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Tv,o THE WHITE MOUNTAINS. LAKE

L MEMPHRENAGOG, QrEBEC nd sAGl ENM
RIVER THROUGH 70 THE MOUNTAINS hf pAl.
IiGhT.-Oa and after July IS, through carr vii las
Grand Central Depot via New York Nrwllsyen 9rd af
ri r. r. a, sOJ IA, for White Mountains Liitfia
Fabyan Ifous. rawford Housed also Tor Nt' bury - ~
ST Johuslury Vermont; Newport vermont l~br heupAl'
usgog reaching ali these points same cNeuine 'ul e-e
eatv next morning time Tor 81 Tor ~acurna 'c
and trains for Maritime Provinces. For further information
and Irksis apply Ticket ,lces y. y. y H. I'D Dr. H. =,
Grand Central Depot, C. LEV Passenger Agent f-st
X. D. ~ prpaiwaY. Central Vermont T. T. ONCE ga
10 lucy
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Gifambodts ano Railroads.

4 LBANY AND TROY BY DAY BOATS
~ c. VGBBARD and DANIEL DREW leave Ncsiry-st.
Pier. " r. $3.50 and 24thst az landing AZ NvacN
Perry, Wet Point NewbnrRn, Pouehkespse khineeeck'
~augerties. Caisk and Hudson Clos. connection with oH
YOr. Central Railroad Tor the West, aud with eIpress
trains for saratoga, Montreal and Other points North To
Point and New uurg. returning DAY, -. Tickets
coupons good Hudson River RAILROAD received
board Oi passage. FREE IRA NSfER ifnn and 10 BROOK
IYN by steamboat Leaves JEWELS Wharf (Futonstl at
sos Tickets NcwIOrk Central iand Tor saratoga
wharf
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Gnnimcr Dolr0.

7 r..,rg TIN Nrw YoRK Tn8ryE ne bet mrfirrn for
of-lq nd rllflsss nat Jhgrc hHsf0 uset IT. itoafF
,t.rr.. N a,a ciG sst
,d segrf and ~ r-rr ant ufss dtpfg rhth nlfkf 81
~, a4r-,g.t~a c1sb. mo- tglHeHI 10 are Os ~
"a ID most trr 90 GdrIfd5', and fthftfe ~ ~
~ ~ erp.uIeT mn Sd.sfet nm me re-
I'm 81 b. a ~ Of Is eoilnn-It {. JACKSON, our
X,s.f HgJiG.te I.stit.ic Ufastttt. " }.
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Corporgtlon Notices.

DROPOSALS.-Pr0po for removing part
~ Pcr OH NO 4G at foot Of Kine.st =. V and all
sheds aud buildings thereon. and building wooden pier
thereof. tO be known fl.r 40. 81 y. r.
viii ~ received ny the Department OF Docks III il9
until The LIST day Of ArEss ST. ~ - o'clock
Han
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Jnetruclion.
Country.

Country.
GSS PER QUARTER ono extra charges. 40, ,or
1GVtsP voung men amt boys % >N1l.fLibElt- MisnLh
trADIsfN Zen sttucnr-tsO CIfiu .cs " axe toltfe
specai .dyidua iustract0n both advanced anu D"A
S.sr i,spis Recommended Iv Mr. HayGrd la! ,.lc
Vgn ilOcser. art others. CI,u al sumner; NOUN ms
seven churches and tempe ancc charter. Andi'" 49,,
T. [. sHORrLIDGE Glcfytgt a. A.. Media FeaU-
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Now OPEN.
NEW. QUICK, SHORT ROUTE TO
maNIATTAN BEACIIl MANHATTAN BEACH HOTEL
ON COMFY ISLAND.
aRAFuLLA's FAMOUS SEVENTH REGIMENT BAND
If % pieces plays afternoon aud evening Grand Sacred
Concert SUNDAY evening
STEAMERS d. Il. MARTIN AND NORFOLK
Leave every day & iinday included = follows;
The -. X. AAittIN from
23d.st. y. RIA ll:iO = IN, lao, $40 GAO p
Pier :, y. i.-1.tO. 10 a H., ~ M. .. 4, e +. m.
The NOttNALN from
2.dst y. R-in:.0 ~. l2+0. 40, 40. G.40S.lo ..
lOa-sI \. I-lU:50 II 80. 30 400 6.sOS 80 +
lisr l. y. L. (Batery)-Ill0 a. m- lao $40, $40, 40
Connecug ai Bay Rdge with the Reach.
neou0ns Day RI going and coming Time iron Piers
! aad hay RIDGE 20 Enoutos fTm Fay ktgr o. Beach
20 minutes faTe TOuud tp 80 cents This II the quickest
Bi.0OALNN no NANUATIhN BEACfi-'fIa,ns leave
las, York $40, o:io 1910 1lioa M 2r $40. A.lO
5.ic 80, f;lO ~:lO a. NJ
\ EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
J AERASGEHENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS Jan /.
ls7T-Isave depos Of Cofaudt and VsbTossesss
63e - r., ght EIpiesh, daily for I.oa. Be,eLen Al
VIII csbSrre PittSton Elinirs
Ithaca Auburn R0chrrter Bunso Niagara Falls and the
West. palmAu secpiig coaches attached
ROB'l. II. hANRE Supt and Kngr
Geuefal Eastern once Of Church aud CortaDd ats
R0ND0Ur aud Kingston--Landing at New
~ buIgh Poughkeozie Highland Fails lWe1t Pont Corn
wall Marlboro Milton, fsopus connecting with Ulster and
Del Il. IL, steamboats, ThOAA5 CORN ILL aud JANIS w.
BALDWIN. nom Pi'r h~i s@sAaxst n R daily, at p N
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Two PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYINAslt RAILROAD - ,.
THE OLD FSTABLISHLD ROUTE AND SHORT 49,
NETWORK h SSSipSfr.Ma rLApELpnh

Thirteen Through Trans each NAY cai,y ihfee p'"%"
PlIsfrlph.s. t~o u NrNfart 49, ....s
Double Track, the most Improve FQnipinsn sha NV
Time consistent with absolute ssieJ
On snU alter Saro -, 1870 , eo.
Express Trains leave Nsr. YoIk Dos1iosses aAa NV
lanGt streets Ferries. - iOie~s al
7.3O. S.2U $3.50 llMitsiut 1880 a. ~. J., - , " "
$50 %. SUNDAY, q Z. . 9. z, aui ~ ~ ID, :. "A
Returning. Pm sdslphl< 5i5 :" -, "a
ana II :. ~. uInl.,.t EI0rss-, - y nh q, i. "A m
1888 =. ui.. ana !. uifni.ht On sunday, JOB - ~
4. 1.S5 w. amt ~ midnight -. ..,.r ia "a
TcAet Olcss. J2C ant 81, Br1alhA ~ - cant ~
ana foot OF DosLrorsss and Corti3ufi SIS ~" .,'
Brooklyn; Nos III. nc .rd us hga.'N - g,t..u.
Depot jersey City. EnugfAEt Ticket V''''' ~"
place. q, p.ttfeu
PRANK THOMSON j. T. fNh'. .-s.t
General brs t~-'0Ah'. -
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
Inare npNnrk from, fnn on n.rns,eA md Nnrtandt

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
t Leave NcwY from foot OF Desbroses aud Corandt
SIS
$40 Tor Washington ana the West, Richmond Charles
ton aud Tie south mASns close connections for Coumbus
Chicago, &C.
loo D. Washington and the West. and foT Richmond
and The GOConsyile Pulman from York
Baltimore and Washington making close connections for
Cincinnati, Louisville ana II. iouls.
600 for Washington Through Pullman cars from
Philadelphia New Orleans
so D. m daily for Washington South, and West Pull
sleep.rs from NCwl g. Baltimore AMI Wsshingtnn
making close for Chicago. Cincinnati, loi9yiic,
Louis PtsDur-b the south and SOGth Ncst Connects at
Washington with trains for ynchburg. florida, NewOeS
and tbs south
For through tickets please can Companys Office. 81 3
Broadway Iora aud ticket Offices OF Cortlandt
ard DesbroSses-siS. and denoi. jersey iiy. 80 100
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD.
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= Ferry Station II New.l 0rk, loot n Ilbsiy.sL
Comm -ucag May 81. lc.1-Irains leave A. follows;
c:3I a. m.-For Feulueion. Easton. Bsividerc hancb
Chunk Tamaqu4, WiikcsbaTre, Euira, &C.
$50 s. in-FOr Easou HlrrisburS asuch Chunk, Tana
qua Wllkosbarrr. WuliamspOrt. &c.
lOl5 A. m and D. lu-Fof SOmeryle and Flemng'ou.
T. m.-Fur Remington Easton. Mauc. Chunk, Wilkes
barre. Tainaqua HazeoD Reading, P0ttsyil Harrisburg
.. M For EastOi. B'lydere, and CatJsauqls
5:O H. H. daily or EastOn Allentown, and H1rrisOIrg
$50 y. 70. Egston.
For t.sins To local points timetable at stations
SUNDAY IRA N--I.caye AZ $50 A. H., Il - N. Tor
Ealn Brook Intermediate points and ~ $3.50 p H. Tor
Ia ton, Reading. and Harrisburg.
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Miscellaneous.
COLLEGES AND sEMINAHIEs.


TO
COLLEGES AID SEM1NARIES.
FOR sAIF-A .otof PHILOSOPHICAL JE5IkuN ~ ~
-.fiemieal afechau.cal Electrical. optical ltiIn at' ~
P9eur,4ic lr1nruuc Doe Tie Li-s l III NM" 81,
cues arpiy HENRY AMY, ExecdtoF ~ anu -
Nassau-st, y. y. city
INVITED STATES SCHOOL AND COLLEGE
nrEEtTDKT Fpit 1871
900 pag.-. VITA Map aud III istfailpns. .,,t
Circulars of AN The leading schools combined ~ ais ON" P'
Gallon. .-.t..,t., tot,.en schocls
ami Intending patrIns wherein parents ana - u'ls
fa eli +e information relating 20 the better cas- ~
tic Ts buttons In necessary 70 nc ~
src one as they De- m seaf, o. without tlc ."''"
ice incident 20 he usual means OF collecting te same.
For the above siati purpose 10 VIII % cent ee "ion "
cent Of postage. % Ceuie- $780,, .,,,. O. p ool ,,r
Pamphlets and Information o. cay az" N'''''' ''
pisled GRATUlTOCSl1. -.-.,,.,.r -..,-o,,,,.r,ov
UEADcUARTERs FOR SCHOOL lNF0MNHIloN'
T. COTESWORTH PINCkNEY.
DEALER ~ SCHOOL SUPPLIES, -
30 UNION SQUARE Ny.
IARDEN CITY SEMINARY-Garden City,
U'LI GOODWILL aud FURNITURE for SALE. At
Or, above.
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
Y LINE


BOUS ND BROOK ROUTE.
FOR TRENTON AND iApELPitlA -.
Leave New YORK for Trenton and PlhIiGcpis Ak o.3o
$50 30 a. n, $780, $780, $3.50, IL p No. ana al D. H.
Trenton. 80 ,,.-.,--,. NJ,
road Third and Berks Ste, at 1870. $50, ll;dO a. Ill., l5o
AIS. 53c. ~ u. M. ~, 90 a. ,o,-
1915 2lO. 40, GQ5 p. NJ - "a. =.
Pullman Drawing Room cara arc attached 70 tho $3.50 ~
lao $50 D. m trains New York 10 tie l3O 300 = M
1850 D. M. from Philadelphia, aud Slespins care 70 me
IL O'Clock midnight trains from both NewIot ANA Phaie
piia. 49, -. -. - - ~ III, ,,.s,. ,.,,,t. a,
9.5n H.. 5:3) Il p. .,o , n, -,
Tictots for sale foot Of Liberiyst Noe 52s ana pa
Broadway the principal hotels all ofees Of The Enc KAN
way IN New York aad BROOKLYN. ai.i al No. CouItsa,
Rr1okvn baggage cuocse, Residence 10 destination.
Ii. Z. BALDWIN. Geh. Pass Agent
EOR HUDSON and COXSACKlF.-Steam
lea 90 picT 3d. " H., OF Frank. in, daily a! o'clock
D. H. correcting at Hudson with early tram Tor Chatham
Pitt,Geld North Adams aat intermediate stations.
EOR MT. DESERT.
IRA M leave Boston, Boston & Mare r. r.. at $40
~ 1880 $50 and via Eastern ~ 1884, H;A' a. M
aud aud D. iot Portland connecting win steamer
Lewiston leaving pOrsrd TUESDAY aud frdy evening" a.
oclock NJ Drser~ SlteroIus secured OF j. y" KEN
ar'sou. No PA Wasnington-st, Boston, aId 49,.
T.. CUSHING. IEo l. DAl'
Asst Manager. ccnefNi ilcket AGENT
POI land. folthhI
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~ Trains pe:h ArJDoy. Red Bank Long Branch
ocean Grove .9c at D. 7i5, O. lliJ H., T. Az, H. Al
$50 y. m, express Tor Long branch ocean Grove g
CYPII,SS TRAIN TINE between Ncw.lOlA aud Long
T,ranch ONE HOUR AND TWENTY MINUTES.
pill NAN PARLOR CARS attached ~ trains leaving
New York az $3.50 and p. M - ..- ,,,..o.-
REDUCED RATES FOR THE SEASON
Stages connect az Natawan StaI9n 70 aud nom
and al SGuan Ia and from POINT PLEASANT
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! ONO BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA.

! ONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA,
Il VIA NEwJERsEY SDUrHERS RAILROAD
Con,ln.nclug J,u- Is 1877. steamers leave Hfork
g river, foot Rcctors, connecting at SANDY
Hook with trains isr
Long Bsanch 20, $40, lG:to NJ; S;i5 2. g:l5 p n
ph.epha and Toms River, G.2n o. a. and tAo p NJ
sea SIDE PARK Bsr1-gat and Beach Haven G2O a ~ aud
3:3J ~ u.
ocean Grove. $50 a. m. and 3i5 T. m.
V,n.itnJ ltiye.on Atlantic cry. cape May $50
sundays for Long Branch, $50 4. m -
"' - " ' ~ ;. sNEDIS. General Manager
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VHE GREAT FALL RIVER LINE

II
FOR BOSTON
and all points Past
NEWPORT AND FAIL RIVER
THE MAMMOTH PALACE SrhANhhN
HRlS'rDI AND PkOVIDENCt. 81,
LARGEST hanisouscst and cosby steamers IN m'
FULL NIGHTS RbsT. 80 MiDNiHhI Nt'-'
hive nom " tr4iYs-Fsu River 20 llstla. .-,
steauaers leave Nss York G@Y -. D pm ,@l y u'''
TO Sept p ucusye from Pcr IS. y. H., FOOT Of w..
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERTS EVERY EEhNl'9i,
Ticket, aud Rooms secured At all pr'ne'i" "''
Tieket on.ses, at tns Pier. AID Oh Steamers .,,
BORDEN a ION Eli. <t'"'>
GEO L. Common. General p-.Soaass Assa. -
THE NEW PROVIDENCE LINE
TO BOSTON,
VIA Pl.OVlDIACE pfRrcr
WHOLE NIGHTS KlSE.,rr
ONLY AZ Mltt.iiNSii - "Gco .MIEgrEs.
THE NEW MAGNIfiChSI sfkANE.
1.-THE Paiics Steamer u no worll-l ,,,
AND THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STEAMER
RHODE ISLAND
("Thc Queen VI the SOnui'l =. u ,o,l q
leave daily tercspt smdsrss hon fiet - ~ "a A. AID
arren st arriving At fi0Vden,. a. c.a Nss
York and Providence
TuE OLD RELIABLE
SrONINGTON LINE, FOR BOSTON
AND ALI. POINTS EASl. Ina
Sor Tpip MISSED IN z CONSECUTIVE YsAhN
49, " The elegant steamers .-.,.r
STONINGTON AND NAkRAGAN,SS-:.i 4, lot
81 jay It, ssisrocas snd eSss ron ElTnnk LtSlls
CURED atSes Bros.way and =, Az of1s ss o. css
81, ,sies d. q BABCock. rreaae1A
l. " fuxIxs. General Passenger Assnt -, ,..,ipx
nroklvn gers transfer tree by seAnyosr ,ns Al
Jowells Wharf FULTON feiiyl al T. 20 y. NJ AAS
above pera
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/,VTIZFNSi TINF STEAMERS FOR TROY

~ aui SARATOGA, connecting With all railroad lines
North r1st and west FARE LOWER THAN BY ANY
OTHER ROUTE. The entirely new emo magnificent palace
steamers CITY OF TROY asd SAkA1OiFA leave dsiA
Saturdays exoeptr) D. ~ from For 40, y. r., foot o..
Ier,yst Through tickets sOd ard baggage che.ei To ali
points JOSEPH CORNELL superintendent.
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JNo =. ABBOTT, General ra.s'r Aeeut SevYos

1 FGEI %. WHITE MprNrAINe. WONrnFtI. ard a
tarmel2te points E-aulr,s Pier - D. H. taiiy sun
d-y scKcsrtrdl 10 =, N Twenty -inri-L H. a., 81 30 mD
and II connecting VIII special t-us New ID wen
Hartford Springfield sc. Tickets 'u and baggage checked
at ga yay NrS Norh, AZ. CoUttst BoOAlyn ~.
CursOu 20 New Haven aud return. ~ -
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4 4 WEST 1OIH-ST. near CHARACTERISTIC
- rooms superior boari for families and gentlemen
TBs moderate. Transient boagiers I'll p yer day.
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Boar0 auo Rooms.
West Side.

GINGLL x DOUBLE FURNISHED ROOMS;
- - 81 very ceEtrai American family; basement;
housekeeping. lc9 Cintonpl
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.QO EAST 29th-st.-NICELY FURNISHED
s9O ROOM second door FOR also one Oh fourth With
ard ErfeI
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TEN CENTS rAcm-s1x FOR FIFTY CENTS.
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40 EAST 15TH-ST.-Large and small
ItJ ROOMS 10 let with BOARD 10 either gentlemen or
L. IL Gnr. -l.crr 4 rnlnr.n-aL-
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pep WEST 22d-ST .-Several very nice ROOMS
Psp let with bOlld table Transient boariers
taken. References exchanged Terms moderate.
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UROSPECT PARK HOTEL,

ONLY FIRsr-CLASs HOTEL IL THIS REGION.
Terms reduced. Nah elevation % acres u eroHns mountain
all scenery unsurpassed IN this world. Accessible ~ ADAM
day boats and hudson Risor Eailr'.a. hfd.ess
JNO BREASTED. ProprictO
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GcGchcrs.

4 Graduate Of Yale will prepare those intend
~ ug 10 enter ucNt September. conditioned students Ad
dress TUTOR, Boa - Tribune Office
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Gummrc Dndr0.

regard TIT NEW YORK Tmil ne bcd ptfar7 Ter Gd
pTfiarg mn nGt fhace ktfhcrfo H lie moderate
at IL rcrssreDfs cdssiHet and
nIerea. and he cieIT All M dtzidy Uhh ma - ~ ~
Advertisements combine, 10 jdamen 10 GJ, u tf ntrT
most eIcoltcat IdrgnGJ Jid renders Jdt cgtd'H
Qe H0Ecg eyPsld. dhi DoIe tan 1ttfs4 Vh ne fe
Sut Of mn u ifS c0i4nns-JANrs &. JACKSON, ON
Home Hygicnte Listiiefe, UG,Srtli'. NJ.
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'rI WEST WASHINGTON-SQUARE - Cool
- facing Park, fr'clss table and moderate rates
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pc EAST 20TH-ST. One suite Of ROOMS !;
sED private bathroom ant closets with without board
private table only for gentomca, with baths closets
Uafarp
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rI'HOMPSON HOUSE, Kane. Pennsylvania,
OF line q PM amt Eo = T. In the primeyal forest
hay cured BoaTd 81 to 81 per wtk, Loal
10 families making longer stay. CHARLS II. hEMP Prop
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A. n. ARMS. IT,. Principal
pETTs MILITARY ACADEMY.

CLAVERACK (N. " College and Hudson
a. II desrtusnts College preparatory English aud Dus
yes eoHr e tr gentlemen For ladies' College coarse with
fsccalauTC ats degree Pnary oepaItIenL Nov <O-~N
BLACK, Ph. D. President
, 1877-04-18
JOE JEFFERSON AND TIE DALLEr-
GIIkT.E

Gaia Leoaa In tAs Ixs,e Fork DspatcA.
When "these our actors" want dress ichearsal
Ia . part bofofo they venture to perform II u 4
metropolitan audience, they usually 20 over To
Newark. N. j.. engage hail, and play t.. This
they call ''tfy!ng 1t on dogs" but what tho poor
NcwasklAus hare dnuo that theatrical poison should
b thus thrown TO them II itfieutto to undssttand
Its truo Il 10 neat Now York, hut 10 il jersey
City, and It Ia not punished In this way 1t ls pop
n!afty supposed that X play docs not succeed In
Poor Newark, II Il no ueo trying It elsewhcre. At
the kaino Tina they got tho cream Of our stars
soe jon efs0n wns billed tlcT8 for QUO night
and crossing OVER tn rehcaEssl in tho morning
ne asked hls son, who was then bis businens
Van ,Winklc." Tho young msa n had forgot
tea that thoy .wdre needed, but promised 10
got thssa or four by night They arc wanted
IN re last aet 70 push nip nbout and to
laugh " him when he eomcs back after his long
sssp ss Thsy :hoaa by .se*sed in shg plsu home
son E rnehed on and engaged several .tDiack
Grook" 9trle, who knew nothing OF tho stage but
!St Match taey had been required to do at Nblots.
a Maem tnSy Hlade thoI! appearance In Newark Jel-
ho shS fply r ETC he
t.,' wstnd'' and simplya tariafan irinys around fhe
weMt; ~ make It worse, they wgf0 ali III thUso
y 5si'ytlsEs a.tltudss ,pecaiiai 10 Tho :" black
+assa. u S oa, :, be- said In low, agonlzn9
sSsy ..rs shus Eof Wy
mined 70 make thu most OF lotr '1iyed onnor
tnniky, 4nd danced, and pttaucttcI. AlMl {lsr.w
taof toe! oyeF his head until hs WA nearly ifan.
uc, ~ last ~ drove them on.
Ins oeine tae secret history Of the cAse It has
to muttcr among Themselves 1t Mr. Jsdstson's
making scnsaless and disgusting inpoyotlops MI m
IL plsJea In ths!s city. A'"
, 1877-04-18
A SLIGHT MISTAKE.
Huypfyts k1aaafnA

Tbs present Archbishop Of Dublin, The o,ftsd
aasbor Of The work, 70 widely known, on Tho
"study Of Words. " IL not In very robust health,
snd hss bcen for many years apprsheusjye Of p.r.
elysts. AT recent dinner In Dublin, given By tho
Lord@Lleutenaut Of ireland, hia Usaos sat on tho
right Of his hostess, the Duchess of Absteoyu, In
the Hldst OF tho Llnnet ths company was sfsst]sd
~ seeing the Archbishop Eisa from hia seat, AID
stl!i more startled to hear him e1clsm In dismal
aud sspn,chtal tone ttt has coNsl II has come II
..Rhat haA c0ns, your Uracet" esgetlJ cTisd
latle. ~
what have been expecting for twenty Year,. j"
eoennniy answerrd the sArchbishop-''A stfoks Of
FtFslysis have bsan ptucb!uG mysott for tho lsst
qcn1a&lon." "
Pardon me. my dear A1chbisAop. p" said tho
uocaess, looking up 10 hsu with aoulew hat qutx-
but i 4 t6st ioa have hesa plnchInx."
, 1877-04-18
OF PRESIDENT LIN
COLIN.

colin.
Narpers Xugastn6
1calIod upon Mr.. Lincoln soon after he was arst
Installed In the White House. In tho room whore
Mr.. Lincoln granted interviews, ete., were severnl
persons who wers waiting thelr turn 10 speak with
him. listened 10 the .equesh Of several nen
and women, and saw that worry fow werc granted
what thsv solicited. I had sent at or near ono
end Of a long table. Mf. Lincoln sat at the other
end. Soon after 1 was seated, In walked several
menta 70 Nj. Llacoln. by some means tho. were
directed toward my end Of tlie table. and I raw
they took mo for the President. HI. Lincoln saw
tho same thing, and hastily sfgnnlad mo TO ''Ro
ahead y a. he Expressed II. and receive thotn.
Fosc, Rhook hands with each ot'lcer aud exchanged
q fdw- words with them, which would have
been, supposs. appropriate had iudsed boen
turned looked toward Mr. Lincoln. lie was
shaking with laughter, shought now had paved
the way to win tho positon had come to ask.
made up my mind 70 addtcas tho President In =
now way, and thus add 10 tho hold already had
upon him. 90. when ny ume can,c, stepped up
"5tr, haye seen tho ANNOYANCE 70 which you
nrc enGectcd by 40 many and oft-repoated requests
for inuumeraols Positions, ote. Now, II yon viii
permit mo TO shake handI, will tsy and smother
ny asslro for certain position which had cous
NJ. L. Jumped up, and. 9raspinr my hand, aaid:
"sis, y9u ars one man IN : thouland. I Az
means Of conveying 70 those Spanish officers TINT
tho President Of tho United States Ia yorJ hand.
eomo man. And then you do not uvon ask m onice.
Hut" hs added, 'hurty homo. You may Ee-
It il sufficient to add that hurried.
, 1877-04-18

3ne London funny papers ars now lnsxpreasIbly
saDad and stupid. Not only arg shsy made up Of
baaa, bus Of gray, toothless, wsipkled, md bald
headed puns, with tho moss Of loary centuries
Upon thetl lees. 4 new pun, like I new baby. IL
- stllspftDg Of pleasure" II 1t be tolssably
Ingenious, though puns are hardly xul!d enough to
Hsoa1A fh0 Soa ndattvn VI any department; bnt an
@i pun u wofxe than stsls beer last wsek's PAIL
@akss. Now let Us take up tbs London hnDorists
=! lhs catssnt week, FUN, and Judy.
usfs l. : iok, 4boqt Tafkey not bc.aa ,'ths Boa-
pAas'us," which has FOX n,aay ysa1s, bss1 fHul4l.
, 1877-04-18

ENGLISH CLAss-1NsTINCTs.
, Rprtaddsid fNass.l R<putltcaa. -
Eng.tah clsas s-natinets come ont strongly Ia the
h<en. trial Of tho young Irish Lord, Lord Marcus
narsafosd, for knocking down his solicitor and
hrotcs In bis Office, the resnit Of Which waa nno
Il f100. Tho bcnch WAS occupied by all Tho
squires who had any claim to Iuagfaterlal horors,
md who1c sympa4hiea woro nil on tho side Of tho
soung nobleman. There wafd the .1Ion. Col STAN
leY,"txo Knights, and = Dasouct. monbsf Of
Parliament Major, tho Hon. 0revllio Nugcnt, and
viscount Ranslaah. The Presiding Judge WAS
speat yonns Bers.foid liz any other rulan, bst H
was much bull!cd by big hssociatcs on Tho bench
sna y a. stos ,os., tes Which
tho man who waa astaulted and whose principal
oaensc eo"slslcd Ia charging ileresior! high ratio
IT, epseed IT,
mouth and Il was probably not very agrecs6lo
lauehter., Finally, when the young man had been
S' ns for h! tc tss having a.ted from s 10 O'Clock
csi k.'nlfy; ens Of a. Magistrate. @ On ihs 6soeS:
.sse q .ss iot I'LL
ssnss rss + ~ Do sH @ Ssfs /. s
nsss aa,: Ths LeSdea i!ss,5 ssys "a Hs!ss,oIS
tators atty 70 forty that hc wonld not bo sent to
among tho aristocracJ OF the Empire, means, VIC
presume, thet f,cresfoEd bctted with profe.sonal
IL discharging him, congratulated him that he
wonid not Hpcnd "even ono night" In prtson,
which also shocked tho paN Noii. Tho English
public have also lately had an exposure Of tho
abuse Of boys on board The ship britannia, which is
tho naval school o. the. country. Tho freshmen
bnIicd BY The older cla.ses eaten with knottcd
ropes, and hAss to ndcr thcIf ttlc allowances
OF money to tho older tadpts. There hAs been an
investigation. but tho Tury First Lord of tho Ad-
tnlfalty, Ward Hunt. In Parliament aud pooh
poohed Tho whole thing, Is though il was nothing
inpre than tho sinking Of n nrst-cIass lron-cad.
JOHN LLOYD. however, ln1Ists In tho newspapers
MIA by the thieving and bullying OF bin comrades.
and that the morale Of tho ship Il trotten," aud
that Of tho Admiralty itself no bettor.