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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-17
THIRD poARp-2:3O p. NJ.
TUESDAY, July I6-P. NJ.


The shipments westward by canal from New
York for the second week Of July which will be
found printed below show falling off as compared
with those of the corresponding week of last year of
nearly one-haf in the tonnage, the exact decrease
being z 537 tons. But, heretofore more than the
whole of the loss is from a decline in the shipments
of anthracite coal e. 61O tonsl and of iron and iron
manufactures (270 tons). Dry goods show gain of
DOT TONS and sugars and molasses of Alb tons. The
tolls collected for the week 81 1877 this year,
against So, 240 for the same time in 1877 The
total shipments westward thus far this year by
canal have been 107 Ole TONS against 115,069 tons
TO the same date in 1877 and the total tolls col
lected have been $15,S70 in 1873 and $11, 997 in
1877.
The stock market to-day was dull, and the total
business i'm shares numbered only 67,274. The tenn
per of 80 much of market as existed was alter
natey strong and weak, and the closing prices were
between the extremes of the day. In small BUSH
ness the Lake Shore stock again took the lead in the
matter of quantity, and recorded transactions in
II, 400 shares at frequent fluctuations between 81
and 62os. with final sales at 62ss. st. Paul common
stock was second in point of activity, and and
fell between the figures of 51ss and 52ls several
times before ending at 517s. The preferred stock
opened at s27s, declined TO s2l2 rose to S3la,
and sold last at SO. Northwest common opened
and closed at 51l4, having in the meantime
fluctuated between 5Oa and 61ss and the preferred
stock was strong, rising from IT'S to 7sSs97sl0.
The dealings in Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
to-day dwindled down to only 800 shares and the
price declined to 1873. Rock Island sold at 114ia
and 115. Ohio and Mississippi was neglected at "a,
az also was Wabash at 13Dsa13l2.
The coal shares, although dull were stiffened up;
| Delaware, Lackawanna and Western selling al
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60Ss06Il z061ss Delaware and Hudson at kssa
05Ssi, and Central of New-JeIsey--not without
some hnctuations--at 40i094Ios. Morris and
Essex sold at e4s40s5l4QS5. The specula-
ton in Western Union lapsed into dull
ness, the sales being from 81 to 0Oi2090sa, and
Pacific Mail sold 1900 at 17i0. Although the Pa
ciic Mail Steamship Company is reported to have
made settlement with the Panama Company Of all
its matured Indebtedness by giving in
dOrsed notesitwill not be understood that by this
method the total Indebtedness Of the steamship com
pany has been reduced. The Panama Company has
simply secured its claim. The market closed fever
ish and irregular.
RANGE or rnK srocK Markell
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steamppals ano iaaiIrOaos
AMY and TROY bv DAY BOATS.

ALBANY and TROY by DAY BOATS.
N a. VIBBAR and DANIEL DREW, .
leave vesry Street Pier at $780, and oath Street Pier &c
a. m landing Nyack Ferry Point Newburh. Pongh-
keepso Rhinebeek saugeriies Caskl and Hudson COZ
MEETS at West Point with Carrie WaTd LOT Co
Spring ana Cornwall West Point Newburgh return
ing by down boat az Excursion Rates TRANSFERS ~
boat leaving Brooklyn nc a. M, connecting az Al
bany with trains NORTH and WEST Special tram 10 anu
from Saratoga.
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
- aud Naugatuck Railroads Fare s Steamer bridgeport
leaves tatharnesT Hay Sundays excepted at 1880 M
and bridgeport att y. m.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
ID NewYork from foot Of Desbrosses and Corandt
500 m for Washington Columbus Cincinnati. 1ndlanap
Chicago and the West Richmond Charleston and the
South Pullman frOm Baltimore 70 Newark, o., and
Chicago.
Pullman from New York Baltimore and
Washington making close Pttsburg Gin
cnnatI Indianapolis Louisville, and 81 Lois Through
pullman Baltimore TO Cincinnati st Ions and Pitts
burg Washington 10 Augusta and Savannah.
m Washington the South, West Pull
man seepers York 10 Baltimore and Washington
making close for Chicago Cincinnati anaDOs
Columbus. Pittsburgh the South and
Southwest Through Pullman from baltimore TO Cncin-
natl connects al Washington for LYnchburg
FLORIDA. andthe South
For through tickets please call AZ Company's once $40
Broadway EewYo and at ticket Offices foot Of Cortland
and Desbrosses sts, and depot, jersey CITY 10
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA BALTIMoRE AND OHlo
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CLOSING PRICES OF PHrLGDELPHrA STOCKS.
ANcIsco CLOSING PRICES OF MINING STOCKS.

Government bonds were active and generally
strong, on a brisk demand from all classes Of buy
ers Many banks, in and out of town. because Of the
scarcity Of prime commercial paper, and the ndisDO
stiOn to take any other kind. are employing their
funds IN the purchase Of United States securities
The recorded sales at the boards TO-DAY are not very
important, but the large dealers report good bus
iness We annex cnrrent closing quotations
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NOW READY.
THE PARIS WORLDS FAIR OF 1873,
Graphically described by
GEO. w. SMALLEY,
The wei,nown London Correspondent THE TRIBUNE,
TRIBUNE EXTRA No. Al,
Illustrated by
PICTORIAL MAP OF PARIS AND TIE EXHIBITION.
SUMMARY OF LETTERS
RE EXHIBITION.
]. GENERAL OUTLINE
2 THE AMERICAN DEPARTMENT.
s. BRITISH ACTIVITY.
A. THE PRINCE OF wALEss INSPECTION.
g. EFFORTS TO ACHIEVE SUCCESS
g. GRADUAL STEPS TOWARD COMPLETION.
OPENING CEREMONIES.
T. HOW THE FAIR BEGAN.
s. ANOTHER EXPERIEN CE WITH THE CROWD.
o. MARvEI.s OF TIKI OPENING NIGHT
10 AMERICAN VISITORS IN PARIS.
HINTS FOR VISITORS.
IL. HOTEL EXPENSES.
- PRICES STILL MORE INCREASED.
- RULES AND REGULATIONS.
IL. THE PARIsIAN CAFES
Is. ENORMOUS INCREASE IN PRICES
EXHIBITION TOPICS.
lG GENERAL GRANT IN PARIS.
H. sEoUELs TO THE OPENING.
1R BRITISH FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY.
10 HOUSEHOLD DECORATION.
CINCINNATPs GREAT MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
JOHN r. g. HAssARD.
SUMMARY or LETTERS,
]. GLUCK's ALCEsTIs-THR DEDICATION.
2. THE oRGAN-1HE MESSIAH
g. WAGNER AND BEETHOVEN.
a LIST AND BERLIOz.
Persons visit she Exhibition viii End the Paris Let
Trustworthy guide telling themwbatO and point
ing how make the most Of the trip 70 the French
Capital while the Letters Cincinnati viii be priced by
music pleasant souvenir Of the great Festival
TRIBUNE EXTRA No. Al.
Price Ten Cents, postpaid.
Address
THE TRIBUNE
NeW.York,
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To PHILADELPHLLA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.

NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
Fourteen Through Trains each way dAy three DepOts IN
Philadelphia two IN Ne"'f'k'
Time consistent with absolute safety
Train, 0n ana sIeg Jay i bSro.se, and cour,
eSa 5so NO ,, Ss tGGS, ESQ., 1850
$40 and p N Sunday, $50 and n w. o. o. oSo 1880
Boais Of Brooklyn Annex" connect with through
At jersey CITY, anordng speedy and direct transfer for
Retai5g trains leave Philadelphia 800 I;DC T. 1886 s.
s 5S a55 a. and y %Sn on Sunday SEQ S
sac no oses I &c ss and ga Broadway No A.or
House and footo Desbrosses and Court
S and and 4nPfS G' oosa Depot
'i FsiR;ANK THOMSON, I; =. PALMER.
General Manager. Genl Passenger Agent
THE ERIE. RAILWAY will hereafter be
Eh1E kH %Sp TERS Ra ARRSSGhaEST
a. m.-Cincnnati and Chicago Day ESpress Drawing.
3D. m tDay)-Tast S. Louis Express arriving at Buffalo
S w Pa%an Des l sleeping to
~ D. m DAILY, Pacific Express for the West Sleeping
coaches through Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls clnc.
natl and Chicago without changes also hotel dining cars to
Z D. m.-Emlgrant train for the West
Trains leave Chambers StreoI Depot, New. York. Tor
g "a S iS n SS t Ss SS SIG
n5s% s J F1s 49, 5 fns's' ga 70 lqIG
SqpP@sys @ C lo 4 49, Y H. a1a N nln nsah
Lao. siS S4S ahe tS0 o 6i5 elS $50 TO-
d. la
Y45, $50 !? p u. and y midnight o.. = ,o,.,.
n sS'' Sundays ays sso stI S O NJ and q
Cornwall 74b A. m, $780, 4ssO .. m Sundays $50 a m.
warwick $40 1O;i6 a. m, $3.50 D. m.
Newburgh 745, ga m, $780, 4:3Op m. Sundays $3.50
Rondout Kingston. $40 Sundays $3.50 a.
Goshen 600 74B 300. 1913 m, $780, 3t6. $50 700 D.
M Sundays, 800 1880, 1918 a. m, $50, 200 ,. m
Middleiown 7;46. 9:0O 1913 a. 3;45 1880. 700 p.
Sundays $3.50, 1915 a $780, 100 D. m. The $500
and $50 p N. trains connect with Sew.YOrK and oswegO
Ea%s 300 lSI ,Sd i1S1 e9o $780, TOO m
NOT-rrains leaving Chambersst ON even OF hat hours
before 300 D. m leave Twenty trs fifteen minutes earlier
than above time leaving Chambersst on quarter
hours leave thirty minutes earlier. BOae
leave thrdst $40 and 114b m connecting with
trains leaving Chambersst ct loco y. aud 1900 mid
night - u, - -. l.. 49,. -. \.
coaches be obtained and orders for the checking
OF baggage left at the Companys oces
Nos 239 sol, $40 e57 broadway n Ys No Courtst,
ETpfes. Trains nom the West arrive IN NewYork at 725
. u" JNo. n ABBOTT, General Pass'r Agent New.YOrk
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Trains leave for EngewOod CosteT permont and Nyack
TOO $50 e46 M, ls0O 300 900 440, b;SO 95O SsV y
and Saturday nights only At llSO m sundays WV
Manuel spng valley and Monsey TOO Gas, M t46 ..
m JNo ". ABBOTT, General Passr Agent NeW'forh
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RALTMoRE AND j., OHIO .,,, RAI III 6SLI:
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

y
" Ferry station In YORK foot OF LibeTtyst
Commencing June $. ls7STrains leave as follows; 49,,
ESQ a. m-FOr bennington, EastOn, Bevidere, Mauch
Tamaqua, Wikesbare Elmir &C Connects at juno
lion with ID. L. and w. H. r. - 49,.
$40 o High Bridge Branch. SohoOieyb honhGn
Budds Lake and Lake IIO atcOng, EastOn, HMIbOiIgn
Mauch Chunk, Tamaqua Hszeton, wikosDarre Scranton
WlIamRpOrt &c. - - ,--.
Up m-For Fleming On Easton, Mauch Chunk, Talnalua
WlKesbarre Scranton Iunkhalnock, 1amaqua, Hazstoa
Reading POtsvillc HaIIisburght &c ,,-..,.
A. u-FOr High Bridge Branch SchO0eYs Mountatn
Buds Lake ami Lake HOnlte1nc Easton Belvidsre aud
Mauch ChnnK. connects with ID. L. aud w Il X
$3.50 d. M. daly-For ELsiOn. Allentown and harrisDursh
7A5 h. n.-F EastOn. ..-..
For trains local pOints see timetabes NJ statonh -
SUNDAY TRAINS-Lcay2 at y a. NJ, ~ p IN. ioI
Round rook and intermediate ponts ann ut $50 m Tor
Eastoa Reading and HanisDurgh
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
IN Trains Bank. Long Branch, Ocean Grove
&c. az 8. 7:i5, o, 1isij a. $3.50. 4. D. .. m
Pullman Draw groom Cars are attached 10 he S7V anu
D. trans ...o,,,
FREEHOLD and NEW YORK RAILWAY
connections Leave foot Of Liberty ST. Tor Fteehod NJ
$40, ! lao "A IA, as d.
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New l1ublitatlous.

DEMOREST'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE for
AUGUST spebly illustrated with steel engrayings
pictures oil celebrated paintings and numerous inter
esng features value every household Get the August
number with five dollar picture IN OIL OF that celebrated
Character RIP WINKLE sold everywhere, OF mailed
most free on receipt Of the price 25 w. JENNINGS
nT,MDHEST ~ East l4tl.st., NeW-NOTk.
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FALL RIVER LINE .-,,.,,

EALL RIVER LINE .sro,
And an poipfs Fast via Newport and Fall River
MsmmOuth palacs Steamers BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE
leave Nc y. Work daily from foot OF Muuayst
Sl6 Pm June - 70 ssp,enber inc PeT 2s n r.
BROOKLYN p..s,trtrs q uei Tree by Annex" b0ats
leaving foot o. Fulton ST. at i:3O p m. -, ,,,-, a
MU-H HA ~ AND OHtHEHI hAS
Tickets ana siaeroms secured principal hotels and
"'A'' 0'c's' ~ INC per BORDEN a LOWELL, Agents
GEO I. CoSNOR, General Passenger Agent -, ,,,,,
SPEC IAL NOVICE TO NEWPORT PASSENGERS.
For tho better accommodation OF Newport tfayei on t
River daily at O a m Mondays excepted arrive at
Newport $50 a. m the necessity OF leaving
the Newport az cary hour IN the morning
ONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA, via
IL NcwJersey southern Railroad; Commencing June ~
ls78 steamers will leave NCwIOrk Pier X, North River
loot eetorst connecting Sandy Hook with for
Long Branch g. $50 a. M, |. 34b, b45 r.
Rid Bank and Toms River 8, $50 a. w., l. 3s5p y. IN
Beach Haver a. M. y. "a. 49,. ,,.- =,
Vipeland, Bridgetou ard AtanhcClty m
Philadelphia ana Tuckerton q a. ~. l. 34) p m
sundays Tor Long braion 0''V WN =. sNEDEN
Iieneral Manager
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5teamuoais ano Railroads.

ALBANY BOAT, PEOPLES LINE.-The
IA elegant steamers DREW or ST DOHN VIII
leave Pier Al North River foot OF Canast daily tsunaal
iucludeal connecting Albany With express Trains
for SARATOGA, LAKE GEORGE LAKE CHAhPLhIN
the ADIRONDACKS, MONTREAL and points NOkIIi
and WEST Tickets for sale az principal hotels ana
all Of Woscott Express Offices IN NeW-fork ana Bro9kn
BROOKLYN passengers transferred free by Annex" hoas
Firstolass fare S+ deck 2c excursion 20 Albany and
al This the Ony night line OF steamers selling
tickets and checking baggage 10 places on the Ne"foh
Central Railroad.
A LBANY BOATS DIRECT-Merchants, Ex-
N uress Iine.-Elegant steamers WALTER BRETT or
NEW CHAMPION leave daily SATURDAYS exceDied)
from Canalst North River at connecting with trans
North West Fare deck 25e oaDln fare, 5Oe meals
SOC. Freight taken lower Than by any other lInes
E0R THE
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fam srhools.

ALBANY LAW SCHO0L.--RegulaI course,
1sare See g efe ISAAC EDWARDS Albany, n s.
BOSTON UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL,
ID BOSTON Mass Opens october 2 Send Tor circular W
j.. II. BENNETT. LIZ ID.
LAW DEPARTMENT of IOWA STATE
IL UNIVERSITY Fourteenth year begins egm 10
bar. Tuition 500 per year. Address, W. q. HAhhOND'
Iowa Civ.
VALEL Law SchoOl.-Regular course, 2 years
GTa6uate course for degree OF ell years Fan terp
oUens sept 90 Address Prof WAYLAED New'hayen' u
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Money on call lent freely at 1l2G2 per cent on
Government bonds, and at 202l2 on miscellaneous
collateral the latter rate being exceptional. Ihero
is no change in rates of COMMERCIAL paper or IN
rates of domestic exchange. The United STATES
Treasurer at Washington to-day received SJOOOOV
National bank notes for redemption. The CUSTOMS
receipts were $4,000, and internal revenue re-
ceipts S26O,OOO The following Is the Clearing
House statement to-day Currency exchanges; Sol,-
559.377; currency balances, 80, S96,220 gOld eA-
changes SO 1897, s45 gold balances, ~ ,09l .l9s.
The sum of e11S,000 bullion was today wltp;j
drawn from the Bank of England ION balance,
making total in that way of f29S,O0 IN hve days
On the London Stock Exchange cOns0ls were ,oWeIi
0oisl6 for both money and the account. Uh'e 81
States bonds were firm 1868 being quOteda ~
1881, new 4l2 per cents at 19oiA new os az iGo
securities were quoted as follows; Enc e0lni9Ia
I6l2 preferred 32S; NewJersey Central ~ i29 55 5
Reading 19S4010i2; Pennsylvania Central 555
and ILLINOIS Central IS. There was no qqotatioss
for money. In Paris the five per cent fIeheI eDi
opened at decline to 114.60, closing at ld4'9955S
sight exchange on London being quoted az Ina
The fifteenth semi-annual statement OF tue nonIO
Insurance Company, printed IN anolheI oo oaPsirs
presents very favorable condiuon OF ~ $50 ao0
The capital stock of tho cOmaany is $5OOOfVeySSr
THE total assets now amount TO So 1SO, 0OO At ZOE
reserying 81 1905 500 for reinsurance and Szvo'i9f
for unadusted losses, the surplus Is 81, ~
the assets the larger portion is invested III uoas
ment, State and municipal bonds. Inc uaaI di y.
nnon this showing have declared senll-annn@ NV
idend of 8 per cent, payable on demand ara
. Oonnall, Lawson * CO., at No. 92 brOadWayf IL
offerinQ the per cent gold mortgage bonds o. AZ
National Water Works Company OF Kansas Nv sy "a
mar and accrued interest and recommend tnen
investors as choice security. The bonds are seeaS
Inv a sinking fund and by first and only Elol'S ssd
man the water works erected at Kansas tlg, hieh
~ is stated that the net earnings of the works. w.
now are largely in excess of the interest cnaih''
ar1 fii;y,, we're the comparative earnings u
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WHINE MOUNTAINS.
On and after July direct connection viii BE- made via
THE GREAT PROVIDENCE LINE.


THE GREAT PROVIDENCE LINE.
PARLoR CARS leaving the steamer landing at FOX
PoINT WHARF PRQXiIpENCE at 5S9 a ~ wilI rn
TAIN POINTS WITHOUT CHANGE
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD, June Is, 1873.
H Feryboats leave New York from JSmesslP DAILY e1
daily 70 minutes preyion; 20 dePaLtuTe o. trains nom Long
Ferries daily minutes previous departure q
leave BTooIlyn ard long Island CITY Iupters Po as FOL
lowe: For GfesnpOrt. sag Harbor &C. $50 p. and
and oE M an. For Ere island $50 a M $50 M For Port
Jefferson &C. at 10 and 43o For Northport &C. At
$50 aud 10 4;SO ana $50 ~ For Leeaai Valley at
away, &C., at $50 a m $50 and P N For Garden
S my I snd from t. CITY only $50 a. M 1856 and ESQ
sSSsy1 S9 SS M % PORT J
son, PAtchogue &e a M babylon &C. M aud ?, m
city and Hampstead aud ESQ and trUmI4 city
only 80 ~ Sna ~ F: css G Pp Jmaea Se
ss per time tables. FOR NEW. LQNDoNThe steamer dip
GfeeupOr 2 D NJ; Manhausett House ais nj arriving
F2sT s tsR TRAIN leave. Brooklyn and
Island CITY az M Tor Babylon and flrr lsand t,Oo
ing leaves sag IlaTbOr $50 Greenport m Petohogne
$40 Babylon S20 arriving at Brooklyn and Long Island CITY
Ticket oaHoes in New.York at 2el Broadway corner War
York transfer CO.. sIi BroadwSy 7Js ethsye PARK
IN Bfoofyn No sss wSshnGionsI courst and 40 an
s can he eSeeE "a from residence 10 destination
JcmrrEsDES. Gent Pass. Agt
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. - GREAT
L TRUNK LINE AND UNIL WEI sites is. NAL AL
YORK VIA Desbrosses CourAndt Streets Ferries as FOL
lOHsi ...-. -, an. - d, 60,
with Pullman Palace Cars attached. a M aud 80 p nl
daiy. -. .oo
For WiTiamsport, Lock Haven Cory and Erie at $50
m connecting Cory for Titsvie Petroleum Cenre and
the Oh Regions. WilamapOrt and Lock Haven, a. m.
baltimore, Washington and the SOUTH Limited Wash
ngtOn Express OF Pullman ParOf Cars daily, except sun
day arrive Washington ailO p m. Regular ~ 30
a. M. ], $50 and y. NJ. Sunday $50 and p ~. -. -.
Express philadelphia $40 ty3O Linitedl III
a. ms l. l. 90, $50. 1880 $50 and N: sunday 4iSo
ono class, .. m; For Cape May p N 81, ,u, ..,.
Jersey city AhOdng speedy and direct transfer for
For trains 10 Newark Elizabeth Rah way Princeton Tren
ton Aboy Pennington, Beyldere and other point
see local schedules 81 all Ticket Ohices. go.
Trains arrive From Plttsburg $50 1910 a. m, 1910
M daily: $50 1890 daily except Monday, Prom
and Baltimore, 500. $40 t:lu 6l5 1910
D. m Sunday $50, $40 From philadelphia, 300 800
bAO 1880, I1uO IN. 2lO, $40 SOU O:0O, S4O
1910, 1920 m sunday 6:O5 650 94O, 1850 lli50a NJ
eEet Offices $50 and ga Broadway, No. Astor House
and DesbTOsses and Courtlandtsts No Couftst
and Brooklyn Depot foot Of FultonsL Brooklyn voc
ia, and lS Hudsonst HobOken Depot Jersey CITY
Emlgrant Ticket ONCE, No Battery place ,,,,,,
FRANK THOMSON l. r fAHMEk-
General Manager Gent passenger Agent,
nrnurtCn pnTTDTgnO
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Geathers.


A MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE, estab-
N sed 1885, promptly provides families schools colleges
caibre and Character represents
teachers wanting engagemets gtres parents OF
good highest Endorsements circulars Tor stamp
sCHERMERII0RN, A. NJ, Sec'y, 80 last l4tkstg N. Il.
A LADY competent to instruct IN Primary
II Englsh branches desires position In family ADDRESS
BOX SOL, Carlisle Penn. ~
A MEXICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
n AGENCY No % Unionsquare recommends Pltof 10
SORS. PRINCIPALS, ASSISTANTS TUTORS and gov
FNiSSEs from the leading American and European COZ
legeA universities and cOnservatoeS positions promptly
Allied OF instruction. Apply 10 Miss NJ j.
YOUNG. ia. 70 UnOn.square Broadway side
A CADRMIC TEACHER three years, has pre-
"A pared pupils for Harvard Yale Amherst AMI pT16ceton
engagement solicited also private puplsi herNWo s'Ao
uate references. Address II. L. Tribune once.
MANY Teachers wanted from many dlrec-
WI tons particularly ladies combining English bfabehes
with ning English branches, drawing palhhg
several for easacs modern languages several acaeny p
cuals Interviews desirable Forms for stamp. j. W. schei
meriOrn, Secretary so East l4th-sL
TVEACHERS' BUREAU. 81 West 35th-st.-
schools and families supplied with competent teachers
professors tutors gOyernes-es Information gwen OF goO
schools here and Europe principal speaks French ermah
and Italian.
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gnstrnrnoH.

For Boys and Young Men--City.
A DVERTISERSl
"A SIND YOUR ORDERS FOR THE TRIBUNE" and
ALL EIBSTCLASS CITY JOURNALS TO
ONE OFFICE.
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Send copy Of Advertisement when asking Tor estimate OTin
formatiOn.
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Total since January 1..... sss29ed sAoooiA eanal
The following is the ofcial eng tota amount
IF westbound freight shipped By canal dfv solIs TO
q 10 IA. inclusiye, and the total amount Oh ''''
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NEW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA NE
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
,nR I'm 4. s-n,nN A n "a pH A DEL. u LII A

FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA
LAPt / 81 TRAIN TIME TWO HOl hS. - O
Leave sew. Trenton and Philadelphia az 6aS0 o.
$3.50 1919 l;30 1850 Z, 5:3Ul2 p @ ana at 4iSu o'
Tor TreuiOn. ,,-,,,.,,
Leave Philadelphia from station North Ponnsylyana'Rail.
roa1 Tmr ana BerKssts az 645 Cwayl 74b, $3.50 ll'SO
a m... l:3O $3.50, $40. 54J. ~ D. m. 80.
Leave Trenton for NeWYork az LEO leTcept Monday 6oo
sl3, lO:2U a. 1915. 2:lb. 3 45J, $3.50 D. NJ n ,o
Pullman Drawing Room Cara attached TO me g5VA m
iOu trains from NewYork 20 the 1i0 a. m' loUp m
SCNTNY TKAiss-Ieaye Ncw-York and PHILADELPHIA at
a m nan I9n m Leave New.IOrk for Trenton NJ y
NJ $3.50 p m. l. avs Trenton a. 20 300 m; 10 p; d.
Tickets To- sale foot Uf IAbenys Nos 52J ana =
Rroidway az the pnncpal hotels all offices OF he Erie M
way and Brooklyn aud at No C0nrtsL brOOk
lyn Rarsnpe chec ed fIun residence 10 destination
n. 4. BALDWIN. Gen. Pass Agent.
EOR RONDOUr and KINGST0N.-Fare 70
NEWBU re si below, 90 CENTS Land at Hie
land as Wt-f PDint Cornwall NcHburg, Marlboro, MI
ton, POUbHkEEPolE, EsOpus connecting with Ulster Rhd
Delaware Waki Valley iruads Steamboats, Ifouas
cornell James W. Baldwin leave day at y. IN, Per 81
North River. foot OF lIarrsonst.
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EORNEW HAVEN. MERIDEN. HARTFORD,

La
IL SPiuNGFGELD WHITE MOUNTAINS, MON IRA l.
intermediate points Steamers leave PIER 20 r. r. NJ .
M. Sundays included, and IL sundays excepted con
uecung with SPECIAL trains az Newhaven for Hartford
Springfield &c Tickets sold and checked at pa
Roadway York and Courtst Brooklyn. Excursion
10 IIaVrnnnd mum. 81 30
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NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILHoAD.-Commencng Jnly J. 1873
through trans viii Grand Central Depot;
500 a m, Western and Northern Express daWngroom
70 Rochester and ST. Aibans .
300 M, aud trcal Special through draw
o 10 SaratOFa and Montreal
drawing qua, Rochester and Buffalo
ii0O M Express 10 ~ ny and Troy with connections
Utica Saratoga huuano, Norm Adams AMI Benning
TN. raWing room car 10 9af ,.Iga
$40 D M saratoga special with drawing room cars
through. n
e09 ~ m 81 Louis Express. daily with sleeping cars for
ST. Louis running through every day In the week also sleep
inc csrs Tor uaO Niagara Fails Toledo and Detroit and 10
monfreai exceptng sunday night, Saratoga.
Tg0 M m rast Express for Rochester and Corning via
Genevs with through sleeping cars
$40 u M Pacific Express. daily, with sleeping for
pocbcstar Niagara Fals Buffalo, Cleveland Toledo Detroit
and Chicago also e.ceptug =. utdsy Night 10 clay on con
-, Watro excepting Saturday night and 10 Montreal via
~ Albans excepting saturday and sunday nights.
with sleeping 90 Albany and Troy.
Way Trains Local Time Tablea Tckots Tor sale
No, 1s5 agl and Broadway and WestcoI Express
o. Ofcea Nos Park place. $50 aud 042 Broadway New
yorS and ga Waahin gt0n- ST, Brooklyn