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Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-07-04
Further About the Daphne HOr
rDr.

LoSDoS, July 3.-When the Daphne
turned upside down, an eyewitness saw
great number of men struggling in the
water and shrieking for help The men
were bruised and covered with blood.
having been struck by the debris. The
accounts of the number of persons on
board and the number lost, continue to
vary widely. Several bodies were found
at the foot of the ways. Divers are
searching for other bodies.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-07-04

onO.-No. Commercial ST.. Los Angeles.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-07-04
strike for Back Pay.

Ely tVt), July 3.-Three hundred
miners have struck for their pay, which
is two months behind. Yesterday they
broke into the mining eompany's store,
stripping 1t of goods. and to-day paraded
the streets with riotious demonstrations,
threatening to demolish the company's
property and creating great excitement.
Volcanic Eruptions
PANAMA, July 3.--From the Star and
Herald: Tho volcano of Ometepe, in
Lake Nicaragua, is in eruption, When
the crater first broke forth the people
fed to the churches, feeling that the
whole island would be destroyed. The
valley of the Atrato. in the State of
Cauca, continues the center Of volcanic
activity. At Rio Socio, forty miles from
tina Atlantic, the earth opened in many
places, throwing out very fine sand.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-07-04
PACIFIC COAST
Steamship Company.

ooopALL, PERKINS q CO. General Agents.
SAN FRANCISCO.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-07-04

LONDON, July "A diver states that
the companionway of the Daphne is
blocked up by sold mass of
bodies, one upon another It appears
that the men who were at work below
when the ship went over, rushed from
their work and became jammed in the
passageway. Some of the bodies still
have tools in their hands.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-07-04

SAN FRANCISCO, July 3,-The fire at
Astoria destroyed six salmon oannories
and number of other buildings, in addi-
ton to the property OF the Oregon Rail
way and Navigation Company. Arough
estimate fixes the loss at S225, 900; insur-
ance $40 O0O
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-07-04
NORTHERN ROUTES.

STEAMERS LEAVE SAN FRANCISCO
For wrangle, sitka and Harrisburg, Alaska: and
Nenaimo and New Westminster, B. C., as ad'
vertised In San Francisco newspapers.
For Victoria, Port Townsend, Seattle. Tacoma
stellacoom and olympia every Friday at P. NJ
For Astoria and Portland, July ID and every
three days thereafter
For Eureka, Arcata and Hookton, every Wednes
day.
For Point Arena, Cuffy's Cove, little River
whitesboro, Mendocino City. and Noyo, ever
Monday .
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-07-04

ALBANY IN. V, July 3.-Henry
Wickes, an aged lawyer, has embezzled
about $50, 900 of trust funds and money
collected as attorney of Mrs. Catharine
A. Van Rensselaer,, Of Greenbush,
Wickes has fled.
The Autobiography Convention.
CHICAGO, July 3.-Delegates to the
National Conference OF Anti Monop-
olists to be held in this city tomorrow,
are beginning to arrive, and there now
promises to be large representation
from all the Northern and Eastern
States. There are many Greenbackers
in attendance, but the general impress.
sion is that the great fight will he on
the tariff question.
The woman's Bicycle Race.
CHICAGO, July 3.-The bicycle race
between Miss Maggie Wallace, of New
Y ork, and Louisa Armand began here at
10 o'clock 4. NJ. At p. NJ. the record
stood, Armand % miles, Wallace p
miles.
sterling Exchange ana Bonds,
NEW YORK, July 3.-Sterling bills on
London, sixty days, 4.s5s; sterling bills
on London, sight drafts, "a 500; U. S.
AS of 1891, interest quarterly, SLIP;
u. S. As of 1907, interest quarterly,
81. lss; U. S. Sas, extended 5s, Sl,02t;
L. S. IS, 81 .03l; W. U, Telegraph, s3I,
Pauper Emigrants.
New YORK, July 3.--0ne-half the
pauper emigrants by the steamer Queen
remain at Castle Garden. The others
have gone to join friends after giving a
satisfactory account of themselves. The
company sent committee to the Emil
grafton Commissioners saying they were
willing to return to Europe those
emigrants not claimed by friends and
likely to become a burden. Probably
all the emigrants will be satisfactorily
disposed of here.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-07-04

h. MCMILLAN. : Agent,
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-07-04
Australian Confederation.

LoNDoN, July 3.-Adyices from Vic.
toria state that the Governor, at
the opening of Parliament, to-day, an
nounced an intention to negotiate with
other colonies in favor of Australian
confad Grafton
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-07-04
GARD,

feommsnd 70 the citizens Of Los Angeles and
particular r. De W. Crank. NJ. D., with whom
hAvs professionally associated
jsastf ,. G. KIRKPATRICK, MI
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-07-04
he Chambord Given Up.

PARIs-miduight-July 3.-The ply
sicians attending the Count DE Cham
,bord, at a consultation last night, de-
cided that his case is hopeless. The
statement is published that the men,
bers of the Orleans family have gone to
Frohslorff only to fulfill family duty.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-07-04

Examined and found correct.
L. C. GOODWIN,
O. w. CHILDS, Finance Conmittee,
JOSE MASCAREL,
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-07-04
To be Sold Regardless Of Cost /!
The Sale at Reduced prices to Last for Two Weeks

Commencing Monday, June ID.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-07-04

SAN Francisco, July 3.--The steamer
Granada sailed for Panama yesterday.
She carried in transitto New York
40. 00o gallons of wine,
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-07-04

SAN Francisco, July 3.-Wheat
seller 81 55a@Sl.5 54. Barley, easy;
seller, S3s@S44c; seller, season, S39;
s3I; buyer, season, 95lc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-03
LITERARY NOTES.
bert Browning is writing new poem.

Robert Browning is writing new poem
The author of 1.-The Bread Winners" has pre-
pared for the next number of The Century an open
letter in reply to attack made upon his Iepressn-
tation of the ways of trade-unionIstS
Victor HUGO has written. under the title of
"BArchipel de Ia Manche," description Of the life
and manners of the -inha btants of the Channel
Islands 1t will be brought out serialy in period
zeal.
Mr.. Bret Haries new novel is appearing in new
translation in ST. Petersburg. 1t has had large
sale III England.
The Duke of Beaufort is about to play the part OF
an editor He is supervising the preparation OF
series Of small volumes dealing with sporting mat
teIs Tic series will he called the Badminton."
CAPTAIN Mayne Reid has written new serial
story for ST. Nicholas.
Mr.. Joel c. Harris has iust finished his book,
"NiChts with Uncle Remus," and J. r.. OsgOoo & Co.
will shortly bring it ont MI Harris's literary work
is said TO beone only during the odd moments when
lie Is permitted to spare from his newspaper desk
Mrs. J. II. Green, the widow Of the historian, bas
herself been completely revising her husbands
Conquest of England" according to his last IN
struCnOns. The book carries on the story oil Eng
land up TO the period of the Norman Conquest
Mfr. Richard Hengist Horne, the poet, who is in
his eighty-sccond year, has been seriously Ill but
is now recovering.
Mr. H. Buxton FOrman's new library edition Of
Keats viii soon be Published in England. The text
of the poems published by Keats has, says ! ne hW6'
a9um, "been revised from the poets own edition.
and these. as well as the posthumous poems nave
been collated as far as possible with the author
manuscripts The important collections OF Sir
Charles Dixie have been placed at the disposal OF
the editor who has also had access to large num-
Der of other documents preserved by members
of the poets family and by his friends
Variations and numerous cancelled passages are
gwen in foot-notcs, and much is added from manu-
script aud other sources. An important mass Of let
tiers to various persons is now first published in
creasing the number of letters to about 200, and
considerable number of those reedited from printed
sources have been revised from the originals.
Turguenefi's latest literary project was of book
that should condemn the aut-Semihc feeling in
Russia.
Max ORen, the author of the clever sketch.
John Bull ct Son Isle which was, by the way,
the subject of pleasant letter in recent number
of The TEIBUNE-is said to be French professor
IN au English school. Nine editions Of his book
have been issued.
Miss Elizabeth Stuart Phelps's new book, . Be-
yond the Gates" viii be first published in England
TO secure the copyright IN that country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-03
qHE"ElRTHLY P4R4DISE" TH4rBToBE
BY WILLIAM MORRIS, Port.


Nv. w. Morris has written for THE Democratic Con-
federation a poem-NO l of tue series entitled
''Chants for sOcIalistS'-callrd The Day IS Com
ing IS PIoPhrcy 2I tng s6ou ,ulg AK
~ interesting as poets dream of the IDEAL towards
winch the world Is tending 1t begins WIN an ap-
peal to his lads" to listen to ms tale 0i tue Won
derfol DAYS a'cOming when all shall be better than
wrIn when more than one in a thousand shall
have some hone of the morrow, some JOY OF the an
Gent home" Here Is his prediction OF the GoniRs
time when ''all folk that are IN England shaIl Oe
better lodged than swine":
Then man shall work and bethnk him, aud rejoice IL
Nor yet come home the even too faint and wearyto
stand.
For to-morow's lack Of earning aud the hunger>"oH
osrango now wonderful justice! But for whom shall
For ourselves and for each of fellows and no hand
shall labor III vain.
Then all mine and all thine shall be ours aud no more
For riches tGt serve for nothing fetter friend
for a slave.
And what wealth there shall be left US when shall
To Iy ms frieni in tne market and pinch aud pine the
sold
Nay what save the lovely city, and the little house on
And the waste. and the woodland beauty, and the happy
fields We Till,
And tie homes of ancient stories the tombs of the
And the wise men seeking out marvels, and the poets
And the painters hand OF wonder; and the marvellous
And the banded chors of music all those that do and
know.
For all these shall be ours aud all mems, shall any
lack share
OF the toll and tae gain living in the days when the
world grows lar
"Such" says the singer, are the days that shall
be-" &" But what" he asks, are the deeds Ot to-
dayT
O why aud for what are we waiting, while brothers
Ana on Gvsry wind OF the heavens wasted life goes by
How long shall they rcproach where crowd on crowd
Poor ghosts Of the wicked city the god-cruslcd hungry
HE'LL
Through suuaIi hfc they aborea in sordd grief they
Those sons OF ghty mother those props OF Engauds
PRIDE
They are gone; there is none eau undo IT, oar
But many a million cometh aud shall they be better
It's We must answer and hasten, and open wide the
For the rich mans huryiag the slow-foot
hope u! the poor
Yea the voicccs wrath Of the wreched, and their uu
We must give 1t voice and wisdom till the waiting glide
be spent
Come them since ali things call us, the living and the
And Ger the weltering tangle gmmcrng light is shed.
Come them lei US cast of foong, and put by case and
For me CAUSE alone is worthy till the good days brug
the best.
Come ion in the only battle, wherein no man can fell,
Where whose iadeth and d6th, yet MS deed shal SUI
prevail.
AL come. cast of all fooing, for this, at least,
rha I the Dawn aud the Day coming and forth the
Banners co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-03
PROPOSALS for PURCHASE OF VESSELS.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
W .-Lnr-- .--r...- 4 ..-.---E = r-A.-

WAsHLyGrOy. August -. 1883.
accordance with the PROVISIONS Il tLe 9Th section o.
Act Of Congress making appropriations TO sunPy deficiencies
approx ed March 1883 sealed proposals viii be cc"iyed az
the Navy Department until noon on TUESDAY. NDNEML
Der -. 1883 which lime ana place they Will be oDeqeG
the certain at tho Navy Yard Mara
Island California. which have becU sicEcg from tho Nayg
Register under authority - Act 81 Congress approved
1882 aeG WnCh 10 deemed for the best interests
the United states 10 sell.
The offered and their appraised value the I0
n9GnOCk odd Sl 100; Alaska, Sls.3uO; BencCa 81 500 4
TuscarOra, $1,000; NaTragansets $500; Nysck. yf9U
onosa must he submitted in sealed envelope
Propose Purchase OF Vessels" 70 tsa liSl
other MTuGICltlgu% NOOncr for tatn
vessel should Je Included wItlln one proposal
vessel, will be sofia ur CASH 10 The person or persons.
above the 2pprAs value thereof. Each bid pro-
pOal be anled bY deposit IN casa o. sa,star-
certified check hsl ten per cent u tho
tho proposal and bond with peuas
equal the whole amount Ot the Oncr with two ~ nOrs
surets approved uy the Secretary OF tho Navy coldi-
such oe Or proposal within thr days from the date % rs
IN default is made IN the payment NJ tho
ninety cent part thereof WtalD that
deposit VI ten cent shall be cjnst rel
forfeited tho Government and shan be applet As directed
the Mach 3 1858 All deposits and bonds II Jid.
TO hem within days ;he opening the
application 20 the Department printed list Will 10 tucs
giving general information COuCeruiug The
forms bids and bonds which must DO used D. Odors
The vessels examined nc tine Oy applying rs
COmmanuapt OF tie Mare Island Yard.
The purchasers must the vessels purchased rom
the limits Yard within re8sOuabs time DO
ED. T. NICHOLS.
Acting SsCr~t1Tr II tic Navy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-03
Nem pubIlcaIlons.

NEW BOOKS.
Mrs A. L. wistcr's New Translation.
BANNED AND BLESSED.
A Novel After the German Of F. Werner author o.
80 Round iy his Vows" etc Translated by Mrs. l.
Vister translator Tho Sc cond WIFE" Prom Hand
10 Hand" etc. limo. Extra cloth. 81 So
OBJECT LESSONS
soos ByL Walker. First and second series
uiste l2uo. Extra cloth. 81 25
This wok embraces lessons the following subjects;
tho Animal Vegetable. and Mineral Kingdoms; Phys
oosy. PLY seal Geography. and Manufactures.
W.T. AND WISDOM OF PROYERBIAL PHIL
OSOPHY.
oad Compsr.sons BY Ma rshan Brown, author OF "wit
and Humor" etc l2mo. Extra 9th. 81 rs.
YolJNG FOLKS WHY'S AND WHEREFOREs.
nv Uncle Lawrence Profusely illustrated. Royal
octave. Extra cloth. 81.
Contains large OF information aud amusOment
nm simpie scientific oct related IN inc form OF Story
with numerous llustratiobs
OUR YOUNG FOLKS PLUTARCH.
nv Rosae kaufman. Square svO With illustrations and
mas. cloth. So.
Rsnecislly adapted for boys and grsi being all Of
a. For sale by all Booksellers. will be sent by mail
,ostsge prepaid on receipt of the price by
]. b. LIPPINCOTT 81 CO., Publishers
7I6 aud I'll Markets.. PhladeiOha.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-03
Glcclion Notifies.
STATE OF HEwYoaK
OFFICE or TRG StCEETAET OF STATE
ITO THE SHERIFF Of The COUNTY OF
STATE OF NEw.Yosx

NEH.GCHK
OFFICE or ER& slCssTAsT o. 5TAF.{
ITO THE SHERIFF Of The CO COUNTY OF
SRI Notice hereby given that at the General Election
Monday OF Novemyer mex lNoycmoer 81. the following
seereta OF STATE. "a Ihc ri ace o. JOSEPH 3 CARR.
1TeSisor IL Inc ps sV 81 r re- \ SkXW
AH Attorney General In tho place OF LESLIE W. RUS
st2sq Engineer and Surveyor in the place of slLAs
{@s, Of q re @ 1 Court e E; Judicial
GEgRGE SHEA aud CHARLES !. NEHRBAs. ,o., .,.,,
1 senate Lsicts comprising the counties Of Richmond
county Oficers ago to oe elected for saia county:
4 Register in the place Of HGGGsT1S T. DocHARTY.l
Whose terms Of 9Gs VIA expire on The ast gay 81 DIT
Chapter ass i5ss. which & hereto AMUSED aud
~ .c n,' - -. GaAP; 4es. 81.
AN ACT TO provide for submitn. the Electors Of the
state tho proposition abolish Contrast Labor thsi
FIsEq May 2,, 1883 three attn. being present:
sIcTlOS l. ms inspectors al each poll in the several
% sed ana Ssq a h ss 81 @ SsnNE sn 20
;hGG,sae eight hundred sH@ eighty shsl provide
g9n 70 he proposition TO abolish contract labor from s
shall written o. prntsdo partly Written and partly pbS
ss iGTS qSwns nsns For The 70 seS
which .hal h9 written printed, partly Written and
oposliS1 sSolsh from the Prisons.
Ali State entitled 70 vote for menDer
Of .he LegsIure IL their respective arcts shalt be entued
70 vote ON the adoption OF said proposition dung the day
OF sctioE IN the several election districts in which heJ TO-
tds.
Respectfully yours,
JOSEPH B. CARR
Secretary OF state.
Yon are without delay to deliver q the aSoy s
notice 90 tho supervisor the Assesors OF each
town ward In your county, aud 10 copy on
aad notice 20 published according 10 law once IN eaca
wees an! The election lsee Laws OF 1870 Chapter Ae4
Section ~
cssty the copy OF the Election Notice
rscaiVsd ~ me this day IRON the secretary OF state
A. V. DAVIDSON,
Sheriff OF the City and County Of New OK.
Publishers viii insert this adv erisenen
unless especially authorized 80 to do. -
A. V. DAVIDSON,
Sheriff Of the City and County OF SsU'iork.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-03
eau Schools.
Dantiu3 AtnOcnles.

ALLEN DODWORTlTS School for Dancing,
~ GSl Fiuhoyn, Wal reopen All classes VIII com
muucy saturday, OrtoOer-k
ALEX. NACGREGOWS.
~ H. Jh.lvp. AMI 30 West 51hsti private lessor rs
and classes in dancing. see clrcuarS
NARI MARWIG'S SCHOOL for DANCING,
y 81 Agah3onaye -Rgopens OCtDgoc send for clrcu-
lars.
EER ROBERT :. MANUEL will rrsumc his
w classes for dancn. sturdy. NOyoHher IL At MS
rooms 55 West SD 81, between Broadway aud 5thSye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-03
Drootlnn Schools.

rT7HE PACKER COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
1 REOOKLYN HEIGHTS.
a school for the thorough teaching Of Young LtieA
IT, EACKU-, It,. d., President Ot the Faculty a.,
Admis 4rulcnf sept 1921 1888 'llrg,'Ior
tuition lowest elias S&a term: In Fnes. caSs SD
form. extra charges for instruction IN Grrck Lltll
French German. Drawing ana Choral singing For me
th.rty.cIgth annual Catalogue address PAChEH GUILE
GIATE INSTITUTE Brooklyn. y. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-03
D ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS
Urou05GlS.

PROPOSALS will be received by the under
der sgue,i the Office OF the Baltimore 4u ONO .M-
road IOmpIuy Baltimore, uuul ODor u, ioN1 Tor ne
Fonndatlu- and Masonry OF the u'hanm River r02e
mo urGUosII, must ileldr c.spl5 aud uOIsr
aud cost ut ulug sIle % batto'N AI'''loI
Eccpn cans o.5 and from dlrts ua tm4
lions may be- the Chic, LngIcrs one On 'a' hoI
DctUDrul The company reserves pc Et 20 tJeJ f ahh
allpop1slIs. ii. j. DDtTi'A-'' NhIoI ing '.'.I.
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING CON.
/ POUND ARMOR PLATES for the tu7'et Tno: Of - u
Monitor MLuiOlomDh
The dated Aurs: 20 1883 uyng poaosas o
furnishing compound arlor plates -Jl -A -t ti-I %" ~
Monitor illttnomoh 81 hereby amended 49, "lJ"s ner sA
caption Secondary Tests and ar TIE f'Hituce Chf llN
secondary the a.Zct b be at NJ ule lp.'ey penetrate"
In ss tie result u the arst or autraD shot in the uiaeat
Department shall D., sufficiently conclusive on a'ni Of
some anomaly circumstances attending tie Ing test "Iata
by tnc premature breaking Of the pr3g or nom o,l'- et
Department shall have power to repeat ms 'h2 against aao.4a
MONT ot th1 p.. on the ceutrl horizontal lne
similar qu1- sh0ll develop the nsev,' win regard . W.
out the three secondary shots these shots la be Ecp bl
each blow 10 be delivered different spot nom that ugL before
THEODORE .. WILSON.
Chief Constructor e. "
Chief Bureau Construction and Repair Navy Department. Wshai
NAVY PAY OFFICE, Il STATE IT, -
NEwYORS. sept y. 1888
PROPOSALS sealed and indOrSed on CnvelOp
BID for supplies Advertised" vii DC received az thJ
oGce uu - o',ocl october S5 Tor tho folio Hlg sup
plies the quality be delivered within twenty day.
from date OIdcr free OF eS ensA az the Na ia Ne"-
i"'A BUREAU CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR"
$1,000 3 feet Of cherry.
$1,000 b .crJ OF White Ash.
10000 3 tppt " No. Clear White Pine.
Specifications AID viii be furnished at this oHlce
The right reserved reject any OF all bids that noe
be tecmei adyanta -eous 10 the Government.
Two responsible Bureues rcluT"i iOi tle prompt al1
faithful delivery Of the Supplies awarded. -,
Bids properly signed aud Gertle WIZ not 3e con-
sldelcL AllONl y l, A9W LII
Pay Inspector L. :. Navy.
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QfIcIlcr5.

a VISITING TEACHER charges $50 quar-
- Tca So 10. Two lnl 80 IN nc
seson cDassf-of hours two 81 W1i'h are drFp %
mllemltlcs history uli literature, luI one ID len l1ge
lFrrucl German LaJlnl ami ono % music AI'Hd nav
snare fe fatutn boy girl can EASILY suas IN
quantity quality work -tul'll M s'toD Ftc'ahs
former 'stiIy t- Al7D spctiu lessons
reasonable terms Address t- NJ MI IA % i"'t'N'"'
MISS HES~E, 80 West 2lst-st., supplies com
Va J84aIeU4 'ItDJt EDVsrIH4'5S sIEtth 'hS5'
keepers best parents clp3s u Shpp%
References by favor Ho' Hamilton Fish all eH7e '4.@
TVEACHERS. TUTORS. GONERNESSES.
/ suppIcG fee 70 employers schools recommended 10
parents. FLORENCE FlIuH. - Union square
WANTED 2 position as private secretary,
w ,nanueus4 teacher Of uHsv vocal, plano ah o.
English branches. Uy q ANY WIN nest
references and experience. Address H. H. j. tribune
UPtCwn ONCE. ,l56 Broadway.
TINEACHER.-Engagcm by an English Lady
4 ntaaoh children nine 10 tuurrcn years an tue
l,.n,urs English education music French ana Ger
man. Address r.. s. =, 25+ West @ltls
TUTOR.-Nloruing tuJorship by an English
! gentl.mpu; pubHe school man. star o. Trinity Coll
CrnNrde prepares for universities would tutor younger
Boy uccn experience H. Penn, 20 IVES. -4Ll-o-
gNVTOR.-An English tutor is diCcngaged for
4 tho morning hours: best cry rtielea Cr1 Address
LONDON, Tribune Uptown Ohice, i,-5o Broadway.
TUTORS. GOVERNESSES, TEACHERS,
Music art visiting AMI resident suDplei sICa Ia en-
powers D.. MIRIAM COYEfEEE & CO.. 81 East L'th'sL'
Union square.
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GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
N Between Now.YOr& and Havre.
Companys pier ncw No AZ Nortn RIVER foot or Morton3G
Travellers by this ue AVOID both transit by Engsh rail-
way the discomfort OF crossing tho Channel IN small
SpeoiI train leaving the cOmpanys dock at iayre
direct Paris arrival ut steamers Baggage checked az
New York through TO Paris
LABRADOR Collier Wednesday Oct s. a. M
NORMANDlE, SorVan.
Checks payable at sight amounts SUIT on the banQue
TIausatlantiquco of Paris.
For freight and passage apply 20
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Ocean 9teIHers.

NCUOR LINE. L. :. Mail Steamships.
n sail from NevTork every sGtnri!ytor
GLASGOW via LONuONDERRY
From PtIyl North STcr.
ETHIOPIA Oct . IT, M BOLINIA..... Oct 90. .. m,
ANCUUVIN. oct. b. 90. nj DENrEiA, tct. ~ ) p III
CABIN passage, So 70 SO Second Cabin, $40
STORAGE uutvau, rs, pIeuald +2L
LIVERPOOL. AND QUEENSTOWN SERVICE.
From Pier IL, North RIVER.
RFIGVAVIA slls Ne.acsdly. october 3, q q, m
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cry OF EUMEsNlS saturday, October - = y. III
adm PASSAGE. 500 flOJ according accOnuOtalOGi
second cabin AMI StsNrtgs Js above.
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