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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-22
MINES AND MINING.
SUNDAY, May 81

SUNDAY, May 21-PM
The mining stock markets furnish very little ma.
terlal for review OF comment. A few stocks monopo
Lied the bulk Of the business and without the deal
ings in those shares there was practically no
business The San Francisco markets were de.
pressed by failures Of spectators with large lines
OF the ComstOck shares on hand and the forced
sales of those stocks resulting IN considerable de-
clnes reacted on the New-York markets The set
Element Of the troubles growing ont Of the Moose
deal Of the preceding week made some progress
but there is yet much to be accomplished before ali
its evil influences and the heart-bumngs resulting
from it will be ended
Yesterdays mar kets were even more than usually
dull, and would have been utterly featureess IL
there had not been a movement IN Navajo that
marked its price up from 2 to 2.4502.2j. Robinson
Consolidated was dull and steady 1T 2.7002 So
State Line. and g. was cents lower at 22a23
cents. Chrysote was unchanged AZ 40 and Amie
at 81 cents. The COmstock shares were higher In
sympathy with better quotations nom San Francis-
co.
SALES At THE MINLyG EYCHANGEs
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CLOSING PRICES or CALTFORyTi STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO, Saturday, May 20, 1882.
rBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrBrNE.I


TOMBSTONE, Ariz. May 20.--Thc Peabody mine,
Cochse District, has shipped nine bars of bullion.
The smelter started up last Monday, and has been
running since successfully. This mine adds to the
producing ones of Cochise County.
The litigation concerning the Last finance nlne
Turquoise District, is continuing.
miner has been killed in the Grand Central
mine. ~
The Head Centre is still idle.
Another good strike has been made in the Tough
mt incline average assays $500 per ton
DEADwooD. Oak Ter May 2O.--The Terra mill
has been disabled by the blowing out OF the cylinder
head of the engine and the breaking OF the wrist
pin, and will remain idle two weeks. Fifty men
have bcon laid Off,
TOMBSTONE. A. T., May 21.-The Tombstone
Mill and Mining Company discharged about ninety
OF their miners on Friday and yesterday, ana have
also shut down their l5-stamp mill on the river.
rumors are aiOat here concerning the cause OF thn
movement, but the truth is probably not yet pub
hcly known.
BATTLE MOUNTAIN, New, May 21.-The Betty
O'Neal mine shipped four bars OF silver yesterday
valued at 80 600 The Line Is turning out the regu'
lar amount of ore daily
The Highland Chief mine and mills are still idle.
The Eagle tunnel is now on "A ledge OF fair grade
ore and they talk O1 taxing OUT some OF medium
grade.
Bullion valued at $4,000 was received in New
York the past week from the mines.
The total sales of mining stocks in New-York flor
the pas, week officially reported by the two ex-
changes at 1857. COG shares.
Little Pitt burg Official report for the week end
ing Nav Is shows Ore shipped, l61 tons. No set
Elements. Balance shipped and unsettled for, 3O7
tons.
Through an oversight the report of May of the
superintendent of the BOrva Copper Mining Com
pany was in Saturdays TRIBUNE credited TO tho
Old Dominion Company.
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Droposnl5.
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLE;
IMPAIRMENT or TIE INTERIOR, OFFICE OF I


SEALED PROPOSALS. Endorsed "PIoposals, LOT ne9 ~,
Odds for Beef must be submitted IN he Ease NAV
con- Flour, Clothing or Transportation a. ~, w. N
bel and directed the commissioner OF Indian .,os
m of Tuesday NAV ~ 1892 for furnishing for me lnd1h
service about 100000 pounds bacon aoVVuUU poI at
pg Powder 900 900 pounds Corn 10000 pounds Coffee
1900 900 pounds Flour 2l2pOD ,nIs ~ No y
ponds d s n.T S1s Mcss Pork pound rice
pounds Tea, GJ,00l Tobacco %OJVun lOuhus oal,; %
pounds soap Soda l2oOOJO ponhs sugar anu
Also Blankets woolen and Cotton Goods CONSISTING IN
trting 30 u0J wards Ducs, free nom all sizing ifuVpO
Iaras4 nenims ZOO yards Gingham, 5OJO Yards ken
sheti1 DO 900 Yards Bicaclcd sheetng 2Oo0l yards
Hickory shifting 10 600 Yards Calico Srtg oOOO yarus
ware Medical supple and long list OF miscellaneous sr
ccs such Harness loughs hska torS &c; o nn1 i 10.
1ado Dakota Idaho Indian Territory Minnesota Montana
NEBRASKA Nevada Wiaconsn to be delivered al Chcago
IeonITcd ad,ped 10 The climate of the Pacific Coast, with
California brakes. delivered al san francls,co d and m
ao transportation Tor such OF the articles FOODS am SUD
piles that NAV contracted for 90 be delivered NJ the
Ag'iI HiDs MUST BIZ MADE OUT or GOVERNMENT BLANKS
Schedules the kinds and quantities OF Subsistence
sunie reouir cd for agency aud the KINDS am quaint
as a. ornss of an other goods and articles together WIN
blank proposals and forms Tor contract anu p2h
10 e observed b bidders time and place OF delivery Us
of contract and Hayen transportation routes and al other
necessary Instructions viii be FURNISHED upon aincSlon -
The udau once in Washington Nos 90 and % wooster
~ X y" William H. I.von 40 1873 broadway, NewfOrK
the COmmiss1iies Of Subsistence, T. = A. NJ Chtyeie
cago Icavcnwoth Omaha Il. Louis, - Paul san Francs
co and YanKtnn. the osnaser at sioux city and to ne
Postmastcs the following named places III kah,a. N
Tca Great Isnd Howard. Hutchinson laIned Mchei.on
Marion, Medicine Lodge Nc"!"l' V7',Eo ''o''' ~
ling. Topeka. Wellington Wichita ahd Mlnhrid .a,t and
bij,irrs mr., inyitel TO br present ~ the opening.
CERTIFIED CHICKS
All bids mn nc accompanied by certified check npon some
United states Depository or Assistant fo'uIe'' Ioi d" '
oPei cent VI "a" "'0''' Va Wv H. PRICE Commissioner
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STIASERIINp,Spv liver AND nAneon TRANSFORMATIONS

CHAINS
COMPANY
Office Pier Is. y. T., foot COrtandtsL
Cosgnments forwarded directed t, anv part
OF the world
CNEQUALLED FACfLTTl rs FOR DISPATCH
Orders received for delivery all kinds Of freight and ner
clandise to any part Of this city,
SEA AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND
uARBOR LIGHTEKAGE
Freight every description promptly ghtecd any point
AZ the Larb0r at reasonable Rates
STEAMBOATS,. BAKaE5 AND GROVES To CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS
Steamers John H. starin and ErAstus Corning for NEW
HAVEN, leave Pier Is " H. Al p ia daily lSaturiays
executed.
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO.. between New.York ami
New.Haven Care and dispatch guaranteed
Freight points H. t. & w r. resolved AZ Plsr 10
For New.Hayen and points East at Pier Is.
NORTH SHORE, STATEN ISLAND-Fleyen Miles for
Ten Cents from Pier !. H. Whiteha,L
CENTRAL sHIPYARD COmmunipaw, N.J.-Dry DOssA
Machine and Boiler ShOpA everything aDDcrLNnn. " .ls
"~asIrucuOn rcpAlr Ot YE>aAA
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DOTDIE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MENT. AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSIST
ENr WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
Express Trains leave NewYOrk via Desbrosses and COrt
streets Ferries as follows
30 10 T. sSp 10 Limited, IL m, !, 500 $40 A. SO
Z, - and PIP. AMI II night sunday, $50, D. ana 10
IN D.. d. Z. ana p. IN, and II night.
Exrcs trains NcWYOrk daily except Sunday at 7.2O
n IN y. running through via Trenton and Camden,
Returning leave Broad street station Philadelphia,
l2Ol. 800 20, $40. $50, $50 so SD aud il
Limited Express $50 r. m, !, 3 T. D. a. $50, 7.jj, aud
90 10 m sunday l2.Ol 300. 80 $40 so "A. m. 4
q 80 T5J, \ : 20 T. IN. Leave Philadelphia. Cam
Ticket once. 40 aud ga Broldway House, and
foot n Dcsbrosss and NOrtani ss COurst and Brook
lyn Annex station foot OF FultOu-st BROOKLYN. a.
fI1 nd llN Hudson Obokeu station JeTncy CITY;
igrlut Ticket once. battery place.
Transfer Company Will call for and check
baggage from hotels and Residences.
FRANK THOMSON, J. u. WOOD,
General Manager. General PaSa'r Agent.
rg,ROY BOATS-CITIZEN'S LINE.-New
4 steaineTs SARATOGA ana CITY OF Troy leave
daily teAccpt saturday Pier a. y. IT,
topnrrs connecting with morning Trains Tor North All
Nest, SUNDAY steamer toucnca at Albany
rI,HE POPULAR SHORE LINE TO BOSTON
ALL RAIL from Grand Central Depot
Three express lfans daily except sunday Boston at
sos IN, tparlOr cars ataehedL and 10 " M t~ith
Psnndays Al 10 D. N. with palace sleeping carIl
IIInted tickets % Boston (tll ran. -.
seats be obtained AZ MetrODentA
nm Avenue Windsor IId ueket oces aud AZ draad
central Depot
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Cnclion Sales of Eiut Stock

Jersey AND GUERNSEY CATTLE All
- AUCTION.
Col r. N. nor, West Farms Ne"-iorA 'i'y'
end
Mr.. HERBERT MEAD, Lake Wacca'uc' y. ',.,
have instructed sell az auction nor ,I.ii'
If,l.SIY CATTI.E. to-otAcr with seven ct LitNSrlH
lronsin. 10 the former on
TUESDAY. May D. lSS2. .
co-,n,encur at 10 O'Clock IA American institute
lsuding. 5davc between G3d and 0ith-sis sen oi''
MrEA LAWRENCE. Auctoacar
The Joint catalogue comprises sNty neal oil o'l,' Wi
vii al thr ACE o. sal ~ Bay, Nay 49, aid "u t
f.,io,r day and tItca.r sold viii be ready III
Inspection a., 80. ,..t q, u
Hoe ~ are descended his imuo i1iHus ah| lHcIl
- colslcrbs ,u noel tine ur~ 90 r Aiphcis, sH'A IT'S
dirg'trrs of Mercury f"@ -Ukheid lpli tc Also COWS
IN car Wlcctbuc 2G'l. 'yprilu GOO Rex LOU, alii.
crs GLORY "a d. IA the lot many u tie Oc'i
animals owurl ia either herd
EOI catalogues address .. 1...-. go.
P.TER G. KELLOGG & co, .
lU7 john st., Ncw-Nori.
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Ncw Publications

GONE TRIBUNE PUBLICATIONS.
TIE ibid w A. Price 25 cents.
TIE TRIBUNE INDEX FOR 1881.
Price 80 ceuts.
AlEHOiiH-'' q ~ Price 10 cents.
SUNDAY DINNERS; Extra no O..
Price % cents.
foUR KNITTING AND CROCHET EXTRAS.
Pnce so cents.
NO1' THE TRIBUNE
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For Bows and Young Men-Country.


BRADFORD MANSION, School for boys, Rye,
DVY 500 Rev. G.. COLLINS, Principal
DORDENTOWN MILITARY INSTITUTE
ID Academc and scientific courses with preparatory
department. AddTessCOL > h. RUSk Frln BOiuehO"h NJ
DOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
ID college Conditioned rejected candidates coached.
summer or winter stOckbrdge, Mass. +. HOFFMAN,
CORNELL UNIVERSITY.-CouIse in History
and Political Science For Annual Register Just issued
details regarding this newly established
sonr.e apply TO TKEASUREK OF CORNELL UNINEi
sITY Ithaca n. Y Entrance examinations June II, sep
TENDER 49,
ULMWOOD INSTITUTE, LanesbOro', Berk-
II shire Co.. Mass established in ls49, FITS for college, sci
eptfc school business; private instruction specially
tnfOus"Ou' '"' Rev. A. A. GILBERT A. NJ, Principal.
IREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, n. j.
II For boys Rev. A q. Chambers, Principal
"IGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY. WOR.
Ill CEsTER, Mass c. b. METCALF, A NJ supt
HAYERFORD COLLEGE. HaverfOrd Col
III lege r. o., PENN nine miles from Phladelpma
Tbomas Chase president under care OF the society
nj F1epds thorough classical and scientific courses health
fui location. For circulars apply " IToL ALLEN T.
THOMAS. Project
TRYING INSTITUTE, Tarrytown, N. y
Parents wishing place their where they VIII be
thoroughly prepared for college or business WIZ receive Cir
& 4 A 4 Eo%E, e ( { NJ Principals
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Ocnrllers.


MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY supplies Colleges schools and Families WIN
Thoroughly competent Professors Principals ana Teachers
Families going abroad the country promptly suited WIN
superior Tutors can address Miss NJ L.
YOUNG American Foreign Teachers Agency, Is noh
Square.
DINCKNEY'S AGENCY for SCHOOLS and
K TEACHERS.
/ supplies SCHOOLS and FAMILI Els with TEACHERS
TT-TOitS and GOVERN ESSl.>.
. supplies TEACHERS with POSITIONS.
\ SUPPLIES PARENTS with IMPORTATION concerning
NO CHARGE TO schools OF parents
ACIITItS desiring Dostons should stamp for ap
,,i.atton form PINCKNEY'S AGENCY
' domestic Building Broadway and lith ST. New York.
rYNEACHERS wanted tor numerous early spring
and fan vacancies daily received. send stamp fol api
cation form National Teachers Agency. Cincinnati ONO
PREACHERS supplied schools, families; free
/ to empoycr. Good schools recommended parents Miss
FLORENCE FITCH, p Union square
V'EACHERS WANTED, OF EVERY GRADE.
/ See partial list saturdays Tribune Fresh calls
coming is the time for skilled teachers 10
apv Application forms personally mailed for post
age ]. W. SCHERMERHORN, Secretary, Z last l4Lhst
{VANTED-By a French lady, Il position
w for the summer 10 teach French Eng ISL and music
best references. Address Nile VEKDIEk Tribune Uptown
ONCE, l,23S Broadway.
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- CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST.
FARE To Boston for rstciass limited tickets. good only
a specified on their face.
Steamers NARKAGANSlTI ami STONIEGTON leave
daily except Sund4ysl r. NJ from Pier 80 " r. foot Of
JAy-st. arriving Ia Boston al a
tickets all principal ticket Offices, Saterooms
Offices Of WstcOit Express CO. 2O1, s
and al Fh Avenue Windsor Hotel ticket
Offices Fri ghts always taken at the lowest rates.
l. W. fILkINs General Passenger Agent
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Trlln arIye. a G hI.aso cyeTy Az a lO.iO a. m:
TO PHILADELPHIA.

THE otp.EsrABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
OBTAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND ON SUN
DAY 3STATIONS IL PHILADELPHIA, 2IN
NEW-GOKh.
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Go nOhom il man Concern.

NrOTICE.-Invcntors and others interested in
patent rights are hereby invited To call at the ONCE Of
CLINTON zoos NEl1, esq, OF write To ms address No
~ EXCHA NGE-PLACE, y. Y, preparatory TO the call
OF convention oppose the bill In Congress dVesung
us property upon the plea oi ignorance Oi our
He''''' INVENTORS.
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PROVIDENCE LINE.
Il EnIl INnNIuENCE nIIECT

| FOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT.
Connecting with Providence 4 Worcester RIR
for al POINTS NORTH and EAST via WORCESTER
Inc entirely new AMI palatia steamer MODE ISLAND
ON Monda.s Wednesdays Fridays and the faVOrtc
steamer MASSACHU SITlS Tuesdays, Thursdays and
SATURDAYS, will leave AZ
= d. M from PIER % y. r., foot of Warrcn-st.
CONNECTIONS will be made Pro ydcnce, Via T. & W
RIt Tor Worcester aud all Northern.
Mountain points Tickets Tor az principal ticket
offices secured at Offices OF WrstcOIt PRESS
Co. Nos. POI, $751; 397 ami al broadway, and Fifth
Az enue aud Windsor Hotel ticket Offices.
l. w. FILKINS, General Pass Agent
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SCHOOL OF MINES.

The annual examination OF the classes will begin on MON
DAY, May -, at 10 a.. M
The examination Of candidates for admis sion TO any oil te
nix regular courses viz, Mining Engineering, civil III
,apoertnc ANALYTICAL and Applied Chemistry. Geology
Metanurgy Architecture. will bega on FRIDAY, June
1880 q. IL.
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~ RIVER RAILROAD -COmmcucing ApIi % lco-.
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot
Western ana North. EAprcss ~ Rochester ana
Montreal with draWlne-rOOm cars.
S4n a. n special Express CHICAGO daily Stopping only
syracuse Rochester. BuidO Lie, Clcseiaui
aud Toledo - ..-. - o..
lO}Oa m, Chicago Express drawngroOm ears 10 Canll
daieua Rochester aud Buffalo. ., M.
II m. Albany aud Troy win CONNECTION I" e''N-
Saratoga Glens Falls and Rutland
4p M Accommodation To Albany and Troy.
~ III. Express. with sleeping cars "fot lDl+
running through every day the week. also Niagara FANS
Buffalo and Toledo , -. -. ,, .,
$50 D. NJ Express with sleeping cars to sy icuse anu %
Auburn Road also 10 Montreal, excepting SUNDAY.
9 D. m Pacific Express, daily. win sleeping cars TOT
Rochester Buffalo Cleveland. IOeio Detroit and chicago
llD m ght EXPRESS with sleeping cars 10 Albany anu
TROY
TlcKets sale at No. Bowling reen 20 and Alb road
way andat Wcscotts Express Offices Park place and 80
and gi2 Broadway New York. and 333 NashlngtOn-st
Brooklyn J. NJ TOUCEY. Gen. supt Z. H. MELAEli
Gen Passenger Agent
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For Both Sexes-CitY.
Art Schools-Ci.Y.

MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER
ltk will receive pupils in PAINTING Landscape flowers
slfe china and decoration. at her studio "rhe Bella"
No ~ East 26thsi corner 4thave commencing Oct IL
IteferenUes. M. D. huntington MI VIM HaIt MI james
NJ Hart Nj. a L. Bellows
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Aueirurt1oit.
For Boys and Young Men-city.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE.
SCHOOL OF ARTS.


The final oxamins ion Of the several classes ior me year
will begin on MONDAY, NAV p, at $3.50 a IN
Candidates degree OF Master OF Arts and students ID
the Graduate Department Will be examined Oh Cl9DAA
June : and following days.
The examination of for admission Will begin on
WEDNESDAY, June 7, al $3.50 a IN.
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SCHOOL OF POLITICAL SCIENCE.

The annual examination Of the students OF the school VIII
beriu on MONDAY, May -, 10 a IN.
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Dressmniin].


DvrPTTcFNrNT FOR THE NEW
Y %''h ~ Tpipt-Ti, WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
TProWT oFFiCEs, 40. .2SS broadway, corner Thirty
Nrs,s SOS We4t Twenty .thirist corner flghtn.sVe,
No 90 Fast Fourteen.st, corner tniohs 10y nI'
No rorner Fort y.scvepthsL; at tho HARLEM OffiCf
SNe' V nn n . So0 rhri.aye one hundred and
txent th.st up to : D. m. at regular once rates
HHESSNAKER wantsa place in the country
fnr the summer cuts aud nts all family oOthhs opef
-. al ~, ,,narLines M East 18Th st., basement
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NORWICH LINE

NORWICH LINE
~ 10 Boston Worcester Nashua Portland and me East
Fare iSluced Limited ticket; - Boston, >3 u Worcester -
Thenew Iron steamer
'- CITY OF WORCESTER,
Without exception most elegant noIt "a tho SonnL and
the avOrite q Of bOolON,..
leave pier 40 49, North River loot Of Na,'t, next por
above DcsbrOssesst Ferry daily except SuhliysaL pms
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COMMENCEMENT, at the ACADEMY OF MUSIC, Of
WEDNESDAY, June II, at 10 a. IN.
PAP BARNARD, = 7. D.. LID. President.
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G!cnm5oais an0 ilni.ron0e.

ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES n, LIN [I:, -
Caua.st.. every WEEK DAY ats H. c1nnrc'nE ~ ~ Al
artie ast Staterooms warmed. 49,. s-, -,
Excursion tickets To Albany ana 'Iutp tP i J ri,n
COLORADO, ....
y oEEGON, CALIFORNIA. ST PAUL MIME.
APoLls, and points III NEBRASKA. UTAH, MoH'
TANA. DAKOTA. MINNESOTA, AMI tho NoHlH'
WE,l are reached aisec; from CHICAGO vltl3
CHICAGO AND NORTHWE,TERN Ry
II nm. IRON twO TO trans daily way between
CHICAGO ana promneGt western POINTS - 49, AZ, ~ Fl
t'Iirlro PULLMAN SLEEPEHS run ON all oi u.s.
formation apply by etter9rn person - AZ e1I9'n ucN'
agent or a. Eale11 Agent No AS broadway York
EOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on llOU-
leave Catla.inc-,iip al 1879 q. n 300 2,t, East
River :ji5 p m. Fare lower tlan any other route.
EOR BOSTON-THE LATEST TRAIN with
Pullman Sleepers via v Y, y. IL. aud H. X T., leaves
ay CenI IS cets via %cwYork ana England ran.
road at Grand Central Depot ana principal hotels.
EOR RONDOUT and Landing
atCmnsons 1ndinS CYST pSnta Dorh|an NeH
with Ulster ANA delaware lailrold stcamhoits my "t
CatsS James W baldwin leave duly az p d. i S
CIV Of Catskiii leaves att D.
EIALL RIVER LINE
BOSTON and the EAsrVia Newport and FAN River.
EHIHTOl and PROV lDi-NCA
FOL the sprIng aud summer
FARE ONLY - TO BOSTON
Tor limited tickets
steamers leave New Yora daily Sundays mcluded) at
p. m from Pier ~ y r.. loot oi MnT,4y,yI ctrv o,
BROOKIYN at $50 . ~ Tickets and statcroOmS NAV bt
secnsa at ia all PGHePai h97 ter and u'A'' o'c''
q l.
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DOUBLE TRACK, TIE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MENT AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSIST
ENr WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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VN 9'79 ~ VIV ''AJ 0'-
seller GO; tbuyer IS.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

A LBANY DAY BOATS.-COmmencing Mon
~ dav May 90 leave VESTRY STREET PIER vt $3.50,
and 22D.ST PIER at a. making the usual landings
III
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NEW-UANEN, MERIDEN, HAKIFUKD,
~ sPEINGFIELD2Huh OkE, AoNREAl and nteIne,
points. steamers leave Per - l. X az y m ana
HAVEN, Tor MEKlDES, HARTFORD sPflNGFIELD
&c Tickets sold and baggage checked At ga broadway
y ana Courst Brooklyn. Excursion To NcW iiaven and
rpfu 81
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r1I1cu NAILEY RAIIEnAn-passcn.c

trains on May - ls52 viii leave depois foot
OF Cortandt Dcshrussc sie.at $40 am p m - 30 anu
ESQ p. III. for Easion. beiAichcu AA.nto"n, EGsunE
N1ucf Chunk, VII ,csbdlrc, IOwGnia, MastIlN Ithaca.
c.ncya Lyons Bun 10 aud northwest. Pu.-
man OugI cOacr, daily Trains al III f.: d,ton
bethlehem. Allentown Reading. Mduch Chunk, Milk,sbaue
and PtstOn. Local trains al Tor Lason bethlehem
Trains leaving at S:IO T. and p. M connect for All
ronfs m Maan0y and HalciOa coal regions SUNDAY train
local for Chunk, $40 Ia Leave Mauch chunk at
4:4J ..-., ,,.-..a..,.
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SALES At THE MINING ExCHAYGEx
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-08-01
sggRANsIENT BIhLsanAsn s
Mary's Lamb On q New Prinoiplo.


Nellie had little ram as black as q rubber
shoe, apd everywhere that Mollie went no
emigrated too
He went with her to Ohuroh. one day-tho
felix's hilarious grew to SEQ him walk demuro,
ly into Deacon AGou'spew.
The worthy deacon quickly lot his angry,
passions rise, aud gave it an unohristian kick
between the sad brown eyes.
This landed ramny in the aisle the doa>
con followed fast, and raised his foot again
alas that first kick was his last
For Mr.. Sheep walked slowly back about
rod It's said, aud ere the deacon could re-
treat he stood him on his head.
Tho congregation then arose and won't for
thst ere sheep; several we'll directed butts
just piled them 10 heap.
Then rushed they straightwsy for tho door
with curses long and l6Ud while rammy struck
tho hindmost man and showed him through
the crowd.
Tho miaistor had often hoard that kind
ness would subdue tho feroest BEAST WAhal@
he said, ''I'h try that game on you.'' ed
And so no kindly, gently called '.COme,
rammy, rammy ram to SEQ the folks abuse
you SO gricved aud sorry am"
With kind and gBntlo words ho oamo from
that tall pulpit down, saying :. "Rammy,
rammy, ram-bsst sheopy in tho town"
Tho ram quick dropped It's humble air,
and rose from of his feet. and when tho par
son landed he was behind tho hindmost scat.
As he shot out the door and closed il with
slam be named a California town. think
twas "Huba Dam Burlington Ho,ckeye.