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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
A JOURNEY OH TB1 WHEEL.
OUR 6EXTIMKXTA"jOUItXKY. Dy K"?hf?b
Robins Pennell. Illustrated by Joseph Pennell.
Longmans, Green <t Co.
lt ls clear that the realist tr- students of tho literature
ol the day haw given Insufiirlrnt attentl.m to the part
played therein by tho bicycle and tricycle. A horse
or a boat may be invested readily arith romantic as?
sociations which will bo generally underslood, bul tho
bicycle ls severely utilitarian IB Its design and use. lt
appeals especially to those able to ride lt. whlla others
ore apt to find something grotesque In thc spectacle
ol revolving legs and IBoltSS, and ..i.tstnMelXl neck
tum anxious lace, afforded by a Mer at full speed.
To the rider himself, the wheel la In every way al.ovo
and beyond all other means of progression, and wo
have no Idea ol disputing tho enthusiastic views cotn
raon In publications devoted to bicycling- All that
the wheelmen may say wo grant, but lt ls aeadfttl
lo acknowledge that wheelmen form siter all but a
atmall proportcn ol tho reading public addressed by
.bicycling books aiming at general Intercut.
ll the wheel has not made a permanent Impress upon
the Action and poetry of tho limo, lt has certainly
taken Ita place lo records of travel. Wo have had
tho "cycling tours" of patient souls who havo bern
Indefatigable In measuring distances, repo'tlng upon
the quality of road**, and experimenting on their
own "vile bodies* with the fare of country hotels.
fXbero have boen the Journeying:; of adventurous
wheelmen who havo explored strange countries and
recorded with much particularity tlie amaxement ott
the natives. Those who have ? wheeled" over moro
laminar way3 and have sought to Impart a "'literary
flavor" to the descrijitlon of their aosnSBSnnssSi aro
Btlll more numerous. Ol this class of blryelo and
tricycle literature the volume ansntn Us ls au oxaninlo.
This ls tho last ol three describing a Journey from
-london to Rome. We have had a " Canterbury Pil?
grimage," for which Cha icer unwittingly stood spon?
sor; "Two Pilgrims' Progress,'' In which tho shade
ol Dunyan was Invoked; and now Lam ice sterne,
himself an expert, is mado tho subject af an BSport
saent In putting nt'W wine Into old bottles. Hut there
lt io little effervescence Satan tho bot flo ls not an*
dangered. Tho experience ol tho riders appears lo
bave been In no way remarkable, nor very enjoyable.
They had more than tlie usual cxi-erie: 88 of tiying
bills, rainy and windy weather stupid and uncivil na?
tives and shabby treatment generally, and thc rccoid Is
likely to discourage any would-be Imi?
tators. The Journey sectus to nata
taxed severely the writer's strength and tho artist's
temper. As In most books of tho sort aa BBToH ls
mado to avoid " informalioir at any cost, but In avoid?
ing tho dldaotlve lhere is danger of tho other extreme
of too commonplace personal experience* The little
sketch ol Barbozon as a plato where every peasant,
on being discovered, StsTtnsa an attiti:il(**.ni'l " poses''
as a son of toll, ls amusing; bul wo must confess to
finding this narrative of uninteresting details a little
lli-osome. The writer has read lier StovOBSOtB faith?
fully, as the text occasionally shows, but Mr. Steven?
son has not yet lent his mantlo to any rider ol a
Wheel.
There ls an abundance of illustrations. Most of
Ihe larger figure pieces and eenuin ot hers have been
drawn after pictures by Millet. I.'lhermltto, Gray?
son, Prout and other art Ms. Ihe figure ls not Mr.
ronnell's strong point. His sketches of buildings and
scenes along tho road aro drawn, as usual, sasjcestrraljr
rather than conclusively, with a free use of broken
lino, and with a reliance upon emphasis bf sharp con?
trasts of white and black, wales, is Bara aaa v. ell
adapted to "ptoceaa* reprodaetloa lt ls bnposslble
liol to note here and there suggohtinns, whleh may be
bssclest, of the uso of photography. Mr. Penaell'l
light sketches are enlivening and interesting, although
they bring ta mind Mr. llatnerton's reOOBl atttaaa?
"Thc modern picturesque lias been a terrible enemy
of accurate drawing. Many tirings an* not at all pict?
ures.jue when Boeasattjtj arawa, yeastier ran bo marlo
to look so by altering their character.* Bal H Slr,
ll.imerton has Chosen Mr. IViiiull la Illustrate "Thu
laano/1 In part, and for other work, it may bo as
bumed that the latter ls excepted frem these strict?
ures.
}
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For Both Sexes?City.
THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
WEST MADISON SQUARE, N. Y.
Open all Summer. Also Seaside Summer Courts.
For Younsr Ladies?City.
MISS PEEBLES AND MISS THOMPSON'S
school ron girls,
82 and 31 East 57tti-st., Ni w York.
Aoarett until Sept, 1st, care of J. KENNEDY TOD 4
CO., Bankers, 03 Wlliiaro-st., N. Y. _ _
M
IBS CHISHOLM'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS*
__ 16 East CSth tu, Ntw-York.
Will reopen beptembsr 28. li y?' Classes,
For Young Ladies?Country.
METJCAN tllTTHITr 1 WTilt DbbiII session of
A Normal School begins Aug 1.",, at East Oraiitt, N. J.
Autumn aesaion Soot. 20. Classes also in New-York City.
EMILY M. COE, Prln., uni Mum of Au. K.iideisaiuu
Mag., Room 72, Bible liou**, N Y.
QUET INSTITUTE Short Hill< NTL
. . _iagllah, French, and German boarding and dar school
lor young l*(lle?. l'rlmary, intermediate and coll-iiiato
aepsruuent*. Early application I* desirable.
_HARRIET 8. BAQUJ-.T, ITlnclpal.
l? ORIJENTOWN FEMALE COIXSGE, N f
I> Ohixmlnf locitlou on the Delaware. Healthful, home
like ind Chrl?tl*n. Suin-rlor fac!llii?? li, iiiu?ic and arU
Ii asl ta, maunsrs and luoials carefully guarded For et .,
"tU9, "MfM*_RIV. WM C. BOWEN, Prest.
ETmIRA COLLEGE, FOR WOMEN, offer* superior
advantage* In ' olleae. Scleutlilc and Fr?*par.itorv
Ci>ur?*-? of fifjdr; a'**- I" Musi-; and Art- Heated by
Bte* m. and furnish**! olin rm "I*1 va tor. Charge* are
unuautllr moleiat''. S> nd for Catal'igut Ut Fietld-ut,
A. W. COWL FA. l.t. P. Elmira, M. Y._
HUME AND DAV bCMOOL KOR GIRLiv "
-THE ELMS." Surlngllela, Miss.
MISS I'ORTER, 1'rlnclMl.
Ponde sttmlit-'d ui V***ar, Wellesley and smth
on otjr oertiticate. Quincy method for children.
|^TlSWr<)l/jSFMINAnY FOR YOUNO LADIKS.
1 AClloton, N TV, offer* uiisurnasatsd ad van wes in music,
Ung.iaa.es, scleucos and art, attncUve to Kraduate* of hlxh
^sf anaarstaS esanaaas *f^MWDICT| , ..
KtHH li. O WiTlIAMS' .SELECT FA.M 11.V S< ll;;; I.
31 foi: young ladies *nd littlk o*lr*?s.
An.hrr'u M***^ From S<!.u IC, 'SS. b, June 17. VJ.
B\?!dIor Circular *2Mj. C<-lleKo Adianugea and
prejiara'-li-n for Culltft.
ejiai*'.li-n for College. _,-.__
EVEN GABLE*.-MRS. WESTCOTT.s BOAIUMN^
School tot X^S Uolas. Brlamtoa. K. J. < ? i ???
?+ sdmiu to We:ie*J?y- Prepaiys tel any Colles'
Se piney raglon. Cllmsw <- Lakewood, H. 1. but
ioStter. Furs string w?fri Gr'uniitliua aud Sun 1'irlor.
aJltauaud Ciicular on appUeauou.
Instruction.
For Young Ladies Country.
MCLEAN SEMINARY, SI.MS KP RY. CONN?Ilome
School. Young Ladlee, Beautiful ind healthful loca?
tion. Throe hours fi om New York. Half hour from
Hartford. Address Rev. J lt MCLEAN._
ROCKLAND ( (il I
NYACK ONTIUDSON.
will bo o|*en during se miner for pnprls. Rend for ctrcu
nculr.rs. Entoi at, any time,
n. BANNISTER, A M., lrlnelpal.
?TRINITY HALL Beverly. N. I.
Established 180T.
A thorough home school for twenty young la-Mea. Varied
advantages of the highest order. Careful training in mon*
ner, mind and heart Solid culture in English, Music, Art
snd Lancuttge*. A prescribed courts for student* pro*
paring for any college. Twenty.Hi st ye.ir begin* Sep?
tember 27. For circular nitre** the principal,
_RACHELLE GIBBONS HUNT._
TEMPLE GROVE LADIES' SI MIN A RY, Saratoga
Spring*, N. t. Thirty-fourth rear betini Bent. ti.
Address CHA*-. V. DOWD, Ph.D.. Pre*.
TUB MISSED AN.MILE'S ROAEDINO" AND" DAY
School for Yoong Ladles will reopen September HO,
m 06 1 ts va ri ?t.. New Brunswick, N. J.______
WALNUT LANE SCHOOI^-PORMERLT MADAME
tt Clem, nfl Boardlnt and Day School for young ladles;
8-Jd yenr i.iiens September 8f! Academic*! and College
Praparjttory Courses; Pupils enter WcUealaj on our
examination. Eur circular*, trtdresa
Miss ADA M. SMITH. I Principals,
lira, T. B. richards, I OertaBBtotra. Phlla.
WF.Sr'WAI.NET STREET BOARDING SCHOOL for
Y, int Mis-.--, aili little (.ills Henpens (sept. 19
(tith vcan. Ml-s .1 Tit Al TM ANN. Principal.
CaUliiguo on application. 4,301 Wuli-ut-rl.. Phllad's, Pa.
Boys and Yours* Mon?Country.
ALEXANDER INS'iTTUTE.-MIlitary Boarding School,
Whim Plains. N. Y.
h. ll. WILLIS, A. M.. Ph. D., Principal. _
BORDERTOWN (N. ff) MILITARY INSTITUTE,
un Uss Bluffs cf ihe Delaware, bet>vi-on New-York and
Philadelphia. Solid foundations in English-American
acaieinic studies. Careful urcuaratioii for college and
higher acleutilie school*'.. Music lipton's U. S. A. Tactics.
_ REV T, ll LANDON, A. M.. V'riiuipol.
BRYANT SCHOOL, BoslTa, L. I.. N. Y.-Soardlng
Behool of iii" hight-t <ia*? fur boys: Primary, lnu-r
mediate. Academic, Military orcinirsUOB.
GEO. itl.ItEcolUJ.Li"OU, Principal-_
("CATHEDRAL SCHOOL CR SAINT PAUL, Garden
' ty L. I.-Boarding Behool for boys, acc..inmortal iona
unsurpassed ; thnr-oiich preparation for Harvard, ("lumbla.
Yale, Trinity. .'.-?. : 18 I wrhert employed; Military system
limier ri United Stat 'i Inn) Officer. A Ureas ' HARLI S
BTTJRTEVANT MOORE, a. I'... (Harvard), H'id Alaster.
C1AYUCA LAKE MILITARY MAI*!.MY,
/ Al RORA, N. V.
_ < one! C. J. WRIGHT, R S., A. M. .
17RRSR0LS INSTITUTE. Freeatld, N. J.-Forty
fourth vear ; for hoyt and mung men. Address
Rev. A. G. CHAMBERS, A. M., Principal.
IM.MWOOD SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-At Milford, Conn.
j Parents wini are uufuriuiiato In the ma na foment of
their son* will do well to prout by tho advantages otTored
by this school. Address FRANK M. HOWE, bup^.
Yt ARV ARD UNIVERSITY.
EXAMINATIONS FOR ADMISSION
Will be held In New-York in the lwture-room of the
Young Meu's Christian Association. 2od-rt. comer of 4th
ave.
Cr.ndinaies onoring Mecnanrrs, advanced itiv?:i-?, ot
ChSBBllllJ. trill BSSSSBStl Bl 2.A0 p. m. on TUESDAY,
JUNE 20J other candidates at 8 a. m. JUNE 28._
I'lILA.VIJ MIIITARV ACADEMY, Woio-ater. Mass.
-*2d year. English. BclenUfle, Classical.
C. B. METCALF, A. M., Sup..-HnU>nd-'nt. __
IGHLAND .: ii.IJ Al'.V ACADEMY] Worcester,
Mass., SSd pear. beflnB Kepr. ia, 1888. Classical,
hcleutllic. Business, 1'iiniaty Departments.
JOSEPH ALDEN SHAW. A. M., geed MtBUT._
IRVING INSTITUTE, Tsrrytown-on-Hudson, offers un?
usual advantage, lo parents seeking the heal Instruction
for their boys. Address A. ABM APR AC. Ph. D._
MITCHELL'S BOYS' SCHOOL. Hiln-iica. Mass., 18
mlle* from Boston and 0 miles from Lowell, on tht
Lesion and Lowell ll R. A stilctly select Family Behool
for Boys from 7 lo li Inclusive; fall term commences
October 1. Send for circular to M. C. MITCHELL.
A. M., Principal. _,
MEW-ENGLAND CONSERVATORY.
ll Ml -IC I IN I. ARTS, (UlATORY,
Literature, English Branches, French. (Jarman, Italian,
etc. LARGEST and BEST EQUIPPED in the WORI.D
100 lastruetors, 2,552 Students last ri ir; BOARD ANH
ROOM with Stein Heat aad Electric Light fall TEEM
begins Sept. Jil, 1888. Illustrated Calendar free. Address
e: t.ieiuee. Director,
Fiiinlilrn Squats, Boston. M.i-s.
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY, CHESTER.
20TH YEAR, A MILITARY COLLEGE I l-l En
gtneerlng, Chemistry, Architecture. Classic i Prepara?
tory Dept- COLONEL C. E. HYATT, President._
1)..i i.hui ' i-sii. ? *.. ^ Military institute. Af. ??rta,
Collete, Business, W.-r Point. Nama inls publication.
Illustrated csislogua. C. B. VVARMNOl rh.D.. Prto.
RECTORY BClfOOL, Hamden, Conn?Fur Boya aJBS
-:!.-,(); bone Influences; thorough Bthool system; ex
tensive rr. uni*, gymnasium, boat hou*>e, <tc. Address
Rei. H. L. EVEREST, M. A., Rector._
ROBBINS SCHOOL, Norfolk. Conn.'
A Horns Behool, iin-i-arlinc boys and vonna men for
\nie. Harrara, Princeton, Columbia ill the best ?iiege*
and scientific tshools Instruction tlsoroui a;.i tiioruuah.
Tho home betutlful, In a remarkably healthy town. Stu
from New-York. Terms, -rico. Tho bltrlicst ref*
treneea given.
Adlrcss, for circular anl parti, n'-irs,
II
REV. JAME'S A. TOW LE. Principal.
SUMMER SCll'idL F'Ht BOYS.
AT THE BRYANT SCHOOL ROSLYN. L. I.. N. Y.
JUNE 21 Tn SEPTEMBER L
" Tho best located and mort tut cessful of t.h<> Summer
Sciionis tor Boys": property beautifully ritustad on sall
v.mei; ircry 'fncillty fur stilly and recreation. Eur
catalogue apply to
OlUX BRUCE CORTELYOP, rrinclnal.
CUMMER SCHOOL .it Worral! Hall. PeeJiSkill, N'. Y.
*J Fur circular address
COL C. J. WRIGHT. A. M.
TUE PEEKSKiLL MILITARY ACADEMY. Pe-.-hs-'
kill, N i 6 nd foi i . ta logue.
JtillN N. TILDEN, A. M., M. D., Principal._
tl . 1ER8EY Al ADEMY, UKI Di. ETON, N. J.
St a Dor.- foi Boyj Btlaet, timiough, Bueeesafal
Established 31 rtars. Terms s800,
PRINCIPALS-T Ai.11 ALLEN, B. A. fEnR.).
__U1 A1, 1.1 W. BIONEY, Eh. D.
1JS7ILLISTON si.MiN.MiY, Eastthampton, Ma**.?Pre*
'' I sri ? boys foi an* ? tine ? hool. Krill
pens September 8, is-- Catalogue and Illustrated
aitlclu on aiipl oatloa A I In
Rev. william GALLAGHER, Principal,
_tl.it- Martel D -r l..mu School.)
\VORRALL HALL.
?* I-EEI.SK1LL, N". V.
i ??? Youbj Boys only. Beni ter circuinrs.
W \iU\ A - rZKS EUI', KOVS.
yOUV BWITIUR C. BHORTLIDOR A.M. (Harvard).
Media c Ec un. j Academy.
For Bath Sexes?Country.
C'QMH ~: APLEWOOI) LN6TTTUTR fur both sexes,
OOUU.ConcordvMe, Penn. Preparatory, business, Eng?
lish DradnatlDR, Scientific and Coll' tc preparatory eourseo.
Special ??ru.' io little boya Highly recommended. J.
MI'-E'l Lilli.I. 1 ,.. , I,. M., 1 r'loiliU.
A.
iciuljrro.
BEST TEACHERS supplied; no charpa. TEACH?
ERS ri-i;rsLeri-ii for SO ctntt for Dostage: vacancies
alway- on hand; form fur stamp. R. E. AVi.l'.Y, Amtrl*
can Sctv-ol Bureau. 2 West lilh-st.. N. y.
VMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS' AGENCY
supplies Professors. Teachers, lu-...rs, Governesses,
4c, to Oolletee, s-ehonis and Families. Aiipiy to
MRS. M. J. TOURO-FDLTON, 23 Union Square.
M0SIC "TEACHER WANTED. o-ii'leinin, sri,.,,; lo
Nev. r..(:lnnl i..?ii '.'????ni.,:, ?oiil, *1..V" to tfl.-i-n.
w. D. KER!;, Union Teachers' Agrnty, lo Aater place
WOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS' BUREAU ("for
tt b'ah Mises) sujiplies professor*, teachers, tetamtaaaa,
musician, housi-ke-pers, companions, Ac, to college*.
tchools and families; also bookkeepers, ttenograpliers and
SODTistS to business fl rms.
MRS. A. D. CULVER. 329 Slh ave.. New-York City.
.-?:-1-;_. i_?
Blieuiianecmt.
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O'S S|i. ll.ll I I.
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? io s\rrc to the <? irk tn ttoatrt
|totiii-eT.-.i. Worn for swaths without
renioi ,1. Suoi*.-'fu)wh<n-i very other
li'm.lv I, m fal l-l. A tri ure ph ot tho
I'ithcssiiturir. F'.rsaleor.iy hy )
,H.A.WALEalnrldcepcrtlConn _
??TiiK TARiEE <'F is*-.;," ri pamphii ? of 20 large pape8
J jr I vine rat's (.f fluty now In force, rn tull, toeetner
with the eatire fret LU(, .,,,.] ?:)?., rtluable Turitr infor
rcatloii. Timely for reference, and ai..-"luteiy correct
Fries IS eaata a copy. l'ublUlu-d by "Tht Triliutic,"
New-York.
European ^oi)crii3cmcnto.
CRATEFUL-COMFOI'.TINO.
EPPS'S COCOA.
nREAKFAST.-"Ily a thorough knowledk'o of tha
natntrii law* which pov-rn thc o,.eiatioiii of d.testlon and
nutrition, and by r careful aopllcatloii nf the line oualltii-t
nf weij-ysU-cted cocoa. Mr. I-.pp*i hu arotlded our break
fast triMcs with it delicately flavored be vc rate which nisy
tam us many hca/y d'-ciort' bill... lt it lu th* judi.riout
uso of such articles of diet that a constitution may bo
rraduaily builtaip Belli Itreus enough io resist every Uu
Oinxy ft dlsoa.se. Hundreis of subilo maUdles aro floating
around us nady to attack wherever (hero lt a weak imlnu
We may cstajie many a fatal thaft by keeping ourselves
well fortlflsd with pure blood and a properly nourished
frame."--civil gtirlat oasotte.
Mode ilBinly wiri, lifilltng ws'er or milk. Sola only tn
half pound tins by <?iO?-'''N,lsl*lied thru : JAM BS RPM
A CO.. Honor.opathle chemUu,- London, England.
UoGincGo Cljuiuts.
POSITION OPEN in estaUilislsnrI buttMstL
. IiIrJ,"""L',"i;"' ,"f '?'"", wandlng, who aaa Invest tl,Ooo
Kj t2,000 anrl rend, i Mrvtaoa ut rcttoutbl* Salary
_' i.ERE.siin-, -ri,t,mi,. omeo.
JJrofeeoional.
A MER1CAN OEN'ILEMAN truta 0 U?m (4 tSOMl
Bankers ano Brokera. _____
KOUNTZE BROTHERS,
HAVklKS
l'JJO Ilroadwny, iFquimblr Halldtn*,) New-York.
Deposit* rrerlvpd *ubjrrt lo rliceli nt sltht.
linen si nllflivnl mi dnlly bnInner*.
A urn ern I Ilruiklu* mut (allectlnii Huslne** Tra-nswcted.
P. W. 6ALLAUDET 4 CO.,
HA > ki: II*.
COMMERCIAL PAPER. STOCE8 AND BONDS,
UNITED DANK UUILDINO,
WALLST. CUKNER BROADWAY.
H. riTCII. Jr.. NEW-TORK.
Member N. Y. block Exchange.
ZIMMERMANN" ,*c .TORSHAY.
BANKERS AND ilRUICLRS,
ll WAI.I-?*T. N* Y.
MEMBERS OF THE BfRW-YORI ST-'l'K RRCRTAROR,
STOCKS AND nOMDfl nOUOHT AND SOLD ON
COMMISSION. Dealers lu bulllmi. mv lc. foreJcn bank?
in, les, ic Esthanat uni cable tmn-fcr*. on sll part* of
thc wolli. In sums to -ult. tntertsl i.ii deiioslu._
.financial.
JULY INVESTMENTS.
We offer for sale, ami recom?
mend without reserve the FIRST
MORTGAGE, 0 PIER CENT.
THT UT Y YEAR GOLD BONDS
of tho
COLUMBUS & HOCKING
COAL & BON CO.,
OF OHIO.
Wc have had the prnpeity and the securfty for theso
bonds critically examined by two of UM beal experts wo
could find, who report the lowest cash tala* as more than
thiee times (he entire debt of $1,000,000.
The best proof of the safety and value cf this Invest?
ment security ls shown In Sat followln-* summary of tho
company's operations fur tho year endrnr- March 31, 1888:
Eai-ninga.11,846,936 81
Opetatini expenses. . 1,154,429 M
Net. receipt*. . . Si 91,012 42
Interest, on Innuls. . . $00,000 00
'laxes. 12,000 02
Sundry in*
I'rovemcnts. . . . ? 0,716 71 61.718 73
??I sirtPMri FOR THE YFAU.SI 1 a,l?.l.?0
A limited amount of these bond* for salo at a price
yielding over C per cent.
JOHN H. DAVIS & CO.,
IO AVAl.L.rVr., N KW-YORK.
Seattle, Lake Shore & Eastern R.W. Co,
45 fears' 1st Mortgage 6 per cent
INTEREST PAYABLE FF.imCART AND AUOT79T.
Secured by MOJSgom on the vslusbla Termiaals In tht
City of Seattle, Washington Territory,
and on the completed and fully equipped mad In full epers
Hon. ei'enrtlBZ eastward to the Pratt!I Caal snd Iron Mines
We (tiler a limited runount nf thean bonds at 97*i an 1 secruod
lutcisst, and iecomrnenJ intra si a aate luvottaient.
JAMESON, SMITH & COTTING,
M KKOAD-ST.
To Stockholders of the Sutro Tunnel Com?
pany who have not assented to the
Plans of Reorganization.
A RUann.t'e -vii.lr, in- Bating beta termeil, Btoefc.
bolder* >v!e. have ii,.i, naeenu i heretofore to die plans of
?:i/an..n, bul wi*h tu protect theil tta*ek from te?
nir-' rendered valuelea* illinium foreclosure, mu-t forthwith
deposit iinir shares witii Ute Union Trust Company, Mo,
ta Rroadway, Rew-York, pat ihe sum of oe etnta pei
share, apl reeelvo (bereft peny'a n?a?U*
ni.ie receipts, which win entitle the bolder, ali -r eomple
Uon et tii'i reorganization, t*. the -ame number ..f st.ares
ol ttock as m.w deposited by aita, and di tim m
4 per cent bonds lu the piupoitiuu nf ?1 tor
each .'.'. i now paid.
The tin.1- for depositing stock and payment ol aabteitoi
tiniis expln t Juiy il. ii.--. .i |i. iii.
Payments should bc Dtade bj check on New*York to
the i'rii..n Tru*'. Company, n id ihould be tecompsiiled by
,. ? jk linly Indorsed in I.lank, mid an BUthomadi ri I
tim fill in Trust Company : dlank forms for rMs authortra*
tlon sad eopli ol elrculai can i"- obtained himiu spplies
'ii. i il thi Union Trt I I a - ofllce, or it Room IB, 7th
iv,.ir, Mills Building. Interest st the r.tie of t pet eent
\%iii be allowed on subserlpUens from the date i-f payment,
Foi ih-i BeorgtnJj il tu ? -,
ll. ll. BALTZER, Chairman.
Wew-York, .lune ci, 18S&
ALBANY AND SUSQUEHANNA R, R CO.
6 Per Cent. First Consolidated Mtge Bonds,
IMF. UM Mi
I*rlnclpnl nnd Interest siinrruili-eil hy the Delaware
and lliiilinii (niiiil (onipnuy by Indorse*
?neut upon ciicb limn]*
I'ur sale bp
KIH\, LOEB ?V CO.,
HO. 3U RAMAV-OT.
INVESTMENT BONDS!
Istlli-d un Ihe Water Winks ai BATH, the ( ..univ Seal nf
bti-ulicn County, New-Tork. ' .\.. better works batt
.-\--r- beta iiiiilr. They bib
noMir.n ron ORLY siio.ooo.
Interest aa theta 'Jd y. ar o j.ei eent l-t Merlan rinnd.
i> paid In iv- eli i n- the
FARMERS' I/DAN AND TRI ST CO., Trustee
To whom tht rental* ir* BMlaned. Theist snd i nra
athet Chelea Ri a v. ik araiel B md* ms. ofli red t.y
_ M. 1?. ll.4KOVr.lt, Trihuni- lliiildin*:.
TEXARKANA WATER WORKS COT
riK-sT.MIII.TI.AI.l-. ??*, 111 ll 1?17,
l.NTKKKVT J ARVA KV AMI Jil,V.
PAYABL1 IN RRW-YOHM.
Farmers' Loan & Trust Company, Trustee.
TOT tl. ll'IC, Jsl.OOOO.
Grots im-nme from City Hydra it Rental. ataOBeai
wlih Ra irnarit and I'iivji.- I
per aiiiririn, over.Sin ooo
Annual Beaded Interest, ?,Ji,(.Hio; expenses, 6A,ou> , , |,,
Bun'lus.."
Tt urkanm ls a protperoui -nd ttiaiBf (itv, trt* h> m
debi Water tapply ibandsn and unfafllns. i have a
limited amiiiiiii ti these bondi foi m ii bj ,:,i iccrued
Int r. *r, whleh I eonnta4 as a ii.-..liri-iv good pat!
ticuiais un appUeaUon.
J. I.. HOIIKItT-OX,
Investment SeniiHe- - Hsmnsx,
~i!)IT\ OF ST. PAUL
COUPONS.
The Ckaaa Rational Bank ol the etty al N"-v.York
.'.?i.in.' beep appoint,-1 Klnsnclal lireni ol tbe City |r,[
St. i'.ni!, flinn., by tie Cejnroon Council ..f sn,.| .-ny aji
coupon* nr si. 1'aiU ('Hy flniuls and ^^ rmi K.^i',,*
KdneaUon Bonds should hereafter b- ?irevri-,<i
('luise National IJauk fol [,;iyr..ei,t ss thf-v fall due f,.,.,,
Hu,, kt time. (.I,.||--.:. 111.I -. i .!;. i.- ,.,?-,.r.
DONDS AM) MORTGAGES.
Mnn.-y to loan In largo uuiiin at low rate of Interest on
undoubted bccuiny. l'l.-asu address
I KAMI ll. BURt;
ICeni r.il,
Ilinnklyii, N. y
N7.W-V..KK (JI.NTl'.AI. AMI Illli'-cN Ul V 1.1: R . ,, '
KiiAl) i MM I'AN V.
GRAND ( I N'TRAli DKPOT,
Ne** 1 rnH. June Ju, lf^^4
HY ORDER OF TIIL BOARD OF DIUEC
TOl-w cf dita tJoBtpaajr. Etwtta lAaaatad tu*i.., f0#
llftr dollar* earlu of Hm Capital Knick of tin- N<w-r.irk
Hid Hail.nu Railroad ( innjiaiiy. now leid in ll.? l^;u.,,ry
of lin- New.york ( i-ntiai ..ni Mills.,n Uiver Railroad Ooni*
P*ny, under provisions of the Bontrttt nf leaso be tn stn
(he two statpaalea, dated April 1, 1178. ar-- ,,r.l( , f
tale, to provide for the expense of depresatne the i *eka
and chani/lni.' the ?rail*s of UM Row-York nnd Harlem
Railroad In Eat Std und 24th Wards ?.t UM Illy ol Row*
York.
Illds (ur th' |iiiniia*I of He WhStt or any purl nf t|l0
Ihes/t Bloch ? .ll I-- '' ? ? Iti 'i *' this nfti'e um ri S ii. ii, (>n
Tuesday, July lu, USR, rayment (ur ;. "i*i siisien tl) *M)
niadi. on J.ii) lo nest, uni roi i..i?ki -lures t . ld- ,
the 2d da) of Jiinuarv. Ihhu, m whlth dates oertiOeawi
ol siaiok will be delivered. This stock will tc- entitled
to the divl'I'-ndi payable a.'rer tin- date of Issue only.
The ilutt lt retoived to reJ'rt Mir ?r all bid* If not
dtCtuud tvC ik,, j^?t interests nf the Aomiiany.
E. V. W. RUsSlTiai, Trcaaurtr.
financial.
State of Georgia Bonds.
FOUR AND ONE-HALF PER CENT.
EX KCl"1'ivr. OKFtt K,
ATLANTA, OA., June 1st, itooj.
Under tho authority ol an si I appro red .stpti-miM-r nth,
i*e-7. BUthorlrlng ile Governor ant Trcttarer to i-*ui
I,end, ot ih' stall 10 BB an ii in' Bet M BXteed nine', en
handred thousand dellars, ?nii which te Bat od that p?r
timi ol the public di bi mtwrtna Jaaurylat. lrofli. *<>ii.*d
proposals will be reeelted at ti.Mee ..r tir<- Trttaufei t
nf i..-,,,, ni, ii[i tn V.: ii lin,1; BL, on Julv Oth next, for om) i
niiiii'-n nine handred thousand dellars nf four snd one* j
bal per eeni coupon bunds (mauling as nenin set foithj
? n lr-.. :.? l (itiober 1st, 13aa.
Ono hundred i.,, -r-.n I il ?:i.ir** to mature January 1st, 1W?3.
.. | dollars to mature January lat, i-*vj'J.
. hundred thousand dellars tn ?amit January int, two.
?):?? mn, ii>-d liiniisiuid doiitr.s tn mamre January 1st, 1'JOI.
? ii,,, hundred thousand dollart to bm Hilt Jinuary 1st, ISOS.
?ne i,undi! -d tn nisriiiil dnllar* to mature January 1st., mos.
ono lum 1, ' i.i snd dollars rn stature January 1*.:, leo*.
du ? lum'lt-?'! n e'i?and dollars to mature January 1st, HiO'i.
(inn handled thousand dollars to maiur*. January 1st, mod.
i. iiundred thousand dollars to mature January lat, 1'J07.
? un. handred thousand dollar* to mamre .innuvry 1st, mos.
?h,i, hundred thi.ueand dollars to mature January 1st, mon.
UM hundred thousand dellars In nmiur>* January lsr, HMO.
nun hundred thouaand dollars to mnt'in- January 1st, 1011.
imo handred I heat* ntl doiitrs to matun- January lsr,, mi 2.
one hundred thoitsand dellars to niatui" January ls'., ISIS.
'.nm hundred thousand dollars to nature January 1st, IOU.
'lim hundred thousand dollars to matun- January 1st, IBIS.
One Iiundred thousand dollar* to mature January 1st, 1'JHl.
Tin- beads in St in denomination of ono thousand dol?
lar*, with semi annual eoupous due on tho 1st day of
jji.na.ij and July ot es<h tsar respectively.
The |.i iin-i-ji-i arid Interest payaliln In the City of New
Vnrk. tl suiii ulai'? as the (.overru.r mav elect, and at the
Batta "f Cn- Treasurer of tho State, in the City of At
|BBl I, OeOrUll.
ltids inns., t*? oieomnanien by rertin?d check or cheeks
?eertlHesU ef dent sits of some solvent b?nk or bankers,
ir boats! ol ihe Mare of (ioorgla for live per cent of tho
amount of suth bid, said checks or certlncare of deposit
belli! BMde payable to the Tn-asurer of Oeortla.
U(d* will be opened l.y thc Uovernor and Treasurer
mid declared by tat ntteaaUi of July next, the bta*<J re?
torting 'he right la rejeet any or all of said bids.
The sinte win lams registered bond* tn lieu oj any of
the shore named bonds, as provid.-d In said act, at any
(line uri demand of the owner thereof.
Collies of (he sci ti tho Oenoral Afsemhlr authorizing
this |.-ue of bond* will bo furnished on application to tho
Treasurer.
JOHN B. OORDON,
R. U. JIARUI'.MAN, Governor.
_Trc* turor.
LOMBARD INVESTMENT GOMPANY,
ISO RROADWAY, NEW-YORK CITY.
Established 185-1. Incorporated 1832.
Cnpltal fully pnl.1, SI. 1 IO (Min
*?iii plo* nnd Reserve, 8310,000.
Reserve Liability, Ul,130,000.
0 per rent Onnrnnteed Mottgaaai from $250 to $10,000,
running Ave year*;, constantly on hand and for salo at par
and Beenatd Interest, l-'lfty-flve Havings Banks and over
two hundred tastltatlOBS hold our so'rurltles, which have for
many years btood the test of every emergency. Depositors
In Saving Ranks, parties with trust funds and conservative
lattJBteta generally ar?r requested to call and examine theso
securities, or send for pamphlets giving full Information.
WE OFFER JULY INVESTORS Bi
OCR OWN C l'KU CKNI
DEBENTURE BONDS.
TIII'.Y ARK KNTIRIXY VSJSM 1*1011 ANY SPF.C*
T'r.ATivr. r.Lr.Mi.NT. call on write for tar
NEW-ENGLAND LOAN AND TRUST CO.,
_ lim HBO A PW AT, NKW-Y.'RK._
Ol TICK OF
St LoDis and San Francisco Railway Co.
10 HROAD-ST. (MILLS BUTI.DINCi.
N'-w-Yorlr, Juno 18, leda.
Notiee to ii.'. lort of
ftOt.TH PACIFIC UAILROAD CO'S 1ST MORTGAt*
0 ITU il.NT B09D6, DUI JULY I* USS ^Mi.iOO
In aPitiiitit).
Th" baadfl ibOTS named wm ne pant at tm* tatet on ona
rift,; MUMMY July 2, ISSI, rmi may be presented for
examination It any time prior to that date, after which
Ha beadl pw ?'-nie(i will bo call for on tho dav following
t nt.ition of tho same.
Tho last coupon of theso Donas (auo July 1, xtSS) will
' Bl this office .i? usual.
Holder* ol Uta -Sui.i'll TAI II-'IC" Bonds are hereby
further liiiniiiii-d that, to a United extent, they may anply
to reinvest tht proceeds nf tho-.- bonis in the First, Kort
100 If ea i i Poi Cent Geld nonet of the tn.
Louia ind Bsa Francisco Railway Co. at, the price ot os
rm i teemed Interest,
A the :.--' ? "f tho last named tond* amounts .-ir. present
-!.(,'.' 1,000, applications for then trill be accepted
?ri . :?. .!- iccelvi i. and they will be delivered by r)i<
lii'.-i 1 SUI I Co. on rt- maud upon the onlnr of thia
my therefor.
All Inform: tl.ni in regard to the Trust Bonds is contained
In a jinnr.'l circular, Which may bo obtaln-d at tin I
ofllea ol tl 'ii" United iSf.it.e-. Trust Ca
_ T. W. LILLIE, Treasurer.
LETTERS W* bar and sell nillsof Rt
#1 mice un and ra.ikn c.iMa
/-... transl*? of mon.-i* t* Europa,
*** Australia and tho Weat fu
(11. sr alto make Coilectloot
CK EDIT. *'"? l,,uo Commercial and
TiaTi-lling Credit*, arailabto
lu all pan* of iii* world.
BROWN TIROS. A CO.. BANKEUS. Nu. 53 WaLL-ST.
yftiaVfttffct. gAggLl AMI TK\.?s KAILWAY CO
Tn OM Il'ii'l-T* Bl
GENERAL CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE BONDS.
Ni-w-York, .lune 22, 1888.
Un default In pavm>-nt of Interest due June 1, your
Committee and the Trustee ando: yoai attttgage applied
to tire United State* Circuit Court in nan tat tot a de?
ceiver to protect youl right* Thi ipplteatlon wan sus
i,iineii but the Receiver will not tx- named before July 2,
and further argument wili then be heard.
All wiii wish the proteetloB Indicated should send this
month CB OBI ol (li I Mil ?' ? ' theil iinm-*. redresses,
and tia- aili""!:' .uni rate ol IntereK of ti-vii bonds,
EDWARD D ADAMS,
WlnMuw. Ranier & Co.. 17 Nassau-st.
WILLIAM L. HULL,
Edward Sweat t Co., 38 Rn nd st.
WILLIAM WI I IT KW RI GUT,
Union Tins: Company. 71 Broadway.
WILLIAM MERTENS.
L von Hoffmann .fc Co., 60 Wall-st.
WILLIAM E. BTRONG,
Work, 6trouBjt_Co.._80 Br. adst._
iii an old established
luge
I...i.lnlii ll, Dl.\
1?()]( SALK.?Stock in an old established
enmranv oterins large retuint. l'ersonal appiicttiun.
?(lO.Tl'.ill.'ll, HEADY t i.UUDIUCH, 59 Wall-it.
V
ii.i.auk r.tixns.
Nottct of faalo of Bondt or me viuare or ruount
^ lrweniv elf lit of the Sewertii?e Loan Bonds of the
viiiao-e ol ??-.unt Vtrnen, In Wettchustnr County, Nsw
York will be sold ut iiiiblic auction to the highest bidder
tl the room of the Trusties of said Village, lu Dearborn's
Building mi 4th Avenue, In *aid Village, ou Um Hill day
,r 11.ly, 'l888, at J p. m.
These ar- tho Irtt of a aeries of bona, ?ii'-.t-. are to
he issued bv said Viliatre, under hop'.er txri of the ujwa
if i?si, a* amended I-f (hr.itei lu.l of the law* ?t 1B38,
,', nrovide tuudi Coi lol i-..n?lrucUon of I u<*rnianout sys
...! ,,f IwweMge and dralBBgt for auld Vliltga. i-^.rh
I' ?| ?.;i he ft i iee irlntip'l Milli Of net thousand dollars,
ni will beal in'.r. s- at. the rata of four per centum pur
?'. nulli na ra bia sen I intiu.illy I'rliiolpll and interest
lill be uaishlf H the NaUoual Clttatas1 Hank, in .New
vl.'k CRT. The build, will bt coupon Inn.ill with the
nrlvlWe to th- h'-lder ef having th-m made reKlst-rei
I will be uuted Juno I-,-, latia, payable as
tbontta Ko* 1 to 4 Inclusive, on June 1, mu
4 t ii is' Noa -r> i'1 M Inclusive, oti June I, un
j bonds! No*. '?' ''' Vi in elusive, on Juno 1, JHHt
4 bondi Ne"- Lt ?" ''? Inclnslve, on June 1. IUI14
4 li..iid?' Sos 17 IO SO inclusive, on June 1, 181)5
4 bonJs' Nus. -I to 21 in elusive, on Jun- 1, lslis,
4 bond-' Nos '-'? '" Sn Inelattve, sa June 1, 10117
The bondt will be delivered to the pur. baser on or be
16th da] 1 '" f. l?8*.
'lu.- VI im" ol M-uni vernon ls musted upon the New.
Vork Hunton rmi Nsw-Hsvea ILillr..ad and upon tin
11 rfrD-in ita.ii ? '-' minutes travel, rion Uland
Central Depot, with Bfl tralni ?? -<-ii wit dally, ha< a pop
ulatl 11 of about 10,000 people, rmi has no nundea la*
lobtedness. li has public wt ter works, gris and si
..(., horse railroad, dagwalkt, aid ls growing rapidly.
mot bo sold for let* than par ami
rn,, rui il i'.'' ' -'
Dated June 11. ito*.
liv order cf Village Hoard ol Trustees.
u. m m KtMBuna,
JAS. II. JENKINS, Village President
Vlllarje Clerk.
Diuiijcnb Notiug.
?jKFici: of st. i-A( L ano DULUTH uailhuau
III.MIVN \
.^??... bl- P**1"1. J,*,-e Li, l?f*8.
A DIVIDEND nf thine and one-half (JJ 1-2)
XV poi " m. upi.ii ti,,. l'referrel Knick ot
tail C-omnany ha* ibis dat beta deiltrttl out of tho
Income Tor th'- last ,..,. montos nf tue n?cai
inir .-illili,' June ;itj. inns. pa\abli! to ITer.-rre.l
Stockholder* nf n...ird of ,li.w [g. it-gu, ln ,..Msh nu and
iftef Juli '.'h. latta, nt the Fourth National Hunk ol tho
? irv nf New-York. Thc transfer booka, which ojien on
lune -JI-M, ISSo, 'rill dor* for pu,u,,M.s 0{ dividend on
June jun. and reopen ea Jul- ot'i, ima
_ P1HUP N ll A ItKIS, Seiretriry.
om rbi nu. M-.i.Attii'i ,-.i, ii.-n*,,*, (-VN.M. eo., r~
MCW. Vi iKK, May 'iV. .??3. 1
A QUAETEBLY DIVIDEND ol ONE and
iY'i.M: HALF' ll LU8J III. i I N ,- mi th) capllal Hock
of this trmimtiy ?111 be p.ti.l ut um ofllce of the company,
No. -1 ( ? itiai.dt-sL, in thia city, on and sfu-r Friday.
June lft, ina*.
The iriimfes-book* ?lll be cloted from the close of
busineas to-day until the morning of Saturday, June 10.
By order of the Board of Manager*,
_J AM KU C. Il A KTTT TrAturti.
THKASUllf.lt K min I. MlNNKAt'OLId AND "
I'M urifl KA11.WAV COMPANY.
MINNF.AI'OLIS, June "i. 18HS.
COUPON'S duo .Inl.v 1st, prox.. from tho
nrst Mortgagt Boads af mi* asaaaaay win be paid
on rmi iifter that (Ule at the office of lt. I'. |1<i?sr d Co..
Ml Brusdway, New*York ll I: FI.KTCI1 KB. Treasarst,
MU \..r.K CI-.NTHAI. A IICHSUN RIVKU ll U Ci"
(il.'KK'I. ul' 1U1 THEASfjRKR.
F New-York. June 2f?, 1SS8.
OB THK PURPOSE of t, aiiart?rlv divi?
dend, jisyatilo on ihe Illili d.iy of J*j\v ne.x', lh? trans?
fer bnois ,.f ii.is 1'ompany ?iii !?? eluted st 12 o'clock, m.,
on atturday, the lanh IneL. and roypened at 10 o'clock.
a. m.. un Tucaday, tim 17th of July next.
?4. v. w. Rot*lT?JU Treasurer.
mvxotno iTTcrticfn.
MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY,
No. 71 Broadway.
Now-York, June li 1888.
A DIVIDEND OF ONE PER CENT on the
Il con?ollloted capital stock of this company for the quar?
ter eliding Jun<* 80, le*8, has been declared, payable at till*
Batta on and after Julv 2, IMS lat ItaBafer hooks will
be closed .ii in>..n saturday, Jun- 1'.. and reopened BB Tues?
day, July 3, 168B, at 10 o'clock a. m.
d. w. mcwilliams, Treosurer.
TOTIMPORTERS AJ.-^^.-Jgftjj NATIUNAI' *****
New-ycrK,'June 2oth, 1MNJ.
A DIVIDEND of seven per cut oat nf tho
XV earn.nus of the last sl\ mi.mlis has tn-diy I"
ell 'l l,y this Hank, pavobl on UM lid 'lay ol July next.
Tho transfer book* will remain closed till that date.
IJIWAKU TU W .NM Ml, Ci-hlor.
,.j.-| i? |. OP THC S'lUTItKHN PACII-'IC CnMrvNY,
NO. 23 BROAD .Si Ri.Kl' (Mills litillcHnjr..
N.-w-Y'.ik. jun., -j.-., inon,
COUPONS duo July 1, 1888, from bonds of
the ColloWlag named companies will be paid alt-Jf that
lau- at this ellice :
Central 1'aclflo It R. 1st mortgage.
Western racine R. ft. lsr B?ttfafe.
( illfori ia and Oregon R. It, 1st, mortgage ext 5.
Oreiffm and Calli..min l?t nortgagt i per cent.
Northern Railway 1st Bmrtgflg -
Berkeley Uandi 1st moiig-igu.
Amador Branch II. ll. 1st mortgage.
brockton and Copperopolls R. ll. Isl mortgage.
Southern paella H. li. of Arl/ona 1st nortgage.
Southern racine R lt. of New-hlt?oo lat atBttgaga.
Galveston, H.rnisUurg and San Antonio 2d 0 per cent.
Lasjttataa Western n. u. 1st ?ertgage.
Morgan's Loulrlana nnd Texas ll. jg, arid K. S. Co. 1st 0.
Cullfor-nia i'aclflc 1st mortgage 4 1-2 per cont.
California I'B'iflc 21 mortgage U per cent.
California I'aclflc 3d mortgage 8 and 6 per cenl
Market Street Cable R'y Co. I-f. mortgage 0.
1'aiaro and Ssnta Cruz R lt Co. 1st 0 per cent.
Sac i a men to and I'lacervllle R. lt Co, 1st 6 per cent
Los Angeles arid San Mogo ll ll. Co. Itt 0 per cent
Holders of io .ir more oo*ipona ctn lesve thara for ex*
an,ii,at:.ni, and receive pavmcrr mi Hu* dar following.
_TIMOTTIl HOPKINS, Treasurer.
MINNEAPOLIS, st. PAUL AND SAULT
BTE, MARIE RAILWAY CO.. Mlininapolls. June
2.1, lfr-'SS.-Coupon No. 5, due July 1, 1888, of the first
mortgige ? per cent gold funds of the Mlnneapolla Sault
Bte, Malle nnd Atlantic Raliway Goflopaay wi!! be paid on
and after July 2, at the office of Messrs. Morton, Bliss *.
Co., 2H Nasaau-at., N. Y.
W. D. WASHBURN. President^
PENNSYLVANIA COMP.WY.-Four and a
A. hulf ;i<*r cent loan.?Interest due July 1st prOx. on
the bonds of this luau will be paid at the Natlcual City
Bank of New-York. Transfer books will close June l'j.
_JOHN E. DAVIDSON, Ttcattjer,
plTTSRr'RG, CINCINNATI and ST. LOOTS
A RAILWAY COMPANY.-office of the treasurer,
i'ittsbun*. Venn., June 14. IrtW.?The sen.I mumal Interest
du.- [ai proximo sa the registered extended bond* of the
Steuben villi, and Indiana Railroad Company trill lie paid
ou and after July 2, 1S8S, at the National City Barrie nf
New-York. Trunsf-r boole* will elose on the Kith last,
._JOHN ^"DAVIDSON, Treasurer.
THK NATIONAL SHOK AND LfcATHKU BANK
OF THK CUV OK N KW-YORK,
New-York, June lath, 13S3.
(DIXTY-NINTH DIVIDEND.
kj The Directors or this Bunn havo this flay declared a
-??rnl-snnual dividend <,f Kour 14; per cent free of tax,
pa-nbie on July 2d, 1&B8, untu which date lite 'rancor
book will be closed.
_ _ A. M. BCR1BA, Cashier.
THE PEOPLE'S BANK
OP THE CITY OP NI1W yo UK.
SE VENT Y-FOU KTII DIV ID LXD.- A iemi
unnual dividend of live (5) per cent free of taxes, will
bc paid on and after July 2, VU8. Transfer books will
be closed fruin 20th Inst until that, date.
_WILLIAM MILNE, Cashier._
?'Pur: CHATHAM NATIONAL HANK. 19H
X BROADWAY, Now-York, June 22, 1S38.
SEVENTIETH DIVIDEND.
The Board of Directors havo this day declared a.quar?
terly dividend of THREE I'KIl CENT from the earnings
of the past three months, payable on and after July 2.
Tte transfer boona will bo cloted until that date.
II. P. DOREML'fl,
_ Cashl'ir,_
rp UK NATIONAL PARK HANK OF NEW
-l YORK, lunu-22, 1488.?Tbs Director* have tjjls day
declared a dividend of KOL'R PER CENT from the Bant?
ings of rho pant nix months, payable, free of '.ax, on and
after July -.
The transfer book* will be closed until tho third pta*
imo._GEORGE s. HICKOK, Caaniat.
qMlE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY CO~
S Ul Broadway. Now-York. June 14, ISsSB.
DIVIDEND NO. 32.
A qrnr'erlv dividend of ONE PER CENT on the
eapiral stock of thia company has this dav benn declared,
pa vj hie on Monday, July 10, next. The tronsf--r bonks
?vs.ill bo cloned on Friday, June 29. ItiSS, at 8 o'elock
, ..--..*.,, v.. . i.?.,/, .? .,??- ..... .nco, ai o o eiu'rn.
and reopened on Tucsdav, Julr IT, ISPS, nt 10
o'clock, a. riv_ a. ft. ca LEK, Treasurer.
MILWACKEE. LAKE SlioRE AND WESTERN RAIL?
WAY COMPANY.
_ NEW-YORK. June 22. 1888.
rpiIE HOARD OF DIKIX'TORS of this com
?B. uany have this day aeelared I dividend of three Bad
one-half vet cent upon tho preferred capital atock, pay?
able at the National Bank of Commerce, New.York, the
15 th day of August next. The Transfer Books for tue
preferred capital stock '.?lil I*e closed at 3 o'clock ii. m. mi
He.liii-sd.lv. the MU) day of Julv next, and will ba ie.
opened uri Wednesday, the i,-,rh dav of Auzust next, at ll
o'clock a. m._GORDON NpjtlUK, Treasurer.
MERCANTILE NATIONAL HANK,
New-York, Jun- 22 1888.
TnE DIRECTORS ot this hank have this
day declared a dividend of three per cont, free of ti\,
payable on and after July 2, 1888
Tho transfer books will remain closed until fhnt (Site.
___u. BCIIENCR, CmM_
LONG ISLAND RAILWAY COMPANY.
DIVIDEND NO. IV
THE BOARD OF DIRKCTORS havo de
Blared a qturterly dividend ol ONE PER CENT upon
un. tantra! "(".-k, payable August l, 1888. Annatal
books clo.*-.' July 'J and reopen Ausru?t 2
III Mtv" GRAVES, Trennrer.
New*York, June Cl. 1888. _
THE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF THE C&i~ ~
Ol' NEW-YORK,
New-York. June 21, 1*?S.
I1 HE Hoard of Direi-tors have this day de?
clared a semi-annual dividend of three-and-on- half p*r
cert, free of tai, payable on and after July 2, 7888. The
transfer book* will bo closed until fha' data
If. BUCKIIOCT. Cashier
Dressmaking.
DRE.SSMAKER.-By a nnt-elSBS person, by the dar or
r.ike wnik home, rut. lit. drape; lr,su*t atyles; per
fect lit, ?u ir.inteed : highest references. Address ROBBS,
Tritium- Brandi Office. 104 Wes! 42d*st
Cost ano -fount).
ANY TERSON holding or lavfnrr claim to Bank-book
No. 101,ftU of the union Dime Saving* Institution
is notified to present it at tho Bain, as a natl book ia
about to be Issued.
UailroaDi.
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
RIVER RALROAD.
GREAT rOVR*TRACK TRUNK LINE.
Un and after J uti > 23, trains leave
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
Largest and Finest l'assvicer Station in America.
*? a. m., Rochester Express, drawing-room tata lt
Albany, Troy and Syracu?o..
9 a. m., Saratoga, Lske leorge, and Montreal. Specltl
drawing-room cara to 5ara?oga, Caldwell, Lake George,
Plattsburg, and Montreal; il*' to St. Albans.
'J a m. for Adirondaci Mountains, butene. North
Creek, Schroon Laku, Dlut Mountain Luke, Ac. Drawing*
rm.ni eat to Saratoga.
?*J :50 a. m., PAMOCS iTESTIBCLLD CHICAGO AND
BT. LOUIS LIMITED, composed exclusively of buffet
smoking-car, dining-car, sawlng-room sad ?l**eiiiui* ears (ur
Albany, Utlcs, tsyracuie, Rochester, lluiralo, Niagara
lalla. Erle, Cleveland. Udianapolis and Toledo, atrlvlu^ at
Chicago ti!) ;5o a. m., ts- Loni*. 7 :40 p. tu. next day.
110:30 I. m.. Chlccfo Ell rest for Niagara j-alls, T?*
ronto, Cleveland, Clnjinn.itl, indianapolis. Detroit and
CnlcatOj drawlng-roou oars to Canuudslxua, Rochc*>iei
and Rlrhlleld Springs
Ul r30 a m., \Voaprn Now-York snd Northern Bntaas,
for Saratoga, Laka leorge, Rolland, Bennington, North
Adams, ftc. Drswlit-room esrs tu Troy.
3 30 p. m., Saraogs ai. 1 Utica special, with drawing,
room turn to Alban,. Troy and baratnga. Runs IhrottgB
to Lase Ceorge on Saturdays only.
*l p. m., Acconmodtttion to Albany and Troy. Con?
nects Tor WUUnniituwn, North Adams, and liitermodJaio
point* on Bitehbure R. R.
?10 p. m., Pas' Chicago. Cincinnati and St Louis Ex*
prets for NUgarj Palls. Buffalo, Susp-nslon Bridge, To*
ria l.ettiAou stuttiners) mid Cltvtland, Cincinnati,
liidlauspiiils, St. Louis, Detmlt, and Chicago, with ietp.
lng and dining art.
*|d p. tu. f?r Clayton dally, Ineludlng Sunday; for
Paul Smith'*, (ally except Saturday. Through sfeeplna
..irs t.. Clavtoi and Paul Smith's via Utica uni R., W.
and O. lt. R.
'JO BO p. m. Montreal and Csnandalgoa ExpreaBj daily.
Bia ping ears io l latuburg sn i Mon'K'al via Rouse's Point
and via St. Aloani*. ul-., to B)rBCI -i ami C.inaii.i ir-.'ua, daily
except bunda'. Sunday t.r,iln dees not run wael of Albiay.
*f(>:3?i 0. "i. fur Adli-ontliiek .Mounmins, l.nk.- Chaxy,
Lvon Mniinti.n, Loon Lake, Baranae. Paul smith's, fte.)
via PlattMbtrg anti Chtu>auBBy Railroad; also t,. Lo?
loma, Nerti (r.-ek. Bchrooa Luke, Blue Moantaln [aka,
fte., via Na'att'gss ami Adlroiidm k Railroad, Sleeping car
New-York to Plattsburg. Conunenclne July -j sleeping
cir will benin from New-York tn Nerta. Creek.
;i p. bl. Special Bleeper, arrives Rochester 7:10 i. m.,
ISuifalo 'J Jo a. m.. una Cleveland 1:23 p. m.
?til :3C p. m.. Ftst Night Express foi Kiohti.id Bprlngs,
Rochester iiuffab.. NbgarB inn*. Toronto, Cleveland,
Cincinnati Indianapolis Bt. Loola, Detroit, and i iiit?,.;.i
with *!?'.-ping cars. bleeping tatt to Caiisiidalgua on
Sundays only.
ll Bulnignt, Ailirondack Mnuntsin Special fq I ur . ^
Lake Ce irue, 1'laitsluirg. Loon Like. Saraiuw l.i ,
Psul Sultb's, ftc. Sbmiring cars tu Albany.
i'lek.ts amt toaee In dra.\ lng-room and aleeping oms on
sole a', iiund Central Staion 413 7fc3 and 042 llrond?ay,
i-j i-ns pl. i rViiterr place, 02 w-st l2Stt>at., and
l.lMh *. Sttt'lon. New*Yura; 333 WaslUngton and 730
Kuluin st*., Brooklyn, ind 7D ith-st., Williamsburg.
We-tt.nu'* Etpre** call* for and check* baxxago fnurt
boPisor resident es.
?Rm dsilj , other* daily except Sunday. IStcp nt 13*>_.
at. htition to take up passenger* for Ninth ami Weat,
j. M. Tin ci.V. HENRY MONETT.
(icneral Superintendent. Otneral Pas/o-n^or Agent.
WBW-YORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
lllAILWAY. Tra,ns ItaVt Lom telnet at Wc?t 4-d
and Jay sus. us folio***:
Vest 4-.'d .I., 7 io u. m. ; Jayst., 7 ill a. ni , fur Mid
dl.-'jwii. Ellenville, Pall.-buig, Monticello. Liberty. WjI
t-o, llellil Norvsi.-h. I'tina. Rome, uui-lla, Pulf'.iii. Ot*
?eiii, Bulttlo, Deiroit, Chlug"
Vest 42(1 lt.. ll: IO ? p.: Ji.v-st.. S :55 *. m.. for
Waiklll Valley *tstlon*, l-ske* Mohonk. Mlnnewaska.
MUdletown. Pslltbuig. Liberty, White Lake.
A'itt 4'Jd-?t., 4:10 p. m.: Jtv-si., a :ii p. m., for
Willkill Vaii.-y stations, LBkes Mohonk, Mbinewaska,
>llldletown. Bluomliigburg, Mt. Dale, Monticello, Pallo
bu-g, Uberlv, While Ijike. Rockland.
Wen 42d ?*., 4 .50 p. m. ; Jty-st.. 4 :35 p. m., for
CsuplM-U Hull, Middletown. Blooiulngburu, Wurtsboro,
Ll.-mille.
West 42d-*t.. 0:25 p. m. ; J?y-*t-. 0:10 p. m.. dally Mr
Middletown, Fallsburg, l.lni-riy. Walton, Norwich, Oneida,
Os*ec... (suspension Uil.L-e. Detroit, Chliag.i, Kl Loul*.
Buffet Sleeper* to Niagara lolls. Reclining Chair Car
freo io oswegn.
Saturday half-holiday, We?t 42dst,. 1 :15 n, *? i J.iy.
si. 1 un p. m., tor Cariiitxit Hall. Middletown. BI.h.iii
lu/biir^', Ellenville, Kallsburg. Moiitliollo, Liberty. While
Livingston Msiior. Walton, Delhi
? ind b,
Ickets, ftc. si MT, 807.
ivay, 7S7 i.m-sve., 134 Cst Piotr
s ? tl WJ.%^^
Ijke, Ll\l;-g*ion Manor. Wi
I'ulliiuui Iirtwlug RiK'in Mata and berth* reserved st
30T Broadway Time tables, ticket*, ftc. ai 207, 807,
l|44, ..V*?28.Jlroidwayk, _787<p i.lh-tve., 134 Ilstt lSBth-sL.
:rson. O. P. A.,
le Exchange PUoe. Nsw* York. |
I.rtilroc.09.
VORTHERN KA I LIK (ADO ? N E tV-JEMET.
ll ?Trains luuve from t hami.*-r*-*t. Station week days
for Englewood, Tenafly, ClosUrr. bparkhlll, snd NyaeH
6;80. 7:00, 8:20, 9:50 sud ll .80 a. n. r 1 15, A JO,
4 00, 4:50, ft JO, 5 IO. (J r40 a :00. 10 r3*1 p. m., ll
?*?-??* Sunday*. 7 00, li: 50 a. m., 4 and f
^^^^Btaaaal
?sundays, il :0O
midnight, Sundays, 7 :00, 8 :50 o^ m.. 4 sikT 8 p. nw
Vor Nanuet, Spring Vall-r, Mon-ef snd Ttllmaut. waac
day*. 7 00. 0:50 a. m., 4:50,, 0 :40 p. ul bundays, fj;50
and S p.
ERIE RAILWAY.-Tickot tllTicr*<i, 4 01, SI7.
711 sud 067 Brosdwar. 163 l-l Bowery, 137 ititi il.
1 Battery place, Ciuinoeit and ?.'?il Sm el (en lee, .lea
ir.rk. 3JI and 13* Pul.eu '.. Bra-.klyn; 107 Drool**,
Will .einiig; cori.tr Newark and il.i-.i its U-hoke/i j
62 Montgomery**!., bii1 N> w Station, Jersuy City where
Tick' ts and Patl-ir or Sleeping i ???? and orders
for cheeking ani transfer .,f baggage can tv- obtained, lix*
press train* leave '.'.ii u .'. minutes earlier then time shown
from Chamber* f*. ; local trains '? I ? !'. bi bo te* earlier.
fi a. m.. dally, Day Evptest, buffet drawing-room v ichet
tn Hotfalo; puilm.ni sleeping Bosches lloriiclUvllle to
Cincinnati arni Cleveland.
10:30 a. ni., v.- k day*. Delaware Valley F.rpreio, parlor
ear to Binghamton, Owego. Elmira .md Corning.
6 p. m., daily. '-Chicago and BL I. vats Limited,*! tv.Ud)
Pullman frain of day and buffet steeping coach** to Buf?
falo. Niagara Fail*, Cleveland. Chliago, Cincinnati andi
bl Lours ii , ? - I fs?t rln.e.
9 p. m., dallv (iilcitco Express, pullman buffet sleeping
coach's to Binghamton, Ow tyro. Ii;rn ra. Rorheiter, Buf?
falo. Cincinnati snd Chicago.
Rurricrford aul Pas?lc?-I, 4:45, 6, 7, 7 50. Brio,
10:30 a. m.; 12 nomi; 1, 1:45, fl,
3 40.4:10. 4:40. 6rl0. 5:30, 6 50. 6rlf), I 30,
7:30, 9, 10:30 p. m.: Vi night. Also to Rti'.h.rfort]
? :30 0. in. ; 4 30, 6 r'.'O p. in. ,. 8 lo, 0 40,
u, m. Sundnys, 4 45, 8:80, 10:30 s. m.; 12 noon;
1 :45, 3. 4, 5, 0 30, 7 :30, !?, 10 30 P m. : 12 nlyhl.
Psterson-4. 4 .45. a 7, 7 :50, 'J 30, 10 :M a. Bi. ; 12 noon;
1, 1 ?5. 3, I 3". 3 40. 4. 4:10. 4 3". 4 40. 5. 5 10.
6:30. SM ...I". o:30, 3:40 J .10, i, 10:80 _p. m.;
12 night. 'SundST*, 4 :45, 8 30, 10 :M I m.; 1ST noan;
"L" 1:45, 3. 3 3<\ 3 40. 4, 4:10, 4 3'i. 4 40. 5. 5 H),
6:30. .-. 00 ii.H>, o30. 9:40 7 :*), 9, 10:8O p. m.*
12 night. SundST", * Ai, 8 30, 10 3m I. m. : laTnoen;
1:45, 8, 4, 6, 0:30. 7:30. 0. 10:30 p. m. , ll night
Newark and Paterson, \ "i Newark?143, n:'t), 8. fi rrlJO. 10.
11:80 a. m.; 2, 8.30, 4 :2u, 4:50, 5:20, 6 50, 6 20.
7:30, 10 p. m.; 12 night. Sundays, lta| 3 JJ.
6 r80, H p. m.
Ridgewood and Suffern?4. 4 :45, 7:50. 9:30, 10:30 *. m.;
1, 3, 4, 4 :30, 5, 6 30. 0:10. 0 :40. 7 3), tr, 10 .30 p. m. ;
12 nlrb*. Ai-*-, io Ridgewood, ti 30 a. m. ; 5 20 p. m.:
to feulTern, 3:30 p. m. Kunda***!, 4:43. 8 30, 10 30
a tm. : 1 45, 4, 0:30 p. m. ; 12 niir.it.
Mewbuig and Cnrnw?l!-7 :*-, ? a. ni. , 3 ?0, 4, 4:30, 5 00.
5 3o ri. m. Sunday*, 9 a. m. ; 1 15, 5 p. m.
Warwick-Week days, \ a:,, b, io 30 a. m. j 1. 4 :30 p. m.
Goshen?4:43, 7 50, 9, 10:30 s. m.; 1. 3:30, 4:30. 5:30.
9 p. m. Sundays, 4 :45, 8 :80, 9 a. m. , fl .30. 9 p. m.
MlldV'-own aol I'..rr, J.rvU-4 :45, 7 :50. 9, 10 :30 s. m. S
3r30, 4:30, 5, 7:30. J p. m. Sunday*, 4:45, 8:30, 9.
s. tn. ; 5. 6 :30, 9 pm.
Kxpre.^ (rains from the West srrlvo tn New-York st
7 :05, ll :50 a. m., and 10 20 p. m.
W. J. Ml'IU'llY. L. P. FARMER,
C-ii'i Kup't General Pasaeoger Agent.
P~~EKlNaVLVANIA RAILROAD."
on and aft'r June .c. J 8
GR IT l RUNS LINK
AND UNITED STATLS MAIL ROUTE.
Trains Leave Now-Turk. ila Dc?bro?-cj and Cortlacdt
Street narr a*, a-, f- lions:
Harrisburg, Pittsburg m.d the Wi sr, with Pullman PaUca
Cars stuehed, :> <v j m., 8:80 ur. t Cai i d s p. in,
daily. New.Vork snd ( BJ ca go Limited ol P ri -.
Dinln ? , mid bleeping Vest! ulei Cj:s at 9 OJ
a. m. e\ery dBT.
Williamspori, Lo. ic Daven, 9 ;co a. m., 8 :00 p. m. ; Cot jr
and Kile at 8:00 p. Bx, connecting at Corry for T.ttt
viii- mid the Oil Regions.
For Lebanon. U .0" a. m.. 3 :20 p. m. snd 12rl5 night.
For Norristown, i'henlwlll.-, Potwtown and R-ading,
ll on a. m., 1 oo, 2 rix) and 4:00 p. m. fcutuitUya
only, 8 p. m. .Snnday*, 0:15 arid 10 a. rn.
Baltimore, Waahini on nod tho St nth, * Limited Wash?
ington Express* of Pullman Parlor Cai?, dilly exoapf
Sunday, 10 a. m.; arri vt Waahlugiuii 4:00 p. n. I
da.ly, with Dining Cai, at 3:40 p. m.. arrive WatS*.
lnKloii 9:12 p. m.; regular at 1:20. 8 rOO and I'M
B. Bk, 1:00, 2:00, 4 :liO and 9:00 p. ci, and 12:li
niL-hi. Sund.iy, lilli aud U a. m., 4 :3o and 9 p. m. andr
12:11 nigiiL
For Atlantic City, I p. m. week-days (througi Parlot
Car j.
For Can? May, 1 p. m. week days.
Long Bramrh, Hay Head Jui.etioa snd Intermediate *'v
tiona, via Raliway and Ambo-.-, 3:30, 9 .lo a. m., 12
noon, 3:10, 4:10 and 5 p. m. On Sunday, 9 :45 a. nu
sud 5 p. m. (do not atop a'. Albury Park).
For Old Point and Norfolk, via New-York. Philadelphia
and Norfolk Railroad, 8 p. m., d?Uv; via RaJtimora
and Ray Line, 4 rix) p. m. w< ek iny?
Boai* of "Brooklyn A'nex" evnnect wl'h all throuj***
trains at Jtrtty Cl'y, affordLug a tpcidy and direct
transfer for Brooklyn travel.
fm* PtnT.AT.tfT JtTTA
Exprett trains li ave New-Yurk, v.a Disbrotoe* tr.-JJ
Cortland' Street ft nias, a* follow*:
6:20, 7 :*:0. 8, 9 i9, Cnicago Limited, with Dining Car*
nod lo, washington L nnieii. sn 1 ll i. m., 12 :-M, 1. -Jr
3 r^O, 4, 4 :3o, 5, li, 0 r^O, b rmi 'J p. m. and lil 15 nigh...
Aeconunodatiuii, a :30 and ll .10 a. m., 4 :19 and 7 p. Bt
Bundara, Express 0:15, u c.) Limitedi aid lo t ?.,
4, 4:30, 5, ?', 0:30, 8 and 9 o.m., and lilli higtU
Aeconiinodatloii, 7 j), m.
Trains leaving Now-York dally, except Sun Jay, at 8, 9
and ll rio a. m., 1, 2, I, 5. B DJ m. oed 10 a. m..
ind 0 p. m. on Sundaya, eouneet at, Trenton for Camden.
Ticket OflCt*. Nott 1. 435, D49 ru. J 944 Dioa lv,.iy. 1
Aator lluuisc* and foot of D'thru**--.-, and Cor:land', nu.; 4
(Viurt-?t. and BrookDn Annex Station, foot of Fulton--.*-,
Brooklyn; station, Jersey City; Emigrant Tlckirt Offlce,
Castle Garden.
The Now-York Transfer Company will call fer zai
?ek bagoace from hotol* ani re.-lii uces.
CHAS. E. PUGH. J. _R. WOOD,
Cheek bagsace from hotol* and "re
UAS. E. PUGH, _________
General Manager. Gen?ral Pa>s'r Agent.
WEST SHORE HA IL HOAD.
N. Y. C. * II. IC R. Co., letieea
Trains have \v,->r ?2aV-t. s'atioi. ns follows, snd 20
mlnures earlie: (TOBI fool ol Ja.-.-.-i., North K:\-.-r
Detr dt and Chicago, 1:18 a. m., *0 roo, '3rl5 p. m.
bt. Loulu, '<) on, -3 At ]?? m.
Syrae'ts", Buffalo, it cn s easton lt'iil.*e, NI*
agara Falls, 3 15, tlill, BL. ?) Oo. ?**:'?"? n. m.
CtU-a, 3 :1ft, '9 :55, {ti 11 :30 a. m., ?() :00, '8 :15 p. m.
KlnL'tton, Siugertles, C.-.t.s.in, Albany. 3.15, -7:15.
*9 55. i..j ll ;30 a. Bk. ls. 4 :oo, *i) .00, -o 15 p. in.
Crsaston'S, Wt*! Point. Cornwall, Nev, burg, *3:t.%
?7:15, -r- :55. 10:11, (S| ll :30 S. m., (Si 4 :0O, 4 :I0. I I ..
*<r15. (s :45 u. m., and 9:00 a. m., 3 15 aud 0:00 ii. ui.?
Cransti-n's, Cornwall, Newburg.
For .Montreal ani Cnna-bi Bast, '0:00 p. n,
Hamilton, Lindon, "J :65 a. m.. *0 :00, *8:lop. m. To?
ronto. ni:55a. m.. 16:00. *i:15p. m.
Flegai ii-, for Buffalo, Niagara Fu'.ls, Dettoia
Chleairn and Ut L'.ul*.
Saratoga Specials, (a) ll .in ri. m., (s. 3rl5 p. m. Draws
In-; r- om . irs i brough ; i .--j.j'
Lain (ie. rr."', Il riio a m.. Di ri ivlni- Room Cars to Call
troll, Saturda] - only, .- 1 :ta p. av
Lakes MoaonJk tad Mlnnowtska. via New.paltt. 9:00,
(ai 11:30 a. BL. fa) 1:49 p. ni. Drawing-Room Cars to
Klnasum on 9:00, n, ll :90 I, bl, (sj Ai', h. m. trains.
KastertklU, Hunt r. Grand ll I 8'stion, tod rho.-,
nleia, 3:15, 'J :0(l, i-i: ll SO g. m. is. 3:15 p.m. Drawlncr
[loom ('.irs to (Irani lintel "(tan.ni and to Phoenicia 'for.
Hotel Kauterskill and MoVitalu J1..U-. , on 0 :00, Vdt ll 30'
i- m. mid is :( IS p. m. train*.
Palenvtlie, Cairo and klountaln Doaat station, 3 li,
7:15, UrOO, (I 1 I r3o a. BL. (-3:1.-, p. m. Dru wff ?*
Room Cars to Catskill o-. (j) 11:30 a. m. and isj 3 .15 p. nj.
trains.
- Haily. I Dal> exd-p* Satnrrinv. Orh--r trains daily.
ixeept senday. (ai !? itt J raejr City, iv K. B - iJ
tiou, (a) ll r20 a. bl, (s) 1:40 a, bl ; Il .boken, Wett Shorel
Itatlon, fa) lt :30 a. m.. (s) 3:10 p. ni,
For tit-ket*. tim-'-tabii's. parlor or sleeping-car i
nodatlons or Information, apply at of.ic.-s. Brooklyn-33.T
Wa*.hlngti.u-si.. ruo Full - ?-. ?nn t Offloe, toot ,,r fal.
on-rit. New-York Ciiy-303, 78ft, '.U2 Broadway, 153 l.j
Bowery. IS Park plata and Weal BJ o' iti .ns, f00t yt
a/eat t2d-tt, foot of Jay-?t., N- ll* C. ll. i AMBERT,
6 Vanderbilt a,-. General Passenjror Agent.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OP .\ I:\V-.TKR.SEy7
l-UOTOP LIBERTY STREET, NORTH RIVER,
Time Table of May 20, 1888. I
For PIIILADIi.l'HIA and TRENTON. " Bound Brook*
Route," a-. 4, 7 :s>, 9, ll a. m. ; 1 IBO, J! 15. 4, 5 .30, 7 :30,
12 P. m. SUNDAYS at 4, b :45 a BL . .j3'>. 12 p. m.
Train* leaving at 4. 7 :4o, ll a. m., 1 30, 4. 5 :30. 7 :30w
12 p. m. ha\e eonaoeUaa for Beading, Harrisburf, Pu-t?,
ville, ate.; 4 a. bl for Eu-.ton, Rethiehem, Aiiontuwiu
MtUCd Chunk, Reading. Harrisburg, etc. Ou bunday f^a
La-i on.
7 :00 a. m. for F.cr-.inston, Easton, Bethlehem, Alletisi
town, M-im-ii Chook.
h:::o a. m. fpr Plomlngton, I^ihe Bopateonf, F.a'tnn
Be-hlehem, Allentown, Mamti Chunk. Wilkt-sbarre, S. ransi
ton, Reading. Hsrrlsburg, Pottsville, Tau-an.ua, Slumukln.
Suiinui). Lewl-lnns. Willlainaport.
I p. m. fur Pleinln-rtoii, Easton, B-illulienu Allentown.
M.nit-h Chunk. Read?g. Hsrrlsbuif
:t 15 p. m tor Easton, BetJblebem, Allentown, Mauch,
Chunk. WUlKsnaria. Icrantoo, Ttmaqoa, siiamokin.
4 30 p. m. for I-'le:i ingtou, LaJie llojiar.e .rig, Easton.
Bethlehem, Allentown, etc.
5 rOO snd 5 :30 p. m. for Somerville rind Ftemlnalcn.
5 45 p. in. f.^r Easton, Bethlehem. Allen'.mu, Mau'ti
Chunk. Res-Jan? Baitlsbara. et:. on bunday* at 5-3iJ
p. m.
4. 8:15, 11:15 a. m., 1. 3:30. 4, 4 30. 0:15 p. m. ; Sun?
da}*, 0:00, 9:00 a. m foi R 1 llatiR. Lona Branch (Atbury
Park, Oeean Grove, txoept Sunday). Pi Int i'l r*s,
ant. Parlor ears at 11 III a m.. 1, 3:30. 4:30 p. m.
4, 8:15 s. m., 1, 4 :80 p. BL, for Panntngdalo. LAKE*
WOOD, Manchester, Toms River. Barn.-Kat, etc.
4 a. BL, I p. m. for ATLANTIC CITY, V'.nelan'f.
Brld?eton.
4:00, 11:00, 8:15, 11:15. 11:45 ?. m., 1 00, 4, 4 30.
6:30, 6 15 p ra Bundsys, 0:00. :> a. tr,. f..r Perth Arnboy.'
SANDY l|...'K ll"! TE
For LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE, ets,
PROM I'M II 6, W. U.
For Atlaiitle Htghlands, Hljrhlaud B-a.-h, Sea'irlght, Mon*
mouth Hca'h and Lone Brunch, 4 :30 10 15 a. m. ; S:i\
5 p. m. Sundays (txetnt Atlantic lliuhlands), p.a<S
a. m. _
For Blbetoa, ftabury Park, Oeean Grove, eic.. 10:15 i. m.,
3 45 0. to. Sunlays (txeepl A.-itiry Park and Ocean]
Grove), 9:30 a. bl
For Lakewi od, Toms PJver ind Barnegat. 4 30 a. m..
8 -.46 p. m.
i't.-k-ls and Parlor Crir ise.its ean Ive proen-red gt 71,
415. BIL 04?. mo. 1121 BroadwaTi Itt Itliava.
pTew-Torh Transloi C npanj viii ..li fr and checl|
baggage tron hotel bi res?sa re,
CHORE LINE-ALL-RAIL BOUTE-JPOH
kl . -. | \ ,li.I thti I.a- BVi I l.rilif
Central Station u 10:00 a. m and l iki p. m for \
HUI Narragansett Pier. Newport, and Provjdenot and
Hutton ?"? I p. BL Limited Expreta . v t, l'nivs
Mince and m--*-:..:i. 11:10 a m. NIl-!i' Express for Mew*
port, ProvWeo i Bostoo .lally. Palace Parlot <j ;
Sleeping Cats to de?Unatl >n._
I Eli IC ll VALLEY RAILROAD.
rA.SSI.NGLR TRAINS leave foot ot Cor?aili imf
De-ibn-asus ii*- a* follow*:
0 ?J a. BL ("r CataanucjUl md Intermediate polrts.
ti a. in. f?r Geneva, Lions, Elmira, ftoehastat, Buc*i?
ind the Wett and prluclpai local point*. Chair car tn
Elu ira.
1 p. m. for Tunkhamioek and lnU.iineill.it* points. Chalfl
tai to luiikhanuock- Ooaaattka to naa_B| aa! liam*.
3.40 p. m. for Pittston tod principal lntermediata
point*. chair cai to I- and lt. Junction.
6.10 p. BL f<T Maddi Chum, ami iiterm.-diate polms*
Conni'Hon to Rca Ung and liarrl?burg. Chair ear ta
Mam-It Chunk. _
; p. m. for Geneva, Lyona FlmJra, Roeheater, BuN
lalo and the Wett. Pullman sieepei to Lyons.
ti.16 p. m. for Lsursy* and lnU-rmedlate point*. I
Trtlut leaving at ti a. BL, 1 p. m. and 3:40 p. m. eon,
ceci. for sU puluts In Malian..y ani tl.uletoa coal ii-a-loii*.
SO.DAY TRAINS.
ll. ir. for Wauch Chunk, Ila/leton and lcicrmedla'a
point*.
. 45 p. m. for Copl.iy ani Intermediate i-oliils.
1 p. m. for Goneii. Lyona, Elmira, nVeneaakB- Bufsi
lalo tnd tim Wael. Pu'; to l.\ou?.
General I^atteru OlUco. Jlli Broadway.
'RAINS FOB BOSTON
via
New-Yolk and New-England
and
New.York. New-Ilaveai snd Hartford Rosdt
Lea*.. Nl.W-YORK IO A. M.. '3 P. M , ll MO P M.
ArrUe BOSTON 1 SO P M . '? P M . 7 A. M. \
PARLOH C VUS ON DAY TRAINS, t
PULLMAN bl.H.I'ING CARI ON NIOJBT TRAINS*
?8:00 p. m. Dally, 1m lu ting Sunday*.
Other train* (tilly except Suuda)*.
Sioeplnu cor ace, i ran be secured at ticket
etti, ea, 337 BresdwBy. ind Grand Central Di'pot.
1
d'*AVE CHARLES ROUTI
>*> m i ?
OLD TGI NT .-"M PO RT.
NORtt'LK. PORTSMOI I II
AND Till. nOUTIL
NEW.YORK. PIIILADELTUIA * N0R7OLK R. ??
Train le*vet toot of Cortltndt and Dvnbroase* ?t*w
nally* S;00 p. m. Ticket* and lieepiug heuos saeartft
st iny Ticket Offlce ol tb? Pennmlvanls Rallmod Coj,.
H. W; DUNNE. Sunk ?. B. COOEE. G. P. IKi,

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