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New ORLEANS. necent,er ~. tP'


Acting President James Beggs in the chair,
Eighteen members present. Minutes read
and approved.
The chair announced that the council would
consider only the special business fer which it
had adjourned
1. To receive the report of the committee OF
the Fourth Senatorial District.
3. TO select password.
8. TO consider the resolution to request the
tenth ward TO hold its regular meetings.
Mr.. Fawcett having presented his creden-
tials from the eleventh ward was stuorn In and
seated.
The committee to which the matter OF the
Fourth Senatorial District had been referred
asked for further time. This was granted and
the committee requested to report at the reg
ular meeting on Friday, the tWenty-tirst In
slant.
On motion the chair appointed e. N. Cul-
Iom, Alfred Bourges and 6. A. Fawcett q com
mittee to select q password, with directions
that they report at the next regular meeting
The delegates of the tenth ward reported
that this branch had received the commnniCa-
ton from the Grand Council In reference to
holding four regular meetings monthly, and
they had taken measures which would enable
them to meet in future as required by the con
stitution and Grand Council.
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The chair appointed Mr.. John MCGOWAN
to fill the vacancy existing In the first ward
A. communication from residents OF the
sixth ward was referred to representatives OF
that ward.
Council adjourned, to meet Friday, twenty
third instant, ct p. m.
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three, with instructions TO report at the
next regular meeting.
The chair appointed Mr.. A. G. Merkel,
chairman; James Beggs and M. Dubuisson.
The Council adjourned to meet Friday,
October s, 1877, ut 7:30 p. M, corner Camp
and Common streets.
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NEW ORLEANS, October, &, 1877,

Vice President J. T.. Brou called the meet
ing to order at 80 p. m. Ordered roll called.
Following answered: Twenty three members
present.
Minutes of last meeting were read and ap-
proved.
The following amendment to the oonstitu-
tion proposed at the Last meeting by Mr.. jas.
Beggs was adopted by unanimous vote:
"ln the article relative to the provisional
Grand Council, strike out "a and insert in Lieu
thereof 60; In the expression two from each
ward strike, out two and insert -four,
those at present forming the Grand Council
TO remain members Of the permanent Grand
Council and the additional two to be elected
by each branch council as soon as the
branches are constitutionally organized. Jhe
constitution III all Other respects, so lar as
relates hereto. to be altered and amended SO
as to conform with these amendments.
Chairman Merkel Of the committee 10 IN
vestgate charges preferred against Henry T.
Davis, representative of the thirteenth ward
In the Grand Council, offered his report, stat
ing that the facts had been carefully inves-
tigated and that from Mr. Davis own eonfes-
sion he (Mr. Davis had certainly violated
his oath by divulging matters which had oc-
Cured In the association.
On motion Mr. H. T. Davis was expelled
from the Grand Council, and the action was
ordered to be reported to the association.
Mr.. Caetellanos gave notice that at the next
regular meeting he would prepare two add
tional articles for the constitution, one all
thorizing the Grand Council TO confer mem
bership upon such PERSONS az that body might
consider proper: second, empowering the
Grand Council to give authority to such per
SONS as II may designate for The purpose OF
organizing branches In the country parishes,
and to provide for the representation Of
same in the Grand Council.
The committee on hall presented their re-
port, stating that they had rented the rooms
on the third floor of the Story Buildings at
monthly rent Of $685. The committee also re-
commended that the president be empowered
to rent the hall to Mr. II. l.. Bruce, who de-
sired 1T for two nights a week.
The report was received and the permission
given,
Mr.. Ulysse Landry. representing the thir
teenth ward, having been absent three con-
Hecutive meetings, his place, under the rules
of the Grand Council WAS declared vacant,
The Council adjourned TO meet Friday, De-
tOber T. 1877, al O'Clock .. ~. Is
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NEW ORLEANS October 10. 1877.
Vice President L. North Cullom called the
meeting to order at o'clock y. III.
The roll being called eleven members an
swercd to their names. No quorum.
Adjourned to Friday, October e, 1877.
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New ORLEANS, December 81, |

New ORLEANS December 81, 1877.
Acting President James Beggs in the chair
Seventeen members present.
Committee on Senator from fourth district
made a partial report, and were granted
further time,
Petition from residents Of sixth ward asking
permission 10 organize branch council.
Permission was granted
Committee on password presented n report,
recommending password for next six months
Adjourned to Friday, twenty eighth instant
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NEW ORLEANS lam

New ORLEANS, january 81, 1878.
James Beggs in the chair; twenty-eight
members present.
The following presented credentials us dele
gates to the Grand Council for balance Of
terms ending in April:
f. Il. Chubbock and Ed. f. Holmes, third
ward, A. J. DuMoNT, N. Chestnut, fifteenth
ward
The chair appointed Mr.. A. s. Lecho to fiji
the vacancy in the third ward caused by the
election OF t. T. Holmes.
l. Ihirty-three delegates present
The excuses OF Gallon, Armaut, Barnes and
CnStnllanOS were accepted.
Minutes read and approved.
On motion the COMMITTEES on membership,
acting at the meetings on Monday evening,
was instructed not to accept candidates from
the first second, third, seventh ninth, tenth,
eleventh and fifteenth wards as these wards
were working under the article Of the COnsti-
tuition defining the duties Of branch councils.
The amendment proposed by Mr. Adams on
the eleventh instant was indefinitely post
poned.
The amendment proposed by Mr.. G.. w.
Bryant was, at his request, Withdrawn.
The council them proceeded to ballot for
candidates proposed ut last meeting,
". II, Bell and r. s. HOWARD were elected.
The cases Of Mr.. Geo DeVezn and Geo.
Sadler were referred to the ward in which
they resided
Mr. N Underwood presented n newspaper
article on the, "American Alliance and re-
fIilCSJfH tfhb the secretary ana president open
communication with the Alliance.
MR.. A. J. DUMONT NOMINATED THE
THE COUNTRY ]. &. BREAUX, J. HENRI
BUKCH, j, A. GLA r. A. CAGE, ISAAC
SUTTON, $: WAKEFIELD, T. b. STAMPS,
L. b. SMITH.
On motion Of Mr.. Dumont the rules were
suspended for the purpose Of electing the
above; Mr.. Adams voting no.
Mr.. Adams offered the following resolution:
That the lchair appoint 81 committee Of five
to draft rules for the organization and gov
councils outside Of the parish Of Orleans.
The chair appointed Mr.. Adams, J. B:
Gaudet E. Z. Chubbock, A, J. Dumont and
W. i. Fitzgerald.
The chair announced the appointment of
+. Borne rs 81 delegate from the fifteenth
ward vice Mr.. Holmes, unable to attend.
The committee on branch councils present.
cd their report, giving the numbers Of the
organized branches Of the third and fifteenth
wards, with the following list Of officers:
THIRD WARD.
Presidential s. Leche.
First Vice President-Spencer Field Jr.
Second Vice Prcsdent-F. Lopez.
Secretary-Geo. W. Davis.
Assistant Secretary-J. g. Leblanc.
Treasurer-C. +. Mowers.
Sergeant-at-Arms-C. s. Vincent.
Inside Sentinel-GeO. Denas
Delegates to Grand Council! for term ending
in April, 1878-E. E. Chubbock, Z. L. Holmes.
FIFTEENTH WARD.
Presdent-J. 6. Butler.
First Vice Presidcnt--Oscar PiIman.
Second Vice President-Thos Shea.
Secretary-A. E. DcFuentee.
Assistant Secretary-C. E. Goodrich,
Treasurer-Ch E. Wentworth.
Sergeant-at-Arms-N Chestnut.
Inside Sentinel-O. Derensberg.
Outside Sentinel-AnthOnY Fuller.
To fcr
ing April, 1878-N. G. Chastant, A. J. d.
MONT.
Adjourned.
NEW Opr.EANc Enk1r11a1-u 1879
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New ORLEANS, January IS, 1878

Mr.. Beggs in the chair.
Twentythree members present.
J. VIM. Davis and Geo W. Bryant pre-
sented credentials as delegates from the first
ward, and Mr. ". Z. Fitzgerald his from the
ninth ward.
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New ORLEANS, December %, 1877
Vice President L. North CuiOm in the
chair; six members present. No quorum.
Adjourned to january 4 1873.
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Under proceedings of November 2, 1877. was
read the report Of the committee on branch

NINTH WARD ORGANIZATIONS
Presidcnt-J. V. GuiIIotte.
First Vice President Frank Roig.
Second Vice Presidential. G, DeLisle.
Socretary-H. G. Bartlette,
Treasurer-G. T. Bartheemy.
Sergcant-at-Arms-J, /. Rouycr.
Inside Sentinel G. Girard Jr.
Outside Sentinel Polk.
Delegates to Grand Council-John A. Scgur,
j.. c. Guillottc
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Adjourned,

NEW ORLEANS, February /, 1879.
James Beggs In the chair; t"enty-one
members present.
Felix Bourne, anpointoi at the last meet
ing, was s,1orn in and seated as delegate from
the fifteenth ward 7.
Excuses were accepted Of Cullom, Brady,
Armant, Barnes, Fortier, Castellano9.
Resolution requesting the fourth, sixth,
eighth wards and Sixth District to perfect
their org BY che fifteenth OF Febru-
airy, 1878. >-'
Authorizing the Sixth District Branch to
initiate candidates for the Seventh District
until that branch organizes.
Also authorizing the committee from the
Grand Council to Initiate candidates from the
Seventh District every Sunday.
The chair announced that he had appointed
Mr. VIM. Il. Morgan,' vie Mr.. Dalton,
dropped.
New ORLEANS, ebruary 8, 1873.
The president III the chair, Mr.. Beggs act
ing as secretary.
Mr.. ". Il. Morgan, appointed to represent
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MEN oHltEANS, NOFttiitltL ~ tNff
Acting President Beggs called the meeting
Castellanos and Fagot excused.
Seats of Padron, first ward, and @. E..
Holmes, fifteenth ward, declared vacant for
absence.
The committee on branch councils reported
the organization OF the fifth ward branch,
with the following officers
PreSident-C. l.. neFuentes.
First Vice PRESIDENT. L. Calico
Second Vice President Edgar Davis.
Secretary-H. G. Brieugne.
Assistant Secretary-L. Heyob.
Ircasu1er-AIf. Ii. Feline.
Delegates to the Grand Councl-Antoine
Chalaire and Alfred Barnes
The credentials of Messrs Chalaire and
Barnes were received and they were sworn in
and seated.
Mr. Adams moved to strike out "Sixth aud
Seventh municipal Districts" from article 7
of the constitution.
On motion of Mr.. Falls it was tabled.
Mr. Adams gave notice that he would pro-
pose some amendments at the next meeting.
After discussion Mr. Bartlett moved that
the vote by which the resolution of Mr..
Adams was postponed be reconsidered. and
that the motion to reconsider be- laid on the
table. Adopted.
BY Mr.. Adams:
"Lhat the names Of the members OF tho
Grand Council from wards appointed by the
president be submitted to branches for con-
iirmatop." indefinitely postponed.
By Mr. Adams:
"fhat each ward be required to pay n
monthly tax to the association" Indefinitely
postponed.
Adjourned.
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New ORLEANS. November 30, 1877.
Ton members present; no quorum. Adj
jourucd to Friday December 7, 1877.
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Anrtiou Sales OF Real Cstaie.

NJ Y. COMMON PLEAS, n. Y. COunty-Tn
ELIAS PONVERT. jr, and LOUIS J. poNVERT lately
business under the firm name OF POHyet Company
10 WILLIAM f. BRIDGE for the benefit OF creditors In
pursuance and BY the authority OF the instrument Of
signmen above referred TO, made the 9th day October
1877 fled In the flee Of the Clerk OF the CITY and County
Of NeYOrk the undersigned assignee under the sud
will SELL public auction AZ the Real Estate Exchange
Ill Broadway the City of NewYOrk on the TENTH
DAY Of 1878 at ~ O'Clock at that day, byV
Stevenson auctioneer the following mentioned
real estate subject Ia various mortgages:
VII The four story, high sO0p brown stone dwelling house
known No 10 West 3lstst together with the lot which
has frontage twenty-five (25 feet, aud depth
OF ninety light feet and nine (9S.9bnches.
H. Also the three story and basement brick houses
ThOmpsont Nos 81 and 80 ThompsOnst together
the which said houses built twenty-five feet
front on ThOmpsOns ST. and hundred feet IN depth.
Bill Also known No. l54 West 1thst, twenty-five
feet and six inches 2Jhst and ninety eight feet aud
~ lot known No. l03 East 4lsts, twenty-five
inches 4lstst and depth OF Dnetyet feet and
together with the brick stable erected Thereon
Also situated a. the corner of Nesey and
Westinghouse known as Nos 80. 81, - 80 Eeseyt the
which sid erected has front OF hytw0
feet eleven nches Westinghouse and front Of sew
enty.scyel and Onehaf inches on Nesey st. and
depth interior line Of said lot Of Dinetysx feet and Elk
inches.
VI Also one undivided Oneha share Of twenty lots on
lbGihs the Of lthavc and l5Bh ST., the said lots
l56hst Of hye hundred feet and on lh
ave Of one hundred and fifty feet
This property sold subject TO various morgaees for
full particulars concerning which for Of sale and all
other information, apply 10 " X SteyeDson NO. P1nest
the herein. 10 Bnsmade HOorook attorneys
for assignee, No. 6G! Br0adwayDacd, Newlork, May B
1873. WILLIAM +. BRIDGE, Assignee
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Gouses nn0 farms fUanie6.

FURNISHED COUNTRY HOUSE wanted
for the summer. within easy distance Of Newforki must
have at least three large sleeping rooms IA ha 10
will considered with reference 70
economy Address, with full particulars. H. H. Boz IL
Tribune Office
XNANTED-A good house in the city In ex-
w change for a gentlemans country seat JASPER IL
CORNING, 1874 Broadway.
yYyANTED-Three years. lease OF large
w house, 80 40 rooms, suitable for conservatory OK
Music not below l4th.st RULAND WITHIN o Beek'
man.st.
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NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
~ LINE.
BOUND BROOK RoI


FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
Leave New York for Trenton and Philadelphia at 63o
$50 1880 1870. $780, $780, ~ p and at p M for
Trenton.
Leave Philadelphia from station North PennsyvaniaRail
road. Third and Bcrksss at 1905 1880, $3.50 1880 M
1870 $40. $50 p. m. -
Now.York at 1870 Except Monday G35
$685. 1920 u. m, 1918, 2l5, 4:l0, 6:l5 pm.
Pullman Drawing Room Cans attached TO the $3.50 m,
$3.50 trains from NewYork TO the 1870 a. n l3O p M
train, from Philadelphia.
SUNDAY TRAINS-Ieave New York and philadelphia ut
$50 53O IL p Leave NeS.York for Trenton at $3.50
$3.50 m. Leave Trenton lao. 1920 a. 6:lO p NJ
Tickets FOR LberIy-st. Nos. j29 and 9t
Broadway the PRINCIPAL hotels All offices Of the Erie RAN
IN New York aud brooklyn and ~ No Courst, BrOOk
Ign. Baggage checked nom residence 10 destination
l.. BALDWIN, Gen. Pass. Agent.
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Cost ano fonno.

I OST-Erc Railway Company first CONSOLE
dated mortgage bonds value 1900 sterling each
Nos 800 1884, dated September 1870 All persons are
warned against negotiating said bonds payment has been
stamped Information relative them be sent 10 JOHN
COtHRANE Glasgow, Scotland or MossTs. l. d {. MOORE
4. CO., No lag PcaIls St, y. \. city.
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THE GREAT PROVIDENCE LINE.
rNO PHILADELPHIA,
VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

TIE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NEW.YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
Fourteen Through Trains way daily three Depots In
Philadelphia, two III New-l orK.
Double Track the Improved Equipment and the Fastest
Time with absolute safety.
ON ana after NAV H. 1873,
Fxpfess leave NewIOk via DesOrOsses and Court
landt Streets Ferries. follows: -
an 100 $40 $3.50 lmited) IL m, T. q, g. $780, 730
$40 D. Sunday, 4:30 and a. H., o, q, ESQ., $780,
$50 and p.
Boats fookyn with all through trains
a Jersey City, aorng speedy and direct transfer for
Brooklyn travel. -. -. $500
Returning trains leave Philadelphia 800 1886. Z, 1880 &
$50 and Limited Express 1875 j. M, 4, $3.50
and T:35 D. M and IL midnight sunday, $780, $780, q D.
$40 a. m, 4, 1856 y. m. and ~ midnight
Ticket Offices Nos $40 and GA Broadway, No. Astor
House. and C0urand ss NO Court
ST., brooklyn Depot foot OF Fultonst Brookyn
Nos ia ll8 and ll8 H0b0ken; Depot Jersey
City Emigrant Ticket Office. No. Batteryplace
FRANK THOMSON, l. p PALMER,
General Manager Genl Passenger AGENT
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Pamhach, Christian and wifetO Clara Decker, ms $3.50
Same 70 same same property 4 years 1000
daIe'aye cath v ardj years...' .......... 5000
st Of crosby ST. $4,000
Esswen Peter ami Others TO Henry SturZ No 2s2 nm
same 10 Wendell srobcI no PSI Boone.st years. 5000
Hysop John, to John II Currc, 29;hst 1868 fte
Of 5dave and also 29l'st, 100 II Of 3dave ,oo
Iilbnfn Rachel c and husband 10 William II Macy
S SSta mSD't' 10000
st Of Wiliis.aye lyear........'. 1000
saye and asihst mouths 1000
46tst Of 3daye 8 years 1900
Phillips William II ana others, TO Julia NJ P0llOn, Q
cor Terrace place and MOst esd Mard years o,OOO
Ian 5ist.st e Of iOthave ycar............. 500
Stahmann, Anna ID, to the Germania LIE Insurance 80
COmnaDy, sGthst OF 2d-ave, years. %,oUO
stone Cornelius and wife, 70 Daniel ii Gilman, e1ecu
months ..........................,.. 5000
Observation-Disclosures and 0Jtis years 5000
s"lt es... 5000
@5tHs NV Years .... 5000
Same 10 George Bell, 9 Le1ingtonave, 55.S # $ Of -
V5th ST. Years. 5000
to same, IeNngonsve, 1913 1t 5 OF e5thsL ooo
same 10 same W ave els It Of 95tls
= Years 1s''' 5000
Wood Maria L and husband TO Cornelius Wake,
llOlh-sl,e VI SdaYe, years ..."s s'oVo
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Kobbe Marie J., 10 the Importers and Traders' Ma 1890
MALAY lanes g. 10 Moses Maclay trustee etc. 46SJ
StcMme, John, 10 Henry SteInme ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. f'oOV
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Gitn Real gsId!e for Sale.

Gitn Real CsGGte for Sale.
EROSBY-ST. PROPERTY, near BrOome, will
~ sold very low paty able to pay $1,000 or 80 900
mgt exchange I'm part for Brooklyn house rutland
" WHITING, , BCcGmanst
nor SALE or EXCIIANGE-A first-class
fourstory brown stone high basement house, fescoed
and fully furnished the Windsor Hotel W. H. WELLS
55 libertyst
TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of lots for sale ut
S275. terms. suitable fol low cost; dwellings
from 5000 upwards, which be readily sold Apply TO r.
\. YOUNG, Engineer, &c, 20 Exchangeplace,
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m MILES for 10 CENTS.

IeDV Citizens Line-Troy bOats-State. rooms only
bertbs 25 cents fare so New palace steam
ers Saratoga and city Of Troy leave daily except satur
with ns for al points North East ard
PRESS, 944 broadway, n. Y. and Courtst brooklyn.
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Gclp Uanieo


MAID.-Immediately, a middlc-aged, Pro-
~ testant FrenchSwi-s woman, maid. 10 travel IN
Europe; best references required Address Mrs WILLIAMS
Newport, n. l., f.. o. BOX "Gj
NHTANTED-TwO Protestant girls TO do the
w work Of a small family in the country; cook and
laundress the other chambeTmad aud waress Apply
al 1873 Wihiamst ew-YOrk front office, upstairs.
notwithstanding thoroughly expe-
w Icnced agents for religious book OF
interest For an interview address,
with fui particuiars, ENTERPRISE, Tribune once.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

ALBANY BOAT, PEOPLES LiN nGS M,
Leave pr North ETe Ot Of Nth ss EXPRESS
kAkE SE2eGh and pC
and WEST Tickets for sale &C principal hp RIoskvn
Brc % ansfered free by boats
FiTstesss fare. 81 deck 21e excursion 10 Albany ANU
BRIDGEPORT. and all points on Honsatonlc
- and RsToats Fare 81 s BagspEr
aud Bridgeport at II .. m.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
Leave NewYork from foot OF Desbrosses ana cortandt
m for Columbus Cincinnati sS ss
South. Pullman from Baitimoret to Newark o., land
i0U p H. Tor Washington and West and the South via
Gord9nsye Pullman cars from New TO Baltimore and
einnat Inoanslolis Louisville and 81 Louis Ihrongh
burg ami iron washington 20 Augusta and Savannah.
800 M daily Tor Washington The south and West Pull
making close connections for Chicago Cncinua
southwest ThTons6 Baltimore Gincn
natl connects at Washington with trains for Lynchburg,
@ ct sss s5f s
ASK FOB TICKETS n XII BALTIMORE AND OHIO
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Ferry station in New York foot OF Libe i
G:3o a. m.-For bennington, Easton, nelyidere Mauch
Chunk Iamagus Wkesbare Elmra &c Connects at juno
$40 mFoT High Bridge Branch Easton, Harrsbnrgh'
WillamspOrt, &c.
1915 a and l3O p mFor somerville and Pennington.
p. m.-FOr Pennington EastOn, Mauch Chunk Tamaqua,
WilkesbaTe, Scranton TuukannOck, Tamaqua HazletOn,
Reading, POttsyille, HaTTisbuTgh, &c.
m;For Hish Bridge Branch East9n. Belyidsre and
Mauch Chunk. Connects at nCtiOn with ID. L. and W. r. r.
5:3O D. m dailyFor EastOn Allentown and HaTrisDuTgh.
$50 y. m.-FOr EastOn.
For trains 10 local points time tables at stntion9
SUNDAY TRAINS-Leaye at $3.50 a. NJ, II p m. for
Bound Brook points, and at $50 for
EastOn, Reading and Uarrsburgh.
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
Trains leave for Perth AmbOy Red Bank Long Branch
Ocean Grove, &c. AZ 8l5, Has a. m. f. J:l5 p.
Stages connect at Mattawn Station 10 aud romK
and at Squan to and from POINT PLEASANT.
FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
connections. Leave foot Of Liberty ST., for Freehold at
S:l5, ll:Ij a. H., 4, j:l5 pm.
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Gotels.
WINDSOR HOTEL,
SARATOGA SPRINGS, NY,
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.

This NEW and SPLENDID HOTEL, with the TWO
LARGE BRICK RESIDENCES ard EXTENSIVE
GROUND adjoining, overlooking CONGRESS SPRING
PARK will DO
OPENED FOR GUESTS June /, 1873.
PARLoRs BEDROOMS, or ROOMS En- SUITE ELE:
GANTLY FURNISHED will be RENTED WITHOUT
BOARD at MODERATE RATES.
The ADJACENT RESIDENCES have been FURNISHED
and ARRANGE in FLATS for the SPECIAL ACCOMA0
DATIoN Of FAMILIES.
THE HOTEL RESTAURANT
VIII be under the control OF COOKS OF THE HIGHEST
GRADE and MEALS WILL BE SERVED In the MOST
ELEGANT STYLE
TROPOLITAN HOTEL, New-YOrk.
CHARLES II. SHELLEY, Manager.
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COLUMBIA COLLEGE
EXAMINATIONS.

EXAMINATIONS FOR ADMISSION TO THE
ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT
will be held at the College Building 49ths and Madsonave
commencing on WEDNESDAY June g. at $50 o'clock a. H.
EXAMINATIONS FOR ADMISSION 10 any one OF The
FIVE courses In the z
SCHOOL OF MINES
viz: Mining Engineering, Civil Engineering Metaurgy'
Analytcal and Geology and PaeOntoOgy
will be held the School Building 49nst and 4thaye on
Friday, June Z, at $50 a. N. . ,-,- ~.
examinations several Classesn the Academic Depart
in the School OF Mines VIII commence on MODA1
May 20. at $50 a. III
FREE TUITION.
FREE TUITION IN COLUMBIA COLLEGE and in
COLUMBIA COLLEGE SCHOOL OF MINES Is offered 10
unable the usual fees Tor instruction, ON the
following conditions, tO-wlt: .-- . . -,--,..-,
10 free tuition the time Of presenting himself Tor examna
He must present certificate that his circumstances are
such as entle him this privilege signed by some person
Of who Is not relative.
he must proficiency in subject Of examin
alton expressed the number 60 OF scale IN which lOO
Ibe maximum. ,--,-- - -..-.,,.-
He must maintain subsequent 10 his admission standing
scholarship expressed by the number 10 OF similar scale,
failing in which he will be liable 10 forfeit his privilege
COMMENCEMENT ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE II.
AT 1890 A. NJ.
+ A. p BARNARD. Ill. D., President.