Newport.
S1r0MlNG7rGM LINE
For sion ngton. Narragan Pier. Watch Hi. Boston
and all points East. Steamers Maine and New iiamp-
shire leave Pier &c. y. r.. block above Canal St.
week days only. a. 600 r. NJ.
NORWICH LIME
New London. Watch HI Block Island Worcester.
Boston ana the East Cit, Of Lowell aad cry
o. Lawrence Leave Pier 30, ~ r.. one block shsove
Canal ST.. week days only. at coo p. n
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Mlb@mW EvsminM Limo

steamers ADIRONDACK and DEAN RICHMOND leave
Old Pier H. y. r.. foot Canal Il. at 6 T. NJ daily sun
days excepted with trains FOR sara
togo. Lake George Richheld Springs sharon Springs.
thousand Islands Adirondscls and ;he West. summer
IN uyon tickets at reduced rates Saturday neh,
connects with morning train FOR Saratoga, North
lcek. Caldwell. ard steamer Lake George.
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HUDSON AND cOXSAcKIE BOATS leave

fot ~ Christopher -. every Weekday at 7. NJ.
connecting with u. A. l.. 4.
Saturdays an boa, steamer on'eora), at
! 20 J.. NJ for Catskii Hiui annex Hudson.
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hudson R6vcr by DayOighG'
HUDSON RIVER STEAMER Mary Powell.

LEAVING Dr~hrosses -. 3l5 J.. 81. Saturdays :i5
J. NJ West I'D -. $50 p N. Saturdays T. M tor
TRANSITION WEST POINT, CORNWALL. NEWDtlKG
NEW HAMBVRGH MILTON. 20 kEEPsIE, HYDE
PARK EoNDOGT and KINGSTON.
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DAMSDELL LINE FOR NEWBURGH call

ing az West Point. cold Spring and cornwall--Ffsh-
I'm dy frrfy-Isayes P-r -. North River foot Frank
ST. (sxc-pt saturday,, y. NJ Saturday.,
T. NJ landing II l32d st.. North River. 3:D. Sundays.
\. NJ. l3:i -. North River. $50.
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CERVERA'S DISASTER.

- Auhifai cervera has telegraphed to Captain
oeherai bianco. saying tina; on July 3, at 3:4o
- III the Spanish fleet left Santiago de CUBA.
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- Sunday Excursions 81 20. Fast steamers leave Pier
30 F. r. week days r. N. ard II Midnight. sundays
= and IL Niiri ghi. Week days steamers arrive
In time Meiiden. Hartford, springfield and
points North.
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KINGSTON LINE, West 10th si.-Daily p m

SATURDAYS 81 l. strs Baldwin and Romer for cram
sons cornwall Newburgh New Edinburgh. Marlboro. NIL
ton Poueht-epse Hyde Park Esopg Kingston connect
ing with t. 4 d. y Y all points 'atskii Mountains