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SURPLUS GOVERNMENT REVENUE.
It's Distribution Among the States i'm
1887.

WHY CONGRESS DIVIDED IT THEN-AN INTERESTING
PERIOD IN OUR NATIONAL HISTORY WHEN WE
.HAD NO DEBT AND PLENTY OF MoNEY-A LOAN
WHICH WAS DISTRIBUTION AND IT'S FATAL EFF.
Feet UPON THE sTATEs-AssIsTANr SECRETARY
NEWS REMINISCENCES-THE SAME SCHEME RE.
vIvED IN 1888 To RELIEvB UNCLE SAM OF HIS
SAVINGS.
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PEOPLES FERRY TO ALEXANDRIA. VA.

FARE CENTS.
THE FAST IRON 81 Eiiii Il THOMPSON WILL.
HEkE FTER RUN On SUNDAYS AS FERRY BE-
IWE-N
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA
LEAVE WASHING ron. FO II OF 9Th STREET,
IL MINI OF I. 9TH AND 7TH SIRE GALS. As
(OLLONS: $50. 1880. II 30 A. NJ, 1880, 1:3O,
9:3J. $3.50. 4 go. $50 !, IL 6:3O p. III.
Lew AL XANDisfA. FROM EDS WHARF,
tOOT OF KING HELT. TO- l. II A. ~, I, 2, 3,
4, 5. and T. II. GO. X. PIiIt LIPS,
1yl4-lm Superintendent
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fsSo Nick NDREE NJ. T.. CHURCH, MASS.
SE ave, between 9th and 10th sta. n.w.-Preaching
at ii q. IN &, by Rev. WM s. EDWARDS. d. Pubic
cordially invited. Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-11

The point Of similarity In the flnancial condition
OF the government now and then lies In thu fact
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-11

REs1GNED.-Mr. D. E. McElhenney has resigned
his position In the Treasury department. and early
next week will leave for Middleport, Ohio, where
he Will engage In business
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-11

Fg SUNDAY $ R.ICEs BY THE REV.. JOHN
G-F A. MULLIGAN of Galbraith Chapel. on L street,
between 4th aud 5th streets. In the morning at ii
O'Clock, subject, THE Iron Did SWIM" At night at
M. subject, 'Saml Riddle" Seats free. Come
and hear. 1T.
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THE DAVIS COURT-MARTIAI.-Ther record In the
case OF Lieut.. D. W. Davis, D.S.N., recently tried
by court-martlal at the navy yard Brooklyn, upon
charges OF drunkenness and absence without
leave, has been received at the Navy department.
No action will be taken in the case until the re.
turn of Secretary Chandler.
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tes1 UNITY pre- BYTERIAN CHURCH. CLA-
~ bangh Hall, 1880 14th street northwest, Rev g.
d. TCH. pastor.-Serrices: Preaching sunday morn
in% at IL O'Clock Sunday School Sunday afternoon at
4:3o o'clock Prayer meetings Wednesday evenings at
So'clOck. All weCOIne. Il
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WHO GOT THE MONEY.

The bill was passed after short debate in the
Senate, and the House concurred without opposi-
ton. The money was distributed as follows:
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REGULAR FERRY.
SEVLNT . $ RECT WHARF.
AIe1andra and Washington boats leave half hourly.
FAKE IEDUCED.
Excursion ickcts to and return only
FIFTEEN GEMS.
Take large boats and avoid the crowd. jy2G I'm
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E9a sAM'L S. sHhDD.
SLATE MANTELS,
At cost to clare stock.
GAS FIXTURES. GAS FIX URES.
FURNACES. RANGES AND LATROBES.
Pinmolng speciaity.
aulI 400 9th street nor.l,uest
~ THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETI G OF
~ the CITIZ NJ EQUITABLE BUILDING As
SOClhTION, Of Georgetown. D. G.. will be held MON
DAY EVENING August 18th, 1888, at Goddard Hail.
corner OF NJ and 3Oth streets, Georgetown u. c.. Sub
aaI1-st F. KIN6, Secretary.
80 ARTHUR ROONEY AND JAME> BELLEW
- Hav ns estabish he'd our Warehouse and Office mt
No III 9TH street northwest, lave oIened Branch
Offce at No. 2lf5 Pennsylvania avenue northwest for
convenience of West End orders.
ART Hun ROONEY 4 co.
auil-2t' Undertakers and EmAalniera,
Tps SIVEREIGNS OF FISDUSTaY-NEMBER
~ of the order Wanting col can 2et full particulars
By addressing as below Any member can set the
benefit OF the contract by paying % for trade
card current quarter. Address Secretary S. of l.,
Box SO It,
rSS GEORGETOWN AMATEUR ORCHE ESTRA
~ All persons desiring t. become active members
Of the Georgetown Amateur Orchestra reuu ste
address Mr.. +. SZEMELENYi Seminary Bui ding
3Oth and y. The instruments particular desired are
first and nd victims, second oboe r-t and second
ciarionets first and second comets, and bassoon.
au1l -SSW3X
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GUNNER ARRaNG MENT.

SPFCih4 NOTICE.-IERsONS INTENDING TO
~ sieIitt week away from the heat of TIE city
af Point Lockout. ST Mars county Md:, tn leaains
Iollsc r1Eer Wal rlhg place tickets from
lhe IN sId a'Id StEbl'ITd COastlng COnpany>eaners
Lady Cf the Lake anu Jane Nasecy-MetropOlitan Ma
ucna BANK, tl3 10Th street northwest. for passage 20
eod from FONT Lockout and weeks at the
hotel for SO. - -
at fnint Lockout.
j. .s-lm SMITH GRAY Proprie:ors.
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HO FOR GREAT FALL s AND CsBIN JOHN
bbll liGE--Stsarn packet Excelsior viii make her
Nsuar trips to above places 81 SDAY, W. DNESDAt.
enc fKIDif. Leave high stree; and canal at a. M
&ie o, cents round trD. For carer apply boat or
lila 4th street northwest IA Ans
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r-Eso NEW YORK AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN n
T. . CHURCH.-Thc Rev. 8. f. PECK. Of New York
CITY. wi preach Tomorrow at II a. Young Peo-
pies meeting at 7 /, pm 1T
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THE ARMYRETIREMENT LAVA petition to Con-
grass has been sent to the officers Of the army for
signature, in which 1t is asked that the laws reg-
lating retirements may be so amended that any
company officer who may be so years of age and
who shall haXe served % years In the army, either
in the volunteer or regular service. continuously
or otherwise, shall, upon Iris own application be
placed On the retired list
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BIBLICAL STUDY.

ITS pPTvcIrLrs. METHODS AND HI-ToRY, To
otI,ar with Catalogue OF Books ot Reference. y CuI
- g., 1-rI,, theological Seminary, New.Nork city l
vol. l2mo, g. 30 , o.. r,,,,,...,
Professor Briggs aimed 20 present g"HS 40 n,i
,,,t,. ~ tfr I.aut IyWuu aa vel as ~.
SiuN l i The Gospel br.rr that rcl'llN,
iy NJ me nd o God should be- culhn.o WIZ ~, ~
SUI, he same f~Ic sketch ui 90" entire n-lvi' w
5,r drrrrfrnt OF Biblical study has U',n gwen w.
tl,t.rrrruf grr traced the normal "a u-'Ilui
|l ' az, ,ir,rr1s. and hole is rooted L the m'u""
0f CHRIST and Hls Apostles.
r, are for ,ac ny Oh book sellers, or WILDE sent
postpaid, on receipt Of pace, BY
CHARLES SCRIBNEE'S SONS. Publishers
743 and 40 Broadway, Ncw-lork. -
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NEW BOOKS.

The PutnamG have Iust brought ont largo illus-
trated edition. CON pete III two parts of lryhgs
Life OF Washington and the History OF the Amer
loan Revolution THIS edition, which is called the
Centennial" is bound in paper and is moderate IN
nrice The type is excellent IN size and cearness
and the parts bound together in stout covers would
form a treasure for school libraries.
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Another quarterly volume OF It iftels LIyiLg
Age brings together an attractive list OF the best
papers, pUenis and serials IN the current English
nsrjodicais TIL. selections for Iittell are made
vitb rare Judgment and American readers have
owed to it Tor many years a mass Of exceedingly
valuable reading matter.
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only all manner of pleasant games but many
methods Of doing work both ornamental ana uselui'
Paper dolls and cooking wood-carVIng ana iru''-
raising and many other pleasant ana prontaDio OF
equations are discussed with spirit ana pracVcH'sy
w. copId be no more excellent gift for young
girl.
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ANGUS WOMEN SERIES.


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1,sri IN IN. arrs Mrs Howe 90" .ronl and contour.
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letters 5. daily assuming greater proportions.
Already ruuu.As,-Cc,rgc Eliot Emily Hro"i.' George
sands. Mary Lamb. Il ra'h.
SEVEN SPANISH CITIES, and tae Way TO Them. by
Edward b. Hale. IGmu, cloth Price 81 20
The very next best thing to going TO spain yourself '' 20
read MI Hcs record o Dis rp there which l' ii'" ".
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Tobacco smokers read this little manual ana pi"H' ~
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MARIA EpGEwORTHs CLASSIC TALES. With a
sketch or her life by Grace \. oliver lGmo. cloth 81
souTHEYs LIFE OF NELSON. Win Illustrations
by Brket Foster ljmo, cloth, 81
two new volumes in Roberts Brothers classic Series
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aThe Courtship of Miles Standish" has been in
peniously arranged for amateur dramatic repre-
sanitation and published by lloughton, Alihln d.
Co. The poem has been divided into seven scenes
and is less maneled N the process than might have
Lasn expscted. Its measure I'll give occasion for
wholesome study to the amateur player.
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me PHILOsOPHICAL BAsIs on THhIsN.
TIKI scRIPrURAL IDEA OF MAN.

nv Mark Hopkins, D. D., IL D. Vol l-mo' -. -
cr, boolrgfcg student IN the land mlgll IN I
m b.,ce NJ least OF reading this book II = ne
onchings gs thc pcn Of Doctor HOPKINS T'to,
Younger race ministers TINE ChilHu"h 70
;TIp cRoTVDS OF THEISuC AND CHRIS
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TIAN BELIEF.

BY George p Fisher D. D. IL d. Professor OF Lo'i''''
cal History in Yale College. VOL crown 9," = wv
NJ Christian faith against the assaults OF , ~ ,c ~, MS
TIcticr ilnaophcal critical, We are me Y" i-i'
NJ ~. IL - inst gs ia is the latest. Christian Ihoh'
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Fl. NJ. Ksifer has revised and enlarged his Re-
collections of a Drummer-Boy" rs originally
printed in St, Nicholas and has made volume
which will delight boys and at the same time recall
many interesting experiences to the veteran. The
book is charmngly illustrated aud is published oy
T. r. Oggood s. Co.
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Ocean Cleaners.

A NCHOR LINE. u. S. Mail Steamships.
N Sail from New.YOrk every Saturday for
GLASGOW via LONDONDERRY.
From Pier &C. North River.
BOLIVIA Oct. 20 a. IN. CItCANSIA Nov. 3,
DEVONIk Oct. 81 2 D. m. ETHIOPIA. Nov 10, .. IN
cabin Dass4ge, $50 10 $50 second Cabin SO.
Stctrage outward t2S pTep9id I'll
LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN SERVICE.
From Pier ~, North River.
CITY OF ROME sails saturday, october "a ?. N.
Cabin passage $50 20 $780, according o. accommodations
second cabin and Steerage - above.
Anchor Drafts issued at lowest rates are paid Tree Ok
charge in En- gland Scotland and ireland.
For pasqagc Cabin Plans, Book u Tours &C. apry 70
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Bowling Green
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CHRISTIAN CHARITY IN THE ANCIENT
CHURCH.

ny Dr. Gcnharl Unborn, author Of The Conul'' "a
ci,forfty win Heuthcnsm." vol, crown sYo = 81.
II zoe, without saving that This WORE o W.. nI
~. ,J,li,nu Ia the literature uI carry ItI4'.i5
Or ThIharn is careful IN statement and w
hirT fIe Epak has gone through E.c tIll.'h' ~
81 | 'Il almost be- safe tD predict similar e"t' 49,"
CHARACTERIZATION OF its value this country 9A""' 'N
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A new and revised edition OF Mr.. c. F. Richard
sons useful Primer Of American Literature" has
been published by Houghton, Miftn q Co. 1t
gives in compact form much information concerning
American writers and prSsents twelve good por-
traits
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-15

"The American Girls Home Book of Work and
Play" e. p. Putnam's Sons is an admirable vol
ume in which Mrs Helen Campbell teaches not
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Mem publications.
IMPORTANT WORKS ON THEOLOGICAL
SUBJECTS,
RECENTLY PUBLISHED BA
CHARLES sCRlBNER'S SONS.
THE DOCTRINE OF SACRED SCRIPTURE

THE DOCTRINE VI HAIh'D
Critical Historical and Dogmatc inquiry inlo te o'lS"
and Nature Of the old and New Testaments' Ivy beo 20
Iadd Professor in Yale College author OF Inc
OF Church Pollty" 2voIs, Syo' 81.
n ad5 bos undertaken an exhaustive work ana the re
snl, - Ms isbors and scholarship as emDOleu ~ % va
1mcs Is worthy attention Of a sta't dod and we'll
-,rt,,1 ~ he name philadelphia Times
THE PHILOSOPHICAL BASIS OF IhhlSM'
differentiation OF The Personality Of Man to ASCERTAIN nv
canacitv to Know and Cod and the NaNuiy OF ,y
PRINCIPLES Underlying the Defence Of ihei-m ~ anu.
Harris D. D., Ii. D.. Professor N l'e l"'o'os''''
mcnt Of Yale College vol, svo, - 90 1870
:. On c,rDo bu he struck with The maserinl ana TCrpy
rtcr%tng Uav in which these great ana W ~ Hgi
!i''' and strength OF w, ,.s
he bcaty and simplicity Of the language ana W. nut sble
NV observation-disclosures OF the reasoning. II Is lp,t
ncSs anl cnfian 10 philosophical and thtOlo8lca
d RNLlguus Itlu-u.
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NETWORK SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES

l4sl Broadway, corner i3dst
Classes IN French German Italian Spanish English Latin
and Greek Exceptional facilities for acquiring thorough
practical knowledge modern languages Afternoon classes
for ladies' exclusively evening cnsses for gentlemen Eoc
ton and English Literature on saturdays
specaI conversation class in French for children, Will DO
held two afternoons In the week.
The Directors OF the refer to the following students
and patrons: 80.
! II Rockefeller esd president OF the standard on Coz
r. J. Rolston esq president Farmers Trust Loan Coz
Baron sohkn e1 Minister Penipotentny OF His Majesty
tbeFmpcror Of Russa 1.-TWO Of his were educated IN
French Jay Gould, esq Hon. Elisha H. Amen consult
sra ~ Hawaii Mrs Admiral Charles H. Baldwin sc. &C.
Catalogues application. once hours 4 tOo
II. G. MILLER, (r.-.....
q. TIMANENlS. Z bIectois'
CHARLES c. SIIMETs.
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BORDEAUX LINE.
ID New and direct line 10 the South OF France.
NETWORK AND BORDEAUX DIRECT.
IS. CHATEAU tuIuay yet 70
81. CHATEAU LEOVI LIE W elesuSy SOY u
From Prentices stores near WalLst Ferry Brookyn
Travellers f0F France Spain and ltlyt Lyfenee7 fau
Nice &C. win time and expense by taNH- tALs me
Cabin tiUcludng Wilel 80. stecraSe, go
f'' P''''7' 'p''' F. LIE BoULANGER, 46 Beayer.st.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

BOSTON, VIA ST0NINGTON LINE
H. FARE REDUCED. >,r,,o,,o>y
Staouers NARRAGANsETT and STQNlNGLoN
5olv sXccpt Sundays) from Pier 49, N h ~ ~.
Three morning trans from steamers lAnuhB 'nio"s
bosIoh' PROVIDENCE LINE. - -, - 4,
r. proyt5enoe direct-Steamers RHODE ISLAND ana
MASS ACiiISETTS, from Pier 20, NJ r. WarIehs'p u"hS
tc1eept SuiA''S'' ~ w PoPPLE, Gen1 Pass. Agent
III Westst, New YORK.
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nATTTMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST
Via PhIadepha, Baltimore aud Washington.
Trains leave from Pennsylvania II. r. Depot; -. y,as.
I'M except Sunday for Washington and AL points
u M, DAILY FAST EXPRESS through -. 49, ~ n
COACHES 10 Chicago, Cincinnati st. LOUIS o0nn''' ~
IL MIDNIGHT daily Washington and all polhIps
For Tme. Tables Tickets, Sleeping Berths anu Senrt
apply at Companys office Slb II ana go Broau"~''
a., brooklyn, Pennsylvania Railr0ad ---------
= FTTGU VALLEY LROAD.-Passenger
Trains leave depot foot Of Corandt and Alien.
az $40 a. m $40 and ?. No. for Last9n To%anda Wa
town Reading Mauch Chuncb, Wkesbarei ny p,,1man
veTy Ithaca Geneva Lyons Buffalo and tas m and $40
coaches daily. Local TRAINS DC 90 ~
10 m for Easton Bethlehem and COOay an -, connect for
Trains leaving at $40 q. and Gay Mons sunday
noiuts in MahauOy and HazleOn coal regonoh Chuuk
train local for Mauch chunk SlO a M Leave A""0"
aepeT Eastern Office corner Of church end "a A.
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EENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.

- IN
~ Between Ncw-YOrk ami Havre.
CpuIu3ny'. pcr al 80 ~ North River foot " AJrOast
Travellers by this line avoid both transit by Ehgsh ,ainsy
and discomfort OF crossing tLe Channel in small DO
special train leaving cDmpauys dock AT LayTe a4et Tor
Iar. On arrival Baggage checked az He"lOA
through 10 Paris. - -, - O. -
AMERTQUE Sgntelh.-.. ...... W ell.5O! ttI ~ "a w
CANADA FTaI-Gtlf "
~ CTEEi AIN Bonucau We'd oct. 81 a m
Chec&s payable at sgh In amounts TO SUIT on the banque
TTausattutque Of Paris
For freight and passage Apply - -
LNrIs DE EEnIAN, s CONT, No. 8 BoWlng Green.
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NUNARD LINE.

NOTICE-"LANE ROUTE"
FROM NEW.YORK 10 LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENS.
TOWN.
FROM PIER NO. 40 NORTH RIVER
BtVONIA ....... "Wednesday, oct q, noon.
SI'PyTt Wednesday Oct 81, = p.
STyTiIIA .... Wednesday Nov. T. 1880 a. ID.
Cabin Iassaye. 500. $50 and 500.
stcIae tickets g. aud fm al parts 81 EUr az very low
rltng Freight passage Office, No. 1 Bowling Green
VERNON II. BROWN & CO. agents
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TINTED STATES AND GERMAN MAIL
I sTEANlERSL American p4f6et So 5 M
Line for PLYMOUTH LOudUn) tllERBDUt 10 LftIlsb Snu
HAMBURG. Saturday steamers, H9mbnrs direct ~
HNMMONIA Thurs, Oct - " tDlp ALA lIldI
IFSSI Nj. Thurs. oct % BOHEMIA SATURDAY NON.A
Rates 10 Paris exral First Cabin, SlOOi second CsDn,
s60. Steeragp $50 Prepaid steerage tickets S flist
Cabin saturday steamers, 500 ana 80: tAculs1oh I"'
Greatly reduced. send Tourists Gazette" - =,
0KUEHARDH & Co, Gen. Agts., No. 81 BFoadstp = l.
q n RICIiA RID q Co, Gen Pass Agts. 81 B'way n 4,
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5nstrurtion.
For Boys and Young men-City.
wv YORK SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.


4s1 BROADWAY Corner OF Forty thirt-stl 40, a, .
carefully graded school for boys, Established WIN tne
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bois Tor college schools OF science and proessoha p
s,s The MAN OF instruction combines pTiVath tutlqn U
eiassrI Preparatory department for boys no eleh' "
For catalogues containing full information, gPPy 70 tle
p'l'ciP"S CHARLES c. STIMETS-
PREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC, SCHOOL,
Madson.ayc and 44tst, fits for Sehoo, Oh aInTS; a
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Engineer Corps, T. NJ and Professor Naval AcddeHiy
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September 81
rT1HE NETWORK LATIN SCHOOL, No: ;
| East 47th.st. rcopens Monday, september ~; que
boarding pupil send for circular. v DA5Nel troiP'
rpHE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, No. III
Madison-avc. near G4th-st, Dr. IT, b. CHAtlN, [Ilnc'
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SUM New building complete IN It's appointments NV
Gath school year just begun
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, No.
u 1,isl Broadway, near i2tst;; ANN ye"'' i'N''''
Commercial and Classical Departments ,,,>r u,.t,,ls
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' l lON III y l.. .,.--r-r.
r..,r, ATrrstEg. lVINUE Avn LIVERPOOL

GUION LINE. .,.-,--r,,
" TSITFp STATES MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Leaving Pier 81, y. r., foot OF klng-5t
AtEii!Ics,,S tuesday oct. o. 1890 a. M.
40 TUESDAY, Oct. 80 a. IN
49, Tursd4y, Nov. q, q.
,at!ti.sgl,S 'SIN - Tuesday, Nov. Is, 2 p. M.
These steamers built Of rCn with water sht con.
partmcnts and are furnished with every requisite 20 mao
H. across the Atlantic both safe ana agreeable nav
ing bathroom sw0kin groom, drawing r0ou piano au uO
~ !s0 surgeon, steWaTdess ana caterer on en- 4
Steamer me stateruOmS all upper deck mus lhsuInS
or greatest Of all Injuries at perfect VENTILATION ana
light -....,..r,, seo aoo and stOO
Intermediate so SteeraRe at low rates - . <,,-,o,,
OFFICE, 80. 20 BROADWAY. WILLIAMS y nOAON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-15

DOYAL MAIL TO THE NETHERLANDS,
IL Steamers leave co e pier Of SusseN.st Jersey CITY,
For Rotterdam,
&C " SCTTOrTI Wednesday, oct. II, A. m.
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-20
FrsUuED rtOnI DrATn

Tho following statement or william J. Cough
in, OF SOmeryiilc, Mass, f. so remarkable tnnt
we beg tOa"k for II the attention Of our read
ers. lie says ain tho fall OF 1870 was taken
with a violent bleeding of tho lungs, followed
by severe cough. soon began to lose my
appetite and flesh. | wa4 20 weak at ono time
that could not leave my bed I'm tho sum
NOR o' ls77 was admitted to the city Hospital
while there the doctors said ! hnd u hole In
my lrii lung 10 big Us Il hulf-dollar. cXpcnd.
cd over = hundred dollars IN doctors and med.
icin... va. 80 Jar gone at ono time report
went around that WIS doad. gave up hope
bat N i1oul tOld IHC OF DIR. WM. HALLS
HAI SAM fDI TiIE LUNGS. | laughc at
my friends thinEiuE my case iUcurablo, bat
got If,l' 90 satisfy them, when to my pur.
pri-Cu Il qualification, | commenced To feel
better Ny hope, once dead, began 10 revive,
Rmd To- .uy iccl I'm hotter spirits than / have
tho past ihrrJ years.
81 writcthis hNpinE you VIII publish It, 20
thnt every ono aniictcd with Deceased Lungs
VIII 20 iu3uuCI ~ take DIR. WM HALLS
BALsAM tORTlIh LUNGS, and be con vinccd
that CONSUMrTION CAN BE CURED. !
have taken two bottle. and can positively say
that It has done INC moro good than ali the
other medicines hGTO taken since my sick.
ness. Ny cough has almost entirely disap.
pearvd AMI .nal! soon be lblo to 90 10 " ork ;,
sol" b., u u. Cochran. ls7 &urih Queen street
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-20
french successesin TouIuin.


Rev. Wm. David Walker vas to-day
in New York, cousecrated missionary
bishop of North Dakota. Tho ceremony
took place at tho Calvary Protestant
Episcopal church, in the presence Of a
large assemblage.
At Trenton, N. j., reduction of II
per cent, without notice, has been made in
the wages of the laborors in the New Jer
sey steel aud iron works
Highway robberies arc again DO.
coming numerous at Chicago. Late last
night Geo. ID. Davis, young man, was
met by foot pad aud wss shot by the
robber and may not recover. Two foot
pads have been convicted.
At Wilksbarre Pa. tho air course being
cut off in fine Ridge co,liery by the recent
cave.in, has forced an accumulation
of fire, damp in tho mine. 1t
ia Impossible to trace tho cave in or
to ascertain the course of the foul air.
Four hundred men are thrown out of en-
ployment for weeks by this forced suspen.
sion.