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New-York tribune., 1883-06-17
fT'HE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
L NETWORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL


Arrangement OF trains from Chambers street Depot
mxDaly except SUNDAYS Day Express. drawins room
coaches Hornellsvle Cleveland Cincinnati and Chi
p m. (Daily)-"st Louis Limited" Express-So extra
charge Tor fast seepicg Colches 20 Bui
zoo M cleveland III lao n cincIunst p s2S y M ST.
Louis $40 a. m second day. Connecting trains arrive
Detroit s:lo ,. m Toledo b:2o p. m and Indianapolis
sp; DAILY Pac!ne Express for the West. sleeping
Chicago without change Hotel coaches through chicago
S:l5 D. m Immigrant train for the West. - . a.. - a.,
nooa Gs % aSs sS rsssi sio @ n so iosd
* midnight Sundays 8. $780, 1920 las. $780, p '
7;2o 7;sa sse, lS2e N, lg noon; i:tsSi
I'm Il Sansh saadsys Ss ssS us & iJS'
sfS 5o 40 s sso sic sse N: and sansst sstarisi
nights only sandsys ehS id 2 m $40 &Son m "a, e,,.
sS sSs51 io Iso % and S i manisS Sun SUNDAYS $50 1915
a m', Ils $50, } D. m, and ~ midnight
S.Wsals MTSass asp and con.a aSo eso m $780,
RSnSoat and Kingston ana Montgomery, IA m $3.50
saaSsy aSsSsn sSg 100 1920 mr. $500 $780, 4so sISn
sI9SaS M,aaetcsn e. s @ TO ioso % o. % sS $50 sisp
sasnday $50 3 U Win Ssnd a. RsaS
The 9a; N. tram stops 1t main-sI only ana.
aa, ross se ss'yis 70 go do2S so .aa nd ai' N
Goats leave Of and quarter aite eaca n'a'
1% ese s M % ss sp an aqa lOe IL
Sleeping coaches be obtained and orders for tne
NSs 5 sS ~
Express trains iron the West arrive in SewYork ""'
JNo J" n -. aas6rT. esnl passr Agent New.Yo,ry
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JEikSSxa.eds: III Sx.es \:
~ Trains & esve Tor sS ais5nG1s sp sss p
Ssnact spans Valley and Monssy. 7'io ioa NJ ''''p )"
JSo n. ABBOTT. osal pass'r Agsn. Nsw'f01A
New-York tribune., 1883-06-17

ruE LED HORSE CLAIM. A Romsuee Of Mining
Camp. BY MARY HALLoCK FoorE. Illustrated by
the author, 1GmO, pp 279. James II. Osgocd Go.
MrsFootes story too short and slight TO be called
a noycl and too realistic to be called romanos. ~
nevertheless a charming little piece of work, inter
esng in Its motive and most decately and arttully
finished. She gives in the opening chapter Wind
uicturs OF q new and booming mining settle
neut In one of the high valleys Of Colorado, where
the dangerous pioneer element had Just begun to
Civ way before a steadier population. "There was
a great show OF domestic felicity in the camp Mt
this period. Every incoming stage renewed tine
bridas of some long separated couple Each man
who could NOT send for bis own wife sympathized,
with boyish eayety in the regeneration OF his more
fortunate eomrade. The shop windows moderated
the dsplny of velvet riding-habits, ernbroidered
silk stockings and pink elk pegnoirs TRAINED with
cascades Of imitation lace-their temptations to
feminine purchasers taking tho more domestic form
Of babies knitted hoods and sscques crash towel
ling, and the newest patterns In cretonne ilEyery
house over which q woman presided practlsed a
hospitality out of all proportion In It's scope to
the capacities of the rude tabernacle Every
younq wife, in her access of happiness. felt
q supreme pity for the great army of the
unmarried that nightly walked the turbulent
streets between flashes Of light from rerpsi-
chorean retreats. and cold gimpses out of the raw
city through the open spaces OF unbuilt blocks
toward the snowlit peaks" She describes the half
d:sreputable life of this strange community with q
skill which reminds us of Bret Hartcs. not ut all
because of any imitation of his manner. for Mrs.
Foote's style is her own but because. ike her prede
cessor she has keen perception OF the salient
characteristics Of the society she has chosen TO de-
pict and rare faculty Of drawing life-hke pof-
trait with few apparently boi but really careful
and precise touches. The most minute and pains
taking description wuud be less effective than this
vigorous outline work in which every stroke tells.
The rncount OF tho bali OF the Younger Sons in
New-York tribune., 1883-06-17
TOPHILADELPHIA.

20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS ANDJ sUS
DAY. SsfATIONS IN Ph1LADELPHIA 2lS
NEW.YoRK.
DOUBLE TRACK, THE Mosr IMPROVED EQUIS,
AENI. AMI Thk FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUPE SAFETY
Express Trains New.York via Des1ros,es All C1rt
landtst Ferries $ follows
5l5, 1870 $50 60 and 10 Limitedl IL 800 $40
., u and y. m and II night Sundays D. % LAM
itedl and 10 a. m- 4. D. T. aud p. m. aud l2night
Express Trans leave Nsw-Yor daily. except sunday, az
I:2n a. N. and running through via Trenton All
Camden.
Returning trans leave Broadst Station Philadelphia l20l
Sl5, 3:lO 345 $50 except Monday 500. 73O 52D $50.
H. ana lllO m (Limted Express 1880 and 5:2o M.
5 1, u. $751; 7l5. Sand S:20p. On sunday l2Ols
3:lo, 800, Sl5, $3.50. $3.50 m. 1920 Limitest $3.50.
TAO sand s;2o y. IN. Leave Philadelphia via Camden,
a M ana 4:So ?; m. daily except sunday -.
Ticket Offices 435. $40 Astor House
ana foot OF DesOr0sses and Corandt Court-st aud
Brooklyn Annex station of FutsnsI BrooSya Nos
ia llU aud lis Hndsont Hoboken station jersey CITY
Immigrant Ticket oniee No 3 Battery Place and casa1
Garden.
The NewYork Transfer Company will call for AMI chssx
baggage hotels and residences
CHARLES r. PUGH, ]. R. WOOD,
Manager General
New-York tribune., 1883-06-17
y CRY. RIVER AND HARBoa TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
once, Pier Is, N. r. foot Of oortaadtss
cOnsgnments ID frsight forwarded directed any part
L,fs sf.a

COARANH
once Pier Is, N. r. foot of Cortaudtsa
onsgnments Cd frsght forwarded directed any part
OF the world
( UYEoUALLfD FAcrLrrsEs Fon DIspAroa
ordsrs recsved fer delivery II Ill kinds and msn
lehandise 70 any part Of The oty
SRA AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND 1AR
non LIGHrERAdE
Freight Of every description promptly ghersd any poia
IN the harbor Unreasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,, BARaEs AND GROVES TO oHAR,
TER For ExCURsIoNa
steamers John L. starn and Hrzstus oorains for NEW.
HAVEN. leave Pier IL. n. ~ sssn daily. IssturdAys
exccpted.t
METROPOLIS ExPRRss 90. bstwsss rsw.tsrk aaa
New.Havea. Caro- and disDatch guaranteed
Freight points D.. L. q w. r r. received Pisr II
For New Haven and points East vt Pier Is
NORTH SHORE, STATEN ISLAND Eleven Mfiss,,r
Tan centa VIA from Iron Plsr ], H. foot Of
WhitehaiLsk
CENTRALsHIPYARD. Communipaw. n. J--Drv Decks
Machine and Boiler shops everythaz appsrtaiRax ssis
construction ard repair OF vessslA
VNROY BOATS-CITIZENS' LINE.-New
Il .ieameis SARATOGA and CAY OF TROY leave Per
No. >4N H. iooto vhrsopher-st day s5,spi SATURDAY ato
connecting with morning ttalns io - points Noxh
seHrL.ay stealn@r tH"chosAs ADa1k
New-York tribune., 1883-06-17
auslrnciloH.

For Boys ana Youny Ho1-citg.
A SCHOOL. FOR BDYS.-pr.vIta tuition.
"A afternoons Th0nas nccyes Ash. la5 W.4,tlsL
CUARLIER INSTITUTE.
2gTu CGMEENClNENT.
"wednesday. Juno 2r. r. 2 m
aI,.l anfInncn. asth-.l.. n,al hlh-stc
New-York tribune., 1883-06-17
DOPULAR SHORE LINE.

IL FOR PRoVIDENCE BosFoM AM AND TiE nrbaS EASE
ALL RAIL FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT
Three Express daily Sundays excepted to Boston at
Sa M 2p M (parlor attache a1d lOp n with palace
cara Il. W. PoPPLE, Agent.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-17
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
J. On and after June 10. 1883.
GREAT TRITNK


AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New-York VIA Desbrosses and C0rtlanit
Street Ferries follows
Harrisburg Pittsburg the West and South with Pullman
Palace Cars ATTACHED. and D. daily. New YORK
and Chicago Limited OF Parior Dining smoking aai Sles1
ing Cars Mt ga. Ia. every day.
Willamsport. Lock Hayen a NJ. p M Cory AMI Eue
sp connecting CORY for rtasville Petroea Cea
ire and the OIL Regions. . - . ,,.
Baltimore Washington and the South "Limitei washingtS1
Express OF Pullman Parlor Cars daily except sunday ID
arrive Washington p. m. Regular. via B. a1t p E
r.. at 5:15 and $50 M, $40 an ami IL ngat VIA
Il. and o. II. r.. ] and o. m and l2 ulght
sunday via II. and p T. r., p and IL tylt Va
II. and y. X. H.. p, m. and IL night -
For Atlantic City, exceps Sunday 5l5a m and p. n "a
sunday. n m THROUGH car on p m. train.
For Cape May, except Sunday. Sis a In and D. M -.
Long Branch Bay Head Junction and intermedih he o -
tons. via Railway and Amboy. Q n m. IL nOon 351 sut
On sunday; a. tdoes not stop q Asouy p sa,Ss
Boats OF Brooklyn Annex connect with al through Trans
Jersey CITY anordlng speedy ana direct transferof
Trains afrive-From Pttsburg 500 and l:20s Soass
1920 daily. and daily except Monday fr9n n9I
Washington aud Baltimore $3.50. $50 m. 3:o0 o:sO 5So,
1926 and 1880 p m; sunday $50 6:5oa m. y 80 ana
l05Op. m. From Baltimore, LEO m; on snnd~ rs sSe
pm. From Pbiadslphia 800 $40 $50 65o eteegps ssp
$50 7so $3.50 e35 1920. lO:35 and l0;i0p sunday
$50. 600 $50. sos. ll35 M, 6s1 7;S5 0SO' lo'ss
al ID.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-17
Gnropcan advertisements.

VISITORS 20 ENGLAND.-Whe visiting
Chssworth House. tho OF Duke Ol Dcyonshre
yiaitura uiu nnd spendid accommodations At
THL BAsLOW II HfbKOPAlHiC E-rAbLtSHMENr.
overlooking thatsuIrth PARK Excellent cuisiue ani
modern comfort and convenience COtchc, irOn
kOH HCy. mllcs. and fruH ssctic,d a. mile distant
New-York tribune., 1883-06-17
Aew I1ubIica,lons.
pOBERT louis sTEvENsON'S
AN INLAND VOYAGE.

would be hopsless unless quoted Che catiro book
70 Rttenp % 20 Justice a the gcoi and piquAn sayings
IN aet ri,tfu narrative of a suI1mer's gypsyins
says The Chicago Tribune Price 81.
ROBERTS BROTHERS. Publishers. Boston.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-17
GRATEFUG,-CoMFoRT
EPPS'S COCOA.

BkEAklANI.li liY thorough kLoN ssT1 81 the nat Ira
laws which the operations OF digestion and nutrition
and by careful application 80 tie nue properties ~ wcse
cctcd Cocoa Mr. EPps has provided oar breakfast tables with
dcfCatcly favored beverage which heavy
diet that consultation De gradually bnt up until strong
enough to resist Tendency % disease Hundreds oi
subtle madcs are nolu2 aoind u ready T. attack where
point We escape fatal shaft
by Keeping ourselves veil iortned with pure blood and
properly uourisi Cd frame civil service Gazette.
Made stnply with b0iag milk. sold In tins ony
tisb. and lb1 by labelled Tins JAMES EPPa *
Co. Homeopathic Chemists, LOndon England.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-17
Ote1n Steamers.

DORDEAUX LINE.
ID New and 6ircct line to the south Of France.
NEN-l OKk AND BORDEAUX DIRECr
CHATEAU LAffrE, 4tU0 WeL juno p
CHATEAU LEONlLLi 900 tons. Tues. July -
"PrentiCes stores WA-st Ferry, Bro1Efyn.
Travellers France. spain and itav, PyTonOeA Pau,
Nice win tlDe aud D. % ga stis
Cabin 1ncludi1g Yinol So sioerAga. SO.
i'' F''90" IVY" " f. IE BoULAN0ER a. neaverst
New-York tribune., 1883-06-17
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK.
Opens its fourth year with truly beautiful number
It's cut pattern and
SIXTEEN PAGES or ILLUSTRATIONS
will certainly please the ladies'
corn ny All NrtWspEALERs.
SOLD by ALL NEwsDEALERs.
THE hIORMONS.


THE MoRMoNS.
Read Pll Rolhnson's cuterta innS book
SINNERS AND SAINTS.
and you will fnl all your precenceiyod notions u'sei
ssvs The Iostun Daily Advertiser This Is an cxfraor
duary aceouat o machabuscd Ieope and raises new
ostIou The Mormans free Om the social crimes Of
other communities thcv practise polygay which they
90 no, CONSIDER crime at all SOW. they are prevented
t ,agnr Mural marriares aud living according 10 Their
own peculiar laws morality viii Eey take up The drunk
e,ness violence and iregulaiy Of life That curse all civil
ia towns and ay aside that wise charity which has mace
pauncrs,n impossible Utah, excepting among the Gen.
tiles 70 Price ~ 90.
ROBERTS BROTH E3S. Publishers, Boston.
rV'HE LATEST. POPULAR NOVEL.
PROPER PRIDE.
FAsCGNATING STORY or
CAVALRY LIFE IN INDIA,
AND
TOWN AND COUNTRY LIFE IN ENGLAND
An old reader wrtn q calls it Tho best novel you have
pulifhed IN twelve yesrs"
IL TRIBUNE NOVEL EXTRA 40 26
PRICE 10 CTNrs.
Address THE TRIBUNE
NETWORK.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-17

pOCKLAND COLLEGE. -Nyack- on the
AZ Hnason Both ssxss $3.50 Ssaifsf eAsilo<1A W. H
New-York tribune., 1883-06-17
Glcamboals ano Railroads.

A HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT
steamers ALBANY and e. vIBBARD daily. except sun
AZ : go aud Welt 2list at A. IA for AiJaly Ianlmg
Hynck ani IariyioSa 10y ferrfl West Point Ne"Ours
Connecting az KIiueseck with Ulster ami Deiagare r. r.,
NJ Cat xil with Catsal Mouutun n r. aud az AD3ny VIII
trains the NORTH and WEST and VITA SPECIAL
SARATOGA EXPRESS.
A MARY POWELL, Captain w. IL. COR
LAs NELL fOr West Point Cornwall NowDurg. Pouyh.
kcepo Rrnd0u; an Kingston landing az Crlnstons ifor
jsuudays excepted. Leaves Vestry.st 3l5 and Past
Sop M connects at PoasakcePse with evening trains for
no ExPREss BAGGAGE RECEIVED AT 22D.sT.
4 CHANGE OF TIME.-For Rondout,
~ Kingston aad intermediate aaaings, connecting with
Cslo anu Deaware and stony Glove ailroads for summer
springfield 1th viii every Tuesday,
Iaars laY ind saturday a. y. m from Harfison-St
A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE,
n DREW and 81 join leave Dcr al. " H., foot OF ca
nalst every wEEh DAY al D nq eonnectlnE at Albany
sanay mIrIng Jtoh with trans north wesl and east
FALL RIVER LINE,
BOSTON AND EAST
splendid cleaners. BkI~to ami FIt ,VIDENCE
Leave New York daily Sundays iDcndeD at p m from
i1cs - North IiNer, foot a: MuraY-st Connections 1y
TickotA sate.roons &C. eau b. oBained principal
hotels transfer ticket ohcs AZ Pier y n. X and on
FnrghETls hue a aeet Of engaged excla-
fVey tho eigLt service. nus insnfng prompt Ana Fen
BuRpES { LoVELi. -" GEORGE l.. CoNNoR.
Agents. Cen Pass'r Agt
EOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU-
L sAToNlC aud NAUGArUCk RAILROADS Steamer.
kiyoi. $40 Fare lower than by aly Otler roIta
EOR BOSTON. The latest evening train,
through Pullman sleepers. leaves Grand Central DE
Morning air tram 10 week dS Get 1esess VIA O0' ILL.,
NEWYoRK AND NEw-ENGLAND RAILROAD.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-17
1nstrurtloft.
Miscellaneous.


A MEXICAN TEACHERS.-BERGEk,SS, MoN. mew
h French method three weeks lessons DeglnnlhE
DAY June Ia by Mr. BERGER the author pronuhei'"h'
cor vefsation no grammar. 81 East lIthcst Ithcst----
NIRCULARS OF BEST SCHOOLS, with
~ careful advice free 70 parents please give al
Isrs r. MInLAM coYRIEkE q CO. III Last A''As' :
(Union Squaro)
CCH0OLS FOR SALE AND RENT.-Large
- variety opportunities for laTgeor sla lh'esVnc""
J. W. .SCHERAEKH0RN. a East l4theL, y. -
THE EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT
4 OF THE
PROFESSOR CHARLES FROEBlsI- Manaeer
nephew Of the originator 0 the
Tho failure boys girls their school or college exan
frequently due 70 want Of consideration LOT e
sface their cldrens progress should consult tls buiu
which gives advisory consultations on All matters
education, conducts examinations ana e1YVas
reports the standing " young people OF go. se
and frOn chichOOl 90 maturity Parents ao9ut
change the direction Of their chons educaOn OF ia
in regard proper choice OF vocation before taking olc
steps should consult Professor FroeDei.
Apply TO- address .,.,
'f' PROFESSOR CHARLES FRoEBEL
65s Broadway. Ne" York.
WILL BE DISPOSED OF.-Jhe seminary
w buildings and grounds formerly occupied by lhe hl'
Rev C. w Everest situated Mics IRON New haven nIecn
post Office ard railway station Welkh0W az
property adapted for institution Address ENENESi
Hamden. C0nn.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-17

CUNARD LINE.
NOTICE-"LANE ROUTE"
FROM EEW.YORK TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENS.
TOWN.
FROM PIER NO. 40 NORTH RIVER
.SCYTHI "wednesday 1uLe % m.
sGAILIA "Wednesday, Ittuu -. lOiD \.
HOIiiN IA " cGhrSiiy, July J. D.
AURA " ednesdsy. july II, l.
Steamers marked DO not carry secragc
gS1 and 500.
heeraqe cets and from all parts VI Europe low
Iates. freight passage Ofice No. Bowling Groon.
VERNON "A. BROWN x Co. Agents.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-17
/ ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.

NEw.YORK PASSENGERS Leave James.sHp 33 min.
Jt stSs @ a @ p @ iis & hss hSS y fo@ n'ns.ss PsS
foot Oi rinest East Iiyer-73O $780, s3o II m. ZOO
james sip Ferry and Annex do run on SUNDAY.
BABYLON 500. $50 neg q NJ S;55 4SS. 0'55. 7o3
P1TCHoGU E-s:S5 m, 535, 4'SS SSj p. Sundays
FAN RocEIWHY-so5. 1905 l1;oS M. 2O5, $50. 4.so.
65 GO5. ?. l2:I5 night Wednesday aad saturday
SAG HAIiBoR-siS5 S.S5 '4,S5. 0s5 sundays
GaEENPoRT SHELTER IsLANDl-s:s5 a. M. 3s5.
'4$5 m, sntuidAys only 5:95 ,. IN SUNDAYS a IN.
GAR6ES GITY. HEaPsTEA p-s:s5, oOj a. IN. las.
day only sundays ,S5 Garden CITY only. l:35. 80
"G6EEN COVE SEA CLIFF. LOCUST VALLEY. OYSTER
BAY-s:a5, 800 a: m, 1885 4S5. j:35. 6S3 Sundays
III 'mffUgNsTiSGifoSN if SoRrHPoRr- a. M. 4:ss os5.
0l PoRT JEfTEis6S S-Jd5 8 m, % {:55 p m Sundays oos
EoNKoNKoNGA- A. m. ssS. 5.S5. O.s5p p sundays
900 III. ,-,, ,,.,,,-
sl5 1909 II oi a. m m az 2o5 sSi 4:Si '37 coz 7:9s.
8 sIS p m, sundays $780, $780, il a. H. L. Sio 0i0'
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAiLnoA Commencing Juue H. 1888.
Western and Northern Express % Rochester and
wn o nas aS s sf only
AT Albany SYRACUSE Rochester, Buffalo, Erle. Cleve-
a N, ss@Tsa special daily. except SUNDAY also Lake
lo3oa m. Chicago EXPRESS drawingroom Canaan
II a. M to Albany and Troy with counection.5 Utica
toga. Gons Falls LaSeSieoree aud Rutland 60. p..
thfnu /, ~ In only
a n. m Accommodation TO Albany Troy
6 D. M Louis Express with sleeping or 81 LOUIS
running through day In ths week also Niagara r1
Iuna n Detroit
6sn5 M daily except sunday, with seeptng cars
Road also Saratoga anu Mont
real ,..
Rochester, Banalo Cleveland. foeio Detroit. Chicago st
In M Night Express with sle,pn scars 70 Albany aud
Troy Connects morning Tor the West tal North
Tickets on saleb No Bowhn g.Green 252 and lt5 Broad
way Westcots Express cas 3ParkOlaoe ana 80
and 9t2 broadway New'fOrk. and SSS WaSplFS'oa
\, r,oIfCEY seu SunE Passenger Aren't,
NEW HAVEN, MERIDEN, HARTFORD,
~ SPRINGFIELD. HoLYOKE, MONTREAL and inter
mediate poins steamers leave Pier No 25 r. r., at
and II D. m Sundays excepted; connecting with
NFW.fIAVEN for MERfDEN, HARTFORD SPRING
YIELD &c. Tickets sold and baggage checked at 944
broadway n. ". and Court.st BROOKLYN Excursion TO
New Haven aud return, 81 80.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-17

HALF STUDY during the summer months,
II for young ladies' and gentlemen, at
HoCKLAND COLLEGE,
Nyack-onthe Hudson w. II. BANNIsTER, A. 81.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-17

SPECIAL NOTICE.
THE NEW CUNAiD STEAMSHIP
AURANIA, 1000 TONS
VIII sail wEDN NEsDAY JULY II. accommodations
nOW vacant. --
VERNON II. BROWN Il CO., Agents.
GERMAN AND u. 8. MAIL STEAMERS.
w NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW-YORk,
soUTHANPfoN AND BREMEN.
FTLDA. Wednesday, June ~ WrBtA. We T.. ~
IIABSbUKG. ~ai. june - - N Az SATURDAY. June 80
RATS or PASSAGE from NEW.YORK q SOUTHLAND.
Ton, IIANRE or BREMEN
FIRST CABIN SECOND CABIN ...$60
STEERAGE $50
tickets rates Prepaid Steerage Certt
cRtos, ~ Pier between SocOnd and
hii"'U" "0oOAou' 0EiRfCus A. CO . BoWlne Gteen
New-York tribune., 1883-06-17

For Both Sexes-country.
A FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL, Ia miles
n from New.York; children q mothers care
Mrs. Ii. g. MOEREII. MAuhasset Ia l.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-17

NORWICH LINE
~ To Boston, Worcester Nashua, Portland and the East
The new Iron steamer
CITY OF WORCESTER
without exception the elegant boat SOUND
the fayoIite CITY OF BOSTON,
Pier 40 North River, foot OF Wattsst
daily,
New-York tribune., 1883-06-17

DYE SEMINARY, RYE, NEW YORK.
~ For particulars address
New-York tribune., 1883-06-17

WHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED ST ATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAM ER5
- FoRQUEENsTowN AND LIVERPOOL
NOTICE.-The steamers OF tLs Line Laue Route
recommended By Lieutenant Maury. v. S Ne both
out ard and homeward
CELTIC Can't Gieado Thursday June II.
GHHMANIC Capt Kenncdy .---.s saturday Jnne 81, Pun
ADkIATlC Capt Jennings Thufhday, July o. D. IN
BRITANNIA Capt Perry. Saturday, Juy IL,
kEPUBLIC cart Irvine. THURSDAY July ~ p m
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOT OF WEST
l0rHST.
lhese steamSrs uniform anu unsurpassed In
pointments The saloons Staterooms- smoking and Bath
l0Oms are placed amdshs where the noise an motion ao
atsea
aATEs.-Sal0on, $50 and 500. Return tickets on
fayorabieerms Storage from the Old Country SSl IRON
New.fork, S2A
These steamers carry neither cattle sheep plgs
Fornspecton OF plans aud other Information appyb1 tn
CT BARTLETT a co. Agents. Boston.
kARRITf q CArTE6I. Agents. PhladsphiA
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-08-09
NEW TODAY.
Notice.

TEIHERE WILL BE AN ELECTION HELD
4 on Monday the 18th day Of August.
1883. at the hOhSe OF Astoria Engine Co. No.
/. for the purpose OF eleciIng a Chief IN
gineer and tao Assistant Engineers OF The
Astoria Fire Department, according 10 or
dinance 2l2 OF the City Of Astoria.
Attest g. j. TkENCHARD.
President Board OF Delegates i. 4. ID.
4. A, CLEVELAND.
Sec'y A. i. ID. 2Std
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-08-09

THE Mexican Oriental and the
Mexican Southern railroad compa
nies have consolidated under the
name of the latter company, Gen.
Grant has been elected president.
The company's line will extend
from Laredo to the city Of Mexico.
The contract for the building Of
$40 miles of road is being carried
out by the new company. Work
began south from Laredo on the
18th ult., and sixty-six miles have
already been completed.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-08-09

TIE commissioner general oI thc
land Office in his report Tor the
year ending June 50, 1883, com
pares the business of the land c.-
fee with that Of the preceding
twelve months. The amount OF
fees and commissions paid on a.
count of original homestead cm-
tries in 1882 was $45G,GGI; Ia
1888 it was $572,G3o. IN Oregon
cash sales increased from 52,5l9
acres. at sSS,5G0, 10 59,GG6 acres
at SI23,5O3; homestead entries
fell of s153,532 acres to llI,EG
acres; timber culture entries S..
O3S acres to 35,4G4 acres. In
Washington territory, there va:
an increase in cash sales, home.
stead and timber culture entries
Cash sales increased from 7l,2l4
acres, at $107,545, to 225,l0t
acres, at &571.95G; original home.
stead entries from 23I,l acres K
3S6,1fS acres, and timber culture
entries from S7,524 acres 70 l45,
! 412 acres.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-08-09

LATE advices from the Malay
peninsula say that the Chinese are
openly assisting the Anamites.
The French northern squadron
consists Of two ironclads, TWO cor
vettes AID gunboat, mounting
555 guns, and carrying 1888 men.
The feet in the waters OF Ecnq"'n
IS stronger. but details are ~
known. There are 1000 troops
in Tonquin, Of whom hoo0 are at
Hanoi. The black flags have
been reinforced by Chinese. The
bombardment OF Hue IS being con-
sidered. Information from 3"
Francisco shows that for sa"-
eraI wears past large ship.
ments OF ammunition far
the Chinese government have
been secretly made through thi-
port. 1t is stated that 2i0,0oo RI
fies and 25,000,0OO cartridgaf has..
been FORWARDED from there g.
Shanghai during the pas. eigh'e's
months, and that each stean"'
leaving for China has On a.'-
from 500 to 1000 bales q a..
cotton duck, used By the Chine.
for making soldiers tents. Thss
and shipments Of other materials
, show that the Chinese have bees
J quietly preparing for trouble "i'
/ France.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-08-09

MONTANA IS getting ready 10
seek admission into the United
States. The question Of a con
vention TO prepare a constitution
for adoption by the people is be-
inc agitated, and tie gathering
will be held in Helena this fall.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-08-09

CAPTAIN VIM. II. Hear, United
States engineer in charge Of the
Mississippi jetties,reports thattheFe
is channel Of q feet through the
South Pass and 81 feet between
the jetties, and that q vessel
drawing q feet can enter and
pass through with perfect safety.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-08-09
Assessors Notiee.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THATTIIE
~ assessment roll of ClatSOp county wiz
be completed and IN the hands Of the Board
of Equalization. at the cOurt house in said
county on the last Monday In August, issi,
when all persons interested are required g0
attend and make any objections they may
have 10 the same.
w w. PARKER.
County Assessor Clatsop Co, Ogn.
Astoria. August G, 1893.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-08-09

The report that the Mexican
government had made a settle
ment with the English bondhoid-
ers is denied. It is said that the
Egyptian bank at Paris has offered
to place loan Of Sl5,Oo0,O00 20.
the Mexican government.