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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-04-15

some trick, and that didn't believe it.
We mad been cool and hadn't kissed
since the row. She replied that 1 was
insulting, and 1 answered that if her
mother said she could do "15-14," fair
and square, that she said what was not
true, ard that she knew it wasn't true
when she said it. Fannie, thereat, said
that she never could have believed that
l could so forget myself. | replied to
the effect that her mother had told lie,
and that perhaps it was not the first
one.
The next morning Fannie went to
her mothers, and sent note saying
that until | knew how to treat her and
her mother with respect she would not
return, and she never will if l have to
acknowledge first that her mother can
do "15-14," becauss she can't and
there's the end of it.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-04-15

secession, saying 81 have for many
years considered the union of the South
ern and Northern States as not essen
to the safety and very much opposed to
the interest of both sections" 1t was
a citizen of Massachusetts who was so
early in the field as an advocate of Sc
cession.
When the war broke out and the
fighting began, the demand for the
very latest intelligence put all the news
papers upon their mettle, and the tcle-
graph superseded everything else as
channel for gathering news.-Washing
ton Star
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-04-15
A Grievous Want.

Will the genius never arise who is t.
give us a reliable boot jack-one that
can he trusted-whose word is as good
as its bondl For more than one hun
bred years this country of which we
boast so much has been steadily pro
crossing in literature, knowledge, science,
art, wealth and power, and the boot.
jack, in whose soul is the spark of
honor, whose nature is such that it can
be trusted with children even, has not
yet been evolved This terrible lack of
a positive necessity is destroying fair
homes all over this land of ours and
peopling our lunatic asylums and iails
with crippled humanity.
"A Rockland merchant, whose home is
palace, and whose nature is almost
angelic, went home the other evening,
through the slush that covered the
sidewalks. He was greeted at the door
by his wife and two fair-haired darlngs,
who chung to their fathers legs with
merry shouts 1t was a scene of happi-
ness, a paradise ON earth
"Bring papa the boot-jack," said the
merchant to one of the innocent little
prattlers.
The weapon was brought forth in the
arms of the child The mother, with
rare womanly instinct, stopped up her
ears and left the room. The merchant
applied the heel of his left boot to the
jaws of the jack, and it was drawn easily
off. The right boot was wet, and stuck
somewhat. The merchant planted his
stockinged foot upon the machine, took
his tongue firmly between his teeth, and
pulled. No. He waved his children
to one side, took a brace, and gave a
mighty hcave, that stood his eyebals
out of his head like knobs on bureau
Something gave way 1t was the jaws
of the jack. The suddenly released
boot-heel flew through the air like mad
avenger, and swept over the unpro-
tected foot Of the merchant with tiend-
ish velocity that took away his breath
and the whole top of his toes He
promptly caught up the internal machine
and flung it through the window with
such awful force that it did something
never before accomplished by boot jack
killed a cat outdoors, and then he
laid down on the floor and screamed out
some awful words like uafortis and
those things, and Rugged his poor
manned foot and shook his leg in the
air, and called on the shades of Fox's !
martyrs to testify that there was never
anything to equal it. And the JOY and
happiness of that house was all ruined
to smash.
=. Talk ABOUT the misery of hasty mar
can give hasty marriages both white
balls, and double discount it every time
Rock land Courier.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-04-15

A Pennsylvania, more than 100
years old, uttered Beer as his last
diving word. And who can say that
any man does not GENE to it at last, dc
handing his bier
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Ladies About to Marry.

In marrying, make your own match.
do not marry any man to get rid Of him,
or to oblige him, or to save him. The
man who would go to destruction with
out you will quite as likely so with you.
and perhaps drag you along. Do not
marry in haste lest you repent at leisure;
do not marry for home and a living,
when by taking care Of your health you
can BE- strong enough to earn your own
living. Do not let aunts, fathers or
mothers sell you for money or position
in bondage, tears and lifelong misery,
which YOU alone must endure DO not
place yourself habitually in the society
of any sutton until you have decided the
question Of marriage human wills are
weal., and people often become bewh'
de,cd. and do not know their error until
it is too lac Get away from their IL
tlueuce. settle your head, aud make up
your mind alone \ promise Ray be
male in a moment Of sympathy, o. even
half dclirious ecstacy, which must Re re-
deemed through yo..rs Of sornsw, toll
and pain.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-04-15

The way to get over culinary did
Guilty is to 60 to Bridget.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-04-15

This being leap year. W suppose he
girls viii be more addicted than ever to
striped stocking and susponder gar RS
1t would cast a gloom over civilization
to with, s. the fax creature Gaping
about with uableachei baloriggans
hitched under the knee with black cot
ton shoestrings.
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DroposIls.

PROPOSALS for Quartermaster's Stores.
JEFFggsoyynLE DEIoT OF TIE ~, ,sso
IMPAIRMENT JEFEERsoNSILLE ND May tooo.
SEALED PROPOSALS.. IN t:plcac suoect 10 tne usua.
conditions will be received AT this Once until - 1919
on WEDNESDAY, ID day Of JuEe, 1851 ~ W,cn uno
and place they will opened IN the presence OF or
and Elbows shee. Ane Fire Shoye,s poAeTs au una lSas
lawn Mowers Scythes Snaths Hoes hske Hay sno
Frks sIckies Buck other araes VI
for ether class Of the mentioned for
,u,nif Ies esS than the whole wll BIO received
guam reserves The right reject any all
posa preference will be gwen 70 articles Oh ooesuc pro
Rank proDosas and full Information 60 TO the manner OF
OF articles required. CONDITIONS 70 Do
ar1d Wv hiders snd Of contract and ymeut will
furshe on application TO tins Office where standard SAM
niles OF the articles required can De seeu; . An.
saie for Soies and addressed To the under
signed. ,,un,,v o,s,,a,,s stsr-S ssre rai n = A.
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Corporation Notifies.
-
BOARD of EDUCATION

BOARD OF EDUCATION.
ID SEAL PROPOSALS lSil be received oy the Scnooi
Trustees Nineteenth Ward at the Hal 81 ne sosn,
knucaIiOn corner Grand and Enists unl MONDAY me
10th day OF May 1850 aud until o'clock M on saa aay
Tor the ERECTION VI New School House on the sOutn sue
East ixtythirt bundled aad thiry ieet cast vi
Plans anu specifications be seem and blanks for pro-
pos :e oihcc OF the VI ocn"oi
Rndina, No. l46 Grands., third noor . 49, -, ..
Prnposas VIII be received only ior the entire WotA Anu
materials required the erection OF the building ana uss
be ndolsed Proposals for the Erecu)n o. Touso
on last sixty th:rdst the Nineteenth Ward al tho
Svnrk "a 20 l,e De rfurned under contract o,,
The work completed by the LIST day OF APRIL ISL
nder forfeiture hundred dollars day for each ARD
every day the remains unfinished aer tue su se
day Of April. 1881. ..,o., ans, op If, a, thu ,ro
The Trustees reserve Inc HBnt 10 reecI auJ VI " VI 0 NV
nariv submitting proposal and the parties proposing
10 become surete much each write MS bae ANU peo'
residence said proposal ,.... ...,,.... =, ,,,.
Two responsible aud approved sureues' reSuones "a '
city are required In all cases. . - - ,.o ,,.r..,.r
Ir0pos from persons whose
and AM with the Board o. thuca'ion rehaor
their res pOlsibiliy dou JtfuL iii, h.. ,..-
No snbstution the accepted contractor viii DC pe.'
mffed Without hrst obtaining IN wrnY Pefmsn on nou
the Colml''eo 'A O EUGENE II. P0MER0Y.
n HALMESSI NIGER,
JOAN &. DO NELLY,
RICHARD KELLY.
CHARLES l.. HOLT.
Roard of School Trustees Nineleenth Ward.
Dated New. York, April 70. 1850.
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furniture.

A PRIVATE FAMILY
n WILL SELL
at almost any sacrifice Tor cash,
AT RIvR-sTORY MANSION.
No72 West lathst, between 9Th and 6thavea.
STEINwAY PLANOFOnTE, 91ot
WEBER UPRIGHT PIANO s3 PIECEs sR OF e,
satin Parior shit SEQ SUIT raw dk ecooy
SAN framsa Tor S76 DO SAB Rep suit eiej PanungA
WAISUT CaAMBER SUITS NARpLE TOP
Hair Itresscs Marble Top Ts0es lounge and sol: Ssc
kssSs EasT Chaifs CabseR Centre AID CSnsols myscs
Nrors Curtaips Extenston 1sote 1uneS D.os eSint1s
hsr. FTeocn Nsntsi sst Hslssaa veayes sznssss ana
Ingram CaxpceA
,SoTrrE The pzintingo Bxo0soe TO- eeaecteq Mn eoak
"a a.. arfy tie Attention q purchas2A nsresse%
81 = e6 Nans,on 70 DO altered nor ehsness-
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miscellaneous.

TOHNSTON TUE JEWELER, $50 BOwcry,
- uI,s very h.hr,. Prices surplus Sverwar, DuplL
cate W,ddr Pc snts, DinOadS Watches Jcwcry, Rings
t,oo,!s sold d, pw manufacturers prices.
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nNIIL ERIE RAILWAY,

TLNIk ERIE RAILWAY, . 49,, ,,,,, ,,,.
l now known as the NEWHohh, i~ihE El.lE AnD
tHtI n my, Cincinnati and chicago Day Exprcsa Drawing.
r,0,,' G',acl - 10 Iuffilo aud Suspension Bridge.
p m tjsy). I,s ENine-s arTyiIG ~ E1n1 ,
ved Puiman'a best Drawing. Sleeping coaches TO
= r. IN. Ulmy) Pacific Express for the west sleeping
Cnnches through Bu1alo Niagara Pulls tlncnhau ana
Chicago thodt change aso lois Pmng cars 10 chicago
Trans Chnmbets street Depot Sew fopE ,o -oo
Nrwark $40 $40. 1880 m $40, 4;9V o[U o;tU az
j. NJ aud Il midnight Saturday nights only oWiuAS WIZ
H. RatScrio and Passa 100 To- 1920 a. M che 5o29
onn i,ab s. gbL 4: TO- 5lO b3O Gl0 G:5O $40 y. m i!
n0nighL Sundays $3.50, 10:2O a. In LAD OSo p m' anu
PatersSa 100 $40 10 1920 1l sa NH ig s RS09
1 aS = iIT Do and II midnight sundays g. $780, Sl6
1870 Lac GSU, p n ana ~ maH a gtio n NJ II
midnight sunday o. $3.50, 1920 M li4o 6'1o p 7 Au~
EewnurR aLd Cornwall, TOO, g. w., Si5o A'0o p III BUR
up{S SS2 q; and Kingdom a $3.50 p sunday@ $50
Goshen g. 100 Q. 1920 NJ $3.50. 800 $780, p m Sun
dhyt SS iO $50 O. 1876 a M 800 $50 p m San
days sSU ac,L8 nth York and oSwego Midland Railroad
Al hao fyls 1000 O. 1920 n A90 ca p m Sundays
O w inSa a N, u, $50 and y m $1,000 .e..- ...h
ev quarter Of and quarter fiss
hour 9m SI ana for IN Drawing room and
ssn1S Coaches can be Obtained and odere lor inc
SnG g tS q Or s SFoa%ay n ~ oOar Brook
or At me 1sSs Ton he West arrive in Ct 72S q
m l22S and TS6 6c e. BboTT GEM Pa'sr AsA NSwY'E
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW.JERSEY.
a,ns eaTe fer EngeWOOd Closter Psrmont ana hyac6
$50 ego M SSp tS w. 0 ne Ito > n TAIN VIII
IsaHs "a ninuteai ateT Saturday niEhte LAM m
NAnu0" IRo e. ABbOTT, Oenl PAST Agts NeW'ToEk
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Ronsra ano Rooms p1anteo.

WANTED-Furnished small house for
w the season or y0aF with all convenisnees first
aou excepting and fur or i've acres Of ground
YOnker Highlands pref
be perfectly clean ana neaty tpEnshsd with modern tn
secondary family conslSts OF tWJ Old
taoirs vie and ehild AanIasa 1. B.. i7a DhAnSat
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NEw-YOKK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW


49, For TREN TON AND PHIlADELPIIIA.
leave New ork from Il. H. OF y. j. toOto LIB
FOR station oTn.r and Green ats at 745 q. ll5
m I:O -. J:3O ala, ~ p ILL., On sunday ut $40 u MI
For station corner Third and Bcrk+sl. G3O o. llI5
m; l3O 800 4. 5;aO. 7l5 On Sunday at s:i5 a. M
Fol Trenton Warren and Tuckcrsts, GEO. TAR. o. ILLS
a NJ; i;5O BOD $50, 7lj. IL III. On Sunday NJ o4o
Returning trains val, le2yc philadolpia for Now York:
N hI% S9 3'"E e 75 $50 % To. '?5 5o
6 E 2 r. p anS oa ssHd @ H. @ i p w. 5
3:l4 625. GSO lao IN on Sunday ut $40 4;jO y NJ
FROM trenton % y q oh EGgqgo Non I9S
p % yaa5 ;T y Stallion to and from
TiekGs for ale at loot d iGortyst Nos 90 eoI 4O
ctt Esl and &s ami de Es @aar o SGa and
New YORK ansicr Conpany odds EIIrrss WIZ can Ior
Application be made At 9l4 broadway and 1856 6thave
connection WIN sc S 9.% n9d Ig sSgTaGG
FOR. BRIDGEP0Rr and all points on Nau-
anG s oS 9 g s2 S S1 9 ' H. Ad $3.50 H.
Tor R0ND0UT and KINGSTON.-Land
atCOzzens t"cst Poin) Cornwall. ScwburG Marlboro,
hG ana WP Vy ing Th TH p9s
". BALDWIN and THOMAS COkNEL / leave DAILY at 4
Except Saturdays whom thomas Cornell leaves at ?.
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
Il "a, ARkANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS March
M 0 n EssS hsnnSaS M hS7d Win
barre scranton aud THnihannocE. '
$3.50 p Nieht EIpross daily for EaSton, Bethlehem
Geneva Auburn ROCHESTER Bunalo Niagara Fails ana the
West Pullman sleeping G RS aSGssd STUNT and gD
General Eastern once cG% fhEf sPf agent
MD RELIABLE STONINGTON LINE.
" FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST,
Al daiy except sundays irun Pier IS, North Rvo
sesssl limited tickets cola This line for o. GOOD
ned 9n their 9es FreEht taken a lowest current raee
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Gnrouean advertisements.

TRAVELLERS visiting Europe may engage
efficient and rrsprct bic C2urlrrs q n nations For
Book ana Travellers Il qusitc nr6. BRADSHAW PuDcI.
ton Uuicr % Flrrtst., London, J.. &.
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EREEHOLD AND NEW-YORK RAILWAY

Leave foot OilIbertyst Freehold at 51J. Has M
A.6I0p.
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
IN Leave New York foot Iibcrtvst. G. H. Il. Of n ].
s!i5 a m For FaImlnedae, Toms River Barnegat ana
intermediate stations.
t:3 u. 10 Lon l:Ian Ii; ocean Crn,e, Sc.
River. NIncland, stations Bay
Side AND FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
4pm-For glalc. Toms River. Barncgat Tucker
town X. II. and Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-06

NrOTICE-P will be received at
~ the OF the Department Of Public Charities ana Sor
nrrs,ons and .goods full information CITY Rec.
ord for sale at No. 2Cltv Hail
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AID RELIABLE STONINGTON LINE.


" FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST.
At day except sundays) rn Pier 49, North Ryos.
foot Of Jay.Et
SPECIAL limited tickets cold this line for 81 GOOD
ONLY for the day AM TIP Tor which they issued HsBpec
Freight taken lowest
/. W. FILkISS. q. 7. AGENT ID, 8, BAnGOCR. Preat
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5tramtoals quo Ka,Ironos.
A-FALL RIVER LINE

oor,c T T9E E2IToX AEP Ti!E EAI IXp BOSTON
Corresponding IcGuctoa 10 OIL other pants Elsi. ~ -,
BOSTON ,ke,, ar. c'" oniy Tor c'htinnons passage on
S Tn n r SG S' .rcam!, hIieGi aud rE@Xt
NV ~, " Yo1k Ia liz t9T%3ilS INCLUDED from
Iitfr 2S y T., foot OF NurFa, A. a. nm, ~, y, ,nrc,
Tickets siqtCr6 ms, &C. be njlan"d n Nrl oFk At m
2dl ~ ~ 20 81 aGa 81. lcadway si a. AZ =
Coirtsi AID at Annex orr. Bro'yu ami Irr-cv Cty; IA
Boston at No. On Sta iose an at %5 o2ay HGr ,5
GEO. L. CONN0I:. G,nrIa. I'.,.cnrcr Agent.
A LBANY BOAIS-PEOPLE'S LINE, DREW
no,,f fda5s cv " wcct ia. D. M. ronncc'ns q, A.
n la ,gnd4y mCnnf c5cC'ra WIN Trans N'''' "''
LIc"'iOn 10 b"ny Nna r'igi' E. fi r "a Precedent
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
- Leave Ncw.York from foot OF p''rs-'s a' 'r'Ana
so for Washington. Pirtshnrr, Colum'n' Cnnn',l
lndianalo,, hcaeo ara t'r Mc,; Er .n2n''
oIo I,i,.9%rG 9nd ,n,as" , We, r, ma, c,,. from
Hd lo'E 10 aId wa,n"F,,a leh'a 90. en-,
aud ~ LOUIS Through Pullman cars Il'im".' u & mem
100 p. Cor wa'ningGo tho south ''' we'' ai
mn tlrr ION MrE or ~ ~ i. ' ~, "
olis. Lpsy. ~ I,uA ,"'uu"n. rt -hUlr tr south :.l
connects ~ Washia-'or "..r trans for H. hAnfs
f:"n ';, r; i, a sa"aqs .. ? ,@i .ii
Lor>hnHrrIcNLIS, l% - rs - Ni'HN-hN AN'
4
T,1sy station N NJ, York foot II ircrtv II.
iuIs ttuon IN Lrphhu foot "i Ful;"n''t~ Jr""F'
C"u'u,rc 'c"b'fC l-7'.- Lc,yc $,".Yo's. f.t ~
Iath. Nl,ut,wu. = .d'. otn"t. 1"mdIrL 'at."'' ca
LIZ, .j,1I~ 'a!r; ii ad 80.
$40 ~ -t"r Iiign ,.rnrr I1rci >ci"oi'Ss Norman
lsrrg an The WI! Manrh hun. ian'q' "'s"''i'ro
1850 Il. n. For snnue' VIE ui remigr,. u ,,..,,
T. IA For llrnn1 ton E,ai, i;ltll Al a,'Mh; MA
{ hrN lIulJQuA NtlEiidiN slN, iit.IF'"l
Epn1ara Poi. .yI IT, iiiir.p,,rs 80
D. nl 10, ii XII hrdr@ nf,u,l echoo rrs Mount,
Ru's IaAr ana Las 'patcoa9. ll,i'n Erly'dcfe Aba
40 T. For soiu ryle and lloa'n:toa;, ,,,,-,
$50 p m.iaill Tor Fa,tu. 49,, t"%n Man,h Ihn' x
Iurcon Tor Delaware. Ia Aawan"a ana Western ha.I
sd f%l , t- iSo ~ i'ia iis" 'S H. lo
229 Ak 9 i5 AZ !2 ~ io Z 5iI IL 5 ''' D.
sunday lranseaye q 80 a. NJ D. III for Bound ET ,
11% i mirIsharg and The we. GOV j. IT,. '
Fer Newark N 5:ii 'l5, o. Gl3 ~ ~. S.in w
eco 75 S.l5. ':li, II. f. =; II: ..,,,,,
Of Irooh', and Fri" Annex mike connection At
Jersey "ltv station and lrom irooAFh aud EIe Dep'"
Jerry city.
NETWORK AND long BRANCH DIYI-
Leave Now.York. loot iAberty.t FOR Red Bank. Long
p. m . ,,.,,o,i oo 60 ,o, ,.r, VvvpnpT -, NATawAv
| sTXTION. TO and from OCEANIC and FAIR HAVEN at
RED BANK " and FROM POINT PLEASANT nj siA
EREEHOLD AND NEW-YORK RAILWAY
Leave foot OiI1bertyst Freehold s:l5. HAS M
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Leave lew tnol lIbcTty a. ~. IL , o. ~ a. and
intermediate stations. -'''7
lis r m-For Toms RIVER ynesnd All stations to Bay
| side AND FOG ATLANTIC CRY c..,..,
town K. r.. ana rliIudelphlA
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NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIVE

Leave Now.York. foot st., for Red Bank. Long
Branch ocean Grove &c. at S:lJ ll:iJ a. I l;iI l. oI1
stage connections to hnd from KEYPOET n MATAWAN
ETATION. TO and from OCFANIG and FAIR HAVEN at
RED BANK. " ant FROM POINT PLEASANT ut STA
GRIT, with all trains
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Gelp Unnteo.

NYTANTED.-A CORE spending clerk familiar
w and lntle afir3 also with custom
uslness. exports Address by Letter sra ing do *
nrrnc salary expected, knowledge OF foreign languages
any auo naming references j. &. AVER & Co. Lowell Mass
VNTANTED-LAUNDRE SS.-A capable Prot
w eslsht woman to short distance up The III son W
launresS four days in tue week must
nave Ges OF city references Apply AZ BEDELLS $40 4th'
ave between II ANA O'clock
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rE,U Pi!lLADELPlIlA;,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

TIE OLD KsrABlI5lItp KouIE And SHORT LINE
NEw.YORk AAD PHILADELPHIA.
- TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY. EXCEPT - DAY:
i'I.rJIs Is FnILADkLPiiIA%l I'm NEW'fOkK
DotBIE TEACK,. TIE MOST IMrRoXED E9uIP-
MEN /, ANnIIIE FASTEST TIME CONaISTENr
WITH Absolute SAFETY.
ON ANDAFIkRA APRIL H. 1880.
EXpr Trains leave %r"i ORR DcsO"'ses and Cortandt
80 49, 20 . l0 ImirrN II NJ l. $780, t. 44O, 8, c,
7:iu. so aud 10 m, and ~ night Hundiys 43Onnd9
ExrIt,- Trains leave Nrw Yora daily. except Sunday at
ESQ r. H., running through VIA trenton anu
uoar o. the B-uoklyn Annex with alt through
trains J"r-y city aUrng specify anu dredt transfer
iGT II ans cave Vest Philadelphia 1901, 300 3t5
10 ), $50 and IL IN. untcd Express, 100 D. NJ
az z n sunday Si h ia0I 81" Si5 4a5 & $50 a. M
7S5 D. IA. Leave Philadelphia via Camden H. H., and
Tckr Gihrcs 6.6 and 0lI Broadway Asior House and
foot ct DrsDr0sses ana Coraudt sta Conr ana BROOK
and Hudson At, HobOkrni Depot jersey CITY Enhgrah
ITSct Pk TfSnSr Company will call for and check
basGga,RSS Il III ,rIit.MS0S L. p. FARMER,
fi'<N-' General Manager General Passenger Agent
DROYIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON,
ru1i NIGIir5 REST REST Oh IY ~ MILES OF RAIL
FIRsT'CLAsS ACCOMMUDAIlOHs ONLY
The hlyoritc palace steamers
MASSACHUSETTS, AND RHODE ISLAND.
ly (sunays cxceped) from Pier 30, North River foot OF
Sn intermediates landings between NewYork and Proyi
dcncr. Passengers nriyc III BOsiOn ~ u, oo7 TAX and
tickets secured ut Noa $685. SSl 49, ho
pl2 broadway at McropOhlun and flI @
i.o sni nj nil principal hotels ,nd ticker offices and a
"cts OF press CONF my Freight taken atIo"
ort Si"s ST., xrxs ps BABCoCK,
q. J.. AGENT fIosluenS
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Dot BILE TEACk, THE MOST IMrRoXEp ESJIP-
Men {, ANp IlE FASTEST TIME tONHlSlENr
WITH Absolute SAFETY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-06

~ TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY ENCEPr ~ NDAY: 3
IIfylS ~ PiILADlLPHIA,%l IN NEW'iOkk
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FOR SALE.-A Summer boarding h0us" an
attached feS rods from The wa'er ID rca
the ocean; pleasantly located 81 riii- N'ii
low. Inquire OF ALONZD FuSTEK. 1873 Clit'n place
BrOOKiVI,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-06
Gin Real Gsfate for Sale.

7 W-PRICED PROPERTIES on West Broad
JAMES PRICE, No. 200 Hudson-St.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-06

ell modern eOnvenences; acres handsomely laid ont
high grUunds commanding extensive view OF Tho nyer Ave
minutes walk from the depot rutland & WHITING. b
Beekman-St.
RIO RENT, at Woodbridge, n. J.-GoOd
a house; 10 acres orchard 10 knls fruJ rent,
$50 year. Apply TO COL. HOPE lie Idbertyst
NNANTED.-A purchaser for hotel property
w at the terminus Of railroad Beashore also
cottage rooms 70 let furnished for possession
given Nay ]. For information address ARNOLD Point
Pleasant, n. J.
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The late residence q 4. b. Halle NJ D.. now deceased
House in pcrrcJ modern COnvcnenccs excel
lent garden Barn order. Fine business
tuniy for dde-agcd physician OF education aud at an;
good chance for desiring pleasant Il, me- III
on OF te best this beautiful city, the educational
OppOrt lnncs of which superior
" WILLIAM g. LANMAE,
Norwich. CoIl.Er
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Board OF School Trustees, Nineteenth Ward.
Dated New York. April - 1850
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-04-16
The Armed Forces Of Europe.

lie Germany, Austria, France, Russia and
Italy every male adult capable of bearing
arms is liable to military service In Ger
many the liability extends over twenty tive
years, from seventeen to furty-twO, and in.
cludes three years active service in the
4tandtnga nv, four years in the first reserve,
five years in the second reserve, and thirteen
years in the third reserve. In France and
Russia the liability extends over twenty
years, in Italy over nineteen, and in Aus
tra over twelve years, Russia exscts six
years active service from her recruits, Italy
eight years and Austria three. The follow
ing is a statement of the standing armies of
the several countries at the close of 1879,
exclusive Of the last classes of reserve.
Germany Peace footing APO 900 men
war .ootiI 2, 10000 men.
Frsncf-Pesce footing 100000 men; wal
footing, $40, 600 men.
Russia-Peace footing, SOP 600 men: wal
footing, 2l9O,0 900 men.
Itsly-Peace footing, ls9 900 men; wa
footing, 1873, 900 men
Austria-Peace footing, 267 600 men; wa
! footing, 773 600 men
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-04-16
Fifteen.



POSITION l.
SO 7.s-Moye t1l l2 down. (2) 9l0-n.
o.1o.1,.19.. Riyhtt t3l I3opi4l l2.l5l4 left.
i'o' 20 n ,o-..L,
,oi.o ra. ha.I ,,,, .,and. ,hns
W 10 'e'' Nv '''N
POSITION H.
l-2 3-i This is the solvable position
T9O' 20 On , s,ho , ,br nambers IA ID
10 ~ '"G Wv -
- lo-'2-ll ~ VIZ
(s) l3-li-l5, solved.
(b) 1915 II, irsolvable.
10, 1l.t215 ip.nlysbIe
,,.,o llia
,o,t n,.l,.alI,
-,,,o ;..alnahi.
lrL ..l,..l. ,ho t,rr,h md 9Th a,s
so,v,bl. hec,u.a tney can each be reduced
to position ii. the other three are nsovsbe
because they cannot snv "i them De reunceu
I" P'N',r'" ~ "a. l,ai,I, MI ,'.'oIand ,n ~.
TO-, ,,..n, sn, IN ~. ldl to Jiy and to ej
lei to IA and to d.; ~ to ID AMI to (cD.
Let u, take it) for example.
POSITION lIi-suLurIoN
- 3.4-N"ve y l. h"wn, 9-io IL tgn''
% 5000 up' w. - 'e'' w -
o.lo oIit1--ie, II o.1O rioht l-l19up. isl
If ieIf. l9l . down.
l5-l3-l4.
The board is now II position H. the sol,-
able position. The succeeding moves are
'nv' ,v ,u' tn'oS' W 10 las"', ,i,@1 "a
r'gat ng, iM - G 1p. l2ol lo.li.I2 lett,