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CTONlNGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.

NlN)NlNlT IAN III lOh bR.''''r-''.r
- CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EN9'
FAREawAys a, LOM - ht any ot.t me- leave
steamer. \ NRRAGANS and srONlNGr0N
Jay-,t. lrriyngtl Boston NJ "a II $500 nj. -t,teroons
Ickefs lar sals At principal ucNet ono'$ 80 House
se,r. ar ohres D. WcstcOu ENDrets % AZ ,as All
2o7 Al Sa7 ami al Broadway. aud al FINN A'0"
Mlndsor Iloes ueAct oAceS ..u,r.t p,..snper Agent
CHARMS ..u,,,,, 80, ,>sponrArI \
- CITY, RIN AND HAHboH iN-N-
COMPANY
o0ce Per Is. =. X, foot OF CoitinitSI ~,
c,rs,meuts OF freight forwarded as directed To "'' -
OF the world .,,,,cu
UNEQUATIED FACILITIES FOR plSFAlN n.r.
ori,,s received Tor delivery OF all Kinds OF neiyn' ~"
chandise Ia any part OF the city ... .,-ntAE.
srAANDlIAltBOR TOWING AND RtN BIZ AM 49,
BOR Lion Al.AGl , , ,, ,,, polnt
Freight of ever, description promptly sh'efea 10 any
iu the hatbor al reasonable rates. 1870. .r, OMAR.
.TtANnOAr,. BAKGEs AND GROVES 10 Oi
TER FOX EACi R@lONS- ,,,.,,,,s ,,,,u,g for NEW
uNNEN leave Pier Is. y. H., al p III ""p
excepted ,,,.pptss "a between New-lcrk anu
= w. ia,rn care aud dSpatoD guaranteed -, pier -.
80 IN mint, O a., l. ~ ". a.. * iv't4N'""'
-, - a. ven and pOut- last at Pier - - Mile, for
ioi .,,0Ti SIlOKt. STATEN ISLAM d tera.ss
~ Va Steamers Pier !, T. X, io INV poe.s
'SaNTltAI SIT lPlAkD. Communpa" y S,,,aias ~ 10
n,ri'ne and nOller shops oNeTy lining appei''A'N'
sanslrue non ana repair VI Nss0.S
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PROVIDENCE LINE.

4 FOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT IN
Connecting with Providence ana M0,ccsier lt- rpp
for AL POINTS NORTH and EAel, Wa MOi. - SSi11
Irc entirely and elegant steamer RHODE l-,asnt
on Mondays " oancsdays and FRIDAYS ana ihe % md
steamer NJ SAt U>EIIS On Tuesdays ihiisd'9' "-
Saturdays will tav" st :. ., . . V,...,,-st
3 u. m. from Pier % \. L., foot OF Nallen-SS'
ctious made at Providence, VIA T. and W ., ~
for worcester and all Northern. Eastern ana 49,,
Nounttu pontN jackets iOr >t.O Al Al ptiN' pa
nui,r. St.rouus secured al Offices OF ost,ui, 49,.
CO. AZ ; Astor House Nos 20, SOL 81. a.H 40 49, n
~, and M kiIh udsUI hOtcl tt
WY $780, 4 fllkIN General PISS ArV-t
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Express Tram. says New3oIS via De'Oro'se' and c''

DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
AlENr AND He FASTEST TINE consist L-NA
MIrn ABsOLI IE sAFEIl.
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OTHER SPORTING NEWS.

Eoe, Glenmore Pinafore, Jennie v ana all 'he o'nei9
remarkable for speed and make great race
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Ocean Steamers

4 NERICA\S gOng abroad and desiring
mecca stones. choice iew"lry, bruulc- OF the latest
uoy. arr mNi VISIT faus store No. y Avenue
de opera, adjoining li0cl Bellevue ....
HOWARD a. COMPANY,
Oi fi.tl Avenue, ew-Nork
NCUOR LINE. L. :. Mail Steamers
~ LIVERPOOL SERVICE.
wtil-knoNn and pc .lilar steamship
CRY or ROME
sails for LiN i.KIODl. Wa % EFNHIOWN,
from Pier 81 North River. NcW-iork
saturday sem. N. > d. IN SATURDAY. net / 4 Is q m.
Cabiu ana 400 Excursion tcNcs AT ciuccd rates.
Stcrlagc- outward. S-0. Prepaid, $50.
GLASGOW SERVICE.
NETWORK ana GLASGOW. via DERRY,
from Per - North River Ncw-Yors
DFVONI IA sept O. .. IN CilCA >SlA sent -, p M
ITHfOPiA sept lG. : a. IN. ENESSlA.Sept. 80 a.
Rates Of passage to
GLASGOW. LTNERPOOT l.. BELL Ash OF ( ONDDNDERRN,
CABINS. 500 So. second cabins $40.
-tecrage- ard, F2S. Prepaid. 30
For book Of Tours scotland rates. plans apply to
HENDEIlSOS BROIhEK-, Bowling Green.
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IMPERIAL GERMAN NAIL.

4 Hamburg American Packet Company = Line Tor
PLYMOU III. CHEKBOURG ana HANDFUL XII ~,
WI La U.-........ScpL IA "a ilALlA - .-cpt' ~
WE~TFtAIlA II Isl ....>cnt u
Rates Plymouth, London. Cherbourg ana iiamDuIg
First Cabin Uu second Cabin. 500 otec.age F,l iNouhu
Inn AZ rsucod rats >eorige rom HAMBURG HaVro and
ooutba mptOn, nj send Tor Tourist GaLttt0' 49,, go,
ii I'll tDT & Co C. B RICHARD * co,
tenernl a cents General Passenger Agents,
~ M nlnnhst. Y. Y. No. VI BIOAdNNy. y. \
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TO PHILADELPHIA.


% TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND on
SUNDAY. . STATIONS ~ PHILADELPHIA
IL NEW lOkk
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GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.

" BETWE ZEN NtW-NOkK AND tANRE
Pier Company. 10. - NOrih river Ol Of MOron't
The passengers tI- nr avoid Dotn tral7h by EhSNSh
railway dscOmOrts vi crossing the Channel III
small bop ,,-.,,..,.... Co.. =, o. -.
GA%Au& Frang edneslav sept. ~ 10
~ NtI Icuria NJ p.
49, - LOIl, DE BEBlAN. No b Rowling GIeen
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DnRnEAUX LINE.

RORDEAUN LINE. ...-....,...,.
Id N.w and direct Inc ID the NO1th ~ FrllfA
NEW.YOftK AND BORDEAUX DlREjE
CHATEAU L.ONILLE. 90, ton9' ny ! t gay. Alg9l
Traveller. for Franco spain anl ltliy, Pyfehesh fIL
Nice &c viii save time An eNpens hy tttnB as utt
cabin Including winet $50 9tectaBe' e-L FOR pt'''S'
apply to err pot-f ,Narp Ac pc,verst
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CUNARD LINE.

NOTICE-"LANE ROUTE"
From NEW. YORK TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENS
TOWN.
FROM PIER No. 4O. NORTH RIVER
ROTH IA " cdncsiay, -,
cunesidy, ooil ~ H.
GALL ....... "wednesday sept. %. $3.50
CabIDplssage so ana fioJ q, -. ... ,..... . ...
St.ersgc tickets to AMI from All parts OF Europe az F'ylo"
rate. TnIeht and passage office. 80 4 BOwlngGrccn.
H." VERNON H. BROWN ~ CO., Agents
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s.o.. rsn,sb Elapsed Corrected
S'ar' riHisH' Tine. Time.
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1 " NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEH.1ORk-
SOUruAMPrON AND BkEMEN . %
NECKAR..-.... orP-t lOui-.--.--. -, ga
l.. 'ti
RATES or PASSAGE from NEw.NOHk TO SUI IiAhF'
TON, HAVREcr BREMEN. .,,
FIRST CABIN ..rlOO. SECOND CABi N...-..tO1
SrEERAGE 80 ..-..,
Return ckets AZ reduced rlleA Prepaid storage cer
Gates ~ stolmers ~ srOn P7r bct"ooT 9eoonu AM
ImIdstsp lopo~on' ~ iRICus * CO.. . BownngGreen
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~ QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
EpAIN -.iu u m % "a Z
FOR LONDON Victoria Docks.
DENMARK % LEN sept. ~. %
Cabin s55 10 SO outward ogets go p.epad
ticket s4A being ~ lower than most Inca II. W. UH5r.
Aana.oI, w aud ~ DrOadwayi y. \.
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MINES AND MINING.
WEDNESDAY, June 2s-r. NJ.

The mining stock markets today were less
- than they were yesterday, bat eener9ly
.-r,er tone prevailed Robinson Consolidated ioSt
from 90 cents to I.IOdl.O5. Chrysohte was niu' az
81. but Annie was cents lower az 20 cents o.".
line . and 3 was active ana closed with gam .,
cent at 81 cents and and was GEN. NM 4iG tipbar
- o. Int, Central ARIZONA reacted 20 w go
navajo sold at 395a4. against 40? yeS, S, fo
Green Mountain rose 70 =. 10 and hiSlnt Id
62GGl cents The Coms;'cks were GUN anu
.ALES II ms MIy1Ns EXCHANGES
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rpY rrLrGRArn To TIE rHB-NEL

C4V FRAXcIsC0. Cal June 2~.-Last week Cnlon
Consolidated extracted 300 tons Oh ore AlI.- wv
IONS and shipped $4,000 bullion. ne st"p's 'u
fine 2 900 level are looking wei; width Oh ore -
r6e Wine or the 200 level of Mexican was
s,,i,S : ven feet the past week. inc Wi1th oI VIC
cannot be ascertaiae until croSscut mas heph TuD
Drrlnc the elk 2G tons Of ore were eAtracV+p ...
The yellow Jacket Company exp cts soon 10 MOIST
good milling ore from the upper levels. .,, ,
diamond drills are being run on me -%"O anu
Q 400 levels Of Savage, bat 10 paying ore Aas YET
been found. :,
Bulwer Consolidated has declared l DIVIDEND OF
10 cents per share, payable July II. M ~
Rattle MOUNTAIN, New. June Is he betty
O'Neal = TAX NJ out small quantity OF ore G&lF.
Tie company Is considering the matter Oh uuhChg
Tie FaSie mill has been closed down. as there is
DO ore or hand ST.,
TIE Highland Chief mill is not running, and there
is no hope of its starting up again this summer,
The Dihlgren Company - building ROAD 10 inc
Georre ". Bothwell manager OF the Starr Grove
mine left for New-YOrk on Monday.
John B scott the well known mine operator,
leaves today on the steamer state OF OTda, 0l Tue
State Line. Tor London.
Superintendent OF Minnie Moore nine, OF NoOu
Plver. Idaho, reports. June I9: Just struck a
la-p body of or on the east lOOtOOt level - feet
from main incline. Have been drifting above the
ore Cannot tell how thick the body Is, not having
cut through It,"
week ending June l.: " HE west cros~cut vas adj
vanced teet. total length 20 feet; south drift
advanced feet. total u feet; north DRIFT
8 feet Ih!S n the result Of four Oays Work. since
then we have been putting ia our new pump, pump
Wednesday next when We VIII De ready to start Oh
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The orc Mining Company has levied an assess
rceut Of IL cents per share.
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1illuluI.

SIERRA GRANDE, PLATA, BELLA.
~. AFACIE and otncr mining stocS- dealt in
zion hy Gus NLC. 81 " aILsL, member NcW-l OK and
Ihi.4dcp ha Mining Exchanges.
APACHE. GRANDE. BELLA. PLATA,
"A and a. listed aid unlisted n ming stocks
bought and sold Commission.
WATSON & gibson
80 Broadway. New York
I NJ. MOORE & CO.,
MINING INVESTMENTS,
"A. New dealers IN dividend
paving mining promoter of standard dividend
lr0peilc-. Mining uiscc .ncO12 securities
bought auC sold cOmmi-sl1l ONCE "
Monitor Mining Company of Montana
Consolidated HIllng 'oupdnF or Montana.
i.eJori Mining and Mining Company, OF Montana
Ni4ue Ho0re Mine. % Idaho.
ENlON con. MINING COMPANY,
u Of New GorA.
Nine Bodc. MONO county, 'dl
Capital. - 5OU.010 tJu.DUu SHARES
NLW-IOkk Offi-t. o. BROADWAY
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REAL ESTATE
xxw.YoRK. Wednesday. June %, 1882.

The following sale was made at the Ex-
change salesroom TO-DAY:
BY Hugh y. Camp
Not Of land O,iver.ave - Il e Of Ibompslns-st
2th ara 4OoAl-'' Nu'u-i iil' ' i.... s. 200
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I - fNITtn ..rAIFs MA1L -rEANths.

FOX ~ : Tow Y - y Y ' f.ItFDUIA
Leaving PIcr 81. ~. b.. foot OF N.ug-st
Alaska Tuesday. uly t. a
NEEAbA inlay July Al o. pc
WNJ.lIS Tue-,lIY. Juy l.. D.
AI.I/O TUESDAY d IFS H. tJ'
Al - lA-..--..- af-'ltf j az. 80 hl"I.
- The steamers bI.l .DI lu Wdl-tEI. cDu1ar-
rui. ana ar" .ufh+'d WIN every r"fWtt 30 neN' ihe
p u. NUIuuc both SAFE art agreeable, nat'g
uII-riIU. room. darwin groom, piano aat library
Np-rrucc3 surgeon -icEttn-s auI cai"rr on each
st4le.. Ia, upper d-cN. thI. I-trng
tho .r-1.-t %, al .Gxrcs 40 s perfect ventilation and
lletf
CALIN PASSAGE lcc'rdine 10 statti0omI $50 $50 and
5IUU. IsIIE -DltI4.pII. -lLE Atil- ~ low rates.
OFFICE. 80 80 aHnADM ~,
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CLOSING PRICES or CALIF0RNIA s70chS
So FRANnIsco. Nednesiar. June - ~.
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OfeGn GtrQmcrs.

Ocean Steamers.
4 NCHOR LINE y. NAIL STEAMERS.
~ NEw;Y9HA AID 9t 49, Via To- DSNDERRY.
t5ys.la av oT Tav % 10 M
GLASGOW LIvERP59 ssft. tF't LONDONDERRY
Ca,i- t'osD So Ex,irHon ii >sts At roIucei rtseh
second ll1n. 80 Steertys. oltvlcL sks. 9rsJhL SO
GG%0EIsJS hitGiiIl.s Agents., Bowling Green
PORDEAUX LINE.
ID New ana direc, irs to the oath Of Prllee
CHATEAU Lno TILE 80 t1i. new i4a aiay July ~
Nice. &C viii ave i'm. aG cT9cass by ti,n NJ ma an
t3l.n uncladug wine, $50 stoer4ge' 81 For passage
ELE BoULANGER 40 Beayer-st.
CUNARD LINE.
FROM xrwHTS9EERsc 10 TEG foyEH VIA QUEENS
FROM PIER NJ. 40. NORTH RIVER
PAKIhIA Wednesday. July II. p N
y VA -. Wcdlo,lsy Jdy - p N.
>teeTs, r,et- y na rom a pare Or ruroge a. ysryov
r'.'A i'''-''' ANU tEi.SO% H. B1iWS /. g. Aseuts
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
" BETWEEN NEW-YJEK AND ITNVRE
Tine by Sid. Inc AVOID both transit by fag.a
ra!e@e md the discomiurs OF crossing the Channel IN
AliEE.luE s4nteIh ....-....- Neiles lay. Jny n
FEEDINANu b. i-o Ups. Juiy lOall H..
'AN'E' zen &C. W w., "a - ~ y - - '
The Ferdinand essen. - s5i To- iavc Between I5:h
and l-tn 1"y. 'a-in, eaoin p.,sensers at SO.
EU!ON LINE.
~ UNITED STAT ~ MAIL sTEAMt ~
Leaving Picr g. n. b., foot OF INngst
AZ A,h nt~tiy Iy D. a m
WfO.I& G....-.--.--.-..-..-- Tl"eay. JUS Il. p n
Al ~ le'i% - o.5-l a. Il
- The Steamers 4r" bl. %, lo in wa.c.-,gh. c9ngar-
ID. 1r-,. . ,,'1uiic i,fh ..fe art .aeea,.c lag,g
ualYlm s.1tin2 .You. drfF.Ig~YDl piano aat lOr4gT;
,-rirucca s;ovtrde-s aI cai"rcr each
o r-..i II. 'i a s. n, t "a, 9 Per ct T.14to and
CALIT PASSAGE .lcc,rli1g stat.roomI $50 $50 and
sIOJ I~IfE- -DlAIl, pit SIZE -AGl ~ io~ rates.
OFFICE, SO 80 aHNAD~ ~,
,NfD5 a Grp,f,N TS-i-
MI M ~ ~ ~ y l. . .,
A IInD!.s t.i' rioIn Packet ,oul anYs Line for
Ws9TPuALlh.... June 90 HGRDl. H............Juy =
N c. IT, lyndon, hero, aa ialrg
F4i taiu -I,. 81 orl ann 500 az. $50 l.osnd
NINA. refined rtr.. -fc.i- rom Ilnlurg Ii4yr. luI
son fftuor,g. -.,-- fJr Tour b GA .cft..r
kTNHAEuI a. co., {. -. ri. IiAhD = CO.
~ Io,,t w "''S Xo Al {rt,i,s,y = =
-, -,
IMPERIAL. trLNMAN WALL.
I " NGIgTlf ,,<RMtT lloyd
HTEAA~UIp LINE TWEEN NETWORK.
SOUTHAMPTON AND BEEMES
6i'E.....--. Wei, Jug td"Efl july =
RATES OF PA-~AG F from y EW. YORK 70 sou IHAMP.
,.r, ,o.,. a., ssrEfeAGL .,e.r,,o e,ras.
riIlJ., Ho0o4,n. " T.
OEAhIDH9 ~ 60" = ho""AS'ioon
TWAIN POYAT. VATL LINE STE AYERS
-''-ttN - - - - III ~
voTIcf ~ NJ = ~ - ~ y ~ n 81 IN ~ '.ao,,beely
...-i..- -7 -'-N-'' ''0 ' '' ~''''''''-~''-
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TEACHERS WANTED Ladies-French,


undertake the charge OF young men OF BOYS dur
va summer for poses OF siudy heAlfhiu outdoor e
'u qurt place The Maine sLudenLs prcplr ug
X sprc-y desired For crca4Is with slefeIcos
--1iesA r., Garner IT, Cambridge. A2.s-
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0tarbers.

4 NORMAL SCHOOL GRADUATE, who
~ principal fOr fourteen years Sc! DOL
similar position Address J. b C., Kos>yle staten
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GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANl

" BETWEEN NtW-YJEK AND TIANRt
Tier Of Company. 30 - North River fOo- Of Morton a.
The 1Y 'uf- line AVOID ho transit hy tng.s1
rai.aae ud the iisconiurts crossing the Ch3unc IN
slal. boat
AAti.L o. T. SAuteii Niies llv July T, o
g. ia itENI. " rdne.laY Juy II, D.
FERDINAND Oh f-~ tP-...... rt~scn ally 10 AMI -.
IRAN, j. Pcfir ac Iiau-ervc WcIrcdar, July D.,
LJtI' d. BtbtAN. 80 o. Bow In- 1le ia
The Ferdinand d. Lessons . sJ TO- Have between IDth
and l-th Juiy. ta4In- cauln passengers al $40.
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felp Uante0.
Summer Resorts.

COCNRY BOARD at reasonable rates. Adj
~ dress Boz I64. south orange y. J.
III APLE SHADE FARM HOUSE, near the
A'h tAtsEiis now ready for guests healthy and igh
elevation Oder 81 pei month parties OF
lIce staying one month conveyance frJtn CataAul
Lsdlh 10 my resdence mile and shade plenty
Gtesa sh BAL fIA CA Durham, Greene Co., New-York.
RINEESIL E-ON-oOUND, Conn-Excellent
board shady grounds perfectly healthy near depot and
shore hour from city. ATWAIkh, II PaTk-rowi A Il
AAIHEs, on prcLalzeA
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GUNNER Resorl5.

NIT. LAFAYETTE HOUSE.
VA FIR $FNNfA. " RI.
90 the midst " isht.I rourtln sc@rerv under tho
shallow Mount LAFAYETTE ana thc fsrn)ls Nutch
cfen livery. Poo aud ~ pleasant
iICHAEDsON BROTHERS.
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Rel G.stale u1an.e0.

NVANTED.-FoC observation-disclosures prom
W rrty wanted. Our Ots suitable
for factory purposes. HULAND @ WHITING, No. Lees
nau-st
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mnslcal Instruments.

pEATTY'S ORGANS, ~ stops, 800 Pianos,
ID s297 Factory running day tnd night. Catalogue
free. Address Dan lei T. BEATTY. Washington. y. !.
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DiNCKNEY'S AGENCY for schools and
j teacher JAMES CHRISTIE, Proprietor and Manager
Domestic building. broadway and 18th st.. New IOrA
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TEACHERS WANTED.-GentIel

PREACHERS supplied schools, families; tree
emp0yeT Good schools recomuleD led pareats Miss
TLoEENCE FITCH = Union square
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DOCkAN Al BEANH.
Ia NETWORK, WOODHAVEN AND ROC kAWAY
CELECT EXCURSION, july 4, TO NEW-

the beautiful Films" The and elegant
X. Sortham eaves Peek slip az tor New Haven,
returning The Long i-laud ou.d and
around New-Hayei Bay the trip unsurpassed kGo
for round trip :, -. No cha 70 for Oerth'
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4 NCIOR LINE y. ). NAIL STEAMERS.
~ NETWORK AND GLA~tDW via 10. D DNDERRY.
From Pier " ~ NDrtk Iiver. Nex.YJr<
(irgassa......Juy !. % july 20 D a. m
Flrncssa July T. - 20 Anchpria July ~, 10 a. IN
GLASGOW, LIVERPDO BELFAS Tor ONDONDERRY
cana 5000 So Ex'urnO us>3t, AZ roiucei 49,
second I1in, 50 Steerigs. OttFAcL Skt DrsDAL SO
tOr BOOK Jf l0ars ~cpJlld" Kate PiiI apply -
uGN OEltsJN BROTH Els. Agents Bowling Green
BORDEAUX LINE.
II New and direct frc 10 the >oIth ~ Frl1ce
NETWORK ASD BORDEAUX DIRECT
CHATEAU LHON liF LrJJ JJi. new Thu siaY MY y
lrtvrilers Tor France spain I1i talY. Pyrener' Pau.
NIcr will time agi expense by tdNns lt4 an
cabin uncludiug $50 stserage, 81 For passage
- ROULANGEK. % Beayer.st.
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49, IL - MIyINe EECH4NoFS
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CUNARD LINE.

NUTICF-"IANE ROUTE
FROM NETWORK TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENS
FROM PIER No. 40. NOR1T RIVER
ROTIf = "Wednesday. july 500 A.
PAKTuIA Wednesday July u.
CALI e,fue- Juy j., 80
-t VIA rs edlcsIav July p, ] y.
Cebupassagr. $40 and 500
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The celebrated Logan House Altoona PENN is also unIei
NJ lrct.- InifI-rfueuL
send Tor circulars.
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Z W. y / AN lt'As'i4s
ericsson SPRINGS. CAMBRIA COUNTY. PENN

on main Inc Pennsvlvania Railroad 22oa feet above sea-
IfFf. situated IN park at 100 aiIil thr idt0.
-cehcfY ~ the AAerhluics C ,7huy pure an ana
u cello" iInm m1Iri flies o@ lltc- render N '.e most
uei Hue resort 300 the state. Drn- ISL nOl Nti
O. re h,-clss iu AL IT, appointments an capable with
o'tres OF accommodating nearly lu1H guests. cottage
residences De rrHtrl d. those desiring tie qiot amt
cn-ion " home Forccscurs crl ga n oud i"rl'
address, " H. TYLER. superintendent.
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GUNNER nrsort5.

ADDRESS FARMERS WIFE. Tribune Ollicc
ears elegant rooms reasonable SURROUNDINGS beutiu
At MAPLE LAWN. Katonah, y. Y; pleas
"a ant. healthy and convenient. . .o-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-29
MANHATTAN BEACH.
Nl VIA GLEEN POIST

VIA BAY RIDGE.
The D.. H. MARTIN and MATTEAWAN
foot W,enasJ, terminus " sll the Eeyatai RaFays,
haLhOuuY rom so H. tOJ.iU N.
Trans Manhattan Beach at no FsiO 9l0 m.
and hsuf-hoarly lO:l a ~. 1910 .. m
Trains keI thus do sundays.
Excl RsIoN TICKETS FOR cALE AT AID
DOWN-FRACk STATIONS OF The ELEVATED
RAILWAYS, PRICE 90 CENTS, INCLUnING ELE
AFiH'eRYo5N HND EVENING cONCEnrs BY Gil
MORE'~ BAND AND EMINENT SOLOIsr~
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-08-04
GreeneyiiIe Letter.

GEEESEvILLE, Tenn, July 81, 1882.
Mr. EDITOR: The Republican Congress
sioual Convention developed the fact that
Petubone is much stronger in this district
than he was two years ago Some Demo-
Gratis believe that he Is 2, 900 votes stronger.
The convention was certainly the largest
and most reputable convention ever he'd IN
the district 1t Is SAID that Judge Randolph
still processes to be an independent candi-
date but he can do but little HARM as he
viii not have a respectable following against
the nominee The Democratic Convention
viii come of on the 18th of August. 1t is
not known whether K. l. Taylor
viii go before the convention again
or not. Many of his best
friends think that the candidate, whoever
he be, will be defeated, and that he had
better not accept the race if rendered him.
Our county elections now engr0ss the at
tentIOu of candidates and some others. The
Republican party has good ticket in the
field, and most If not all, the candidates, 1t
Is thought, will be elected.
The Greene County FAIR viii be held this
year on the 9th, a0lA and 2Jth of Septem-
Der. Although nearly two months of,
our citizens are preparing for the
fair, and considerable portion of the
space in the exhibition hall has been
engaged. The association has put out the
best premiums list ever offered, and has had
printed the best fair bills yer posted in the
county. Considerable work is being done
on the grounds, and 1t Is nov certain that
the fair viii be the best ever held IN the
county. Already arrangements have been
made for excursion trains On the railroads
at 4 cents per mile for round trip tickets,
and it Is expected that excursion trains viii
be run from the west on the second and
third days Of the fair
The normal school term closed on last
Friday, after session of only five days.
There We're about ninety teachers III attend
auce.
Hon \. W Hawkins, commissioner OF
agriculture, statistics, etc for the State
viii be here next Monday to consult oui
farmers in relation to holding an agricul
tural institute for the county. We hope ii
may be held and may be perfect success
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-08-04

About year ago, DR.. Taylor,
while dissecting out the proboscis of
a common house fly, discovered min
ute snake ike animals moving quick
" from the proboscis. Continuing
his experiments from time to time
since then, lie finds that house-fies
are very frequently inhabited by
these animals. He has found them
generally III the proboscis Of the
fly, although sometimes they are
found IN the abdomen, and he thinks
that since flies are carriers of these
minute snake like animals, they may
in like manner be conveyors of con
tagious germs, much smaller bodies.
Washington Star.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-08-04
A Bridegroom Gets Away.


Milwaukee special to the Cincin>
natl Commercial There was to have
been high~toned wedding IN Ger
man circles, at st. Mary's Catholic
Church, this morning at 10 O'Clock,
where Constant Coeumle was to have
wed Miss Rosa Linden. At the APP
pointed hour, when the guests and
friends were all in waiting, the
groom failed to appear, and it has
TRANSFERRED that he gathered together
large sum of money last night and
departed for parts unknown. 1t is
alleged that he has a wife in Denver,
and a report to that effect which has
recently been circulated, it is sup~
posed caused his hasty departure.
The wedding presents we're very
numerous, among them an envelope
from the brides father containing
check for $4,000. An elegant house
had been furnished, and the wedding
was to have been grand affair. The
denouement has caused great sen>
satiOu-