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TWO FRENCH NOVELS.CONSCIENCE. P»r IIMCTOB MALOT- Paris: G.
('harpentlor rt t'le; Nen York. W. ll. Jenkins.VOI.ONTF- Par UEOPQE8 (MIN ET. Parts: Tani
Ollrndorfl; Ncw-Vcrk. W. Ii. JenkinsHector Mnlot hns made a very interesting study
of a deep problem. His hero is sa BfBOBtid physi-cian, whs holds that there is no such thins as con¬
science or remorse; that Hie min sf B8BSB BBBjPavoid thi- doing of deeds which social laws pro¬
hibit, because lie does not wish to ho punished,but. that if he niak's up Irs mimi, fSrNSSSBBsufli-ciont to himself, to eommtt a crime, he will takeprecautions against detection, and having securedhimself, will suffer bo remorse. This man findshimself in dire need, nnd he murders aa old money¬lender and robs his safe. He is not sasiweted, but,circumstances inculpate a young man who turnsout to be the broiher of the murderer's mistress.This mistress tho doctor marries, and he interestshimself actively on behalf of the accused youth.who, nevertheless, it convicted and sentenced to a
ting term of impi sonmont Now, according t-ois own principles the doctor should have felt no
remorse for his crime, for he had eeoeped detection ;
but, in fact, he Millers greatly and inrreasiiiK.y.and though his material affairs prosper, and hereaches an exalted place in his profession, his minelbecomes more disturbed ns timo peseta anel he failsto find relief or satisfaction anywhere. The grad¬ual development of this sceptic's physical tor
ments, the constant combats between his intellectand the mysterious power which overcomes hiscynical philosophy, mocks at his reason, vi.-ifs hispillow with horrid visions, gradually deprives him olsleep, shatters his nerves, and breaks down his -.viii.is descrilvod with astonishing skill and vivielmrsaIn the daytime he is able to (sags at the .iconicsof the night, and to convince himself thal they haeeno warrant in fact; but arbes darkness conies allhis philosophy proves futile. The tragedy of thiswretched life marches steadily, and each Step ischronicled with pitiless precision. At Inst tin-murderer begins to talk in his sleep, nml discover¬ing this is compelled lo sleep alone. But Ncannot be rinded, and an accident reveals to hiswife what he has straggled so long and so des*perately to conceal. She has been his mais eup-
port. hut brr love cannot survive the knowledgethat her husband has deliberately sacrificed herinnocent brother to save- himself. She doea notdenounce him, but she leaves him, Bad he remainsisolated, his life hHghted and blasted hy relianceupon a pseodo-phlleeophy which lins pr: ved io he
built upon fallacy. This is a powerful, consistent.nnd a-tis*> illy executed novel.
M. Georges Ohnet lias la Volonle"' dealt v. iththe effects of will-power upon human life, but histouch is far weaker than that of Hector Malot,and his theme is much more conventionally treated.The possessor of the strong will in his story is a
girl, who loves and is loved by a young man of in¬ferior but nm in bin character. There is anotherwoman, also resolute, bat whose alms sure sinister.She ls at once foil und. rival to the heroine. Sheseduces the feeble young husband, and holels himIn her toils until he la almost ruined, both mate¬
rially and morally. In oreler to put the heroine'sSteadfastness in stronger relief, perhaps, the authorhas made him so very infim that towards the endof the story it seems scarcely possible that heshould be capable of regeneration, and when finallyhis faithful wife succeeds in rescuing him fromthe syren, it is questionable whether Ihe man'smoral nature has not undergone so disorganizinga process ns to be beyond medication. BslSBO.who knew human nature much better than If. Oh¬net, once drew a picture resembling this one inmany respects, but he did not conclude melo¬dramatically, with the righting of all wron-rs andthe reformation of all the prodicals. II" saw thatwhen a man, naturally weak, forms habits of in¬fidelity and self-indulgent vice, the prospect thatany power can save him is exceedingly poor. Inhis terrible story the wrong-doer goes nn, from badto worse, losing with each downward step BOOMfre.h remnant of his e.mseience and his statin*.powers, until intellect is fairly swamped by animal¬ism, and he ends a hopeless wreck. In real lifeLouis Horaull, after his experience with MadameOlifaunt, would, n'n° times out of fen, have beenuntrustworthy. His noble wife might have savedhim nenin and again, but arbes temptation asaailedhim his resis'aneo would have been feeble and tame,and the presumption would be strongly ri _-;*. inst hsfinal redemption. No doubt M. Ohnet'8 way ofdealing with the problem is calculated to pleasethat class of renders who dislike gloomy endingsand care nothing for truth to life. Rut those whorespect art in fiction must admit that Balzac'smethod wis the only on'- deserving approval or im¬itation, and that ll Ohnel serves no worthy purpe>se ifl sagar-eoatiBg the bitter cons-que-ne-es ofpliant selfishness. Asa story " Voloate" is interest.ing and smoothly written. As a work of art it isfar inferior to " Conscience."
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Mles r^ (- WILLIAMS' SELECT FAMILY BCBOOLFOR YOUNG I.ADIF-ti AND LITTLE OIRI_i.
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vaniage*. for circulars address Mis- M. M. Hunt. Prln.
I*- HE HANNAH MORE ACADEMY, for Young L*di«*snd Girl*, founded In IMC. REV. ARITH il J
RICH, A. lt., M. I), Kel'tervoacn. Md.
1'IIF, MISSES ANARLT'S BOARDING AND DAYSchool for Yatirg L*li«s will reopen bep'.embcr 29,
av Od Bayard-lt.. Newllruiiswick. N- J._IiBINITY HAKE. Beverly, N. J.
ESTABLISHED 1*07.A therough homo s. lie.al fo, twenty yo,int ladles. Varied
_.1a*niiigcs e.f the highest order. Careful (ra tung In tinn¬
ier, min land heart. Solid culture in English. Music, Ar',ind language*. a prescribed c.'iirse* teer si'ide'iit- preparing for any eollege. Twenty-first year lie-ins Septem¬ber 27. For circular addres. ihe principal.
RACHELLE GIBBONS nUNT.
West waLS UT sTlWr*T novfiniNG SCHOOL farYoung Mlssc* tnd LOU* G'*;" Re-open« Sepf. 10
(9th year). M!»* J. .TRAUTH ANN, Principal.Catalogue cn application. 4,801 Walr.ut-iu. Phill l'a. Pa
For Both Sexes.Country.ALLEGHENY COLLEGE-73el year begin* Sent. IS.
Three) A. B. course*. Prepuitinty School. Engineerlng, Mufi.-. Baili Sex**, i:»jH*iise* iiew. A-Jdrea*WILBUR G. WILLIAMS i> __, it. vi, Meidville, Penn,
A NONG THE hills, thirty-two miles from New-York../I order programme for IS** fro, an-l picture of CH APPA-
QUA MOUNTAIN INSTITUTE,. Ch.lppV'ua, N. Y-_CtLAVERACB N T.J COLLEGE aaf Hudioo inver
' Institute.College for girls; buys piepir-d tor colb *gflor bus'ness; conservatory of rneisli- »i. 1 art, thorough In-.truMlen In all departments; ii.ith year open* Saptambal10. --* nd tor Illustrated catalogue*.
Ki.V. A. II. CLACK, A. M l-rc-',lcn'.
DB OARM0 INSTITUTE BhineBick, N. Y. prepare*bo:h s'xes for eollege or for bu'lnc*. Ad Ires- ibo
principal. 1.mes M. DC OARMO, Ph. D.
C' LINTON LIIIERAI. IN8T1TUTE-1B *i*e, lints;science*; language*, engineering, (digilah; remarka¬
ble advantage* in n n*tc, elocution, ari. hu*lne«a college;sieam, K.-.s, elevttor: beautiful lo. ti cymmc. V. PARSELL, A- M., Preaident, Fort plain. N. V.
I/ORT EDWARD COLLEG IATE INSTITUTE 31-ticar begin* Sept, IB Baperb nen t.-. lng* steam
hcp.l (". crud.liing Course* fr,i ladies and gentlemen. In-riuling Collage |--'-J*i I-' rv lied Commerlcal; Music. Ar'.Oratory, va Teeebei i: t Llieri K i *¦
l.-eiu'c* each l«:in; I-ree TulUOfl la Morotai e'las-esfuel, light, walbing, ani all
e-eii:e« cecetaery t.' gradnailea, exeepl Arl ind Mutle,tito i*er year*. Bend fe* eatalogne.
.l"s 1. KING, l> [I E.*rr Edward, N. V.
1? RANKLIN. N. Y aware Literary InaUtnte. Tearberin* Sept I illag* preparator* English tntl
eden:trie courses.Principal.
CHARLES II- VEKI'.iLL. Ph. D..
I SACKETTSTOWN N. IN-IIn ii haa wida repI atstl n sa c '-¦¦ prepareiorj tor yoan ra n. La*.I i'
.-¦ music, ari e *. utlo i*-*- u ling il lt*new laboratory; s.a.m.* i ,i»- nearly £0 boarder*; ladiea
'*.'¦ fre.m ,'ee'k Of room fer MUI ..'..Ul I."
j .a.* men retuned for -A,- ri them \ ottSepten ber 5. < taiogue tree
REV, gi 0R*»E ii. w niTNEY. D. iv, i*ie*i lent
Pl NNINOTON (SEMINARY) NEW JERSEY. THOBHANLON, l> D., Pre ideal.- .mended i*y Dr. Mo
COSH Excel* in health, dlaelpHnc bum* comfort* andtchoiarthtp: fib" rover* all Mira* bet a.-t ai-J unala.Catalogue very beautiful ai I ,*'¦ 'e._«-.,, .- i . v Ci .-a ,1 r r-eirn"i i*. LAND COLLEHB.
NY Ai Ia ON-1 IIE-HUDSON. N.Preparatory f.ir Mn!"*; Celleve fer La-los Special rctee
lng far biickwanl pupil*. Year open* Sept 1". i'ainl"i*ueW, il BANNISTER A.
MMusical Instruction.
EADVILLE CONSERVATORY OE MUSIC.
Fmlnent t»ncs.er* In sll branrho* music snd art. 22ipu ni!*. Pall term befits* S'cpternher 4. Send for er.ta-
iapun. v. a. REYNOLDS, Director, Meadvllle, Pa.
Miscellaneousbo-hCIRCULARS schoni,
with careful advice to paren31 Best 17rh-st.. bet, .tn-aie
*ere«. eur and roentryVIKI \M COYRIERE
ind Uioadwty.
ZttuktTB.* REST TEACHERS supplied; no c.arc". TEACH-
_*\. ERS regiaterad fur 20 lents r«*r btetage- vactnetetllwin on hm I; farm far kiar..|a lt. E. AVERY, An-.ri-tai. Behool Bureau, 3 Wen lith-tt.. N. Y.
A ilERICAN AND FOREIGN TEAClli ks AG1 '.
Jx sui pliea rroieat.ra. Teacher*, Tutor*. Governmelafc,.. ta Collegee, Sci.t md . ai. ... '. Apply tomks M. J. YOCNG-PjOLTON, 23 Union St)Daria
TUTORS. Governeaee*, Profoiior*, Teacher*; ailniara* Les elrClliart s, lio-.i* supplied len.-nr-
Uah. I*'r. :,* h. German. Spihish Ipoken. MIRIAM COT-lui.Ki.. ,:i Eau lTOi-*:., bec tth-avi and Stoadway.W^IAN'S EXCHANGE fEACHERS* BUREAU (faBti r--ih text*) iwpplie* pi ra, govcrnea ..
nusii-iar.s. hottiek-e'peri, o-rr, pa ni'-nt, Ac. io collegee,tehoolt ind raminea; a «o bookkeepers, ueoographer* aultopylttt to business flnr.s.
r.r.. a. I) CULVER 3_o crh-ave.. New-Yerk City.
* DVERTISEMENTS IORTHE NEW-YORK TRIB-_-\ INK WILL BE Kl IYI.D AT THE yi*TOWNO.flCi-S, ls-, l.jas Bruanway, comer Thlrty-Brat-tt.,until B p. n.. '.. j E. iadway beiwe»n Tweirty-aeoond and'J v., nt) mir I ai* nniil sp. m.; itu W-- Xwenty-tnlrd-st. corner Elfhth-avo.; iii Slxth-ave.; 1&8 F-.uriii -nv-..Bonier F*ourteenth-tL; 7'." Thlrd-tve., corner Port] tev¬entb-tu; 1,007 THird-ave., neai BlxtleUi-at., !.-."'¦ti IM Weal rortj - on tl Nlqthavo. and Sixty-ghth-*i .ind e-i i. beity-et, and the HARLEM oPFH
iso East One-bunlrad-B-td-twenty-Bflh-at., up to *. p. m.
»i regulai ailie.-.; rakia
election -V'ott.co.
stati- or Nsw-Yoaa. ,
Omer e,K HU. Kk-kBTABl "K-TAlg..Mal \ . a, .1 Hil '.'j. 1-ss, ^
To ibo ShcrlfT of (h" Conney f Ne .. rorkwil;-.\oll('i; is iii:i;i:i_v UIVEN THAT,vj :' li rai ¦< .¦>¦¦. va ¦.¦ lieu io in ii aleta on taolur*d*y succeeding tba Brat Monda.! nexi'Novembei ijrh., tno following ofBcera aro io b-' ehlo nit
A G..-."mar In rho place af DAVID tl. Ti I LL.A Lieutenant-Governor in ti... place r.t edward F
JONE,-.An Aeew.ciale Judg- ef th** Courr ef Apicals In (he place
;t n'H.s i lin i".* GRAIL ippointM oj the Governorin ihe piaca ai haiile-s a KAPALLO, Ceceaaad.
All ehtse lerinr. of eidiec nm eTplia' on (Iv ia*i day nfDeermbcr next.
J'hlriy-sls l-.iectorr of Presia.nl and Vlee-PreaMaal ofthe Chit/*! St.it.--A.
"iiril.T tnd District Ofllecrs tlso to b* elected In andTor *aid County
Twenty fonr Members of Assembly.A Sherlfl in piara of HUGH .i '.kant.A ,,unij ,ork. In p.ac of JAMI - A. Ef.Al'K.Three ! oraners. In place of I I. HUI N ANO LEVY,
lOIIS lt. Ni OENT and Kl.l'.HiN \N1> El UMAN.All whe.se (erins of e.:ti, <* »in expire) on tin- las; day or
December next.Your -Hrention ls also herelrr r-sprctftillv directed to th"
provlili'ii- of soctlun 1 of chapter iii-, I,:.vr» of iBsB, eon-terring certain du'.Je* uj ,i. [napoe -ar* of Election and oth.'rawry-.*, and providing for sunmitting te the elaehmid State l proies-ed ameitdmenl ts iii** S:.i-e- Constitution,which section ls here»ith inserted and made i pan of Hil***notice, to wit:
CHAPTER Cr-rt.An act to provide for MlbeutUns a proposed amendment
te ihe C-onttltutlon te. rhe electors a.f the gtlte.A Miroted by the (lorernor Mty lo, 1SS8. Ptaaed,
Hiref'-llfl-it being present.lim people al the state of New-York, represented in
Benet* and Assembly, do euse-i is foi;.,**Sect on 1. The Inoneoutr* ,.r e-.irh indi la Iha aeveral
towns and wards In ibis Biala, at thc general olerHon to|e held In -.he- Slate on the f,ih rt.iv nf November, 'inc-
tijousanel fight litindred Bed e,.'htv eight, Sliuil grovtBe a
bax. to re.*0i\o the ballot* Ot tM c||i/cn* nf Hil* State,Iii leiaiion to the tmindment propoeo-j iee ile ContUiuiionby eoBiarreat reaelaUoni af ih** Ixrlalaturc im.-s.-d Ineighteen hundred and elBbty-aeven and eighteenand elghty-i-lght. and eaea aarer mav greten I a ballot anWhich "hill l-e rrri'.ien or iirinred, or pertly «r!';-*n a il
partly printed. In the turin foltowtnc, \,/. Ea.r th'-piopuse-d ftinendnient lo «ec::,,n Ila 'f arilcle six f th*I'ciisiitiiMiiii.' or a biiei.it on which thal] be- written or
pertly printed, er partly written ami pertly print! i In tia-following form, viz.: "Againat the prcpoaed tmoit" .lion «is of artii-rc- lix of ihe Conttltutton," an
thereof -iriil be mule tr. irdlngly by Inapeetora afand eaovaaaera, said ballot *hall ne ir. _*.: ¦-1 "Constimhoi,al Amendment*1 Ail clUreaa af this sr.ite entitledle vi.te for Member* of Aaaembly in their reapeetlva illatricts, shall be entitled to vate bb Hi* adoption of theOre.poHod amendment duriiu.- tht dav af rle.-linn. In the
- ii .-lection (11 *trlerh in which, eh'-v reside. Reipectfullyyouis, FREDERICK COOK, Secretary ..f Stab
A Ri)Or.-senti»tim in the llflT first t "iegi.;-e< i-f theUnited Staten, for tlie sixth Conareaalonal Dietriet,e*om|Hiea«d of the First 1'lftn and Ninth Assembly DI*-trie I- ,.f Um ( aunt., aaf N»iv Ye.rk.
A Re >e -. t-itfvi lu the Fifty-first Cosgreaa e,f thet-'nind htaiaiK. f.,r the Seventh Congreealene! Disiriat,composed «f the Second, Thud and Seventh AssemblyDisiriets of Hie i'i;,:. el Ni '¦ York.
A Keiireeeu-nuiieM- in the Fifty-first Congress of thoI'niied siaies, fer the Eighth Oongieaalonal Dlttrict,composed af the lonriti. S;x-!i and Bightb Aaaonhly Dls-irais e*f the i .xiiii.v of new-York.
A Reereaentatlva in the Pifty.flrat Congress .,r th-*Unii'sl sta!.**, for the. Ninth CoBgiaaalaaal Dlstrie t,oliipoied of ii..* Tenth, Twelfth aiei Foulteenlb AaaemblyDis:ii. ts of the count-: of New-York.
A KepreoanteUve in the Fifty first Ceagaeai nf theUnited .-rates, for tbe Tenth Congieaalonal Dtatriet,eempoaed f,f tiac Daventh, Siv:.-enth and F..ghieenth Ai^.enibly Dlstrbt* Of Hie County "f New V,,rk
a Repreaentatlv* la Hie l-tfty nr«t Ooagreea "f theEiii'-.l Matos, for tho FJevcnth CengreaaloBBl Dlatriet,composed of ll," '1 hi: leinih, fifteenth Mid >¦.'v . n t"<-lit liAa_ea_My Diatrtet* of (ha Ootr__t .t New York.
a Itopreaenlatlve In the Fifiv-firet Ccngre** af UmUnlied Stales, for tte- Twelfth rawfioaafoiial District,cvni|ioe«*d af ih.- Twenibih, Tweai) tirht AaaBBlbly Dietn, is, a portion of me- Twenty-aaceef Aaaembly IH*-tilcf, t.oundod a,n the* ri'i-'i by -lie ..nih s;de rf Right)saiiti street "ii lb'- si.utl, by the* norlb side a.f ptftj ninthKraut, un Un- w_ei by the -an sile uf lexington avenue,and ae 'ho nut by tho Beat Uiver, nf Ihe County ofNen Yera.
A Re i,rete ii ta tl \n in the Flftv flrtt Congi-*** cf th.'Called sute*, fe.r the Thlrt.«-nih CeagMaalenal Dlairict, aeaaeeeB of the Klaateeelh ind Twenty-third \-»
ai-mtily Dlitrlct*. and that portion of the Tweet) MCandAwaembly District buuiidod e,n the, north Bf UM louth.Ide of Ninety-Brat atr*---!, on the w.ulh by UN noith side nfEighty-ala Ui street, on tha we»t by the ea«t *lde altieiaeie, and etti by tho Kan River, af ih.- ( ounty al New.York.
A Repre*entall>-e In the Fifty-first (V.ngreei of theEnlled Stttee, for the Fourteenth Congreei-lonal ni**,trtrl eomponed of the Counlv nf Wtatenaatei and tin-Twenty fourth A»*cmL!i- Dl*tr-ct of the County of NewYork.
hHERipps ornr DOUBT housei El Y AND OOUMTY OP NEW YORK,
July -.'7, 1SH8.I certify tbe above io 1# « true eapy af tl.irnion
notice rr ce ived by me this day from tba Secretary cf suteHi oil I GRANT,
Sheriff of the (Hy tnd Csunty of New-York.PuMtahert of oewipaper* »r>- hereby noilflul not to In-
arri the above advertlnenient uni' ss tiN-cltUli nuthorlied*0IO do. HI e,ll t e.RANT.
St-srlS ol tba City and County of New-York.
GRAJS ASD PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES Ol' NEW-YORK DEALING*The mn ulitlon Iii eeceala on Saturday wa* active and
hero was free buying hy iho »hort, Interest on receipt ofrot Weather Ntaria Although Saturday** ls only a
hort *e*s|on al Ihe Produce Exchange, Hie dealing* were
f such a character as to dey lop a strone feeling e,f con-
Ide-tii.- In ihe- situation. Wheat, corn and oar* all .ruledilgher. Tha ira ri-a ct inns In wheat option* aggregatedI.C.e.OOO bushel*, and the market, chined film, with i.rice*h,. :| s i*i*nr bo],,u- thc baal figures of tho day at the
"liam lng rm"ration*: July 92 1-8. August 1)1 7-R, Septem->er Ol lek, October 91 7-8. November 92 7-S. December)3 3-4, and May 98 1-4 cents. There wa* only a smallNHBataa don" in toot wheat, but price* genorally wero
l-2erl cenl higher. Exporter* took only 8.000 buahel*.ihe mark'-t ilea.ed Arm at the highest price* of th* day..'ash corn waa dull, but cloned tteady, with price*l-._*l-'_ ceni hl_rhor. The speculation In corn wa* fairlyictlye. but prices ruled somewhat Irregular at figure*I-2<»1 cent higher, closing firm at l-l cent 1m*1ow tho bett
,i_ure* on August and Septemiicr, o'her month* clo*lngit the hlghi'st. onntatle.ns of the elay. Following are the.losing prices: August and S-ppmber, 84 October, ii 3-8;November, -.8 1-2; nui December, io 1-4. spot oat*¦iib-rt firm at friday- quotatloaa on nnly a atodoratailnutint of trailing, closing et .»dy. Options remalin-d un-
¦hanged on Au_u*t and l-Seil-4 higher mi Beptgfl-ber andic*,,i,-r, eloalng linn at beat figures ts follows: July,ff _; Augu*', 80 1-2; Sepiember. JO 1-2; and Octolier.:*., :i i. The lard market wai itrong bul toaettva andirli'e-s generally ruled higher, cloMng firm at an advanceif patel* for AucuM. 4 iKalat.s for Septemlier, ,. fnrictober. and 0 poin'* for Ilucemhor and year at tho fol-owing Blurt"*: August pa Bli. .-v-ptembor et) 00, October18 eO, December and year »7 87.
THE, TEA DE IN CHICAGO.Chicago, July 29 iSpeclali..The crowd tpparentiy
oohc 1 for * tall In prices yesterday after the first few
nltiutc*, but broker* acting for Ream, Cud»hy, Jones and
.(ennctt |BSB all that was offered and bid so sharply for
nnrc that lt was harl to toll whether August wheat,,
pened ir SO 5-8 cent* (tho official Quotation) er 81.A i-iiiu five minute* wheat wa* * full cent over Friday'*.lo-e. with little for sale. Kearn and Cudahy contlnii'-da lake lr a- f.i-i a- t|,-v could ge*t lt, ami Kalperi uiil'-d,ii. Th- lao mg WBV* liicr-ssed In velum* until lt sw-pliver tiie' pu a*iib n rush. Tbe demand «t< not, suppliednitli price* were ovai 2 e.-nt-« above 'h<* closing pn.nfriday. rhen the market eaaed off ha. hut fri-h I >uylng
bp higher than before, ind cloted it wllbin li eentif ihe te,ii. Bradstreei't repori telegraphed here, rearing
o*, bud a 1.1 deal af Influence. This lsmpnaiieail) I .r market, tf tba eold rams runt in ne
.!¦:.,ut, the market I in tbape io ca blaber, if, on th*ghi weather ihould appear, lt would iik»iv
.au.-i- a iharp break. The Auguti option opened tl 80 b.ato *-'_ 1-t. and eli -'d ni .¦¦_'. Jnlv claeeB *t
i i ,¦, over August. 'Ihe ntovemrnl lu corn ls ton
n'leii fm ihe imi'-. Tba prteea went,ur. Augual startedIC. ul. I,,-, al l 7 8. Oula ir.*r.*
lull, "it'i *i downward tendency. Providion* wera itrongni higher, i.-,i beean.f anv greet purchase, bal bevauae
f the pl .-mull pur. hs-'*rintel v. flu n,ui".:i. H"L'< we«l bain cent* hlgh'T
it ii,,* mi. i- and "a' receipt* tor th) weah hp ateafr*.ii tba pit ih* i.n|.r ¦"*! ,ii -ill prevail* rhai ihe Armour
a- * i..-, j, uni ihgi ihjg overabadowlng:*. on the bu rddo.
-financial.
MAHHATtAH TRUST COMPANY,NO. J') WALL ST., NEW-YORK.
tl'ITAL.SI OOO OOOLl Rl.i TORS l
F*. O. Freiien, N. r. ll ff. Cannon, NT. r.it .1. Cnaa, N. Y. John ll. 1 ord. N. Y.II. r.. Iliecint.in, Boolan, T. J. Coolidge, Jr., i'.nston.mi uti lb,h.emt Jr., N. Y. James o ^ti'-leton. N. Y.E. o Randolph, :-.. \ a. 8. li..-.-iihnim. N. Y.
r :..v N. y. Wm Dowd. M. v.'. c. Baldwin. N Y. Sar.nd p.. Shipley, mila.Ch**. E 'ir.L*. N. Y. il. T. Wll-on. N. Y.Henry i :. I, hlcago. .la.hn I. Watorhurr. N. Y.
Franc .Trench, Preaidentla,ali I. Wiieilatiry, VIce.pre'ldont.
Aatherized t" icerpt and axeeata Ti nits of every an-
Mriiitlon.Truatrc fer Investment and minagement of real and
perenna! estate.!* '..sps ne. lntere«ts tub'ert to ehecoue tliroush the
Clearlnr-Ifnuae.Regimai and Transfer Acn*.
ARTHUR LINCOLN,INVKSTMENT SKLTRITII.*,
f8 EXCHANGE PLACE.NEW-TORK.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC R. R. CO.NOTICE OF REDEMPTION.ALL PERSONS Ii*'I.DINO ANY OP THE BONDS of
ihe SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY amthu' 'hore is BOD In iha hands Ol rhe under-
ilgnrd, Trustee* m gage by which 'he payment' i I, thi m of ONE HI NTil'.'r.l)I'llOl'SAND HOLLARS, gold, which, und tb.rms of. 1 n oi if*age, I* tppllclble rn ih-- relmnptlon or i.ure-lias->f -a bond*, ani rh ir the undersigned will receive sealed
Land Oil ' -* C'.nm.iiiy. a-oriier ofI*'.., ind T, -¦-. ti-T 1 st*., san Pranclaco, far tho sot-a ide of tald ond* until TUESDAY, tl"* TWENTY- ST HSTlay cf ai GUST, IhSS, ar which t.m* propoaala win baipennd, ant wirh bond' ns ate nr'erod a- il,,. :,,t\-e»: priceiriu be redeemed cr purchased t<< the amount aforcsail
p-i-a. ¦.,,- pi be :' l*< ci .¦i*'*po:r- ter Sen-end*/¦f th* Elrsi Mortgage Bond* Boothera Pacific RailroadJcmiiany.** D. O. MILLS.
G. L LAN.-INO.Ban Francleeo, July 20, IBM. _Trustee*NEW LOANS.
aaaotoooCITY OF *T. PAIL
I 1-2 PBN ERST. BOSOMMAI BING 1018.
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE INMEW YORK.«....<:Of>
ra ii* ky comm,IMWKSOTA,
4 !.* P..lt ci NT. OOMOO,MAH KINO lois.
WE. OFFI'I'. TIE tBOVI OR BALK. FELL PAILTKi LARS ON APPLICATION.BLAKE BROTHERS & COMPANY,I :- ,- -. New-York, SB Btatiat. Boston.
rb;or._a\izatio\
CHESAPEAKE &°S RAILWAY CO,29 WARIEST..
Mew-Yerk, Jnly 17. 1888.Receipt, of DREXEL. MOKOAN A CO. for First
Preferr* S Preferred and Common Srock nf theCHESAPEAKE t CHID BAILWAY COMPANY d-
1, In accordance willi tho plan of reorganlratlondated Feb. 7, 1S6-, and on wliich all saaaaaaaala have
b* ri paid, may now lae exchanged for engraved reorgan-i/at,uii aortlBcataa, pairing bp Sallvery, on applicationat their afl.ee, 88 Wall-et, New-York. Receipt* pre¬sented f'ir sueih Stehaafa mu*t be prupeily Indorsed.
Receipt* for Series B, 0 pei cent tnd 4 per cent
lan ls, and for currency 6 per cent bonds, mar also beexchanged f.- aegravad reorganization certificates In pur-luauco nf ne tic* already glvMi.
All of Uicse certificate* havo been luted on the New-York Bleak Exchange.HOLDKR8 OP Ort PER CFNT nf all classes nf stock
»nd bonis affected br tho plan of reorganlratlon, havingaccepte*l Its provlsleiis, outstanding stockholders and bond-te lb rs are* hereby gi\en final noHce to depoalt their nr.
cuii-ie* with DEI.x el, MOKOAN A CO. before Auguetl, 1*1*8, and coiifaim to the requlrementa of said plan, if
they wl»h io partlclpaia In ibo belief.** thereetC. Il t OsTEH.
I. CROSS, w«
I. THORA-'. I
R..I. CROSS, ^Committee.A. J.
JOHN PATtlN SC CO.88 Wi.inui. -I., New-Yerk,
Will pay rm uni after Aa_mU I. D*t<8, the followingcoupon* and lnren-i niiturliig ihat dale;
I i.upoeie. iii itu- Fir*i 'l-ii'iuim. lionels and Inlrre*! otlill* (.uar..1.1 Cl 1. -I ll ol ll" 1 o ll. * n n . 1:11,1Hlaewnil River lt. ic in.Im. re-*l >.n lin-Ela ii a el ".(oek of the l-.ueian* Elly
N|. Louis noel < hicui_o lt. lt. I o._
Slltil-T !{\1I,\VAY BOND*,PATINE, o PER CENT AND OVER, A BPBCIALTY,
Ri .-.man fl QUICK,kl mbera New-York Stock Exchange,
72 and 74 ltroidway, N. Y.
NOTICE OF ANNUAL B-SET-K-JT"lt) EITOGKHOLDEI-S <)F
WELLS, FABGO & company.
Yon are hereby notified that tho nett annual meetln*of the lloekhirfdera of Mild company, far the- ole-e-iion eilSheeter* far iha .. ia-¦.11a,; j ur, and for Hie tranaactioleif sr. h other tm-.. coma iee fare- the meetingwin tn- held iii tha teeretary * room, a' t in* i--oiirai oiticaf the company, on n,* northeaet oorner of ranterna awllalleck sr» City ,.! -ju Franciaco, Slate it Caiiiornl*, aiM ea, ia,cu a. ni., 'en Thoraday, the '.Uh day of Auguatie>Hx. Tha transfer ba,,.ks will u>- eloaad aa !s»iurd»y, itu88th day of July. 1888, »nd n*opcneel oa Friday, Ibo IOUday of Augii*i. 1888, JAMES HERON,
,-, api'tary.
OKITCE. Ol*' THE. MlNsjssii'1'I RIVER BRID1.KCOMPANY,
'bl. ago, UL. July 21, IS-tH.
OWNERS of IlKirt^ll^i- lieilllls nf titr** Minni*,sippi KJvar Bridge ( ompany mee hareby Bottied Hiat
tho I'niici Miles Tiu«t Company of New York, Traitee,h,*, detlgnaled by lol honda numbered lou. ill. irut bm.Hil and 880 lo Ie* red-e-nie.1 a* roouliod bf (he- lnarmage
uni e.f Sinking Fund, ocu.her 1. IMS*.Self iH.ud* will »..' redeemed by Me-nr*. john p\Te.N
tic. Ne, ,,j william i.t naw-Yorh lateieat ea salt'bondi de*lgnal.«l for re-1etneit|.n will caata octet er 11S8K. II A RI.ES II F(1sTKR, Treasurer
Low,'he
will Inv-st ae Um cionnd floor In * valuable- iiike 8uperli>!Iran min'* Twe principal owner* wish third party aliliie, liavael bl* tc, na share nt BBd.OOB Mine lit* lirm) bodjof hl*h jfnide' Bettemer ore In *lght n*»dy for ulilpmeutCan tm et.-vela,|)..d in , y-ar Int.. a pneperty wierth t.VV),(V)(
ES |>er c.nt dividend on thtt tmoiint No del*t*per*.. 11*1 b tpeeUon. Referanea a*hed. Addre*,
.1 [-
Col.II) MINIM; INTEREST Offered Latr Correepondenca ioildt«d with tail*faetory party
and iioiDui!.*L. J. PlIlllY. He.ireiarv and Tran-urer. Ironwoo.1. Miali
HAN E OP NOR. II AMERICANe- York. July .* 1888
r|'HK HANK OF NOBTH AMERICA hmh reinoy,**1 la No. 3^ W*ll *i. Milln |*uli*ti.-gi. pendlng the c. ,.|rf«uiuii .f ih'lr new bul.,Rug mi Naman st.corner of C«adar.
to iRvrnroRMN-w.York, July 0. 1388.
VyK OFFER fer *a!<\ and nx-omniond to tnrt vettor*. a fow dealrablo Bondi earning double thc!Inwr*it, tl » prtc* which yield* fully tia par cent In aohupon tho invetiinent.
i_ i.. B__-._-iHCl Bi CO.. 28 Bread-ah.
Dankcro anb Brokers.
P. W. GALLAUOET & CO.,I. _>KI-l***.
COMUERCTAT, PAPER. STOCK8 AND BONDSUNITED BANK BUILDINO.
WALL-ST, CORNER, BROADWAY.H. PITCH. Jr.. MKWYOR-L
vf ember N. Y. block Exthaogn
VERMILYE & CO.,BACKERS,
16 AND 18 NASSAU-ST.,I¥ew-York City.
Denier* in Bnveatnaent Becarltlen
ZIMMERMANN tfc FORSHAY.BANKERS AND BROKERS.
Il WALl.-iT., M. Y.MEMBERS OF THE NEW-YORK STOCK EXCHANGE-STOCKS AND BONDS BO POUT AND SOLD ON
COMMISSION- Dealer* In bullion, anode, foreign bank¬note*, 4c. Exchange and cab!') transfer* on *11 paru of
the world. In tums to mit. Interest on deposit*._
Dioibcnb Notices.^'niE^-EEW^YORK NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK,
New-York, July 27. 1.88.ATA MEETING of the Board of DirectorsJV held mis day a dividend of THREE VA, PER CENTwu* decltxed on ih* capital stock, parable on and afterAnguit l, ii OUTCALT, Caahler.
Ol 911 V. OF THESEATTLE, T.AKF. Hllofll. ANI) RASTEItN RAILWAY
COMPANY,85 William-*!, and 41 Exchange Placo,
New-York. July BB, 1888.
COUPONS of tho First >Iortj»ajse 6 porcont Cold Hand* of Hil* compai-y. duo August
i, imiih, win t><i pail on presentation Bl the? ofBee ofthe Union Truat Company of New-York, Net. 73 Broad-w*y, ou and aflat August 1, loxa.
E. Vf. HO IT. Jr.,Assistant Secretary.
OFPUE BROADWAY INSUR s NOE ( "M PANY,NI W VORK, July 28, 1S88.
T'.Tlf DIVIDEND.
THE BOARD of Directors hare drelarod thoa-iii seml-anniiHl dividend of ll per teat, payable
on and after August 1, 1808_isaac collord. Secretary.
THE ST. PAUL. MINNEa Polis AND MANITOBARAILWAY COMPANY,
40 ANO 12 WALL ST.,New-York, July 2, 1_88.
TIIE BOARD r.f Directors have declared theusual quarterly dividend of om* and one-half leer cont
on the Capital Stock of ibis Company, payable al thlttfllc'i August 1. 1039, lo Btockholoera of maud on thatdate.
'ihe stock tnnsfer toog* will bo cliaed at 3 p. m., July18. and mil ba i-op.i..d ar lo a. m., August le, Lied.
ELWARI) T. NICHOLS,Assistant Secretary.
LONO ISLAND RAILWAY COMPANY.~~
ur- 1DEND NO. 41.
THE Bn.\!;n OF DIRECTORS havo de¬clared a quarterly dividend r one PEB CENT upon
the etpltal ttock, payable August I, lean. Tram-ferbooks Hoot Julv 2 ani ¦..;, n Augutt 2
HENRY ORAVES, Treasurer.New-Torh, Juno 25, 1888.
_
outce Continental insurance company,No 100 Brotdway,
New-York, Julv 12. 188S.¦T-IIE BOARD OF DIRECTORS UK TUESI *. apBBJ have this day declared an Interest dividend
*f TUREE ANU ONE-IIALE PER CENT upon thecapital of the company and upon the amount of li*'. guaranty latnttur aird special " reserve fund" .formedIn pursuance 0f tha proviilou* of the act of the LeglelatUaof the Star* nf New-Y'ork, pained April 10, 1874, a*IBanded. entltlejd " au act to pmvtdo security againstextraordinary conflagration* and for thu creaHun of safetyfund* hy lire iBaaraBce companies";, lovaine on demanX'lTiny also order that tho oiliest outstanding scrip liana.thu of 1880.bo redeemed in cadi on aud after 20th-September next. CYRUS TECR.
_
Secretary.
TTNITED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY.\J I HE VSCRE.t -S OFFICE,
82 Broadway, New-Y'ark, July 25, 1888.H.. il DIVIDEND.
The transfer hooks of thtt Company will be closed Au¬gust 1 at 3 p. m. and reopen.-d Augtlft 10.
THE.'). P. WOOD. Tre**urer.
Professional.\r.UNO MAN desire* poslllon a* *tenog rap her and tele,
graph operator, Nnw-York City or Brooklyn; railroademploy prcferrod; excellent references. Address W.,
fflnsical -Jnstrnmeius.
F rsc*TI F.R PIANOS, renowned for tone and sandingin tune. Mannfaetorioa and tteramtrna 421 to 425
We-t 2bth-*t., ind 807 Broadway, I8th-»t. (Ditson'tBuilding). Plano* exchanged, rented, or instalment*.
Hnilroaog.
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.N. Y. C. A H. It R- CO.. lessee*.
Trtln* loav* West 42d-»t. nation at follow*, and 20minut* » cai Her fr-im foot of Jay-sL, North River
Detroit and Chicago, ._ bb I. m., -0 ;0O. "8:15 p. m.St. I_iul». »0 :0(.i, »8.L- P m.Syracuse, Bullala, ia chester, Suspension Bridge, Ni¬
agara Pails, 8:18, "A bb a m., 'fl 00, -8:15 p. m.
Utica, 8.15. '0:55, (ai ll :B0 a. m., -0:00, '8:15 p. m.
Kinn*rim, sanpcrtle*, C_t»kill, Albauy. 3.15, '7.15.t9 ii. (ii 1 i .30 I. rr., is) 4 :00, "G :00. «8 :15 p. m.
Cransrori'*. Weat I'otit Co-nw_!l, Nowburg, '3:15,.7 :1a. *8 bb. 10 15 (ai ll :30 a. m., (s) 4 .00. 4 :10. 6:15,.8:15, 8 45 n. m., and 9 00 *. m., 3:45 and 0:00 p. m..( rai «r,n'H. Co rnwtll. Nowburg.
lar Montreal ani Canada East. *fl :00 p. ii.Hamilton, jMldon, '..)¦> a. m.. '0 00. *8:15p. m. To¬
ronto. IO -5 *. m., 10:00. '8:15 l>. n_
Elegant ileoplng-cara for Buffalo, Niagara Falls, DetroitChicago and St I/Ouls.
Saratoga Specials, (t) ll :30 a. m.. (*) 8:45 p. m. Draw-Inn reeeim ears thtom'h lo Baritoga.
Lake- Goorie, ll 30 I. m.. Drawlng-Room Car* to Cald¬well, Saturdays only, fal 3:45 p. m.
Lake-* M,,honk and Mtnnewaska, via New.paltr. 9:00,Drawing-Room Car* to
InaPhoe¬
nicia. 3-15. 'J :0O, (al ll 'IO a. m.. (»; 3:45 p. m. DrawingBoom Ctr* to ('.rani Hotel Station and to I'lmeiiltia (torHotel K.ater*kiU and Mountain lluuso; ou 0 .00, ia) 11:30a m. and (*) 3 45 p. m. Hain*.
Ptlenvllle, Cairo and Mountain House Station, 8T5.7:15, »:O0. (ai ll i.-O a. m., (s)3:45 p. m. Drawlng-Room Car* to CaUklli ea (i) ll :30 a. tt. and is) 3 .45 p. m.train*
. Dailv. t DM'.v except Saturday, other train* dallyexcept Si-ndir. (a *; Leave Jersey City. p. R. R. sta¬tion, (a) ll :-0 a m.. (si 3 40 p. ru. ; Hoboken, West Shore¦Station, (a) ll ;30 a. m., (*) 3:40 p. m.
For ticket*. tlm*-tahiet, parlor or tieeplng-tar tccom-m*-1arloiis or InformtUon, apply at oflice*. Rrooklyn.333Washlngtonst 730 F.ilfn-st.. Annex OfRce- foo' of Kui-tonst. New-York Clty-303, 785, 042 Broad.'uv. 153 1-2Bowery. 12 Park p'U'e mid West S'.ioro Station*, foot ofWest 42J-st.. foot of Jayat.. N. Pw
Waatcott't Expre** call.* for and check* b-isrjraie fromhotel' and r*-**--denc*a. C. E. LAMBERT.
6 Vanderbilt-ave. General Passenger Agent,
Laaoa .sianonK aim .'iiiiii.-wh.ikj, vis .ipi-i-iiii, u :ufl) 11.30 t. m., (l)|:4l B ni. Draiving-Room CarsKingston on 0 :0O, 'll 11 -30 a. m., (*. 3.45 p. m. train*
Kaater«kill. Htint-r. (.rand Hotel S'atlon. ind Pim
TOLA-NS FOR BOSTONNew-York and New-Er.f.and
andNew-York, New-Haven and Hartford Road!
Leay* NEW-YORK io a. M *3 P. M., ll .30 P. M.Arrlvo BOSTON 4,.30 P M., *0 P. M.. 7 A. M.
PARLOR CARS ON DAY TRAINS.PULLMAN BLEEPING CAR8 ON NiOUT TRAINS.
.8 :00 p. m. D*lly, Ine-ludt-ig Sunday*.Other traint <<_lly ex.-ept Sundays.Slei-pm* ear i.-comm- l.itieui* can be wctired at ticket
ofllces. 337 Broadwiy, and Urand Central Depot.
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL-lt ROAD,
FOR RED RANK. LONG BRANCH, OCEANGROVE, AslHRY PARK. 0< I" AN BEACH, SPRINGLAKE, POINT pleasant, Ae.::... ,
COMMENCING JULY TL 1888. ,_,___,SKA1N8 LEAVE NEW-YORK, oi>T OF LIBERTY-BT., 4:00. 8:1.*,, t) -/An, *u 15 a. m., M :80. -*_ «'> 8:80(fast expn-s" ¦) (Xi, -i ..io. -5 .30. 0:15 u. m. SuIlday^
_v :oo a. ii. an | 4 :00 ]* m.FROM KOOP CORTI.ANliT AND DESRROSSES STS.,
3:30, 7:10. .'.) IO a i: 12.00 nasin -J iii) '3.10.8:40 (limited express, .'xeept Reel Rivnk). 4 20, 5:00.7 :00 p. m. -Sui.diiv*. 7 ile'i, B :15 a. in. 5 00 p. m.. Denote-, e\pra«s trains
RUFUS BLODGETT, J, R. WOOT), H. P. BALDWIN.bup» Gen. Pa*. Agt. P R.R. OP. AC RR-NJ.
PENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.\J ."(JOT OF LIBERTY STREET, N'oKTH RIVER.
Tm* Table of July 1, 1888.Fer PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON, " Bound Brook
Route," ttl, 7:45. 9. ll i. m.; 1:80, 8 15, 4. 5 :ilO, 7:30.12 P. m. SEN DAYS ll 8 *l I. m. 5:30. 12 p. m.
Trtlm leaving at 4. 7:45. ll a m., 1 iBO, 4, 5 30, 7:30.12 p r... have connection fur Rcj Iiiu, Harrisburg, Pott*,viii-, etc. 4 a. m. for Eaetan, Bethlehem, Allentown,Miii'h Chunk, Rcud'eg, Ilarr'.lbtrrg. ot".
5 45 h. m. for Liku Il,e;-ir,.n _. I'stoni. Bethlehem andAlle-utown.
7 OO a. m. for Flemlnglon. Easton, Bothlelicm, Allen¬town, Mauch Chunk.
B ii*) a. tn. for Flnmtne'on, Ltko Ilopatcong. Easton,Bethlehem, Allintn»ii. Mauch Chunk. Wilkosbarro, Scran¬ton. Reading. Harrisburg. |- atUTillo, Tjm_nua. .Sbauioktii.Sunburv. I^wtstiut*. WTllliuiaport.
1 p. m. tar l.emlngton, Eaaton, Bethlehem. Allentown.Mt'i'in Chunk, Reading, Harrisburg, etc.
3 45 p. m feT Easton, Bethlehoat, Allentown, MtuchChunk. Wllkeebarre. BonBton, Tamaqua, shame,kin.
4 30 p. iii. for Flemington, Lake Ilopatcong. Haston.Bethlehem, Allentown, e-,
5 ;00 tnd 6 ;3o p ni- far Somerville and Flemington.6 40 p. m. for Eaaten, Bethleh'-m. Allentown. Mauch
Chunk, Re«dliig. Harntburg. etc. Ou Sundivi ti 6.80p. m.
4. 8:15. 0:30. ll 15 a. m.. 1:30. 2 l8& 3:30. 4. t 30,5 30, 0:15 I), m.; SmidsM, 0 ;C0 a- Ok, 4:00 p. mfur Rc^l llut.k. Laug lirani-h (Ashuir P.rk. ('wan dre,vs.ercept Sunday). Pe.lnt I'b-ssiint Parlor C-r* at 8:15.
:c 11 15 a. n. 1 30. 8:30. 4 :80. 6:30 p. m.4, 8 15 i. m., t .30, 4 :.**) p. ni. fe>r t-nrminiM-in, LAKE¬
WOOD, Mun In'-'er, Teems Kiwi, ltirii.-t.-ii. el'-4 I. in 1 JB l> ni. for Roach II a ti. ATLANTIC
CITY. Vineland, llrlelgeton.4:00, 0:00, 8 15, D .30, 10:80, 11:1*. a, m.. 1 30
2:80. 4. 4 80, 6:00. 5.30. 0:15 p. m. Suudayi. 0 t. m.!t p. m. for l'erth Amlior.for MONMOUTH PARK RACKS on Tuesdays, Thurtdart
and Saturdays, R15, 0:80, 11:15 a. m 12:16, 12:45,I :I0 p. nt Pirlor Cir Triln. 1 (H.) p nt
RANDY Hook ROI TEFor LONO BRANCH. OCEAN (.ROVE, elo..
FROM PIER I, N. R.For Htghltnd B'toli, Baabrlght, Monmouth B.-tch and
I»ng P.r.meh, 4.30 8:00, .00. 11.00 a m.. t 003:45, 4 Ao. 5:30 p. m. ..nula*.*. 0.30. 11:00 a in8 -St p ni
Por Eeborori. Atkmry P»rit, Oa*etn fiteivn, etc., 8:00 0 00II HO t. ip, 1 (Nd, 1.43. 4 30, »:30 p. bi.
For MoNMOE'ni PARK RAC-Fh on Tu.nlays, Thuradaysand Hkllird***. ri OO. U 00, ld no a. m. itllK 1 TOOp m.
Tar Allintlc Highland*, 4 SO. 9 00 a rn (1:00 6sturda/iorly., 8.15, 4 30, 6 )30 o. Ok
For Ukawood Tom* Rlveir niel Barnegnt. 4 So. 8 00 a. m..1 otb, 3:4 5 p m.Tickers ind I'.iilor Ctr seat* can he procured lt 71, 415
881. 044. 1.140, J,|t23 Bro_dv.tr, 7-17 .th tv.*.. 2(U Wentli'.th «t.. 13_ Fast J25th-tt, New-York; t Court-tu. 800Fulton-*!-, 08 It'.itdwjT, Brooklyn.Now-Yorli Tnintfar Company will call tor ind checkbignie Ultu holli ot i«aiBaaee_
Rathoate.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF N EW-JER8EY.A*-Train* |.*avei from Chamber*-*! ~'->ro-ri raab dirtfur Engb-worid, TenaBjr, Clonter, bperkhul, anni Brack5 30, 7 :(-o. h SO, i" cn and 11:80 a m.: iy .( o,4:00, 4:10, 5.30, j li), tl I", suki, 10 30 o. m. t_midnight Bundaya, 7 00 '.' BO a. ni 1 .'-'> 4. , 80, * ijp. m. For Nunn. :, Spring Vall'-y, Monn-y and 1wec|< days. 7 00. lu d') a. m., 4 :.>'», 6:40 p. m. Saodaytlli Ho a rn ai, l 7 .ii j, eu. Saturday special, 12 to, r.ix.riAellitloiial nain* to CP-naklll and way, 0:40 a n_, _\p. m.
I? UIK RAILWAY.-Tick©* 00088, 401. 317.KA 7H aul un Rroadway, 188 1 Lo* cy, 1m7 West tt1 Hattcry pia e*, -junbera and 23d Street terrie**, Bea.York; 8_l and 833 Fulton-et, Brooklyn; 107 j(-u»dwi»Wllilinwburg earner Newark and llud-on it*., Hobefeae*52 Montgomcry-et, and Now BU City, whereTicket* and Parlor oi Bleeping Car reaervatioe* and ..rdertfor ch'-e-king and tranefer oa- baggage ean b" ebtnlaef r,.bress trains leave i.3d-st 5 BUBBWM Baili r t .an Batt . ,o*»rreetti Chembara,at. local trams -'. re, in atlBHtta ..»
9 a m., edaiiy, Day Bspreaa bullet drawing-room av he*Ui Bulla:',, |-ii,iir,au sbepiug coach*;* lIoriie:il*viiie iaCincinnati and ( loveland.
10:81. a m., we.-* .lays, Delaware V»lley Expre**, parlorcar to Binghamton, Owego, iamira ami Corning.
6 p. m., dally, "Chicago ani .St. Loni* Llir.lie l,'r a loliaPu..-mau train of day and buft'-t Mt epmg i ,,-*. w * u, __\falo, Niagara !.«,«, Cleveland, hica .ti t*»ifHt. Louih; nu extra charge for rant time.
0 p. m., daily, Chicago Bauraaa, Pu.iman buffet lieepi...coachei to BliiKhamton, Ow.-go, tiaiira, Rocheiter. Bur.falo, cincinnati and Cairne*
Rutheiford and Faaehle-4. 4 45, 8, 7, 7:50 9 30, 10 Ma m.: ll noon, 1, 1.4b. J, 3.10, 4.10. 4:40, 5 in6:30, 5:50, »:10, (1:80. 7:30, 8, lu 30 p m. 12 nlghtlAlso to Rutheiford 8:3*., a. m.; 4:30, 5 .10 p ra .«Passaic, 6, 0:10, 0:40 p. m. bundaya, * tb. n *,>10:80 a. m. 12 noon; 1:45, 3, 4, 5, 8:80. 7 3e) i*lo .1*' p. m. VA night.
Paterson -I, 4 :45, 8, t, 7 :50, 0 30, 10 80 a m. 12 noon;
0:30, p. BkRidgewood and .Suffern.4. 4 45, 7:50, 9.30. 10 30 a. m.;
1, 3, 4, 4.30, 5, 6:30, (El'). 'I 40. - Au. ._, lo 80 p. m. ;IJ niche Also Ui Ridgewood, .30 a. m. 5 :_0 p. m. ;te, hilt-rn, 3:80 p. in. .-.linday*, * :45, 8.3o. 10 ._4a. m. 1 45, 4. 0 .30 p. m. 12 nlj¦'
Han bur* and Cornwall-t Ta), 9 a. m. 3 AQ, i. | ;30, 6 00,6 i_<) p. m. bundey*, .> ii ia- l tb, .', p. m.
Warwick-Week days, 4 :I5, '.), 10 SO a. m. 1, 4 30 p. m.4:45, 7...". 0, 10:80 u Bi 1. A BB, 4.30, 6.30,
:e pi m. Bundey*, 4 Ats a :JJ, 9 a. m. (j SO, I p. m.Il clown ami Pom Jarvie.4.io. 7 ','-. 8, IO 88 a m.;
3 3'), 4.80, a 7:80, 9 P H.- -.mila)-., 4:4'.,a. m. ; 5, 0 '.BO, 9 p. aa.Expraaa train* in tba West arrive in New-York af
7:06, ll "'') a. m., sud 10:20 p. BtVf. J. MURPHY, L. P. FARMER,Gcn^Sup't._^_ General Pasaenger Agent
MEW-YORK CENTRAL .\SD Hil) un¬iv RIV lil HAILI. >AI>.
OKI.AT POUR lE\e ,v ill! Mi LINE.On and aflar July 14, nain*- i* -ave
GRAND EN itAL hi A I'D iii.Largest ami Flneel Paaaenvor bte on in America..to a. m., C.." he-', i Expre *a elia-a ,iiK-ri*oiu car* to
Albany, Tray ind is.) rn*Ut m., .-aa.-atc.-a. Laka George, and Monir»aI. -Special
Brewing Lake, George,Plattsburg, arid .Munt:.... a.-. to si. Albans.
-.) a. aa. for Adirondack Mountain*, Lurern*. NorthCreak, -S* lireu/U Lake, lie)M MouiiUiu Lake, Ac. Drawing,room car to saratoga.
.U :.V! a. bl, FAMol'S VESTIBULED CHICAGO ANOST. loi lb LIMITED, composed eaclaaively "f buffetimoklng-car, 'tining'ar, drawing-room and sn;.-ping ar*for Albany, Eil,a, Syracuse, RocheMer. Buffalo, Ni_. -i-t
Falls, Eri'i, Cleveland, ludiaaap Ila aad Toiedo, a,-rtar 8:60 a. ul, Bt, Lottie if<0 p. Bt BBSI day.
is at Albany for Cooperatown,tlo.30 a. n., chi'ago fc-tpreaa for Niagara lal;*, To.
ronlo, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Detroit sadChb «go also for barat* ._.-, Coope r»tiiwB an 1 N irth Adamo |drawing-room cars io Lanandaigue, iiochesier, and Rica-ii'-ii bu
ti l -io a. m., Western New-York and Northern Express,for barau.ga, Lake George, Ru' Bad. Bonnington, NorthAdams, Aa:. Dra-a lug-roam can :¦. iry and nara'oga
2 p. m. Saratoga Lin.. I. Runs on Saturday* Shiftarilving saratoga >J .30 p. m., Caldwell 3 10 p. rn. Draw.logroom cart a,.d buffel amoblng-cara only.
8 30 p. m., saratoga ana Utica .special, with drawing-room cars to Albany, Troy and Saiaioga. Runs throughW Laker Georg* on Saturday- oniy.
¦1 p. m.. Accommodation ro Albany and Troy. Con.neets for Williani.*.iowu, North Adams, and Intermediatepoint* on Fitchburg it H.
.t 6 p. m., Fail Chicago, Cincinnati and St. Louis Ex¬press for Niagara Fain,, Buffalo, Su^p-msion Bridge, To-ronlo ivia Leniston Hi.amer*- and Cl-V-.and, Cliiaiiunt'UIndianapolis, St. Louis, Detroit, aud Chicago, wah, sleep*lng and dining cars.
.IO p. in. for Clayton dally, including Sunday, forPaul Smith's daily except .saturday. Through sleepingcars lo Clayton and Paul Smith's via Utica and It, w.und 0. R- It
*i 6.30 p. m., Montreal and Oanandelfoa Expre**, dally.Sleeplng-caaT* to Plattsburg and Montreal via Route'a Pointand via st Albans, als,, ottawa, m* si. Alhena and ana-da Atlantic Rail *.*ay, mui to syracuse ani i.anandalgua dailyexcept Sunday. Sunday train duo- hoi run areal ol Albany.
'I ii i!0 p. m. for Adiroiidae k Main a haiy.Lyon Mountain, Loon Lain-, Sarana l'a.. Sinlth^ Ac,via Plattnburg and Chateaugay Rattroed a.-o to Lu-xerne. North Creak, Bchroon Lake. Blue Mountain Lake,Ac, via Saratoga and Adirondack Railroad. S.cep.ng cariNew-York io plattsburg and North i reek.
.j p. m.. Special Bleeper, arilve* Re.chester 7:40 a m.,Bu:ralei -i:35 a. m.. and Cleveland 1 :_.. p. nt
.t ll :30 p. m., Fast Night Express for Richfield SpringsRochester, liuifaio, Niai.-ara luis, Toronto, CtevalanitCincinnati. Indianapolis, .st. Loula, Detroit and Chicago,with slc-ping tars. si-oping cars to tanandalgua onSundays only. I
ij d dlnght, Adlronadack Mountain Special for Saratoga,Lak.- (i.e.rge, Plattsburg, Loon la:.. sarans*-Paul SmHh's, Ac, also for Sharon Sj*r.ri2e-. e *eip.;rstov»ii»and Richfield Spring* hleeplng-eara r., Albany.
Tickets and spac.i In draivine room and sleeping c*r* onsalo at Grand Central station. 4 13. 7*5 and '_4_ Broadway,12 Park place, 1 Battery place- (i'i Wett 12oth-sr.. and138th-st Station. New-York; 333 Waeliington and 730Pilton st*., Brooklyn, and 79 4ih-st., Williamsburg.
Westcott'* Express call* for and checka baggage fromhotel a ot r*Bldene**,.Run dally orhers dally except Sunday. I Stop Bl 138th.
st Statb n take up passenx'.-r. tor North and Weat.,1. M. TOUOKY, HENRY MONETT,Oeneral superintendent General Pa.-senger Agent
[ EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.PAbSENCF.R TRAINS leave foot of Cortiandt ani
Deabrosaea eta. *s Mlowa:0 bo a. rn. for Cata*aui(ua and Intermediate point*.8 a. m. for Geneva, Lyons, Elmira, Rochester. Buffalo
and the West and principal local points. Chair car toElmira.
1 p. m. for Tunkhannock and intermi'dlate point* Chaircar lo Tunkhaiinock. Connection io Reading and Harris-burg.
3 40 p. m. for Pittston and principal lutcrmedialepoints. Chair car to L. and B. Junction.
5:40 p. m. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate point*.Connection to Reading and Harrisburg. Chair car toMii'i'-.i chunk.
7 p. in. for Geneva, Lyons, Elmira, Rochester, Buf.falo and the West. Eu.hmm sleeper to Lyona
6:18 p m f,,r Lamays ani lateraedlate p.tnta.Trains leaving at 8 a. m., lp. m. and 3:10 p. ra. con-
neel for all points in Mahanoy and Ila.leton coal region*.BUNDAY TRAINS.
8 a. m. for Matuli Chunk, Ha.ict-ii and Intermedia:*points.
6:45 p. m. for Ce.piny and Interim diat'.' point*.7 p. m. for Getii'ax Lyona, lln.ua. Ri.chester, Buf«
falo and the Weet Pullman Beeper to I.-on*.General Eastern Oflice, 235 Rroadway.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.J. On an! after J li LY 1, UMBI
(RI AT TRUNK LINEAND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New-York, via Do»b:oi--v* and CortlacdlStieets Ferries, as follows:
Harrisburg, Pitt-burg and the West, with Pullman PalaceCars ulta. h.il, 0 :o0 a. m., 8 30 r Dining Can and 8 p. ra.
dal..v. New-York amt Cb: a. 1 af Parlor.Dining, Smoking and Sleeping Vestibuled Cars tla. m. every day.
Willianisport Loik Haven, 9:00 a. m.. 8:00 p m. Corryand Erle at 8:00 p. m., connccilng at Corry lor Tl:u»-ville mid (h.* (in Regions.
For Lebanon, I) OO a m., 3:20 p. m. and 12:15 nightFor Norristown. Phenixvllle, Pottituwn aud il
11 :00 a m., 1:00. 2:00 and 4 00 p. m. Satur_»y*only. 8 p. m. Sund»ys. 0:15 and lo a. m.
Baltimore, Washington and the Semth, ¦ Lin.ired W_-h-laglan Exureos'' of Pullnun P»rIor Cars, dally o\*e|ifSunday, lo a. Bk arrive Waahlngton 4 :00 p. m. suidally with Dining Car. ut 1:40 p. bl, arrive v* .
ton 9:1. p. BL r.-gular at 6:20, 8 :i'0 and 8:80 I1:00. 2:00. 4:30 and <i :0O li. BL. ail ll 13S'-i'd-jy, 0:15 and 9 a. n... 4:30 and 'J p. BL and 12:11night.
For A-iantlC City, ll :10 a BL, 1 :00 and 2:00 p. m. weekdu k
For Cai"' May, 1 p. ut. «eP|< daytLong Btanrli, Ray Head June- n ,nd Intermedia*** v
Hon- via Rah*uv and tmbov. I 30, 7 1" »-d 9 TO a m..IJ Baot), 2 30. 3:10. S 40 Limited 4 -2') 5 » d ** p m.cu Sunday, 7:16 and *j:15 a. ni. ani -'> p. bl \.A. u"t*top *' A-l.11; J I i-
For Old Eiiin- and Norfolk, via New-York, Phllad »
and Norfolk l.al.r ad, 8 p. m., daily; via Balinii"-*and Ray I.un', 4 :80 p. m. weet
Boat* ot fc Brooklyn Annex" conn el «irh all th- u.-htrains at JerneJ City, affording a speedy and directtransfer for Brooklyn t: i\
fob ri 11 la di: [.ph iv.Expret* trains lease Maw-Yottt \ia Daabieaaaa and
Cortiandt Street* Ferrie* a.. follows:6:20. 7 io. a. *.i .1 Chicago Um ed with I1 nmg Cir,
»nd io, waahlngton Limited and 11 . ni 12 SO, 1, 2.ii -I', 4. 4 .no. b. ai. e-, so, S "it .. i> bl and 19 19 nightAccommodation, 8 30 iu.a! ll IO 1 ¦ 1 i" an I 7 p m-
bundioN Expra** 6:16, '.' 0 I.::-.... i a*,1 D' a m..4, 4 30. 5, (,. 0:30. .-* and 8 p. ))¦-. al 12:15 nlgbtA'-'aiiiMiinda'lon, 7 p. m.
Trains leaving Mew-York dally, except Sundav. at 8. 9;.' 1 ll ld a. bl, 1. 1 4. 5 8 i* rn -ml IO I BL ani7 p. bl un sun lui-, cannae! at Trenton for camden.Ticket ofnee-s. Nos. 1. 4Ab. BtB ani DI4 Bread-eay, I
Astaar Realise- ami tittil of Deabroaaea and Cortiandt st*. tCourt-at and Iire,<>kl vu Annex Station fae- e.f I- niton-t,Lr. -<>r. ly ri : Statle.ii, laney City; Emlaiaiu Ticket OfllcO,( gal .¦ i-ar-len.
Tho N'e» York Transfer Company will call for audcheek baggage from hotels and residence*
CH tS li- PE(.II. .1 ll WOOD.General Manager. General Pass'r Aiit'iit
pAPE CHARLES ROUTEV_; ior
OLD POIN 1' COMFORT.NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,
AND Till. HOI 111.
NEW-TORK. PHILADELPHIA ft NORFOLK R. R.Train leave* tool of Cortlaiidi *nd De»br«**** st«.
dallv. 8:00 p. m. Ticket* uni --aping berths -
ai any Tlekol onie- ..f the rania lUi.roaa to-
H. W. DENNE, supt. R. ll. COOKB, '¦ P *- W. h.
) AND WESTERNom lei rici al Wei ttlVKW-YOHK. ONTARIOll RAILWAY (Talus lciao fl-.-
sud Jay au. aa follows: ,,,.
Wes', r. 1 bo a. m. : Jay-st, 7 io a- BL, for Ml*-dletcwn, PBllsburg, .Mun...*.;.'. Liberty, Walton, Dmbi.Norwich, Utica, K.uic, Oneida, Pulton, Oswoa*. Budaio.Ik-iroli. Chi, ano. __.
Hast 4.M-t . 0 IO t. m.; Jay st 8« »* m.. totWtllklll Yali.v staiioiiN Uaea M _. Mliiiu«a»ka.Middletown. ...nile', lill-buig i.n..ro White Laae.
W.si 421 st, 4 10 P- in Jay-»t-, 3:55 P- m.. toe
WaiiRHi Vaiie-y itaBona l-skr* Ma.houk, MlnnowaaajkMiddletown, Bloomiugbarg, Glenville Ml D Maaa>cell". Eau-».ntg. Liberty, White Lake- Rockland, ,.__..
West IM-sCi 8*88 p- m. Jay st fl 10 p. rn dcir mr
Miilli'-town. FalUburg, liberty. Wallon V rwi h ouel-a.
om-g... suspeueiia.n Biid.e, Detroit Chi"aa... st. Loui*.Buflat hieepera w Nt»g_r* I ail*. R.cliulug th*.r tar
free la. Oeaii'Ku ,
baturetsy half holldsv. West 4.1st.. 1 !5 p. m. ;; JlT*
»*... 1.00 J>. m.. foi Campbell Itali. M ddb-r.'wn ilbw a-
lngburg. Ellen\lll.\ Fsll»burg. MooUcollo, Libi-nr. Whilelair, l.lvlngsioii Manor, Wiltoo, lsdhL
pullman brawina Room teat* ind otrOu faaavveBJp807 Broadway. Timo tabla*, fekala. Ac., ai -07-.3^'1H4, LM li"al'!,iy. 73; nth ssc. 134 iast 1.5th tt.
B Wei, 124th nu. J- V; >:,,. IU,)S, ,, ,, ,
_IB Bxchsuga PUC. Now-.ortt
CHORE LINE-ALL-RAIL ROUTE-fOR)' H.'ston. Newt- 11 and tho Last K-Ui._* !. ¦»>"*'*.'¦*.?Contra! BtaUon a* IO 00 a bl and l ia> p ¦ roi « '';*}Hill. Narragansett Pier. Newport, tnd Providence ana
Booton, 6:00 p. Ci. Limited Expi-s* for New|H>rt tm_ldence tnd Boston. lt -(> p ul Night Expre*. fur ¦sew*
port. Providence Rottou-daily. PaUco Parlor t*rt ea
aloculug Cai* W dciUBtUttB-.