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Mr. CRAWFORD AND THE DEAD
"A BOOK OF GHOSTS.
WTTII TITE IMMORTALS. Hy F. M ATC 1 ON CHAW
FORD. IS***, pp. 300. Macmillan <- Co.
Mr. Crawford hns not written a novel this time.
but a book difficult to classify. Thc opening is
Ingenious and in parts strong. The idea of n
vi iilthy clald'ii-r in science, who, in cxpa'rimenting
.with tollurio electricity, so nlTccts thc condition
of thc elemental forces that for once in a way nnd
?during a -short lime thc dead become visible lo iho
living, ond can mingle with lhasa ns formerly, is
developed with decided skill. Thc description of
thc el, effie storm caused by Au'-rustns Chard's ex
gxrrimont**, and thc first npi-earance of thc denizens
of another world, in their habits ns they lived, is
thc best bit in the book, weird, original, and full
of uncanniness. Having put his dead people on
thc stace, however, the author npp.ars nt a loss
what to do with them. Hs hus arranged a ron sh
scaffolding in ne\vnncc. Three hullos and one man
havo taken a c.istle on the southern shore of the
?Sorrentine pen:insula, in an isolated and classic
?fitiiatiin. and herc they ore visited by the ihadM
Mr Charil's experiment bas rendered visible and
tangible.
Once on thc stage these historic) chaTnclcrs do
nothing but converse, and the book falls into the
?category of ? Dialogues of tlie Dead," of which thc
liurature of many nations contains abundant ex?
amples. Mr. Crawford hns tims put himself In
competition with not a few famous au-tors, nn*i
among modern w-riters with Fenelon nnel Fonte
Belle, wit?i Lyttelton nnd Landor?the last named
_>ein{f much thc most formidable. Taking the best
Sf Landor"! ? Imaginary Conversations"' ns ex?
amples, it ls certainly true tbat he -surpasses all
who have essayed this form of composition, and the
spirit, le_ruing, beauty, wisdom and polish of his
?writings may well be the despair of less gift?*d and
less tboronghly equipped imitators. Mr. Crawford
hi? endeavored to increase the interest and
? vraisojnblance" of bis characters by making them
; talk os they would, could, might or should have
-talked in life. But owing to we know not what
miscbance, be hns succeeded only Lu reinforcing
lhat obronlo perplexity of modern Spiritualism?
tbe strange det_ioration of intellect whica- seems
lo characterize all the alleged eommunications
?from ? tbe other side"
There is variety enough In his ? dramatis
?personae." We aro Introduced to Heine. Julius
Caesar, leonardo da Vinci, Pascal, Dr. Johnson.
?Francis tbe First* Chevalier Bayard. Heine, I?seal
and Johnson are evidently intended to 6pcak in
character. The Imitation of Johnsonese is easy
enough provided the copyist ls content to follow
only tbe external form. To duplicate the groot
lexicographer's wit and wisdom is quito
another enterprise. The attempt to reproduce
Heine Is scarcely more successful, and it is inter?
fered with by the curious blunder of th? experi?
menter, who, while postulating thc theory that all
men after death continue to believe what they
held in this lifo, puts in Heine's mouth rever?
ential and even religious expressions totally at
variance with his known ?pinions in the flesh.
Heine's writ, moreover, is not of a kind to be imi?
tated by a less nimble and ethereal spirit thaa his
own, and though Mr. Crawford makes him utter
some " smart" things from time to timo, it ls
lamentably apparent that the lqss even of that
puny body which languished so tragically upon
Mb "mattress grave" has seriously affected the
evolution of his ideas. Almost the same remark
may bo made of Pascal, from whom we 6hould
have expected much better and fresher talk than
he is herc delivered of. The author of the " Pro?
vincial Letters" and the u Thoughts'' was always
?perfectly lucid in expression and generally original
In his thinking. He had the kind of mind which,
given favorable environment, would havo made
him a great man of science. In this volume bc is
merely a faint shadow of his books, however.
Caesar poses with dignity. He needs it all; for
bc is repeatedly referred to as the " greatest man
who sen lived," and that i_ panegyric on so colos?
sal a scale that the individual capable of - living
un to if must indeed possess an abnormal share of
? aplomb." As regards Caesar's views, no doubt
there is a wide lield for speculation. Mr. Craw
lord has chosen to ascribe to the great Beman what
many may consider a too modern spirit. The am?
bition to be a civilizer, to leavo the world bettor
than he found it, to establish an enduring empire
upon elastic and progressive lines, may have been
Caesar's, for to genius is given insight and percep?
tion often far exceeding contemporary knowledge
and understanding; but at least lt may be said
that there is nothing in his literary or historical
remain- to give substance to such a view of his
desires and purposes. It seems that Mr. Crawford
has not fully thought out the scheme of life lived
by his " Immortals," for whereas ha represents
them sometimes as fixed by death in the charac?
ters they made for themselves during life, else?
where he speaks of them as continually learning
.ince death, through study of thc living world's
progress. Thus wo find Caesar discussing Ailar
cbism with absolute modernity of ideas, and criti?
cising the campaigns of Francis tho First very
niueh as Jomiui might have done.
The state in which these shades find themselves
8s not a little singular. They have no knowledge
whatever of their ultimate destiny, but they regard
the future with coiisidciabje-inquictu.e. They at>
jieiir to be in some obscure way cut oil from com?
munion with their former frieDds. They seem to
be altogether in the dark as to the laws of their
ehadovv" existence. They have no information to
Impart. But like the average spirits called from tie
-va_ty dee]) by the Benaan medium, they take great
satisfaction m talking platitudes. The subjects of
theil BOBVersatloa are the large ones which have
?been argued all round from the beginning; and yet
somehow the mont latexest-M of ali these questions
arc not dealt with at all. Ptihaps there aro not
nany inquiring minds which would be very grateful
to a group of distinguished ghost- for " revisiting
thc gi-xcps-es of the moon" in order to grind
over some of the old definitions of wit and humor;
to reopen thc discussion as tx> which kind of love ls
?worthies., or to poss time in conjectures as to what
rirtic-ilar moment in a given life )6 the happiest,
pou suth theses the scholiasts of the Middle Ages
go doubt delighted v> expatiate, and the frivolity of
a question never weighed with them if only it
could borve as a 6hoeing-he>ni wherewith to pull
(in all manner of subtle, hair-splitting dialectics.
|fa Crawford's topics are not 60 recondite as
those of the schoolmen, but most 6t them are as
^soluble, and therefore as eternally oj-a to
argument, which renders them unprofitable.
There is a certain pleasant indolence of lci-ure
fn th. talks with thc Immortals; a poetic haze
seems to brood over the scene and to soften the
?fantastic! aspects of it There ls a quaint and not
altogether unpleasing pseudo-anachronie?a in the
bringing together ot so many widely separated
entities. Of course this is no real incongruity,
fer with Death Time eSBBSB to operate, au'd In
tternity there is neither past nor present nor
future. Being dead. Julius Caesar and Samuel
Johnson may very well foregather, nor is there
eny apparent reason why tiny should not visit
the Sorrentine coast la company, and. to 6peak
girofancly, put their diaphanous Jegs under the
game mahogany. But t<i make them behave
(naturally in such imagined aJ-SaaBBtansa. tvi,
?Bently demand, a genius BSSSSSg than Mr. Craw
lord can bring fa the undertaking. His conception
ana bold and nov* 1?nt laaal BB part, aad could
he have exec ut-.-'.l it thoroughly his BBS08SS would
have been decided. Kveu as it is th- aarlfl arith
?winch he BBSB Iud 6tago and ushers iu his dur
ecu rs kajparta to tha work, aetwith
Haadtag th'.- increasing aTitlBawcaa al its as*
vcloj.ra.nt, a IMbUbcB flavor of ihe s^jw-rnatural,
and a tone of the classic patiod caught, i' pjaj
he thought, from the imperishable monument- of
pattin- herself.
The closing s-srno, *n which thc nvin*.' people
Visit the Isles of the Sirens, see those mythi.nl
lind fatal sisters, an.l haag their alluring BOOgB,
ls a return to thc hi.-'h promise of thc Op-BiBg,
{The verses given herc aie full of the spirit of
tbe place, of the unti*.ue lagSBsAs, cf thc- past
?ad of the tragedy of a hoary past With their
Wfctical melody Bounding ju _,i8 caf?> thc reader
closes this strange book, and until the waight
of the conversations which form the BJBSaSSB i-irt
of lt recurs to him is disposed to commend tba
volume quito heartily. If it were all like the
first and thc last chanters he mi-lit do sn with
a clear conscience and a salistleel jiul-rnx-nt. bal
in thc present case tho " il' unfortunate
signifirane'i. _
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HOBBY. W. L. AKIN. N- C. HENDRICKS-N. Brina.
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THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
WEST MADISON SQUARE. If. Y.
Open ali Ki?_Q?. Also Seaside _um_er Comsa.
For Youn? Ladies?City.
A - MUS. SYLVANUS REED'S
BCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES (2.TH YEAR).
6 AND 8 EAST 53D-ST.. NEW-YORK.
(CLASSICAL SCH'JOL FOR GIRLS. l'.'Cl Madlson-ave.,
j Dear 125ih-st. -Pupil* _tt"d for all ck-lieges oma to
women; those completing preparatum b'-ro adnniu-d to
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Reopens Sept. 28. Miss North and Min*. Barn.-a, Principals.
?\lIS8 JAUDON'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, 348 Madison-"
.'J 1 vs.-Will reopen MONDAY. OCTOBER J*-t- Pira
pppll|-received Into the family._ i
\\ I6S PEEBLES AND MISS THOMPSON'S
J-'1 BCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
82 and 31 East ITth-st., New-Yara
'Aa*?(?-** until Sept. 1st, care of J. KENNEDY TOD A
CO., Bli?ers, 83 Wllilam st., N Y._
M
ISS CHISHOLM'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
15 East eith-st., N*w-Yor_
Will reopen September 28. Boys* Clsrse*.
REV. DR and MRS. C. ll GARDNER'S Boarding snd
Day Sch oo! for Girls, 007 Bt?-IT*. Mrs. Gardner, untlior
of History of .'niuce, EiiKlaud and America, in rliji_o.
Brooklyn.
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY.-Thl* day asl
boarding school of y>.ung ladle* (BStb year) will reopen
September 26. Clrcu.ar* sent on .-ijinllcatlot?
I3S Mo_U"_U0--t., Biuuiilyn, N. Y.
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MARY A. Bili*. HAM,
Principals
For Both Seixesv-Country.
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, JU. bend lot ill'i-tiaii-a car*locuo,
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1,"*OKT EDWARD COLLEGIATE INsTlTrTi:.- Slat
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I a lyal._
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-'-partineu?, Early apblkstlon ls ti-s r*Gl?*.
Ha KAI
lt
BT h. BAm:ET, Principal.
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I)
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like |nd C hristlan. fcuj/*ti'ar f.vcl.i !??? In music and arl.
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lege a neeleltx- Pe ? *d ll Vasse
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CAROLIN- M. UEKR1SH, A ll _
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e.-Slitfiit. ad-i't-ea |; DARI.IN','lu \. Ph. Ii. l'rip
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lt vd; (,j, 1,a s. p. n.:.. t 12. Ip adi,tu!, hu- el.ke t or
ough- Hil,-- tt-ii 1 . ________
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,u.,r.. ind furn shed with in elevator. Cnarg*
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A W. e'V-WLI.s. LL. li . J '* V
p OLDEN HILL SEMINARY, l^r. KG LAD]
*?? Bridgeport, 1 oao. A'D" m
Ml** EMILY NELSON !' I fSpaL
Hill TON SEMINARY I'"U YOUNO LADIES,
-. Y . og* I- uniurp* -ei in music,
. and art, at:.-*-1 -.- to sra . U?1 > or __ii
Schools.
tor llluiirated ratalo.uo silt. -1
A *. HF.N1 PICT. A. M.
nOMB AM) DAY BCHOOL POR GIRLS.
'? THE ELMS ' 1***.
Ml.ss PORTER, .
Pujnls sdndtwd lo Va-*ar, Wellt sfi-y and Kmlth
jon *,ur ci-itlOcate. Quincy n.'l.'i.l for children.
YNDOH HALL.
POI.-GHLT 1.1'SIE, N. Y.
L
A Girl's S* hool or ii..- beal ' lae * *?IBS* Preparatory
and Academii Courses. Language*, ah. Mum*. Addre.a*
_SAMUEL vv; i.i.i, ni ck, a M. Principal,
HOME INSTITCTE, Tarrytown, N. Y -A l.oardlnp arid
day school f,.r young lsdl'-s and Utile girls, will rt*.
t-ptu _.pi?mb.r lb. MISS M. W. 1*_'1CAL1. Prlaciual.
jjnotcnction.
M;
For Younf? Ladies?Country.
MM B_0 WILLIAMS' .sl.LUCT FAMILY SCHOOL
hui*. YOUNG I.AD1I- AND LITTLE GIRLS,
Amber*!, M??*>. lui., bent. 12. .8. u> June 17. '??.
bend Li Clrc ul si ?.t_o. C.llo.u Ailiaiit.ges ai.:
ri.'l'.irsii.'ii t0* e .diego.
L'-.A.N ' SEMINARY, "fs'l 'sill HY. CONN -Hoi I
School. Yoong I... las. n.-utifui ond healthful lo-.i
? from New York. Half hour fiorr,
li.1itf.1r I A Iii -ai;, ?/, J ll NI I.I VN._
"VI l--s BA UTI : I l's N-'TT'S, Hum*)
Ita , I lui School fur Young La.li. s, 33 Well-aU, Now
..jp- n Beni .4.
* . . i ? . ,,, p.
"I-* MAUI I. MiVlN.v i INO AND DAY
-'I si HOOL, _o_ and 2**1 w. ** Chelten-ave,. l-crman
(-?*). l'lnl.i , begin* n* .'"'li rest St pc SO, 1888, " Ap
? ami " authorlted I La Mawr * ol;.-;-.- to pre
i .rodents foi ii. en! nations. Pupils pj?
_
MISS 'U'LKM *,'*,* KmsKhini; AND DAY SCHOOL
I ri- "Tarry?wn-on-the-Hndaon, wUl reopen \A
\ r uiiill s,. ptembe r 1.
MORAVIAN S EMINi ARV' I'G MM:,*'. l.AIHI-s."
luthlebem, Pa a e Bturr** expel?ace, e-mMiH?
iinh beal modern '-Al* ta/lllUea equalled by
fa-i sad ? nea ??
^."^;;! DAME Ol' MARYLAND!
ll . ? | and Prejmra'nrv
fm Little Girl*, i mu ii v i". *" three b.iI*-* trow
Baltimore, mi., conducted by t_e SHU ra ot Notre Dates,
Bond i. _
QB-jjuN- Institute,
Bing pip the Undana, New York.
fr Girls uU Young Wemen, _lat real begin* Bepi 10.
IV lutlful loi silo iii..h. lu Art and
Musi. Christian culture Thorough and advanced
y vi.uk. Academic cpptir- Ul* r ir college. Col?
legiate cu'-- prepare* f.-r deg .r A. li ac Columbia
s M. VAN VI.Li I*. A. M., E. B. SHERRARD,
UOBIERE BEMINARY, Sin::,ford. Conn.-Home board?
ing i I chflllrea, thorough Inatruc.
tam; mother** care: reopen* September _j. Address
Ml** A. TH f KS 1. 'X. iTin"-i|.al _
i i si M i ', i i.v, ly if NEW-YORk.
I? particular* addict
_ Mr?. s. J. LIFE._
. MARY'S ir\:.i.. i:"i:u.\'.i"N. N. J. Ka old
it Church s,''i>-...i in the eountry f.-r >_'irin. ufa begin
Ila nc-,' u ond school yrai on W* lnceday. Sept 28 lor
,". stating terma etc., apply to Mi-s JULIA G.
Mcallister m.- principal, ii'inin-toic n. j., et ie
i: l: - >i. ;. ol N- ??'. J- ; -? ? Iho president. _
ki EVEN GABLES.-MRS. WL-n "'IT.-, HOARDING
?'School f. i v ung Ladle*. Brli-geton, N. J. Ccrti.1
cate admit* i" We lesley. Prepare* rot any OnHem. In
the pinej region. Climate ol Lakewood, N. J., but
milder. Pare apring irater. Gymnaala-i and sun parlor.
Illustrate l * i . . ?,' -.ii application;_
ria EMPLE (.r.uVl. LAJDIES- BEMINARY, Saratoga
J Bpringa, N. T. Thirty-fourth te ir b lin* Beal li
Aili.-- CHA? V DOWD, __________
rp ALLMAN Seminary, Patenea, N. J -iud emir?.with
I ? i rough iiisii'i, 'i..ii- in erecr depirtment Musictii ad.
Vantage* far drculan address mi** m. M. Hunt. Prln.
rwtfti Missi-- AN ABLE* 6 hoarding and day
1 School tnt 1 nong Ladles will reopeu September 20,
a_t_fl(l Bay ard-st., Now-Bnm*wl_k. N. JL_
WALNUT LANE S* HOOl -FORMERLY MADAME
** Clement'* Boarding and Day Sea-? Bm y-'img ladle*;
Jc.'.I j rear open* September 28: Academical and collegs
.ab,ry Course*; Pupils enier Wellesley . on our
ixaiolnatlon. For circulars, ad_re?a
M!*s ADA M. SMITH. 1 PMn-lpals.
Mi*. T ll. I'.Ii HARDS, I 0'*rr_a:-.town, Phil*.
\VT\sr WALNUT STREET BOARDING SCHOOL for
tl Young Mi.ss.-a and LRU* Girl*. Re-open* Brat. 19
(*ith year). .Vlsi J. TUA I TM ANN, Prlndpll,
Cltfloguo on ippllcalion. 4,301 Ws_Bt-*_, PUilad'l, Pa.
Boys and Young Men?Country.
VDVERTISEMENTS FOR Tilla N KW-YORK TRIB
inl will in: RECEIVED AT THE UPTOWN
OFFICES, No. 1,238 Broadway, coiner Thlrty-ilrst-st..
until 0 p. m. ; 860 Broadwan between Tw?nty-*e*}oe i and
Twenty-third s's., until a p. ra ; 270 Wes.. Twenty-thlrd
st., corner Eighth-ava ; 16- Slxth-ave.; l.".:t Fnurtb-ave.,
corner Fourteenth rn-j 780 TliUd ave., corner Forty-sev
?nt?-at.; i.*""7 Thl*?-ave., aeii _lxiwlh-s_i i.tos First
n--. j i-jp; Weal Forty-seco-d-at. j Ninth-ave. and B >?
eighth-*-, and 80 Liberty-*-, and th- U ARLEN OFFICE,
1-" lat i oi" li'indr-1 and-tTieuty-L'tli sl, up to lt p. tn.
st regular oBIc* rales._
A LEX AN DER iNsTiTUTE?Mlliury Boarding School,
__ White Plain*. N. Y
o. B, WILLIS, A. M., Ph. D., Principal.
BtCKWARD AND INVALID HOYS
rar.-fiiUv .and for and In.rructed by an exporleneod
lihyslclan and !'-nch.-r. Ilest, ..r i-.fp-rences.
1 J DR WILLIAMSON, Ne* _o__n_, Conn.
H
st
|> ETTS ACADEMY)
STAMFORD, CONN.
PREPARES FOR COLLEGE AND BUSINESS.
BOC? YEAR.
_WM. J. r.i.TT.s, M. A. (Yale), Principal._
T-TANT SCHOOL. Roslyn, L. I.. N. Y.-Bosrd!n|
School of th*) highest class f.r b'-cs: Primary, liiter
t-ediatc Academic; Military organlrailon.
_GEO. BRUCE! CORTELVOU..PrlnclpiL
C" CLASSICAL AND HOME INSTITUTE.
' ppughkeepale, N. Yj-Prenarea Young Ladlee for
Collage; nilli home coufoi ? anl epe.-ial care.
Ml** SARAH V. II BUTLER, Principal.
CAYUGA LAKE MILITARY ACADEMY, ~
AURORA, N. Y.
Colt no] e. J. WRIGHT, B. S, A. M. _
B
lill HOLBROOK'!
MILITARY SCHOOL.
Bing sui).', N v.
Reopens Thursday evening, September 1.1'li. Adrtre*.
Rc i I.. A, HOLBROOK, Ph. D.
J*LMWOOD SCHOOL mn HOYS.-Al Milford. Cnn.
^J Paientl Who am unforiuna:o in tho maiiagi-irrent of
their aoiis will do well to proiit Iv the advantage. otTered
ly ll.!* ichool. Address FRANK M. HOWE Sup'U
j**REEHOLD INSTITUTE, PreekoM, M. J.-Forty-"
tourth V'.ar; for bsvs ?nd young own. Address
Bev, A i. (HAM li LILS, A. M.. Principal.
? REI I.*" ic INSTITUTE
t s.,u:h WIJIitm*town, Berkshire County. Mass.
.. private s'-hool for bovs. prepare* for college, K?_
ta school, i.f b-Slne**. I'ortvew'venth y.-?r begin*
...lur-sliiv, September ld'li For ca'-ilogue addr'-.s
'?lORGK F. MILLS, PrlaetpsL
nlCKLA.*.'!) MILITARY ACADEMY, WorcaetSK
Ma--, SSd yu. begin* Sept. El, 1-t?. Clis-lcai,
fatienuric, Bunine** Pr!.': arv DeperUnents
JOSEPH ALDEN SHAW, a. M., Head Mister.
?JV- HALL Si MI NA LY -rill'. Yi'I'NG LADIES.
J ]trl1g.-t?n. N. J 28th ie-: beg?I Sept* IBU- Be*
advantage* at moderate rat*-. Music, Art, Ancient, and
Modern Lamguag ?. Gradual?lg cuur? o, llealihlul.
Physical Cull-ir.-. a i lr- --
_Rev, HENRY REFACES, rh. D., Principal.
IRVING INSTITUTE Tirrytown-on-Huiraon, offers un
u-uil idvsntagei to 1'ar.i.ta leeklna the hell Instruction
I : thi r boys. Address A. ARMAGNAC. Ph. D. _
IAKEWOOD, N*. .1 -Ci.iirtlaci lr Place Behool for Roys.
a Attrai iii" ai. i ia a. .'.ala' li ti lildlng, erects 1 foi th" :.ur
l se. ii. in hav* separate room*. Careful physical, intel?
lectual and moral training. Tho*. D. buplee. l'rinc._,
titrit IlLl.i.s BOYS' SCHOOL, nillerica, Mass.. 13
.'I - <1 9 iiillts from Lowell, on thv
li t ai and Lowell IL R A et. lilly I Lett Kan lly "--lio d
I r I: v. Iron 7 te li Inclunv.; f?.l tens corni I
ri. b' : 1 ijt cluular to M. C. MITCHELL.
a. M., Prinelpal _^___
MOUNT HOLLY N. .1 l ACADI MY FOR BOYS.
Il
HENRY M. WALRADT (Yale), Principal.
IVORWALK, ...N\- NORWALK MILITARY INsTT
ii Tl TE.- i iaaa. rul training ; mo ? i it*
-, euj'enui i ana*!um: bowling alley*;
_F. ti. ROBERTS, PrlnclpaL
1) \':k' WT.Ni'l, INSTITUTE BRIDGEPORT. Ce a
?E.*. pol for bo) -. .vd .mi; igi
eas*. Parent* alway* pa,- L Regina 6 pi Pj. ls-d.
lor til l ?.
S B d' NI S. A. M., Print ipal.
I) ENNSYLVANIA MILITAR1 tCADEMY,
. ni si i ll. PA.
_7TI1 YEAR OPENS SEPTEMBER 19.
a M i li I ai;\ . m.1.1>.!:.
DEGREES IN ' IVll. I NG1NEEK1NG, < III.MISTRY,
AID lill El i'l'lir. AND Alli's.
A thoi mixed I'n-paraton Departmeat.
Fm cii' ular, iilm tull Inform*
_ COL i ll vs. i: ijVA'U's President_
1) "i e.m,i i i -ii N r. Military militate. All ice*.
I-*-, i'.u-.i,..-. Wei r Sa h.- thia publication.
llluatraud catalogu*. (. B. WARRING, Ph. p.. Prl?
K-CTORY SI ll""L fla -.-Fr ll'.y^ I30O
1860; lom* Uifluenc s; thorough tchool systeni; *-x
. 'nm, boat houp?, et- Adlrt**
J - ii :. i . . .i ST, M. A., Rector.
URNSSELAER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE, Trev,
N. Y. The eldee! School ol Engineering in the United
Next term begin* B*pt 1_ The Regtater for
1888 eontaInt 11*1 ol graduate* foi BS yeara, with their
' - i Iv, ra 'lUlr.'m,.'nts for .
- s. i tc. Candidales living at a dlsiancc mjy
aui-U al llicir bi I ,? ?*. A
DAVID M. GREENE Director.
Kl\ ERVIEW ACADEMY,
P. l._- j- la N. Y.
-*"??*? 1 Year. Prepares thoroughly f.r c.r.eg*, tne Govern
h.. ut Ai_dc. . : M /nv lirill.
_BISDEE tt AMEN. Principal*.
KBV. JOHN If. * "N \ I.LsL's school for In I..- al
* OLD SPRING o.N Till'. HUDSON. S.-nd for clrcu
l;.i - ______________^__^____^__________^_
Ronnrvs SCHOOL, NorreUr, Cou.
V Uuime) School,|,r i.i.-ir.u boys and Tining men for Ysle
riiiipi-.iy. iiaivani. Princeton, Columbi-, all ike "beal eel
a'.lllr s. h"...is. Ill*' . "ls mid thoi
intlfui, in a remarkably in-ai'thrui town,
tl.- houri fruin Now-York. i-iins, ?400. Tho high?st ref
* i' n*Sc , given.
Addieiut, Xor circular snd particulars,
REV. JAMI'S A. TOWLF. rrlnetpal.
CJ t GEORGE'S Hill, foi M<v? and Ypjung Men, lt
C5.'a. Md., Prot J. ( kintiR, M. M.. Principal.
Select, thorough, life. |-V? and pj-aoA. _
ST. JOHN'S SCHOOL, Sing Sing. N. T.?Rev. J.
. lilli* li N RIDGE GIBSON, H. if, R. ctor. Tlc I 90-1
j _r uni h. i tn s,.^., ,r.t?., J., I -
c_ I*."I.Af. s, I r.l i'.u: v l"f.1 Si II. oil. N-Mburg. S:
~? v. Tweniy--sth nar will u-gin Bept. K-h, ISSS,
Fm circular*, kc, address HENRY W. Si OLA R, i
LToutHJ >' ins : 1 'I! fl . I.i lc-.-it. N i-|.i-i:
i? loth ' loth aaa** Preparea f n .r.y
i : Bumaeaa French, German, Moria
Li .!.
H. K. TRASK, Principal._
SUMMER S< BOOL, NORWALK, OOPJPJ.
Modnate eSargea Foi el rc ulai vii ai
F. H ROREKTS, Principal. _^
rjpHE PEEK8SILL MILITARY ACADEMY. Pick*
I kill, N. V S?nd r..r Citalogue.
JOHN N. TILDEN, A. M.. M. D., PrinclpaL
A'lEI LAND. Peek?klll, N. Y - v hoarding ichool foi
Uai's. Pl..J .
CA '.A Ii \i;s| I..,-; j; a..
t_ EDWARD I* , i: S . Prlne||ial?.
U" ? A- tDEMY, BRI DO ETON, N. J.
'" a Hob ' *-?,,.,., thorough, au
.
PRIM Il'AI S -I' Al I H ALLEN, II. A. (Eng ).
_r~*" 11A,-S |i \v IllGNF.Y, ld. I)._
WI ACADEMY. WOftc KST1 ll. '! I
et Mi yet - ? ? tensive;
p ?
? ! ?i.ii'lii'' s- l;.?,i* Ce Mit:- i.f H W.
Alu.Li ROM HIE A M., I'rl'. . H o* n, Dert.
L'nl , ai.J Walli -ley. ami
-. _
\\" "I'.aAI.l. il VI...
" ii I t; KILL. N. Y.
1 ar i , i.iy. f-. nj for circular*.
w "Mil ** 1 i AR 11*, li r. 11.i.i. MEDIA (p, , vin'
'"?Hflf | M| IIOVS I ... a 1'.- ..I li.l-ll, ? io |
fa i: ... i ni si Phi lsd. labia '.'I traliM
SWITHIN C. 8UORTLIDGE. a i: , A M (Harr'd pr..p.
Miscellanuous.
CIRCi;i,Ai:s SCHOOLS, both msbs, ejtv md r.,untr?.
- alts careful advice ie pere-ita, MIRIAM CoYRiLRL,
fl La*117iii-st., b-.-1?ccu Uh ave. aud Broadway.
GRAIN ASD PRODUCE MARKliTS.
FEATURES OF NEW-YORK DRALINGS.
The speculstlon in tho cereals on Ssturdsy wi* of sn
ordlnsry half-bnilday chatacwr without sensational d*
velo|imenia. WI., at ?nd cat* ruled firm, while corn was
w.-ak. There was a demand for 18,000 binti-ls of wheat
to arrive, but no o.i|?*rt movement, altheugh prl<'p-s nil' 1
1 '.ail 4.i high'-r. Tho transaction* In tim options were
fulrly good (3,500,000 bushels), and on fair markp-ts nbrpp.a'l
and bul!l*h weather laps*?I pMSSS a.liauc.-l 1-4.1-2 cut.
Tl.- lull gains wert* not held to Usa close, birt th** markp-t
-ni. I linn -ml up M for July and August at Ml) 7-3 and
lid,.h.t iii ??"* 1-. i I tai B pa "-'? r al BB ?-1 tad _** na!
. iiiln-r al '.'-1-2 mid May at 97 1-4 BBB*? Oars
on tit-* -jp-'i "as 12 <piii lewsr. binduli; shipper*, .pow?
der, took 32.000 bushels for export Tho options were
I Ipi- tin) Millaa of one largo house In psrtlcular,
and the n artel rte-si BaaB si leaaea sf l-l for August at
.-,4 ll M. 3 S for Sept''*?! * a' ,M il 1. 6-*. for Octotjer at 54 TH
a- I I I Mal f"i Non inls-r al .'.I flits. ttoA oil'
st.ni'.v, and tii" options clos.nl up 1-4 for August at :tl 1 C
an 1 1 I cont f.r September *l 30 Ifs and OsSSBaS 'it 80 1 I
cents. Tho laid mark-t na. BSSBMSSi bv c_|.*-rtiT*. *n*l
tl,., i.pt|..ns in IS BBStS., '-niling down 4*6 points BS to '?
lons: July, -.SOO, A'l.'i.-. 88 88, S'pteiiiber, i_ 02. and
OeteSes |
Thp- teccljpts of grain rind flour reported on Saturday at
N-w York. Phfla-elphia, llalrlmiaro and BiatfSB nero a.s
follows: Whe.it, 1*38,881 l.'i*liola; I rn, 1%880 bush* ls;
asia UV'..'! t s dais; total grata, BS8,IM ba?sU; flour,
20,0.7 packages. At Chicago, MBwaafeSS and St. Louis
iii.) irrlvals werei Wheal, 118,878 basBsIsi asia, 186,814
bu-!.-.*; "iii-, 171.700 bushels, total Brain. 488,888 wtSh
eli; flour, 1...G- barrel*.
THE TRA Dla IN CHICAGO.
Chicago, July 21 iS|H-i lal).-Hutt hlnson yesterday was
only a nmder-to neller and was a bear lnflucjnco: but,
if there ead bBBB anything to btiir', the market m>, blgg-r
felling than hi* would haw) been necessary to deck lt.
' ul.-at opined at 801-4 cents, sold BBtwasa
7'.' 7 .-//S0-SO1-2, and closed at 80 1-8. July closed at
S3 1-2 cents. December 1* now tho BBVariM ailing
month, especially for tbo foreigners, who aro making
'? hi-dg.*." Fur an hour '.hero was a sharp trade In
torn, !;it with th- cloMng of tho market* in tho East
energy ib-part-l hero. Hut-htaooa hm in this pit, as
In ii heat, a moderate seller. So wero Vf. T. Haller
aad Baldwin, and Farnura ct Phillips were the principal
buyers. August opened at 47 1-4 cents, sold BStWSSfl
47 1-4 and 4*1 3-4, and closed at 40 7-S. July oats sold
at 31 7-8 cents and closed at 81 5-tf. Norton <_ Worth?
ington, who hold tho cash o.-.t* In June, and who put
the pilce to 38 cent*, aw onjlii'-ering the July manip?
ulation*. Au.unt advanced 1-4 from sympsthv with the
July option. Provision! were e.icoedlntly dull. Pork
? kept within a range of 21 1 2 cents. Ko did lard, and
tho ranfu In ribs was within - cania
BOTTOM MARKETS -UV TKLF.ortAPH.
Ltvehpcvu. July 81-1 p. m.?Cotton?The sales of the
dar Included fi.nd') bates Amt?BBB. Kulan-* "dosed steady.
C))iau*ls, Low Mldilliiig clause. July dollvorv. 0 Sg-SM.
sellers. July snd Atigast rtolivurv, i ii Std. -t-lltrs: August
and hepteiul'i-r delivery, 5 280-4.1. hovers; *sept*_iber amt
october plelivrr. !> IS-HM. bm-ers: October an-'. Novomtv-r
delivery, 5 13 Be*. Borers, November ?nd !)t.eenil?er*lellver?',
5 11 -Halal, sellers; Iiecember nnd January dei*verv, tHieU'L
sellers. J si,nary aad I'.lirnaiy .'eiivery, t> lu iAA. bftyci*;
bepteinber _eliv.nr. ? 'J-eJ4d. burorv
Ualvkstox. July 21.?Cottvn?"teady. Middling. n'4:
I...w Mtdtlllng. I'-a: (iooat *>tt.ln*ry, til; not and gro.aj
n-ceipls, ? bales 1 slock, 1,1)2.'. bales.
N0Ri01.tr, July 21.-Cottou-Stea.Iy. Middling. 1(V? : net
and aros* reecipta, in (pales exports to Ureat Hrttaln,
? : coastwise, TS b?l>\s; sales. BS bales, stock 4, IBS balsa.
OBABUarOB, Jnlr 21?Cotton?Quiet Mid.Hint Q\ :
net and .ross receipts. 138 bales; expoits coastwiso A<1, bales:
ssles, ?Balee, slock, j JO bales.
BAVABBAB. July 11.-Cotton?Steady and firm. Middling,
O's; Low Middling. 'Ah: Hood Ordinary, ll : net and grosa
receipts, 21) bales: amoru coastwise, 873 bale*; sales,
BS bales; stock, i -' ? bales.
Xrwniia.K.A.vs, Inly '.1?Cotton-stoadr. Middling. P's:
Low Midfllliig, li"*; Good or.llnair. hi, i net anti gross
receipts, '.ul bales; exports to ureat llrltaln, .. bales,
Baler. 4.0 hales; stock, 88.841 bales.
H-adi cr3.
RS registered for 20 cant* for pesfase: vacancies
always on hand; farm rt sump. R. E AV-J-Y, Amurl
AMERICAN AND FOREIOM TEACHERS' AOENCY
supplies Professors. Teachers,' Tutors, Governesses.
Ac, to Collet.**, h. hails inti Families. Apply to
MRS. M. J. YOUNG-PULTON, 23 Union Square._
A BEST TEACHERS supplied; no"charge. TEACH*.
Iwayj
in_Scl?>ol Bureau, 2 Welt 14.b-s.. N. Y.
V (IRA DI" ATE Of Vas?ar CulJcg-*. a teacher of several
yt?rs' exisTjence. wishes a position to teach. Ad
dross A. H., Tribune Office. _
PRINCIPAL rmarried) wsr'ed for suburban boarding
rm 1 dav echo. 1. Addtasa, stating quallflcation*. " EDU?
CATOR," Tribune Ofll'.-e.
I^UTORS, governes-ei, professors, teacher*, all brinehe*;
cltculari schools supplied parents; English. Ereneh,
Orman. Seenl-fa spoken. MIRIAM COY RI ERE, 31
I.a-t I7that-j between 4ih-ave. land ^roadway._
WOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS' HUREAO (foi
f* I it? *exe?) supplies professor*, teachers, governesses,
rr.uslciaiis, housekeeper*, companions, 8c, to colleges.
Bel >!a and families; also bookkeeper*, stenographers and
coprlsta to business firms.
MRS. A. D. CULVER 320 5tha-e.. New-York City.
-financial.
WAGNER PALACE CAR
CO. STOCK
For ssl* by
ll. B. I10l._.I\S__CO.,
_IH Wll.L.-sT._
is io em. _ EfUATIOIf
CHESAPEAKE & ?S RAMA! CO.
i.i WALL ST.,
New-York, July 17. 1S88.
Receipt* of DREXEL, MOKOAN et CO. for First
Piefeiied, Second l'reterred and Common Stock of UM
cm ** ________ *. nilli) RAX-WAY COMPANY de?
posited, in accordance w.trt tha plan of reorganisation
dated Keb. 7, lesa, and lpn which all aaeeeamea? han
ged for . ii'.-rav d !?
Dallon certificates, passing bv delivery, rn ai.n.ilp'a'l.'n
at their oftk". S3 WbU ?>:.. New-York. Recelpu pre
aeatc ir ie i bs pm iiy in :
Recelpta foi Bertes B, ?i pei eew ind 4 pet cent
bond-, uni f.-r cur:.aa v | pei rent booda, may al*., be
exriiiin- 1 far tngrsved reors-nltatlen certlflestai la pur
:
Ail <pf theta certlflcatea havo beea'llated on the New
York Sleek Ezehange.
HOLD?RS "I OS PER CERI of all da**** of stock
and bonds allp-ctt.-d by tho plan i-f reorgaaUattOO, having
u-c iitcd Its provisions, HlllBlSI-llllS siockholdur* and liond
boid'-rs an- hsrabp giien Baal aotks tn ii*ipealt their *??
curlti.-s with DREXEL, MORGAN t CO. bete** Aasaal
1, ltaN*!, and contour, lo the n .julia un'nts of said plan, If
they wish to partial ho i_ H..' beneSt* theraes,
i. ll. tOSTEIt, 1
B.S.CBOBS, I ..nt..lillee.
A. J. THOMAS. J
WESTERN UNION
TELEGRAPH COMPANY
FIVE PER CENT, 50-YEAR,
Collateral Trust Bonds
DUI 193S.
liilYs"."*! P.iy.ible in Yew- _ orL
.1 .'in 11:1 ry and July.
Wi OBOS for ra.i!., a limited umoiint of tlie abovo boniH
secured by a deposit of scitirulcs with U10 MERCAN
TILL THCST CUM PAN Y of Nen- Yo rk.
Co])b-s of the bond and deed of tru-l can be Inspected
at * ur oBI.es, ?hero full liifurtnatli.il 11 lil be furnished.
We lassBBBSBi Vat ?? Lond? as a desirable laVBe_B_B_
MOORE & SCHLEY,
IB IHO ADO.. NEW-YORK.
IRVING A. EVANS&CO.,
f.3 STATE,_T.. BOSTON.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC R. R. CO.
NOTICE OF BEDJEMPTION.
ALL PEBSON8 HOI.DINO ANY OP TUE BONDS of
Ihe SOCTIIBRN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPAN1 ire
herc iv r,"'.i_-d amt iheraj I* non in ita- hand* ..r the aad-i*
Bignell. Tiu*u*iis under the mortgage lu which u..i 1. I
i.r mn bondi is ??? im.-.i. ut* Bam ol oM: iicndekd
THOUSAND DOLLARS. 1 ld, whleh, nndni the term* ol
Mid rroit.a.e, Is Bl)plle?ble to the redemptloq or purchas*
of said t-.ii.i-.. ant thal the onderalgned mu r>** ??! \ <? sealed
, '..I- ai th* 1 _? u.i one* '-r said __i|Mny, e-raei of
. -nd Tma-iis-iid a'.a., S.n Francisco, f..r the *ui
...i'll TURHDA"! . the I WI NT1 ll li.M'
Ai '.I'.-, I', 1888, ut r, I... li tn elli be
ti-ii- I, uni such bond* 11* ire i.C'-r-al a' the lowes! prlco
will i" ? leemed .-r purchased to the srnouol
i'r.,i>..-,.- to I.- ia!.1 -I' i>. t- 1.; Surrender
af OM Kirst MoitKafo Dtiiids Bouthern Pac?* lUiiioail
ny."
I). O. MILLS
('
fi. L. LAN HI NO.
f. in Praoclaoo, July 20, \WH. Tins'.-.-a
DAL.
Sharehol hr*. |.'. ..1 ct.upoiii', c:.-n or n)ppr>- tons), I*) O'.).
.Nan ina re hold* r* at ? ir?der* te
aiid 1 - t*r,c-tm. nt.
TRI M il-. M?l'ir (ioneral Dal Henry
De-tier, J 11. Kneel?nd, B. :. 11.: , .. iter, C.
b;. uart Bi henel.
?1 ill ' H.N-.I Ml RS' COAL COMPART,
_ .1 viii IVE. I..; I ll VI' i___^
Til Iwi-'sTDK-.
New-York, lair '-'? ''*^',
\\T\. OFFEB for sala, ;u,cl raoomn.<1 to mi?
tt ,r*t.,r?, a few d'.ir.ii.i.. Booda earalng double tSalr
In'.-i. -'. ni a pt: ?? m.I'h yields fully six pr ctul lu gold
OpoU ll? llllia.li'.' 11'
L- C. DLIaEDlCX A CO.. 23 Druid ni.
-financial.
PACIFIC RAILROAD
[OF MISSOURI]
I IK*T HOBT-BACrE IIO.\D.?t.
The ni,,-. ?7,OOO,OOO IP-tids 'nature, Auir. 1. '
The MOMO! li cv tl IC railway company has
i.aiie ii.ia nd ii. '-? Beads si tte tata al laVBMBBWT
. mihi f.r a t.-im of fifty je-ars, Ile- j.r ? . I
m I i. a ie rai a i la IBU ter** Prtaelpsl __
nf the , , aaa la ba pajaass at gold.
BaaShet-srs who wish le avail of the prlvBass ta < v
tend will (ire--nt theil borda .at lb*' ?RRCANTII.K
ritl'jsT COMPANY, wiiera the ssa*?Bl of extension
ind SSW c.u;,au hheei.s will BS a"-''- St I
Tho coiopany has mad' SrraBSBBBBB-i with KUHN.
i.oi.ii .. COMPART, on bahall *>f a eyndi'-.n". ??. ama
duo tho bond* nt maturity, at par, and t<* BS?nd IBS
BUM on th. lr account, KUHN, LORD A COMPART re
?s-rvdng Um right, in t.i.-nlnat", althea) roil" . HM privl
lego haiahp sztsaSsdl to tho BeadheMsra
A, ll. t ALEE, Troaxurer.
...rk, .Inly 7, 1883.
Referring to the above, Bette* I* hereby given that the
prlvBag* to island um Boad . I RM? 0* charge, will
cease on the io I'll INST.
___ KUHN, LOEB & C0._
MANHATTAN TRUST COMPANY,
NO. 10 WAI?-BT., NEW-YOLK.
CAPITAL.?! DOO OOO
DIRECTOLS:
F- O. Frencn, N. Y. H. W. Cannon, **. r.
R. J. ir,,... pr. T. doini R foti, N. Y.
IL L. 111.. In--ii, Uo-'on, T. J. Cooli lg*, jr.. Ro*ton
AU(.rt-i. Belmont, jr., N. _*. Jamel 0. Bl Han, N- Y
E. D. Reade.ph, N. Y. a. .*-,. Ito enbaum, N. Y.
c. !'. Livermore, H. Y. Wm. Dowd, N. T.
C. C. Hal,inn, N. Y. Samuel ll. Shipley, Phtla.
Chas. V. Tn., N. Y. il. T. Wilson, V Y.
Henry 1 i.-i.I, Chicago, Joh- I Wale.bury, N. T.
.'ramil Ormond French, l're.i.;. i
John i. wm. ilbery, Vic*-Pre?dent
Authorized to Seen* anl BX-C-t* Trusts of every ae.
scrit.tlon.
Trustee for Investment and im-nagcment of real and
personal estate.
Deposits ni Interests subject to checoue throu_h the
Clea rina-Hon**,
Registrar mid Transfer Ayn*.
Dit>ii)cnij Notice'
OFFICE OF PU-?MAN'S PALACE CAR COMPANY,
Chicago, Iii., July _-J, lSft.8.
DIVIDEND NO. 86.
THE USUAL ODARTERLT DIVIDEND OP TWO
DOLLARS pei ? !_>..' rn. net earning* las thia dar been
Set?ired, payaola on an-: af:- r A Uglis! 15, 1--". to
holder* oi record at eli*, of bu?lne?* v.. . I i. 1888
Trinsfc-r boeka doro August 1 anil leojeu Au.ust io,
l_*-8.
_A. S. WEINSHEIMER, Becretary.
OFFICE CONTINENTAL INSURANCE COMPART,
No 100 I'.a. i Iway,
n '-York, July 12. 168
TIIK BOARD OF DIRECTOR.. Of THIS
L co sim ny baie tills ita-.- declared an Interest diilder.d
of THREE AND ONE-HALF PER CENT cpu th*
of :i)p' company and opon ti.-- imount of Ita
^. anl ipeclil "reaerve fund" .firmed
In pursuance ol [he pi visions of the act of the Legislature
or the >*_r" of New-York, pasaad April 18. 1874, as
ann tided, .Milled "Aa act to provide security against
extraordinary conflagration! and for tin- creation or safes/
funds by ttl. liir._i.ui- <? compute!" . payable on d*m_nj_
They ais.i order that tin' oldest - scrip !.*eu<>?
that of L-.-scJ?bo ri??c_.ud In ta_h on and af'er _ylh
bepteruber next. CTRL'_ 1 ;;* K.
_bccrei.iry. _
TUE MARQ1 I TTE, IIOCCnTON AND ONTONA
OoN RAILROAD ( ".. No. 1*> WAI?-ST.,
Mew-York, Jeir 18, IS I
Till. BOARD of Direct*.rs hi* this d;iy de
clared s seml-annoal dividend ot THREE I PER
CENT upon the iit<.f<-rr--d ito * p.f 'lils comjiany, jayablo
on August IB, I**-1, ar the office ol the ' "inpany.
The tranefer ba ike win bt .losed at a o'clock p. m. on
Wc I letday, August 8, and reopened ai lu o'clock a. m. ou
Thui?ay, August 16,
_L. M. KCIIWAN. K"er?t,-irr.
TUE ST.'FALL, MINNEAPOLIS AND MANITOBA
RAILWAY l "MIAN Y,
4" AM) 42 WALL-ST,
New-York, Julv 2, 1888.
rHE BOARD of Directors have declared tho
u?_d .pjartp-rly divld-iid of on" and one-half per cent
on thc Capital Stock of thl* Company, pavable at thl*
offley August 1, lsaS, to titockhold'rs of i.eord on that
date.
The stock tran-fer book* will bo clo^d at 3 p. m., Juij
13, and WUl ba) leona;-.?, at lo a. m., A-gUBt IT, 1888.
EDWARD T. NICHOLS,
_A - '.arr.
LOUIS AND SAN PRANCISCO RA IL WAT
COMPANY, Itt BROAD-ST. (MUI*
N". ? v irk, July ic. i*.S.
THE'USUAL semi-BBBual dividend <N*o. iii!,
. of THREE AM) Pi.Ni'..HALI* .1 1 J, J'KR CENT, on
the first preferred stock of ib.s eomianv. lia* beea _?*
ell red, and ll payable ,n m.. niter August lo, 1 ?
stockholder* of re-cord on the book* In thia office aa of
July 23. 1888, a-. 3 p. rn.
No certlflca'p-s p.f fir-', preferred stock will bo rccelvl
for transfer after Mondav. .tn ly 28 1888, at 3 p. m.. until
the morning of Aug. El. 1888 T. W LILLIE Treasurer.
ttailroa-s.
WEST SMOKE RAILROAD.
N. Y. c A n. H. R. CO., leaves.
Trains leave West 421-st. station as ft lows, and 20
minute* earlier fr.un foot p.f Jj)-nt., N'or'.li River
Detroit ind Chicago, -9.55 *. m., **J iou. *. iii p. m.
r*t- Louis. "0:00, -.I.) p. m.
byra'use, Buffalo, Rochester, Suipen*!on Bridge, NI
?gara Tails, Stitt, *9 5", a. m.. -0:0'\ -8:lttn. m.
Utica, 3 :15, ?9 :5V (aj ll :30 a. m., *cj :00. *8 :15 p. m.
Kingston, Banirertle*, c.ts.in, Albany, 3:15, *7 15.
*. r>5, ia) 1! .30 I. m. (a) al :*J0. -ii :00, -_:13 p. m.
Cranston's. West, point, Co'iiwaJl, Newburg. ?3 :__,
?7:16, ->",'.. 10 16 J 11:30 J. m., <.s>4:0O. 4:10. 5:1.*,
?**!.'.. >l:45ji. m., and 9:00 a. m.. 3:15 and G ;00 j. isl.
Cranston'*, * orowall, New burg.
>..r Monti?- and Canada Ja-', *(*> :00 p. n.
Hamllton, L-indon, '9:56 a. m., -ii .oj, "8:15 p. m. To
rento, |9:6tt i. m., W:00. '*:1."> p. m.
l legini ileeplng-eara far Di.ruin. Nligari Kalli, D> trolt
* St. Louli
Kaia- ja Spec (1 ll :30 a. m.. (s) 3:45 p. m. Draw
b , ar- thnm'*/h t. Sam i.
--, 11 :30 a. m.. Drawing-Room Cars to Cald
iii- onl ?. a) 8: lo p. m.
Lal,, s Mononk ami Minnewaaks. via New.Pal?. 9:00.
f*) 11:30 a- m.' (? 3:48 p. ia. Drawing-Room Cars w
i..n 0:00, a 11:30* m.. - ?'( IS p. m. tullis.
Ka..'.T-kiU. Hunt r. Grand ir '?? Station, snd Phoe?
nicia, 8:16, n 00, ii ll 30a. Bi is, 3 tr, p. m. Drawing
Cara ? Gran ill,' I to P la rm
Hotel Raaterakill and Monal iln lliu*-^, 0u 9;00, ia> Hi30
a. m. and i sj 3 4.1 p. m. ti lb -.
Palenvllle, Cairo and Mountain Doua* st_t:on. 3-15,
T:i.">, BtWi (i 11:80 .. ..... (*. 3:?!?"> p. m. Drawing
Room Cars io CatakUl u:i t-)) ll ?'?lo a. it. and (a) 3 45 p. ul
I
? Daily. f Dell* eic , Other trains d*l!r
cv ipi Bundar, u *? Leer* 1* - ? ruy. i*. h. K bl i
Uon, ia; 11 .'" a. m., [? :i -i" D m. ; Hoboken, West Slim*
6 ta tlon, (ai ll :30 I . ?. ):;.
For tlcgets, tim-- ? ole* i - -r or Keeping-car aceom
: . it offices. Brook!i - :
Washlngton-su, Tit" I . - i-ii-i nilip--'. fo-.-. of Ful
ton-st. Kew-Yorh I 183, .-...v. 163 t-3
Bowery, 12 Park pia-.- and West .-j.-oix- Statloos, f^,.,t uf
West _2d st., tool ol Jay -'?. N. I
Westi - calli tot and che.-it- bigga?* fn.m
hotel" ind ?? - i -. C. E.. I. KM '?
5 Yandi ri il: .. Cen ral I..-. :._ i Agent
TRAINS -.OK BOSTON
X via
Ncw-Y'ork and Ncw-F.ngland
and
Rew-Tork. New-Haven and il i.T-ri Rosdt.
Leai.. NI IK VORK IO A M . -:i P. M., ll -M P, M,
Arni- BOSTON 1:80 P V . *. P. M., 7 A. M.
PARLOR *' .RS ON DAY TRAINS
PULLMAN BLE1 I'INU CARS e)\ NiCUT TRAIN*
?8:00 p. tn. Dally, Includi ig r-unday*.
(??her trains c'ally e..-pt Sunday*.
Bleeping car accommodatlo?i ran be secure,, at ticket
Oflices, 3a7 Br??vay, ai.J Claud -entral Depot.
\r.\V-VOKI*. AND LONO BRANCH li.UL
_.* ROAD,
FOR RED DANK, LONO BRANCn, OCEAN
GROW; a>:;i::) park, ocean beach, spring
LAKE. FOUS I' PLF.ASAN I" fcc.
. ' OMMENl INO Ji LY 1, 1888.
TRAINS Ll.vv I. NEW YORK, l'e.. ?T OP LIBERTY
BT., 4 00, ii:,, 0:80, 'll 15 a m., ?1 SO. _:808:80
Irast oxpreas), 4:00, '4:80, 'tt:80. 0:15 p. ia. Sunda-.*,
0 .co a. m. and 4 :00 i ta
FROM FOOT CORTLANDT AM' Di SBROSSES STS.,
j :i". T :!". ?:? IO a. ia. : 12iO0 i., 2 :30 "8:10,
8:40 (limited express*, except i: l Bank), 4:20, r, cjo.
, imi p. m. Bnndays, 7:15. -J.15 j. m. ; 5:00 p. m.
* Denotes expr* -- train*
RUFU8 BLODGETT, J R. WOOD H P BALDWIN,
_fsupr_Gen. Pa-. Agt P lt .li. G. V. Al IC ILN J.
CENTRAL RAILROAD Ol' NEW-JER8ET.
Viuuxul LIBERT. STREET, NORTH RI VEE.
Tim ? T*bli of July l, i*oms.
Fer PiULADr-l.l'lil a and ru Nlii.N. " Bound Brook
Ro'lle," ul 4 7 45, ll. ll a. BL | 1 i-0, B 15. 4. 5 JO. T ^'0
12 p. at, SUNDAYS iii . ac s.'m. , S J*) u o. m.
Train* leaving at 4, 7:45. ll a. Bl, 1 :80, 4. 5 3d, 7 30
12 p. r... have eonnMtlon for Healing, llarrl-bnrg, pott*
ville, etc*. , 4 a. m. for Eaaten, lietidehem, allan'?wa
Maii'-h Ch'J'ik, Uoading, Hair iburg, et;-.
5 45 a. aa. lor Laka Hopotcoig, I?"awn. Bethlehem and
Allentown.
7 ..-J h. rn for Tien lugiaii, E.i*.tan, Dp-thleheitt, Allen?
town. Mauch Chunk.
8 30 a. m. mr Flemliigt.m. Elko Hopetcong, Easton
Betiii'-h'iin, Allentown, Mauch * hunk, vv like-barre. Serau
lon, Beedina, llarrlabnrg, Pottavllle, Tai?a<?. S_ltnokln
Sunbury, Lewlsburg, WllllamBuon
1 p. bl f*>r l leiningtou. I ...1,11. Bethlehem, Allentown
Mai.i'i chunk, Heading. UarrUburg, eic.
A 45 p. m. for Last,,!). Bethlehem. Allentown, Mauch
Chunk, wm,.'.burr.-. Beran*?-a. Tai?aqua r> ha mo kin
4 HO p. m. r.pr ),-:i..iia"uii. Lake llopatcoug, Easton.
Bethl-hi in, Allentowl ?'*
6 fo ami 5:80 p. ax f..r Somerville and 1 ? ?,,-)
6 45 i. m. lor Eaaten, Bethleheni, Allentown Mauch
Chunk, Riadlipg, llairuburg, etc. on *5uiiiays at 5 lo
p. in.
4, 3:15. 9 30, 11:11 a in, 1:30. f-jJO, 3 ;*,* 4 a.mm
|:S0j r. ll p. 11, ? bnndais. ?;''0 j ,,.,1 ,,,'? ', *
for Bed lt.nk. Long Braneh IA abu 1 r.-i. Oeean Drove
except Bundi 1 t Plc isaui l*arloi Cara ai a 1 ?,'
U 80, ll Itt ... ui . 1 -M. A -???). 4 80, S:80 p. m.
1 - l'. 1 bl, I SO. 4 al*' |. ni. for 1 , ? ? LAKE
Wein!), Manchester, Tom* R ier, Barnet 1 etc
,-,-ev'''..',''?.? .'''i,1'', ''' 'ut 1;,'J " -??*-. A1I.ANTIO
lill. \ Iii lan 1. I. :
* 00, *'? i". BIS ' SO, ll :15 a. m 1 BA
" 1 I ? 0:15 p. in. bund
4 p. m. fa l'T'h V ?-.--. .11..
F..r M..N vu pi Til l' IRK 1: tCES* n Tu* lai *. Thurslav,
un! Mturdiays, 1.18,9 11:18 m., 12 lo, \ ,0
1 :3I p. UL Parlor 1 1 .... t, IIU
I INDY ll.; I'.ni n;
1 ai l.*'.Ne; 11: v\. II ".IAN (;ROV_, cfc.
FROM Pl' i". 8, BJ lt
Y t 'I IB ?. M* u mouth 11 a-h and
[-nj 1 me 11. 1 1 go
I .... 4 HO, 5:30 p. ui. Sundays, -j Jo. 11:00 a iii
;. lu.
Foi Elbe v hm Qi . 8 00 o -oo
II :0*q a rn . 1 tai :c 1., a 1 p. bl
Tor MONMOUTH PARK Li' 1 8 on 1,1 "adara, Timi*,!,,,
ana haiunlays, 8:00, '.'in, 11*00 a. BL, 18:18, 1 Ceo
I',,r AiUnil.- Rlghlaada, 4 30. 9 OO *. m. (1 :VO Saturdays
? 4:80, ;. ;S0 1 ?
Pul I .it. e.. od. T. ii- Rn. 1 aa t Birwasst, 4 ;30, 8 00 a. m..
Ticket* an 1 iianior Car aaata c.,n ts- nreearsB at 71 415
B81 'Mt, I 140 1,881 Dr.Iway, 7:1; Bthav*.. M Weal
126th-*t, 182 i nt 125th .1 . New-York; 4 Court ?u. biW
lui ton st , i's Broadway. Bra.oiiiT..
New-Tork Traiiafer Companj* wUl call lor aud choi.k
big.sgc Dom hotel ur rvsidt-u.u. *
Ratlroa--. ^^^^^^
V - 'Kill KJ..N RAI i.i:' > A Ii OF Nh .V-JKNi"?
ll?Train* leave from Charobera-s_ huu..n we*L !'*?
let Eagleweod, Tenafly, Closter. Bp__hm, and <-r_
ie l pi /*?*
4 :'*<), 4:80, B:80, ?-, *4:()o. ic :io .. ' * _
midnight. ft : ... - ??'.'-. J*
j.. BL Lor Nm 'o', -prin" Valley. M.,p,-,',,,;,. os. j ? ')
iv k d ? -. 7 " IO; ' a. m., 1 :50, n ,., ,, , .',??**
!, ?:!') I. m. an ." '? ' I- m. .Satur la,
AdHtlona 1 tr_ii? to Ores-kill and way, . ;4. 4"_" 5?.
p. rn. ?? *??
EBIE BAfLWAY.-Tfckel Oflkaa, If] -ir
711 ml '.-67 ?roedwiy, IBS 1 2 fever? 137 W__?
1 c.*. ari PU.e. Ch.il..! ..... * ." ~-*.
I. .. I l I.Tlll_l..-l. I!r,,|pk?. 1.- ,. .''**?
1 -av.- HA
I Iii I D io iii ii.ili'i'.-s 'irWew "~
' fa *. m.. daily, Day Lr; r-a, buT.-t drs wing, room c ? '-_
io : ..; '
j, cn ??? n
10 3'j I. ni., week day*. Tn'awsr* Valley ri:m^ u._
car to )'- ? : ,-' ^
tt p- ni. da ly, "? St. Louis Lia les** , *o,*
Pellman I ain ar 'in a-. 1 buff t -;?? p.ng ? . . .,, p,7?
lalo. N la gai il - * t * aaa t_
1 . ^
S p. u.., ?!) ly (i 'lariat
''ep.'l,'.' i'.ll. ', ? a ? .-l Ow.-gu. Elli.. "I J-. .-.r _y
fain. Cine.aiiill aol Cl V
Bntae fl mi Pa ssa 1 1. 4:48, 0, 7, 7 -, |W
10:30 a. in 1 il* 1 ton; 1 l 45, a
3:4*), 4:10. 4:40. 6.10. .'..:). R.V). *, ; ,. -jj
7:3'). 0. 10:50 ;.. m.: 12 night. Also to L . ,,i
I- M ._ . 4 .> . .'. .' - |. ' . . .; ? **
p. in bunda* 1. 4 15 - .i"1 ld So j. i
1 -A :i. 4, A "'? 30. 7 .'''. 9, l" 30 Li. 1 12 ni.ht. l
Bs-??????????????^^^^^^^^
Kctra? am 1 .VC" ur* ? 8 :l"i, 0**3, 8, s !?>, ?
11 SO I BL , _, a .10. 4 :_0, 4 '.-,. 5 . 8
7 :30, 10 p. m. ; 12 night, fauiidaya, 'ja. r_ : a _
0 .1.1. s p. ra, '-*-?
Rldge-ioppd and Suffern?4. 4 .4* 7 50. 9 .jo. ie) ;in _ _,
1, 8, 4, 4.3). 5. 5 3o, evin, i ,0 vi _ _!
12 night. A > B Ml
to bufferji, 8:30 1. 1.. Bunday* 4 li. b Jj. ;rj 3*
I. m , 1 TS, 4. I d') p. m. : U . ?
Newburg and Comwijl-T SO, 0 a. m. ; 3.*?0, 4, 4 30 B __
j,, n. Bon lan, ;? 1 m., 1 At, 6 p. m.
Wa?-..'k-w.-K ... -, 1:45, a i0 to a. m.. 1, 4 ?,**._.
Goehen?4.45, 7-80. 9. 1" SO a. m.; 1. < :f!0. 4 to 5 5,
8 *. aa. bard.} a, 4 45, 1 80, 9 a. m. . e-, ..,,, i, ' ." **
_-*rtetown an! Port .!? rv ls-4 .45. 7 .V). 9, la SO a_.
1 d'). 4 :3ip. :,, 7:80, J ii. in. bun Lia. 4.45 ia. V, ?*
a m. : 5. (13n, 9 j. rn. ^ *"*?
Expeaa* train) fr-- fi* Wes*, airtvo In M*w-_?h si
7:C5, ll iftO a. n... aud 10 20 p. ia.
?w. j .vr rt rn y. L. P. Fap.mfr,
_G. n'l fcup't_General Pa***uge,r Agent
MEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSOi
-* RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT FOUR-TRACK lRLNK __MB_
Oh 11
GRAND ' I Vi Ral S'l'.v I lc X,
Largest and Finest Pa---.-.-, r Station fn An-z-rl-a.
'tH a. m., itocii.'eii.-r Espie es, drawlBg-roooi <.,.. _
Alban;-, Troy Hud t,j ra line..
? 1 a. BL, Sura ..ea. I../- f.<-r,ri-e, sn! Montr--*'. *|,*_?|
drawing 100m para t. b Iwell Lal? _;or.s.
PlatUborg, and Montreal; a.'*-- 10 ts-, a . .^
.) a m. fur Ad Xortl
Creek, Setu*?_ Lek**, Blue Mountain i__??, 1 . ii ,? ....
room car to _arat<iga
?8:801. ax. FAMOUS V-STIBUX?O CHICAGO a_D
ST. LOUD* LEM 1 TED, co-:-.*.-d > - : -,???
un king-ear, dining-car. lrawlng-x* n ind . .- earslaa
Albsuy. Utica, Byractt-e. Roche**er. Dun..:,. ,
i . -. Erie, C.eveiai.d, Indianajy- Irs ?n 1 . . .,. arrlvlagM
Ch.cai; 1 at * ...?-,,. 1.. ;.? .? ,_r
. r : Alban* 1 rown.
110:3" a. rr... Cl ?" . s, tor Niagara lalla. Tv
roiro, Cleveland, Cine uu-ti. lnd-map-.H*. 1/ troll ic4
-
drawing-room cars to Cauaudalgu-, Ro :
a: rings.
til :30 a. m., W-rt-ni N?w-York anl Northern Evjrett,
for bara toga, La.," George, I: . .,
v I Ha rs to.
2 p. m- Sari ra Limited (toni - , , on!y,
r,r. .1. . il m., Caldwell ?:10 p. ... ir...
: 1 aul
3:80 ^^
r. .
lo r.:,.s
?4 p. n... A ? .v ?*:?' a 1 Troy Ca*
ta-'-s f.-r willi*?*? tb, N.rth A.ai.-.s ai. 1 lut?.mediaM
nob -s 1.11 1 .p. li tm ri: ,;. !'_
"?Jj. m., I-'ast Chicago, C.netnn.it! ind St. I?u!a Tx.
pre* f.r Niagara r ???>.-, . ;. |g?, ta
I'jI.'o (via) L- Wis ton - - .i.l ' .- ?? tad. - vi,
iBdlanapolla, ***.. I_ala, d<.::*ji- anl Chleaca, w-^i _o?^
lng and dinin.* eera
?: [i. BL for 'layton dally, tr.cl'idlng Su liv; tor
Paul Sir.ith'*. dailv ai ? baiordaj ets-pina
cars to C a v.,11 aul Paul _._i'._'? VU Luca _nl lc. Vf.
aad 0. _ P
?t'p so p m.. Montreal and Ca: ar.d.i'gp-u Expres*. dally.
61e-ping ear* to Pl iit-r-ur,' end Mor.'rcal via R..u-; a pulnt
m. '. 1.1 bt A ' ui? via ft
da A1 la n tlc Rs 1 I ? r
except Sunday. Sunday min dec* not mu w..-.- ..' * biay.
-Pl :W p. m. ppr Adironda'* Mount?Ins. La_e '."ha-y.
Lyon Mount?m. Loon Lal ?iran* 6 l'a, _c,
vi* Plattsburg a.-.d Cha' I j* ;.,
r.:r:.e, .'- - Bchroon Lek0, Bin Mounuin Laka,
Ife., via Sara'..i'll and A'l.r-.nda ?. '.'. . t . ?_ L.hi
-, ,rk '.. Puttsbu t and North ] ??-_
9 p. m.. Special 6'.e~per, s.-rliea r^"fc..*Vr 7-40 a. bl.
Buffalo 9:35 a. m.. ar. 1 Clevelaad lal p. _
-Ul 30 p- m.. Fast Night Exiirea* fer ri htleld <d-1ii>
R -?-?, Burfalo. Ni-gara Palla, Toronto, Cl .elias,
..?!, liid.anapoli*. fe- I?u.s. IX'troit. and <
with sleeping cars. bleeping um to caiui.a_._ija ia
bundays only.
Ill midnight, Adlrondac- Mountain special for Sarateas,
Lalw George, plattsburg. Loon Lake, bara! io !_?_,
Paul Smith's, tc. also lor S.'air..n Si . ?-??>,u,
anti Richfield Spring*. bli 1 hauy,
Tlek'ts and spa-* tn dra * lng-roo in a ? ? irs na
sale a*. Gianl Central Slat) n ',13 ;-'. .. .: P42 Br .Isiy,
12 Park l-l.'?(???. 1 Bi ??? "V place, 82 V, -? i.-.y ,.,-., md
Ei-s'hgt. Sr.vlen, New-Vera; 333 Washing m and "JO
Fulton ?t?., Bnoklyn. and, 79 4th-?t_, WUD?maharg.
We?c ? ti'i Express vail* for and check* ba/gage fr^a
hotel* er residence*
ro- m car* an 1 1
I18O p. m.. Sarat'gi ir.d Utica *ie.-c:ii, ?,-l'h -J-awm*.
AID*ny. 1 .> .hiaiugi
;.. ?. - '
Central stat'on at 10:00 1 m. and 1 *?* p. BL for Wat
Hill, Narraga?ett Pier. Newjiort, and Providence -ad
D?-*on. 5 -si p. ?. Limited E ". ?tpor_ Pier.
id. '???- and Boston. 11:30 p. cu Night Ex pre** tor New.
port. Providence, llost-'r. - ,a:iy. Palae* Pallor Cars of
bleeping Tua ta B-aUnatloi-_
T EIIIGll VALLEY R.VILROAD.
PASSLNOER TRAINS leay* loot of Cot?ndt snd
Pesbrvsa** ate. -.? Mk*.we:
,> _. bl for Cataaanajaa and lntermedi.*.:-* pjir.ta,
_ a. bl ter Genia, Lyona, Elmira, R..ciie Ker, BuJais
and Hie West aud pti.ac.p_ kcal polnu. Chail *? 1 lt
1 p. m. fer Tur.khacnic:: and Intern-1 llat* pointe, CL Ur
eal 'j 'iuulUia__uc_. Co_ticetUn tu Reallng ai? Dirri*
BBSS'
j .40 p. m. for Pitt*-?n and prlr.i!;._ Ii ?l_BS?I
; hair ear to L an t B. .)_:,. '.a,n.
5:40 p. m. for Ma ' ? p*me_.
?.a.u to Reeding .:.d llar:.-i- I ^.: _
M . . 1 bunk.
7 p in. fur Oenev-). T.vnns. Elr!-i It *? -? r, Buf?
falo and the West. Pullman s!e. p<*r u. Lyon*,
8.15 p. m. for Lauray* ind Int rmeallat? point?
Tra na I* I ?-? il 8 1 bl, 1 p. bl and 3:40 i>- m. es*.
neel int ali pun..* In Mahir.o; .1.1 ir 1...-?.n tvji n-gioS?
SUNDAY TRAIN*..
8 a. m. f.r Ma-cii CLai _, ll..lc'?a a_d Ili-iu.?!*'*
points.
6 I', j* m. for C* play a-', li '-r?ediate Minta
7 p. bl ter Geneva, Lyons. r.;r:.ira. Rochestat. But.
faiu aud th-' W**U Pull - I Lions.
General Eastein omeo. _.!5 Lroa.*ay.
P__iK3YLVANIA RAILROAD.
M. un and after JULY 1
C LINE
AND UN 1 JIU STATE- MAIL ROUTF. _
Trains leave New-Vork, vi_ d.;..w:> and Gef___Bi
i Weil, with Pi il i-***
1 ira ai a. li a, '.' :c 0 a. BL, 0 . 0 I) nu * ir a 1 *-?_??
dall . n - rk md (.hie*go i.-'.-l ol 1 _i r.
D.na ? - p and bleep ng \\ tl tiled C* asia*?
'-a , Lotdc naven, :*. ?' a. m., 8 :0> p. m sC*8ff
and 1 .. .1 - "p. i:a, connecUlig at .urty Iur Lie**
. \ ? ? an i the 1 .1 tte .ons, . ...
For Lei 8:20 p- m. and 12 15 night
For Norrutuwiu 1 .?,.---* .ni, _:.d 1. *?? 'I.
il 1 0 *. . ... 1 . . . lp :_. bai-idajl
.. - p. m. s :.4aj?. 6:15 and LO - :..
Baum.'.!'-. Washing iou and the bonth, * Umltee vv_??
indian Exure**" ol 1 ullman Par! J
bu iday, 10 a- m.; sir.ve Washington 4:00 b ? I I
dally, with Dining Car, ut ..-io l. bl. arrlv* ''"-?"??r
1. u 1:12 B , i' gular at .?...- I * *
a m., 1 an, Li . 1.1, 4:30 and tf:00 ,? m., -' 1 1-:1.
1 .. Bu ioy, *..15 _uil 9 _. io., 4 :3j aid 9 p. -- ai?
12 15 i.._ht,
F.r AUaaSo City, ll:10 a. m., 1:00 and 2 00 p. ni- vneX
dais.
For 1 apo May, 1 p. m. week daya.
Long Branch, Ba) Hued Junction ind intermediate sta?
ll >i -.1 la Rah* I* sn I An .1 , ? 7 0. and 9:P> s.a.
12 noon, - 30, 8 . 0 ?' 4 20 tt. 1 1 7 p m.
On buiidai 7:15, .il 9 li .1. r... -i.l 5 |i. 1:. da nol
stop al Asbery _ .....
For end loint uni Norfolk, via New York, Phlalelpkai
ant Norfolk Railroad, b p. bl, daly; vi* BalBB?I
ml Hay Line, 1 Jo p, rr. wk dsya
Dial* of -Brooklyn Atnex*" connect ?i-h a.i ,*J'_*'-'*?
tra na a- Jersey Cly, *(?"?_.-_ * spotit aul __.??
arSBB?S for Brooklyn travel.
|*OB ?_____>___--_.
Expres* trains leen New-1 irk, v_ De-brasso* ssA
? 11. ' stre i m. - a- r^duw*:
0:20. 7 .20, B. 9 (.9, ch a 0 Li?teal wit? Dining ear.
and IO, W isl*?igton I. ui :e 1 . an 1 ll a BL, 12 ,-0. I. -
;? _D, 4 1 BO. ?>. *>. '? -*-e". S and 8 p. bl aavl IS J* ? lB*
Ace piniiiudBi on, *> ,J0 and ll .10 I. BL, 4 .10 Bad . p. It
bund ila a el .15, '.' 9 I. died - - ,' ' <_, Z'
4, 4:3), 5, el. 0 3u, b and 9 p.u_, ai.J li*** Li.a_
Accoiumo latia.i, 7 p. in. . ? a
Trains leav.uc New-1 ..rk da!'.y. except Sundav, al -, ?
aid 11:10 0. BL, 1, !*.. 4, 5, 8 _ BL and .9 a. ???
nut 7 p. ii on bunda vs, ?? nn* i i f r * .m ne-i
Ticket Offees, No*. 1. 43'., ,' * and ?' Brefdway. J
Astor ll ai-- an I '. ol ot IV-al - I st*. . ?
* a-- -t. and Brooklyn A.* Station, foot ot voln__a\,
Brooklyn; button. J. .^*ejp .it> . B_araai TAstM omi*.
Ca*tle Garden. ?. ? _,, ,_j
The N.-i* Yuk TransMl Cmipanr wt!l cad for *"
Ch-, k bsggsge '?*??! hotels ai.l '??*'-'?"'?.?*,,..ann
chas BL r e;n. J. _ .J0^?...
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PATE CiI.\l;!.K* ROUTE
OLD FOIN - - (JMrORji
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AND 1 m. bOOTI*.
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ut any Ticket Dirie.- of th* '? ' lu," _*\ __
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