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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-15
d CYCLONE ~ MICHIGAN.

STURCIs, Mich, May IA cyclone struck
this place fr III southeast at $3.50 this afternoon.
Passing through tAo outskirts OF the W"h
it swept away everything before II. lA
path was half Ii mile IN width Chauncey Guman, e
farmer, sought shelter with his three cnGfen III ' JAZZ
which carried away and all -FOUR were hhou' ~
George kunyal's family we're seriously hpi.co. =.
impossible at the present time 20 estimate Tue
The cyclone accompanied by the heaViesl ns' ram
and lightning ever known here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-15
THE TARIFF AND THE POTTERS.

WASHINGTON, May l4.-Sccretary Fogcr has
addressed letter TO George NJ Koboson reply 10 his
argument on behalf OF the pottery manufacturers. In
regard to the proper construction OF section OF the new
Tariff aw repeallng the duty on charges and cOmmis
son The Secretary adhered 10 the former ruling OF the
Department correct construction Of the law Under
mat decision section : went into effect on the day
which the act approved The pottery manufacturers
coniendel that the section IN question should not 80
INTO effect until July /.
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Dorsey J. r. Miner. II. NJ Vale, j. NJ Peek ana iher
rnsnective sub-confractors The disaowanceS are
based mpon irrcgariii service developed ~
testimony in the first Star Route trial
POSTAL SERVICE DEFlCiESCY.-The appropriation
for the nav Of postmasiers for the current hscal
wear was ~ 500 900 OF this amount there was tx
pended in the first six months OF the year oS3 w.
leaving balance available for the six m0nth- ehuIns
June 30 1888 Of 81 0O23s II ia estimated ai tDeIe
will be IL deficiency this appropriation Tor the cuiie"
year Of between Sl00O000 and sl5OOOOo
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FROM AUTHORSHiP 70 BUEGLIEY

NORTH ADAMS Mass, May ll.-llenry +.
Hudson, Il splitUai-tlc writer and poet, WAS to-day
held ia default ~ 500 bonds for action OF the Grand
Jury on a charge OF roDbiug Cashier Ingalls, house Of
icwclry, etc. complete set OF burglars tools Was
found In IIudsOn's possession. j. Fred MetcaN Hud
,nn'. martinez was bel In the Mctcaf Is
twrnyoar wears old and. with the exception OF nine
months. has been In jail continuously since lie Was
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KILLED BY HIS son.

CHATswORTH, Ont, May Lin the town
ship Of Holland yesterday, farmer, named George
Lambert. was fatally shot Ivy his son, Joseph, age
twenty Tho act IA attributed a desire the part
OF the son ain possession or his 'atucr's farm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-15

one ord VILLAIN wanted 10 know. w no VIII
take care of me j. my slaves are taken away = -
Agent Riordan. according TO hs rc3crt lnslsten ,t
ali OF The slaves should be freed and the indans nnaF
acccded 10 his demand. He estimates that there are
about 800 pers0ns held in slavery by this tribe some o
trdcs or purchases The descendants Of these Ee says
are a ways considered slaves
The Indian Bureau has approved rhc stand taken oy
AGENT Riordan and will render him every assistance
nos iblc in carrying out his plans.
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APPOINTED CONSTJS

WAsHINGTON, May 14.-The President made
the following appointments Of United states consus to-
dav: Francis Haughwout, Of New-YOrk, at Naples b.
Odel Duncan, OF South Carolina, at Catana, and James
Fletcher, of Iowa, al Genoa.
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L1BORERS md THEIR EMPLOfERS. s61

The cigarette makers say that they VIII not
20 work tor less than 20 cents THOUSAND pu' 'neio
not so mach coudcnc among them as there was last
week committee from the gar Makers Progressive
Union was al TIC meeting yesterday to distribute tne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-15
CHARTER ELECTION Is MoRRST0WN.

NoRRIsrowN y. j., May l4.-The charter
election held day resulted n the election % recorder
aldermen aud councilman on the Dcmocrnto ticket
and one councilman the Temperance platform, The
Republicans supporting the latter candidate
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TIE NEV CHANNEL INTO R1RITAN BAY
MATAwAN, y. j., May l4.-The Government

contractors have nearly completed the improvement OF
Checsequakcs Creek The dKcs for the new channel are
about finished nud the dredging ma hines have cut
through the sandy po OF land that oOsttuctcd the
channel into Karltan Bay.
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a FATAL STOKM IN INDIANA.

ELKnARr, Ind, May 14.-During vino
storm at whits Pigeon Mich, this Afternoon" '
schoolholAe ned with children was blown uowh. ~.
lam Mouk was crushed DEATH ana several oner Fes
sonA were injured
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AN ATTEMPT TO REVIVE AN OLD ABUSE
LnY IELLGEATM 10 IMk IRLDINLL


WASHINGTON May IA statement was pub
hshed to-day representing that an old abuse IN the
Post Office Department has lately been revived.
The abuse complained cf is that of issuing " Post
Office passes" to persons who are not otceTs OF toe
postal service enabling them to Tide free on rall-
roads At one time this abuse became so nagrant
that some of the railroads refused to recognize such
passes at all.
The publication referred to was brought TO the
attention of the Postmaster General by TRIBUNE
correspondent this evening and General Gresham
sad: III any such thing has been done since
came into Office il has been without my knOwiege'
Some little time ago a man, who SAID lie was
lawyer aud a relative of person holding hlgh
Office came to the Department and requested ne To
give him such a pass TO g TO Oregon toId MN
could not do that, because he was not an oicer OF
the postal service and would not be travelling on De-
partment business. lie replied that 1t would not
cost the Government a cent. t. that replied that
IT would cost the railroads something and that /
certainly would not be party to swndlc
either upon the Government or the railroads The
man persisted for some tine and SAID among other
things that il used to be the custom OF the Depart
ment to grant such favOTs | mace hIn understand
that it would not be done while held the Oillce
and he went away quite dissatisfied"
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THE EFFECT or HAsrY Legislation.

IRON A REGULAR COEEI-PONbINI or HE IhlHlNit
ALBANY, May l4.-Thc law just signed by
Governor cleveland authorizing banks - invest their
money in al knd- Of wildcat securities. to which aitrn-
ton Is called in the editorial columns oi THE
TBrSL Of this morning narrowly escaped defeat In the
legislature Upon May It dc ca'cd in the senate
but upon motion OF senator Mackin, the aIthoro the
bill the vote was rrconsdcrcd. The following day.
May g. the bin having been amended 80 "a ostcnslhy
10 exempt 4ay .ugs banks from ns provisions, Was
passed. ON Nsy Nj Cary, the Chairman OF the Com
Inittcc on Banks of the Assembly, fvorlby reported
the bill and II Was passed The same day the legislature
adjourned.
The b thus received proper attention IN either the
Senate or the Assembly. II II doubtful q any nom
hers Of the Assembly beyond the Committee on Banks
knew It's character 80 hurucIly II passed that !t
not pr. cuCro~-ci or pIuctIttci ihc 'iir.i
rneut .epuus savings banks Was twIco lnStr r. /
IN the cu-ro--'t nui tue second time in
the wrong place. ihis rendered necessary th"
erasurc OF the words. excepting saYint7
banks on the second page u, ~, cugroNscd oi.L
Ihe punctIa of tho cu-T Tus-cl bill mas aso been
neglected. inc following J. a aEciotUm Transcript "i
orc port un uf tle bll which has called orth uisct
II aidn Uo Lawful! 10. any cDgpOiat.ou 1is sin.@cd
under the laws Il THIS state and a-actiue nusiue+
II and oihcr states foreign countries except savings
banks to acquire hold and convey C,c.-
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NIA lVN III,VN .A-NU VI ITItN I'II+I@'
FROM IHL RL,rLAE CoEEt sroNniSr or IHt IriHt ST.
ALBANY, May l1.-Mayor Edison, of New
York had another prolonged conference with Goy,rr"r
Cleveland to-day over the bl. passed by Legislature
In relation 10 NcH- York.
Tomorrow the Governor viii give hear ~. ON the
General Ka ro3i nn the bill for the construction OF a
street railway through Forly .ccond-t - IL should be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-15
DEzENDoRFs ATTACK ON MALONE


w.eu1xcroS Nav l4-Wmle certain suDorui-
nat. officials in the Departments SNOW ul'P's'''0
20 sneer at the charges made by ex-ConEreSNman
Dordorf there Is reason to believe that there VIII
10 On inves,iqation. Some of General Mahohes
,rorn,est sunporters in Washington have been so
;rdscrcet as 10 Justify the acts which, IL Is aleec
bove becn done at Norfolk, and nave theleoy III
directly corroborated MI Dezendorf's statements
Nobody can truthfully say that his charges were
NOT explicit. For example, he asserts th"l more
than 500 600 has been expended Ill repairs on 'hc
iron ing Pmta and that she Is now uhaI IoI tlc SCI
vice ex ppcted of her The last assertion mas IedS
been officially admitted by ihe Navy Depar 'ihen''
from which an order has Just issued putting Iuo
Pinta out of commission. Inc records oI 'ne D'
-,ar,ment show that 500, 900 had been expended
ON the Pinta's machinery up to the h1ou'o
of November last MI Dezendorf asserts that the
Naval Constructor has spent more than $4,000 Tor
renairs ON the same tug and the Bureau OF Equip
mont S12 600 making total of SlO4'oOo' lie
also asserts that a bureau chief i'll the Navy De-
nartnent informed him that better vessel than
1he Pinta now is, fully equipped Tor a VoyaG'
around Cape Horn could he bough; for less thah
$4,000.
The charges relating to the Pinta appear
10 be sufficiently explicit 50 also doeS
the charge that political assessment-unuer
the guise of a VOLUNTARY contrlD1ril"n ~ on
has been levied and is beng cX9cted from Govern,
men employees in the Norfolk Navy lafg, Nu,,onI
House and Post ONCE by Senator Malone pol,tlcal
managers. Mr. Dezendorf asserts that the Navy
Yard assessment is managed by one lmom4! NJ, NJ,
IIodccs and j. TO be collected by him ON May ID on
"sjipsD signed nv all the Navy Yard emp owes
one of General Mahones mGscreet trends s4s-
gested to-day that this IS violation OF no Ia" De-
cause the Civil Service act does not become oi,'I
atiye until July To- lbe same person declared that
"this Administration IS committed 10 the support
of Malone" but he may DC mistaken IN thlnklhs
fully committed" that he will wink az violation
of law or attempt to exercise it on 50 imsy pre-
text as that mentioned.
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pominso sea Refined auiet end week CT Losf s,
Graz sissd Isse Mould SIS: osnfscaSn sa,
Extra C" 7Tc. Extra &C" Ia al Wei &C" 7STsc' yellow
&c" 81 167sc; Yellow 6S661c r..
quoted sales ID oleomsrssrlne stsans iV Pm.
City quoted 7.l6o; sales S6.000 d, 1907 lice
TEAAt the auction to-day Green WAS rather wesk anu
ths followng Moygne2s Iwsnkay o@SS 5zs
III Gunpowder 17e53c Japan-2352 Pan Fired 10
33 Siftngs. 9n0loc; 1856 Copgou IL ozoc Oolong-ozo
Formosa, 23a 92ec.: 81 Annoy, loo.
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iTHE SPECIAL NEW. YORK

AND WHITE MOUNTAINS
Exnress tram and other cars through WI
and after 1883 leave Grand Centr. Depot L. az
nj and ii. R a y daily. except Sundays cohneoS
in az Wells RIVER with express Newport veruoaS
Quebec etc. arriving ~ the mountains early 10 inc 20
mg Parlor seats may 0e engaged In ADVANCE AZ "
S~>'s s~-S C, T, HEMPSTEAD u. i. A..
Grand Central Depot New-hWs
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Il TO
LONG BRANCH.
FROM STATIONS
FOOT OF DESBROSS ES-ST.
FOOT OF C0RrLANDrSE


SPLENDID PASSENGER CARS
PULLMAN PARLOR CARS
On and after July 8, 1888
LEAVE NEW-YORk ON WEEK DAYS
7;10 a. IL noon. g. o. ..
Long Branch (Lirnted OF Pullman Paror Cars 3l5 u
LEAVE NETWORK on SUNDAYS
ga. m. and p
RETURNING TRAINS
LEAVE LONG BRANCH ON WEEK DAYS
M. a. m, 92Oa 1896 noon, ii3 p. III, $50 .. ms
lOpm
New-York Q.mite6l OF Pullman Parlor Cars Sis m.
LEAVE LONG BRANCH ON SUNDAYS
800 and 5:5l p.
Direct connection 10 and from Brooklyn via Annex Boats
which between Jersey City anu foot Of Fuons Brook
Ign.
TICKETS BAGGAGE CHECKS AND FULL INFORMA
TON
may be obtained at the following Offices OF the
NETWORK
Nos $40 and 4s5 Broadway No. Astor Honse. No 9ft
Broadway station foot DesbrOsscsst station foot Cor
landtst station ersey City, Busch's Hotel Hoboken
BROOKLYN
No. Courst Brooklyn Annex station foot OF Fultonst.
CHAS r. PUGH. j. r. WOOD.
Gen Manager. Gen'l Passenger Agent
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T ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.

NETWORK PAssENGERs-Leaye Janesslp IS. 7th.
s bok Fl - pr before oS q tfsns f
7 ss $50 S55 Ya ,5 so5 So; s5S S5 x.
sf e. ;'f. q q! g
BAB snnsy 49, Ic "a ~ Eos 3' 49, '' '''
s AND aSS ss s5ceps sa sasy,
u.s. j 81 ssS Wsins,ssy ss9 80
only sxG sSpaays II 81 ST. so suuS,S;
cGREENpoRr SHELTER rsLAND,-s,s5 a. M. s:sJ
r. I pS sHR T o,
Special Limited and Regular Full Rate Tickets good this
GARDEN CITY. HEMPsTEAD-s.s5 s:c5 a. m. l.s5
SSS 49, 5S 6S5 m l2l6 night wednesday apa sa,a
GLEN cove. SEA CLIFF. LOCUST VALLEY. OYSTER
MiYUjNTiSGfoN. NoRrHPoRr-9o5 IN. Ci.oj express,
90 ~ sI g sS9asa' sol M Ss9 30,
RoHscnsomaHss5 M SS5 5 3; 's}3 ~ M saai,ys San.
sXysIpE LITTLE S S9l GREAT IRE NECK
Wednesdays and SATURDAYS only l2l5. nights sundays
80 a6S t BAca 2s ioS5 %il:Oo M POS 800 is,
S33 6;o5 7o5 s?5 sundays sSo $50 Il ~ a..
leaves io:lo pm p N. daily daily io5 Sundays O-s e-eA
~ To Boston worcester Nashua. Portland AMI the Eas,
The new Iron steamer t9Te op wopcEsrEe
Without exception the SOUND aai
esvs .Tq s4 &c. 40 NSrt CITY R az ocSS
above Desbrosses Ferry daily except Sundays st35 pm,
London at 4:4n.
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH X. K.
staton,m NewyOrE & aSd Ps:srs.sSs, t.. .Ss.
LEAVE NETWORK. eomm a July r. 1883
For south Am0oy, via PhIa & Heading R., rs II
Fen Zen T.svan 4 Il PS s.sass f.
Va Pen IN Sa s % s's P 9anaaSs
Red Bank Long Branch Ocean Grove. Asspry PARK.
745 T. fp. ms'5. 5 $50 i5o m J mo;
p m; R. r. s.io 8 a. NJ u a $40. 500 IS
% for end j.
Oqs For LAKE, atawoS rom. River panexat Co. via phA
f Eaiis ~ sps
7sS 8 m. 2:tS isS >. For vneland Bridsssou::
w x q Ii s s5EA say
RIVER RALLRoADn g I Ing, June ls 1885,
E ws T Express with
drawing.rOom cars, to Montreal and to Rochester,
stopping at AIOny Utica syracuse, Kochester Buffalo.
Enc cleveland and Toledo arriving at Chicago l02os M
M saratoga Lake George and Montreal Special with
i9so chicago Express dTaynTroo% cars TO cansa:
GEN. r. sed GEORGE Sy s sSPp RSass for Utica Sara
80 m saraiosa special through dTawngroOm cara
m. ACCOMMODATION % Albany and Troy -, x...,.
Falls Buffalo Cincinnati except saturday. Toledo Detroit
and St Louis. - 4.
with sleeping TO syracuse and to
A Road also 10 Saratoga and Montreal
m Pacific Express, with sleeping cars for Rochester,
Bulo Cleveland Toledo Detroit chicago. Cape Vincent
Except Sunday, and Clayton Except Saturday,
Night Express with sleeping cars 10 Albany ana
with trains for the West and North
Except SATURDAY nghtD -. -,
Tickets on sal at Grard Central Depot. No Bowling
Green 252 and Broadway and at Westc0tts Expresa
Offices Park place, aud 7S5 and 9i2 Broadway New YORK
and 1888 Washington and s6i Fulton ST. Brooklyn and ~
4th-sL. Williamsburg.
sThese trains run daily ali others daily except sunday.
NJ TOiICFY G. Is. MEEKER
Can Sun't
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DOPULAR SHORE LINE.-For Providence
i Boston and tho East All rail from Grant Central
Depot Three express train, daily (5undays exc,,tsD 6,
Boston M. (parlor attaonsu AMI 10 D. m
with palace seepngcars sundays &C 10 WIN pala,;
Depot at D. arrives a. Newport A. p m Parorcao
attached. r. w. FUTILE, Agens
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OAKLAND FEMALE INSTITUTE

FOR SALE on FAVORABLE TERMS TO CLOSE
ESTATE.
In Norstown Penn half hour from Philadelphia by three
railroads. elevated well shaded handsomely
ladOut grounds Buildings large wen ventilated and i'd
mraby adapted for school, hotel or other public Institution
containing about lao rooms. Address
WIZ. McGEoRGE. IT,, 81 south sdst, Philadelphia,
or John X. RALsTON, Norristown. Penn
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on and after July O. lSs3

GREAT TRUNK Line
Trains leave NsgXors VIA Desbrosses and c'rin
Harrisburg Pitfseurs the ives tana South with paup.
P PA Cars % and so M dy Se"sSs
M Gass to q sysD l CORY ant
sn M connecting at corryor rI'l'vis Pstrosan ''a.
' HssPsss sa$ss c,r. lily saah
+ 1aad IA L. ana r a , al SlI1 n ~
Sunday via B. anil r. r. 81 m-sp. m. anil'ntsn w
Fob and c B. s,G IN and aIss1s
FsS% sSs S aaS on etGept sunday n SIS and M
Long Branch Bay Head Junction. ana ,n,ermeaI ,,.a
s io4 t ssai O. ~ on sunday Ga m. docs
Long Branch 1imitei Of Pullman Paror Cars at si5p m
daily except SUNDAY. ,n,.,, 9th, ii, ,,,oae, trnu.
at Jersey city, sHordng sp,ey anihrsc' 's'i''
Prs"s srrveFrom Pittsourg $40 aud llsoH n 'snaa
IS2s ,,!y AL NJ ey , sxo,p ~ aS5i ~ os
loss ami 1880 suaday $50 3d. m; io, y, ssS
P SSaas s1sP' Sd s s.S s sa
SSSa ,sS $50 ss ss 1919 esS 1913 and C.o
s5S $40 $40 $780, 1855 TBS fu $40 1885 49, lh
'O'S' and '0''E TO PHILADELPHIA
r,,r orp.EsrABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT Line
~ I DAY. ) sTATioSs ~ PHILADELPHIA. AIN
DOUBLE TRACK THE most 5sgP
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
rrnrs,, Trains leave De,oros,ss AL jDt
Glandt-s AZ Ferries follows
s,lo, 1:lo g. $3.50 ~ and 10 Limited. IL M $40 St9s
,,sd, and iOA IN. 4 ). 7. aud p IN. and II al sit
Express Trans oivs Nsw-Yor< daily. erceps SdltW' =,
7:Zo aud y M running through via Trenton AaA
Camden trans leave Broads station Phads phia IDOL
S:db 70 Jt5. s;a5 except Mondsy 500: 7.So $50
iGIa q 931 1:.5 sAai t4oL M % sunday laqs,s
s:ib BIO, s:45. Ass. $50 n 1870 Lnitsi 80
"a "a M ana ASH p. m. daily eIcept sunday ,,,,.
T,cket tScss ass, $40 an "a SroatvA Astor hoasS
ana foot Of Desorosses and cortlsait So: Colrsh va
ia iiS And Il5 Hudsonst Hoooken station. Jersey O
Emgrant Tioke; odice No. Battery Place Ant I$s"s
r New YORK Transfer Company Will cali foe sni ei,aS
h nv se rom noteis Andresttsice4 ,,oon
sSI RLES II. PUGH, d N WOoy
Sn General Manager. General Passr Agonst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-02

DETROIT August Flour duh at "a 500st 60. Wheat
quiet; No White Fsll and september 81 ysa oetopsr
ceipta bush. shipments. 5000 bush. Corn quiet
NO 2 $40. Oats quiet No 36stc; No. White. $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-02

BUFFALO August 1.-Cdnle-Receipts to-day 525 mead
total for 52S7 head for time
$500 through 81 market steady good
demand saes-Fsrto Medium steers S4 SUaS 10, Extra
Steers, SO 26 40 40.
Sheep-Recspts to-day 400 head total for the
$1,000 head. for the time last week 300 head
consigned through 20 demand good and proos shade
higher Sass-fair to Good Clipped Sheep 50 Oe61So so,
Fancy quotabs az SIS rs Ds6. Lambs So 0s6 10.
10000 head for time Last week head conngnsd
through II market with fair demand sales
Light Workers. So sosso; Good Medium and Heavy $50
So is best grades disposed Of
ST LOUIS August l.-Cahte- Receipts 2I200 shipments
90O active strong and higher saesExports 80 20
Choice shipping ID 4Oe$ To- Common TO Fair
81 80 ass 49, Butchers steers 81 IS Good Cows and
Heiiers s49s4 90 Common So 3O6s37o Good TO Choice
Texans 81 l0dS4 3D. -
Sheep-heoepts lsoo head shipments 500 market steady
81 to 81 81 5Oto So 7b Lambs 81 1885 o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-02

YSkINlTY SCHOOL, founded A. ID. 1909,
4 i.5l1 Broadway. Rector Rev. r. HOLDEN. Under
direction OF Trustees OF Episcopal School
Right Rev. BISHOP POTTER ProsideaL Prepares for
eoeee for business For tree benedoes application be
formation given at the school Next begins september
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-02

OSSINING INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG La
" DIES AND MISSES. sing Sing. y. Y--I0cation do
Hghtful hour from NeY-IoTk reinef Christian In
lueHces instruction thorough. muac and art hrsteass
Cfcss REV G. II. RICE
Principal.
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Law Schools.

A NNUAL SESSION (25th) of the Law School
~ Of the University of the City OF NewYork begins Octo
Der next June 1884. A. j. NanderpOcl LII. D.
President OF the law Faculty For catalogues &C. apply 70
Professor f. RUSS Ii. ri Broadway. ID. H. JAQUES
Secretary Of Law Faculty Bryant Building 80 Lbortyst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-02

miscellaneous.
NIT ANTHONY SEMINARY TO LET.
WI eeegan property for the 20 years past occupied
boarding school, located at bennington Centre VT
about Bennington Vage aud a the foot OF
Mt Anthony known Mt. Anthony Seminary" Is to let
or sell property consists OF residence and dormtory
all necessary outbuidings together with
we'll shaded OF about The property
all essential respects Is excellentY adapted TO summer
and for several has been used
such In connection the Possession
i InGu,rios may be made Office OF JAMES WHITE
Greenwich, Washington County. ". Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-02

pouRLE TRACK. THE most IMPRoyED LoUn
GnENT AND THE FASTEST TIME CONslsThNf
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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NETWORK PAssENGERs-Leav James slip 3s. 7th.
25 3ithst, r. Is minutes before Long Island City
1880. $50 9:3). IL n. 100 3:05. 4:05. BOO sos
James SiD aud Annex Boats do not SUNDAY.
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VALE LAW SCH0OL.-Six Professors and
i nine Instructors Ii. b. In two years. ID. c. L. IN
years Fail term opens ~ For circulars address PROF
&AYLAND, w.uayen. CT
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Il vantages 5000 a year. Mrs Gashere De witt Prin-
cpa BeevIle. y. j.. Dr. Dio Lewis Director Physical Cul
ture 90 Bible House. N. Y For circulars address either
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-02

DUTGERS COLLEGE.
III Chartered "oneen's College" in 1770)
New brunswick. ". j. hour from New York. on Penn X X
Year begins examination for admissionl Sept 20 1888
SLOAN PRIZES FOR BEST (CLAssICAL ENTRANCE
EXAMINATI0NS:
lat 500 $500 CASH; 20. $3.50 $50 CASH.
Additional endowments New library fund. Seventeen
professors; tutors Classical full aud thorough
Increased facilities for the study French and German
with view practical Laboratory all
In chemistry Welequpped astronomical ervaiory for
students Full geological cabinet.
Ample provision Tor electives Junior and senior
The scientific department is the NewJersey state college,
Constant held
Graduates unfo mlv profitable atoms
IN professional scientific work.
TILE AIM OF THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN
ALL WORK.
Best facilities and personal for every student
No young who himself persevefinS
Will be allowed TO his cole for Of
assistance
For full information address Secretary Rutgers Coll ego
MERRILL EDWARDS GATES. Phi. D.. LII d..
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NORWICH LINE
IN Boston, Worcester Nashua Portland AMI the Eask
~ " cry OF WORCESTER,
without exception the most boat the Sound auf
the fay0rite CITY OF BOSTON,
leave Pier No. 40 North River footo Watts next pisr
above Desbrosse Ferry daily except Sundays stl5
Drawing Room through without change 10
Boston, Worcester White Mountains New
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